MNFMerchant
@interface MNFMerchant : MNFObject
The MNFMerchant class represents all information of a merchant.
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@abstract The address of the merchant represented in an MNFMerchantAddress object.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) MNFMerchantAddress *_Nonnull address;
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@abstract A list of category scores for the merchant represented in MNFCategoryScores objects.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSArray<MNFCategoryScore *> *_Nonnull categoryScores;
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@abstract A list of child merchants of this merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSArray<MNFMerchant *> *_Nonnull childMerchants;
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@abstract A list of detected categories and their scores for this merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSArray<MNFCategoryScore *> *_Nonnull detectedCategory;
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@abstract The directory link of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull directoryLink;
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@abstract The email of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull email;
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@abstract The unique identifier of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull merchantIdentifier;
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@abstract The master identifier of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull masterIdentifier;
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@abstract The merchant category identifier of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull merchantCategoryIdentifier;
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@abstract The name of the identifier.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull name;
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@abstract An offers link for the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull offersLink;
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@abstract The parent identifier of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull parentId;
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@abstract The parent merchant of this merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) MNFMerchant *_Nonnull parentMerchant;
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var parent: MNFMerchant! { get }
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@abstract The name of the parent merchant of this merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull parentName;
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@abstract The public identifier of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull publicIdentifier;
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@abstract The telephone number of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull telephone;
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@abstract The web page of the merchant.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull webpage;
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@abstract Fetches a merchant with a given identifier.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull MNFJob *)fetchWithId:(nonnull NSNumber *)identifier completion: (nullable MNFMerchantCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
class func fetch(withId identifier: Any!, completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
identifier
The identifier of the merchant.
completion
A completion block returning a merchant and an error.
Return Value
An MNFJob containing a merchant and an error.


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2103.13672 : Perfect flat band and chiral-charge ordering out of strong spin-orbit interaction (flat band, arXiv)
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2103.13668 : Manipulate the Electronic State of Mott Iridate Superlattice through Protonation Induced Electron-Filling (iridates, arXiv)
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2103.13402 : Two-triplon excitations of the Kitaev-Heisenberg-Bilayer (Triplon, arXiv)
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2103.13393 : Quantum many-body topology of quasicrystals (quasicrystal, arXiv)
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2103.13595 : A short review of the recent progresses in the study of the cuprate superconductivity (cuprate, arXiv)
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2103.13412 : Majorana bound states in topological insulators without a vortex (DLoss, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.103.L121116 : Three-phase Majorana zero modes at tiny magnetic fields (majorana, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.104434 : $\ensuremath{\pi}$ Oscillation phase shift between transverse and longitudinal magnetoconductivities in Weyl semimetals (Weyl, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.126.126801 : Collapse of the Josephson Emission in a Carbon Nanotube Junction in the Kondo Regime (Kondo, PRL)
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2103.13161 : Fluctuating magnetism of Co- and Cu-doped NaFeAs (Fluctuating M, APL)
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2103.12956 : Exciton condensation in bilayer spin-orbit insulator (SOI insulator, PRR)
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2103.12948 : Monolayer 1T-NbSe2 as a 2D correlated magnetic insulator (NbSe2, arXiv)
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2103.12873 : Magnetic flat band in metallic kagome lattice FeSn (FeSn, arXiv)
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2103.13295 : Loop currents in quantum matter (loop current, arXiv)
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2103.12756 : Disorder-robust phase crystal in high-temperature superconductors from topology and strong correlations (SC, arXiv)
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PhysRevResearch.3.013275 : Spin and orbital Edelstein effects in a two-dimensional electron gas: Theory and application to ${\mathrm{SrTiO}}_{3}$ interfaces (STO, PRR)
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physicsv14/46 : Easing the Squeeze on Superconductors (Hydride, Physics)
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PhysRevB.103.125425 : Anisotropic longitudinal optical conductivities of tilted Dirac bands in $1{T}^{\ensuremath{‘}}\text{\ensuremath{-}}\mathrm{Mo}{\mathrm{S}}_{2}$ (MoS2, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.094516 : Field angle dependent vortex lattice phase diagram in ${\mathrm{MgB}}_{2}$ (MgB2, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.094437 : Spin-lattice model for cubic crystals (spin-lattice, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.115143 : Noncollinear ferromagnetic Weyl semimetal with anisotropic anomalous Hall effect (FM Weyl, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.125427 : Flat bands, strains, and charge distribution in twisted bilayer $h\text{\ensuremath{-}}\mathrm{BN}$ (Guinea, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.125149 : Local optical conductivity of bilayer graphene with kink potential (graphene, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.115147 : Critical anomalous metals near superconductivity in models with random interactions (Sachdev, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.115146 : Longitudinal magnetoconductance and the planar Hall effect in a lattice model of tilted Weyl fermions (magnetoconductance, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.115438 : Search for enhanced magnetism at the interface between ${\mathrm{Bi}}{2}{\mathrm{Se}}{3}$ and EuSe (magnetism, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.126.127201 : Scanning Tunneling Microscopy as a Single Majorana Detector of Kitaev’s Chiral Spin Liquid (majorana, PRL)
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PhysRevX.11.011060 : Revealing the Absolute Direction of the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya Interaction in Prototypical Weak Ferromagnets by Polarized Neutrons (DMI, PRX)
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2103.12500 : Overscreened Kondo problem with large spin and large number of orbital channels: two distinct semiclassical limits in quantum transport observables (Kondo, arXiv)
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2103.12630 : $s_{+}\oplus s_{-}$ Topological Superconductivity in Coupled Multifold Fermions (SBChung, arXiv)
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2103.12309 : Rare-earth chalcohalides: A family of van der Waals layered Kitaev spin liquid candidates (Kitaev, arXiv)
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2103.12097 : The Hubbard Model (Arovas, arXiv)
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2103.12083 : Large Pauli Limit Violation and Reentrant Superconductivity in Magic-Angle Twisted Trilayer Graphene (Jarillo-Herrero, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.103.115436 : Current switching of valley polarization in twisted bilayer graphene (LBalents, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.094513 : Helical superconducting edge modes from pseudo-Landau levels in graphene (graphene, PRB)
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PhysRevX.11.011058 : Tracking the Footprints of Spin Fluctuations: A MultiMethod, MultiMessenger Study of the Two-Dimensional Hubbard Model (George, PRX)
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2103.10647 : Topological spin crystals by itinerant frustration (YMotome, arXiv)
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2103.11989 : Artificial heavy fermions in a van der Waals heterostructure (Lado, arXiv)
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2103.11045 : Differentiating Hund from Mott physics in a three-band Hubbard-Hund model: temperature dependence of spectral, transport and thermodynamic properties (SSLee, arXiv)
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1007.1215 : Violation of Onsager Reciprocity in Underdoped Cuprates ? (CMVarma, arXiv)
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2103.12060 : Spin-triplet superconductivity from excitonic effect in doped insulators: Theory and prediction for WTe$_2$ (LiangFu, arXiv)
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2103.12053 : On spin-charge and spin-momentum lockings in the pseudo-gap phase of Bi$2$Sr$_2$CaCu$_2$O${8+\delta}$ (pseudogap, arXiv)
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2103.11410 : UTe$_2$: a nearly insulating half-filled $j=\frac{5}{2}$ $5f^3$ heavy fermion metal (UTe2, PRB)
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2103.11501 : Quantum Phases of a Weakly Disordered Josephson Ladder (Griffith, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.103.L121114 : Peierls transition, ferroelectricity, and spin-singlet formation in monolayer ${\mathrm{VOI}}_{2}$ (Dagotto, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.115434 : From weak antilocalization to Kondo scattering in a magnetic complex oxide interface (WAL, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.104513 : Interplay between Zhang-Rice singlets and high-spin states in a model for doped ${\mathrm{NiO}}_{2}$ planes (Zhang-Rice singlet, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.094432 : Evidence of itinerant holes for long-range magnetic order in the tungsten diselenide semiconductor with vanadium dopants (YHLee, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.094306 : First-principles prediction of ideal type-II Weyl phonons in wurtzite ZnSe (Weyl phonon, PRB)
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PhysRevB.103.104514 : Pairing symmetry of an intermediate valence superconductor ${\mathrm{CeIr}}_{3}$ investigated using $\ensuremath{\mu}\mathrm{SR}$ measurements (CeIr3, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.126.127401 : Optical Properties of the Infinite-Layer ${\mathrm{La}}{1\ensuremath{-}x}{\mathrm{Sr}}{x}{\mathrm{NiO}}_{2}$ and Hidden Hund’s Physics (nickelate, PRL)


"HORSE-LEECH "occurs only in Proverbs 30:15 (Hebrews ‘alukah); the generic name for any blood-sucking annelid. There are various species in the marshes and pools of Palestine. That here referred to, the Hoemopis, is remarkable for the coarseness of its bite, and is therefore not used for medical purposes. They are spoken of in the East with feelings of aversion and horror, because of their propensity to fasten on the tongue and nostrils of horses when they come to drink out of the pools. The medicinal leech(Hirudo medicinalis), besides other species of leeches, are common in the waters of Syria.
"HORSE-LEECH "occurs only in Proverbs 30:15 (Hebrews ‘alukah); the generic name for any blood-sucking annelid. There are various species in the marshes and pools of Palestine. That here referred to, the Hoemopis, is remarkable for the coarseness of its bite, and is therefore not used for medical purposes. They are spoken of in the East with feelings of aversion and horror, because of their propensity to fasten on the tongue and nostrils of horses when they come to drink out of the pools. The medicinal leech(Hirudo medicinalis), besides other species of leeches, are common in the waters of Syria.


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Sharing Information
What are the challenges with data sharing initiatives?
Technical
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Open Data
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W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT Date of Reserving the Order Date of Pronouncing the Order 05.11.2019 18.11.2019 CORAM: THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE T.S.SIVAGNANAM and THE HONOURABLE MRS.JUSTICE R.THARANI W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 and W.M.P.(MD) No.2865 of 2019 1.S.M.K.Balakrishnan 2.M.Selva Ganapathi 3.M.Mallarasan 4.K.K.Mani 5.T.M.V.Rathinasamy ... Petitioners -vs- 1.The Union of India represented by the Secretary Ministry of Environment and Forest Indiara Paryavaran Bhavan Jorbagh Road New Delhi-110 003 1/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 2.The Government of Tamil Nadu Rep.by its the Secretary to the Government Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department Fort St.George Chennai-600 009 3.The Principal Chief Conservator of Forest Tamil Nadu Forest Department Panagal Maligai Saidapet, Chennai 4.The District Collector Dindigul District Dindigul 5.The Director of Fisheries Department of Fisheries Sivasankaran Road Chokkalingam Nagar Teynampet Chennai-6 6.The District Forest Officer Kodaikanal Wild Life Division Dindigul District 7.The Mannavanur Village Panchayat Rep.by its Special Officer/ Executive Officer Mannavanur Village Kodaikanal, Dindigul District ... Respondents PRAYER: Petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, to issue a writ of mandamus forbearing the respondent No.5 from establishing the fish farming Aqua Culture Center in S.No.967 to an extent of 86.93.00 Hectares at Mannavanur Village, Kodaikanal Taluk, Dindigul District. 2/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 For Petitioners : Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy For Respondents : Mr.B.Rajesh Saravanan Central Government Standing Counsel for R1 Mr.A.K.Baskarapandian Special Government Pleader for R2 to R6 ORDER
T.S.SIVAGNANAM, J.
The petitioners five in number have filed this writ petition as a public interest litigation to forbear the Director of Fisheries / fifth respondent from establishing Aqua Culture Center, in the land comprised in Survey No. 967, measuring an extent of 86.93.00 Hectares, at Mannavanur Village, Kodaikanal Taluk, Dindigul District.
2. The petitioners are the residents of Kavunji Village, Kodaikanal Taluk, Dindigul District and stated to have been involved in creating public awareness, propagating the various welfare schemes evolved by the Government and also rendering assistance to the villagers whenever required.
3. It is stated that the land in question is a grassland used by the residents of the Village from time immemorial and it provides the ecosystem 3/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 with clean water; prevents floods and also serves a grassing ground for cattle. Further, the grassland is an important habitat for several species of flora and fauna, including migratory birds. The area has unique biodiversity with several endemic and rare plants. Through the grassland, Thalavarai river flows, which is the irrigation source of around 2000 Acres of cultivable lands and it is stated to be the only water source to the residents of the village. It is stated that when the entire area is so unique in its biodiversity, the Fisheries Department, without giving importance to the protection of environment and ecosystem, have proposed to establish a massive fish hatchery unit in the grassland at Mannavanur Village.
4. It is further stated that if a fish hatchery or Aqua Culture Center is established in the said grassland, it would result in serious environmental degradation and the waste, which would be generated from the fish points, would result in contamination of the water resource and ultimately, destroy the entire grassland area. Therefore, the petitioners seek for a direction from this Court to forbear the Fisheries Department from establishing the Aqua Culture Centre in the subject land.
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5. Mr.T.Lajapathi Roy, learned counsel appearing for the petitioners, after elaborately describing about how the entire area in and around Mannavanur Village is an ecologically sensitive area, submitted that there is a duty cast upon the Department to protect the grasslands and establishing Aqua Culture Center in the ecologically sensitive area is against the public interest.
6. Referring to the decision of the Honourable Supreme Court, in the case of T.N.Godavarman Thirumulpad vs. Union of India and others (Writ Petition (Civil) No.202 of 1995, it is submitted that the areas, which are having the characteristics of forests and identified as deemed forests, irrespective of the ownership, require permission under the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 (in short, “the Act”) for putting them to use for non- forest activities.
7. Further, by referring to the decision of the Honourable Full Bench of this Court in the case of T.K.Shanmugam vs. State of Tamil Nadu, reported in 2015 (6) CTC 369, it is submitted that the Court had deprecated the practice of destruction of water bodies and stressed the importance of protection and preservation of the water bodies. 5/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019
8. Further, it is submitted that the Honourable Supreme Court, in the case of S.Jagannath vs. Union of India and others, reported in (1997) 2 SCC 87, has pointed out that the agricultural lands, salt pan lands, mangroves, wet lands, forest lands, land for village common purpose and the land meant for public purposes shall not be used / converted for construction of shrimp culture ponds.
9. It is further submitted that in terms of Section 2 of the Act, there is a restriction on the dereservation of forests or use of forest land for non- forest purpose.
10. Referring to the notification issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, dated 29.01.2018, it is submitted that the Central Government had listed the activities, which constitute violation of provisions of the Act and the Rules made thereunder and issued guidelines for imposition of penalty, where offences are committed by certain agencies. It is pointed out in the said notification that diversion of forest land for non-forestry purposes, without the prior approval of the competent authority in the State, will be dealt with under the provisions of Indian Forest Act, 1927 or State Forest Acts or any other 6/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 State Act dealing with such land as the case may be and the land in question will not be considered as diverted under the Act and the status of land shall continue to be forest.
11. Referring to the counter affidavit filed by the sixth respondent, namely, the District Forest Officer, Kodaikanal Wild Life Division, it is submitted that the Tamil Nadu Forest Department, as early as in the year 2012, had submitted a proposal to the District Collector, Dindigul / fourth respondent, proposing to declare the land in Mannavanur Village in Survey No.967, measuring an extent of 86.93 Hectares, as a forest, under Section 26 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 and the proposal is under consideration of the District Administration. Therefore, it is submitted that the appropriate Authority, namely, the Forest Department themselves has proposed to declare the area as forest and the proposal is pending before the District Collector, Dindigul, since 2012 and at this juncture, if the subject land is to be used for establishing of Aqua Culture Center, it will not only be an impediment for declaring the subject land as forest and after declaration, the said activity will be a non-forest activity. Therefore, it is submitted that the Court may consider the case of the petitioners and issue appropriate directions so that the Aqua Culture Center is not established in the land in question. 7/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019
12. Mr.A.K.Baskarapandian, learned Special Government Pleader appearing for the respondents 2 to 6, stressed the need for establishment of the Fish Seed Farm at Kodaikanal, because of other Fish Seed Farms are only seasonal, since appropriate whether condition is required for healthy rearing of the fish seedling and after much deliberation and after following the necessary procedures, the present site at Mannavanur Village has been identified by a team of officers of the Fisheries Department and the District Collector, Dindigul, by his proceedings dated 08.10.2018, ordered for exchange of land to an extent of 1.22.50 Hectares in Survey No.967, in favour of the Fisheries Department. It is submitted that the apprehension of the petitioners that the construction of Fish Farming Center will result in environmental degradation is ill founded and without any basis.
13. Further, by referring to the counter affidavit, it is submitted that in Tamil Nadu, the fish seed production of Indian major carps (south west monsoon) does not coincide with the seed requirement season (north east monsoon), when the water bodies get filled-up and this miss match hinders the stocking of fish seed in all the available water bodies. Further, it is submitted that the availability of common carp fingerlings is also very limited 8/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 due to the constraints in the availability of breeder rearing space in most of the major fish seed production centers in Tamil Nadu. As a result of which, the common carp seeds are imported in large quantities by the private fish seed suppliers from Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal to meet out the demand. The costs of imported seeds are very high and the quality is poor due to transport stress. It is, therefore, submitted that the availability of the land and climate in Kodaikanal is suitable for common carp breeding and rearing in mass quantities to meet out the fish seed demand of Dindigul District as well as to the State of Tamil Nadu and that is why a modern common carp breeding and rearing center at Kodaikanal is proposed.
14. It is further submitted that out of 1.22 Hectares of land allotted to the Fisheries Department, construction would be made only in 3500 sq.meters of land and in the remaining vacant site, it was proposed to plant trees and herbal plants. It is further submitted that the water for the tanks will be supplied through the borewell and no chemical will be used and there will be no disturbance to the flora and fauna and the water consumption will not be excessive and therefore, the proposed activity will not deplete any water source.
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15. During the course of hearing, Mr.M.Kasinatha Pandian, Deputy Director of Fisheries, Madurai, was present and he also shared his views with the Court to state that the proposed activity will not cause any harm to the environment.
16. We have also heard Mr.B.Rajesh Saravanan, learned Senior Standing Counsel for the first respondent.
17. The land in question is situated in Mannavanur Village, in Kodaikanal Hills. The classification of the subject land, in the revenue records as on the date, is Government poramboku land and it is under the control of the Revenue Department. The District Collector, Dindigul, is the Head of the Revenue Department. Admittedly, the land is in close vicinity to forest land. This is clear, because the District Forest Officer and Wildlife Warden, Kodaikanal, in his counter affidavit, has stated that the Tamil Nadu Forest Department, as early as in the year 2012, has sent a proposal to the District Collector, Dindigul, requesting to notify the land in question as forest land. It is not clear as to why such a proposal has not been considered till date. The respondents may be right in stating that as on date, the land continues to be Government poramboku land. If such is the classification of the land, can it 10/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 be said that the Fisheries Department would be entitled as a matter of right to establish their fish seedling farm in the subject land.
18. The Department of Fisheries seeks to sustain the proposed project by contending that there is a huge shortage of good quality fish seeds and this demand has not been able to be met by the Government, as a result of which, private pliers and middlemen can have a field day. Further, the Fisheries Department justified their stand to locate the said project in the land in question as the climate condition is most suited for rearing exotic carp and also justified their stand stating that there will be no environmental degradation, only an extent of 3500 sq.meters of the land allotted to them will be used for construction of tanks, no chemical will be used and the water requirement will be made by drawing water from the borewells and the project is not wider intensive and therefore, it will not deplete any water resources.
19. The Honourable Supreme Court in the case of Vellore Citizens' Welfare Forum vs. Union of India, reported in (1996) 5 SCC 647, dealt with about the concept of “sustainable development” and pointed out that the sustainable development, as a balancing concept between ecology and development, has been accepted as a part of the customary international law 11/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 though its salient features have yet to be finalised by the international law jurists. Further, it was pointed that the precautionary principle and the polluter pays principle are essential features of sustainable development. Precautionary principle, in the context of the Municipal Law, was explained in the following terms:
“(i) Environment measures - by the State Government and the statutory Authorities must anticipate, prevent' and attack the causes of environmental degradation.
(ii) Where there are threats of serious and irreversible damage lack of scientific certainly should not be used as the reason for postponing, measures to prevent environmental depredation.
(iii)The "Onus of proof" is on the actor or the developer/industrial to show that his action is environmentally benign.”
20. The polluter pays principle was explained by referring to the decision in the case of Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action vs. Union of India, reported in (1996) 3 SCC 212, wherein, it was pointed that once the activity carried on is hazardous or inherently dangerous, the person carrying on such activity is liable to make good the loss caused to any other person by his activity irrespective of the fact whether he took reasonable care while 12/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 carrying on his activity. Further, it was pointed out that the precautionary principle and the polluter pays principle have been accepted as a part of the law of land. After referring to Articles 47, 48-A and 51-A(g) of the Constitution of India, it was held that apart from the constitutional mandate to protect and improve the environment, there are plenty of post-independence legislations on the subject, but more relevant enactments for the purpose are the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981 and the Environment Protection Act, 1986. After discussing about these three enactments, the Court held that in the light of the constitutional and statutory provisions, the precautionary principle and the polluter pays principle are part of the environment law of the country.
21. The learned counsel appearing for the petitioners referred to the decision in the case of S.Jagannath (supra), which pertains to shrimp (prawn) culture industry in India and submitted that the observations and directions issued by the Honourable Supreme Court in the said decision by implementing the precautionary principle would be relevant for the instant case. Though the said decision was mainly pertained to shrimp culture industry, yet the Honourable Supreme Court has also considered the impact of aquaculture industries as they have the effect of causing salinity of soil or 13/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 drinking water or wells by use of chemical feeds to increase shrimp or prawn production with consequent increase in sedimentation, which on putrefaction, is a potential health hazard, apart from causing siltation, turbidity of water courses and estuaries with detrimental implication on local fauna and flora and hence, they shall not be allowed by the authority constituted under the Coastal Regulation Zone.
22. Bearing the observations made by the Honourable Supreme Court in the aforementioned decision, we need to tread on careful lines to consider as to whether the Fisheries Department should be permitted to go ahead with the proposed project or not.
23. The proposal made by the Tamil Nadu Forest Department in the year 2012 to declare the area as a forest land is of significance importance. The Tamil Nadu Forest Department is the guardian of the forests in the State. In other words, they are the Trustees, who are constituted to protect the forests and forest areas. This Department took a conscious step during 2012 and made a proposal to the Government to declare the area as a forest land. Since the subject land falls within the control of the District Collector of Dindigul, the proposal obviously had to be routed through the District 14/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 Collector, since the classification of the subject land in the revenue records is Government poramboke land. It is the Government, which is the ultimate authority to issue notification declaring a land as forest land. However, the proposal has been kept in cold storage. Even if it is so, it does not mean that the proposal is not feasible of consideration, because the endeavour of the State Government as well as the Government of India is to increase the forest cover in the State and in the country. Therefore, in our considered view, it will be an unreasonable stand on the part of the revenue administration or the Department of Fisheries to take a stand that as on date, the land is a Government poramboke land and therefore, the proposed project should be permitted. This thought process of the respondents clearly falls foul of the precautionary principle. This also will fall foul of the principle of sustainable development. In other words, merely because the proposal has not been considered, that would not be a ground to justify the sanction of the project in the area. This Court can take judicial notice of the fact that the entire Kodaikanal and Palani Hills area have been indiscriminately exploited by several individuals and corporates under the guise of promoting tourism. The local administration of Kodaikanal Hills closed their eyes for several years; unauthorized construction became rampant; multi-storeyed buildings were put up and to cater to the needs of those buildings, hotels etc., deep borewells 15/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 were established, resulting in indiscriminate drawal of ground water. On account of these thoughtless development, the impact on the environment in the area was huge and action was initiated by the authorities only after this Court stepped in by issuing directions in public interest litigations. Several buildings have been locked and sealed and those violators are now before the Government by way of appeals, which have been dealt with by the Government. Therefore, in our view, time has come to take a firm stand on these issues and a stage has also been formed where it would be unsafe to leave the decision to certain wings of the Government. This is precisely the reason why the Courts have stepped in and issued directions preventing indiscriminate mining of river sand and other minor and major minerals in the State.
24. It is not clear as to whether the District Collector, while transferring the subject land to the Fisheries Department, vide proceedings dated 08.10.2018, had considered the far-reaching consequence, which may be caused, if a fish farm is established in a hill terrain, which is already ecologically very sensitive. We presume that the said proceedings would have been issued as any other administrative approval where transfer of lands takes place between two Departments. Grasslands are generally a flat terrain 16/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 and to the naked eye, it will appear to be a land, which can be put to use for any purpose. However, many a times, what has lost sight of is the benefits of these grasslands as they serve as a filtration bed and help for recharging the ground water. Thus, merely because the lands are flat and large tracts are available, that does not mean that the lands do not contribute anything to environment.
25. The Planning Commission (Environment and Forests Division), vide letter number M-13033/1/2006-E&F, dated 21 August, 2006 constituted a Task Force on Grasslands and Deserts for the Environment and Forests Sector for the Eleventh Five-Year Plan (2007-2012). The Terms of References of the Task Force were as follows:
“1. Review the current laws, policies, procedures and practices related to conservation and sustainable use of grasslands and desert ecosystems and recommend correctives.
2. Similarly review the institutional and individual capacities available to address issues related to conservation and sustainable use of grassland and desert ecosystems and recommend how they may be adequately strengthened.
3. Assess the current issues and systems of integrating concerns relating to fragile grassland 17/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 and desert ecosystems into other sectors (ministries, departments) and to recommend required new or remedial measures.
4. Review the current EIA laws, policies, procedures and practices as being applied in the grasslands and desert ecosystem context and recommend corrective measure to address significant issues that specifically arise in the context of these fragile ecosystems.”
26. The Report of the Task Force on Grasslands and Deserts would throw much light on grasslands. It has been stated that unique type of grassland type is the Shola grassland of the Western Ghats. This type is generally over looked or clumped with other grassland type. However, Shola grasslands are unique as they are confined to the high altitude in the Western Ghats and interspersed with tropical forests (generally found in the mountain folds and valleys). Shola grasslands are maintained by fire and frost and appear to be climax vegetation as an ancient and geographic relict species of ungulate (Niligir Tahr) is found in the shola grasslands and no where else in the world.
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27. Speaking about the grasses, it was observed that the grasses are considered to be the most evolved species of plants. They are efficient in absorbing rain water and play vital role in water retention and hydrology of an area.
28. Speaking about Grassland Protection, the report observed that grasslands are not managed by the Forest Department whose interest lies mainly in trees, not by the agriculture department who are interested in agriculture crops, nor the veterinary department who are concerned with livestock, but not the grass on which the livestock is dependent. It is further reported that the grasslands are the ‘common’ lands of the community and are the responsibility of none. They are the most productive ecosystems in the subcontinent, but they belong to all, are controlled by none, and they have no godfathers. The report further says that some of the rarest species of wildlife are found in the grasslands, many of them totally dependent on them.
29. Speaking about Legal Protection of grasslands, the report observed that the grasslands are the most neglected, abused and least protected ecosystems in India. They remain unprotected unless they are 19/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 notified as Protected Areas under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 or notified as Protected or Reserve Forest under the Indian Forest Act, 1927.
30. Further, the Report further observed that most of the States in India have excluded the grasslands and have not identified them as “deemed forest” by the State Expert Committee’s pursuant to the landmark order dated 12.12.1996 in T.N.Godavarman Thriumalpad (supra). It is pointed out that in terms of the order passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court the word ‘forest’ should be given a wide and liberal interpretation. Excluding grasslands and including lands only with tree cover as ‘forest’ is against the letter and spirit of the said order thereby denying the protection under the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 (F. C. Act). Further, it has been pointed out that the grasslands have spontaneous natural vegetative growth, these should also be treated as ‘forest land’ for the purposes of the Forest Conservation Act and restrictions on diversion of such lands for non-forest use should be applicable to these critical ecosystems as well. Further, the Report recommends that the Central Government should invoke the provisions of the Articles 251 and 254 of the Constitution to direct state governments to instruct Revenue Departments not to divert any grassland identified in the landscape for bustard/florican protection.
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31. In their recommendations, the Task Force states that certain grasslands (including grasslands in Tamilnadu) should be recognized as ecologically sensitive ecosystems and any development projects in these areas will have to undergo stringent environmental impact assessments. Further, the Task Force recommends framing of a National Grazing Policy and in the said recommendation, the Report states that in our country, only livestock is considered as wealth, not the grasslands on which this livestock depends nor the traditional knowledge that helps maintain this livestock! Interestingly, protection of fodder producing, natural grasslands greatly help in the protection of many endangered species. The Report recommends modifications to the EIA guidelines by including ecologically fragile and environmentally sensitive areas where prior EIAs will have to be made mandatory. Also, presence of representatives from identified institutions and experts should be made mandatory during public hearing whenever an EIA is done in the grassland and desert ecosystems so as to review the identified impacts, prediction and mitigation. The Report recommends to the Ministry of Environment and Forest (MoEF), Government of India to start a Division or Section to look after the grassland issues. The Report of the Task Force on Grasslands and Deserts, Government of India, Planning Commission is an 21/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 eyeopener and the State has to change its though process and the Report of the Task Force cannot be disregarded as merely a report. Many a times, the Reports of such expert bodies have ultimately crystallized into legislation. Therefore, the State of Tamilnadu can lead the country in evolving policies to preserve the grassland rather than to take a technical stand based on the revenue classification of the land in question.
32. Rearing of fish in an ecologically sensitive area, more particularly, in a land, which was proposed to be declared as a forest land, should be termed as a non-forest activity. For the purpose of enforcement of the provisions of the Act or the Tamil Nadu State Forest Act, boundaries and perimeters of forest area would be relevant to decide as to whether any violation has been committed or not. But, the same yardstick cannot be applied to the lands adjoining forest, which one day will come to be included within the forest area. Therefore, it is essential that these areas are also protected.
33. We do not seriously doubt the stand taken by the Fisheries Department that they will not use any chemicals while rearing fish seeds. Nevertheless, rearing of fish seeds requires water and feed, which may be 22/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 organic, but, definitely can have an impact if the water is drained to the nearby areas. But, the Fisheries Department states that they will draw water from borewells. Therefore, they propose to extract ground water, which is already in depleted stage in Kodaikanal Hills. The only reason, which appears to have assumed predominant to locate the fish farm in the subject land, is climatic condition. In our considered view, this cannot be the sole reason as we are required to balance environment and industry. Technology has developed where temperature controlled environment is being created to rear rare varieties of plants and herbs and they have also been done on large scale basis. Therefore, merely because Kodaikanal Hills has a cool climate, it cannot be a justification to state that fish seed farm should be located in the land in question. Therefore, we are of the clear view that the project as proposed by the Fisheries Department has to be necessarily shelved.
34. That apart, as we have observed that the proceedings of the District Collector, dated 08.10.2018, transferring a portion of the land to the Fisheries Department having been done without examining the far-reaching consequence, has to be necessarily held to be unsustainable and we are inclined to set aside the same.
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35. For all the above reasons, the writ petition is allowed and the respondents are permanently restrained from establishing fish seed farm in the land, comprised in Survey No.967, measuring 86.93.00 Hectares, at Mannavanur Village, Kodaikanal Taluk, Dindigul District and consequently, the proceedings of the District Collector, Dindigul / fourth respondent, in R.O.C.No.19793/2018/D4, dated 08.10.2018, are set aside and the subject land shall be restored to the Revenue Department and if any mutation has been done in the revenue records reflecting the name of the Department of Fisheries, the same shall be cancelled and the original revenue entry be restored. No costs. Consequently, connected miscellaneous petition is closed.
[T.S.S.,J.] [R.T.,J.] 18.11.2019 Index : Yes / No Internet : Yes / No krk / sj 24/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 To: 1.The Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forest, Union of India, Indiara Paryavaran Bhavan, Jorbagh Road, New Delhi-110 003. 2.The Secretary to the Government, Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department, Government of Tamil Nadu, Fort St.George, Chennai-600 009. 3.The Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Tamil Nadu Forest Department, Panagal Maligai, Saidapet, Chennai. 4.The District Collector, Dindigul District, Dindigul. 5.The Director of Fisheries, Department of Fisheries, Sivasankaran Road, Chokkalingam Nagar, Teynampet, Chennai-6. 6.The District Forest Officer, Kodaikanal Wild Life Division, Dindigul District. 25/26 http://www.judis.nic.in W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 T.S.SIVAGNANAM, J. and R.THARANI, J. krk / sj ORDER IN W.P.(MD) No.3663 of 2019 and W.M.P.(MD) No.2865 of 2019 18.11.2019 26/26 http://www.judis.nic.in


OK! Let's get started. Here is Step 1 for getting connected to the cloud.
Nimbits is a big system, with a lot of moving parts. There is a lot of power inside its cloud. We recomend getting started the same way you'd eat an elephant: One bite at a time.
Here is the link to the administrative console for Nimbits server: http://app2.nimbits.com
It's worth mentioning that we target Google Chrome as the supported browser for Nimbits, but it also works on most standards based browsers such as FireFox. If you're using Internet Explorer, you may be prompted to install Google Chrome Frame which is an add-on that will make Nimbits run faster in IE.
The admin console lets you manage your account, upload and download data manually and create "things". When you log in, you'll be prompted to log in with a Google Account, since that's what we use for this instance's security. This can be a gmail account, but it can also be any email, even your company's email i.e<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Follow the steps for registering your email address with Google or sign up for a google account, and you'll be good to go.
A Point represents a thing. You're child's weight, the core temperature of a nuclear power plant, the temperature of an aquarium, nitrogen content on a sensor on your Mars rover. Whatever you have to record. A point is a bucket for recording timestamped Value Objects which contain gps, numbers, xml, or json data.
Everything in Nimbits can be automated using code and our REST API
When you log into Nimbits you'll see your account name, which is the top of a tree where you can organise your stuff. When you add a data point, it will appear under your account name.
As you add more stuff, you can drag and drop them around your tree to organize them how you like. You can have many child points under a parent one, or folders, files and so on.
Right click on your new Point and select Edit. Here you can set your point's settings.
Alerts tell Nimbits that the state of a points will go into a High or Low Alert State when a value comes in above or below a setting. Also, a point can go into a Idle alert state if a point does not receive a new value for a set amount of time.
You can subscribe to points belonging to other users, getting notified of their alerts.You can subscribe to a point and ask Nimbits to Notify you when events occur. You can configure many subscriptions, getting alerted in different ways based on the settings. Right click on your new Data Point and select Subscribe.
When you create a subscription, it will appear as a new icon under your data point in the tree. You can organize your subscriptions any way you like. Their location in the tree has nothing to do with their settings or what point you're subscribing to. I like to keep all of my subscriptions in a folder. In the image below, you can see how I have two subscriptions to my Aquariums temperature probe, one to alert me if the temp goes too high, another to let me know if a value hasn't been recorded in a while, so maybe my probe is off.
A point can be in one of four states
When a point goes into an Alert State, it will attempt to notify you in ways set in the point's properties.
The following alert methods are available
Now that you have a point created, you can being recording data. Think of a point as a bucket filled with timestamped Value Objects. You can store much more than a series of numbers in a point. Each recorded value can contain:


- School - Class in model
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The Class School.
- School() - Constructor for class model.School
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Instantiates a new school.
- SchoolDAO - Class in database
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The Class SchoolDAO.
- SchoolDAO() - Constructor for class database.SchoolDAO
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Instantiates a new school DAO.
- setAddress(String) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the address.
- setAuthentificated(boolean) - Method in class model.Context
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Sets the authentification.
- setBranch(String) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the branch.
- setBuilding(Building) - Method in class model.Room
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Sets the building.
- setCancelDate(Date) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the cancel date.
- setConnectionPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Sets the connection panel.
- setContainerCentral(Container) - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Assigne un nouveau Container au container à droite de la sidebar, pour modifier l'interface
- setCreateDate(Date) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the creates the date.
- setCurrentEvent(Event) - Method in class model.Context
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Sets the current event.
- setCurrentUser(User) - Method in class model.Context
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Sets the current user.
- setDescription(String) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the description.
- setEndDate(Date) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the end date.
- setfName(String) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the f name.
- setHomePanel(ArrayList<Event>) - Method in class view.Frame
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Sets the home panel.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.Building
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Sets the id.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the id.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.Organization
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Sets the id.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.Room
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Sets the id.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.School
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Sets the id.
- setId(int) - Method in class model.Site
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Sets the id.
- setInCharge(User) - Method in class model.Organization
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Sets the in charge.
- setListeAsso(List<Association>) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the liste asso.
- setListeAttente(List<User>) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the liste attente.
- setListeDpt(List<Department>) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the liste dpt.
- setListeMembres(List<User>) - Method in class model.Organization
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Sets the liste membres.
- setListeNotif(List<String>) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the liste notif.
- setListeParticipants(List<User>) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the liste participants.
- setlName(String) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the l name.
- setLogin(String) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the login.
- setMaxNbParticipant(int) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the max nb participant.
- setMessagePanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Sets the message panel.
- setModerator(boolean) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the moderator.
- setModifDate(Date) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the modif date.
- setName(String) - Method in class model.Building
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Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class model.Organization
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Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class model.Room
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Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class model.School
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Sets the name.
- setName(String) - Method in class model.Site
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Sets the name.
- setNbPlaces(int) - Method in class model.Room
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Sets the nb places.
- setOrganization(Organization) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the organization.
- setOrganizer(User) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the organizer.
- setRoom(Room) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the room .
- setSchool(School) - Method in class model.Site
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Sets the school.
- setSite(Site) - Method in class model.Building
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Sets the site.
- setStartDate(Date) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the start date.
- setTempsAvantSuppression(int) - Method in class model.Context
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Sets the temps avant suppression.
- setTitle(String) - Method in class model.Event
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Sets the title.
- setYear(int) - Method in class model.User
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Sets the year.
- Site - Class in model
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The Class Site.
- Site() - Constructor for class model.Site
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Instantiates a new site.
- SiteDAO - Class in database
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The Class SiteDAO.
- SiteDAO() - Constructor for class database.SiteDAO
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Instantiates a new site DAO.


The Getting Started recipe only demonstrates tests that expect one call to one mock object. Tests usually need to specify expectations with different cardinalities to allow some method calls to occur but not fail if they don't, expect methods to be called more than once or not all, or ignore mock objects that are not relevant.
The "invocation count" of an expectation defines the minimum and maximum number of times that the expected method is allowed to be invoked. It is specified before the mock object in the expectation.
invocation-count (mock).method(parameters); ...
JMock defines the following cardinalities:
| one | The invocation is expected once and once only. |
| exactly(n).of | The invocation is expected exactly n times. Note:
one is a convenient shorthand for
exactly(1) . |
| atLeast(n).of | The invocation is expected at least n times. |
| atMost(n).of | The invocation is expected at most n times. |
| between(min, max).of | The invocation is expected at least min times and at most max times. |
| allowing | The invocation is allowed any number of times but does not have to happen. |
| ignoring | The same as allowing . Allowing or ignoring should
be chosen to make the test code clearly express intent. |
| never | The invocation is not expected at all. This is used to make tests more explicit and so easier to understand. |
The most important distinction that cardinalities express is between expecting and allowing an invocation.
If an invocation is allowed, it can occur during a test run, but the test still passes if the invocation does not occur. If an invocation is expected, on the other hand, it must occur during a test run; if it does not occur, the test fails. When defining expectations you must choose whether to expect or allow each invocation. In general, we find that tests are kept flexible if you allow queries and expect commands. A query is a method with no side effects that does nothing but query the state of an object and a command is a method with side effects that may, or may not, return a result. Of course, this does not hold all the time but it's a useful rule of thumb to follow if there are no other constraints on the number of times you expect a method to be called in your test.


Dateparts for Date or Time Stamp Functions
The following table identifies the datepart and timepart names and abbreviations that are accepted as arguments to the following functions:
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DATEADD
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DATEDIFF
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DATE_PART
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DATE_TRUNC
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EXTRACT
| Datepart or Timepart | Abbreviations |
|---|---|
| millennium, millennia | mil, mils |
| century, centuries | c, cent, cents |
| decade, decades | dec, decs |
| epoch | epoch (supported by the DATE_PART and the EXTRACT) |
| year, years | y, yr, yrs |
| quarter, quarters | qtr, qtrs |
| month, months | mon, mons |
| week, weeks |
w When used with the DATE_TRUNC, returns the date for the most recent Monday. |
| day of week |
dayofweek, dow, dw, weekday (supported by the DATE_PART and the EXTRACT Function) Returns an integer from 0–6, starting with Sunday. Note The DOW datepart behaves differently from the day of week (D) date part used for datetime format strings. D is based on integers 1–7, where Sunday is 1. For more information, see Datetime Format Strings. |
| day of year | dayofyear, doy, dy, yearday (supported by the DATE_PART and the EXTRACT) |
| day, days | d |
| hour, hours | h, hr, hrs |
| minute, minutes | m, min, mins |
| second, seconds | s, sec, secs |
| millisecond, milliseconds | ms, msec, msecs, msecond, mseconds, millisec, millisecs, millisecon |
| microsecond, microseconds | microsec, microsecs, microsecond, usecond, useconds, us, usec, usecs |
| timezone, timezone_hour, timezone_minute | Supported by the DATE_TRUNC function and the EXTRACT for time stamp with time zone (TIMESTAMPTZ) only. |
Variations in Results with Seconds, Milliseconds, and Microseconds
Minor differences in query results occur when different date functions specify seconds, milliseconds, or microseconds as dateparts:
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The EXTRACT function return integers for the specified datepart only, ignoring higher- and lower-level dateparts. If the specified datepart is seconds, milliseconds and microseconds are not included in the result. If the specified datepart is milliseconds, seconds and microseconds are not included. If the specified datepart is microseconds, seconds and milliseconds are not included.
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The DATE_PART function returns the complete seconds portion of the time stamp, regardless of the specified datepart, returning either a decimal value or an integer as required.
For example, compare the results of the following queries:
create table seconds(micro timestamp); insert into seconds values('2009-09-21 11:10:03.189717'); select extract(sec from micro) from seconds; date_part ----------- 3 (1 row) select date_part(sec, micro) from seconds; pgdate_part ------------- 3.189717 (1 row)
CENTURY, EPOCH, DECADE, and MIL Notes
- CENTURY or CENTURIES
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Amazon Redshift interprets a CENTURY to start with year ###1 and end with year
###0
:select extract (century from timestamp '2000-12-16 12:21:13'); date_part ----------- 20 (1 row) select extract (century from timestamp '2001-12-16 12:21:13'); date_part ----------- 21 (1 row)
- EPOCH
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The Amazon Redshift implementation of EPOCH is relative to 1970-01-01 00:00:00.000000 independent of the time zone where the cluster resides. You might need to offset the results by the difference in hours depending on the time zone where the cluster is located.
The following example demonstrates the following:
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Creates a table called EVENT_EXAMPLE based on the EVENT table. This CREATE AS command uses the DATE_PART function to create a date column (called PGDATE_PART by default) to store the epoch value for each event.
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Selects the column and data type of EVENT_EXAMPLE from PG_TABLE_DEF.
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Selects EVENTNAME and STARTTIME from EVENT EXAMPLE as is. Converts epoch values in PGDATE_PART using a 1 second interval to a timestamp without time zone, and returns the results in a column called CONVERTED_TIMESTAMP.
create table event_example as select eventname, starttime, date_part(epoch, starttime) from event; select "column", type from pg_table_def where tablename='event_example'; column | type ---------------+----------------------------- eventname | character varying(200) starttime | timestamp without time zone pgdate_part | double precision (3 rows)
select eventname, starttime, pgdate_part from event_example; eventname | starttime | pgdate_part ----------------------+---------------------+------------- Mamma Mia! | 2008-01-01 20:00:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Spring Awakening | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Nas | 2008-01-01 14:30:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Hannah Montana | 2008-01-01 19:30:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> K.D. Lang | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Spamalot | 2008-01-02 20:00:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Macbeth | 2008-01-02 15:00:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> The Cherry Orchard | 2008-01-02 14:30:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Macbeth | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> Demi Lovato | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 |<PHONE_NUMBER> select eventname, starttime, timestamp with time zone 'epoch' + pgdate_part * interval '1 second' AS converted_timestamp from event_example; eventname | starttime | converted_timestamp ----------------------+---------------------+--------------------- Mamma Mia! | 2008-01-01 20:00:00 | 2008-01-01 20:00:00 Spring Awakening | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 Nas | 2008-01-01 14:30:00 | 2008-01-01 14:30:00 Hannah Montana | 2008-01-01 19:30:00 | 2008-01-01 19:30:00 K.D. Lang | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 | 2008-01-01 15:00:00 Spamalot | 2008-01-02 20:00:00 | 2008-01-02 20:00:00 Macbeth | 2008-01-02 15:00:00 | 2008-01-02 15:00:00 The Cherry Orchard | 2008-01-02 14:30:00 | 2008-01-02 14:30:00 Macbeth | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 Demi Lovato | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 | 2008-01-02 19:30:00 ...
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- DECADE or DECADES
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Amazon Redshift interprets the DECADE or DECADES DATEPART based on the common calendar. For example, because the common calendar starts from the year 1, the first decade (decade 1) is 0001-01-01 through 0009-12-31, and the second decade (decade 2) is 0010-01-01 through 0019-12-31. For example, decade 201 spans from 2000-01-01 to 2009-12-31:
select extract(decade from timestamp '1999-02-16 20:38:40'); date_part ----------- 200 (1 row) select extract(decade from timestamp '2000-02-16 20:38:40'); date_part ----------- 201 (1 row) select extract(decade from timestamp '2010-02-16 20:38:40'); date_part ----------- 202 (1 row)
- MIL or MILS
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Amazon Redshift interprets a MIL to start with the first day of year #001 and end with the last day of year
#000
:select extract (mil from timestamp '2000-12-16 12:21:13'); date_part ----------- 2 (1 row) select extract (mil from timestamp '2001-12-16 12:21:13'); date_part ----------- 3 (1 row)


[docs]def get_generator_builder(selection):
"""
Get a generator builder.
The generator generates list of solutions by means of `selection`.
:param selection: inheritance of class AbstractSelection.
:return: generator_builder
"""
def generator_builder(population):
while True:
yield selection(population)
return generator_builder
[docs]def get_fitness_info(population):
"""
Get the fitness information from population
:param population: list of solutions. population to get information
:return: dictionary of fitness information. fitness information
"""
if len(population) == 0:
info = {'max_fit': 0., 'ave_fit': 0., 'min_fit': 0.}
return info
sorted_pop = sorted(population, key=lambda x: x.previous_fitness, reverse=True)
max_fit = sorted_pop[0].previous_fitness
min_fit = sorted_pop[-1].previous_fitness
sum = 0.0
for solution in sorted_pop:
sum += solution.previous_fitness
ave_fit = sum / float(len(population))
info = {'max_fit': max_fit, 'ave_fit': ave_fit, 'min_fit': min_fit}
return info


NFL Claims To Not Have Audio of Steelers-Browns Fight, Parabolic Mic Could Be Seen Showing Otherwise (PIC)
by Darrelle LincolnA league source told cleveland.com that the National Football League had no recorded sound from the field in determining if Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph hurled a racial slur at Myles Garrett.
Garrett argued in his appeal hearing that Rudolph hurled the slur.
“We looked into it and found no such evidence,’’ NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told cleveland.com in an email response. The report goes on to state the NFL based its conclusion on the game official’s report, any camera angles available, as well as Referee Clete Blakeman who stated he did not hear a racial slur.
As you know, social media can be quite relenting and a few people went back and found a guy clearly holding a parabolic microphone which likely proves they have the audio and could be withholding it because it might prove what Myles Garrett said was true.
The Cleveland Browns defensive end took to Twitter on Thursday and stated “I know what I heard’ in a lengthy post after his suspension was upheld.


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Amazon MQ Broker MaintenanceWindow
The
MaintenanceWindow
property type specifies the parameters that determine the
WeeklyStartTime
for an Amazon MQ broker.
MaintenanceWindow
is a property of the AWS::AmazonMQ::Broker
resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
Properties
DayOfWeek
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The day of the week, for example
MONDAY
,TUESDAY
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
TimeOfDay
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The time, in 24-hour format.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
TimeZone
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The time zone, UTC by default, in either the Country/City format, or the UTC offset format.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement


Frequently Asked Questions
What is LibreTime?
LibreTime is a community managed fork of the AirTime project.
It is managed by a friendly inclusive community of stations
from around the globe that use, document and improve LibreTime.
Can I upgrade to LibreTime?
In theory you can update any pre 3.0 version of AirTime to
LibreTime 3.0.0 and above. More information on Upgrading
is in the docs.
LibreTime is complex software, as such it is close to impossible
to guarantee that every upgrade path works as intended. This
means you should trial the update on a parallel test
infrastructure to minimize possible downtime.
Please let the community know if you encounter issues with the
update process.
Why are Cue-In/Out points wrong in some tracks? / What’s with silan?
The silan silence detection is currently outdated on almost all distributions. The older versions report clearly wrong information and may segfault at the worst. Versions starting with 0.3.3 (and some patched 0.3.2 builds) are much better but still need thorough testing. Please see the release notes for up to date mitigation scenarios and details on the issues.
Why did you fork AirTime?
See this open letter to the Airtime community.


Python. Python is a popular general-purpose programming language that has been used for a broad range of applications. Dropbox, for example, is written entirely in Python.
We’ll use Python to study economic and financial data, but the same methods – and more – can be applied to data from any source. One of our former students is using it to study patterns of survival on the Titanic (http://www.kaggle.com/c/titanic-gettingStarted). Another is using it to process text (http://www.nltk.org/) from analyst reports. Thanks to AQR (http://pandas.pydata.org/community.html#history-of-development) and others, the data analytic toolsets in Python now rival stat-focused languages like R.
Python on the Cloud. The easiest way to get started with Python is to run it on the Cloud with Wakari(https://wakari.io/). Just click on the link and sign up for an account. In our experience, it’s virtually instantaneous. Wakari runs what are called IPython Notebooks, which are a combination of Python code and text, with the code executable in chunks. The text allows us to document what we’re doing as we go. A former student (one who is reasonably tech savvy) writes: “IPython seems best for beginners. The structure almost forces good documentation and you can build the script over time versus building and running it all at once.”
One downside we’ve found to this is that the Wakari default uses a older version of Python that does not allow some of the cool web tools for data input. The interface for Yahoo Options data, for example, doesn’t quite work (close, but not quite). We can probably tell Wakari to use a newer version, or write a workaround for this version, but we’re not there yet. Another downside is that the server is sometimes too busy to execute your code. You’ll notice that an asterisk appears to the left of the code segment and nothing happens. Sometimes it goes away shortly, sometimes not.
If you’d like to give Wakari a try, set up an account and give it a try. It’s pretty close to self-explanatory.
Python on your computer. We find this more user-friendly, but it’s trickier to set up initially. Here’s what’s involved:
Step 1: Download and install the Anaconda distribution of Python. Anaconda is a combination of basic Python and toolsets called packages – what aficionados call a “code distribution.” Anaconda has all the basics and covers most of what we plan to do. It has options for most operating systems (Windows, Mac OS, Linux, all of various vintages) and versions of Python (we use version 3.4). Follow these steps:
Step 2: Running Python. You should now have Python on your computer. There are two standard ways to run Python:
Advice. There’s a steep learning curve at the start of any effort like this. You’ll get through it in time, but it takes patience and persistence. We suggest:
Wordplay. Python is named for Monty Python. Idle, a well-know Python editor, is a reference to Eric Idle. The Python Package Index, a repository of packages, is commonly known as the [CheeseShop](http://youtu.be/PPN3KTtrnZM). Anaconda is, of course, a play on the snake theme.


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This is an introduction to basic Fan In/Out, Signal Level Conversion and Output in a Microcontroller set-up.
Fan In / Out
Fan-in: Maximum number of input a single gate can accept. Fan-out: Maximum number of load gate connected to the output of a single gate before signal degradation.
Voltage Limit
Voltage limit is defined by the maximum or minimum steady-state voltage limit. Meaning if the voltage given to the hardware is lower or higher than the voltage limit specified by the hardware, is might not work (under voltage) or overheat and burn (over voltage).
For example, the Esp32 is rated for a 2.2V to 3.6V operation voltage limit. Its GPIO is rated for 3.3V input/ouput
NOT 5V like Arduino
Transducers
Sensors and transducers are considered as energy conversion devices which receive a physical data such as temperature, pressure or light intensity and generate an electrical signal such as voltage depending on the type of transducer. Transducers can then be divided into two categories: Active or Passive
Active
An active transducer generates electrical signal in response to the physical parameter and does not require electrical energy in doing so.
Example: Piezoelectric sensor
Passive
A passive transducer requires external energy for it’s operation.
Example: Photoconductive Devices
Switch (On/Off)
The resistive passive sensor changes value (electrical) when the physical quantity (e.a. temperature, force, light etc) changes. These sensors can (generally) be used in combination with an extra resistor, like described above. The most common sensor is a switch. A switch is actually a resistor with two states: infinite and zero. When a switch has to be connected to the analog input of a sensor-interface, the same series resistor as mentioned before is needed.
A good value of the series resistor R1 will be between 10K-50K. In rest situation (switch is not pushed), the output will be +5V. When the switch is pushed, the resistance will be zero (shortcut to gnd) and the output voltage will be 0V.
Things to consider when choosing a transducer:
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Linearity
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Sensitivity
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Repeatability
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Output
To interface your Microcontroller(ESP32) and your Electronics(Transducers and Actuators) using micropython make sure your have the micropython environment setup if not you can refer to one of our many guides. In this guide I will showing how to interface actuators primarily LED and a DC motor .
LED
Components needed:
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ESP32
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5mm LED (any color except blue or white)
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Resistor (range 100-200ohms)
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breadboard (optional)
do take note that ESP32 voltage output is 3.3V, LED voltage is normally 2V and our max current is assumed to be 20mA, hence using formula of R=V/I we obtain our optimal range but you can adjust the resistor value accordingly if so desired.
Schematic
Wire up the LED accordingly, I’m using pin 26 you can choose other pins if so wish
Code
All code is to be written in main.py file
LED On/Off
from machine import Pin
p26 = Pin(26, Pin.OUT)
p26.value(1)
#P26.value(0) to off
As you can see it’s just simple On/Off, how about adjusting the brightness?
LED On/Off + brightness
from machine import Pin
from machine import PWM
p26 = Pin(26, Pin.OUT)
pwm26 = PWM(p26, freq=1000, duty=512) #LED will turn on at this point
#freq can be adjusted accordingly
#duty value ranges from 0-1023 so 512 is 50% duty cycle
#duty value directly correlate with brightness
The adjusting of brightness is done via PWM you can read up more on Micropython site.
DC Motor
Components needed:
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ESP32
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5V power supply/battery
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5V DC Motor
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220 Ohm resistor
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Transistor P2N2222A
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Diode 1N4148
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breadboard (optional)
If needed swap out the resistor, transistor, and diode by following this guide by electronics club.
Schematic
wire up the motor accordingly, instead of using pin 26 I’m using pin 21 here. The reasoning behind using a transistor and external power supply is that the motor have much higher current and voltage requirement than the ESP32 can supply, additionally the diode acts as a flyback diode to reduce back emf from the motor.
Code
to On/Off or control speed of motor, do refer back to the LED section as its the same. Do however change the pin number to whatever pin that your transistor is connected to..


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A selectable item within an SDLChoiceSet
Maps to Choice.menuName. The primary text of the cell. Duplicates within an SDLChoiceSet
are not permitted and will result in the SDLChoiceSet
failing to initialize.
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSString *_Nonnull text;
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Maps to Choice.secondaryText. Optional secondary text of the cell, if available. Duplicates within an SDLChoiceSet
are permitted.
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSString *secondaryText;
var secondaryText: String? { get }
Maps to Choice.tertiaryText. Optional tertitary text of the cell, if available. Duplicates within an SDLChoiceSet
are permitted.
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSString *tertiaryText;
var tertiaryText: String? { get }
Maps to Choice.vrCommands. Optional voice commands the user can speak to activate the cell. If not set and the head unit requires it, this will be set to the number in the list that this item appears. However, this would be a very poor experience for a user if the choice set is presented as a voice only interaction or both interaction mode. Therefore, consider not setting this only when you know the choice set will be presented as a touch only interaction.
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly, nullable) NSArray<NSString *> *voiceCommands;
var voiceCommands: [String]? { get }
Maps to Choice.image. Optional image for the cell. This will be uploaded before the cell is used when the cell is preloaded or presented for the first time.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) SDLArtwork *artwork;
var artwork: SDLArtwork? { get }
Maps to Choice.secondaryImage. Optional secondary image for the cell. This will be uploaded before the cell is used when the cell is preloaded or presented for the first time.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) SDLArtwork *secondaryArtwork;
var secondaryArtwork: SDLArtwork? { get }
Primary text of the cell to be displayed on the module. Used to distinguish cells with the same text
but other fields are different. This is autogenerated by the screen manager. Attempting to use cells that are exactly the same (all text and artwork fields are the same) will not cause this to be used. This will not be used when connected to modules supporting RPC 7.1+.
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSString *_Nonnull uniqueText;
var uniqueText: String { get }
Initialize the cell with nothing. This is unavailable
- (nonnull instancetype)init;
A crash, probably
Initialize the cell with text and nothing else.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithText:(nonnull NSString *)text;
init(text: String)
The primary text of the cell.
The cell
Initialize the cell with text, optional artwork, and optional voice commands
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithText:(nonnull NSString *)text
artwork:(nullable SDLArtwork *)artwork
voiceCommands:
(nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)voiceCommands;
init(text: String, artwork: SDLArtwork?, voiceCommands: [String]?)
The primary text of the cell
The primary artwork of the cell
Strings that can be spoken by the user to activate this cell in a voice or both interaction mode
The cell
Initialize the cell with all optional items
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithText:(nonnull NSString *)text
secondaryText:(nullable NSString *)secondaryText
tertiaryText:(nullable NSString *)tertiaryText
voiceCommands:
(nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)voiceCommands
artwork:(nullable SDLArtwork *)artwork
secondaryArtwork:(nullable SDLArtwork *)secondaryArtwork;
init(text: String, secondaryText: String?, tertiaryText: String?, voiceCommands: [String]?, artwork: SDLArtwork?, secondaryArtwork: SDLArtwork?)
The primary text
The secondary text
The tertiary text
Strings that can be spoken by the user to activate this cell in a voice or both interaction mode
The primary artwork
The secondary artwork
The cell


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Although we can no longer hear these melodies, we can work out some aspects of how they sounded. One of the crucial things is where you stop, and take a breath, and pause, and then start singing again, at the end of a sentence, or at the end of a clause or a smaller text unit. Of course, there is always a stopping point at the end of each chant. Some of these notational combinations recur multiple times – here’s one at the end of a chant, and there it is in the middle of the chant. So even within one tiny fragment we can see recurring shapes on a single page.
At the end of one of the chants on this page, there’s this shape.  And then on the next syllable there is a single note to finish the phrase. Can you spot that combination somewhere else? When you do, tap it with your finger on the screen.


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Map holding the default headers that the UserAgent sends with every HttpRequest; keys are header names (eg "user-agent") and values are header values (eg "Jaunt/0.9.x")
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Deletes this node and all its children/descendants from the dom tree, and sets this element's parent attribute to null;
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Deletes the specified file.
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Deletes the specified folder, and any contents it may contain.
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The Document created as a result of the most recent request, where response type was HTML or XML.
- DOCTYPE - Static variable in class com.jaunt.Comment
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commentType constant denoting comment of type DOCTYPE (eg, <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
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Represents an HTML, XHTML, or XML Document
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Node type constant denoting a Document node.
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Downloads and saves the content at the specified url as the specified File, overwriting the file if it already exists; this method does not invoke the parser, and therefore UserAgent.doc is set to an empty Document; UserAgent.response is created to represent the HttpResponse.


I am currently a coterminal (fifth-year) Master's student at Stanford University studying Computer Science, with dual concentrations in Biocomputation and Human-Computer Interaction. I recently fulfilled the requirements for my Bachelor's degree in Human Biology at Stanford as well, with a self-designed interdisciplinary concentration in Infectious Disease and International Affairs. I plan to have both degrees conferred in June 2018.
I'm originally from the Bay Area, and when I'm not coding, reading the latest public health news, grading assignments, or catching up on Middle East politics, I enjoy cooking, hiking, and gardening.
Please contact me for a resume, references, or code examples.
I've worked on a variety of projects at the intersection of biology and computer science, ranging from writing scripts to analyze 30 million lines of genomic data, to helping re-implement DNAnexus' global-scale genomic data management platform using React + Redux, atomic design, and functional programming. My design experiences include an interface for AMELIE, a diagnostic tool for clinical geneticists; Notable, a notetaking tool to help students with audio and visual disabilities; and V-Fend, an award-winning team submission to the Stanford health++ hackathon.
I have held four positions as a teaching assistant or section leader at Stanford. The first was a three-week summer intensive residential virology course called Viruses in the News. I have also been a section leader for CS 106A: Programming Methodology twice, and am currently a course assistant for CS 109: Probability and Statistics for Computer Scientists. Responsibilities have included holding office hours, grading assignments and exams, providing individualized feedback to students, and assisting professors in planning course material and logistics.
While interning at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C., I tracked American response efforts during the Zika crisis in early 2016, attending briefings on Capitol Hill and assembling daily and weekly updates as the situation unfolded. As a Stanford in Government Fellow at the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services, I learned about policy implementation at the local level as I assessed the feasibility of a new county-wide program to hire unemployed public benefits recipients into local government offices.
I have sought through my undergraduate and graduate coursework to explore a variety of interests while also developing skills in key areas. My classes have come from 24 distinct departments and programs, including Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Human Biology, Math, Computer Science, Sociology, International Relations, Ethics, Linguistics, Psychology, Comparative Literature, and Economics.
I have lead or been involved with a variety of organizations at Stanford. In particular, I helped found - and have held a variety of leadership roles in - the Stanford chapter of J Street U, an organization dedicated to a peaceful future for Israelis and Palestinians. Other sustained extracurricular commitments include the Stanford Model UN Conference and the Stanford Jewish community.
I have taken advantage of a variety of opportunities to broaden my perspective in various locations around the world. Before Stanford, I studied abroad twice through linguistic and cultural immersion programs: once in France for six months at age 13, and once in Sweden for a gap year. While at Stanford, I spent a quarter in D.C. through Stanford in Washington, and took summer classes that brought me to Tanzania and Cambodia.
Based on research done by Hopelab, our four-person group designed V-Fend to dramatically improve health outcomes for children living with HIV. V-Fend provides consistent, rewarding reminders to take medication and allows kids to play fun and educational games that put them in the driver's seat as they battle foreign invaders, fight HIV, and strengthen their body's immune system.
Finalist at health++, Stanford's health hackathon, October 2017. Winner of Global Oncology prize for innovation.
Project Overview on DevpostBased on research done by Hopelab, V-Fend seeks to dramatically improve health outcomes for children living with HIV by providing consistent, rewarding reminders to take medication and allowing kids to play fun and educational games that put them in the driver's seat as they battle foreign invaders, fight HIV virus, and strengthen their body's immune system.
Quarter-long group project for CS 147: Human-Computer Interaction Design, fall 2017.
Project WebsiteAMELIE, or Automatic Mendelian Literature Evaluation, is a project of the Bejerano lab at Stanford. I am designing and implementing the user interface (not yet deployed) in consultation with the backend developers and target users (clinical geneticists).
View Current SiteCollaborated with a small team to begin to re-implement a global-scale genomic data management platform using React.js and Redux, based on atomic design principles. Constructed interactive components for the platform re-implementation using functional programming, improving code reliability and reusability while decreasing complexity.
Explore PlatformDesigned, built, and managed content for the website for J Street U Stanford, a student political organization. Built on Wordpress in 2014, and managed and updated continuously since then. Site includes blog posts, events history, graphical and written descriptions of the group, educational resources, and connections to relevant outside sites.
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French: high conversational fluency
Swedish: moderate conversational fluency
Hebrew: elementary ability, including reading & writing in print & cursive


G-ZYNCOF - dextromethorphan hydrobromide and guaifenesin syrup
Kramer Novis
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients (in each 5 mL tsp)
Dextromethorphan HBr, USP 20 mg
Guaifenesin, USP 400 mg
Purpose
Cough Suppressant
Expectorant
Uses
- temporarily relieves cough due to minor throat and bronchial irritation as may occur with a cold
- helps loosen phlegm (mucus) and thin bronchial secretions to drain bronchial tubes
Warnings
Do not use if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric or emotional conditions, or Parkinson’s disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- cough that occurs with too much phlegm (mucus)
- cough that lasts or is chronic such as occurs with smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis, or emphysema
When using this product do not use more than directed.
Stop use and ask a doctor if cough lasts more than 7 days, comes back or is accompanied by fever, rash, or persistent headache. These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
In case of accidental overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- do not take more than 6 doses in any 24-hour period
- EVERY 4 HOURS
- Adults and Children 12 years of age and over 5 mL (1 tsp)
- Children under 12 years of age consult physician
Other information
- Tamper evident feature: Do not use if inner seal is torn, broken or missing.
- Store at controlled room temperature 15°-30°C (59° to 86°F).
- Avoid excessive heat or humidity.
Inactive ingredients
Citric acid, eucalyptus oil, flavors, menthol, methyl paraben, polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol, propyl paraben, purified water, sodium citrate and sucralose.
Made in the USA for Kramer Novis.
San Juan, PR 00917
(787) 767-2072 / www.kramernovis.com


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static string[] | suits = new string[] {"C", "D", "H", "S"} |
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◆ dealCards()
- Precondition
- game is ran.
- Postcondition
- adds cards and displays them in pile.
- Returns
- none.
◆ GenerateDeck()
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- Precondition
- game is ran.
- Postcondition
- creates deck for all suits and values combos.
- Returns
- none.
create list.
use nested loop to populate newDeck with all 52 cards in format suit and value, ex. "S2".
◆ resetBoard()
- Precondition
- game is ran.
- Postcondition
- clears board and redistributes cards.
- Returns
- none.
Test ouput for new decks foreach (string card in AIDeck) { print(card + " AI"); } foreach (string card in PlayerDeck) { print(card + " Player"); } print(AIDeck.Count + " " + PlayerDeck.Count);
◆ startGame()
- Precondition
- game is ran.
- Postcondition
- creates and distributes deck.
- Returns
- none.
Generate a deck for play.
Shuffle cards.
Divide the deck between AI and Player.
output to console to test it foreach (string card in AIDeck) { print(card + " AI"); } foreach (string card in PlayerDeck) { print(card + " Player"); } print(AIDeck.Count + " " + PlayerDeck.Count);
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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