WITNESS LIST County Affairs Committee March 12, 2003-8:00A HB 215 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Eversole, Jerry (Harris County Pct. 4) Lenz, Carole (Harris County Commissioner Steve Radack) McWilliams, Don (Self) Montgomery, Mike (Harris County Fire and Emergency Services) Windsor, Jim (Lakewood Forest Homeowners Association and Cypress Creek United Civic Association) Against: Bargas, Tom (Self and Texas Fireworks Association) Brinkley, Shannon (Self and Brinkata Corporation) Daughtry, Joe (Self) Davis, Chester (Self and Texas Pyrotechnic Association) Gardner, Benny (Self and Texas Fireworks Association) Pate, Johnnie (Self) Robbins, Travis (Self) Scarlata, Joseph F. (Self and Brinkata Corporation) Trout, Royce (Texas Pyrotechnic Association) HB 554 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Brumley, Scott (Potter County Attorney's Office) Freeman, Gary (Justice of the Peace and Constables Association of Texas) Letson, Sonya (Potter County Attorney's Office) On: Fisher, Jeff (Van Zandt County) HB 608 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Horn, Mary (Self and Denton County Commissioners Court) HB 880 For: Barrera, Humberto (Mexican American Sherrif's Organization of Harris County) Cheek, Glen (Self) Christiansen, Ed (Harris County Deputies Organization) Dealejandro, Carlos (Harris County Pct. 6 Constable Victor Trevino) Freeman, Gary (Self and Constable Gary Freeman, Harris County) Gonsoulin, Samuel (Harris County Deputies Organization) Phillips, James "Smokie" (Afro-American Sherrif Deputy League) Rivera, Alberto (Harris County Deputies Organization) HB 1087 For: Kirk, Chris (Sherrifs Association of Texas) Lechuga, Edward J. (El Paso County Sherris Officers Association) Wilkison, Charly (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas, CLEAT) Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) HB 1186 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) King, Chris (Self and Wharton County Commissioners Court) Muse, Rick (Constable Larry Floyd-Denton County PCT. #2) Somer, Mark (Wharton County Deputy Constable Pct #2) Szymanski, John A. (Wharton County Constable's Office Pct 2) Against: Findeisen, Les (Texas Motor Transportation Association) Kirk, Chris (Sheriff's Association of Texas) HB 1389 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Lenz, Carole (Commissioner Steve Radack Harris County) McWilliams, Don (Sheriff Tommy Thomas (Harris County)) Wallace, Casey T. (Harris County Attorney) Against: Amboree, Robert (Afro American Sheriff's Deputy League) Barrera, Humberto (Mexican American Sheriffs Association) Christiansen, Ed (Harris County Deputies Organization) Curtis, John (Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas) Lechuga, Edward J. (El Paso County Sheriff Officers Association) Martinez, Greg (Travis County Sheriffs Officers Association) Phillips, Jr., J.M. "Smokie" (Afro American Sheriff's Deputy League) Rivera, Alberto (Harris County Deputies Organization and Mexican American Sherrif's Organization) Sanders, Stephen (Texas Fraternal Order of Police)


This class routes log messages to LogTargets based on categories.
Initializes a new LogWriter with the specified LogTargets, a Warning minimum level and Basic default category.
public Void LogWriter(logTargets)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| logTargets | ICollection<LogTarget> | A collection of LogTargets. |
Initializes a new LogWriter with the specified LogTargets, a Warning minimum level and the specified defaultCategory.
public Void LogWriter(defaultCategory, logTargets)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| defaultCategory | String | Default category for log entries. |
| logTargets | ICollection<LogTarget> | A collection of LogTargets. |
Initializes a new LogWriter with the specified LogTargets, ant the specified minimumLevel and defaultCategory.
public Void LogWriter(minimumLevel, defaultCategory, logTargets)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| minimumLevel | LogLevel | Minimum entry level to be writter. |
| defaultCategory | String | Default category for log entries. |
| logTargets | ICollection<LogTarget> | A collection of LogTargets. |
Default LogEntry category.
public String DefaultCategory { get; set; }
A collection of LogTargets to write the entries to.
public ICollection<LogTarget> LogTargets { get; set; }
Minimum entry level to be written.
public LogLevel MinimumLevel { get; set; }
Queries whether the entry should be logged.
public Boolean ShouldLog(entry)
true if the entry should be written, otherwise false.
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| entry | LogEntry | An LogEntry to be checked. |
Returns a textual representation of the Log Writer.
public String ToString()
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BusinessToSystemMappingModelWP4 : use case diagram
Created:
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Modified:
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Project:
Author:
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Version:
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Advanced:
ID:
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Licensing details for the app
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This app uses the hvac module, which is licensed under the Apache Software License, Copyright (c) Ian Unruh, Jeffrey Hogan.
six
This app uses the six module, which is licensed under the MIT License (MIT), Copyright (c) Benjamin Peterson.


Kanye West performs for Texas jail inmates
by The Associated PressHOUSTON - Kanye West has followed the Johnny Cash route and performed for inmates at a Houston jail.
In secret from the public, the star rapper-turned-gospel singer performed songs Friday from his new gospel album "Jesus is King." He and his choir performed for more than 200 male inmates at one jail facility before crossing the street to another jail facility and performing for a smaller crowd of female inmates.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said West's representatives asked jail officials about doing secret shows.
The Friday concerts were performed two days before West is to speak at Joel Osteen's vast Lakewood Church in Houston
The events were reminiscent of prison concerts given by country singer Johnny Cash in California.


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A mobile personal assistant solution for the professional chef. Developed with React Native and Rails.
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Hi, I'm Huu and I’ve built my career in helping clients and organizations make better decisions. I’m a master at collaborating with executives to discover core problems, working with technologists to find solutions, and leading an awesome team to both tell a compelling story and provide automated solutions to monitor and ensure success. I recently graduated from Fullstack Academy of Code’s software engineering immersive program to enhance my technical skills. It was a great experience and helped me realize how data, analytics, and software development needs to work hand-in-hand.
E-commerse app that helps sell certified opinions using React, Redux, Express, Node, PostgreSQL, and Stripe.
App that scrapes messages from a Slack channel, analyzes it using Watson Tone Analyzer, and displays graphs using D3.
App that creates a market place for customers don’t want to wait in line with customers that are willing to queue for a fee.
My role at Morgan Stanley was to establish and drive strategic analytics within the de novo Private Bank Group (PBG) for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. As Head of PBG’s Business Analytic and Sales Reporting teams, I am responsible for working with our product partners, IT, sales, and firm management to facilitate strategic Private Bank deposit and lending growth through data driven analysis. The group supports new strategy planning/execution, campaign targeting, independent efficacy reporting to management, predictive analytics development, and regulatory inquiry support.
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It is a big day at Origin!
We are excited to be working with one of the biggest names in our industry for our CoinList Round of funding. Our 10 day registration period ended last night. During that time, over 7,000 interested investors requested over $125M in allocations. If you applied as an accredited investor in the past 10 days and were accepted through CoinList’s verification process now is your time to log into https://coinlist.co/origin to see your allocation and instructions for funding. The investment period starts today at 9am PST (GMT-7) and lasts until the round is full. We’ve structured the round to give investors time to confirm their investments, but it’s still possible the round will fill quickly. Please don’t delay with confirming your allocation and sending funds. Our goal is to maximize the amount of participants, so we are going about this round of fundraising a little differently. To learn more about how we chose our maximum allocation amount and what to expect during the investment period, check out our recent post on Medium.
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public abstract class TrcRGBLight
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
TrcRGBLight.RGBColor |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
COLOR_BLACK |
static int |
COLOR_BLUE |
static int |
COLOR_CYAN |
static int |
COLOR_GREEN |
static int |
COLOR_MAGENTA |
static int |
COLOR_MAX_VALUE |
static int |
COLOR_MIN_VALUE |
static int |
COLOR_RED |
static int |
COLOR_WHITE |
static int |
COLOR_YELLOW |
protected TrcDbgTrace |
dbgTrace |
protected static boolean |
debugEnabled |
protected static java.lang.String |
moduleName |
protected static TrcDbgTrace.MsgLevel |
msgLevel |
protected static TrcDbgTrace.TraceLevel |
traceLevel |
protected static boolean |
tracingEnabled |
protected static boolean |
useGlobalTracer |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TrcRGBLight(java.lang.String instanceName)
Constructor: Create an instance of the object.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract boolean |
getBlue()
This method returns the state of the BLUE light.
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TrcRGBLight.RGBColor |
getColor()
This method returns the current color state of the light.
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abstract boolean |
getGreen()
This method returns the state of the GREEN light.
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abstract boolean |
getRed()
This method returns the state of the RED light.
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abstract void |
setBlue(boolean enabled)
This method sets the BLUE light ON or OFF.
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void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color)
This method sets the RGB light with the specified color.
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void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color,
double onPeriod)
This method sets the RGB light ON with the specified color for the specified amount of time.
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void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color,
double onPeriod,
double offPeriod)
This method blinks the RGB light with the specified color for the specified amount of ON time and OFF time.
|
void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color,
double onPeriod,
TrcEvent event)
This method sets the RGB light ON with the specified color for the specified amount of time.
|
void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color,
double onPeriod,
TrcEvent event,
TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
This method sets the RGB light ON with the specified color for the specified amount of time.
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void |
setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color,
double onPeriod,
TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
This method sets the RGB light ON with the specified color for the specified amount of time.
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abstract void |
setGreen(boolean enabled)
This method sets the GREEN light ON or OFF.
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abstract void |
setRed(boolean enabled)
This method sets the RED light ON or OFF.
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java.lang.String |
toString()
This method returns the instance name.
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protected static final java.lang.String moduleName
protected static final boolean debugEnabled
protected static final boolean tracingEnabled
protected static final boolean useGlobalTracer
protected static TrcDbgTrace.TraceLevel traceLevel
protected static TrcDbgTrace.MsgLevel msgLevel
protected TrcDbgTrace dbgTrace
public static final int COLOR_BLACK
public static final int COLOR_RED
public static final int COLOR_GREEN
public static final int COLOR_BLUE
public static final int COLOR_YELLOW
public static final int COLOR_MAGENTA
public static final int COLOR_CYAN
public static final int COLOR_WHITE
public static final int COLOR_MIN_VALUE
public static final int COLOR_MAX_VALUE
public TrcRGBLight(java.lang.String instanceName)
instanceName
- specifies the instance name.public abstract boolean getRed()
public abstract boolean getGreen()
public abstract boolean getBlue()
public abstract void setRed(boolean enabled)
enabled
- specifies true to turn the RED light ON, false to turn it off.public abstract void setGreen(boolean enabled)
enabled
- specifies true to turn the GREEN light ON, false to turn it off.public abstract void setBlue(boolean enabled)
enabled
- specifies true to turn the BLUE light ON, false to turn it off.public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public TrcRGBLight.RGBColor getColor()
public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color)
color
- specifies the color.public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color, double onPeriod, double offPeriod)
color
- specifies the color.onPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay ON.offPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay OFF.public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color, double onPeriod, TrcEvent event, TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
color
- specifies the color.onPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay ON.event
- specifies the event to signal when done.receiver
- specifies the notification receiver to call when done.public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color, double onPeriod, TrcEvent event)
color
- specifies the color.onPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay ON.event
- specifies the event to signal when done.public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color, double onPeriod, TrcNotifier.Receiver receiver)
color
- specifies the color.onPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay ON.receiver
- specifies the notification receiver to call when done.public void setColor(TrcRGBLight.RGBColor color, double onPeriod)
color
- specifies the color.onPeriod
- specifies the period for the light to stay ON.


Civilians Among Injured in Clashes Between Afghan Forces, Taliban in Paktia - Authorities
KABUL (Sputnik) - Clashes between Afghan forces and Taliban members in the country's eastern province of Paktia resulted in injuries among the civilians, police officers and militants, local governor's office said on Saturday.
"A clash took place between Afghan forces and militants in the Shagai village of the Aryob Zazi district [in Paktia]," it said.
According to eyewitnesses, they saw local policemen, a woman and a small child among the injured during the clashes.
"Two militants, three local policemen and a woman were injured and the clash ended," Paktia governor's spokesman, Abdullah Hasrat, confirmed.
No other details have been provided so far.


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Video Codec in Python
Video codec project, implemented in Python
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, filename=None, fromFile=True) |
| def | openYUV (self) |
| def | openInfo (self, info, videoData) |
| def | visualizeFrame (self) |
| def | __str__ (self) |
Public Attributes | |
| fileName | |
| mediaFormat | |
| height | |
| width | |
| frame | |
| spf | |
| fromFile | |
| arrayStream | |
| videoIndex | |
Class that implements a video player. It reads a file in 'y4m' format and display it on a window, frame by frame.
| def VideoPlayer.VideoPlayer.openInfo | ( | self, | |
| info, | |||
| videoData | |||
| ) |
Function to get the basic video info so it can display @param info: tuple with data as follow (height, width, formatType, fps), all shall be integer @param videoData: array with decoded matrices @return:
| def VideoPlayer.VideoPlayer.openYUV | ( | self | ) |
Function used to read the header from a file, to get the basic video info from it
| def VideoPlayer.VideoPlayer.visualizeFrame | ( | self | ) |
This method, as its name suggest, reads one frame from a video and displays it in a window.


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Since friends and family are probably getting bombarded with emails and updates on my tech journey, I thought I should post an example of the html scripting I made. This may give you an idea of why I am so excited to have everything working!


Welcome
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Structural Update
Emily Wong & Phoebe have finished cutting and grinding all of the angle brackets and metal sheets to the specified dimensions. They consulted with one of the brothers, Jasper, about our final design and potential obstacles we could face and solutions to those obstacles. This week, Emily Wong & Phoebe have just been practicing their welding skills to ensure that they have the ability to create a structurally stable mailbox. The Davis Shop Leads have been very helpful and gave them lots of instruction to improve their welds. We have updated our design and have decided not to rivet the mailbox anymore since the Shop Leads pointed out that the rivets would be too time consuming and not necessary for structural support. Phoebe and Emily Wong plan to weld together the entire frame next week and then start incorporating the electronic components that HaiTao and Kevin have been working on.
Initial Slackbot Work
Kevin and HaiTao spent a night at Varsity lounge working on the initial Slackbot and learning how to interact with the Slack API. They researched and spent two hours understanding the technology behind the Slack API and Raspberry Pi. After such research they were able to query the Slackbot with certain commands and get custom responses and actions done. With the basic Slackbot implemented and ready to go, they are currently waiting for the ultrasonic sensors to arrive in the mail so that they can connect them and integrate the sensor functionality into the Slackbot.
Connecting the Ultrasonic Sensors
Emily Hu and HaiTao set up the circuit for the ultrasonic sensors and connected the ultrasonic sensor to the Raspberry Pi. The circuit setup needed a 1K Ohm resistor that we were not able to acquire at the time. However, they were able to put 2 2K Ohm resistors in parallel that replicated a 1K Ohm resistor. Once the circuitry was set up, Emily Hu and HaiTao ran a Python script off of the Raspberry Pi that read the pulses from the ultrasonic sensor and then used the pulse time to calculate the distance any object was away from the sensor. The Slackbot Python script was then updated with the newly written sensor scripts which read for any movement within 15cm of the sensor. The script then was programmed to send a notification to the Slackbot and update the Slack Channel accordingly.


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Example JSON: [{"name":"cpus","type":"SCALAR","scalar":{"value":8}}]
NOTE: The Resource
objects in the result vector may not be valid semantically (i.e., they may not pass Resources::validate()
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| defaultRole | The default role. |
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objects in the result vector may not be valid semantically (i.e., they may not pass Resources::validate()
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NOTE: The Resource
objects in the result vector may not be valid semantically (i.e., they may not pass Resources::validate()
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Validates the given Resource object. Returns Error if it is not valid. A Resource object is valid if it has a name, a valid type, i.e. scalar, range, or set, has the appropriate value set, and a valid (role, reservation) pair for dynamic reservation.
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TODO(jieyu): Right now, it's the same as checking each individual Resource object in the protobufs. In the future, we could add more checks that are not possible if checking each Resource object individually. For example, we could check multiple usage of an item in a set or a range, etc.
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Mary Anne Marsh: Fifth Democratic debate's big winners and surprising losers
by Mary Anne MarshAfter a day of impeachment hearings with some devastating developments for President Trump, the fifth Democratic debate opened Wednesday night in Atlanta with everyone seeming a bit more nervous than usual, but then quickly settled into candidates delivering their respective campaign messages.
While many expected the debate to focus attacks on the front runners – including the newly minted member of the club, South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg – that didn’t happen.
However, Sen. Kamala Harris of California delivered a prosecutorial dissection of Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii that was the attack everyone will remember, after the latter criticized the Democratic Party and Harris brought the receipts that Gabbard was never really a member of it.
RISING BUTTIGIEG FENDS OFF ATTACKS, TAKES ON FAR-LEFT FLANK AT DEM DEBATE; BIDEN STUMBLES
Here are the night’s biggest winners and losers:
WINNERS
BIGGEST WINNER: Amy Klobuchar
Overall, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar was the winner of the contest than ran over two hours. She had her best performance by emphasizing her experience, productivity, electoral successes. She also emphasized the fact that women are judged by a different standard than men, citing her criticism of Buttigieg’s lack of experience while he was being hailed as a front-runner last week.
Klobuchar pulled it all together in Atlanta with a number of great points and lines -- many familiar -- but then she delivered the line of the night, "If you think a woman can’t beat Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi does it every single day." Klobuchar isn’t a front runner and this debate won’t make her one. But, the senator will get another look from voters due to it and that puts her in a better position coming out of the debate than going into it.
SURPRISE WINNER: Joe Biden
Former Vice President Biden is a winner by default. Hiding in plain sight might be the best strategy for him. Biden didn’t have the mistake laden performance of past debates by receding for long stretches in the debate. Still holding on to a national lead, that strategy Wednesday night will help him hold on to it for a bit longer. Biden largely relied on his message that he can beat Trump, has the experience, and can bring people together. That might be enough, for now, to keep him in the post position but it’s not going to win the nomination without a better performance in future debates and on the campaign trail.
SURPRISE WINNER: Kamala Harris
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LOSERS
BIGGEST LOSER: Tulsi Gabbard
Running to be the Democratic nominee and criticizing the Democratic Party is not a winning strategy. Gabbard’s criticism of the Party may have been her way of setting up a run as an independent in the general election. Instead, Harris disqualified her for both contests by reciting her embrace of Trump and dictators since the 2016 election. Gabbard then turned her aim on Buttigieg at the end of the debate in yet another curious attack on other Democratic candidates that has been a hallmark of her candidacy.
LOSER: Pete Buttigieg
Buttigieg was the loser in Atlanta. He had the most to gain yet missed the opportunity to set himself apart from the front tier of candidates and generate even more of the momentum initiated by the latest polls. Buttigieg still struggles to address matters of race and that was no different on Wednesday night. The fact that Buttigieg couldn’t make the most of the debate on Wednesday night could foreshadow his ability to put the race away later in the campaign. It is his second turn in the spotlight and under the stage lights on Wednesday night he didn’t shine. Instead, Buttigieg turned in a serviceable appearance at best, missing an opportunity he’s unlikely to get again -- a hot hand going into a debate as a new front-runner.
LOSER: Elizabeth Warren
Debates have been Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s bread and butter. No one has more plans, policies, or points and makes them better than Warren…but not on Wednesday night. For some reason, Warren didn’t have it. She made better points with more detail than any of the other candidates but her delivery and presence were off. A performance like those from her other debates would have helped Warren stem a tough week or two of poll numbers in early primary states. Instead, she will have to hit the trail to do it until the next debate.
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LOSER: Bernie Sanders
The independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders didn’t do anything to help himself on Wednesday night. Same lines, same attacks, same Bernie Sanders. His performance means that Sanders won’t turn his drop in the polls around with the Atlanta debate. He has plenty of money to stay in the race for months to come. But, that doesn’t mean he’s going to win a contest in the process and that’s why debates like the one on Wednesday night matter.
LOSER: Cory Booker
In every debate, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker has a moment…and that’s it. It’s just a moment. That’s not enough for him or his candidacy to make a move. Booker’s performance Wednesday night isn’t going to move the polls for him and it’s unlikely he is going do anything else at this point that will do it.
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LOSERS: Tom Steyer and Andrew Yang
Neither entrepreneur Andrew Yang nor billionaire activist Tom Steyer were able to make a real mark in this debate to make a move in the polls with voters. Steyer resorted to reciting lines from his TV ads during much of the debate. Yang had a few good lines. But, at this point, that’s a costly missed opportunity for both candidates.
LOSER: Deval Patrick
The late entrant into the 2020 Democratic race, former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick not only didn’t make the debate stage he also canceled an event he organized at Morehouse College in Atlanta, the site of the debate, when only two people showed up.


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Chapter 21 Ė DAVIDíS HEALTH PROBLEMS
††††††††††† When David was about 18 months old, we had gone to Utah for Thanksgiving and he got sick while we were there.† I took him to the doctor when we got home, and he said David had tonsillitis and ear infections and that he would need a "double" penicillin shot.† (They used to give shots a lot in those days, now they mainly give liquid or pills) When the doctor told me that, immediately a terrible sensation came over me and the feeling that I shouldn't let David have the shot.† I rationalized that when I was in Utah, Mom & her friend had been talking about penicillin and how you could have terrible reactions to it.† Deep inside I knew it was the Holy Ghost warning me not to let the doctor give David the shot, but I guess I was weak and thought "well, he's the doctor and David is really sick, what else do I do?"† Well, I let him have the shot and as I went out to the car, I fell apart and started crying because I knew that feeling was so strong that I shouldn't have let it happen, that I should have heeded the warning.† David suffered terribly for several years because of that, and I suffered along with him and wished I could take the pain and other problems that came along with it, instead of him.
††††††††††† We did take him to another doctor to see if the doctor gave the shot in the wrong place.† (Since David went into the medical field, he found out from another M.D. that the doctor had given it in the wrong place, and that the other doctor wouldn't "rat" on him as they cover for each other.† We were told back then, that David was terribly allergic to penicillin and that if he had been 15 or older when he received the shot that he would never had walked again.† The doctor said that if he should ever have penicillin again, it could kill him.† He advised us to get a chain around his neck or a wrist bracelet showing that he was allergic to it, so in case he was taken to a clinic or hospital without us being there, that they would see it and not give it to him.
††††††††††† When I took David home from the doctor, who gave him the shot, he couldn't walk, it was too painful.† He would scream as I changed his diaper, dressed him, put on his shoes, etc.† It paralyzed his left side.† The doctor said that with him being so young, it would heal an inch a month - so about a year later, the paralysis was gone, but it left him with a "club foot".† We had taken David to all kinds of doctors to get help.† One orthopedic surgeon had him do foot and leg exercises and come back each month. †He would check it and tell us to continue doing these same exercises.† We finally could see that it wasn't helping; all it was helping was the doctor's bank account, so we quit taking him there.
David not only had to contend with the paralysis and club foot, but he also still kept getting sick a lot.† He coughed so much that he developed what they called a "chicken breast" (I think that was what it was called) Anyway, the bone in his chest protruded.† The doctors kept putting him on antibiotics.† I hated to have him have so many drugs and I couldn't see they were helping - only temporarily.† It wasn't fixing the problem.† We took him to an ear, nose and throat specialist who lived in our stake in Lehi.† When I took David into his office, he said "that child needs his adenoid out".† He could tell by the way he was breathing.† He operated and took out his tonsils and adenoids and put tubes in his ears.† That seemed to help for awhile, but he was still sickly and it really worried me.† He was going on four at this time.† He got so bad that he would have coughing spells which started out just every so often. He would cough so hard at nights and couldn't breathe.† Ken & I would prop his bed up so he could breathe easier, but it got progressively worse until we would be up most of the night with him for several nights in a row and then he would be so exhausted and weak that he would just lay around and not have any energy to do anything.† About this time Ken & I had been to a party that our Bishop's house.† The Bishop's wife had been really sick for a long time and told me that she heard of a Dr. Swanstrom in Scottsdale who was a homoeopathic doctor and had helped so many people.† She had gone to him and he put her on different vitamins, minerals, etc., and she couldn't believe the difference.† She was afraid she was dying and now she was well.† I was really interested, but soon forgot about it.† My Mom & Dad had been down visiting for Thanksgiving or Christmas, I can't remember which and Ken's Mom & stepdad were also there.† Dad & Leo gave David a blessing.† I remember Sandi coming into the kitchen the next morning and saying "Mom, my grandpas gave David a blessing, why isn't he better?"† She had heard him continue to cough so hard all throughout the night.† I didn't have an answer for her then, but when she came home from school, I did.† About 11:30 that morning, the thought came to me about Dr. Swanstrom and that I should take David to him.† I called the Bishop's wife and got his phone number.† I called and his wife told me that all his appointments were taken.† She must have sensed how desperate I was as she let me talk to him.† At first, he tried to make an appointment for a later date, but he also sensed my concern and told me to bring him right in.† I later found out that he gave up his lunch hour to see David.† When I carried David into his office, he took one look at him and said "I'm glad you brought him in, girlie".† He always called me "girlie" from that time on.† Dr Swanstrom was a cute little white-haired man who was in his 70's.† He had studied to become a medical doctor, but had gone to Germany for more education.† While there he learned about homoeopathic.† He didn't get his M.D. because he believed more in homoeopathic.† He even started a college in Chicago and worked there until he started having health problems because of working too hard and too long.† He and his wife were religious.† I can't remember what faith they belonged to, but he was their organist.† He had a special gift from God and had a lot of faith in Heavenly Father.† His wife was his receptionist and she also sold "Shackley" products.† Her name was Dorothy and she was a very special lady also.† He used a machine to test with, where you could use blood, saliva, or urine. He usually used saliva as it was the easiest.†  He would draw around it with a pen and test it with his machine.† He also worked on your body - like a chiropractor, but much more gentle.† He would run his fingers down your spine and tell you not only what was wrong with your back, but other problems with your body.† He would sell homoeopathic vitamins & minerals.†  They tasted good - so it was not a problem to have the children take them.† I loved this little old man and knew the Lord sent us to him.
Anyway, back to David.† He told me that David was at a zero with oxygen - that was why he coughed so much and so hard, he didn't have hardly any oxygen in his body and thus no energy.† He sent us home with iron, magnesium, calcium, etc.† He also said his blood sugar was low and told me what to do.
††††††††††† When Sandi came home from school, I told her the Lord had blessed David - that Heavenly Father usually doesn't just immediately heal someone, but helps us to know what to do, and that he put the thought in my head to take him to Dr. Swanstrom which I had done and now he was going to get well.† I had faith that this would be so.† My parents had left that morning to go home, and Mom telephoned me later, that when they had left, she told dad that she didn't expect to see David alive again.†  I don't think he would have either, if the Lord hadn't blessed us to go to Dr. Swanstrom.† After a couple of weeks and David was still having these coughing spells, I became impatient and again called Dr. Swanstrom.† He told me that it had taken a long time for David to get this bad and it would take awhile for him to get built back up.† When he was feeling well again, I thanked Dr. Swanstrom and he said "Don't thank me, girlie, thank the Lord".† He always gave the credit to the Lord.† I know that was why he was able to help so many people.† Over the years until Dr Swanstrom died, Ken & I went to him and took the family a lot too.† When he first tested the other children, we had moved down and left the farm in Erda.† He told us he hadn't tested such a healthy family in a long time.† He told us that we must be feeding them good nutritious food, and taking good care of them.† We told him we were health conscious and had always tried to get "whole" milk for the family to drink.† If we didn't have a cow, then we tried to find someone who had one and buy milk from them.† We also told him we just moved from a church farm where the children got lots of exercise and fresh air being out working and also playing on the farm.


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