Directory Structure
Introduction
The default Laravel application structure is intended to provide a great starting point for both large and small applications. But you are free to organize your application however you like. Laravel imposes almost no restrictions on where any given class is located - as long as Composer can autoload the class.
The Root Directory
The App Directory
The app
directory contains the core code of your application. We'll explore this directory in more detail soon; however, almost all of the classes in your application will be in this directory.
The Bootstrap Directory
The bootstrap
directory contains the app.php
file which bootstraps the framework. This directory also houses a cache
directory which contains framework generated files for performance optimization such as the route and services cache files. You should not typically need to modify any files within this directory.
The Config Directory
The config
directory, as the name implies, contains all of your application's configuration files. It's a great idea to read through all of these files and familiarize yourself with all of the options available to you.
The Database Directory
The database
directory contains your database migrations, model factories, and seeds. If you wish, you may also use this directory to hold an SQLite database.
The Public Directory
The public
directory contains the index.php
file, which is the entry point for all requests entering your application and configures autoloading. This directory also houses your assets such as images, JavaScript, and CSS.
The Resources Directory
The resources
directory contains your views as well as your raw, un-compiled assets such as CSS or JavaScript. This directory also houses all of your language files.
The Routes Directory
The routes
directory contains all of the route definitions for your application. By default, several route files are included with Laravel: web.php
, api.php
, console.php
, and channels.php
.
The web.php
file contains routes that the RouteServiceProvider
places in the web
middleware group, which provides session state, CSRF protection, and cookie encryption. If your application does not offer a stateless, RESTful API then it is likely that all of your routes will most likely be defined in the web.php
file.
The api.php
file contains routes that the RouteServiceProvider
places in the api
middleware group. These routes are intended to be stateless, so requests entering the application through these routes are intended to be authenticated via tokens and will not have access to session state.
The console.php
file is where you may define all of your closure based console commands. Each closure is bound to a command instance allowing a simple approach to interacting with each command's IO methods. Even though this file does not define HTTP routes, it defines console based entry points (routes) into your application.
The channels.php
file is where you may register all of the event broadcasting channels that your application supports.
The Storage Directory
The storage
directory contains your logs, compiled Blade templates, file based sessions, file caches, and other files generated by the framework. This directory is segregated into app
, framework
, and logs
directories. The app
directory may be used to store any files generated by your application. The framework
directory is used to store framework generated files and caches. Finally, the logs
directory contains your application's log files.
The storage/app/public
directory may be used to store user-generated files, such as profile avatars, that should be publicly accessible. You should create a symbolic link at public/storage
which points to this directory. You may create the link using the php artisan storage:link
Artisan command.
The Tests Directory
The tests
directory contains your automated tests. Example PHPUnit unit tests and feature tests are provided out of the box. Each test class should be suffixed with the word Test
. You may run your tests using the phpunit
or php vendor/bin/phpunit
commands. Or, if you would like a more detailed and beautiful representation of your test results, you may run your tests using the php artisan test
Artisan command.
The Vendor Directory
The vendor
directory contains your Composer dependencies.
The App Directory
The majority of your application is housed in the app
directory. By default, this directory is namespaced under App
and is autoloaded by Composer using the PSR-4 autoloading standard.
The app
directory contains a variety of additional directories such as Console
, Http
, and Providers
. Think of the Console
and Http
directories as providing an API into the core of your application. The HTTP protocol and CLI are both mechanisms to interact with your application, but do not actually contain application logic. In other words, they are two ways of issuing commands to your application. The Console
directory contains all of your Artisan commands, while the Http
directory contains your controllers, middleware, and requests.
A variety of other directories will be generated inside the app
directory as you use the make
Artisan commands to generate classes. So, for example, the app/Jobs
directory will not exist until you execute the make:job
Artisan command to generate a job class.
{tip} Many of the classes in the
app
directory can be generated by Artisan via commands. To review the available commands, run thephp artisan list make
command in your terminal.
The Broadcasting Directory
The Broadcasting
directory contains all of the broadcast channel classes for your application. These classes are generated using the make:channel
command. This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you when you create your first channel. To learn more about channels, check out the documentation on event broadcasting.
The Console Directory
The Console
directory contains all of the custom Artisan commands for your application. These commands may be generated using the make:command
command. This directory also houses your console kernel, which is where your custom Artisan commands are registered and your scheduled tasks are defined.
The Events Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you by the event:generate
and make:event
Artisan commands. The Events
directory houses event classes. Events may be used to alert other parts of your application that a given action has occurred, providing a great deal of flexibility and decoupling.
The Exceptions Directory
The Exceptions
directory contains your application's exception handler and is also a good place to place any exceptions thrown by your application. If you would like to customize how your exceptions are logged or rendered, you should modify the Handler
class in this directory.
The Http Directory
The Http
directory contains your controllers, middleware, and form requests. Almost all of the logic to handle requests entering your application will be placed in this directory.
The Jobs Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the make:job
Artisan command. The Jobs
directory houses the queueable jobs for your application. Jobs may be queued by your application or run synchronously within the current request lifecycle. Jobs that run synchronously during the current request are sometimes referred to as "commands" since they are an implementation of the command pattern.
The Listeners Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the event:generate
or make:listener
Artisan commands. The Listeners
directory contains the classes that handle your events. Event listeners receive an event instance and perform logic in response to the event being fired. For example, a UserRegistered
event might be handled by a SendWelcomeEmail
listener.
The Mail Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the make:mail
Artisan command. The Mail
directory contains all of your classes that represent emails sent by your application. Mail objects allow you to encapsulate all of the logic of building an email in a single, simple class that may be sent using the Mail::send
method.
The Models Directory
The Models
directory contains all of your Eloquent model classes. The Eloquent ORM included with Laravel provides a beautiful, simple ActiveRecord implementation for working with your database. Each database table has a corresponding "Model" which is used to interact with that table. Models allow you to query for data in your tables, as well as insert new records into the table.
The Notifications Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the make:notification
Artisan command. The Notifications
directory contains all of the "transactional" notifications that are sent by your application, such as simple notifications about events that happen within your application. Laravel's notification feature abstracts sending notifications over a variety of drivers such as email, Slack, SMS, or stored in a database.
The Policies Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the make:policy
Artisan command. The Policies
directory contains the authorization policy classes for your application. Policies are used to determine if a user can perform a given action against a resource.
The Providers Directory
The Providers
directory contains all of the service providers for your application. Service providers bootstrap your application by binding services in the service container, registering events, or performing any other tasks to prepare your application for incoming requests.
In a fresh Laravel application, this directory will already contain several providers. You are free to add your own providers to this directory as needed.
The Rules Directory
This directory does not exist by default, but will be created for you if you execute the make:rule
Artisan command. The Rules
directory contains the custom validation rule objects for your application. Rules are used to encapsulate complicated validation logic in a simple object. For more information, check out the validation documentation.


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Before Change
x_reduced = reducePCA(x,ndims)
// pad cols with zeros if ndims returned is less than ndims
if x_reduced[0].shape[1] < ndims:
for idx, x_r in enumerate(x_reduced):
x_reduced[idx] = np.hstack([x_r, np.zeros((x_r.shape[0], ndims-x_reduced[0].shape[1]))])
if align == True:
// Import is here to avoid circular imports with reduce.py
from .align import align as aligner
x_reduced = aligner(x_reduced)
After Change
assert all([i.shape[1]>ndims for i in x]), "In order to reduce the data, ndims must be less than the number of dimensions"
// if there are any nans in any of the lists, use ppca
if np.isnan(np.vstack(x)).any():
warnings.warn("Missing data: Inexact solution computed with PPCA (see https://github.com/allentran/pca-magic for details)")
x = fill_missing(x)
// normalize
if normalize:
x = normalizer(x, normalize=normalize)
// build model params dict


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A long time ago, I had published advice for event organizers to save a few characters and leave off a year reference when picking a Twitter hashtag for their event.
So, rather than #rubyconf14, you could safely shave off two characters and go with simply #rubyconf instead.
The thought process at the time was that you could only search seven days worth of tweets and the year addendum was kind of worthless in that environment.
Now that Twitter is indexing and making searchable their entire corpus of tweets, that recommendation needs a change.
If you are in charge of picking the hashtag for an event or some other time-based thing, you should probably strongly consider adding a year or date indicator to the end to make later searches a bit easier.
It would appear you can time-limit searches, but that sort of advanced maneuver isn't something you can expect all users (or all embedding platforms) to grok.
So, the new recommendation:
When in doubt, include the year. It'll make your event tweets easier to find later.
Oh, and as always, make sure you let participants know what the official hashtag is so you don't end up with multiple streams like the #rubyconf examples above.


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The OIOSAML Trust client can be used to invoke OIOIDWS (OIO Identity-based web services). These services require extra security headers in the soap requests, and this client can issue requests containing the correct headers and signatures.
Under normal circumstances, the client is used in conjunction with a OIOSAML.java enabled web application. However, this is not a strict requirement, but the default {@link dk.itst.oiosaml.trust.TrustClient} constructor cannot be used, as it expects the OIOSAML.java filter to be enabled.
oiosaml-trust.certificate.location=certificate/sts-certificate oiosaml-trust.certificate.password=Test1234 oiosaml-trust.certificate.alias=mykey
In other words, the configuration must specify a keystore with the STS certificate, password for the keystore and an alias if the keystore contains multiple certificates.
Furthermore, depending on how the IdP works, set:
oiosaml-trust.bootstrap.base64=true|falseThis property controls how the bootstrap attribute is read from the user's assertion. If the property is set to true (the default), the client expects the bootstrap attribute value to be a base64 encoded string. Otherwise, the client expects regular XML as the attribute value.
A usage example:
String serviceEndpointAddress = "http://adgangsstyringeksempler.test-stoettesystemerne.dk:8080/poc-provider/EchoService"; TrustClient tokenClient = new TrustClient(); tokenClient.setSoapVersion(SOAPConstants.SOAP11_NS); tokenClient.setUseReferenceForOnBehalfOf(false); tokenClient.setIssuer(SPMetadata.getInstance().getEntityID()); tokenClient.setAppliesTo(serviceEndpointAddress); // retrieve token from sts Assertion stsToken = tokenClient.getToken(null); String stsXml = XMLHelper.nodeToString(stsToken); System.out.println("Received token from STS: " + stsXml); // send service request // jaxb generated class Echo request = new Echo(); tokenClient.getServiceClient().sendRequest(request, JAXBContext.newInstance(Echo.class, EchoResponse.class), serviceEndpointAddress, "http://provider.poc.saml.itst.dk/EchoService/echoRequest", null, new ResultHandler<EchoResponse>() { public void handleResult(EchoResponse result) throws Exception { System.out.println("Client request: " + tokenClient.getLastRequestXML()); System.out.println("Response: " + result.getOutput()); } });
The main class for the client is {@link dk.itst.oiosaml.trust.TrustClient}. By default, no other classes are necessary.
The general usage pattern is to call getToken(), which contacts the STS to get a new service token on behalf of the current user (using a WS-Trust Issue request). The token is stored in the client, and when sendRequest() is called, the token is added to the request automatically.
The STS address is retrieved from an EndpointReference (EPR) element. By default, the client expects that the current UserAssertion contains the EPR an attribute called "urn:liberty:disco:2006-08:DiscoveryEPR". One of the elements in the EPR is the STS endpoint location. The EPR also contains a SAML assertion identifying the user, which is sent to the STS.
client.addFaultHander("urn:test", "fault", new FaultHandler() { public void handleFault(QName faultCode, String faultMessage, XMLObject detail) { assertEquals("test", faultMessage); assertEquals("urn:test", detail.getElementQName().getNamespaceURI()); assertEquals("fault", detail.getElementQName().getLocalPart()); // do something } });
Fault handlers are configured based in the namespace and local name of the fault detail element. If a fault handler is executed, the normal resulthandler is not executed.
By default, all header elements and the body are signed. If this is not the intended behaviour, it is possible to configure signing using a {@link dk.itst.oiosaml.trust.SigningPolicy}, which can be injected into the TrustClient.
The SigningPolicy specifies which elements (identified by their QNames) should be signed. The policy also has a default policy which matches all elements which have not been described explicitely.
An example:SigningPolicy policy = new SigningPolicy(false); policy.addPolicy(To.ELEMENT_NAME, true); policy.addPolicy(ReplyTo.ELEMENT_NAME, true); tokenClient.setSigningPolicy(policy);


if
statements
which contain else
branches and whose conditions are negated.
Flipping the order of the if
and else
branches will usually increase the clarity of such statements.
There is a fix that allows to invert current if statement
Example:
void m(Object o1, Object o2) { if (o1 != o2) { System.out.println(1); } else { System.out.println(2); } }
After applying the fix:
void m(Object o1, Object o2) { if (o1 == o2) { System.out.println(2); } else { System.out.println(1); } }
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# pkg set-authority -O http://dev.opensolaris.org/dev development
# pkg refresh
# pkg image-update -v
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Namespace NMF.Models.Meta
Classes
Attribute
Represents a simple-valued attribute
Attribute.AttributeReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Attribute class
AttributeConstraint
The default implementation of the AttributeConstraint class
AttributeConstraint.AttributeConstraintReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the AttributeConstraint class
Class
Represents a group of instances with common properties like attributes or references
Class.ClassChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Class class
Class.ClassReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Class class
ClassAttributeConstraintsCollection
ClassExtensions
Denotes extension methods for Class instances
ClassReferenceConstraintsCollection
DataType
Represents a complex immutable data class
Enumeration
The default implementation of the Enumeration class
Enumeration.EnumerationChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Enumeration class
Enumeration.EnumerationReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Enumeration class
EnumerationLiteralsCollection
Event
Represents an event
Event.EventReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Event class
Extension
The default implementation of the Extension class
Extension.ExtensionReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Extension class
IdentifierScopeExtensions
Literal
The default implementation of the Literal class
Literal.LiteralReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Literal class
MappedType
The MappedType extension
MetaElement
The default implementation of the MetaElement class
ModelElementExtensionsCollection
Namespace
The default implementation of the Namespace class
Namespace.NamespaceChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Namespace class
Namespace.NamespaceReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Namespace class
NamespaceChildNamespacesCollection
NamespaceTypesCollection
Operation
The default implementation of the Operation class
Operation.OperationChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Operation class
Operation.OperationReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Operation class
OperationParametersCollection
Parameter
The default implementation of the Parameter class
Parameter.ParameterReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Parameter class
PrimitiveType
The default implementation of the PrimitiveType class
Reference
The default implementation of the Reference class
Reference.ReferenceReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Reference class
ReferenceConstraint
The default implementation of the ReferenceConstraint class
ReferenceConstraint.ReferenceConstraintReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the ReferenceConstraint class
ReferenceType
The default implementation of the ReferenceType class
ReferenceType.ReferenceTypeChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the ReferenceType class
ReferenceType.ReferenceTypeReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the ReferenceType class
ReferenceTypeEventsCollection
ReferenceTypeReferencesCollection
SerializationInformation
The SerializationInformation extension
StructuredType
The default implementation of the StructuredType class
StructuredType.StructuredTypeChildrenCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the StructuredType class
StructuredType.StructuredTypeReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the StructuredType class
StructuredTypeAttributesCollection
StructuredTypeOperationsCollection
Type
The default implementation of the Type class
Type.TypeReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the Type class
TypedElement
The default implementation of the TypedElement class
TypedElement.TypedElementReferencedElementsCollection
The collection class to to represent the children of the TypedElement class
TypeExtensions
Denotes common extensions to types
Interfaces
IAttribute
The public interface for Attribute
IAttributeConstraint
The public interface for AttributeConstraint
IClass
The public interface for Class
IDataType
The public interface for DataType
IEnumeration
The public interface for Enumeration
IEvent
The public interface for Event
IExtension
The public interface for Extension
ILiteral
The public interface for Literal
IMetaElement
The public interface for MetaElement
IModel
The public interface for Model
INamespace
The public interface for Namespace
IOperation
The public interface for Operation
IParameter
The public interface for Parameter
IPrimitiveType
The public interface for PrimitiveType
IReference
The public interface for Reference
IReferenceConstraint
The public interface for ReferenceConstraint
IReferenceType
The public interface for ReferenceType
IStructuredType
The public interface for StructuredType
IType
The public interface for Type
ITypedElement
The public interface for TypedElement


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Time Unit¶
Time unit is used to discretize times in Vega-Lite. It can either be used inside encoding field definitions or as a transform.
Vega-Lite supports the following time units:
"year"
,"yearquarter"
,"yearquartermonth"
,"yearmonth"
,"yearmonthdate"
,"yearmonthdatehours"
,"yearmonthdatehoursminutes"
,"yearmonthdatehoursminutesseconds"
."quarter"
,"quartermonth"
"month"
,"monthdate"
"date"
(Day of month, i.e., 1 - 31)"day"
(Day of week, i.e., Monday - Friday)"hours"
,"hoursminutes"
,"hoursminutesseconds"
"minutes"
,"minutesseconds"
"seconds"
,"secondsmilliseconds"
"milliseconds"
By default, all time units represent date time using local time. To use UTC time, you can add the utc
prefix (e.g., utcyearmonth
).
Documentation Overview¶
- TOC
Time Unit in Encoding Field Definition¶
{
"data": ... ,
"mark": ... ,
"encoding": {
"x": {
"timeUnit": ..., // time unit
"field": ...,
"type": "temporal",
...
},
"y": ...,
...
},
...
}
A field definition can include a timeUnit
property. For example, the chart below shows shows temperature in Seattle aggregated by month.
Note that temporal fields use continuous scales by default for all mark types including "bar"
.
If you want to use a discrete scale instead, you can cast the field to have an "ordinal"
type. This casting strategy can be useful for time units with low cardinality such as "month"
.
Time Unit Transform¶
{
...
"transform": [
{"timeUnit": ..., "field": ..., "as" ...} // TimeUnit Transform
...
],
...
}
A timeUnit
transform in the transform
array has the following properties:
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="timeUnit,field,as" source="TimeUnitTransform" %}
In the example below, we use the time unit transform to extract the month component of the dates. We can then visualize the hottest temperature. Note that Vega-Lite will automatically format the axis if the timeUnit
is applied outside encoding
so we have to format it manually. For this reason, you should prefer time units as part of encoding definitions.
UTC time¶
Input¶
To parse data in local time or UTC time, there are three cases:
- Times are parsed as UTC time if the date strings are in ISO format.
- If that is not the case, by default, times are assumed to be local.
- To parse inline data or url data without ISO format as UTC time, we need to specify the
format
to beutc
Output¶
By default, Vega-Lite will output data in local time (even when input is parsed as UTC time). To output data in UTC time, we need to specify either a UTC time unit or scale:
- UTC time unit when input data is in local time.
- UTC scale type when you have input data in UTC time.
Do not use UTC time unit and the UTC scale type at the same time since that will cause Vega-Lite to shift the output time twice.


Create a Custom Application
This example shows the steps involved in creating a custom application that sends a data stream to the Demoyard Cloud using the Demoyard Agent gRPC API. For the simple applications, you do not need a configuration file because your stream name is dynamically added to the Demoyard Cloud.
See the example source code: Example Source
Step 1. Create Your Custom Application
Import the following Python modules:
import base64 import json import sys import time import grpc import agent import agent_grpc
The grpc module is the RPC API framework implemented by the Demoyard Agent. The agent and agent_grpc modules should be in your example directory, originally copied from the Demoyard repository.
The example first connects to the Demoyard Agent, which listens for gRPC messages on port 7501.
pipe = grpc.insecure_pipe("localhost:7501") agent = agent_grpc.Agent(pipe)
After you successfully connect, send data to the Demoyard Agent by calling the gRPC API SendData() function defined in the agent_grpc.py file.
agent_stub.SendData(write_data points())
The following functions show the steps to create and write a data point.
Create a Datapoint
All data points have the following definition:
{ "stream": "<streamName>", "timestamp": <time>, "<data_type>": { <dataObject> } }
The create_data_point() function populates this structure with:
- A stream name. If the stream is not defined in the config.toml file, the Demoyard Cloud dynamically creates the stream.
- A timestamp, in epoch time.
- The data, specified as a type-value pair having a Text data type and a string value.
create then calls agent.Datapoint() to create the data point.
def create_data_point(point): timestamp = int(time.time() * 1000) text_msg = agent.Text() text_msg.value = 'this is a %s data point' % point data_point = agent.Datapoint( stream="testStream_01", text=text_msg, timestamp=timestamp) return data_point
Write the Datapoints
The write_data points() function continuously creates data points until you end the program with Ctrl-c. The function pauses 10 seconds between data point transmission.
def write_data points(): while agent_stub is not None: yield create_data_point("stream") time.sleep(10)
In the next step, you can run this example and see the results on the Demoyard web application.
Step 2. Run the Example and Visualize Your Data
Run the example using the following command:
$ python custom.py
The example displays:
Demoyard Agent communication established. Streaming data points (use Ctrl+c to exit) ...
Next, log in to the Demoyard Cloud using your Demoyard credentials. Scroll to the panel labeled testStream_01.
In the example, four data points were received by the Demoyard Cloud and you can view the data:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| VALUE | Shows the data string sent by the example: This is a data point. |
| TIME | Shows the data timestamp, at approximately 10-second intervals. |
| TAGS | This column is empty because a tag is not associated with this stream. |
Summary
This tutorial introduced you to the steps needed to create a simple, custom application that sends a data stream to the Demoyard Cloud.
Try associating a tag with the data by defining the tag and stream and the /home/demoyard/config.toml file:
[demoyard] agent-ip = "localhost" agent-port-grpc = "7501" agent-port-http = "7502" [tags] site = "test_lab" [[streams]] name = "testStream_01"
Run the example again and view the results in the Demoyard web application. Make sure to restart the Demoyard Agent before running the example.
Example Source
#!/usr/bin/env python import base64 import json import sys import time import grpc import agent import agent_grpc #### gRPC Implementation #### def create_data_point(point): timestamp = int(time.time() * 1000) text_msg = agent.Text() text_msg.value = 'this is a %s data point' % point data_point = agent.Datapoint( stream="testStream_01", text=text_msg, timestamp=timestamp) return data_point def write_data points(): while agent_stub is not None: yield create_data_point("stream") time.sleep(10) #### Entry point #### pipe = grpc.insecure_pipe("localhost:7501") agent_stub = agent_grpc.AgentStub(pipe) print('\nDemoyard Agent communication established.') #### Datapoint Streaming #### print('Streaming data points (use Ctrl+c to exit) ...') agent_stub.SendData(write_data points())


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WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
FOR:
Judson, Jeff Senior Fellow and Director (The Heartland Institute, and San Antonio Tea
Party), San Antonio, TX
Prewett, Matt Volunteer (also providing written testimony) (Texas Parents Union), Cedar
Park, TX
Simmons, Rep Ron State Rep (Self + Autism Society of America), Lewisville, TX
Smith, Cheryl President Autism Council of Utah - Parent (Alliance for School Choice),
SLC, UT
AGAINST:
Capo, Zeph Vice-President (Houston Federation of Teachers), Hou, TX
Cornell, Victor Austin Regional Coordinator (American Civil Liberties Union - Texas
Affiliate), Austin, TX
Malfaro, Louis Steering Committee (also providing written testimony) (Coalition for
Public Schools), Austin, TX
Miller, Jeff Policy Specialist (also providing written testimony) (Disability Rights Texas),
Austin, TX
Morris, Cindy mom/ past teacher (ARC Gulf Coast), Alvin, TX
Peltier, Cynthia Director of Special Education (TCASE), Pearland, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (also providing written testimony) (TX - AFT), Austin,
TX
Romero, Jesse Legislative Consultant (Texas Association for Bilingual Education
(T.A.B.E.)), San Antonio, TX
Siebenman, Joy Parent (Self, child), Katy, TX
Statman, Rona Director of Family Support Services (The Arc of Texas), Austin, TX
Wrzyszczynski, Jennifer Parent (Self, child), Katy, TX
ON:
Anderson, David General Counsel (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Ladner, Matthew Senior Fellow (also providing written testimony) (Texas Public Policy
Foundation / Fdt for Excellence in Education), Austin, TX
Parrish, Deborah retired Resource (Spec. Ed) teacher - K-8 32 years (self), San Antonio,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Associate Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX
Ford, Stacy Parent (Self), Leander, TX
Sanaie, Kandice Government Affairs Manager (Texas Association of Business), Austin,
TX
Simmons, Lisa (Self), Lewisville, TX
Venable, Peggy TX DIR (AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Banks, Yannis Legislative Liaison (TX NAACP), Austin, TX
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director - Governmental Relations (Texas
Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Eckhart, Harley Deputy Executive Director (Tx. Elementary Principals & Supervisors
Assn.), Austin, TX
Hollingsworth, Jr., Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
Lara, Rene Legislative Director (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX
Lilly, Janna Director Governmental Relations (Texas Council of Administrators of Special
Education), Austin, TX
McCraw, Ken Ex Director (Tx Assn Community Schools), Austin, TX
Miller, Kathy (Texas Freedom Network (TFN)), Austin, TX
Olson, Anne Public Policy Specialist (TX Baptist Christian Life Commission), Austin, TX
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn), Austin, TX
Rome, Christy Executive Director (Texas School Coalition), Austin, TX
Shields, Julie Asst. Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Association of School
Boards), Austin, TX
Villanueva, Chandra Policy Analyst (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
ON:
Lenz, Gene Director, Federal and State Education Policy (TEA), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
ANDERSON, DAVID CONSULTANT (ARLINGTON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES),
AUSTIN, TX
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Friedman, Nancy Americans United - Houston Chapter President (Americans United for
Separation of Church and State), Houston, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Oelklaus, Nancy Member of Capitol Corps (League of Women Voters of Texas), Austin,
TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
FOR:
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Parrish, Deborah L. retired Texas teacher resource - Spec. Ed - K-8 - 32 years (self), San
Antonio, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX - AFT), Austin, TX
ON:
Kadlecek, Amy Policy Consultant (Texas Assoc. of School Boards), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hollingsworth, Jr, Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
Michalik, Jordan (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Venable, Peggy TX DIRECTOR (AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
AGAINST:
Eckhart, Harley Deputy Executive Director (Tx Elementary Principals & Supervisors
Assn.), Austin, TX
Pena, Martin (Self), Laguna Vista, TX
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Cox, Sandy Valley teacher, retired (Self), Sunset, TX
ON:
McCreary, Ed.D., Casey Assistant, Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators (TASA)), Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
FOR:
Avrit, Karen President (Academic Language Therapy Association), Corsicana, TX
Howell, Cherie Lead Dyslexia Therapist (Frisco ISD), Frisco, TX
Yarus, Mary Director of Parent Resources + Adult Literacy (Neuhaus Education Center,
Bellaire, TX), Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Blanke, Laura (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Gladden, Linda (Self (Academic Language Therapy Association member) ALTA), Austin,
TX
Groce, Jeanetta (Self), Corsicana, TX
Hollingsworth, Jr., Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
Miller, Jeff Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX - AFT), Austin, TX
Royal, Melanie Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (self), Stephenville, TX
FOR:
Dimitry, Lauren Health Policy Associate (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Jovanovic, Christine Healthy Lifestyles Chair (also providing written testimony) (Texas
PTA), Austin, TX
Swanson MD, Lisa MD (also providing written testimony) (Tx Pediatric Society, Tx
medical assn. , Public Health Coalition), Dallas, TX
AGAINST:
Page, Denise (self), RR, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Associate Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX
Banks, Yannis Legislative Liaison (Texas NAACP), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Benson, DO, Anastasia D.O., Family Medicine (self), Dallas, TX
Berger, Alisa MD (Self / TMA), Lake Jackson, TX
Blackbrem, Kate - (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Bufkin, Alice Early Childhood Intervention Coordinator (Texans Care for Children),
Austin, TX
Clarke, Sherry R.N. (Self. Texas Med. Association Alliance), Austin, TX
Fleeger MD, David (Self), Austin, TX
Hays, Steven physician (DCMS), Dallas, TX
Helfand MD, Sarah pediatrician (DCMS, TPS), Dallas, TX
Momoh, Jane Self (tax paying citizen) (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Ratner, Ian MD (Self), Dallas, TX
Rugwani, MD, Rajiv (Self & TMA), Duncanville, TX
Secrest, M.D, Les Physician (Texas Medical Association), Dallas, TX
Vertrees, MD, Stephanie (self, TMA), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Calcote, ML - (Pepsico), Austin, TX
Casso, Luisa Director, Public Affairs + Comm. (Coca-Cola), S.A., TX
Eschberger, Brenda Executive Director (Texas Beverage Association)
Gonzales, J.R. (TAMACC Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of
Commerce), Austin, TX
Simpson, Stephanie Director Legislative Affairs + Operations (Texas Association of
Manufacturers), Austin, TX
ON:
Dozier, Melissa Policy Liaison (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bordelon, Kenneth Government Relations (Texas Association for College Admission
Counseling), Van Alstyne, TX
FRIESE, Jan Executive Director (Texas Counseling Association), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Aslinia, Dr. Dean Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor / Professor (Self),
McKinney, TX
Bryan, Christine VP, Public Policy (Clarity Child Guidance Center), San Antonio, TX
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Champion, Nancy School Counselor (Texas Counseling Association), Weatherford, TX
Francis, Alan Professor (Self), McKinney, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Hollingsworth, Jr., Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
Hough, Summer Student (Self), Austin, TX
Joiner, Lydia Lead Counselor (Self / TCA), Conroe, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Morrison, Kristi Licensed Professional Counselor & Certified School Counselor (Self),
Houston, TX
Munsey PhD, NCC, LPC-S, Rebecca License Professional Counselor / Supervisor &
Counselor Educator (Self), Waco, TX
Nunez, Laura Student (graduate) (Self), Austin, TX
Pena, Martin (Self), Laguna Vista, TX
Phan, Thao M. LMFT, LPC (Austin - Bee Caves Counseling Center), Austin, TX
Poe, Janet M. Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (Self), Houston, TX
Proctor, Carrie Certified School Counselor (Self + Texas Counseling Association), Round
Rock, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX - AFT), Austin, TX
San Miguel, Natalie (Sigma Tau Sigma - Chi Sigma Iota), Hutto, TX
Saxton, Josette Mental Health Policy Associate (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Solmonson, Dr. Le'Ann Dir of Counselor Ed Prog (Texas Counseling Asso.),
Nacogdoches, TX
Stewart, Dr. Allison M. Licensed Psychologist / Counselor Educator (Self), Waco, TX
Sunderman, Sherry (TCA), The Woodlands, TX
Taravella, Emily (TX Counseling Assn), Nacogdoches, TX
AGAINST:
McCraw, Ken Executive Director (Tx Association of Community Schools (TACS)),
Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director - Governmental Relations (Texas
Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
Giarratani, Dominic Assistant Director (Texas Association of School Boards Texas
Association of school administrators), Austin, TX
FOR:
Leach, Dr. Lisa Asst. Superintendent of Instruction & Curriculum (also providing written
testimony) (Lubbock ISD), Lubbock, TX
Motheral, Mike Superintendent, Sundown ISD (Tx. Assoc. of School Administrators &
Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
McAfee, Mitzi Grant Director (Galveston), Galveston, TX
Mott, Vernagene Pflugerville ISD Trustee (Texas Association of School Boards +
Pflugerville ISD), Austin, TX
Pena, Martin Executive Director (South Texas Association of Schools), Laguna Vista, TX
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
ANDERSON, DAVID CONSULTANT (ARLINGTON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES),
AUSTIN, TX
FOR:
Fleck, Jennifer mom (also providing written testimony) (Self/ Cy Fair Parents Care),
Houston, TX
Johnson, Teri Development Coordinator (self, Austin LifeCare), Austin, TX
KALMBACH, CHRISTINE FOUNDING MEMBER, MOM (also providing written
testimony) (CYFAIR PARENTS CARE), HOUSTON, TX
Locander, Deborah Concerned mother & grandmother of teenagers (also providing written
testimony) (myself), San Antonio, TX
Newman, Anne Director of Education (Women's Wellness Coalition of TX), San Antonio,
TX
Pojman, Ph.D. (POY man), Joe Executive Director (Texas Alliance for Life), Austin, TX
SAENZ, JONATHAN PRESIDENT (TEXAS VALUES), Austin, TX
Simmons, Debbie (also providing written testimony) (self), Austin, TX
Sims, Renate (self), Round Rock, TX
Tabor, Corey Director (Austin Life Guard), Manor, TX
Thomas, Andrea Mom (also providing written testimony) (Self / Cy-fair Parents Care),
Cypress, TX
Wright, Kyleen Pres (Texans for Life Committee), Arl., TX
AGAINST:
Breihan, Rev. Bob (also providing written testimony) (Self), Aust, TX
Crawford, R.C. Ex Director (also providing written testimony) (Natural Abortion Laws),
Round Rock, TX
Kauffman, Jim (Waxahachie ISD SHAC), Waxahachie, TX
McKerlie, Katelyn Student (Self), Austin, TX
Miller, Kathy President (Texas Freedom Network), Austin, TX
Realini, MD, MPH, Janet President, Healthy Futures of Texas (also providing written
testimony) (Healthy Futures Alliance), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Associate Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX
Arnold, Veronica Legislative Associate (Texas Right to Life), Friendswood, TX
Aslinia, Dr. Dean Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor / Professor (self),
McKinney, TX
Bass, Joshua (self), Baton Rouge, LA
Chunn, Tama (Life Advocates), Houston, TX
Cobern, Pam Exec. Director (Austin Life Care), Austin, TX
Findley, Jenna Mother of 3 girls in AISD (Self), Austin, TX
Graham, Elizabeth Director (Texas Right to Life), Houston, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Hastings, Paul - Director of Public Policy (Texas Home School Coalition (THSC)), Lago
Vista, TX
Hill, Chris County Commissioner, 3 (Collin County), McKinney, TX
Horne, Emily Legislative Associate (Texas Right to Life), Houston, TX
Morrison, Kristi Licensed Professional Counselor & Certified School Counselor (Self),
Houston, TX
Newman, Jeremy (Self), Lucas, TX
Poe, Janet M. Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (Self), Houston, TX
Shaheen, Matt County Commissioner (Citizens of Pct #1), Plano, TX
Snodgrass, Benjamin (Self), Austin, TX
Venable, Peggy self (self), Austin, TX
Waxman, Jubilee Campaign Law of Life Project - David Senior Counsel (Jubilee
Campaign - Law of Life Project), Washington, DC
Williams, Terry Public Policy Team (Texas Alliance for Life), San Marcos, TX
Williams, Trent (self), Temple, TX
AGAINST:
Alexander, Shelby (Self), Austin, TX
Bishop, Tiffani (Self), Austin, TX
Capo, Zeph (Self), Hou, TX
Cato, Genevieve Legislative Aide (Self), Austin, TX
Cornejo, Arlene Student (self), Austin, TX
Cornell, Victor Austin Regional Coordinator (American Civil Liberties Union - Texas
Affiliate), Austin, TX
Forge, Veronica (Self), Austin, TX
McCann, Emily Policy Analyst (Self Only), Carrollton, TX
McCraw, Ken Executive Director (Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin, TX
McDuffie, Kristin Teacher (self), Austin, TX
Mize, Garrett Vice Chair of Austin ISD School Health Advisory Council (self), Austin, TX
Perez, Justin W. Student (Self), Austin, TX
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
Santana, Alda (self), Austin, TX
Waters, Katherine N/A (self), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Pisciotta, John Executive Director (Pro-Life Waco), Waco, TX
AGAINST:
McDowell, Susan Executive Director, LifeWorks (self), Austin, TX
Parken, Judith Member of Women's Health Committee (League of Women Voters of
Texas), Austin, TX
Rayne, Karen Founder (Unhushed), Austin, TX
SCHLENKER, DR. DIRECTOR OF HEALTH (CITY OF SAN ANTONIO), SA, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
FOR:
Aschmutat, Jacob N/A (Self), Austin, TX
Hagee, Rev. John Pastor and Chancellor (Cornerstone Christian Schools), San Antonio, TX
Kennedy, Chris Director of Fine Arts (Cornerstone Christian Schools), San Antonio, TX
Lambert, Tim President (Tx Home School Coalition), Lubbock, TX
Longoria, Robert (Self), San Antonio, TX
Perez, Lisa (Self), Helotes, TX
Wright, Alexander (Self), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Martin, Joe Assistant Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas High
School Coaches Association), Bulverde, TX
Motheral, Mike Superintendent, Sundown ISD (Tx Assoc. of School Administrators &
Texas Association of Community Schools), Austin, TX
Parrish, Deborah retired school teacher - UIL (self), San Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Allmon, Jennifer Associate Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX
Bass, Joshua (self), Baton Rouge, LA
Hastings, Paul (self), Lago Vista, TX
Huber, David (Self), Temple, TX
Newman, Anne (myself), San Antonio, TX
Newman, Jeremy (Self), Lucas, TX
Snodgrass, Benjamin (Self), Austin, TX
Spiller, Lee Self (Self), Austin, TX
Venable, Peggy TX DIRECTOR (AMERICANS for Prosperity), Austin, TX
Williams, Trent (Self), Temple, TX
AGAINST:
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
Tipton, Sam Chairman (Texas Coalition for Extracurricular Activities), Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
ON:
Harrison, Jamey Deputy Director (UIL), Georgetown, TX
Providing written testimony:
AGAINST:
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
FOR:
Baker, Sara Director of Special Education (Fannin County SSA), Dodd City, TX
Morrison, Todd Superintendent (Honey Grove ISD), Honey Grove, TX
Neal, Brian Supt. Savoy ISD (1A small schools), Savoy, TX
Weaver, Kevin High School Principal (Honey Grove ISD), Honey Grove, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
AGAINST:
Dimitry, Lauren Health Policy Associate (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Jovanovic, Christine Healthy Lifestyles Chair (also providing written testimony) (Texas
PTA), Austin, TX
Rathbone, Marissa Director of Policy and Programs (Partnership for a Healthy Texas),
Austin, TX
Swanson MD, Lisa MD (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pediatric Society,
Public Health Coalition, Texas medical Association), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Beneski, Amy Assoc. Executive Director (Texas Association of School Administrators),
Austin, TX
Eckhart, Harley Deputy Executive Director (Tx Elementary Principals & Supervisors
Assn.), Austin, TX
Jones, Cheryl Pres Elect Texas Medical Assoc Alliance (Texas Medical Assoc Alliance),
Temple, TX
McCraw, Ken Ex Dir (Tx Assn of Community Schools), Austin, TX
Mott, Vernagene Pflugerville ISD Trustee (Texas Association of School Boards +
Pflugerville ISD), Austin, TX
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Tx. Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Benson, DO, Anastasia D.O. Family Medicine (Self), Dallas, TX
Berger, Alisa MD (Self; / TMA), Lake Jackson, TX
Botsford, Lindsay Family Medicine Physician (TMA), Houston, TX
Bufkin, Alice Early Childhood Intervention Coordinator (Texans Care for Children),
Austin, TX
Casanova, MD, Mark Director Clinical Ethics + Palliative Care, Baylor University Medical
Center, Dallas (TMA / Self), Dallas, TX
Clarke, Sherry Reg. Nurse (TMAA Texas Medical Association Alliance self), Austin, TX
Cole, DO, Steven Physician (TMA), Dallas, TX
Cooney, Diane (Self + Texas Med. Assoc. alliance), Temple, TX
Darrouzet, Michael Executive Vice President / CEO (Dallas County Medical Society),
Dallas, TX
Evans MD, Caronlyn A (self), Dallas, TX
Fleeger MD, David (Self, TMA), Austin, TX
Hays, Steven physician (Dallas County Medical Society), Dallas, TX
Helfand MD, Sarah Pediatrician (DCMS, TPS), Dallas, TX
Lairmore, Karen (Texas Medical Association Alliance), Belton, TX
Nelson, Vincent TMA Alternate Delegate / Physician (TMA Texas Medical Association),
Houston, TX
OSTERMAN, M.D. (married surname CHWALEK), DEBRA M. PSYCHIATRIST
(TEXAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION + SELF), CYPRESS, TX
Ratner, Ian MD (Self), Dallas, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Royer, Christian Board Member (Texas Medical Association), Frisco, TX
Rugwani, MD, Rajiv (Self + TMA), Duncanville, TX
Secrest, M.D, Les Physician (Texas Medical Association), Dallas, TX
Sherry MD, Cynthia (TMA), TX
Valadka, Alex M.D. (Self and TMA), Austin, TX
Vertrees, MD, Stephanie (Self, TMA), Austin, TX
Zaafran, Sherif TMA Delegate (Texas Medical Association), Houston, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
ANDERSON, DAVID D. CONSULTANT (ARLINGTON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES),
AUSTIN, TX
FOR:
Bordelon, Kenneth Government Relations Chair (Texas Association for College Admission
Counseling), Van Alstyne, TX
Champion, Nancy School Counselor (Texas Counseling Association), Weatherford, TX
Solmonson, Dr. Le'Ann Director of Counselor Education Programs (self - Texas
Counseling Association), Nacogdoches, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Aslinia, Dr. Dean Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor / Professor (Self),
McKinney, TX
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Francis, Alan Professor (Self), McKinney, TX
Friese, Jan Executive Director (Texas Counseling Association), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Hollingsworth, Jr., Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
Hough, Summer Student (Self), Austin, TX
Joiner, Lydia Lead Counselor (self / TCA), Conroe, TX
Morrison, Kristi Licensed Professional Counselor & Certified School Counselor (Self),
Houston, TX
Munsey PhD, NCC, LPC-S, Rebecca License Professional Counselor / Supervisor &
Counselor Educator (Self), Waco, TX
Nunez, Laura student (Professional Counseling) (Self), Austin, TX
Pena, Martin (Self), Laguna Vista, TX
Phan, Thao M. LMFT, LPC (Austin - Bee Caves Counseling Center), Austin, TX
Poe, Janet M Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor (Self), Houston, TX
Proctor, Carrie Certified School Counselor (Self + Texas Counseling Association), Round
Rock, TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX - AFT), Austin, TX
San Miguel, Natalie (Sigma Tau Sigma branch of Chi Sigma Iota), Hutto, TX
Stewart, Dr. Allison M. Licensed Psychologist / Counselor Educator (Self), Waco, TX
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 5, 2013 8:30 AM
Sunderman, Sherry (TCA), The Woodlands, TX
Taravella, Emily (TX Counseling Assn.), Nacogdoches, TX
AGAINST:
Cardenas, Melva V. Executive Director (Texas Association of School Personnel
Administrators), Austin, TX
McCraw, Ken Exec. Director (Tx Association of Community Schools (TACS)), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Saxton, Josette Mental Health Policy Associate (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
ANDERSON, DAVID D. CONSULTANT (ARLINGTON ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES),
AUSTIN, TX
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director - Governmental Relations (Texas
Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
Giarratani, Dominic Assistant Director (Texas Association of School Boards Texas
Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bordelon, Kenneth Government Relations (Texas Association for College Admission
Counseling), Van Alstyne, TX
Proctor, Carrie Ann Certified school couselor (Texas Counseling Association), Round
Rock, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Aslinia, Dr. Dean Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor / Professor (self),
McKinney, TX
Borden, Sandi Executive Director (Tx Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association),
Austin, TX
Canaday, Jennifer M. Governmental Relations Manager (ATPE), Austin, TX
Champion, Nancy School Counselor (Texas Counseling Association), Weatherford, TX
Francis, Alan Professor (Self), McKinney, TX
Friese, Jan Executive Director (Texas Counseling Association), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Hollingsworth, Lonnie Director of Governmental Relations (Texas Classroom Teachers
Association), Austin, TX
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There are times in which it would be convenient to have actions happen when an MPI process finishes. For example, a routine may do initializations that are useful until the MPI job (or that part of the job that being terminated in the case of dynamically created processes) is finished. This can be accomplished in MPI by attaching an attribute to MPI_COMM_SELF with a callback function. When MPI_FINALIZEis called, it will first execute the equivalent of an MPI_COMM_FREE on MPI_COMM_SELF. This will cause the delete callback function to be executed on all keys associated with MPI_COMM_SELF, in an arbitrary order. If no key has been attached to MPI_COMM_SELF, then no callback is invoked. The ``freeing'' of MPI_COMM_SELF occurs before any other parts of MPI are affected. Thus, for example, calling MPI_FINALIZED will return false in any of these callback functions. Once done with MPI_COMM_SELF, the order and rest of the actions taken by MPI_FINALIZE is not specified.
Advice
to implementors.
Since attributes can be added from any supported language, the MPI
implementation needs to remember the creating language so the correct
callback is made.
( End of advice to implementors.)


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{{ debug }}{% elif instructions %}
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If entering Parent ID's, the tool will lookup the sub-tasks
for each parent and operate on those.
If entering Subtask ID's, the tool will operate on the specified tickets directly.
The subtasks will be linked to their Parent with an "is a child of" relationship
and then a manual, second step will convert the Subtasks to Tasks.


--- layout: post date: 2009-11-13 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Packaging tags: ["Content"] ---
Martijn Faassen has posted a nice history of packaging and distribution tools for Python. Yes, it's a topic only a geek could love, but anyone who wants to distribute software to other people needs to grapple with these issues. The question is, should these tools, the problems that motivate them, and the technology underlying them be part of this course? Or should something equivalent (and if so, what)?


Protocols
The following protocols are available globally.
-
A protocol that requires an associated human-readable title
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol TitleProviding
-
A protocol to describe real world names. This allows custom name representations.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
@objc public protocol NameProviding : AnyObject
-
An error that can be converted into a StashError representation
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Swift
public protocol StashErrorConvertible
-
Data representing a payment method from the user’s view
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public protocol RegistrationData
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A type that can create registration data
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AODocs APIs are the HTTP endpoints which let you issue direct requests to the resource server to perform many of the manual tasks done in the AODocs UI:
Most of the tasks (and more) that can be achieved from the AODocs UI can also be performed using the API.
The purpose of Drive APIs is to upload, read, alter, copy, and download Drive files and their content — use them to put into place and manage Drive files before and after attaching them to AODocs documents. Only Drive APIs can be used for this purpose, and the AODocs API does not provide any way to interact with the content of the Drive files directly.
⭑ Note: You can use any available version of Google Drive APIs (v2 or v3).
To attach Drive files to AODocs documents in SF and DMS libraries you have to use both Drive and AODocs APIs together because they need to work in tandem to connect the two worlds.
⭑ Note: Files created in a TF library's folder will create AODocs documents automatically.
Once attached, you can do most things you need with only AODocs APIs: you will still use Drive APIs to perform any tasks related to the content of the attachments like reading, copying, and downloading Drive files; but you will use AODocs APIs exclusively for all tasks related to the AODocs documents wrapped around the Drive files, such as managing and configuring AODocs metadata, roles, and workflows.
Some of the concrete tasks you can perform with the AODocs APIs:
To manage folders and edit permissions, you have to use either Drive or AODocs APIs, depending on the library type and which storage account owns the resource: Drive APIs for TF; AODocs APIs for DMS and SF.
To manage and configure AODocs documents, you can use only AODocs APIs.
AODocs APIs are designed around principles of REST: to interact with them, you ask the server to use HTTP operations to perform read and write actions on a specified resource, as well as by providing certain parameters to configure the request. You then parse the responses that come back. You can do this using the following methods:
The AODocs API shares a lot of similarities in its design with the Google APIs, so if you’re familiar with the various G Suite APIs (Drive, Calendar, GMail) you should be able to understand the AODocs API principles very quickly.
On a high level, the interaction consists of three stages:
You send a request containing the following information to the API server:
?
in the URL, mandatory)
?
in the URL, usually optional)
To access AODocs APIs, you must use the following base URL:
https://aodocs.altirnao.com/api/
⭑ Note: This URL is used to build interactions with AODocs API resources but yields no useful results on its own.
Different parts of the request naturally lend themselves to carrying certain kinds of parameters, or at least are used that way customarily.
There are generally three ways you can send parameters inside a request:
GET /library/v1/abcd12345?include=NONE
)GET /library/v1?documentId=abcd12345
){"documentId": "abcd12345"}
)Authorization: Bearer <token>
)Specific variable parts of the endpoint URL (like AODocs /documentType/v1/typeId
or /library/v1/libraryId
APIs) are considered path parameters. These parameters get provided in the part of the URL after the host name and before the ?
, and this is where the server expects to find them.
Search filters, security codes, and other query parameters are commonly strung into a key-value list in the part of the URL after the ?
. The resource server has built-in mechanisms to parse this information.
💡 Tip: The following query parameters exist globally across AODocs APIs:
- domain
- security code (authentication mechanism)
- fields query parameter (to filter results and improve performance)
REST-oriented APIs such as AODocs model their objects (such as documents, classes, or libraries) as a hierarchy of directly addressable resources, or addressable collections of information or metadata.
A resource type (such as ApiDocument) is the schema that outlines how a resource can be represented. A representation of a resource is the (in our case JSON-formatted) instance of the schema above. This JSON-formatted instance is a representation of a resource, but is often simply called resource.
You send the (usually partial) resource to the server as a request body, along with a request to perform an HTTP-verb operation like GET
or PATCH
. Once the server performs the requested operation, it sends back the (usually complete) resource to the client as a response body.
API resources (like a Document or Library) that you want to create or update must be sent as part of the request resource, in the request body.
They are returned as the response body when a request is successful. Usually, the format of an API resource is the same in the request body and the response body.
⭑ Note: You can get a partial resource back if you filter the response fields using the
fields
parameter.
Read more about AODocs resources.
PUT https://aodocs.altirnao.com/api/document/v1
Authorization: Bearer [YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN]
{
"libraryId":"RnTG8PD8u8ZqTuDVHcv",
"classId":"RnTf1mx835gaTJLzoFp",
"title":"My Important AODocs Document"
}
The resource server hosts and performs operations on a requested resource (such as a library), subresources (such as a library's permissions), or a collection of resources (such as a list of libraries).
If the resource server accepts your request, it then does the following:
DELETE
)For example, the server might apply a GET
request to an ApiLibraryList
resource/collection and return the resource/collection to the requesting party.
The server either succeeds in fulfilling the request, or something goes wrong. The latter case is uncommon, but when it does occur, many things can be the culprit.
If the server succeeds in fulfilling the request, it responds with a 200-series status code (usually 200 OK
) and a response body which is a full or filtered JSON representation of the resource the server operated on. Each resource type returned as part of a successful response has a different structure ("schema"): you can look up the schema for each such resource type in the reference, such as ApiDocument.
⭑ Note: If the requested operation is
DELETE
, the server sends back204 OK
andnull
instead of a representation of a resource, regardless if the resource was sent to Trash (retrievable) or deleted permanently. If you delete the document permanently, thedocumentId
stops being recognized from that point on. If you send the document to Trash, the document ID persists.
If there was something wrong with the request or with the server's ability to perform the operation, the response comes back as a status code and JSON-formatted error message to help guide your next steps.
The response provides a standard HTTP status code to indicate success (2xx), failure (4xx), or some other condition (5xx); as well as an error message to guide the next steps.
Read more in HTTP status codes in AODocs APIs to determine the type of issue and how to resolve it.
Pagination comes into play when dealing with resource collections, since the results are often longer than a single page. Read more on the Performance considerations page.
Any version marked beta
indicates that the version of this API method is not final, and might be subject to sudden deprecation and removal from the API, with a better alternative provided as a replacement. However, as long as the method is live, we’ll try to ensure backward compatibility as much as possible.
APIs not marked as beta
are considered “stable”: they have permanence and retain backward compatibility, unless they suffer from low usage.
Here is how you can get started working with AODocs APIs:


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Years ago I read on a BBS (prior to the WWW) that you could extract LSD from Morning Glory seeds. For all of two weeks I made it my mission to perform this extraction, but my efforts fizzled out for one reason or another, and I never actually went through with it.
Fast forward to the present. Knowing a lot more about how all this works, I now know that it's LSA (or amides of LSA) that Morning Glories contain. However, since LSA is supposed to be similar to LSD when taken in higher doses, I decided, hey, why not, let's give it a go. So I ordered some seeds of the Heavenly Blue variety, and they arrived some weeks ago.
My first attempt was simple: Grind up 3g of seeds (100 seeds), put the powder in a shot glass, top up with vodka, let it sit for a while, then swallow. Well, I actually held it in my mouth for as long as I could, then swallowed - the theory being that the LSA would be absorbed by the mucous membranes in my mouth, and bring on the effect faster.
Well... it sorta worked. Within minutes my face was flushed, and I felt like I'd had a few drinks, but this was almost certainly due to the vodka. However, an hour later, my face was still warm, and I felt lethargic, my limbs were heavy. One ounce of vodka would never have that strong an effect for that long, it had to be the LSA. No visuals, no real mind effects, perhaps some subtle changes in attitude. These effects, mostly body load, lasted for about four hours, peaking half-way through. Mild nausea that passed after the first hour. Some cramping in my thighs towards the end, but that didn't last long either.
My second attempt was more ambitious. I ground up 6g (250) of seeds, and performed an extraction on them (stripping the oils by soaking in toluene, filtering, drying, then soaking the oil-free seed powder in methanol, filtering, and evaporating the filtrate). The end result was a small lump of light-brown oily resin (the whole process took about a week). I put the lump in a shot glass, added vodka, let it dissolve, then held the liquid in my mouth for as long as possible just like last time, then swallowed.
And again, mixed results. I felt sedated. In fact, I was reminded of GHB to an extent.  This time it lasted for about six hours, peaking half-way through. My mood was subdued, very lethargic. No visuals, but not unpleasant. The sedating effect is interesting in and of itself. Never any nausea, but again with the leg cramps towards the end (not severe).
And today, my third attempt. I haven't eaten for 24 hours. Ground up 10g (400) of seeds, and just swallowed them with some orange juice. That was 90 minutes ago. I feel very sedated. Difficulty moving limbs, but my mind is still as sharp as a tack (or so it seems). Difficulty typing. Medium nausea that I can ignore most of the time has turned into a weird sort of hunger/nausea, which I'm satisfying with some dry toast (by dry I mean no butter). Wow... a few bites of toast later, and I suddenly feel quite hungry. I'm going to resist the urge to gorge, and just stick to a few slices of toast. Some soup would would be nice right now, though... no! resist!
The muscles in my legs are cramping up worse than the previous two times, such that it is uncomfortable to do anything but sit or lie down (and even when lying down putting my legs in the wrong position can really aggravate the cramping).
My skin is really doing weird things... hot/cold, tingly sensations, touch seems amplified, electrified. I can't figure out which direction the nausea is going, but it's getting harder to ignore (or is it hunger? I can't tell the difference right now). Lethargy increasing, typing is really difficult. My mind, as I said earlier, seems unaffected. And, for the first time, some mild visuals have begun (tracers mainly).
It's been two hours now. Leg cramps are quite bad (mainly inner thighs). If I move, I notice it. If I stretch, it's bad. If I stand up and walk, very uncomfortable.
Wow. It's been three hours now. The last hour just flew by, I never noticed it. Shortly after writing the previous paragraph the leg cramps started to diminish, and are hardly noticable now. Mild nausea comes and goes, never really serious though. Alternates with hunger. Food tastes pretty good, but I'm careful not to overindulge.
Four hours. I think I've peaked, but it's hard to tell. My mind is wandering a lot, lots of random thoughts. Difficult focusing on my task of reporting this. I find myself getting caught in loops, repeating the same motion over and over, thinking the same thought over and over, alternating with periods of rapid thought and motion (this last paragraph is a completely uninterrupted stream of characters leaving my fingertips, one of these bursts of activity).
Extremities are slightly numb (I've had that for about two hours now). My mind still feels unaffected, but an interaction with my roommate 30 minutes ago left me in no doubt that my perception and reality are miles apart. For some reason my jaw is clenching a lot, I find that I'm pinching myself. Feels like all this nervous energy trying to break through the sedative effect, and I think it's starting to. It feels good to find any excuse to flex, stretch and stress a muscle, just exert myself! I can actually see the black time between the frames as I stare at my computer monitor, it looks like it's strobing (and it's set at 100Hz! No human should be able to see that!)
Time dilation is a strange, bizarre thing... 5 minutes can feel like an hour, and vice versa.
Five hours. My mind is really drifting, I'd forgotten for a while that I was writing this. Experienced first CEVs (closed-eye-visuals), strange repeating patterns, mosaic like, blues, purples and greens predominate. Patterns and colours seem synched to the music. Finally, something other than body load! Simple, normal, everyday occurrences and activities seem alien. Difficulty believing I would participate in them, can't quite figure out how, why. Staring at this screen, I have to make an effort to get these words to appear, mentally, the basics are there, grammar is not an effort. Easily distracted, I'm all over the place, intermixed with voids of thoughtless staring into space.
Six hours. Feeling a weird mixture of alert, jittery, and tired, indifferent. Visuals weaker, back to just mild tracers.
Seven hours, and on my way to baseline. I think I still have an hour or two left, but I can see the end.
LSA and LSD are not all that similar. LSA has a strong sedating effect, which although not unpleasant for me, could be unwanted for some. Visuals were weak, but present. Some interesting mind games, unusally good recall of old memories, lots of idle thought processes that could lead in unknown but rewarding directions.
Perhaps I didn't eat enough seeds, but 400+ seeds should be enough, I don't think I'd want to gulp down more pulp than that. And, there's the body load to consider... fortunately I didn't experience the severe nausea that's possible with this many seeds, but the leg cramps brought up worries of ergotism that I didn't need during the peak. Overall... yeah, I'd say there is value with Heavenly Blue, possibly more to be explored. My next attempt is going to be a lengthy extraction to isolate the alkaloids themselves in as pure a form as possible, and see where those take me. Won't be easy, as LSAs are vulnerable to heat and light, but I have a few tricks up my sleeve.
Until next time.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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National Treasury has been working in partnership with IMALI YETHU to develop an easily accessible online budget data portal. This portal has recently been named "vulekamali" by a South African citizen who entered a competition which was open from November 2017 until mid January 2018. Through vulekamali, National Treasury continues to entrench its commitment to transparency and budget participation reforms.
As is well known internationally through ranking in the 2017 Open Budget Index (OBI), South Africa came 1st out of 115 countries, sharing this position with New Zealand. National Treasury already publishes extensive budgetary information on its website, however it has been observed over time that the use of this data is not as extensive as it could be. Furthermore, the OBI report shows that South Africa can improve on public participation. The portal will therefore publish easily accessible data in a user-friendly format, to enable more effective information sharing, analyses and research. The portal will support involvement by civil society and the public in the budget process and enable citizens to have informed discussions in different government policy areas.
The launch of Vulekamali was on 20 February 2018, in Parliament, Cape Town.
IMALI YETHU is an open coalition of civil society organisations driven by an interest in promoting budget transparency and public participation. Members are in active support of the development of the budget portal and seek to promote wider civic participation across all sectors of South African society.
South Africa is a founding member of the multilateral Open Government Partnership (OGP) initiative that “aims to secure concrete commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption, and harness new technologies to strengthen governance" (http://www.opengovpartnership.org/).
Each member government is required to submit an action plan containing commitments. South Africa's OGP commitment two is in respect of Open Budgeting and National Treasury, working together with Civil Society Organisations, is responsible for the attainment of this commitment.
This commitment requires involvement of civil society in various aspects of the budget process from planning to implementation and monitoring and evaluation, enabling citizens to have a firmer grasp of how national resources are generated, distributed and reported upon.


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- acceleration - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.MovingEntity
-
- Action - Enum in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior
-
Actions are enums which correspond to behaviours that are programmed into the enemy classes
- Action() - Constructor for enum com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.Action
-
- actions - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.State
-
List of actions to be performed while the State is active
- actions - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.Transition
-
List of actions to be taken during the transition
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.FollowEdge
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.Goal
-
specify what an agent should do when an goal starts
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.SeekToPosition
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.WaitForPath
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.Brain
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.big.AttackClosestTarget
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.big.Explore
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.big.GetHealth
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.CompositeGoal
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.helper.FollowPath
-
- activate() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.helper.NavigateToCharacter
-
- activateBomb() - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.Player
-
Assign activation time of Bomb trigger
- activateFreeze(int) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.Player
-
Assign activation time of Freeze trigger
- activateIfInactive() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.Goal
-
if status == inactive, then this method calls activate
- activateImmune(int) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.Player
-
Assign activation time of Immune trigger
- activateInverse(int) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.Player
-
Assign activation time of Inverse Trap trigger
- activateTriple(int) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.Player
-
Assign activation time of Triple Bullet trigger
- activationTime - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.powerups.Immune
-
- activationTime - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.powerups.TripleBullet
-
- activationTime - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.traps.Freeze
-
- activationTime - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.traps.InverseTrap
-
- active - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.Trigger
-
- active() - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.Trigger
-
called each update-step of the game.
- active - Static variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.Goal
-
execution status for a goal
- active() - Method in interface com.bham.bd.entity.graph.ExtraInfo
-
Check whether that entity is active or not
- addBullet(Bullet) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.Controller
-
- addBullet(Bullet) - Method in interface com.bham.bd.components.Services
-
- addCharacter(GameCharacter) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.Controller
-
- addCharacter(GameCharacter) - Method in interface com.bham.bd.components.Services
-
- addCrossZoneEntities(List<entity>) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.physics.MapDivision
-
- addEdge(edge_type) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.SparseGraph
-
Use this to add an edge to the graph.
- addEdges(SparseGraph, int[][]) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.GraphTest
-
- addEntities(List<entity>) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.physics.MapDivision
-
Add the list of entities into the cells
- addEntity(entity) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.physics.MapDivision
-
Add the entities to the cells
- addGoalAttackClosestTarget() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.Brain
-
- addGoalExplore() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.Brain
-
- addGoalGetHealth() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.Brain
-
- addNode(node_type) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.SparseGraph
-
Given a node this method first checks to see if the node has been added
previously but is now innactive.
- addNodes(SparseGraph, int[][]) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.GraphTest
-
- addNum() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.node.NavNode
-
add obstacle number on a node
- addSubGoal(Goal) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.Goal
-
add a new goal for composite goal
- addSubGoal(Goal) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.CompositeGoal
-
- addToHashMap(int, NavNode) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.SparseGraph
-
- addTrigger(Trigger) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.Controller
-
- addTrigger(Trigger) - Method in interface com.bham.bd.components.Services
-
- Agent - Class in com.bham.bd.components.characters.agents
-
Generic enemy bot
- Agent(double, double, double, double, Side) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.components.characters.agents.Agent
-
Constructs a character instance with directionSet initialized to empty
- agent - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.atomic.Goal
-
the owner of this goal
- agent - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.UtilityCalculator
-
the owner
- agent - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.TargetingSystem
-
the host of target system
- agent - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.physics.Steering
-
- agentHealth - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.UtilityCalculator
-
the max health of owner
- agentMaxDamage - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.UtilityCalculator
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the maximum damage of owner
- agentMaxHp - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.UtilityCalculator
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the max hp of owner
- agentMinDamage - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.UtilityCalculator
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the minimum damage of owner
- albums - Static variable in class com.bham.bd.view.tools.RecordsHandler
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- AlgorithmDriver - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation
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Time Sliced Algorithm Runner
- AlgorithmDriver(int) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation.AlgorithmDriver
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constructor
- AlgorithmTime - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation
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- AlgorithmTime() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation.AlgorithmTime
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- alignCenter() - Method in class com.bham.bd.view.model.SubMenu
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Aligns itself at the center of the parent node.
- allyHpFraction - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.director.Director
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Holds the player's health from the last check
- ANALYSERS - Variable in class com.bham.bd.audio.ParallelAudioPlayer
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List of analysers each media player possesses
- AndCondition - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior
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Condition for binding two Conditions in an AND statement
- AndCondition(Condition, Condition) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.AndCondition
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Constructor
- AndConditionTest - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior
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- AndConditionTest() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.AndConditionTest
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- ANGLE - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.effects.Dissolve
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- ANGLE - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.effects.HitMarker
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- angleExperiment1() - Method in class com.bham.bd.utils.UtilsTest
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- angleExperiment2() - Method in class com.bham.bd.utils.UtilsTest
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- ANIMATIONS - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.environment.MapLoader
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Map of every animated tile and the array of positions of tiles that make up each animation
- antiClockWiseAngle(Point2D, Point2D) - Static method in class com.bham.bd.utils.GeometryEnhanced
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calculates an angle between 2 vectors
- ArmorTrigger - Class in com.bham.bd.components.triggers.powerups
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Representing a Trigger that will increase character health and maximum health limit
- ArmorTrigger(int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.powerups.ArmorTrigger
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Construct an armor trigger in a position with respawn time
- ArmorTriggerTest() - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.TriggerTest
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- armorUP(double) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.GameCharacter
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Increase character health and maximum health
- armoryTest - Class in com.bham.bd.components.shooting
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- armoryTest() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.components.shooting.armoryTest
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- AStarCase(int, int, SparseGraph) - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation.AlgorithmTime
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- attack_closest_target - Static variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.GoalTypes
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- attackAllyCondition - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.characters.agents.enemies.Nova
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Condition to check if the enemy is close enough to attack
- AttackClosestTarget - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.big
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class to define how an agent could attack target
- AttackClosestTarget(GameCharacter) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.goals.composite.big.AttackClosestTarget
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constructor
- attackTargetOff() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.TargetingSystem
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- attackTargetOn - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.TargetingSystem
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The switch for targeting agent behavior update
- attackTargetOn() - Method in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.TargetingSystem
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- Attribute - Enum in com.bham.bd.components.environment
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Represents the attributes an obstacle can have
- Attribute() - Constructor for enum com.bham.bd.components.environment.Attribute
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- ATTRIBUTES - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.environment.Obstacle
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Set of attributes this obstacle has (e.g., WALKABLE, BREAKABLE etc)
- AudioAnalyser - Class in com.bham.bd.audio
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Class to analyse any music using spectrum listener
- AudioAnalyser(MediaPlayer, double, int) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioAnalyser
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Constructs 1 analyser for 1 media player
- AudioAutomatedTest - Class in com.bham.bd.audio
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Automated audio tests
- AudioAutomatedTest() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioAutomatedTest
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- AudioManager - Class in com.bham.bd.audio
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Manages all audio in the game
- AudioManager() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioManager
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Constructs audio manager and sets initial music volume to 30% and initial effects volume to 70%
- audioManager - Static variable in class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioManager
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Static object to be used to quickly control music and effects in the entire game
- AudioPlayer - Interface in com.bham.bd.audio
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A simple interface to define behaviour of an audio player
- AudioSemiAutomatedTest - Class in com.bham.bd.audio
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Semi-automated audio tests
- AudioSemiAutomatedTest() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioSemiAutomatedTest
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