WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee July 8, 2003 - 3:00P Redistricting FOR: Castillo, Darrell Professor, Richland College (Self), Dallas, TX Charland, Angela (Self), Arlington, TX Cunningham, Dr. Jeff (Self), Sulpher Springs, TX Haskovec, Kenneth (Self), Ennis, TX Phillips, Larry (Self), De Soto, TX AGAINST: Aguilera, Jesse (American GI Forum), Fort Worth, TX Alexander, Kebran (Self), Dallas, TX Alford, John (Democrats in the Texas congressional delegation), Houston, TX Alonzo, Roberto State Representative (State Rep. District 104), Dallas, TX Anderson, Amber (Self), Fort Worth, TX Bagsby, Dionne (Tarrant County Commissioner, Precinct 1), Fort Worth, TX Bain, Max Cass County Commissioner (Self), Atlanta, TX Ball, Jean (Self), Dallas, TX Beck, Jeff (Self), Fort Worth, TX Betzen, Bill (Self), Dallas, TX Beving, Rita (Self), Addison, TX Blackwell, Tom (Self), Dallas, TX Borden, Jack (PR 1233-1234-3006-1235), Dallas, TX Bridges, Janet (Self), Dallas, TX Brown, Bobby City Councilman (Self), Haslet, TX Burkleo, Joe (Self), Dallas, TX Burnam, Lon State Representative (District 90 Texas House of Representatives), Fort Worth, TX Burroughs, Mark A. Mayor Pro-Tem - Denton (City of Denton), Denton, TX Bush, Jim (Self), Waxahachie, TX Carlin, Peggy (Self), Hurst, TX Carlin, Tom (Concerned Citizens), Hurst, TX Carlow, James Bowie County Judge (Bowie County), New Boston, TX Cope, Daniel (Self), Plano, TX De Leon, Sergio Constable (PCT 5, Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Eckardt, Karen (Self), Fort Worth, TX Ehrhardt, Harryette State Representative (Self), Dallas, TX Ferguson, Dennis (The Fergusons), Garland, TX Fisher, Chris (Self), Celina, TX Franklin, Robert (Self), Dallas, TX Frost, Martin Congressman (Self), Arlington, TX Gammage, Bob (Self), Arlington, TX Giesecke, Reecie (UAW Workers at Vought Aircraft Ind. *), Waxahachie, TX Gomez, Maria (Self), Dallas, TX Griggs, David (Self), Addison, TX Hairgrove, Jr., Elmer (Self), Dallas, TX Hammett, Harold (Self), Fort Worth, TX Hardeman, Gladys Councilwoman (City of Forest Hill), Forest Hill, TX Hays, Susan (Dallas County Democratic Party Chair), Dallas, TX Hinton, Kally (Future Leaders of Texas), Roxton, TX Hubener, Ann (Self), Duncanville, TX Jahn, Constance (Self), Mesquite, TX Jasso, Juan Justice of the Peace Precinct 5, Place 2 (Self), Dallas, TX Johannessen, Dee Jay (Health Education Learning Project), Fort Worth, TX Langley, Russell (Self), Dallas, TX Lee, Opal (Self), Fort Worth, TX Lichtman, Allan (Texas Congressional Democrats), Bethesda, MD Lolley, Thomas (Independent voters), Garland, TX Lopez, Velia (Self), Fort Worth, TX Loza, John Mayor Pro Tem (District 2 Dallas City Council), Dallas, TX Luckett, Chester County Constable (Tarrant County Constable PCT #8), Fort Worth, TX Machen, Nancy Committeewoman (Senate District 8), Plano, TX Machicek, Michael (Children of the Universe), Dallas, TX McMichael, Charles County Judge (Cass County), Linden, TX Michele, Gay (Self), Mesquite, TX Miller, Malinda (Former Mayor City of Forest Hill), Forest Hill, TX Miller, Mike (Self), Marshall, TX Nabors, David (Landowner), Paris, TX Nickerson, Jim (Self), Pittsburg, TX Orenstein, Rosa (Self), Duncanville, TX Pate, Russ (Self), Dallas, TX Peterson II, Gordon (Self), Farmers Branch, TX Plummer, Nick (Self), Euless, TX Porter, Matthew (Self), Fort Worth, TX Rawlins, Michael (Self), Richardson, TX Ray, Willie Texarkana City Council Member (Self), Texarcana, TX Reed, Ewell Richard (Dick) (Self), Dallas, TX Reyes, Lico (LULAC International), Arlington, TX Roberts, Carolyn (Self), Fort Worth, TX Rooke, Molly (Self), Dallas, TX Rubin, Barbara (Precinct 1065), Fort Worth, TX Salazar, Steve (Mexican American Democrats), Dallas, TX Sandlin, Max Congressman (1st Congressional District), Marshall, TX Shumake, Max (Self), DeKalb, TX Smelser, Tommy (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Smith, David (Self), Plano, TX Smith, Deborah Angell County Chair (Democratic Party Collin County), Dallas, TX Smithey, Jr., Grady W. Mayor Pro Tem (City of Duncanville), Duncanville, TX Spaulding, Bruce (Self), Dallas, TX Stadt, Rick (Self), Frisco, TX Stow, David (Self), Dallas, TX Strickley, Tim (Self), Dallas, TX Taylor, Boone (Texas State Employees Union), Fort Worth, TX Thompson, Garfield (NAACP-APRI; Retired State Representative), Fort Worth, TX Valenciano, Pauline (Self), Fort Worth, TX Valentino, Michele (Precinct 1111 - Democratic Precinct Chair), Dallas, TX Walker, Billy (Self), Irving, TX Whatley, Jake (Self), Dallas, TX Wilkins, David (Dallas County Young Democrats), Dallas, TX Wiss, Marvin (Self), Garland, TX Woolridge, Cornell (Arlington NAACP), Arlington, TX Woolridge, Ruby (Grace United Methodist Church), Arlington, TX ON: Adkins, Calvin (Self), Hurst, TX Flores, Hector (LULAC), Duncanville, TX May, Jose (Self), Dallas, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Adams, Cathie (Texas Eagle Forum), Dallas, TX Alford, Cindy (Gregg County Young Republican Club), Longview, TX Alford, David (Self), Longview, TX Alvarez, Erendira (Self), Dallas, TX Anderson, Rodney (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Bateman, Charles (Self), Duncanville, TX Bell, Pam (Self), Longview, TX Berberich, Jane (Precinct Chair), Fort Worth, TX Bridges, Amy (Self), Hallsville, TX Cole, Carol (Tarrant County (North-East)), Hurst, TX Dees, John (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Downs, Joel (Self), Hurst, TX Fischer, Betty (Self), Arlington, TX Ford, Marjorie (Self), DeSoto, TX Guillians*, Devin (Self), Plano, TX Hall, Jerry (Self), DeSoto, TX Hudgins, Jr., Albert (Self), Dallas, TX Huebner, Glenda (Self), Dallas, TX Huebner, Ray (Self), Dallas, TX Lee, Michael (Self), Dallas, TX Lopez, TeriLynne (Self), White Oak, TX Lundy, Peggy (Self), Dallas, TX Marquis, Elizabeth (Self), Dallas, TX Rosenfeld, Craig (Self), Dallas, TX Sapp, Marla (Self), Fort Worth, TX Smith, Margaret Jane (Self), Coppell, TX Smith, Jr., Kenneth G. (Self), Coppell, TX Sullivan, Jeff (Self), Dallas, TX Weaver, Lucie (Self), DeSoto, TX Whallen, Sr., Richard (Self), Duncanville, TX Wiegand, Clifton (Self), Dallas, TX Winkler, Ted (Self), Dallas, TX Against: Ackin, Rosalie Vice President (Tarrant County Democratic Women's Club), Fort Worth, TX Adams, Don (Self), n/a, TX Adrian, Billie Jo (Self), Garland, TX Alcorn, Lee (CACR), Grand Prarie, TX Alexander, Ronnie (Self), Dallas, TX Allen, Octura (Self), Dallas, TX Alonzo, Monica (Self), Dallas, TX Alvarado, Felix (Self), Fort Worth, TX Anderson, Betty (South Dallas B&YW/ The Child Development Association), Dallas, TX Anderson, Linaro (Self), Dallas, TX Angumaniz, Jr., Fernando (UAW 848), Grand Prarie, TX Arnold, Cecelia (Self), Dallas, TX Artis, Maudie (Self), Dallas, TX Babin, Evelyn (Self), Saginaw, TX Babin, Gabriel (Self), Saginaw, TX Bailey, Brenda (Self), Fort Worth, TX Bailey, James (Self), Dallas, TX Bailey, Randy Ray (UAW Local 848), Duncanville, TX Bajuk*, Terence (Self), Bedford, TX Baker, Henry (Self), Fort Worth, TX Baker, Nina Jo (Self), Fort Worth, TX Baldwin, Christopher (Self), Dallas, TX Barbosa-Crain, Sharon (Irving Democratic Club), Irving, TX Barnes, Maurice (Zion Baptist Church), Fort Worth, TX Barrett, Arlee (Self), Fort Worth, TX Batchelor, Kim (Self), Dallas, TX Baumbach, William (Self), Wylie, TX Bays, Brandon (Self), Ponder, TX Beal, Chris (Self), Heath, TX Bee, Clara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Belcher, Peggy (Self), Bogata, TX Bell, Nell (Self), Fort Worth, TX Bell, Patricia (Self), Fort Worth, TX Bennett, Anna Jean (Self), Mineola, TX Benson, D'Metria (Self), Dallas, TX Bergeron, Richard (DPCC - Democratic Party Collin County), Lowry Crossing, TX Bergquist, Mary (Self), Lancaster, TX Bernhardt, Ernest (Self), Dallas, TX Biel, Rosemary (Self), Arlington, TX Billops, Doris (Acorn), Dallas, TX Bird, Phil (Self), Dallas, TX Birmingham, Jean (Self), Marshall, TX Bisbee, Penelope (Self), Fort Worth, TX Blakemore, Martha (National Council of Negro Women & Dallas Metropolitan Business & Professional Women's Club), Dallas, TX Boehme, Paula (Public School Teachers in Grand Prairie), Arlington, TX Bolton, Jim (Self), Paris, TX Book, Ilicia (Self), Dallas, TX Book, Matthew (Self), Dallas, TX Book, Robert (Self), Dallas, TX Boone Sr., David (USWA Local 752 R*), Wake Village, TX Bornhorst, Daniel (Self), De Soto, TX Bornhorst, Rebecca (Self), De Soto, TX Bowen, Kennard (Self), Dallas, TX Bowie, Patricia (Self), Dallas, TX Box, Dorothy (Self), Dallas, TX Boyce, Delma (Self), Fort Worth, TX Boyce, Terry (Self), Fort Worth, TX Boyd, Ealy (Precinct 1013), Forest Hill, TX Boyd, Frances (Fort Worth West Morningside Neighborhood Association), Fort Worth, TX Brabham*, Martha (Self), Dallas, TX Bradshaw, Horace (South Oak Cliff Booster Club), Dallas, TX Branch, Celestine (Self), De Soto, TX Brand Jr., Herbert (UAW Local 848), Waxahachie, TX Brandon, Cleophis (MASS Inc.), Dallas, TX Brashear, Hollis (Self), Dallas, TX Bravo, Frank (Self), Irving, TX Brender, Art (Tarrant County Democratic Party), Fort Worth, TX Brewer, Florine (Self), Dallas, TX Britt, Cedric (Self), Fort Worth, TX Britton, Albert (Self), Dallas, TX Brockway, Michael Dr. (Texas Federation of Teachers), Garland, TX Broiles, Patty (Self), Fort Worth, TX Brookins, Azzie (Max), Dallas, TX Brookins, Casie (Max), Dallas, TX Brooks, Magella (Self), Red Oak, TX Brooks, Roy Precinct Administrator, Tarrant County (Self), Fort Worth, TX Brouxins*, Carl (Max), Dallas, TX Brown, Abigail Precinct Chair (Precinct 1189), Fort Worth, TX Brown, Alta (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Brown, Connie (A voting citizen), Fort Worth, TX Brown, Courtney (Self), Dallas, TX Brown, Dewayne (Self), Haltom City, TX Brown, Dudley (Self), Dallas, TX Brown, Edwin (Self), Fort Worth, TX Brown, Emma Jean Allen (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Brown, Howard (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Brown, Joyce (MASS Inc.), Dallas, TX Brown, Marion (Voting Citizen), Fort Worth, TX Brown, Priscilla (Self), Haslet, TX Brown, Tony (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Buie, James (Self), Ovilla, TX Buie, Layla (Self), Ovilla, TX Burnam, Alma (Self), Benbrook, TX Burton, Ella (Self), Fort Worth, TX Burton, Steve (Self), Euless, TX Butler, Candace (Self), Dallas, TX Butler, Meomi (Self), De Soto, TX Butterfield, Colleen (Democrats), Grapevine, TX Caddell, James (Self), Richardson, TX Camin, Linda (Dallas County Democratic Party/League of Women Voters of Dallas and LWV of Richardson), Dallas, TX Campos, Joe (LULAC Council 100), Dallas, TX Capehart, Kathleen (Self), Red Oak, TX Capehart, Michael (Self), Red Oak, TX Carey, Dorothy (Recon Community), Fort Worth, TX Carter, Barbara (Self), Dallas, TX Carter, Eugene (Self), DeSoto, TX Carter, Leo (Senator West), DeSoto, TX Carter, M* (Senator R. West), DeSoto, TX Carter, Shirley (Self), DeSoto, TX Carter*, Gregory (Self), Dallas, TX Cassidy, Frances (Self), The Colony, TX Chaker, John (Self), Bedford, TX Chase, Scott (Self), Dallas, TX Chenevent, Tony (Teachers), DeSoto, TX Chenevert, Cynthia (Alliance), DeSoto, TX Chism, Freddie (Self), Hutchins, TX Chism, Richard (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Christopher, Larry (Self), Dallas, TX Clarke, Rita (Self), Dallas, TX Clary, Rachel (Self), Plano, TX Cober, Wanda (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Colston, Kevin (Self), Dallas, TX Compton, Florena (APRI), Arlington, TX Comstock, Kerry (Self), Dallas, TX Connally, Marie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Cook, Lena (Self), Fort Worth, TX Cook, Lorenzo (Self), Fort Worth, TX Cooper, Joseph (Precinct #3351), Dallas, TX Cooper, Lillian (Precinct #3351 and all Democrats), Dallas, TX Copeland, LaVerne (Self), Fort Worth, TX Cornelison, Bobbie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Covington, Frances (Self), Benbrook, TX Covington, Leonard (Self), Benbrook, TX Covington, Petra (Self), Lancaster, TX Coxson, William Harold (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Criss, Mary (Self), Fort Worth, TX Crodela, Manuel (Self), Dallas, TX Cross, John (Self), Dallas, TX Cross, Zonneke (Self), Dallas, TX Cupples, Linda (Self), Marshall, TX Curry, Carl (Self), Wake Village, TX Cyprus, McKinley (Sen. West), Dallas, TX Cyprus, Proxie (R. West), Dallas, TX D*, Bobby (Self), New Boston, TX D'Arcy, Roddy (Self), Dallas, TX Daly, Cindy (Self), Mesquite, TX Daniel, Theresa (Self), Dallas, TX Daniels, Pamela (Self), Arlington, TX Daniels, Jr., Billy Ray (Beth* Eden Baptist Church), Arlington, TX Davie, Robert (Self), Ft. Worth, TX Davie, William (Self), Fort Worth, TX Davis, Deralyn Riles (Self), Fort Worth, TX Davis, Monica (Self), Dallas, TX Davis, Ozzie (Acorn), Fort Worth, TX Davison, Zenobia (Self), Arlington, TX Day, Lila (Self), Fort Worth, TX Day, Lois (Sierra Club, Homeowner in Sparkman), Dallas, TX De La Garza Und Senkel, Patrick Jeremy (Self), Duncanville, TX De La Garza Und Senkel, Paul J. (Self), Duncanville, TX Dean, Dorothy (Self), Dallas, TX Dean, Joseph (Self), Dallas, TX Dement, Helen (Self), Roanoke, TX DeLarge, Diana (Self), Dallas, TX DePeri, Mary (Self), Plano, TX Diggles, S.E. (3342 The Hold Precinct*), Dallas, TX Dimmie, Pat (Self), Dallas, TX Donnelly, Pamela (Self), Bedford, TX Drake, Charles (U.S.W.A. 752-L), Texarkana, TX Dubberke, Kyle (Self), Arlington, TX Dukes, Randy (Self), Forth Worth, TX Dunn, Jay (Self), Dallas, TX Durham, Diana (Self), New Boston, TX Durst, Barbara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Durst, Nora (Dallas Acorn), Lancaster, TX Earwood, Jerry (Denton County Democratic Club), Denton, TX Eason, Rita (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Eckley, Billie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Edmond, Billy (Self), Dallas, TX Edmonson, Larry (Self), Blooming Grove, TX Edwards Brown, Shirley (Self), Duncanville, TX Ellis, Janelle (Self), Dallas, TX Elmore, Dr. Phyllis (Self), Dallas, TX English, LaTrishia (Self), Garland, TX Estes, Elliot (Prct. 4517 G.P.), Grand Prarie, TX Evans, Myrtis (Self), Dallas, TX Evans, Pearlie (Self), Arlington, TX Fambles, Evelyn (Self), Dallas, TX Feggett, Larry (Self), DeSoto, TX Ferguson, Amy (Royce West), Dallas, TX Finnie, Jamecia (Self), Dallas, TX Fisher, LeeRoy (3013), Dallas, TX Fisher, Roselle (Family), Fort Worth, TX Flanigan, Lesha (Self), Denton, TX Flippin, Kenneth (Self), Irving, TX Flowers, Gloria (Self), Dallas, TX Fogleman, Beverly (Self), Arlington, TX Foley, Linda Sandoval (Self), Azle, TX Forbes, Simon (Self), Fort Worth, TX Ford, Bobby (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Ford, Felton (Self), Dallas, TX Ford, Richard (Dallas AFL-CIO), DeSoto, TX Forsythe, Linda (Self), Duncanville, TX Foster, Angela (Self), Fort Worth, TX Foster Sr., Keith (Self), Fort Worth, TX Frazier, Willie Rev. (Macedonia Baptist Church & Panther City 159 & Precinct 1257), Fort Worth, TX Freeman, W* (Self), Dallas, TX Fulgham, Margaret (Self), Fort Worth, TX Gabriel, Shirley (Self), Dallas, TX Gaddis, Samuel (Self), DeSoto, TX Gadlin, Melvin (Self), Fort Worth, TX Gail, David (Self), Dallas, TX Gaines, Don (Concerned voter), Annona, TX Gales, Jimmy (Self), Dallas, TX Gamboa, Jaime (Self), Irving, TX Gant, Barbara (Self), Dallas, TX Garcia, Sally (Park Cities Central Dallas Democrats), Dallas, TX Garrett, Kurt (ex-Republicans), Dallas, TX Garvey, Jim (USWA), Texarkana, TX Garza, Jerome (Self), Dallas, TX Garza, Trini (La Voz del Anciano), Dallas, TX Gates, Reginald (Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce), Dallas, TX Gatling, Gayla (TDW of Ellis County), Waxahachie, TX Gee, Shanna (Democratic Party), Dallas, TX Gilbreath, Beulah (Navarro County Democratic Women), Corsicana, TX Gillette, Phyllis (Self), Arlington, TX Ginsberg*, Carl (Self), Dallas, TX Gipson, Ronnie (Self), Bivins, TX Girards, James (Self), Dallas, TX Gladden, Wilhelmina (Self), Fort Worth, TX Glaspie, Jessie (Self), Dallas, TX Godbolt, Marva (Self), Dallas, TX Godwin, Billie (Self), Mineola, TX Godwin, William (Self), Nacogdoches, TX Goines, Martha (Butler Residents Association), Fort Worth, TX Goodall, Steve (Self), Dallas, TX Goodwin, Elma (Self), DeSoto, TX Gorman, Randall (Metroplex), North Richland Hills, TX Gowans, Larry (Self), DeSoto, TX Graham, B.E. (Max Sandlin), Mt. Pleasant, TX Graham, Eugenia (Titus County (Max Sandlin)), Mt. Pleasant, TX Gray, Sharon (Self), Fort Worth, TX Green, Portia (Self), Dallas, TX Greene, Norris (Self), Dallas, TX Greenwood, Pauline (Self), Paris, TX Greer, Katie (Self), Dallas, TX Greer, Mazel (Self), Mansfield, TX Griffin, Brennan (Self), Fort Worth, TX Griffin, Simone (Friendship West B.C.), Irving, TX Griner, Jean (Self), Duncanville, TX Hall, Anita (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Hall, Willie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Hallmark*, Lynda (the children of Texas), Llano, TX Hallum, Betty (Self), Dallas, TX Halter, Doug (United Steelworkers of America), Texarkana, TX Hammond, Mary Frances (Precinct 4404-Chair), Dallas, TX Hanna, Richard (UFCW Local 1000), Mesquite, TX Hanson*, Joseph (Self), Lewisville, TX Hardt, Joseph Darrel (Self), Dallas, TX Harmon, Sr.*, Harry (Self), Dallas, TX Harper, Terry (UAW 848), Arlington, TX Harrison, Nancy (Self), Dallas, TX Harrod, Cora (seniors and myself I'm a senior), Dallas, TX Harrod, W.A. (seniors and myself and I'm a senior), Dallas, TX Hart, John (Self), Dallas, TX Hasen, Joe (Transport workers union local 567), Grapevine, TX Hawkins, Lovie (a voting citizen against redistricting), Dallas, TX Hayes, Louis (Self), Lancaster, TX Hayes, Rodney (Self), DeSoto, TX Haynes, Vallie (Self), DeSoto, TX Haynes*, Frederick (Self), Dallas, TX Heath, Hellene (Self), Dallas, TX Heath, Robert (Self), Fort Worth, TX Helms, Wanda (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Henderson, Elaine (Glencrest Civic League), Fort Worth, TX Henderson, Percy (Precinct Chair 1104 Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Henderson, Phreddie* (Self), Dallas, TX Henderson, Willie Annietta (Self), Fort Worth, TX Henderson*, David Doctor (Self), Dallas, TX Hendricks, Vincent (Self), Dallas, TX Henry, Lawrence (Self), DeSoto, TX Hernandez, Leonor (Self), Dallas, TX Hilburn, Chericka (Self), Duncanville, TX Hill, Dorothy (Self), Fort Worth, TX Hill, G. Virginia (Bishop Heights Civic Group), Dallas, TX Hise, Erikka (private citizen), Addison, TX Hise, Timothy (Self), Richardson, TX Holland, Mary (Self), Fort Worth, TX Holmes, Janice (Mass Inc.), Dallas, TX Holt, Nina (Self), Bogata, TX Holt, Robert (Self), Bogata, TX Hopkins, Guelma (mentally ill), Fort Worth, TX Hopkins, Shane (Self), Cleburne, TX Hopkins, William (Self), Wake Village, TX Horne, Erma (Self), De Kalb, TX House, Marc (Self), Arlington, TX Howard*, Jimmy* (Self), Dallas, TX Hubener, James (Self), Duncanville, TX Hubener, Katy (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Hudson, Linda (Self), Fort Worth, TX Huffman, John (Self), Fort Worth, TX Hughes, Erica (Emmet T. Conrad Intern), Lancaster, TX Hughes, Joyce (Self), Dallas, TX Hukill, Hobart (Alliance/AFT, Local 2260), Dallas, TX Hunter, Pan* (Self), Fort Worth, TX Hurd, Paulette Doctor (Self), Duncanville, TX Hurt, Marilyn (Self), Richardson, TX Husto, Paul (Self), Dallas, TX Ingram, Eddis (Democratic), Dallas, TX Ingram, Melvin (Self), Dallas, TX Irby, Harriet (Irby Rental Services), Pantego, TX Isaac Jr., Alvin (Self), Mount Pleasant, TX Jackson, Adella (Self), Karnack, TX Jackson, Charles Etta (Self), Fort Worth, TX Jackson, Clyde B. Dr. (Self), Marshall, TX Jackson, Dalton (Self), Dallas, TX Jackson, Daralyn (Democratic Party), Arlington, TX Jackson, Eddie (Self), Karnack, TX Jackson, Joe (Self), Dallas, TX Jackson, Nora (Precinct 2103), Garland, TX Jackson Jr., Julius L. Reverand (Macedonia MBC & Southside Fort Worth), Fort Worth, TX Jeffery, Pearline (Self), Fort Worth, TX Johnson, Artis Mayor (City of Hutchins), Hutchins, TX Johnson, Brenda Garrett (Whomever need representing), Dallas, TX Johnson, Dorothy (Self), Dallas, TX Johnson, Joannia (Self), Dallas, TX Johnson, Johana (Senator Royce West), Irving, TX Johnson, Joycia (Self), Fort Worth, TX Johnson, R.C. Reverand (Precinct Chair 1090), Fort Worth, TX Johnson, Roderick (Self), Dallas, TX Johnson, Rose (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Johnson, Zelma (Self), Dallas, TX Johnson Calamease, Rosalee (Self), Fort Worth, TX Johnson Jr., William (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Joiner, Lakeitha (Self), Dallas, TX Jones, Dorothy (Self), Dallas, TX Jones, Elizabeth (The People), Dallas, TX Jones, Emily (Self), De Soto, TX Jones, Eva (Self), Dallas, TX Jones, Fred (Jones 2000 & Beyond), De Soto, TX Jones, Grace (Self), Dallas, TX Jones, John (Self), Atlanta, TX Jones, Norris Taylor (Self), Dallas, TX Jones, Phyllis (Self), Mesquite, TX Jones, Sally (Self), Duncanville, TX Jones, Thomas (Self), Dallas, TX Jones Jr., Lloyd (Self), De Soto, TX Jones*, Debra (Self), De Soto, TX Joyner Dubberke, Tammy (IAMAW Local Lodge 2208), Arlington, TX Kelly, John (Self), Dallas, TX Kemp, Jesse (Self), Fort Worth, TX Kennedy, Elaine (Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant), Texarkana, TX Kerbow, Dorothy (Park Cities Democrats), Dallas, TX Kerbow, J.B. (Park Cities Democrats), Dallas, TX Ketterling, Maria (Neighborhood Association), N. Richard Hills, TX Kidd, David (Democrats of Tarrant County), Arlington, TX Kidd, Gwenda (Tarrant County Democratic Party), Arlington, TX Kimberlin, Jo (Self), Dallas, TX King, Jennifer (Self), Dallas, TX King, Marla (Young Democrats), Dallas, TX King, Michael (Cedar Crest Country Club Estates, H.O.A.), Dallas, TX Kinnard, Vernetta (Precinct 3537), Dallas, TX Kirby, Jamey (Self), Dallas, TX Kirven, James L. (Self), Dallas, TX Kline, Jane F. (Self), Fort Worth, TX Kline, Joan (Self), Fort Worth, TX Knight, Jalissa (Self), Dallas, TX Korman, Sara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Kotch, Bill (Self), Dallas, TX La Jouze (Self), Fort Worth, TX Lacy, Larry (Self), Dallas, TX Lander, Bobbie (Self), Dallas, TX Lann, Greg (Max Sandlin), DeKalb, TX Lantz, Gene (Self), Dallas, TX Lara, Yolanda (Robert Alonzo), Mesquite, TX LaHue, John (Local 848), Alvarado, TX LaMasters, Byron (Self), Dallas, TX Lee, Annie Thomas (Self), DeSoto, TX Lee, Caroline (Self), DeSoto, TX Lee, Leola (Self), Fort Worth, TX Lee, Odell (Self), Dallas, TX Lee, Sr., Billy Gene (Charisma COGIC), DeSoto, TX Lemon, Rose (Alliance/AFT/Texas Federation of Teachers), Dallas, TX Lewallen, David (Self), Keller, TX Lewis, Shirley (3013), Dallas, TX Lewis, Za Kiyyah (Self), Dallas, TX LeBreton, Catherine (Self), Waxahachie, TX LeBreton, Susan Kathleen (Women Dem. Club), Waxahachie, TX Lindsey, Billie (Self), Bogata, TX Lindsey, Erin (Self), Plano, TX Lipscomb, Jesse Chair (Democratic Precinct 3531), Dallas, TX Lister, Betty (Self), Dallas, TX Lister, Betty (Self), Dallas, TX Littlejohn, Joyce (Self), Fort Worth, TX Logan, Lemesa (Self), DeSoto, TX Long, Nicole (Self), Bedford, TX Lott, III, Bennie L. (Self), Dallas, TX Love, J. Brooks (Self), Dallas, TX Lozano, Norma (Alliance AFT), Garland, TX Lozano, Robert (DISD), Dallas, TX Luckey, Mary (Self), Dallas, TX Lyles, Lenese (Self), Dallas, TX Lynn, Brenda (CWA Local 6215 & Precinct 4412), Dallas, TX Madison, Nikki (ACORN), Dallas, TX Mapps, Glen (Self), DeSoto, TX Marshall, Robbi (self-landowner), Bogata, TX Martin, Marie (Self), DeKalb, TX Martin, Scott (Self), Dallas, TX Martinez, Henry (Ledbetter Neighborhood Assoc.), Dallas, TX Martinez, Jill (Self), Irving, TX Mask, Lorin (United Steelworkers of America Local 4134 Lone Star, Texas), Gilmer, TX Matthews, Norma Jean (Precinct 2358), Arlington, TX Maynard, Jim (Mass Inc), Dallas, TX McAnally, Helen (Self), Fort Worth, TX McAnally, R.W. (Self), Fort Worth, TX McCasland, Jim (Dallas AFL-CIO Council), Mesquite, TX McCowan, Curtistene (Self), DeSoto, TX McDonald, Rhonda (Self), Arlington, TX McGarry, Charles (Self), Dallas, TX McIntosh, Grace (Self), Fort Worth, TX McKelvey, Joe Max (Self), Bogata, TX McKelvey, Patricia (Self), Bogata, TX McKenzie, John (Self), Dallas, TX McKnight, Lisa (Self), Dallas, TX McLaughlin, Maudena (Retired), Arlington, TX McMichael, Pam (myself - land owner), Linden, TX McMillian, J (Alliance AFT), Carrollton, TX McNeal, Ricky (Bob Deuell), Garland, TX Meade-Cohen, Peggy (Democrats of Precinct 1117, Tarrant County), Forth Worth, TX Meeks, Gloria (Self), Fort Worth, TX Meeks, Laura (Self), Fort Worth, TX Meeks Sr., Robert (Self), Fort Worth, TX Meza, Terry (Self), Arlington, TX Miller, Brandon (Self), Dallas, TX Miller, Cheryl (UAW Local 848), Joshua, TX Miller, Jamar (AALOT-African American Leaders of Tomorrow), Dallas, TX Milligan, Jean (Self), Dallas, TX Milligan, Percy (Self), Dallas, TX Mills, Christie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Milton, Toni (Self), Dallas, TX Minatra, Sandra (Self), Waxahachie, TX Minter, Theressia (Self), Mount Pleasant, TX Mitchell, Evvie (Max), Karnack, TX Mitchell, Gatlin (Self), Fort Worth, TX Montgomery, Robin (Self), Dallas, TX Moon, Michael (Self), Dallas, TX Moore, Mike (Self), Irving, TX Moreland Jr., Edmond (Self), Dallas, TX Morris Sr., Johnny (Self), Fort Worth, TX Morrow, Jewel (Self), Ore City, TX Mote, Robin (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Murer, James (Self), DeSoto, TX Murphy, Clydene (Self), DeSoto, TX Murphy, Nancy (Precinct 1274a), Fort Worth, TX Nabors, Sharron (Self), Paris, TX Narramore, James (Titus County), Winfield, TX Narramore, Norma (Max Sandlin Titus County), Winfield, TX Nations, Jill (Self), Dallas, TX Navarrete, Laura (Familia Navarrete), Garland, TX Newsome, Robert (Self), Fort Worth, TX Newton, Mable (Self), Fort Worth, TX Norman, Don (Bowie County), Texarkana, TX Nottingham, Olen (United Steel Workers of America), Texarkana, TX O'Bannon, Don (Self), Dallas, TX Odessa, Walker (Self), Fort Worth, TX Orenstein, James (Self), Duncanville, TX Ortiz, Al (Self), Dallas, TX Oschmaun*, Leslie (Self), Carrollton, TX Owens, Barbara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Paredez, Nicholas (Self), Dallas, TX Partee, Hazel Dr. (Self), Dallas, TX Pask, Joan (Self), Richardson, TX Payne, Christy (Dallas County Republican Party/Nate Crain, Chairman), Plano, TX Payne, Lisa (Self), Duncanville, TX Peacock, J.R. (Self), Fort Worth, TX Pemberton, Darnell (Self), Dallas, TX Pemberton, Edna (Self), Dallas, TX Penny, Laura (Cass County - Linden, TX), Linden, TX Penny, Wilford Mayor (Linden - Cass County), Linden, TX Perez, Dana (Self), Fort Worth, TX Perez, Jennifer (Self), Fort Worth, TX Perez, Richard (Latino Democrats), Cockrell Hill, TX Peterson, Rod (Self), Kennedale, TX Pevehouse, Eddie (Navarro County Democratic Party), Wortham, TX Phillips, C.J. (Self), De Soto, TX Phillips, John (Precinct 4606), De Soto, TX Phillips, Patricia (Baker Chapel, A.M.E.), Fort Worth, TX Phillips, Terrance (Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. (DFW Alumni Colony)), Arlington, TX Pickens*, Sylvia Sue (Self), Arlington, TX Pinkham, Deborah (Max Sandlin), Maud, TX Pollock, Tina (Self), Cleburne, TX Ponder, Mary Helen (Self), Dallas, TX Powell, Scott (Self), Texarkana, TX Price, Iva (Self), Dallas, TX Price, Linda (Self), Linden, TX Price, Walter (Citizen), Dallas, TX Prince, Yvonne (Self), Dallas, TX Pyeatt, Marilyn (Self), Dallas, TX Pyeatt, Woody (Self), Dallas, TX Randall, Gary (Self), Fort Worth, TX Rangel, Annie (Self), De Soto, TX Rangel, George (Aliance/AFT), Mesquite, TX Ray Jr., Frank (Self), De Soto, TX Redden, Rex (U.A.W. Local 848), Arlington, TX Reddick, James A. (Self), Dallas, TX Redmond, Nigel (Emmet J. Conrad Intern/Sen. West), Dallas, TX Reed, Beverly (Family), Fort Worth, TX Reed, Harold R. (Self), Dallas, TX Relay, Sherry (Self), Dallas, TX Reyes, Eddie (Self), Carrollton, TX Reyna, John David (Self), Arlington, TX Richardson, Jerry (Self), Dallas, TX Riggs, Dollie (Self), Wake Village, TX Riley, Chester (Self), Dallas, TX Riley, Leonard (Self), Arlington, TX Roberson, J. Wanda (MAX *), Dallas, TX Roberson, Jerry (MAX *), Dallas, TX Roberson, Linda (Self), Dallas, TX Roberts*, James (Self), Dallas, TX Robertson, Derek (Self), Fort Worth, TX Robinson, Don (Self), Dallas, TX Robinson, Eugene (Self), Jefferson, TX Robinson, Evelyn (Self), Fort Worth, TX Robinson, Ida M. (Self), Jefferson, TX Robinson, Robel (Self), Dallas, TX Rockwell, Earnest (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Rockwell, Leonard (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Rosenbaum, Gary (Self), Dallas, TX Rosenbaum, Tina (Self), Dallas, TX Rosser, Melissa (Self), Corinth, TX Roten, Merle (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Roten, Renee (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Roussin, Tom (Self), Dallas, TX Royal, Audrey (Self), Fort Worth, TX Russell, Brenda (Self), Fort Worth, TX Russell, Leslie (Dallas County Democrats), Dallas, TX Salazar, Fernando (Self), Dallas, TX Saldivar, Al (LULAC), Fort Worth, TX Saldivar, Lee (LULAC #4743 Ft Worth), Fort Worth, TX Salih, Sharon (Self), Fort Worth, TX Sanders, Anga (Self), Dallas, TX Sanders, Jacqueline (My family and granddaughter), Fort Worth, TX Sanders, Jan (Self), Dallas, TX Sanders, Misty Clarice (Self), Dallas, TX Sauls, Frances (Self), Fort Worth, TX Saunders, Raymund (Alliance - AFT), Glenn Heights, TX Scott, Greg (Self), Fort Worth, TX Scott, Mildred (Self), Fort Worth, TX Scott, Sherry (Self), Marshall, TX Scurry, Charles (Self), Dallas, TX Sears, Donna (Self), Hurst, TX Sears, Norman (Self), Hurst, TX Shain, Clifford (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Sharp, J.* (Self), Garland, TX Shaw, David (Self), Dallas, TX Shed, Larrett (Self), Dallas, TX Sheneman, Sammi (Teens of TX), Marshall, TX Shepert, Chester (Self), Fort Worth, TX Shepert, Gloria (Self), Fort Worth, TX Short, Carol (Self), Joshua, TX Shumake, Pam (Self), DeKalb, TX Shumake, Shirley (Self), DeKalb, TX Singleton, Kenneth (AFT), Dallas, TX Slaughter, Chasidi (Dem. Party), DeSoto, TX Smart, Freda (Self), Paris, TX Smelser, Glenda (Self), Grand Prarie, TX Smith, Calvin (Self), Dallas, TX Smith, Ester (Self), Dallas, TX Smith, Jessie Dale (Self), Fort Worth, TX Smith, Judy (Self), Irving, TX Smith, Roxie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Smith, Terry (Self), DeSoto, TX Snyder, Cheryl (Self), DeSoto, TX Snyder, Steve (Self), Lancaster, TX Spears, Patricia (Self), Dallas, TX Spencer, Koquice (MASS Inc.), Dallas, TX Sprague, Ramsey (Self), Arlington, TX Spurlock, Ronald (Self), Lewisville, TX Stanfill, Mike (Self), Dallas, TX Staples, Geoff (Self), Dallas, TX Starr, Alta (Self), Fort Worth, TX Starr, Cleveland (Self), Arlington, TX Steffenhagen, Mary (Self), Fort Worth, TX Stelmas, Mark Allen (TPEA Chapter 8 Dallas District TxDOT), Fort Worth, TX Stettnisch, Larry (Self), Mesquite, TX Stevenson, Anna (Martin Frost), Fort Worth, TX Stewart, Lottie (Singing Hill Rec Center), Dallas, TX Strater, Jeff (Self), Dallas, TX Stretcher, Kenneth (SEIU, Local 100), Dallas, TX Subialdea, Orfa Linda (ACT), Fort Worth, TX Subialdea, Rafael (ACT), Fort Worth, TX Sutton, Marvin (Self), Arlington, TX Swann, Shemika (Self), Dallas, TX Tackaberry, John (Self), Dallas, TX Talbert, Stanley T. (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Talbert, Stanley W. (Self), Mt. Pleasant, TX Teague, Estelle (Tarrant County Northeast), Hurst, TX Tealer*, Helen (Martin Frost), Fort Worth, TX Teddlie, Jack (Self), Fort Worth, TX Teran, Robert (Self), Fort Worth, TX Tesar, George (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Allonia (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Astrid (Self), Dallas, TX Thomas, Audra (Self), Celina, TX Thomas, Cara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Debra (Self), Dallas, TX Thomas, Donald (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Donald (Self), Dallas, TX Thomas, Ettie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Geneva (Self), Dallas, TX Thomas, Janet (Precinct 3537), Dallas, TX Thomas, Joy (Fort Worth Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority), Fort Worth, TX Thomas, Kathryn (Self), Duncanville, TX Thomas Sr., Robert (Precinct 3537), Dallas, TX Thompson, Jim (Self), Atlanta, TX Thompson, Mable (Self), Fort Worth, TX Thornton, Sandra (Self), Dallas, TX Tobian, Beverly (Self), Dallas, TX Tomlinson, Rusty (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Torres, Hilma (Alliance/AFT Educators of Dallas), Dallas, TX Travis, Walter (Senator West), Dallas, TX Trimble, Ann (Self), Fort Worth, TX Trudell, Dorothy (Terri Hodge), Dallas, TX Trudell, Jr., James (Terri Hodge), Dallas, TX Turley, Mary Mrs. (Texas Democrats), Fort Worth, TX Turman, Donna (Self), Dallas, TX Turner, Chris (Self), Arlington, TX Tyler, Carolyn (Self), De Soto, TX Tyler, Norbert (Self), De Soto, TX Tyler, Se-Gwen (Arlington Park Neighborhood Association Crime Watch, Precinct 3008), Dallas, TX Uphoff, Irvin (Self), Dallas, TX Utti, Ramona (Ripley Arnold Residents Assoc.), Fort Worth, TX Vann II, Robert (Self), Fort Worth, TX Vasquez, Harold (Transport Workers Union Local 567), Fort Worth, TX Vera*, William (Self), Dallas, TX Vidheecharoen-Glatz, Joy (Self), Dallas, TX W*, Alicia (Self), Dallas, TX Walker, Mildred (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Walker, Shirley (Self), Dallas, TX Washington, Kenneth (Self), Dallas, TX Washington, Steve (Self), Dallas, TX Washington, Sr., Willie (Self), Dallas, TX Waters, Dana (Self), Cedar Hill, TX Weatherford, Linda (Self), DaKalb, TX Wheeler, Marion* (Self), Sulphur Springs, TX Whitlock, Amanda (Self), Dallas, TX Whitlock, Myra (Self), Dallas, TX Wiant, Elaine (Precinct 3204), Dallas, TX Wicks, Candace (Self), Dallas, TX Widmer, Charles (Self), Dallas, TX Wilburn, Yvonne (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wilhelm, Ronald (Self), Dallas, TX Williams, Ann (Self), Dallas, TX Williams, B.J. (NAACP Garland Branch), Garland, TX Williams, Carl (Self), Fort Worth, TX Williams, Carol (TDW of Ellis County), Waxahachie, TX Williams, Kathryn (Precinct 3533), Dallas, TX Williams, Keisha (Emmit J. Conrad Alumni Association Birdie Alex P.T.A), Cedar Hill, TX Williams, Lucille (Hillside, Morningside, N.A.), Fort Worth, TX Williams, Nathaniel (Self), Dallas, TX Williams, Scott (UAW 848), Arlington, TX Williams, Shirley (Self), Fort Worth, TX Williams, Sue (Rep. Jesse W. Jones-Bible Class), Dallas, TX Williams, Tenille (Emmett J. Conrad Intern Program), DeSoto, TX Williams, Vanessa (Mass Inc.), Dallas, TX Willis, Benjamin (Demo Precinct 1056 (Chair)), Fort Worth, TX Willis, Benjamin (Teamster Local 767 (P.A.C.)), Fort Worth, TX Willis, Harold (Self), Grand Prairie, TX Wilson, Ann Marie (Self), Garland, TX Wilson, Claudia (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wilson, Jr., Charles (Self), Dallas, TX Wiss, Patricia Newhouse (Self), Garland, TX Wolper, Roddy (Self), Denton, TX Wood-Martin, Donna (Self), Dallas, TX Woods, W.D. (Self), Dallas, TX Woodson, Pauline (Self), Fort Worth, TX Woodson, Woodrow (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wooldridge, Mary Ann (Self), Garland, TX Woolen Lipscomb, Debr* (Citizen), Dallas, TX Wozniak, David (Self), Carrollton, TX Wright, China Allen (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wright, John (Tarrant County Branch- NAACP), Arlington, TX Wright, O.D. (Retired), Arlington, TX Wyrick, Ernest (Self), Dallas, TX Wyrick, Natesha (Self), Dallas, TX Young, Joan (Senator Royce West), Dallas, TX Zimmerman, Jo-Ann (Self), Euless, TX On: Brannon, Taylor (NYPAC), Dallas, TX Garner*, Tyson (Self), Dallas, TX Hollins, Jurline (Access Group), Dallas, TX Hunter, Charles (Self), Dallas, TX Providing written testimony: For: Cabrera, Julia Soto (Self), Dallas, TX Castillo, Blanca (Citizen), North Richland Hills, TX Flusche, Michael (Self), DeSoto, TX Holcomb, John (Self), Bedford, TX Hudgins, Frances (Self), Dallas, TX Stewart, Bob (Northeast Tarrant County Republican Club), Bedford, TX Against: Allen, Jeanine County Chair (Rockwall Democratic Party), Rockwall, TX Allen, Stephen (Self), Dallas, TX Bryant, Judy (Alliance of Dallas Educators/AFT), Dallas, TX Burnham-Hinton, Jeffrey (Ortiz y Hinton), Dallas, TX Calderon, Pablo Chairman (Communities of Interest Redistricting Committee), Fort Worth, TX Campbell, Eniola (Self), McKinney, TX Chaplin, Helen (Self), Irving, TX Darrell, Ed (Self), Dallas, TX Davis, Eli (Dallas Chapter - Texas Coalition of Black Democrats), Dallas, TX DeFoor, Jimmy (Self), Fort Worth, TX England, Charles Mayor (City of Grand Prarie), Grand Prarie, TX Faulkner, Clara (U.A.W. 129), Fort Worth, TX Gladden, Richard (Self), Denton, TX Greene, Mark (Self), Benbrook, TX Hood, Earl (Self), Murphy, TX Hurtt, Michael (Self), DeSoto, TX Jenkins, Jo Ann (Self), Ouilla, TX Kensinger, Eileen (Self), Irving, TX Krishnan, Radha (Self), Plano, TX LeBreton*, Rebecca (Ellis Co Democratic Party), Waxahachie, TX McDonald, Daniel (Self), Fort Worth, TX Molberg, Ken (Self), Dallas, TX Perez, Mario (Self), Fort Worth, TX Richards, Judy Former City Councilmember/Mayor Pro-Tem (Self), Duncanville, TX Richards, W. Preston (Self), Dallas, TX Walker, Kay (Self), Fort Worth, TX Wells, Joe (Pct. 4425, Dallas Co. Democrats), Dallas, TX Wenk, Bonnie (Self), McKinney, TX Willaert, Jeannine (Precinct Chair-Demo), Dallas, TX Wilson, Nancy (League of Women Voters of Texas), Richardson, TX On: Harper, Jeff (Independent Texans), Fort Worth, TX Witness List Notes ON: * ((indicates illegible handwriting on witness affirmation card))


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This game is unlocked as soon as the Charles River Meta (The Lobster Network) is solved, and is the final step required to fix the Charles River.
After solving The Lobster Network puzzle, the teams earned a Pirate's License and can go through a previously locked door in the Sailing Pavilion in the Projection Device. Upon going through the door, they enter a collaborative game. In the game, they'll need to follow the music notes and reach the island that the notes are coming from. To move the boat, you'll need to anagram words corresponding to the direction that you want to move in. (The first and last letters of each word are in the correct position.)
Each lobster carries a word. To defeat the lobster, we'll need to use one of the transformations you learned about in the Lobster Network puzzle. (Not all transformations are used.)  (We start with five lives.)
The transformations are:
We'll need to clear out lobsters to reach the island safely.
The rate at which lobsters spawns is determined by team size from .1 lobsters / second for 1 team member to 2.2 lobsters / second for teams of 93 or more. (All the numbers in between are super precise secret science. I promise.)
Once you reach the island, you'll learn that the solution is to LOB ROCK STAR. You chuck the rock star into the sea and thankfully the horrible lobsters follow, fixing the Charles River!


This is a program that allows a Startup Weekend organizer or hack-a-thon coordinator to track teams and their members. Management software with dashboard for a hypothetical Teams to allow to CREATE, ADD, UPDATE, DELETE members
An application that determines a user’s age based on a planet’s solar years.
An application gives an information about my educational background, skills, technologies, current education, future Goals.
An application where users may enter a medical issue into a form, submit it, and receive a list of doctors in your city (e.g. Portland).


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Please note that our initial pool of bursary funds have been allocated and applicants will be contacted soon. If additional funds become available they will be awarded.
We are happy to announce that the MEC will once again be offering bursaries for student participants to help defray conference travel and registration costs. Current graduate and undergraduate students are eligible. To apply, please indicate on the registration form that you would like to apply for a bursary, identify if you will receive financial support from your institution or elsewhere, and provide an estimate of your travel costs to attend the conference.
Please note that bursaries may not cover the entire cost of attendance; the award amounts will depend on funding and on the number of applications received. We will fund each request at a maximum of 50%, up to $700.
We will notify applicants within 14 business days after receiving submission of interest.


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The #RespetoNaman anniversary commemoration features an 18-day campaign to end violence against women by further educating Filipinos on gender-based violence issues
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Interfacing with the board sensors¶
The Thunderboard Sense contains several sensors, which
all can easily be accessed through the tbsense
module.
Here is an example that will sample and print data from all the sensors every 10 seconds:
import tbsense
tbsense.Environment.start() tbsense.Motion.start()
pressure = tbsense.Environment.pressure() amb_light = tbsense.Environment.ambient_light() uv_index = tbsense.Environment.uv_index() rel_humidity = tbsense.Environment.relative_humidity() sound_lvl = tbsense.Environment.sound_level() temp = tbsense.Environment.temperature() accel_measurement = tbsense.Motion.acceleration() gyro_measurement = tbsense.Motion.rotation_rate() voc = tbsense.Environment.voc()
- while True :
# Turn on LED to show we are starting measurements tbsense.LED.Green.on()
print( “The current pressure is ”, pressure, ” mbar.” ) print( “The ambient light is ”, amb_light, ” lx.” ) print( “The relative humidity is ”, rel_humidity, “%.” ) print( “The current temperature is ”, temp, ” degrees Celcius.” ) print( “The uv_index is ”, uv_index,”.” ) print( “The current sound level is ”, sound_lvl,”.”) print( “Acceleration vector: ”, accel_measurement,”.” ) print( “Angular velocity: ”, gyro_measurement, ”.” ) print( “Total volatile organic compounds: ”, voc, ” ppb.” )
#Turn off the led tbsense.LED.Green.off()
#Wait for 10 seconds tbsense.delay(10000)


Donations from foreign banks
To make a donation from a foreign bank, perform an online International Money Transfer using the following details:
Account Name: IBEA TN Educational Trust
(If your bank does not understand organizations as recipients and asks for “First Name” and “Last Name”, use “IBEA TN Educational” as a First Name and “Trust” as a Last Name.)
- Account No: 834500379
- Account Type: Savings
- Branch Address: Indian Bank, George Town Branch, Chennai
- Registered Address: NO 17 AMEERJAN STREET, CHOOLAIMEDU, CHENNAI, 600094
- SWIFT Code: IDIBINBBTSY
This SWIFT code corresponds to a foreign currency account. You must specify a foreign currency (such as USD or EUR) — INR will not work. In the transfer details you will see the SWIFT code address is INDIAN BANK, KREST BUILDING, 2 JEHANGIR STREET, CHENNAI (MADRAS), 600001, INDIA. This branch is the Indian Bank overseas branch.
Donations from domestic banks
Click here to donate using your card.
To make a donation from any bank in India, please set up a recurring payment using the following bank details:
- Beneficiary Name: IBEA TN Educational Trust
- Beneficiary Account Number: 432368257
- Beneficiary Account Type: Savings
- Beneficiary IFSC Code: IDIB000H003
- Bank Name: INDIAN BANK
- Bank Address: Indian Bank Building, Ground Floor, 66, Rajaji Salai, Chennai – 600001
- Email: ibea_tn@hotmail.com


FuturesChain
objects represent an entire chain of contracts for a single underlying Future. They have the following properties:
To get the FuturesChain
, index the FuturesChains
property of the Slice
with the continuous contract Symbol
.
public override void OnData(Slice slice) { if (slice.FuturesChains.TryGetValue(_symbol, out var chain)) { // Example: Select the contract with the greatest open interest var contract = chain.OrderBy(x => x.OpenInterest).Last(); } }
def OnData(self, slice: Slice) -> None: chain = slice.FuturesChains.get(self.symbol) if chain: # Example: Select the contract with the greatest open interest contract = sorted(chain, key=lambda contract: contract.OpenInterest, reverse=True)[0]
You can also loop through the FuturesChains
property to get each FuturesChain
.
public override void OnData(Slice slice) { foreach (var kvp in slice.FuturesChains) { var continuousContractSymbol = kvp.Key; var chain = kvp.Value; } } public void OnData(FuturesChains futuresChains) { foreach (var kvp in futuresChains) { var continuousContractSymbol = kvp.Key; var chain = kvp.Value; } }
def OnData(self, slice: Slice) -> None: for continuous_contract_symbol, chain in slice.FuturesChains.items(): pass


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Well well well, everybody is crazy over www.channel9.com these days, either loving it or hating it. Well, I have to admit that the experiment looks good. And the most prolific blogger is one of the heads behind it…
But Robert… You know what it is all about: syndication. But because we want it conversational, it shouldn’t be [OneWay]. It should be duplex syndication. So here is what I want to see in channel9.
First, emphasize people inside Microsoft and people outside Microsoft. That’s right, promote content with other people to feed a live video based discussion published through rss where rory, Julia and me could all talk together on the topics we want. Obviously, the only limit is the resources for that, but I’m sure there must be a way. Like a geek aggregator that detects the cool discussion trends, and go to people to aggregate the best stuff on a per discussion basis.
And second, that one is easier. If channel9 aggregate outside, why can’t I aggregate it myself? What I mean is, when I’m on Chris Sells blog, I want to see everything he did… And if he publish content out of it (video, articles, discussion, etc), and it’s regular, and it’s elsewhere, he should be able to aggregate the content of channel9 on his own blog. Merge the web site boundaries, isn’t it what it is all about? What I mean is something along the line of<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uh? Not doable?
This is somewhere where I feel things are lacking. The only thing people think about is unicast distribution. I publish content, publish a feed, and you may link to it. Robert started a new stuff, a personal aggregated link directory of all the cool stuff. That is still unicast but distributed. But when you put into the equation cross-blogging, multiple content providers for a single person, you reach a point where we MUST leverage the technology to provide a true conversational aspect. With a flow, and without a boundary between different publishing sources.
May the force be with you.


Auto Complete 5.1
Auto Complete sends input from a user to a script server side, and creates a drop down with the
JSON data returned. It supports the
metadata plugin,
as well as script level caching. A few examples are included on this page, but check out the
docs
for a full list of features.
For those upgrading from 4.1, check out the
changelog, the
backwardsCompatible setting, and the
4.1-compatible page showing that upgrading works.
A list of commonly misspelled words in English found at
http://www.esldesk.com/esl-quizzes/misspelled-words/misspelled-words.htm
is used as the sample result set.
Currently in Focus:
Previously in Focus:
+ Open Code
var $div = $('#AutoCompleteFocus');
$.autoComplete.focus = function(){
var focus = $.autoComplete.getFocus( true ), previous = $.autoComplete.getPrevious( true );
$div.find('.current span').html(
focus.length ? 'name=' + focus.attr('name') + "'" : 'Nothing in Focus'
);
$div.find('.previous span').html(
previous.length ? 'name=' + previous.attr('name') + "'" : 'Nothing previously in focus'
);
};
/**
* Button code for above example
*/
// Add enabling feature (disable to begin with)
$('input[name=enable-1]').attr('disabled', 'true').click(function(){
$('input[name=search1]').autoComplete();
$('input[name=destroy-1]').attr('disabled', false);
$(this).attr('disabled', 'true');
});
// Add disabling feature
$('input[name=destroy-1]').click(function(){
$('input[name=search1]').autoComplete('destroy');
$('input[name=enable-1]').attr('disabled', false);
$(this).attr('disabled', 'true');
});
Prevent form submission when running callbacks on selection
// Auto-complete preventing form submission, and firing onSelect function
$('input[name=search2]').autoComplete({
// preventEnterSubmit is already flagged true by default
onSelect: function(event, ui){
alert('You have selected ' + ui.data.value);
}
});
Be sure to check out the
docs for a full list of options.


What You’re Seeing:
Things that have moved lately appear in red, and gradually fade to black once they stop moving. (Moving the camera will also produce this effect for everything in the scene. Try to hold the device steady, or better yet, put it in a stand.) Regions of the image that moved have a blue circle with a line that shows the direction of motion.
How It Works:
Each time the camera generates a new frame, that image is subtracted from the image of the previous frame. Any place the two images differ is treated as motion. The motion is then stored in a motion history image, which tracks recent areas where motion occurred. The motion template code looks a the motion history image, and uses it to compute gradients of motion for each area of motion. Those are then visualized as blue circles. The motion template image itself is visualized in red.
What it’s Used For:
Motion templates are used in security applications. For example, a security camera might be set up to motion detect motion and flag anything the camera saw that moved for a person to examine.
Try and Notice:
Hold very still and eventually you’ll disappear from the image. Just like the T. Rex in Jurassic Park, this demo only senses motion. You can also try moving one hand down and the other hand up, and see that each one is tracked by a blue circle with a line indicating the direction of motion.
Learn More:
Motion analysis on Wikipedia
Credit:
Based on the OpenCV motion template example.


Connector Pane
Set Debug
Sets the debug mode for the provided MLua instance. Enabling debug allows the current line of execution to be retrieved using the 'Get Current Line.vi'.
Parameter(s)
-----------------
- MLua in: Reference to the MLua instance.
- Debug?: True enables debug mode, false disables it.
- ms timeout (-1): The time to wait for the MLua reference to become available. A value of '-1' specifies an infinite timeout.
- error in: Describes error conditions that occur before this VI runs. This input provides standard error in functionality.
- MLua out: Reference to the MLua instance.
- error out: Contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality.


DialogApp Operations
ToolBar Examples
The toolbar in a dialog box is not directly supported by MFC. The library has a little expansion of the MFC toolbar. The creation of a toolbar and the following example controls is a two step process. The first step is in the OnInitDialog of the dialog box:
if (!toolBar.create(this, IDR_TOOLBAR)) return false;
When the toolbar is created there is a Registered Message sent to set up the controls on the toolbar:
ON_REGISTERED_MESSAGE(AFX_WM_RESETTOOLBAR, &OnResetToolBar)
Here is the setup for all the controls on the toolbar:
LRESULT DialogDlg::OnResetToolBar(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) {setupToolBar(); return 0;}
void DialogDlg::setupToolBar() {
CRect winRect; GetWindowRect(&winRect); toolBar.initialize(winRect);
toolBar.installBtn(ID_Button, _T(" My Button "));
if (toolBar.installComboBox(ID_CBox)) setComboBox();
toolBar.installEditBox(ID_EditBox, 20);
(toolBar.installPopupMenu(ID_PopupMenu)) {
toolBar.addPopupMenu( ID_PopupMenu, IDR_PopupMenu);
toolBar.setPopupCaption(ID_PopupMenu, MenuCaption);
}
if (toolBar.installPopupMenu(ID_PopupMenu1)) {
toolBar.addPopupItems( ID_PopupMenu1, PopupItems, noElements(PopupItems));
toolBar.setPopupCaption(ID_PopupMenu1, ItemsCaption);
}
}
A Button
This is a long button (dd,15) with a caption. A flying tooltip is possible for a button
Combo Box
A Combo Box in this implementation contains a string and an integer on each line. The combo box is loaded by the program, either all at once or one item at a time. It turns out that a MENU entity in the resource file also contains a string and an integer. So a combo box may be loaded from a MENU in the resource file by knowing the MENU identifier.
The struct (i.e. a public class) CbxItem is used to define a a single item that may be loaded into the Combo Box. The usual technique is to create an constant (perhaps static) vector of CbxItems and there is a function to load that directly into the Combo Box.
When the user selects an item in the combo box the ON_CBN_SELCHANGE message is sent to the application. The following entry in the BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP will cause the onComboBoxChng function to be executed:
ON_CBN_SELCHANGE(ID_CBox, &onComboBoxChng) // Process secelection from the combo box list
The following function will retrieve the string and data:
String s;
int x;
if (!toolBar.getCbxSel(ID_CBox, s, x)) return;
Edit Box
The edit box allows the user to type some text. When the user leaves the edit box the kill focus command message will allow the text to be processed:
ON_EN_KILLFOCUS(ID_EditBox, &onTBEditBox) // Process content of edit box
At the function the following function call will retrieve the text:
String s;
toolBar.getEbxText(ID_EditBox, s);
Drop Down Resource Menu
A drop down menu uses a combo box control. This version loads the menu from the application's resources. Then instead of reacting to the select change message by retrieving the item from the combo box a command message is sent with the item's integer data, i.e. the command ID. Both the select change and the command message entries must appear in the Message Map:
ON_CBN_SELCHANGE(ID_PopupMenu, &onDispatch) // Send Command Message with ID_...
ON_COMMAND( ID_Option01, &onOption01)
ON_COMMAND( ID_Option02, &onOption02)
Here is the code for onDispatch:
void DialogDlg::onDispatch() {toolBar.dispatch(ID_PopupMenu, MenuCaption);}
A Menu does not need the item selected to appear in the edit box associated with the combo box but it is useful for the caption of the menu to appear there. So, right after the dispatch of the command the caption is restored to the drop down menu.
Programmable Drop Down Menu
The initialization of the menu is the only difference between this drop down menu and the previous drop down menu.
About
Displays the About Box. The about box uses text from the resource file (TestApp.rc) for the output information. There is a standard about box dialog in the Library.
Exit
Exit the application with no reservations.
File Menu
Change Ready
Executes a command which outputs changes the "Ready" State and displays the result in the Status Bar.


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Please take a moment to install the command line tool which is the primary way to interact with Nelson.
curl -GqL http://bit.ly/2uDSQ7Y | bash
It is safe to rerun this script to keep nelson-cli current. Before getting started, ensure that you have followed these instructions the first time you install:
export GITHUB_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
you may wish to add this to your ~/.bashrc
for on-going convenience.nelson login nelson.yourcompany.com
Once logged in, you can use the built-in --help
on every subcommand to see
exactly what arguments are needed. Please also take some time to read the documentation
and familiarize yourself with the core system concepts.
Thank you for using Nelson.


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Before you can use the Administrative Task Scheduler views for DB2 you will need to initialize the views by creating a Task.
The stored procedure SYSPROC.ADMIN_TASK_ADD is used to create a new Administrative Task. When you run the command on the right, a Task will be created using the stored procedure SQLJ.REFRESH_CLASSES. This stored procedure causes the reloading of user defined classes used by Java stored procedures or Java UDFs in the current database connection, and is used here because it is present on all systems and has no parameters. The other parameters are set to indicate to the task scheduler that we do not want the task to run.
>>-CALL SYSPROC.ADMIN_TASK_ADD--(--name-,------------------------->
>--+-begin-timestamp-+-,--+-end-timestamp-+-,--------------------->
-NULL------------ -NULL----------
>--+-max-invocations-+-,--+-schedule-+-,--+-procedure-schema-+-,-->
-NULL------------ -NULL-----
>--procedure-name-,--+-procedure-input-+-,--+-options-+-,--------->
-NULL------------ -NULL----
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View the SYSPROC.ADMIN_TASK_ADD complete procedure definition here.
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#include "sensesp_app.h"
#include "FS.h"
#include "devices/analog_input.h"
#include "devices/digital_input.h"
#include "devices/system_info.h"
#include "net/discovery.h"
#include "net/ota.h"
#include "net/networking.h"
#include "system/spiffs_storage.h"
#include "transforms/transform.h"
#include "transforms/difference.h"
#include "transforms/frequency.h"
#include "transforms/linear.h"
#include "transforms/passthrough.h"
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| SensESPApp * | sensesp_app |
| RemoteDebug Debug |
Definition at line 19 of file sensesp_app.cpp.
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Questioner: Officer K D 6 - 3 .7. Let’s begin. Ready?
Officer K: Yes, sir
[buzzer]
Questioner: Recite your baseline.
Officer K: And blood-black nothingness began to spin
[High beep]
Officer K: A system of cells interlinked within cells,
Officer K: interlinked within cells,
interlinked within one stem.

[High beep]
Officer K: And dreadfully distinct against the dark,
a tall white fountain played...
[High beep]
Questioner: Cells.
Officer K: Cells.
Questioner: Have you ever been in an institution?
Questioner: Cells.
Officer K: Cells.
Questioner: Do they keep you in a cell?
Questioner: Cells.
Officer K: Cells.
Questioner: When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box?
Questioner: Cells.
Officer K: Cells.
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: What's it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: Did they teach you how to feel, finger to finger?
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: Do you long for having your heart interlinked?
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: Do you dream about being interlinked?
Officer K: Interlinked.

Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: Do you feel that there's a part of you that's missing?
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: Within cells interlinked.
Officer K: Within cells interlinked.
Questioner: Why don't you say that three times: "within cells interlinked"
Officer K: Within cells interlinked. [1]
Officer K: Within cells interlinked. [2]
Officer K: Within cells interlinked. [3]
We're done.
Constant K.
You can pick up your bonus.
Officer K: Thank you, sir.
Questioner: Cells
Officer K: Cells
Questioner: Have you ever been in an institution. Cells
Officer K: Cells
Questioner: When you're not performing your duties,
do they keep you in a little box? Cells.
Officer K: Cells
Questioner: Interlinked.
Officer K: Interlinked.
Questioner: What’s it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
 Dreadfully
Officer K: Dreadfully
Questioner: Do you like being separated from other people? Distinct
Officer K: Distinct
Questioner: Dreadfully distinct
Officer K: Dreadfully distinct
Questioner: Dark
Officer K: Dark
Questioner: Within cells interlinked
Officer K: Within cells interlinked
Questioner: Withing one stem
Officer K: Withing one stem
Questioner: And dreadfully distinct
Officer K: And dreadfully distinct
Questioner: Against the dark
Officer K: Against the dark
Questioner: A tall white fountain played
Officer K: A tall white fountain played
You're not even close to baseline


Architectures can be further organized by memory architecture and software models. A first rough categorization can be obtained analyzing the memory layout:
All the processors have in common the ability to access all memory
locations as global space, usually sharing them via buses. Changes in
memory effected by one processor are visible to all the others.
Historically can be divided in :
UMA (Uniform Memory Access) : Identical processors with equal access time to memory (see figure [fig:UMA_NUMA]), sometimes called CC-UMA acronym for Cache Coherent UMA, because the hardware ensures that all the processor can see a memory modification performed by one of them.
NUMA (Non Uniform Memory Access): Usually different groups of processors (SMP, Symmetric multiprocessors3) are connected, and processors belonging to different SMP can access memory spaces of each others. As NUMA if is present a cache coherence mechanism this architecture is called CC-NUMA.
This memory architecture provides a user friendly perspective to memory and data sharing across processors, is fast due to the proximity of memory to CPUs, but it is not scalable because adding more CPUs can geometrically increase the traffic on the bus and for cache management. Is up to the programmer to ensure the correct accesses to global memory in order to avoid race-conditions.
Coupled with this architecture many software solution can be used to program shared memory machines. The most used are:
Threads. Lightweight processes but with same PID (e.g. pthreads)
A standard language with preprocessor directives to the compiler that is capable of converting the serial program in a parallel program without any (or very few) intervention by the programmer (e.g. OpenMP4, see example code [code:OpenMPFOR] and [code:OpenMPREDUCTION] at page for complete examples ).
Different systems, and hence, different processors connected via some kind of network (see figure [fig:distribuiteMemory]) (usually high speed networks) and the memory space in one processor do not map to another processor. Each of them operate independently on its memory space, so changes are not reflected on memory spaces of the others. Explicit communication is required between processors and is like synchronization programmer’s responsibility. This architecture is very scalable and there’s not any overhead in maintaining cache coherency but all the communication work rely on the programmer.
The most used paradigm for programming distributed memory machines is the message passing 5 for further informations.
As the name suggest is a mix of the two architectures seen before. Only a limited number of processors, say N, have access to a common pool of shared memory. These N processor are connected to the others via network and each processor can consist of many cores. A common example of a programming model for hybrid system is the combination of the message passing model (MPI) with the threads model (OpenMP) in which
[a)]
threads perform computationally intensive task, using local on-node memory space and
communications between processes on different nodes occurs over network using MPI (see figure[fig:hybridMemory]).


A sport matching mobile app to bring sport-loving busy individuals back to the field
Solo project of interaction design course
It's a solo project that I researched, ideated and prototyped the entire user flow and interface
Fall 2017 (3 months)
Wireframing, Storyboard, Prototyping, Personas, Sketching, Competitive Analysis
People enjoy not only the physical exercise but also the social contact between people from team sports. Team sports support people’s healthy lifestyle and avoid social isolation. However, gathering enough people for a good match is difficult even with existing social media services.
BuddyUp is a mobile app design of a semester-long solo project. I conducted the end-to-end research and design process, from stalking sport players on the field to validating design decisions by testing with target users. My design evolved along several rounds of iteration at different stages.
I conducted several rounds of Interviews with a total of 10 amateur sport players to identify their pain points. It turned out that their frustrations stemmed from three aspects:
Scheduling conflicts
Unclear information of games held by strangers
Lack of motivation to exercise alone
“I can’t go jogging for 2 hours in a row because i get bored, but for group sports like badminton, it’s fun and I can play for 2 hours.”
“There are regular games on Wednesdays, but I cannot make it.”
“I felt guilty joining the game [for dragging my team].”
I analyzed multiple existing matching platforms, both physical and digital, including Meetup, Facebook groups, student clubs and Bvddy, to explore the current solution space users can utilize to find a team sport game to join. I discovered three main gaps that led to users’ frustrations.
Access to ad-hoc game opportunities for team sport
Connect with potential players
Unclear game information such as skill levels or gender preference
Along the research phase, I constantly held short user interviews with the artifacts at hand to validate the design concept. This phase also defied some of the assumptions I had in the brainstorming phase. For example, I assumed from literature that peer competition would motivate people to do sports, however, my target users commented on the sketch during the interviews, saying “I would not find motivation in competition in the sport context.”
Synthesizing the findings, I decided the overarching design rationale for the following design process.
Build connections between users
Support motivation to maintain healthy habits
Establish relationships that extend beyond the one game
Based on the design rationale, I developed multiple wireframes with different task flows. I then evaluated and landed on the final flow by conducting Questions-Options-Criteria analysis and collecting user feedbacks.
I developed wireframes of different task flows to evaluate the number of screens and logic of design
QOC analysis for several design questions helps me evaluate the trade-offs between different options
Before crafting the high-fidelity prototype, I used paper prototype to evaluate the flow and interactions.
I then created hi-fi digital prototype with Sketch and InVision to yield more realistic experience. From high-level features to granular design elements, I tested and refined the design iteratively to achieve a final design that is easy-to-use and caters to the needs of the target users.
Testing with users along the design process enables me to identify spaces for improvement and refine my design for better usability and experience that caters to users’ needs. Some examples include:
To avoid overwhelming users with input fields, I reduced the number of fields and left customization in later flow.
“It seems there are so many to fill in before I can find people to play with.”
Inclusive time window was added to improve flexible scheduling.
“I hope I can make the time for game less rigid and welcome drop in during a flexible time frame.”
Searching and customizing games with #keywords was inspired from users’ feedback to enhance the matching experience.
“I hope I can create a girls-only game.”
BuddyUp engages sport lovers beyond of their personal network and opens up opportunities to achieve their goal of staying healthy, social lifestyle
BuddyUp uncovers the gaps of existing services that frustrate the target users and provides them a platform that caters to their needs
My design problem stemmed from my personal experience and frustration. With users participating along my design process, I have gained more comprehensive understanding of different factors surrounding the problem to reduce my design bias. I also found the iterative approach extremely critical to my design, and prototyping rapidly played a role in the process. Getting feedback from real users helped me to validate the hypothesis and refine my design at all levels.


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Wastage in our industry can be attributed in no small part to one issue. To date businesses have been reluctant to tackle that problem and instead worked around it. That has stifled progress.
The end result of our project will be a novel tool to manage the issue and substantially reduce the wastage caused by it.
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