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I consider this the first time I REALLY tripped. I had taken LSD three times before: 2 paper hits twice, and one yellow geltab once, but all three of those experiences are blown away in comparison to this one.
Mike, a well-seasoned tripper, got some yellow geltabs from his housemates. They had done it during the day and had basically asserted that they weren't all that potent. The one yellow tab I had done a couple of weeks before had pretty much only given me a slight mindfuck and no visuals, so I wasn't intimidated. So, Mike and I decided to trip that Saturday night.
We each took one tab and left my house at 8:00 pm, in separate cars (big mistake), and went to go rent some good tripping. When we got to the video store, Mike joked 'R u feeling anything?' But the truth was, I was already starting to feel a little funny, and only maybe ten minutes had gone by.
We left the store and headed to Mike's house. I followed him, Crystal Method pounding inside my car. I was a little uncoordinated when it came to getting on the expressway, and I kind of almost got in an accident, but I managed to get on the ramp OK. The ramp lifted me high up, or so it seemed, and I could see the city lights ahead like millions of little stars. There was construction on the expressway, so there were miles of flashing barricades set up. I wasn't having visuals yet, but it seemed like there were a hundred cars behind me, and what with the soundtrack, I felt like I was doing warp speed in a spaceship.
After a slightly panicky ride of twenty minutes or so, we arrived at Mike's deserted house, at which point we took the second hit. I just felt weird for about a half hour or so. I could tell when it kicked in, because I had been dancing with glostix and Mike left the room, and I told him he didn't want to hang with the glostick reject and then I burst into a fit of uncontrollable laughter.  I finally managed to get up and go into the guest bathroom. The counter was moving in all sorts of awesome patterns, and for the longest time I just stared at it in marvel, occasionally laughing nervously.
When I managed to tear myself away from that scene, Mike and I went into his housemate's room, which had a ton of psychedelic posters and tie-dyed stuff in it. The posters looked incredible and almost three-dimensional. I then got on the bed, which was a waterbed, and lay on my back, staring at the ceiling. Above me, a huge black-and-orange tie-dyed sheet was draped across the ceiling. This was when the tie-dye lines started coming alive, slowly at first, and then they started hauling ass, going crazy. Mike had put some weird trippy electronic music on earlier, and I screamed for him to turn it off. It sounded menacing.
There was an awful point in time where I thought I was going to go crazy. Mike came over to me and asked if I was going to be OK. I remember looking kind of over his shoulder, and through my peripheral vision a second, translucent face came out of his face, so it looked like he had two heads. I shoved my face into a mercifully dark pillow and moaned. I wasn't exactly sure. The only thing that kept me from falling apart was Mike telling me that he'd tripped so hard before, he had to touch the trees to make sure they were real. So if he had survived, then perhaps I would as well.
Mike convinced me to go for a walk in the neighborhood. It was nighttime, but I have never seen so many colors in the dark before. Everything had its own distinct pattern: the sidewalk was done up in wavy stripes, the sky had some other psychedelic 60's looking pattern, etc. Dozens of metallic colors were all over the place. Everything had zillions of trails outlining it; my own body had so many trails dancing around it that I felt like I was wearing a thick astronaut suit. Thus, I was walking with my legs apart and arms out.
The walk consisted of many colors and trails, and me thinking there were people where there weren't, and finally, me totally forgetting where the hell we were. I was happy when we reentered the safety of the house. For a while we lied down in Mike's room and I became engrossed in a lava lamp. I had a strange urge to take a warm bath. Also, it felt like my foot was on the verge of cramping up. It stayed that way for hours.
Moments later, the rest of housemates got home. They were loud and happy, which boosted my experience. I looked thru the patio door to see one of them pulling little sticky seeds from his feet; to me, they looked like millions of little green baby grasshoppers. This wigged me out, so I went back in.
We watched one of those psychedelic videos, and it looked so amazing. The screen showed a kaleidoscope of colors that kept morphing and morphing, and they looked razor sharp with detail. I remember being awed at how the mind could keep up with that speed. We popped in Fear and Loathing and laughed till we couldn't take it anymore. We even rewound some parts. When it was over, we watched it again with similar results. I was starving and was eating anything I could get my hands on. I ate some kind of party mix, and sugar cones, like the kind for ice cream. I found that eating very crunchy things was delightful while tripping.
We finally put in The Matrix, and while it had good visual effects, it wasn't a comedy like the previous movie, and I began to wind down. Outside, I saw the sun was coming up. My eyes ached, like I had been straining them for a long time. About a quarter of the way thru the movie, we decided to go to bed.
In bed, I felt like I had sunk about six inches into the mattress. It felt very soft, and the comforter felt as though I had swaddled myself in clouds.  I can't remember when, but I finally fell into a deep sleep.
If that sounds like a pleasant experience, well, it was. I didn't really mean to ingest that much, and it was pretty freaky at first. I can't stress enough the importance of having a friend with you when you trip, preferably a friend who's done it plenty of times before at much higher doses, so that when u think the world and your mind are going to shatter into a million prismatic pieces, someone's there to convince you otherwise.
PLURR
*pooky*
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Welcome.
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We are a group of practitioners and academics that are interested in learning more about Nassim Taleb's risk, statistical and finance works in the Technical Incerto. In this reading club, we will aim to read through the first volume of this series:
Statistical Consequences of Fat Tails: Real World Preasymptotics, Epistemology, and Applications
The book is made freely available on arxiv here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.10488
Join us if you are interested in these topics! We will discuss each chapter and present some code reproducing the examples and techniques in the book. All meetings will be done online.
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THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.1
United States, 1995 U.S. Availability: 11/17/95 (wide) Running Length: 2:03 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Michael Douglas, Annette Bening, Martin Sheen, Michael J. Fox, Richard Dreyfuss, John Mahoney, Samantha Mathis, David Paymer, Anna Deavere Smith, Shawna Waldron Director: Rob Reiner Producer: Rob Reiner Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin Cinematography: John Seale Music: Marc Shaiman U.S. Distributor: Columbia Films
It's hard to believe that THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT was made by the same man responsible for the no-holds-barred satire of THIS IS SPINAL TAP. Is there any element of American culture more ripe for the humorist's razor-sharp wit than presidential politics? Yet, heedless of what it might have been, this film is content to hunker down in the valley of feel-good entertainment, sacrificing intelligent plotting for mass appeal. While neither bad nor unwatchable, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT is nevertheless the second straight disappointment from director Rob Reiner (his previous effort being NORTH).
Attempting to mix behind-the-scenes Washington machinations, political rhetoric, and a love story, Aaron Sorkin's script ends up shortchanging all of its elements. It comes across as painfully politically correct, offering trite sermons on various "hot-button" issues (gun control and the greenhouse effect). The narrative follows an unwavering by-the-numbers strategy with an ending that echoes the "cornball" of Al Pacino's climactic SCENT OF A WOMAN speech.
The setting is contemporary Washington DC. It's an election year, and the incumbent Democratic President, Andrew Shepherd (Michael Douglas), is counting on his much-ballyhooed crime bill to cinch the result of the upcoming political struggle. His approval rating is already astronomically high (63%), and his "family values" opponent, Senate Minority Leader Robert Rumson (Richard Dreyfuss), is floundering. He can't bring up the so-called "character issue", because Shepherd is a widower with a young daughter, and political experts say that personal attacks will have a disastrous backlash. So Rumson bides his time, waiting for the President to make a mistake. Which, of course, he does.
That mistake comes in the person of Sydney Ellen Wade (Annette Bening), who represents the Global Defense Council. Not only does she attract Shepherd's support for a pro-environment bill, but she catches his eye as well. He asks her to accompany him to an official State dinner, and the next morning all the papers are calling her the "President's girlfriend". What follows is a variation on the tried-but- true story of boy gets girl, boy loses girl, boy tries to get girl back again. The only real difference here is that the romance takes place in and around the White House.
Sorkin, who wrote A FEW GOOD MEN (which Reiner also directed), has sprinkled the screenplay with understated humor and sparkling dialogue, but the clever lines and amusing vignettes can't fully overcome the plot's essential mediocrity. The set design is very good--attention to detail is such that it's easy to accept that all the action takes place within the most securely-guarded residence in the United States.
The cast is solid, with Michael Douglas doing a credible job as the Commander-in-Chief, Annette Bening being alternately winsome and tough, and Martin Sheen offering hard advice as the Chief of Staff. Michael J. Fox does a believable George Stephanopoulos-type and Shawna Waldron is appealing as the President's daughter. Only Richard Dreyfuss, whose one-note bad guy grates, doesn't do much with his character.
THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT wants to be a fantasy--Shepherd is far too good to be true--yet it keeps trying to ground itself in a "Clintonesque" faux reality, creating a noticeable conflict in tone. And, unlike DAVE, this film doesn't offer anything really biting. Sure, it's likable (which DAVE was, as well), but it's also bland. All things considered, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT is probably going to find it difficult campaigning against the likes of GOLDENEYE and CASINO.
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tasktk.policy package¶
Submodules¶
tasktk.policy.policy module¶
Created on Jan 1st, 2019
The policy base class for system and user bot.
@author: zhangzthu
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class
tasktk.policy.policy.
Sys_Policy
(act_types, slots, slot_dict)¶ Base class for system policy model.
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build_model
()¶ Build model for system policy.
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predict
(state)¶ Predict an system action given state. :param state: Dialog state, which is a collection of distributions on the values of each slot, in the same
sequence of slots (__init__() parameter). For example, if slots = [‘price’, cuisine] and slot_dict = {‘price’: [‘cheap’, ‘expensive’], ‘cuisine’: [‘chinese’, ‘british’, ‘french’]}, and the current state is [cheap, british], the ideal state variable is (
[1.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0]). Note that the extra one dimension indicates the slot is not mentioned yet.
Returns: System act, with the form of (act_type, {slot_name_1: value_1, slot_name_2, value_2, …}) Return type: action (tuple)
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restore_model
(model_path)¶ Restore :param model_path: The path of model. :type model_path: str
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class
tasktk.policy.policy.
User_Policy
(act_types, slots, slot_dict)¶ Base model for user policy model.
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predict
(state, sys_action)¶ Predict an user act based on state and preorder system action. :param state: Dialog state. :type state: tuple :param sys_action: Preorder system action.s :type sys_action: tuple
Returns: User act. session_over (boolean): True to terminate session, otherwise session continues. reward (float): Reward given by user. Return type: action (tuple)
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tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule module¶
@File : policy_user_rule.py @Time : 2019/1/11 17:04 @Author : Li Xiang @Desc : The rule-based user policy model by agenda
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class
tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule.
Agenda
(goal)¶ Bases:
object
Stack-based agenda model class
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close_session
()¶ Clear up all actions, just keep an ‘bye’ action
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get_action
(initiative=1)¶ get multiple acts based on initiative :param initiative: number of slots , just for ‘inform’ :type initiative: int
Returns: diaact slots (list): slots list values (list): values list Return type: diaact (str)
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is_empty
()¶ Is the agenda already empty :returns: True for empty, False for not. :rtype: (boolean)
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update
(sys_action, goal)¶ update Goal by current agent action and current goal. { A’ + G” + sys_action -> A” } :param sys_action: Preorder system action.s :type sys_action: tuple
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class
tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule.
Goal
(slots, slot_dict, request_types, min_constraints=1)¶ Bases:
object
User Goal Model Class. Goal(G) contains Requests(R) and Constraints(C)
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constraints
= None¶ # test data self.requests = {‘name’: default_value_UNK, ‘city’: default_value_UNK} #self.requests = {‘city’: default_value_UNK} self.request_names = list(self.requests.keys())
self.constraints = {‘numpeople’: ‘4’, ‘price’: ‘cheap’, ‘cuisine’: ‘british’} self.constraint_names = list(self.constraints.keys())
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task_complete
()¶ Check that all requests have been met :returns: True to accomplish. :rtype: (boolean)
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update
(sys_action)¶ update Goal by last Goal and current agent action. { G’ + sys_action -> G” } :param sys_action: Preorder system action.s :type sys_action: tuple
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class
tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule.
User_Policy_Agenda
(act_types, slots, slot_dict, request_types=None)¶ Bases:
tasktk.policy.policy.User_Policy
The rule-based user policy model by agenda. Derived from the User_Policy class
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init_session
()¶ Build new Goal and Agenda for next session
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predict
(state, sys_action)¶ Predict an user act based on state and preorder system action. :param state: Dialog state. :type state: tuple :param sys_action: Preorder system action.s :type sys_action: tuple
Returns: User act. session_over (boolean): True to terminate session, otherwise session continues. reward (float): Reward given by user. Return type: action (tuple)
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tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule.
test
()¶
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tasktk.policy.policy_user_rule.
test_turn
(user_simulator, sys_action)¶


private val textInputEditText: TextInputEditText
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textInputEditText - the TextInputEditText being used for the person picker
textInputEditText


Using the Simulation Template
The Simulation template is used to create interactive lesson pages and is designed make short work of software simulations.
Using the Simulation Template:
- Add graphics and text to the stage and control timing using the timeline.
- To have graphics or text fade in:
- Select the graphic or text and make it a Movie Clip using Modify > Convert to Symbol... (or ⌘-F8)
- In the Library panel, select the Movie Clip and open the Symbol Properties dialog by right-clicking and selecting Properties...
- Check Linkage: Export for ActionScript
- change Base Class to: com.davita.elements.FadeIn
- To pause the lesson and allow the student to read the screen, drag a ContinueBtn from the Library to the Stage.
- To end the lesson, drag a LessonEnded component from the Library to the Stage.
- Compile the swf using ⌘-return. (The Test fla does not need to be edited in Flash).
- Close your fla.


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Be safe & secure: We highly recommend that you read our guide on How to Prevent Loss & Theft for some recommendations on how to be proactive about your security.
Always backup your keys: Airon.io & Airon.io CX are not "web wallets". You do not create an account or give us your funds to hold onto. No data leaves your computer / your browser. We make it easy for you to create, save, and access your information and interact with the blockchain.
We are not responsible for any loss: Ethereum, Airon.io & Airon.io CX, and some of the underlying Javascript libraries we use are under active development. While we have thoroughly tested & tens of thousands of wallets have been successfully created by people all over the globe, there is always the possibility something unexpected happens that causes your funds to be lost. Please do not invest more than you are willing to lose, and please be careful.
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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A clipping region is the region that the output will appear in. If the rectangle is specified as the clipping region, any drawing done outside the oval will not appear.
To set the initial clipping, or remove the old region and replace it with a new rectangle, use View.ClipSet. To set the clipping region back to the entire screen or window, use View.ClipOff.
These commands only work in "graphics" mode.
const c1 : int := maxy div 4
const c2 : int := 3* maxy div 4
const radius : int := maxy div 4
View.ClipAddOval (c1, c1, radius, radius)
View.ClipAddOval (c1, c2, radius, radius)
View.ClipAddOval (c2, c1, radius, radius)
View.ClipAddOval (c2, c2, radius, radius)
% Draw the random squares in the box
var x, y, clr : int
loop
x := Rand.Int (0, maxx - 30) % Random x
y := Rand.Int (0, maxy - 30) % Random y
clr := Rand.Int (0, maxcolor) % Random color
Draw.FillBox (x, y, x + 30, y + 30, clr)
end loop
See example file for an example of how to use View.ClipAddOval.
This means that you can only call the function by calling View.ClipAddOval, not by calling ClipAddOval.


The Rise Of Mobile Order-Ahead And Experiential Retail
by PYMNTSMobile order-ahead has had a substantial impact on the restaurant industry. The prevalence of delivery has increased since last year, primarily due to the rise of mobile ordering apps. And in brick-and-mortar, physical retail is evolving to reflect consumer demand for more in-depth experiences, even with the growth of eCommerce. All this, Today in Data.
Data:
19,700: Square footage of the new Lululemon “experiential store” in the Mall of America.
70: Approximate number of RH Galleries, which are expansive, museum-style stores.
62 percent: Portion of QSR customers concerned that their online interactions could be at risk for fraud.
58 percent: Share of mobile order-ahead orders that are ready for pickup in less than two minutes.
18 percent: Portion of restaurants with in-house mobile ordering capabilities.


pragma solidity ^0.4.24;
/**
* @title MerkleProof
* @dev Merkle proof verification based on
* https://github.com/ameensol/merkle-tree-solidity/blob/master/src/MerkleProof.sol
*/
library MerkleProof {
/**
* @dev Verifies a Merkle proof proving the existence of a leaf in a Merkle tree. Assumes that each pair of leaves
* and each pair of pre-images are sorted.
* @param proof Merkle proof containing sibling hashes on the branch from the leaf to the root of the Merkle tree
* @param root Merkle root
* @param leaf Leaf of Merkle tree
*/
function verify(
bytes32[] proof,
bytes32 root,
bytes32 leaf
)
internal
pure
returns (bool)
{
bytes32 computedHash = leaf;
for (uint256 i = 0; i < proof.length; i++) {
bytes32 proofElement = proof[i];
if (computedHash < proofElement) {
// Hash(current computed hash + current element of the proof)
computedHash = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(computedHash, proofElement));
} else {
// Hash(current element of the proof + current computed hash)
computedHash = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(proofElement, computedHash));
}
}
// Check if the computed hash (root) is equal to the provided root
return computedHash == root;
}
}
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Sainsbury's releases its new Christmas charity campaign, but it's not gone down well with shoppers
Shoppers have expressed their cynicism towards the scheme
by Rachel Pugh, Jasper KingSainsbury's have launched their 'Shop For Others' campaign - an initiative which aims to help those who are most vulnerable during Christmas.
It encourages shoppers to donate non-perishable food items and toys in the boxes provided by supermarkets up and down the UK, reports the Manchester Evening News.
However, lots of Twitter users are cynical about the scheme and have expressed their views.
"Nothing Irks me more than multi-million pound companies offering tips on helping others if you want to support donate some of your profits. If you as an individual want to help find a local charity & donate your time. Don’t feed profits and let them pat themselves on the back," tweeted one frustrated shopper.
Another added: "Here's a fun idea: instead of asking the already stretched-thin general public to spend more money at your store, multi-million hypermarkets could just GIVE food to charity! This is a transparent campaign for people to give you more money."
"Could you please clarify if I am shopping for others in your store what are u contributing? Do u match my purchases?" questioned somebody else.
"This is stupid a lot of people can barely feed themselves yet the million pound companies are asking for help why dont they help by making food more affordable #ShopForOthers ," said yet another annoyed consumer.
A spokesperson for Sainsbury's responded to the criticism, saying: "The ‘help brighten a million Christmases’ campaign builds on our food donation programme which runs year-round and encourages people to donate new toys and non-perishable food items from any store in the UK – not just Sainsbury’s or Argos.
"We’ve made sure the donation bins are located at the front of all of our stores, so customers can easily pop in and drop off food or toys from elsewhere."
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage.


KMD Launched onto AntPool Labs！
Extra block rewards：earnings increase by 25%
Double Rewards：0 Fee for one month
https://t.co/xXjIgdSO21
banks07-Jan-20 01:16 PM
What does it exactly mean with the antpool ‚collaboration‘?
alperC07-Jan-20 01:21 PM
AntPool belongs to BITMAIN (AntMiner etc.) AntPool is the worlds leading cryptocurrency mining platform if I'm not wrong.
PS: I'm not a Miner
banks07-Jan-20 02:02 PM
I know that but what is the benefit for kmd and kmd holders?
jl777c07-Jan-20 02:52 PM
being on antpool is like an endorsement
it signals to the china community about KMD
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it could be the recent days price action was influenced by the antpool
from an extra hashrate point, maybe not so significant, but from an industry recognition standpoint it seems significant
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PTYX07-Jan-20 03:31 PM
True that
designer07-Jan-20 04:45 PM
fall of the chinese economy is only a matter of time.(edited)
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Cryptoon07-Jan-20 04:58 PM
why would it be?
banks07-Jan-20 05:29 PM
Thank you jl777c!
𝙊𝙞𝙣𝙠07-Jan-20 05:31 PM
The fall of any economy is only a matter of time.... Together with civilizations...
Tom.T07-Jan-20 05:45 PM
Make more attraction from Chinese mining community!
Cryptoon07-Jan-20 05:46 PM
If anything, given that China has a totalitarian regime, with HUGE export to other countries, seems they are probably last to have an economic collapse
Can somebody enlighten me, when exactly was Chainzilla airdrop ?? And also, is Jumblr still alive ??
PTYX07-Jan-20 11:27 PM
@Harvester the chainzilla airdrop was a 1M coin drop that we did last year when we launched the project.
Jumblr was the asset for the Jumblr mechanism on Komodo. I think it's still alive, although I'm not certain about the details of how the distribution of funds will work.
Harvester07-Jan-20 11:53 PM
@PTYX 2019 ? What month ? I try to dig my old accounts to find them. Just don't know where to start.


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Nelson, Phyllis (Self), Austin, TX
Nelson, Roice (Self), Austin, TX
Nemee-Nelson, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Netting, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Newland, Amy (Self), La Grange, TX
Nguyen, Sylvianne (Self), Plano, TX
Nichols, Shirley (Self), Austin, TX
Nickell, Sara (Self), Denton, TX
Nicks, Jennifer (Self), Manchaca, TX
Nies, Colette (Self), Austin, TX
Nigam, Samone (Self), Austin, TX
Niland, Thomas (Self), Austin, TX
Niswander, Trish (Self), Austin, TX
Noack, Alicia (Self), Austin, TX
Nolan, Ann Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Nott, Catherine (Self), Austin, TX
Nott, Margaret (Self), Austin, TX
Nozick, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Nutt, Rendi (Self), Austin, TX
O'Mahoney, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
O'Neil, Jeanne (Self), Austin, TX
O'Neil, Patrick (Self), Austin, TX
O'Neill, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Oaks, Rachael (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Ocasio, Italia (Self), Hutto, TX
Ochoa, Lindsay Student (Self), Austin, TX
Odom, Stephanie Doctor (Self), Austin, TX
Ogilvie, Bill (Self), Austin, TX
Oglesby, Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Olasky, Daniel (Self), Austin, TX
Olds, Lisa M. (Self), Austin, TX
Oliphant, Diana (Self), Austin, TX
Oliver, Karin (Republican Ranch Women of Texas), San Antonio, TX
Oman, Marian (Self), Austin, TX
Orem, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Osburn, Tiffany (Self), Austin, TX
Oshman, Elliot (Self), Austin, TX
Oshman, Heather (Self), Austin, TX
Ossar, Angela McClendon (Self), Austin, TX
Osterwisch, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Ovitt, Robert (Self), Austin, TX
Ozornia, Allison (Self), San Antonio, TX
Palm, Steven (Self), Austin, TX
Palmer, Andrea (Self), Austin, TX
Palmer, Gwendellyn S. (Self), Austin, TX
Palmer, Wesley (Self), Austin, TX
Pancake, Amy Reverend (Self), Austin, TX
Paquette, Greg (Self), Katy, TX
Paquette, Matt (Self), Katy, TX
Paradis, Stacy (Self), Austin, TX
Parilla, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Parken, Judy (Self), Austin, TX
Parker, Jonathan David (Self), Austin, TX
Parkes, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Parks, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Parks, Josh (Self), Austin, TX
Partida Jr., Samuel (Self), Dallas, TX
Paskin, Seth (Self), Austin, TX
Patterson, Amber Bass (Self; Daughter), Dripping Springs, TX
Patton, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Payne, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX
Payne, Michael (Self), Austin, TX
Pearcy, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Pearson, Angelique (Self), Austin, TX
Pearson, Tom (Self), Austin, TX
Perales, Marisa (Self), Austin, TX
Perez, Alicia (Self), Houston, TX
Perez, Bryan (Self), Austin, TX
Perez, Cynthia Director (Self; Indigenous Women Network), Austin, TX
Perez, Justin (Self), Austin, TX
Perez, Polly (Self), Austin, TX
Perkins, Justin (Self), Austin, TX
Perkison, Bill (Self), Kerrville, TX
Perry, Justin (Self), Austin, TX
Perry, Kathleen (Self), Austin, TX
Peterson, Samantha (Self), Austin, TX
Peterson-Woodall, Trina (Self), Round Rock, TX
Petrie, Sean (Self), Austin, TX
Petty, DeAndrea (Self), Austin, TX
Pfluger, Amanda (Self), Houston, TX
Phillips, Kate (Self), Austin, TX
Pierson, Angela Espinoza (Self), Austin, TX
Pinkston, Caroline (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Pintchovski, Faivel (Self), Austin, TX
Pipkin, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Pittman, Brandon (Self), San Antonio, TX
Pittman, Donna (Denton Radical Alliance for Gender Equality), Denton, TX
Poe, Kerri (Self), Austin, TX
Policastro, Danielle (Self), Austin, TX
Polly, Jayne (Self), Austin, TX
Pomerleau, Lilo (Self), Austin, TX
Ponciroli, Beverly (Self), Austin, TX
Ponciroli, Cailynn (Self), Austin, TX
Ponciroli, Devan (Self), Austin, TX
Pool, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Poole, Kate (Self), Austin, TX
Pope, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Portillo, Perla (Self), Dallas, TX
Poss, Melinda (Self), New Braunfels, TX
Post, Alicia (Self), Austin, TX
Potasznik, Sam (Self), Austin, TX
Powell, Ingrid (Self), Austin, TX
Powers, Lindsay (Self), Austin, TX
Powers, Tara (Self), Austin, TX
Pownall, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Prather, Amanda Joy (Self), League City, TX
Pratt, Katherine (Self), Austin, TX
Price, Eva (Self), Austin, TX
Primeaux, Lily (Self), Austin, TX
Proctor, Ann (Self), Austin, TX
Pruden, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Puckett, Claire (Self), Austin, TX
Puckett, Matthew (Self), Austin, TX
Pulido, Carmen Llanes (Self), Austin, TX
Putalavage-Ross, Jenifer (Self), Austin, TX
Quillin, Brynna (Self), Austin, TX
Quintana, Lynda (Self), Austin, TX
Raab, Angela Melina (Self), Austin, TX
Rabb, Renee (Self), Austin, TX
Ragels, Claudia (Self), New Braunfels, TX
Ragels, Robert (Self), New Braunfels, TX
Railsback, Sherie (Self), Austin, TX
Ramirez, Alexandro Rudolpho (Self), Austin, TX
Ramos, Nina Linda (Self), San Marcos, TX
Ramsey, Teresa (Self), Dripping Springs, TX
Rand, Charles (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Rangel, Alfredo J. (Self), Huntsville, TX
Rankin, David (Self), Houston, TX
Raquette, Matt (Self), Katy, TX
Ray, Caleb (Self), Austin, TX
Ray, Cam (Self), Austin, TX
Ray, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Reat, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Reck, Caroline (Self), Austin, TX
Redden, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Reed, Lindsey (Self), Austin, TX
Reed, Richard K. (Self), Austin, TX
Reed-Miller, Sharon (Self), San Marcos, TX
Reichman, Lauren (Self), Austin, TX
Reimer, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Reustle, Nicole (Self; Family), Corpus Christi, TX
Revord, Janelle (Self), Austin, TX
Reyna, Adelfa (Self), San Antonio, TX
Reynolds, Chris (Self), Austin, TX
Reynolds, Mary Ann (Self), Austin, TX
Rhodes, Kimberly (Self), Austin, TX
Rice, Dyan (Self), Austin, TX
Rice, Veronica (Self), Austin, TX
Rich, Donna (Self), Austin, TX
Richards, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Richardson, Robert (Self), Austin, TX
Riley, Jessie (Self), Austin, TX
Riley, Laura (Self), Flower Mound, TX
Rios, Candice (Self), Austin, TX
Rios, Jeremiah (Self), Austin, TX
Ripley, Lenell Doula (Self), Austin, TX
Rivas, Steven (Self), Austin, TX
Rivers, Connor (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Rivers, Lisa (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Roark, Elizabeth (Self; Husband (David Fisher)), Austin, TX
Robbins, Faith (Self), Austin, TX
Roberson, Evelyn (Self), Richardson, TX
Robertson, Calen (Self), Austin, TX
Robertson, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Rocamora, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Rodgers, Charles L. (Self), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Jose (Self), Austin, TX
Rodriguez, Lindsay Board of Directors (Lilith Fund), San Antonio, TX
Rodriguez, Lois (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Rodriguez, Maria Student (Self), Austin, TX
Roeber, Terri (Self), Austin, TX
Rogers, Marlene (Self), Austin, TX
Rogers, Richard (Self), Austin, TX
Rokovich, Karissa (Self), Austin, TX
Rollings, Breanna (Self), Austin, TX
Romberg, Peggy (Self), Westlake Hills, TX
Rose, Amanda (Self), Corpus Christi, TX
Rose, Andrea (Self), Austin, TX
Rosholt, Mark (Self), Austin, TX
Ross, Heather Miss (Self), La Vernia, TX
Ross, Lauren (Self), Austin, TX
Roth, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Rotz, Jessica (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Roy, Kari Anne (Self), Austin, TX
Royal, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Royer, Jamie (Self), Austin, TX
Rubalcaba, Daniel National Committee Member (SEIU - Nurses Alliance), San Antonio,
TX
Ruffner, Christine (Self), Austin, TX
Ruiz, Rafael (Self), Austin, TX
Runnels, Tammy (Self), Austin, TX
Rupprath, Carolyn (Self), Austin, TX
Rutherford, Holly (Self), Leander, TX
Ryba, Lara (Self), Denton, TX
Ryland, Robert (Self), Elgin, TX
Saati, Sumaya (Self), Austin, TX
Sabat, Yatzel (Self), Austin, TX
Saenz, Marisol Margarita (Self), Austin, TX
Saenz, Monalisa (Self), Austin, TX
Salcedo, Alma (Self), Austin, TX
Salgado, Cesar (Self), Austin, TX
Salvucci, Carmine (Self), Austin, TX
San Miguel, Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Sanchez, Jose Aldo (Self), Austin, TX
Sanders, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Sanders, Katie Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Sandham, Charlene (Self), Austin, TX
Sangwand, Tiffany-Kay (Self), Austin, TX
Santaguida, Cassidy (Self), Austin, TX
Santana, Sonia (Self), Austin, TX
Santangelo, JoAnn (Self), Austin, TX
Sattenwhite, Stefanie (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Saucier, Jamie (Self), College Station, TX
Sauer, Catie (Self), Austin, TX
Sauer, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX
Saunders, Angela (Self), Austin, TX
Scallan, Clay (Self), Driftwood, TX
Schaub, Patricia (Self), Austin, TX
Schemanske, Lisa (Self), Austin, TX
Schepp, Brooke (Self), Austin, TX
Scheuerman, Corry Registered Nurse (Self), Austin, TX
Schillaci, Jeanne (Self), Austin, TX
Schlag, Karen Elizabeth (Self), Houston, TX
Schlembach, Julie E. (Self), Austin, TX
Schmidt, Daniel (Self), Austin, TX
Schriner, Ferrin (Self), Austin, TX
Schwartz, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Schweiss, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Scott, Milissa (Self), Austin, TX
Scott, Tynisha (Self), Austin, TX
Seaman, Claire (Self), Austin, TX
Seay, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Sebilla, Chris (Self), Austin, TX
Segura, Daniel Stephen (Self), Austin, TX
Seligman, Evan (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Seljenes, Kristine (Self), Austin, TX
Seppi, James (Self), Austin, TX
Serota, Lauren (Self), Austin, TX
Serrins, David (Self), Austin, TX
Serrins, Ezra (Self), Austin, TX
Shadwick, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Shamaly, Erica (Self), Austin, TX
Shannon, Robin (Self), Austin, TX
Sharber, Dan (Self), Austin, TX
Shelton, Susan Technical Editor (Self), Austin, TX
Shen, Angela (Self), Plano, TX
Shepherd, Jason (Self), Austin, TX
Shepherd, Meitra (Self), Austin, TX
Sherman, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Sherrill, Brittany (Self), Houston, TX
Sherry, Susan Lee (Self), Austin, TX
Shew, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX
Shoup, Thomas Maxwell (Self), Austin, TX
Sibille, Ariel (Self), Austin, TX
Sibille, Kitty (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Siegmund, Stacey (Self), Austin, TX
Silverstein, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Simmering, C. Jean (Self), Round Rock, TX
Simms, Lesli-Elsie (Self), Austin, TX
Simon, Rachel (Self), Denton, TX
Simpson, Donald (Self), Austin, TX
Simpson, Michele Nicole (Self), San Antonio, TX
Sipple, Erica (Self), Houston, TX
Sitton, Emily (Self), Austin, TX
Skidmore, Ray Fidel (Self), Florence, TX
Slabaugh, Danielle (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Ashley (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Smith, Bill (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Damon (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Debbie (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Kelly O. (Self), Anchorage, AK
Smith, Lilly (Battleground Texas), Austin, TX
Smith, Max (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Peggy (Self), Houston, TX
Smith, Stacey (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Trevor (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Valerie (Self), Carrollton, TX
Smith, Vivian (Self), Austin, TX
Snearly, Rebecca Health Educator (Self), Austin, TX
Snow, Bryan (Self), San Antonio, TX
Snow, Dawn (Self), San Antonio, TX
Solomon, Filippa (Self), Austin, TX
Solomon, Lisa (Self), Austin, TX
Solomon, Monica (Self), Austin, TX
Soza, Gabriella (Self), San Antonio, TX
Spann, Sydney (Self), Daingerfield, TX
Speegle, Laura (Self), Waco, TX
Spellman, Becka (Self), Austin, TX
Sperry, Teri (Self), Austin, TX
Srivastava, Chandra (Self), Austin, TX
Srygley, Laura (Self), Austin, TX
St. Troy, Sebastian (Self), Austin, TX
Stader, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Stalcup, Summer (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Stauffer, Andrew (Self), Austin, TX
Steen, Donovan (Self), Austin, TX
Steffen, Karla (Self), Austin, TX
Steiger, Kollette Kee (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Stein, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Steinle, Miranda (Gentry Family), Austin, TX
Stephens, James Shelby (Self), Austin, TX
Stephens, Margaret (Self), Austin, TX
Stephenson, Jackie (Self), Manchaca, TX
Steusloff, Denise (Self), Austin, TX
Stevens, Jessica Lynn (Self), Austin, TX
Stewart, Nancy (Self), Leander, TX
Stilwell, Jean (Self), Austin, TX
Stinchcomb, Katherine (Self), Austin, TX
Stinson, Jennifer (Pro-Choice Aggies), College Station, TX
Stock, Lindsey (Self), Longview, TX
Stokes, Jonathan (Self), Austin, TX
Stotz, Jared K. (Self), Austin, TX
Stout, William Co-Chair (Travis County Green Party), Austin, TX
Strain-Seymour, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Streetman, Miranda Spring (Self), Austin, TX
Stricker, George (Self), Austin, TX
Studebaker, Jenn (Self), Buda, TX
Stutrud, Nancy (Self), Austin, TX
Suarez, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Suarez Chenoweth, Barbara (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Suarez-Wallace, Luz (Self), Austin, TX
Sullins, Kelley (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Sullivan, Jeanette Burney (Self), San Antonio, TX
Sullivan, Sara (Self), Austin, TX
Susman, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Suter, Eva (Self), Austin, TX
Swafford, Leilani (Self), Austin, TX
Swanson, Jeffrey (Self), Austin, TX
Sweets, Hannah (Self), Austin, TX
Symeonides, Marianna (Self), Austin, TX
Syptak, Jeff (Self; Harris County Democratic Party), Houston, TX
Szymczak, Denise (Self), Austin, TX
Tait, Hilary (Self), Stafford, TX
Tally, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Tarvin, Rebecca (Self), Austin, TX
Tashnick, David (Self), Austin, TX
Tate, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Tatum, Vickie (Self), Austin, TX
Taylor, Chelsea (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Taylor, Laura (Self), Austin, TX
Taylor, Michael Lee (Self), Killeen, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Taylor, Pam (Self), Austin, TX
Taylor, Reagan (Self), Austin, TX
Taylor, Zach (Self), Austin, TX
Teel, Sara Beth (Self), Austin, TX
Teherami-Ami, Sima (Self), Austin, TX
Teich, Kate (Self), Austin, TX
Teigen, Tamara (Self), Austin, TX
Telkes, Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Teltschik, Peggy (Self), Kerrville, TX
Temple, Owen (Self), Austin, TX
Terrasi, Sydney (Self), Austin, TX
Tholen, Elisabeth Delaney (Self), San Antonio, TX
Thomas, Alexandra (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, David (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Alison Registered Nurse (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Judy (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Megan (Self), Lockhart, TX
Thompson, Rebecca (Self), Austin, TX
Thomson, Ross (Self), Dallas, TX
Thorne, Shannon (Self), Austin, TX
Thornton, Hannah (Self), Austin, TX
Thrasher, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Tice, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX
Tice, Tracy (Self), Austin, TX
Tidwell, Melissa (Self), Rowlett, TX
Tilley, Jamie (Self), Austin, TX
Tipple, Jodie (Self), Austin, TX
Todd, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Toglia, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Tolle-Wilhite, Marni (Self), Austin, TX
Tomick, Jane (Self), Austin, TX
Tomlin, Krystal (Self), San Antonio, TX
Topper, Susan (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Torgerson, Emily (Self), Austin, TX
Torrisi, Jessie (Self), Austin, TX
Tothero, Lauren (Self), Austin, TX
Tothero, Melissa (Self), Austin, TX
Tothero, Sierra (Self), Austin, TX
Townley, Jacklyn (Self), Austin, TX
Travis, Jane (Self), Bastrop, TX
Trejo, Naomi (Self), Austin, TX
Trepanier Jr., Dennis (Self), Austin, TX
Trevino, Clarissa (Self), Mesquite, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Trice, Douglas Gaines (Self), Austin, TX
Trimble, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX
Trivedi, Avani Health Professions Coach (Self), Austin, TX
Trungale, Joseph F. (Self), Austin, TX
Tucker, Catherine (Self), Austin, TX
Turner, Amelia (Self), Austin, TX
Turner, Annalisa (Self), San Marcos, TX
Turner, Lorrie (Self), Austin, TX
Tuttle, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Tweedy, Jane (Self), Austin, TX
Tweedy, Karen (Self), Austin, TX
Usher, Henry Joel (Self), Austin, TX
Valadez-Mata Jr., Cynthia I. District 7 Director (League of United Latin American
Citizens), Austin, TX
Valentine, Chelsea (Self), Austin, TX
Van Berg, Sydney (Self), Austin, TX
Van Epps, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Van Voorhis, Jill (Self), Austin, TX
Van Winkle, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX
Van Winkle, Kristen (Self), Austin, TX
Vanis, Michael Craig (Self), Austin, TX
Varty, Karen (Self), Austin, TX
Vassallo, Kristen (Self), Austin, TX
Vazquez, Norma (Self), Hutto, TX
Vela, Tara (Self), Austin, TX
Venable, Megan (Self), Austin, TX
Vencill, Matthew (Self), Round Rock, TX
Vetter, Pamela (Self), Austin, TX
Vidor, Erik (Self), Houston, TX
Villalobos, Cristian (Self), Austin, TX
Villalobos, Rocio (Self), Austin, TX
Villarreal, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Vogas, James (Self), Friendswood, TX
Vogas, Joseph (Self), Friendswood, TX
Vogas, Mary (Self), Friendswood, TX
Von Bon, Joann (Self), Galveston, TX
Vyborny, Stephanie (Self), Austin, TX
Wagner, Holdon L. (Self), Austin, TX
Wagner, Nichole (Self), Austin, TX
Wagner, Yasmin S. (Self), Austin, TX
Wagner, III, William J. (Self), Austin, TX
Waid, Mandy (Self), Austin, TX
Walker, Jeanel (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Walker, Michael (Self), Austin, TX
Walker, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Walker, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Walker, Scheleen (Self), Austin, TX
Wallace, Laura (Self), Austin, TX
Walters, John (Self), Austin, TX
Walters, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Wansart, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX
Ward, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Ward, Reagan (Self), Austin, TX
Washmon, Joshua (Self), Austin, TX
Waters, Katherine (Self), Austin, TX
Watkins, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Weatherford, Lee Ann (Self), Austin, TX
Weaver, Benjamin (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Webster, Nathan (Self), Austin, TX
Weir, Jill (Self; Planned Parenthood), Austin, TX
Welbes, Anne (Self), Austin, TX
Welborn, Sharon (Self), Austin, TX
Welch, Tara (Self), Austin, TX
Wells, Amber (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Wells, Lin (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Wells, Marissa (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Wend-Walker, Graeme (Self), San Marcos, TX
Werbner, Stuart (Self), Austin, TX
Wernersbach, Julie (Self), Austin, TX
West, Michael (Self), Houston, TX
Westerman, Bridget (Self), Austin, TX
Weston, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Wetterman, Eva (Self), Austin, TX
Wetzel, Kate (Self), Austin, TX
Wheatley, Kayci (Self), Austin, TX
White, Alexander (Self), Austin, TX
White, Emily Doctor (Self), Denton, TX
White, Jan (Self), Austin, TX
White, Jodi (Self), Austin, TX
White, Kaibon (Self), Austin, TX
White, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
White, Ralph (Self), Austin, TX
White, Zoe (Self), Dallas, TX
Whitehair, Dianne (Self), Austin, TX
Whitehead, Tammy (Self), Austin, TX
Whitehill, Timothy (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Whiteley, Leslie Teacher (Self), Temple, TX
Whitford, Lari (Self), Austin, TX
Wick, Raymond (Self), Houston, TX
Widner, Cindy (Self), Austin, TX
Wiegmann, Jeffrey (Self), Colleyville, TX
Wilder, Judy (Self), Austin, TX
Wilder, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Wildman, Clifford (Self), Austin, TX
Wildman, Tali (Self), Austin, TX
Wilke, Emily (Self), San Antonio, TX
Willenzik, Bruce M. (Self), Austin, TX
Williams, Cynthia (Self), Austin, TX
Williams, James (Self), Austin, TX
Williams, Nita Luann (Self), Austin, TX
Willies, Egberto (Self), Kingwood, TX
Willig, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Willis, Gracie (Self), Houston, TX
Willmore, Ellen (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Caroline (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Erica (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Teresa (Self), Austin, TX
Wilt, Kami (Self), Austin, TX
Wimberley, Lane (Self), Austin, TX
Wimberley, Liza (Self), Austin, TX
Wimberley, Max (Self), Austin, TX
Windbigler, Grace (Self), Round Rock, TX
Winfrey, Erin (Self), Round Rock, TX
Winfrey, Kathleen J. (Self), Round Rock, TX
Winkelman, Alex (Self), Austin, TX
Wise, Kelli (Self), Austin, TX
Wojcik, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Wolf, Dana (Self), Austin, TX
Wolf, Justin (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Amy R. (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Annika (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Jenny (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Marge (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Martha (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Sara (Self), Austin, TX
Wood, Shea Popa (Self), Austin, TX
Woodard, Jennie (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Woodman, Theresa Soliz (Self), Austin, TX
Woods, John (Self), Austin, TX
Woolf, Cameran (Self), San Marcos, TX
Works, Jean (Self), Austin, TX
Wright, Laura (Self), Austin, TX
Wright, Luke (Self), Austin, TX
Wright, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Wuellner, Clare (Self), Austin, TX
Wuster, Tracy (Self), Austin, TX
Wycoff, Matthew (Self), Corpus Christi, TX
Wylie, Dennis (Self), Austin, TX
Wyss, Dana (Self), Austin, TX
Yakubik, Elizabeth (Self), San Marcos, TX
Yarak, Steven (Self), Austin, TX
Yates, Elyse (Self), Austin, TX
Yates, Riane (Self), Austin, TX
Yazdandoost, Sheena (Self), Austin, TX
Yeargain, John (Self), Austin, TX
Yeargain, Patricia (Self), Austin, TX
Yost, Lindsay Dale (Self), Austin, TX
Young, Meghan (Self), Austin, TX
Young, Melissa (Self), Houston, TX
Younger, Alicia (Self), Austin, TX
Zahn, Jackie (Self), Austin, TX
Zandan, Gabrielle (Self), Austin, TX
Zeffert, Beth (Self), Austin, TX
Zehner, Clint Web Developer (Self), Austin, TX
Zeisberg, Mariah (Self), Austin, TX
Zepecki, Paul (Self), Austin, TX
Zepeda, Ana (Self), Round Rock, TX
Zheng, Evelyn (Self), Plano, TX
Zigal, Dan (Self), Austin, TX
Zingg, Nathaniel H. (Self), Austin, TX
Zion, Jane (Self), Austin, TX
Zuber, Jeffrey A. (Self), Killeen, TX
ON:
Black, Chauncey Hunt (Self), Austin, TX
Hudgens, Nicole (Self; Crossfire Radio), Shreveport, TX
Joseph, Zenobia C. Educator (Self), Austin, TX
Markham, Anne (Self), Austin, TX
Romero, Michelle Associate Director, Advocacy (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Alvarez, Joseph (Self; Carola Alvarez), Austin, TX
Babin, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Barnet, Kelley (Self; Family), San Antonio, TX
Bierman, Brendan (Self), Austin, TX
Butts, Linda (Self), Dallas, TX
Carter, Teresa Thompson (Self), San Antonio, TX
Connolly, Doug (Self), Austin, TX
Cortez, Olga (Self), San Marcos, TX
Curtis, Ildiko (Self), Lampasas, TX
Daigle, Laurie C. (Self), Conroe, TX
Dean, Phillip (Self), Austin, TX
Dennis, Cynthia (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Divin, Gloria (Self; Encourager Church), Jersey Village, TX
Duran, Adelita Silguero (Self), San Marcos, TX
Fields, Elizabeth (Self), Boerne, TX
Gardner, Roxanne Volunteer/Participant (Acts of Grace Ministries), Montgomery, TX
Grant, Pam (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Greening, Jeremy (Self), Georgetown, TX
Gunn, Robert C. (Gunn Family), San Antonio, TX
Haigler, Kathy (Self), Dale, TX
Hanna, Anna Marie (Self), Austin, TX
Hidalgo, Faviola (Self), Austin, TX
Hindman, Jamie (Self), Lewisville, TX
Horne, Emily Legislative Associate (Texas Right to Life), Houston, TX
Hultgren, Sally (Self), Driftwood, TX
Joyce, John (Self), Leander, TX
Kelly, Jessica (Self), Farwell, TX
Kerr, Cathy Regional Coordinator (Silent No More Awareness), San Antonio, TX
Kinney, Amy (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Martinez, Sarah (Self; St. Paul Parish), Mission, TX
Mathis, Dean (Self; Family), Bryan, TX
Mathis, Lindsey (Self; Family), Bryan, TX
Mauer, Roseann (Self), Spring Branch, TX
Maynard, Beth (Self), Rising Star, TX
McCarty, Abby (Self), Aledo, TX
McCarty, Shelley L. (Self), Aledo, TX
McCleery-Valentin, Mickie K. (Self), Pflugerville, TX
McClellan, Jonathon State Outreach Director (Senator Ted Cruz), Austin, TX
McKelvain, Dana (Self), Moran, TX
McKinley, Toni (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
McMurray, Stephanie (Self), Austin, TX
Morse, Melisa (Self), San Marcos, TX
Nicholson, Stephanie (Self), Moody, TX
Norrell, Becky (Self), San Antonio, TX
Openshaw, Michael B. (Self), Plano, TX
Pardue, Tiffany (The Source for Women), Humble, TX
Parsons, Therese (Self), Leander, TX
Peters, Margaret A. (Central Texas Coalition for Life), Austin, TX
Phillips, Janet Parent Mentor (Pregnancy Help Center in Katy, TX), Houston, TX
Potut, Sharra Aday (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Rappaport, Ashley (Self), Garland, TX
Rieke, Dawn (Self), Cypress, TX
Roland, Mickie Y. (Self; Family), Conroe, TX
Rushing, Berri N. (Central Texas Coalition for Life), Austin, TX
Russo, Alexandra (Self), Austin, TX
Seale, Marie Director, Pro-Life Activities (Diocese of Austin), Austin, TX
Skowron, Lisa (Self), San Antonio, TX
Smith, Monica (Self), Austin, TX
Solsbery, Heather (Self), Liberty Hill, TX
Speirs, Kim Executive Director, The John Paul II Life Center (Self), Austin, TX
Staggs, Michele (Self), Aledo, TX
Tobin, Lisa (Self), Flower Mound, TX
York, Ruth (Self), Cisco, TX
Zounis, Joyce (Self; Operation Outcry), Aurora, CO
AGAINST:
Alaniz, Lora (Self), Austin, TX
Alexander, Stacy (Self), Austin, TX
Allenbaugh, Jenny (Self), Austin, TX
Altobelli, Joan (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Anderson, Lucy (Self), Austin, TX
Arrambide, Aimee (Self), Austin, TX
Asensio, Valerie (Self), Dripping Springs, TX
Bailey, Jill M. (Self), Austin, TX
Baireuther, Kathleen (Self), Austin, TX
Baker, Patti (Self), Austin, TX
Barrett, Joya (Self), Austin, TX
Barrington, Beverly (Self), Austin, TX
Barrow, Mary (Self), Bellville, TX
Beeler, Kaci Lorraine (Self), Austin, TX
Benavides, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Bennett, Andria (Self), Austin, TX
Bigner, Priscilla (Self), Houston, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Black, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Bland, Kelli (Self), Austin, TX
Bonnen, Belinda Pearl (Self), Austin, TX
Braun, Kristin (Self), Austin, TX
Bray, Timothy (Self), Austin, TX
Bremer, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Brizendine, Robert (Self), Austin, TX
Brown, Joanna (Self), Austin, TX
Brown, Ramona (Self), Austin, TX
Browning, Michelle L. (Self), Austin, TX
Busby, Heather (Self), Austin, TX
Bush, Suzanne (Self), Austin, TX
Cain, Jacqueline (Self), Austin, TX
Cain, William (Self), Austin, TX
Cannaday, Collin (Self), Austin, TX
Carlson, Jennifer (Self), Victoria, TX
Carlson, Sally (Self), Victoria, TX
Carmel, Marie (Self), Austin, TX
Cater, Alania (Self), Austin, TX
Catrett, Marie (Self), Austin, TX
Cavanagh, Shannon (Self), Austin, TX
Chaney, Paula Trietsch (Self), Georgetown, TX
Chemelewski, Katharine (Self), Austin, TX
Conner, Michell (Self), Austin, TX
Conquest, Julie (Self), Austin, TX
Constantino, Morgan (Self), Austin, TX
Couch, Chelsea (Self), Leander, TX
Covey, Julie (Self), Austin, TX
Cremona, Carolyn (Self), Austin, TX
Croley, Genieva (Self), Austin, TX
Crosby, Hillary-Anne Editor-in-Chief (Vagina: The Zine), Austin, TX
Cummins, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Cunningham, Pepper (Self), Austin, TX
Currens, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Dalrymple, Ruth (Self), Austin, TX
Davila, Laura Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Dean, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Debill, Valerie (Self), Austin, TX
Defosse, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Denkler, Ann (Self), Austin, TX
Denning, Kimberly (Self), Georgetown, TX
Denson, Jane (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Devin, Whitney (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Dew, Eileen (Self), Austin, TX
Diaz-Blanchard, Maria (Self), Austin, TX
Dilly, Siobhan (Self), Austin, TX
Dingus, Melody (Self), Round Rock, TX
Donmoyer, Adam (Self), Austin, TX
Donmoyer, Krisdee (Self), Austin, TX
Droll, Eleanor (Self), Austin, TX
DuBois, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Eberle, Meredith (Self), Austin, TX
Edwards, Sara (Self), Austin, TX
Eisenberg, Mary (Self), Lockhart, TX
Eliason, Susan (Self), Crowley, TX
Esparza, Eva Lawler (Self), Austin, TX
Essa, Fiona M. (Self), Austin, TX
Farabee, Alison B. (Self), Austin, TX
Faught, Shellie (Self), Austin, TX
Fay, Linda (Self), Austin, TX
Fedyszyn, Martine (Self), Austin, TX
Fife, Kathryn Haley (Self), Dallas, TX
Forester, Jennifer (Self), Denton, TX
Frandsen, Chris (Self), Austin, TX
Frazee, Leiza (Self), Dale, TX
Freeman, Chuck Executive Director/Reverend (Texas Unitarian Universalist Justice
Ministry), Round Rock, TX
Friedman, Jean (Self), Lakeway, TX
Fugate, Rebecca (Self), Austin, TX
Fulton, Carol (Self), San Antonio, TX
Gallogly, Rebecca (Self), Austin, TX
Garcia, Patrick (Self), McAllen, TX
Gardner, Andrea K. Citrin (Self), Austin, TX
Gehman, Lauren Teacher (Self), Austin, TX
Gentile, Andi (Self), Austin, TX
Gentry, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Gerbracht, Heidi (Self), Austin, TX
Giordano, Christine (Self), Austin, TX
Glasscock, Jennie (Self), Houston, TX
Goff, Adrienne (Self), Austin, TX
Gonzalez, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX
Good, Linda (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Grady, Brent David Attorney (Self), Austin, TX
Grebel, Robert (Self), Denton, TX
Green, Stephanie (Self), Austin, TX
Green, Vallee (Self), Elgin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Griesheimer, Rae (Self; Rise Up Texas), Austin, TX
Griffin, Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Grigsby, Janet Retired Psychotherapist (Self), San Antonio, TX
Grimes, Carolyn (Self), Vernon, TX
Guerra, Andrea A. (Self), Austin, TX
Gupta-Brietzke, Shailey (Self), Houston, TX
Haas, Allison (Self), Austin, TX
Hall, Rose M. Past President (Hill Country Democratic Women), Kerrville, TX
Haltom, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Hamby, Barbara Bieber (Self), Nacogdoches, TX
Hamm, Stephanie Dillon (Self), Austin, TX
Haney, Susan (Self; Daughters), Austin, TX
Hanlon, Ellie (Self), Austin, TX
Hardy, Kaye (Self), Houston, TX
Harrison, April (Self), Cedar Creek, TX
Hartman, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Harvey-Montminy, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Hayes, Rebecca (Self), Austin, TX
Headrick, Isabelle (Self), Austin, TX
Heilveil, Andrew (Self), Austin, TX
Heinen, Anne McCready (Self), Austin, TX
Henderson, Holly (Self), Arlington, TX
Henderson, Kristal (Self), Arlington, TX
Henig, Diana (Self), Manchaca, TX
Hickerson, Melanie (Self), Austin, TX
Hill, David (Self), Austin, TX
Hill, Don (Self), LaPorte, TX
Hoang, Anglea Ngoc-Yen (Self), Houston, TX
Holt, Michael (Self), Austin, TX
Hoyle, Emma (Self), Austin, TX
Hudson, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX
Huff, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Humphrey, Chris (Self), Austin, TX
Iaquinta, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Jackson, Katie (Self), Austin, TX
Jefferson, Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX
Johns, Pamela (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Cassandra (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Hilah (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Amber (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Diane (Self), Austin, TX
Kachtik, June Co-Chair (First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio Community
Denomination Committee), San Antonio, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Katyal, Sucharit Doctor (Self), Austin, TX
Keel-Smith, Marie (Self), Austin, TX
Keenan, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Kennedy, Marti Doctor (Self), Austin, TX
Kilgore, Deanna (Self), Austin, TX
Kim, Tricia Mitchell (Self), Austin, TX
Kimmelman, Tammy (Self; Daughter), Austin, TX
Koonce, Katy Psychotherapist (Self), Austin, TX
Kujawski, Adam Leo (Self), Austin, TX
Laird, Elise (Self), Austin, TX
Lalk, Margaret (Self), Austin, TX
Lee, Vibeke M. (Self), San Antonio, TX
Lehmeier, Vicki (Self), Elgin, TX
Levy, Leslie (Self), Austin, TX
Lewis, Courtney (Self), Austin, TX
Lewis, Jamie (Self), San Antonio, TX
Lewis, Mary B. (Self), Austin, TX
Lewis, Sarah D. (Self), Austin, TX
Lippe, Susan E. Rabbi (Self), Austin, TX
Locey, Casey (Self), Austin, TX
Long, Amelia President (Self; The Lilith Fund for Reproductive Equity), Austin, TX
Luciani, Curtis (Self), Austin, TX
LuQuis, Christina (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Lynch, Nancy A. Attorney at Law (Self), Austin, TX
Maraboto, Mia (Self), Austin, TX
Marshall, Shirley Professor (Self), Austin, TX
Martinez, Savannah (Self), Austin, TX
Massie, Courtney (Self), Austin, TX
Maverick, John (Self), Austin, TX
McClelland, Katelyn (Self), Katy, TX
McCombs, Jennifer Jarl (Self), Austin, TX
McFarland, Jane (Self), Manchaca, TX
McGilvray, Ginger (Self), Austin, TX
McGovern, Marissa (Self), Kyle, TX
McNichols, Jennifer (Self; Family), Bryan, TX
McSwain, Sandra (Self), Brownwood, TX
Mehdy, Mona (Self), Austin, TX
Mercantel, Stephen (Self), Austin, TX
Merfish, Brett (Self), Austin, TX
Miles, Ginger (Self), Austin, TX
Minnigerode, Laura (Self), Austin, TX
Mitchell, Shelley (Self), Austin, TX
Monsees, Susan Realtor (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Morgan, Kazel (Self), Austin, TX
Murphy, Eileen (Self), Austin, TX
Murphy, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Nation, Beverly (Self), Austin, TX
Neufeld, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX
Newcomb, Cheryl (Self), Dripping Springs, TX
Nicholson, Melissa (Self; NARAL Pro-Choice Texas), Austin, TX
Nies, Valerie Writer (Self), Austin, TX
Noblin, Barbara (Self), Austin, TX
Norton, Doreen Olivia (Self), Austin, TX
Norwood, Jane (Self), Austin, TX
O'Hara, Rebecca M. (Self), Austin, TX
O'Neill, Adrienne (Self), Austin, TX
Ovitt, Jenee (Self), Austin, TX
Paquette, Patricia (Self; Daughter (Chelsea), Colleagues (Susan Sabo-Wagner and
Whitney Throckmorton)), Katy, TX
Parks, Virginia E. Administrative Assistant (Self), Houston, TX
Patel, Bijal Board Member (Self; Lilith Fund), Austin, TX
Patterson, Anne-Charlotte (Self), Austin, TX
Pearson, John (Self), Austin, TX
Perkinson, Patricia (Self; Texas Democratic Women), Kerrville, TX
Phelan, Peter B. (Self), Austin, TX
Phillips, Hope (Self), Round Mountain, TX
Pierce, Genevieve (Self), Austin, TX
Pierce, Paula (Self), Austin, TX
Pinkley, Jennifer (Self), Georgetown, TX
Post, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Power-Freeman, Courtney (Self), Austin, TX
Pratt, Margaret Abigail (Self), Longview, TX
Putsche, Jennifer (Self), Houston, TX
Rather, Jess (Self), Round Rock, TX
Redfern, Gillian (Self), Austin, TX
Reeves, Lindsey (Self), Austin, TX
Reilly, Megan (Self), Austin, TX
Rice, Lowell (Self), Austin, TX
Richard, Teresa (Self), Austin, TX
Rigal, Jennifer Lang (Self), Austin, TX
Rigby, Naiman (Self), Austin, TX
Roth, Melissa (Self), Austin, TX
Rowe, Anna (Self), Austin, TX
Runnels, Illyana (Self), Austin, TX
Russell, Debbie (Self; ACLU-TX), Austin, TX
Ryan, Patricia (Self), Spicewood, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Sadegh, Judith (Self), Austin, TX
Sanders, Alison (Self), Austin, TX
Sanders, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Saslarsky, Elisa (Self), Austin, TX
Savedra, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX
Schilt, Paige (Self), Austin, TX
Schmidt, Donna (Self), Austin, TX
Scott, Roseanne (Self), Austin, TX
Seligman, Nicole (Self), Austin, TX
Shelton, Denbigh (Self), Austin, TX
Shen, Angela (Self), Austin, TX
Simons, Nancy (Self), Austin, TX
Skerpan-Wheeler, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Diana Michelle (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Robyn (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Smith, Samantha (Self), Austin, TX
Sparkman-Williams, Lesli (Self), Austin, TX
Speights, Sara (Self), Austin, TX
Spurgeon, Victoria (Self), Austin, TX
Stanford, Amy (Self), Austin, TX
Stanley, Barbara (Self), Houston, TX
Stekfo, Caroline (Self), Helotes, TX
Stillman, Diana (Self), Corpus Christi, TX
Stockard, Glenn D. Program Specialist (Self; Texas Association Against Sexual Assault),
Austin, TX
Tarasoff, Sally (Self), Boerne, TX
Tarbell, Michelle (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Taylor, Morgan (Self), Austin, TX
Thatcher, Valerie (Self), Austin, TX
Thielvoldt, Cara Manager (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, Mikaela (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, Nina (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Thomas, Tracy Wise (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Katherine (Self), Stephenville, TX
Thomson, Bryna (Self), Dallas, TX
Tilton-Jones, Carrie (Self), Austin, TX
Todd, Kacy (Self), Austin, TX
Trent, Gloria (Self), Austin, TX
Valencia, Blanca Teacher (Self; Family), Austin, TX
Van Zant, Alice (Self), Austin, TX
Vaughn, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Vestal, Caitlin (Self), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
July 8, 2013 10:00 AM
Villalobos, Pedro (Self; Also providing written testimony on behalf of James Billingsley),
Austin, TX
Warner, Audrey (Self), Richardson, TX
Waters, Lauren (Self), Austin, TX
Wayland, Frances (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Weaver, Cherie (Self), Austin, TX
Wechsler, Stephen (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Herminia Sanchez Retired Teacher (Self), Austin, TX
Wilson, Jana (Self), Houston, TX
Wilson, Stacy Associate General Counsel (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX
Winkelman, Elisabeth (Self), Austin, TX
Withrow, Emily (Self), Austin, TX
Woog, Amanda (Self), Austin, TX
Youens, Deborah (Self), Austin, TX
Young, Lanis N. (Self), Austin, TX
Zheng, Evelyn (Self; Mother), Austin, TX
ON:
Fetters, Fanchon (Self; Crusaders Against Child Abuse), Austin, TX


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11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
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| Ankara(ESB) |
Munich(MUC) |
4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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T3468731 |
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3 hrs 25 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
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| From |
To |
Total Duration |
Departure Time |
Arrival Time |
Class |
| Ankara(ESB) |
Munich(MUC) |
4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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Istanbul(XXX) |
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11/11/1111 : 88:00 |
11/11/1111 : 88:00 |
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| AC 2222 |
Istanbul(XXX) |
Munich(Much) |
3 hrs 25 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
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Total Duration |
Departure Time |
Arrival Time |
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| Ankara(ESB) |
Munich(MUC) |
4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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Total Duration |
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| TK 1111 |
Ankara(ESB) |
Istanbul(XXX) |
0 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:00 |
11/11/1111 : 88:00 |
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| AC 2222 |
Istanbul(XXX) |
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11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
11/11/1111 : 88:35 |
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| Ankara(ESB) |
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4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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T3468731 |
Ankara(ESB) |
Munich(MUC) |
4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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A22123131 |
Ankara(ESB) |
Munich(MUC) |
4 hrs 32 mins |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
11/11/1111 : 88:88 |
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I sincerely write to seek your co-operation and trust. >From the desk of Mr.Donatus Okobi, Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Senior manager, Bills and Exchange, Nill Bank of Nigeria PLC, Lagos, Nigeria. Reply To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Attn: Dear Friend, I sincerely write to seek your co-operation and trust to enable my colleagues and I carry out an urgent business opportunity in my department. I work with the Nill Bank of Nigeria PLC; currently I am the senior manager of bills and exchange at the foreign remittance department of my bank. I was the account officer to one Mr. Ali B. Ashan who died along with his family on the 8th of November 1997 in an ADC Boeing 727 plane crash at Egirin River. All 141 passengers on board were feared dead. He left in his domiciliary account the total sum of $25.5m,{Twenty Five million, five hundred thousand USA Dollars}. Since the management got the information of his death we have been expecting any of his relation or his next of kin to come up and claim his money. Unfortunately, From the day of his death till the time of this letter none of his relation or friends has come up for the claim.The banking and financial law of Nill Bank of Nigeria PLC stipulates that if such fund remained unclaimed after a period of (7)seven years, it will be transferred into the bank treasury as unclaimed bill. On this discovery sir, I and two other senior staffs now decided to do business with you and release the money to you as the next of kin to Mr. Ali B. Ashan for safety and subsequent disbursement. I will soon proceed for my retirement leave this year, and I personally do not want this fund to be transferred into the bank treasury as unclaimed bill. That is why I wanted the fund to be move out of the bank before I proceed on my retirement from the banking services by December 15th 2005. The need for a foreigner as next of kin in this project is occasioned by the fact that the customer Mr. Ali B. Ashan was a foreigner and a Nigerian cannot stand as his next of kin or heir. We have agreed that 30% of the Fund would be for you as foreign partner; thereafter my colleague and I will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentages indicated. To enable the immediate transfer of the fund into your nominated account, you will first apply to the bank as the next of kin of the deceased, indicating your bank account number and location where in the money will be remitted. Upon receipt of your acknowledgement indicating your interest, I will send to you the text of the application that you will send to the Nill Bank of Nigeria PLC authority for an approval to submit your claims. Send your reply through my direct and Private<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Indicate your direct Fax and telephone numbers for effective communication that this transaction needs. Do not reply through the Nill Bank email address because it's belonged to the senior staffs for public use. Please note that you are not to appear in person, as everything regarding this project will be strictly on documentations and every banking documents needed for this transaction will be taken care of by myself. Looking forward to urgently hearing from you. Yours Faithfully, Mr.Donatus Okobi PLEASE REPLY ME ON MY ALLTERNATIVE EMAIL:donatus_okobi@excite.com


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Chile to amend constitution, a key demand of protesters
SANTIAGO: Chile has announced it will move to draft a new constitution and replace one dating back to the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship - a key demand of protesters who have rocked the country for three weeks.
The new constitution will be drafted by a body called a constituent assembly and then put to a referendum for ratification, Interior Minister Gonzalo Blumel said on Sunday (Nov 10).
Blumel made the announcement after meeting a coalition of center-right and right-wing parties, which until now had been the most reluctant to change the constitution inherited from the era of the US-backed general Pinochet, from 1973 to 1990.
READ: Chile president announces tougher public order laws
The government was in the process of preparing "a draft amendment of the constitution", President Sebastian Pinera said in an interview published Saturday by the daily El Mercurio.
Among the proposed changes are "a better definition of human rights" and their means of enforcement, plus clarification on "the obligations of the state" and "better mechanisms of participation" for citizens, added the president.
The current constitution, in force since 1980, has already undergone more than 200 changes in more than 40 articles, Pinera said.
But it does not establish the state's responsibility to provide education and healthcare - two demands made by millions of Chileans who have taken to the streets.
A general public sector strike has been called on Monday, in the midst of the biggest crisis since Chile's return to democracy in 1990, which has left 20 dead - five at the hands of state forces - and more than 1,000 injured.
The unrest that began on October 18 with protests against a rise in rush-hour metro fares has mushroomed into a broader outcry against the status quo, with burning, looting and daily clashes between demonstrators and police.
Protesters cite low wages, high costs for education and healthcare and a yawning gap between rich and poor in a country dominated politically and economically by a few old, elite families.
READ: Chile's Pinera acknowledges 'abuses' in handling of riots
After weeks of sometimes violent and deadly demonstrations, most polls show the protest movement is supported by 75 per cent of Chileans.
A similar number - 87 per cent, according to a survey by pollster Cadem published early this month - also say they favour the protesters' demand for constitutional reforms.
A few days after Pinera became president in March 2018, his government announced it would not allow the consideration of a bill to amend the constitution that the previous president, the socialist Michelle Bachelet (2014-2018), had submitted to congress.


nips nips2004 nips2004-29 nips2004-29-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Dustin Lang, Nando D. Freitas
Abstract: We present a graphical model for beat tracking in recorded music. Using a probabilistic graphical model allows us to incorporate local information and global smoothness constraints in a principled manner. We evaluate our model on a set of varied and difﬁcult examples, and achieve impressive results. By using a fast dual-tree algorithm for graphical model inference, our system runs in less time than the duration of the music being processed. 1
[1] S Dixon. An empirical comparison of tempo trackers. Technical Report TR-2001-21, Austrian Research Institute for Artiﬁcial Intelligence, Vienna, Austria, 2001.
[2] E D Scheirer. Tempo and beat analysis of acoustic musical signals. J. Acoust. Soc. Am., 103(1):588–601, Jan 1998.
[3] M Goto. An audio-based real-time beat tracking system for music with or without drum-sounds. Journal of New Music Research, 30(2):159–171, 2001.
[4] A T Cemgil and H J Kappen. Monte Carlo methods for tempo tracking and rhythm quantization. Journal of Artiﬁcial Intelligence Research, 18(1):45–81, 2003.
[5] J Pearl. Probabilistic reasoning in intelligent systems: networks of plausible inference. MorganKaufmann, 1988.
[6] S J Godsill, A Doucet, and M West. Maximum a posteriori sequence estimation using Monte Carlo particle ﬁlters. Ann. Inst. Stat. Math., 53(1):82–96, March 2001.
[7] A G Gray and A W Moore. ‘N-Body’ problems in statistical learning. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 4, pages 521–527, 2000.
[8] M Klaas, D Lang, and N de Freitas. Fast maximum a posteriori inference in monte carlo state space. In AI-STATS, 2005.
[9] L Greengard and J Strain. The fast Gauss transform. SIAM Journal of Scientiﬁc Statistical Computing, 12(1):79–94, 1991.
[10] D LaLoudouana and M B Tarare. Data set selection. Presented at NIPS Workshop, 2002.
[11] A T Cemgil, B Kappen, P Desain, and H Honing. On tempo tracking: Tempogram representation and Kalman ﬁltering. Journal of New Music Research, 28(4):259–273, 2001.
[12] J Vermaak, A Doucet, and Patrick P´ rez. Maintaining multi-modality through mixture tracking. e In ICCV, 2003.


Configure Two-factor SSH Authentication with PAM - CentOS, Fedora, SSH, Security
Difficulty: 1
Time: 10 minutes
In this article you will use Google authenticator Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) to protect your secure shell (SSH) server through a two-factor authentication. You will be using your phone as an authentication medium for the two-factor authentication. To connect, you will need to enter the code that you receive on your phone.
If you configure this for any user other than root, you need to login as the said user and switch to root user. In this case, direct root login is not possible.
You need to install Google authenticator application in your smartphone. You can download this on your device from Google play, or download it from the Google Authenticator site.
Install the required dependencies.
ntp
service.
sshd
configuration file for editing.
sshd_config
file for editing.
Answer the remaining questions.
You will get the QR code after answering the questions. Scan this QR code using your Google Authenticator application. You can also add this account using a secret key and verification code, which depends on your requirements.
In case you configured authentication for root user, you only need to restart SSH service in the server.
This is all about installing and configuring SSH server with Google two-factor authentication. This configuration adds an additional layer of security for your Linux systems.


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Sunday, December 5th 2021
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13:00: Field trip
*Further details (i.g. venues) will be announced in due time.


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package-use-list
package ⇒ use-list
package—a package designator.
use-list—a list of package objects.
Returns a list of other packages used by package.
(package-use-list (make-package 'temp)) ⇒ (#<PACKAGE "COMMON-LISP">) (use-package 'common-lisp-user 'temp) ⇒ T (package-use-list 'temp) ⇒ (#<PACKAGE "COMMON-LISP"> #<PACKAGE "COMMON-LISP-USER">)
Should signal an error of type type-error if package is not a package designator.


Monthly variation of environmental factors and the prevalence of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKC) in the district of Hyderabad. The month-wise prevalence of EKC was negatively correlated with the distribution of rainfall (a, r = -0.6894), humidity (b, r = -0.8111), and wind speed (d, r = -0.7535) but not with temperature (c, r = 0.2793)


So, Bid Bots are a hot topic. Just about everyone is talking about them. While the Zeitgeist is in full effect I wanted to take some time during my semi-weekly Steem orientation to explain how they work, show an example, and visit a website designed to show you how to achieve maximum earnings from your bid bot investing. This is the Bid Bot 101 portion. I then present some basic level steem information to help look under the hood and explain how the platform works.
On a side note, my argument is that a bidbot is just a tool. The tool is neither good or bad, but it’s a tool that can be used. If it’s used to solely upvote shitpots then it’s a bad tool. If it’s used unethically that’s also a bad tool. If we as a community use them to upvote high quality content and support authors on the platform then it can be a tool for good.
Also, bid bot owners and people that delegate to them are investors. Rather than shutting down an avenue for their investment entirely, which would hurt the price of steem I think we should figure out as a community how do we run them well. I’m going to attempt to put together something along the lines of a Steem Chamber of Commerce or a more narrowly focused a League of Extraordinary Bid Bot Owners to help set some standards of ethical practice for owners and advice for buyers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbNMI8gRq8k
If you end up wanting to invest in Steem and earn a return through an ethical bid bot I’d encourage you to check out this post and consider delegating steem power to it: https://mspsteem.com/bidbot/@minnowsupport/a-bidbot-for-the-people-introducing-msp-bidbot
Since it’s been active yesterday it’s almost doubled the steem power that I initially placed on it.
This page is synchronized from the post: ‘Bitbot 101 and Steem Orientation: A recording of my mspwaves screen cast from last night.’


https://github.com/eteran/edb-debugger
edb is a cross platform x86/x86-64 debugger. It was inspired by Ollydbg, but aims to function on x86 and x86-64 as well as multiple OS's. Linux is the only officially supported platform at the moment, but FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSX and Windows ports are underway with varying degrees of functionality.
Screenshot
edb is available under the GPL 2 license, see the COPYING for details.
NOTE: This README now only covers the most essential documentation, for more complete documentation see the wiki
Cloning
When cloning the repo, please use git's --recursive flag to ensure that the sub-modules will be properly cloned and updated to the correct versions. Here is an example:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/eteran/edb-debugger.git
Compiling
Compiling edb is generally quite simple. edb currently depends on the following packages:
Dependency Version Required
Qt >= 4.6
Boost (Headers Only) >= 1.35
Capstone >= 3.0
Graphviz >= 2.38.0 (Optional)
Many distributions already have packages that satisify these. The wiki contains examples for some popular distributions:
https://github.com/eteran/edb-debugger/wiki/Compiling-(Fedora)
https://github.com/eteran/edb-debugger/wiki/Compiling-(Ubuntu)
https://github.com/eteran/edb-debugger/wiki/Compiling-(Debian)
Once you have the necessary dependencies installed, compilation is done with cmake:
CMake
If you plan to just run edb out of the build directory, it's as simple as this:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
$ ./edb
If you would like to properly install edb on the system for all users, it's only a little different:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local/ ..
$ make
$ make install
$ edb
Installing
Basic installation is simple, you may run
$ make install
In which case the plugins will be installed in /usr/local/lib/edb and the binaries will be installed in /usr/local/bin/.


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 I miss Internode.
http://xkcd.com/466/
I'm not quite sure why acquiring an internet connection is always such a song and dance.
I think it might be one of Anthony J. Crowley's plots to spread low-grade evil.


Debra
Yesterday, Noah Campbell started a discussion about autoconf
(1) on the devops-toolchain mailing list and his followup caught my attention:
I have a makefile and an rpm spec files that I'd like to generate on behalf of the user provide some very simple input, i.e. a name, etc.
Think of it as a quick way to generate the necessary scaffolding to build and package a project. I think autoconf does this, but I'm not experienced with that tool chain and I'm looking for a few pointers on how to start.
Here’s my response:
Apologies that this is built on Debian packages and you're after RPMs but your problem seems so similar that it gave me the final push to open-source Debra: https://github.com/devstructure/debra
I use debra-makefile(1) (along with manskeleton(1) from http://github.com/rcrowley/manskeleton but that's tangential) when starting any new project and the generated Makefile to build Debian packages far more easily than with dpkg-deb(1) alone.
GNU autoconf alone leaves you with source packages, which can be the right way to go but proper packages give tools like Puppet the ability to only install/upgrade what is actually missing/out-of-date.
Part of the motivation for building this tool was to attempt to standardize on our system's package management, avoiding RubyGems and the like wherever possible. If it doesn't help you directly, I hope you can steal anything that's useful.
Rich
Debra is a tool I wrote to build Debian packages, my preferred method of distributing code these days. It contains a set of tools that roughly add up to a bridge between Makefiles and Debian packages. The manual pages are available online:
debra
(1)debra-create
(1)debra-sourceinstall
(1)debra-build
(1)debra-destroy
(1)debra-makefile
(1)sourceinstall
(1)
If you’re using Puppet, Chef, or something similar for configuration management, I highly recommend packaging your software. Package managers make configuration management smarter and generally save themselves quite a bit of work. Beyond that, I have become a big fan of pushing as much as possible into the system package manager and out of the isolated hands of RubyGems and the like.
Last but not least, code: https://github.com/rcrowley/debra.


HELM Editor Release History
1.4 (22 Apr 2016)
- Updates
- Upgrade to HELMNotationToolkit v1.4
- Enable HELM string as an argument during startup
- Javadoc
1.3 (19 Aug 2015)
- New Features and Bug Fixes
- Increase toolkit version to 1.3
- Increase yFiles version to 2.12
- Fix sense and antisense annotation bug in siRNA
- Javadoc
- Toolkit Version: 1.3
1.2 (1 Jul 2014)
- New Features
- Implements in-line HELM notation for all polymer types
- Implements exchangeable HELM (xHELM) notation
- Javadoc
- Toolkit Version: 1.1
1.1 (6 Dec 2013)
- New Features
- Issue #1 Canonicalization routine is exposed
- Bug Fixes
- Issue #8 Different results depending on connection direction for simple tripeptide
- Issue #9 Squared brackets [] around multi-char CHEM Monomer IDs missing (issue #1 in Toolkit)
- Javadoc
- Toolkit Version: 1.0.1
1.0.1 (6 Sep 2013)
- New Features
- Updated amino acid monomer database
- Javadoc
- Toolkit Version: 1.0.1
1.0 (18 Jun 2013)
- Initial Release
- Javadoc
- Toolkit Version: 1.0


Neutron mass.
value = nmass [value,sigma] = nmass
nmass
returns the mass of a neutron
in SI units (kg)
in value
and the standard
deviation in sigma
(if two output arguments are specified).
The value and the standard deviation are taken from the 2014 CODATA collection of recommended values.
amu, angstrom, avogadro, barn, bmagn, bohrrad, boltzm, clight, echarge, emass, eps0, evolt, faraday, gfree, hartree, hbar, molgas, mu0, nmagn, planck, pmass, rydberg


The financial district had it the worst, apparently. Every time the tide came in, the whole area would flood. As bad as that sounds, it's even worse when you consider that a large group of humans clustered together for many hours every day will produce a large amount of... well, organic byproducts. There were of course privies for use, but in those days a privy was a shack over a hole in the ground. Thus the privies has this distressing tendency to flood along with everything else, and that meant their contents would go floating away.
All this led many citizens to establish their residences on the hills overlooking the sound and then commute to work. Apparently Seattle's always been the same in certain ways. The problem with this arrangement back then was that the residences also generated organic byproducts, and those were headed right down the hill. Into the regularly-flooding financial district. When they finally built an above-ground sewage pipe to carry it out to sea, they neglected to place the end of the pipe above the tide line, so every time the tide came in, the pipe's flow reversed itself. The few toilets in the region would become fountains of a particularly evil kind.
The financial district had it the worst, apparently. Every time the tide came in, the whole area would flood. As bad as that sounds, it's even worse when you consider that a large group of humans clustered together for many hours every day will produce a large amount of... well, organic byproducts. There were of course privies for use, but in those days a privy was a shack over a hole in the ground. Thus the privies has this distressing tendency to flood along with everything else, and that meant their contents would go floating away.
All this led many citizens to establish their residences on the hills overlooking the sound and then commute to work. Apparently Seattle's always been the same in certain ways. The problem with this arrangement back then was that the residences also generated organic byproducts, and those were headed right down the hill. Into the regularly-flooding financial district. When they finally built an above-ground sewage pipe to carry it out to sea, they neglected to place the end of the pipe above the tide line, so every time the tide came in, the pipe's flow reversed itself. The few toilets in the region would become fountains of a particularly evil kind.
The financial district had it the worst, apparently. Every time the tide came in, the whole area would flood. As bad as that sounds, it's even worse when you consider that a large group of humans clustered together for many hours every day will produce a large amount of... well, organic byproducts. There were of course privies for use, but in those days a privy was a shack over a hole in the ground. Thus the privies has this distressing tendency to flood along with everything else, and that meant their contents would go floating away.
All this led many citizens to establish their residences on the hills overlooking the sound and then commute to work. Apparently Seattle's always been the same in certain ways. The problem with this arrangement back then was that the residences also generated organic byproducts, and those were headed right down the hill. Into the regularly-flooding financial district. When they finally built an above-ground sewage pipe to carry it out to sea, they neglected to place the end of the pipe above the tide line, so every time the tide came in, the pipe's flow reversed itself. The few toilets in the region would become fountains of a particularly evil kind.
local
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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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#include <ql/experimental/finitedifferences/fdmdupire1dop.hpp>
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| FdmDupire1dOp (const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > &mesher, const Array &localVolatility) | |
| Size | size () const override |
| void | setTime (Time t1, Time t2) override |
| Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required. More... | |
| Array | apply (const Array &r) const override |
| Array | apply_mixed (const Array &r) const override |
| Array | apply_direction (Size direction, const Array &r) const override |
| Array | solve_splitting (Size direction, const Array &r, Real s) const override |
| Array | preconditioner (const Array &r, Real s) const override |
| std::vector< SparseMatrix > | toMatrixDecomp () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from FdmLinearOpComposite | |
| virtual Size | size () const =0 |
| virtual void | setTime (Time t1, Time t2)=0 |
| Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required. More... | |
| virtual Array | apply_mixed (const Array &r) const =0 |
| virtual Array | apply_direction (Size direction, const Array &r) const =0 |
| virtual Array | solve_splitting (Size direction, const Array &r, Real s) const =0 |
| virtual Array | preconditioner (const Array &r, Real s) const =0 |
| virtual std::vector< SparseMatrix > | toMatrixDecomp () const |
| SparseMatrix | toMatrix () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from FdmLinearOp | |
| virtual | ~FdmLinearOp ()=default |
| virtual array_type | apply (const array_type &r) const =0 |
| virtual SparseMatrix | toMatrix () const =0 |
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| const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > | mesher_ |
| const Array | localVolatility_ |
| TripleBandLinearOp | mapT_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from FdmLinearOp | |
| typedef Array | array_type |
Definition at line 35 of file fdmdupire1dop.hpp.
| FdmDupire1dOp | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< FdmMesher > & | mesher, |
| const Array & | localVolatility | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 26 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
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Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 34 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
Time \(t1 <= t2\) is required.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 32 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOp.
Definition at line 36 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 46 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
Definition at line 40 of file fdmdupire1dop.cpp.
Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
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Implements FdmLinearOpComposite.
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A lot of screenshot utilities have been and gone over the years, but there was never one that quite suited my workflow in creating reports. I made this for myself and for you. I hope you find it useful.
Please direct any feedback or bug reports to me via the issues page or on Discord (Armitage Shanks#7063). Known bugs/planned features can also be found on the issues page.
The final output of the tool is something like:


Based on chosen rate data, select a country and fill in either estimated count or date, click "Calculate" and it will display the estimate other value. Calculation uses an average reproductive number over the last 10 days to compute either the count or date.
As you move estimate further into the future (> ~1wk), the results become blurry & won't be able to reliabily predict future counts or dates. Don't panic!


ImageShrink
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Quality:
The lower the quality, the smaller the file size
Output Path:


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Candidate Elimination
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#include <bits/stdc++.h>
Classes | |
| class | Reader |
| This class reads input from the data file and stores it into data. More... | |
| class | CandidateElimination |
| The class which performs the actual Candidate Elimination Algorithm. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | ll long long int |
| #define | Q<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| #define | NL -Q |
Functions | |
| int | main () |
| Execute the Candidate Elimination Algorithm by calling the CandidateElimination Class. More... | |
| #define ll long long int |
| #define Q<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| #define NL -Q |
| main | ( | ) |
Execute the Candidate Elimination Algorithm by calling the CandidateElimination Class.


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