WITNESS LIST Criminal Justice Committee April 1, 1997-9:00A SB 48 Registering, but not testifying: On: Bozarth, Melinda Hoyle (TDCJ), Huntsville SB 66 For: Allcon, Alvin (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth Forbes, Scott (City of Houston), Houston Pendergraf, Fred (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth On: Bozarth, Melinda (TDCJ), Huntsville Registering, but not testifying: For: Slayton, M.C. (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth SB 80 For: Basile, Steve (self), Austin Click, Bennie R. (Dallas Police Dept.), Dallas Collier, Keely (NAACP), Austin Hardy-Garcia, Dianne (L.G.R.L.), Austin Harrington, James C. (TX Civil Rights Project), Austin Labinski, Steven (Log Cabin Republicans), Austin Levy, Rick (TX AFL-CIO), Austin Riddering, Hannah (TX Nat'l Org. for Women), Austin Romero, Jesse (MALDEF), San Antonio Saldana, Cruz (self), Austin Schild, Winnie (PFF of Lesbians & Gays), Austin Shefman, Lenore (Nat'l Ass'n Social Work), Austin Against: Cheng, Albert (Free Market Committee), Dallas Ford, Richard (Free Market Committee), Dallas Moreno, Clement Pete (Rep Nat'l Hispanic Assn), Austin Roberts, Wyatt (TX Family Association), Austin On: Kennedy, Meredith (Office of the AG), Austin Wallace, Sherri (Dallas Co DA,John Vance), Dallas Registering, but not testifying: For: Brooks, Peter (L.G.R.L.), Austin Buck, Renie (self), Austin Jacobson, Jay (ACLU of Texas), Austin Lyons, Steve (Houston Police Dept.), Houston Parker, Carolyn A. (Texas AIDS Network), Austin Powell, Jim (self), Dallas Reyes, Yolanda (self), Austin Schwartz, A.R. "Babe" (self), Austin Starman, Krystal (self), Jonestown Wilson, Geraldine Luna (L.G.R.L.), Austin On: Cain, Charlene (TX DPS), Austin SB 113 Registering, but not testifying: For: Allcon, Alvin (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth Forbes, Scott (City of Houston), Houston Pendergraf, Fred (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth Slayton, M.C. (Ft. Worth Police Dept.), Ft. Worth On: Bozarth, Melinda Hoyle (TDCJ), Huntsville SB 625 Against: Jacobson, Jay (ACLU of Texas), Austin On: Briscoe, Judy (Texas Youth Commission), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Harris, Dwight (Texas Youth Commission), Austin SB 1001 For: Wallace, Sherri (Dallas County DA), Dallas


I will skip how I got onto MMT (Methadone Maintanence Treatment) since that isn't the point here. The program I got on had me go to 3 day a week 3 hour a day group meetings with a counselor. Plus I got my methadone which I started at 30mg and went to 175mg. I have since come down to 145mg. I can tell you that when I started I had nothing to my name, no car, license suspended, debt like crazy, but I did have a BS in Chemistry and a partial PhD from Princeton which I had to withdraw from due to cancer. But basically I had nothing.
I went to the groups (it was mandatory) and took my juice and in my group it wasn't a 3 hour waste of time, luckily we actually had a counselor who had been through doing dope and had been on MMT for 18 months and had 10 years clean. He knew how we felt and what we had been through. He basically changed my way of thinking about how to approach situations and things like that. Basically he saved my life and after going for about one year, he felt that I was ready to just be medicated without going to the meetings. I was sad to leave because that had become almost my crutch to lean on when things got rough. I can never thank him enough for the help he gave me. I know he would say it wasn't him, it was just that this time I was ready to get clean and he happened to be there, but he played a huge part in it.
Anyhow, it took some time but I started the MMT in Jan 05 with absolutely nothing. I was living in a motel paid for by the state, collecting state money, food stamps and health insurance. After struggling slowly facing one thing at a time I managed to get my license back and got a car (nothing fancy I am saving for a corvette or the new camaro). I have a job as the senior chemist making serious money which I have managed to save a little of for emergencies. I actually have gotten my life back as a productive member of society. I moved in temporarily with my dad until I can find my own place but I pay rent here and pay for food, etc. I am living like a normal person should but thinking back I can remember thinking I had dug a hole so deep I couldn't ever get out. It seemed impossible. I remember getting a little money here and there and spending it on dope because my thinking was this isn't enough to fix my problems but I can buy some dope and I won't have any problems.
I can tell you I still have things to fix like debts and other things like that but without MMT I would not be able to do any of those things. For those who say I just exchanged one habit for another, you are insane. On MMT I go once a week (I had to earn this right) and pick up all of my methadone for the week. I have a job, pay taxes, and I don't spend all day worried about my habit. On dope I spent a ton of money, couldn't work since I was either nodded out or too sick to get out of bed and I was far from being a normal tax-paying citizen. MMT is a gift to those who use it like it is supposed to be used. It is an opiate so yes I am dependent on it. The difference is I can come down at a rate I want to when and if I want to.
Right now I am happy and healthy. I hold a great job making great money and soon I will be looking to buy a home and the car of my dreams. I had nothing handed to me and the stuff I managed to obtain I lost all of it. So now I appreciate things much more. I am glad I can go to the store and buy something I like. I appreciate everything so much more because I had it once and lost it. I will not lose it again and if I have to stay on MMT for the rest of my life to do it I will. But I take things one day at a time. I hope maybe this helped someone. Obviously there are a lot of details left out, but how I ended up addicted isn't important, it is how I got myself out that is important.
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The reality is that we don’t definitively know; the available data can not begin to paint the complete picture of the scope of the problem.
Why?
Because most of the numbers we have reflect the number of crimes reported to law enforcement. But, sexual assault is one of those crimes that is still so misunderstood; we know that many victims are not reporting – either because they are ashamed, feel the assault was somehow their fault, are worried about consequences to their perpetrator (who all too often is someone known to the victim and/or an intimate partner), or because they feel that what happened was just “normal” and wasn’t a crime at all.
In partnership with state agencies and the service providers we represent, WCASA is working toward a more comprehensive picture of sexual violence in Wisconsin.


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<!DOCTYPE html>   This is a link

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panos_admpwd¶
New in version 2.3.
Synopsis¶
- Change the admin password of PAN-OS via SSH using a SSH key for authentication.
- Useful for AWS instances where the first login should be done via SSH.
Options¶
| parameter | required | default | choices | comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ip_address |
yes | IP address (or hostname) of PAN-OS device | ||
| key_filename |
yes | filename of the SSH Key to use for authentication | ||
| newpassword |
yes | password to configure for admin on the PAN-OS device | ||
| username |
no | admin | username for initial authentication |
Examples¶
# Tries for 10 times to set the admin password of <IP_ADDRESS> to "badpassword" # via SSH, authenticating using key /tmp/ssh.key - name: set admin password panos_admpwd: ip_address: "<IP_ADDRESS>" username: "admin" key_filename: "/tmp/ssh.key" newpassword: "badpassword" register: result until: not result|failed retries: 10 delay: 30
Return Values¶
The following are the fields unique to this module:
| name | description | returned | type | sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| status | success status | success | string | Last login: Fri Sep 16 11:09:20 2016 from <IP_ADDRESS>.....Configuration committed successfully |


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MOVE
- A player chooses a stone and slides it along an orthogonal line by
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CAPTURE
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two enemy stones along a straight row or column (i.e., custodian
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captured stone is removed and replaced by stones of the other
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stone may move between two opponent stones on a straight line
without being captured. |
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KO
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SECURITY
- An area (i.e., a set of cells) is secured if there is no way for
the opponent to capture any part of it. |
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PASS
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ends (all areas become secured). |
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GOAL
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I'm speaking this evening at the meeting of the Chicago .NET Users Group. I'll be talking about SourceGear Vault and what it was like using .NET to build it.


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| 06:45-07:45 | Business Statistics | Krishna Nakarmi | Stat |
| 07:45-08:45 | Numerical Methods | Bishal Shrestha | NM |
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| 09:15-10:15 | System Analysis & Design | Narayan Majhi | SAD |
| 10:15-11:15 | Microprocessor Lab (Grp. B) | Pardip Pandeya | µC |
| 11:15-12:15 | Microprocessor Lab (Grp. B) | Pardip Pandeya | µC |


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▹ Adapted low level computer architecture into a virtualized environment
▹ Developed integration test for the C++ Project using the Newton Raphson square root method
▹ Developed numerous unit tests for the C++ Project
▹ Adapted all code to support cross-platform development: Windows, Linux
▹ Created numerous technical documents and held several design meetings for the C++ Project
▹ Gained experience in continuous integration, cmake, and make
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