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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL SOUTHERN ZONE, CHENNAI Application No. 16 of 2012 (SZ) (THC) (W.P.No. 19006 of 2012, High Court of Andhra Pradesh) In the matter of: 1. Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board rep. by its Member Secretary Paryavaran Bahavan A-3, Industrial Estate Opposite to Police Station Sanath Nagar, Hyderabad - 500 018. 2. The Joint Chief Environmental Engineer A.P.Pollution Control Board Zonal Office, 25-35/11, Tulasireddy Comples 2nd Floor, Opp. to Mandal Office R.C. Puram, Medak District- 502 032 .. Applicants -versus- 1. M/s. Visaka Industries Ltd., Yelumula Village R.C. Puram Mandal, Medak District rep. by its President- Corporate and Company Secretary, Mr. K.V. Soorinarayanan. 2. The State Government of Andhra Pradesh EFS & T Department A.P. Secretariat, Hyderabad rep. by its Secretary. .. Respondents Counsel appearing for the applicants: Shri T. Sai Krishnan, Advocate Counsel appearing for the respondents: Shrimathi Dakshyanai Reddy, Advocate for respondent No. 1 (Respondent No. 2 given up in the Writ Petition) 1 JUDGMENT
PRESENT :
Hon'ble Mr. Justice M. Chockalingam, Judicial Member Hon'ble Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran Expert Member Date : 26th November 2013 Hon'ble Mr. Justice M. Chockalingam, Judicial Member In pursuance of an order of transfer of the W.P.No. 19006 of 2012 made by the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh, this application was taken on file.
2. This application challenges an order of the Appellate Authority under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 of the State of Andhra Pradesh ( for short 'Appellate Authority') made in Appeal No. 6 of 2010 filed by respondent No. 1 under section 28 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and section 31 of Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 whereby an order of the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board ( for short 'Board') the 1 st Applicant herein to stop all activities in the premises of first respondent/industry by 31.07.2011 and shift to an alternate place, was set aside.
3. The brief facts of appeal grounds can be stated thus:
M/s. Visakha Industries Limited, the first respondent in this appeal is an Asbestos Cement Product Manufacturing Unit established in the year 1985 in 2 Yelumala Village, R.C. Puram Mandal, Medak District, Andhra Pradesh. The industry is located within 10 km radius of Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar lakes (herein after called 'the lakes'). The first respondent's industry is a Red Category industry as per the classification in the Notification dated 20.12.1999 issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests ( for short 'MoEF') and the said industry is also recognised in the list of polluting industry as per G.O.Ms. No. 2, Environment, Science and Technology (Environment) Department dated 23.01.1995 of the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
4. In view of the Government policy to shift industries located within 10 km radius of the lakes, directions were issued by the Constitutional Court to protect the same in implementation of the orders of the Hon'ble Apex Court and a Government orders was issued vide G.O. Ms. No. 111, Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department dated 08.03.1996. As a consequence to the decision of the Apex Court and other courts, and with reference to the Government order dated 08.03.1996 various industries located within 10 km radius of the said lakes were identified and orders were passed for their relocation. The Government of Andhra Pradesh had also directed the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation to allot lands to the industries to enable them to shift and relocate the industries.
5. The 1st respondent/industry was being reviewed for its performance periodically and in the meeting held on 18.11.2010 of the Task Force Committee, the performance of the 1st respondent/s industry was again reviewed and directions were issued to the 1st respondent/industry to stop all activities in the present premises by 31.07.2011 and shift to the alternate site provided by the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation or any other place and to furnish a bank guarantee for Rs. 10,00, 000/- ( Rupees ten lakh) only. The 1st respondent/industry approached the Appellate Authority in Appeal No. 6 of 2011 and the Appellate Authority passed an order on 25.03.2011 in the above appeal setting aside the order of the Board. It is 3 the said order which has been impugned against which this appeal has been preferred by the Applicant/Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board.
6. Per contra, the averments in the counter affidavit of 1st respondent/industry run as follows:
The Appellate Authority had set aside the order of the Board directing the 1st respondent/industry to stop all activities in the present premises by 31.07.2011 based on the report of the 1st respondent/industry filed before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in February 2002 as well as the latest status report dated 04.03.2011 filed by the Board. The Appellate Authority took into consideration of the report of the Board filed before the Hon'ble Apex Court wherein it was stated that there was no water pollution from the 1st respondent/industry and that there were no boilers or furnaces except diesel generator sets which were occasionally used during power cut. There was no release of SO2/NOx emissions from the process of the 1st respondent/industry which is water polluting.
7. The Board in its wisdom constituted a Committee to inspect the 1st respondent/industry subsequent to the order passed by the Appellate Authority dated 25.03.2011 to inspect the industry which inspected the premises on 19.07.2012 and found that the industry was not meeting the standards which necessitated the Board to issue show cause notice dated 02.12.2011 and the hearing was held on 12.12.2011. However, based on the explanation of the 1st respondent/industry the Board again inspected the 1st respondent/industry on 03.03.2012 and filed the latest report dated 12.06.2012 before the Tribunal whereby the Board has admitted the fact that as on date the 1st respondent/industry is fully within the established norms. The 1st respondent/industry has been given the consent order vide order dated 29.09.2011 valid upto to 30.06.2002 and after that the industry has been making applications for renewal of consent every year which were never returned. The Board 4 has been accepting the fee which was being paid by the respondent/industry for renewal of consent order. The Board has never taken any action against the respondent/industry for over a period of 30 years as the industry is strictly adhering to the pollution control norms in letter and spirit. As per the latest report of the Board dated 12.06.2012 no illegal discharges are found during the inspection with regard to the water pollution and the 65 KLD of water is totally reused and also recycling facilities are in place. Sewage Treatment Plant has been provided to treat the domestic wastewater and after treatment it is used for gardening within the premises. Hence, the respondent/industry seeks to dismiss the appeal.
8. The only point for determination in the appeal is whether the order of the Appellate Authority made in Appeal No. 6/2010 dated 25.03.23011 has to be set aside for all or any of the reasons putforth by the appellant and the order of the 1st respondent/Board in the appeal before the Appellate Authority dated 02.12.2011 has to be restored.
9. The arguments advanced on either side were heard. The averments made in the pleadings and all the documents, materials and in particular the judgment under challenge are looked into.
10. Admittedly, M/s. Visaka Industries Limited, the 1 st respondent herein an Asbestos Cement Products Manufacturing industry was established in the year 1985 and is a red category industry as per the classifications made under Schedule VIII annexed to the Notification issued by the MoEF, Government of India dated 20.12.1999. A consent order to operate the said industry was issued on 21.09.2001 which was valid upto 30.06.2002. It is not disputed by the Board that the respondent/industry has been applying for renewal of consent and no orders of renewal were passed. But, the Board has been accepting the fee for renewal of consent paid by the respondent/industry continuously. The application filed by the 5 respondent/industry for consent to operate the industry was returned by the Board by an order dated 28.12.2011 which was the subject matter of the Appeal No. 36/2012 before the Appellate Authority. The judgment by the Appellate Authority dated 15.09.2012 disposed of the appeal by setting aside the order of the Board and the matter was remitted back to the Board for considering the application of the respondent/industry subject to final outcome of the W.P.No. 19006 of 2012 in the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh. As stated above, the said writ petition by an order of the High Court was transferred to the Tribunal and taken as Application No. 16 of 2013 (SZ).
11. Assailing the judgment of the Appellate Authority, it is contended by the applicant Board that the respondent/industry is under red category as per the classification in the Notification dated 20.12.1999 issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests (for short 'MoEF') and the said industry is also recognised in the list of polluting industry as per G.O.Ms. No. 2, Environment, Science and Technology (Environment) Department dated 23.01.1995 of the Government of Andhra Pradesh since the said industry has high pollution potential. In view of the Government policy for shifting industries located within 10 km radius of the lakes there arose a necessity to issue a direction to the 1st respondent/industry to stop its activities and shift its location.
12. The Hon'ble Apex Court has also issued direction for shifting of industries located within 10 km radius from the lakes. In view of the decision of the Apex Court and G.O. Ms. No. 111 dated 08.03.1996 of the Government of Andhra Pradesh, various industries located within 10 km radius of the said lakes were identified and orders were also issued for their relocation. The 1st respondent/industry was being reviewed for its performance periodically. In a meeting held on 08.11.2010 by the Task Force Committee, the 1st respondent/industry was reviewed and suitable direction inter alia were issued to the industry on 31.12.2010 to stop all its activities in 6 the present premises by 31.07.2011 and shift to the alternate site provided by the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Corporation or any other place and also to furnish a bank guarantee for Rs.10,00,000/- (Rupees ten lakh) only and thus, the direction issued to the 1st respondent/industry for stopping activities and relocation was based on the sufficient reasons warranted by the circumstances and in view of the order of the Apex Court.
13. In order to substantiate the above, the learned counsel for the applicant took the Tribunal to G.O. Ms. No. 2, Environment, Science and Technology (Environment) Department dated 23.01.1995 and G.O. Ms. No. 111 dated 08.03.1996 of the Government of Andhra Pradesh. The judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court made in the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board Vs. M.V. Naidu reported in 2001(2) SCC 62 in support of the order passed by the Board. The learned counsel for the applicant relied on the report along with the observation made by the committee consisting of senior officers of the Board, who made the inspection of the industry in question on 19.11.2011. Countering all the above contentions, the counsel for the 1st respondent/industry would submit that the judgment of the Appellate Authority has to be sustained since it was thoroughly based on the report of the Board filed before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in 2/2002 and as well as the latest status report dated 04.03.2011 filed by the applicant before the Appellate Authority. Pointing to the report filed by the Board before the Apex Court, the counsel would submit that there was no water pollution caused by the 1st respondent/industry and that there are no boilers, furnaces except diesel generator sets which were occasionally used during power cut and there was no release of SO2/ NOX emission from the process of the 1st respondent/industry which were polluting the atmosphere. The latest report dated 04.03.2011 would clearly indicate that the emission level of 1st respondent/industry was within the prescribed parameters and there was no water pollution.
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14. While filing the writ petition the respondent Board in the writ petition has taken an untenable stand that subsequent to the impugned judgment by the Appellate Authority, the Board had constituted a committee to inspect the industry which made an inspection on 19.11.2011 and found that the industry was not meeting the standards which necessitated the Board to issue a show cause notice on 02.12.2011 and the hearing was held on 12.12.2011 and following the explanation submitted by the industry, the Board made another inspection on 03.03.2012 and filed a latest status report dated 12.06.2012 which fully supported the case of the 1st respondent/industry and never stood in favour of the applicant/Board. The 1 st respondent/industry has been in existence for more than 3 decades without any complaint from any quarters and nearly 500 employees are working in the industry, who were residing very close to the 1st respondent/industry, but no one has complained of any health issue or otherwise. The 1st respondent/industry has been subjected itself to periodic analysis of ambient air quality and report of the Government approved laboratory has certified that the 1st respondent/industry is adhering to the pollution norms.
15. Based on the report filed by the applicant/Board, the Appellate Authority set aside the order and strangely within 4 months from the report the Board reconstituted another committee to inspect the 1st respondent/industry as if it was operating beyond the pollution control norms. But, latest report has tacitly admitted the fact that the 1st respondent/industry is very well within pollution norms. The learned counsel took the Tribunal to the latest inspection report of the 1 st respondent/industry made by the Board. The Board cannot place any reliance on G.O. Ms. No. 111 dated 08.03.1996 with regard to the location of the industry within 10 km radius of both the lakes since the Hon'ble Apex Court directed the Board to file the report with regard to the existing industries. The Board in its report has clearly admitted the 1st respondent/industry does not have water polluting potential. All these 8 would be clearly indicative of the fact that the 1st respondent/industry is strictly adhering to all pollution control norms. Taking into consideration of all the above, the Appellate Authority has made the impugned judgment which has got to be sustained.
16. As could be seen from the available materials, the 1st respondent/industry is an asbestos cement products manufacturing industry falling under red category and is in existence from 1981. G.O. Ms. No. 111 dated 08.03.1996 of the Government of Andhra Pradesh speaks on the Government policy for shifting the industries located within 10 km radius of both the lakes in order to protect the same from pollution. The said Government order was taken up for consideration inter alia by the Apex Court in Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board Vs. M.V. Naidu reported in 2001(2) SCC 62 and the paragraph 75 of the judgment reads as follows:
" 75. The State of Andhra Pradesh is, therefore, directed hereby to identify those industries located within 10 km radius of these two lakes and to take action in consultation with the A.P. Pollution Control Board to prevent pollution to the drinking water in these two reservoirs. The State and the Board shall not permit any polluting industries within 10 km radius. A report shall be submitted to this Court by the State of Andhra Pradesh in this behalf within four months from today, in regard to the pollution or pollution potential of industries, if any, existing within 10 km of the lakes is received, the matter may be listed. Point 6 is decided accordingly."
17. Following the said order of the Apex Court, dated 01.12.2000, 02.08.2011 and 05.11.2001, an action taken report was filed by the Board dated 01.02.2002 and 9 the said report was accepted by the Apex Court with observations that no more order was required. The final part of the said action taken report reads as follows:
" Accordingly, the A.P. Pollution Control Board has initiated action as directed by the State Government and issued directions to 55 industries direction " not to manufacture any product without prior permission of the Board", issued closure orders to 13 additional industries, issued directions to 6 industries directing " not to start any process/product, which generate pollution" and issued directions to 5 pollution potential industries directing " not to start ny new process/product." The Action Taken Report (31 copies) of the Board is enclosed for information and necessary action."
18. The reading of the report would clearly indicate that the directions issued were to 55 industries. It is not made known by the applicant as to under what category of these 55 industries the 1st respondent/industry would fall. It is pertinent to point that the Apex Court in its order has directed the Andhra Pradesh Government to identify the industries located within 10 km radius of the lakes. It is true that the State Government and the Board were directed not to permit any polluting industries within 10 km radius and a report was to be filed within four months there from with regard to the polluting and pollution potential industries, if any existing within 10 km radius of the lakes. It remains to be stated that the Board never stated in the report that the 1st respondent/industry was a polluting or pollution potential industry, though, admittedly it is existing within 10 km radius of the lakes.
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19. It is not in controversy that the 1st respondent/industry was commenced in the year 1981 and the consent order dated 29.01.2001 was valid upto 30.06.2002. All applications filed for renewal of consent were kept by the Board without any orders either way. But, the Board was accepting necessary fees for every year. It is a matter of surprise to note that no notice was issued before the inspection made on 10.09.2010. At no point of time even before or after the passing of the G.O.No. 111 dated 08.03.1996 or after filing of the report pursuant to the direction of the Hon'ble Supreme Court, the 1st respondent/industry was found to be a polluting industry. The impugned order passed by the Board dated 31.10.2010 reads as follows:
1. The industry uses Asbestos fiber, cement, fly ash, cotton rock pulp and hard ground waste as raw material for producing asbestos cement sheets and accessories.
2. The industry uses about 80 KLD of water in the process for mixing the raw materials, 15 KLD for cooling make-up and 20 KLD for domestic purposes.
3. The industry generates about 65 KLD of process waste water and 20 KLD of domestic waste water.
4. The industry was collecting the process water into two numbers of conical tanks of capacity 1 lakh liters each and after settlement this water was reused into the process. The domestic waste water disposed into septic tank followed by soak pit.
5. The industry has provided bag filter and wet scrubber followed by chimney of height about 40 ft. to control the asbestos dust emissions emanated from the fibre mill. The industry has also provided cyclone dust collector to control cement dust emission from the site. 11
6. The industry generates solid wastes such as process sludge of 4 tonnes per annum and broken hard pieces of 685 tonnes per annum. They were collecting the process sludge and re-used in the process. The broken hard pieces were collected and recycled through the wet ball mills.
7. The industry has not acquired alternate site. The industry did not furnish any action plan for shifting the unit.
20. On the strength of the above, the impugned direction was given to stop all activities in the present premises by 31.07.2011 and to shift to the alternate site. It remains to be stated that the Board, though not satisfies with explanation of the 1 st respondent/industry, again caused an inspection to be made on 03.03.2012 and file a status report dated 12.06.2012 before the Appellate Authority. The following observations were made by the committee at the time of inspection of the 1st respondent/industry:
The industry has provided STP to treat the domestic waste water and after treatment it is used on land for gardening within the premises.
The industry has provided 3 Nos. of wet ball mill for grinding broken and waste asbestos cement sheets. After grinding, is reused into the process.
The industry provided 5 machines for cutting of broken pieces into small chips which is used for brick making. The industry also provided 4 brick manufacturing machines to make bricks with the waste asbestos chips.
The industry constructed storage area to store the broken asbestos pieces.
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21. The above would be clearly indicative of the fact that the 1st respondent/industry was fully adhering to all pollution control norms and entire water used in the industry is totally re-cycled and that illegal discharge was not found during the inspection and with regard to the water pollution, it is stated that 65 KLD of water was totally re-used and there were recycling facilities and STP has also been provided to treat the waste water and after treatment used for gardening within the premises.
22. The report of the applicant/Board made in Letter No. 2079/PCB/RO-I: SRD/2012-466 dated 12.06.2012 in paragraphs 9, 10 and 16 may be relevant to be pointed out here:
" 9. SOURCE AND CONTROL OF POLLUTION:
i. Source of water supply : Borewell ii. Water consumption (KLD) a) Process : 80 KLD b) Washings : Nil c) Boiler feed : Nil d) Cooling (make up) : 15 KLD e) Gardening/Irrigation : Nil f) Domestic : 20 KLD Total : 115 KLD iii. Waste water generation (KLD) a) Process : 65 KLD ( reused into the process) b) Washes : Nil c) Cooling bleed off : Nil d) Boiler blow down : Nil e) Re-generation : Nil f) Domestic : 20 KLD Total : 20 KLD 13 10. TREATMENT FACILITIES: a) Treatment units (please indicate : The industry has provided re-cycling names and sizes) facility consisting of 2Nos. of collection tanks- 85 KL each and 1 No. of settling tank- 50 KL. After settling in the settling tanks, the effluents are recycled into the process. The industry generates 25-30 KLD of domestic waste water. At present, the industry has provided STP to treat the domestic waste water and after treatment, it is used on land for gardening within the premises. b) Whether all the units of ETP are in operation, if not state the reasons. : -- c) Quantity of treated water reused(KLD) : 65 KLD d) Points of effluent (legal) sample collected : -- e) Points of disposal : At present, the industry has provided STP to treat the domestic water and after treatment it is used on land for gardening within the premises.
16. During inspection of the industry on 03.03.2012, it was observed that: The industry has provided STP to treat the domestic waste water and after treatment it is used on land for gardening within the premises. The industry has provided 3 Nos. of wet ball mill for grinding of broken and waste asbestos cement sheets. After grinding is reused into the process. The industry provided 5 machines for cutting of broken pieces into small chips which is used for brick making. The industry has also provided 4 brick manufacturing machines to make bricks with the waste asbestos chips. The industry constructed storage area to store the broken asbestos pieces. 14
28. Thus, it could be seen that the 1st respondent/industry is neither a water polluting industry nor a pollution potential industry. The contentions putforth on the side of the applicant/Board that the directions to stop the activities and for shifting was issued to the 1st respondent/industry only in view of the adherence to the order of Hon'ble Supreme Court cannot be countenanced. The Apex Court has issued a direction to find out and file a report in respect of all the industries situate within 10 km radius of the lakes, but directed the State/Board not to permit any polluting industries within 10 km radius. Hence, to sustain the above direction to stop and shift the 1st respondent/industry the applicant/Board must be able to show that the 1 st respondent/industry is a polluting or pollution potential industry. In the instant case, the 1st respondent/industry is shown to be situated within 10 km radius, but not as an industry polluting or with pollution potential. The Appellate Authority has correctly pointed out that the 1st respondent/industry is not at all a polluting industry to which the directions issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court with regard to the relocation of industries can be applied. The Appellate Authority has also pointed out the 1 st respondent/industry listed as Sl. No. 75 in the report though shown as falling under, red hazardous and 30 category, there was no water pollution from the industry, there was no emission of SO4 or NOX emission from the process, that there was no boiler or furnaces except diesel generator set which was occasionally used during power cut, that the industry is meeting the standards of pollution control norms. The contentions putforth by the 1st respondent/industry that the asbestos industry is kept under red category mainly due to the potential for occupational health hazards to those working in the industry and hence, the industry is to be exempted from the list of industries which are possible source of pollution threat to both the lakes has to be 15 accepted. The 1st respondent industry which came into existence in the year 1999 and operational all along was in the list for careful monitoring of its operations from the year 2002 onwards. But, no action was taken all along these years cannot but be due to the meeting and maintaining of the prescribed standards all these years.
29. As stated above, even the latest status report dated 04.03.2011 stood in support of the case of the 1st respondent/industry that the emission levels were within the prescribed levels and does not support the case of the applicant directing the 1 st respondent/industry to stop its activities and shift to alternate place.
30. Thus, the Tribunal is unable to find any reason or circumstances to interfere with the reasoned judgment of the Appellate Authority made in Appeal No. 6/2010. Hence, the application is dismissed.
No cost.
(Justice M. Chockalingam) Judicial Member (Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran) Expert Member Chennai, 26th November 2013 16


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public class BaseTransaction implements NamedByHash
An abstract class defining fields shared by all transaction types in the system.
| Constructor and Description |
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BaseTransaction(java.util.List<?> inputs,
java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.ContractState>> outputs,
Party notary,
java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> mustSign,
TransactionType type,
Timestamp timestamp)
An abstract class defining fields shared by all transaction types in the system.
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|---|---|
void |
checkInvariants() |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
java.util.List<?> |
getInputs()
The inputs of this transaction.
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java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> |
getMustSign()
Composite keys that need to be fulfilled by signatures in order for the transaction to be valid.
In a
class SignedTransaction this list is used to check whether there are any missing signatures. Note that
there is nothing that forces the list to be the correct list of signers for this transaction until
the transaction is verified by using LedgerTransaction.verify . |
Party |
getNotary()
If present,
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java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState> |
getOutputs()
Ordered list of states defined by this transaction,
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Timestamp |
getTimestamp()
If specified,
|
TransactionType |
getType()
Pointer to a class that defines the behaviour of this transaction
|
int |
hashCode() |
getId
public BaseTransaction(java.util.List<?> inputs, java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.ContractState>> outputs, Party notary, java.util.List<? extends net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> mustSign, TransactionType type, Timestamp timestamp)
An abstract class defining fields shared by all transaction types in the system.
inputs
- The inputs of this transaction.Note that in BaseTransaction subclasses the type of this list may change!outputs
- Ordered list of states defined by this transaction,along with the associated notaries.notary
- If present,the notary for this transaction.If absent then the transaction is not notarised at all.This is intended for issuance/genesis transactions that don't consume any other states and thus can'tdouble spend anything.mustSign
- Composite keys that need to be fulfilled by signatures in order for the transaction to be valid.
In a class SignedTransaction
this list is used to check whether there are any missing signatures. Note that
there is nothing that forces the list to be the correct list of signers for this transaction until
the transaction is verified by using LedgerTransaction.verify
.
It includes the notary key, if the notary field is set.
type
- Pointer to a class that defines the behaviour of this transaction:either normal,or"notary changing".timestamp
- If specified,a time window in which this transaction may have been notarised.Contracts can check thistime window to find out when a transaction is deemed to have occurred,from the ledger's perspective.public void checkInvariants()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
public int hashCode()
public java.util.List<?> getInputs()
The inputs of this transaction.
Note that in BaseTransaction subclasses the type of this list may change!
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.contracts.TransactionState> getOutputs()
Ordered list of states defined by this transaction,
along with the associated notaries.
public Party getNotary()
If present,
the notary for this transaction.If absent then the transaction is not notarised at all.This is intended for issuance/genesis transactions that don't consume any other states and thus can'tdouble spend anything.
public java.util.List<net.corda.core.crypto.CompositeKey> getMustSign()
Composite keys that need to be fulfilled by signatures in order for the transaction to be valid.
In a class SignedTransaction
this list is used to check whether there are any missing signatures. Note that
there is nothing that forces the list to be the correct list of signers for this transaction until
the transaction is verified by using LedgerTransaction.verify
.
It includes the notary key, if the notary field is set.
class SignedTransaction
,
LedgerTransaction.verify
public TransactionType getType()
Pointer to a class that defines the behaviour of this transaction
:either normal,or"notary changing".
public Timestamp getTimestamp()
If specified,
a time window in which this transaction may have been notarised.Contracts can check thistime window to find out when a transaction is deemed to have occurred,from the ledger's perspective.


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And hamlets creeping out of sight,
And cities full of wealth and might,
Must own the fatherhood of him
Whose glory Time can never dim.
All who can reckon Freedom’s worth
Would write across this whole broad earth,
With pen dipped in the golden sun,
The magic name of Washington!
If we can keep the rules he gave
This land he more than fought to save,
Our future fame will glisten forth
Grand as the winter-lighted North!
* * * * *
Look South!—where, in its coat of gray,
The broad Potomac creeps away,
And seeks the blue of distant skies;
But pauses where the great chief lies
Within his humble, hallowed tomb,
Amid Mount Vernon’s deathless bloom.
As glides this stream, the great course, past thee,
First to the bay, and then the sea,
So flowed thy life to rural rest,
Ere thou wast heaven’s eternal guest.
Oh strong, high man! Whose patriot heart
Climbed from all common greeds apart;
To whom men’s selfish ways were small,
As from this tower, serenely tall
(built that all years thy fame may know),
Men look while creeping there below!
How weak was power to thy clear gaze,
Builder of nations joined in one,
Kindler of splendors still to blaze,
Finder of glories just begun!
Live on, great sleeper! As this stone,
Highest from earth than man has known,
So shall be ranked thy solid worth,
Highest of heroes on the earth!
Happy, secure, and cherished name,
Love is the pillar of thy fame;
Thy praise comes from each patriot’s mouth,
Warm as the sunbeams of the South!
* * * *
Look east! The Nation’s Castle walls
Spread out in massive beauty now;
Their lofty dome and pictured halls
In homage to this summit bow.
Oh, well that from these placid lands
The marble spire obeisance win;
But for the one for whom it stands,
This chieftain-town had never been!

If at five thousand dizzy feet
This shaft the whirling clouds could meet,
Until our gaze for miles, might be,
To the uncrowned by royal sea,
’Twere not too much honor then,
To grant our crownless king of men.
You who the Nation’s laws indicte,
Look to this summit’s honest white,
Where, throned on walls that must endure,
Pure fame entreats you to be pure;
Until our glory be increased,
Like sunbeams from the dazzling East!
* * * *
Look West! There lie the hilly fields
Where brothers fought through days of dread,
Where mothers brooded o’er their dead,
And soil the thrift of carnage yields;
Where cannon roared and bullets sung,
Till every hillock had a tongue.
O Nation being and to be,
That silent blood speaks loud to thee!
God grant, if e’er our guns again
Must tear the quivering flesh of men,
The leaden hair-storm may be pressed
Against some foul invader’s breast—
Against some alien tribe and zone—
And not, as then, to kill our own!
May all the fruitful strives of peace
The thrilling bonds of love increase;
May yonder orb, in his quick change
From mountain range to mountain range,
From valley to rich valley o’er,
From river shore to river shore,
From wave to wave—may yonder sun
One Nation count, and only one;
Until he dips his fiery crest
Into the ocean of the West!
* * * *
Look up! The phantom clouds of gray—
Grim ghosts of storm—have passed away;
The veiling of the sky is done,
And downward shines the welcome sun.
He kindles grand and peaceful fires
Upon the city’s domes and spires;
He sends his strong magnetic flow
Through yonder moving throngs below.
Thou art, O sky serene and clear,
A symbol of our country here!
What land in all this world of pain,
This earth, where millions toil in vain,
Where famine, pestilence, and strife
Play careless games with human life,
Where Superstition clouds the soul,
And heartless brains sad hearts control—
What country, framed in frost of flowers,
Can see so clear a sky as ours?
Peace throws her mantle, broad and free,
O’er all who peaceable will be;
Plenty her sheltering flag doth wave
O’er those who will but toil and save;
Enlightenment each day shall rise
For all who do not cloud their eyes;
While Liberty from every race
Has made this land a refuge-place.
Let our deep thanks forever fly
Far as the reaches of the sky!


Quick start¶
The screencasts below demonstrate how to get started using mwarp1d and how to use its main features.
For additional details refer to the User manual
The screencasts below demonstrate how to get started using mwarp1d and how to use its main features.
For additional details refer to the User manual


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Input Slider x (normalized to worldWidth):
Input Slider y (normalized to worldHeight):
Input Slider width (resolution in pixels):
Input Slider height:
Input Slider rotation (degrees):
Input Slider worldWidth (pixels):
Input Slider worldHeight:
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Using Bean Validation
Validating input received from the user to maintain data integrity is an important part of application logic. Validation of data can take place at different layers in even the simplest of applications, as shown in Developing a Simple Facelets Application. The guessnumber example application validates the user input (in the h:inputText tag) for numerical data at the presentation layer and for a valid range of numbers at the business layer.
JavaBeans Validation (Bean Validation) is a new validation model available as part of Java EE 6 platform. The Bean Validation model is supported by constraints in the form of annotations placed on a field, method, or class of a JavaBeans component, such as a managed bean.
Constraints can be built in or user defined. User-defined constraints are called custom constraints. Several built-in constraints are available in the javax.validation.constraints package. Table 9-2 lists all the built-in constraints.
Constraint |
Description |
Example |
|---|---|---|
@AssertFalse |
The value of the field or property must be false. |
@AssertFalse boolean isUnsupported; |
@AssertTrue |
The value of the field or property must be true. |
@AssertTrue boolean isActive; |
@DecimalMax |
The value of the field or property must be a decimal value lower than or equal to the number in the value element. |
@DecimalMax("30.00") BigDecimal discount; |
@DecimalMin |
The value of the field or property must be a decimal value greater than or equal to the number in the value element. |
@DecimalMin("5.00") BigDecimal discount; |
@Digits |
The value of the field or property must be a number within a specified range. The integer element specifies the maximum integral digits for the number, and the fraction element specifies the maximum fractional digits for the number. |
@Digits(integer=6, fraction=2) BigDecimal price; |
@Future |
The value of the field or property must be a date in the future. |
@Future Date eventDate; |
@Max |
The value of the field or property must be an integer value lower than or equal to the number in the value element. |
@Max(10) int quantity; |
@Min |
The value of the field or property must be an integer value greater than or equal to the number in the value element. |
@Min(5) int quantity; |
@NotNull |
The value of the field or property must not be null. |
@NotNull String username; |
@Null |
The value of the field or property must be null. |
@Null String unusedString; |
@Past |
The value of the field or property must be a date in the past. |
@Past Date birthday; |
@Pattern |
The value of the field or property must match the regular expression defined in the regexp element. |
@Pattern(regexp="\\(\\d{3}\\)\\d{3}-\\d{4}") String phoneNumber; |
@Size |
The size of the field or property is evaluated and must match the specified boundaries. If the field or property is a String, the size of the string is evaluated. If the field or property is a Collection, the size of the Collection is evaluated. If the field or property is a Map, the size of the Map is evaluated. If the field or property is an array, the size of the array is evaluated. Use one of the optional max or min elements to specify the boundaries. |
@Size(min=2, max=240) String briefMessage; |
In the following example, a constraint is placed on a field using the built-in @NotNull constraint:
public class Name { @NotNull private String firstname; @NotNull private String lastname; }
You can also place more than one constraint on a single JavaBeans component object. For example, you can place an additional constraint for size of field on the firstname and the lastname fields:
public class Name { @NotNull @Size(min=1, max=16) private String firstname; @NotNull @Size(min=1, max=16) private String lastname; }
The following example shows a method with a user-defined constraint that checks for a predefined email address pattern such as a corporate email account:
@ValidEmail public String getEmailAddress() { return emailAddress; }
For a built-in constraint, a default implementation is available. A user-defined or custom constraint needs a validation implementation. In the above example, the @ValidEmail custom constraint needs an implementation class.
Any validation failures are gracefully handled and can be displayed by the h:messages tag.
Any managed bean that contains Bean Validation annotations automatically gets validation constraints placed on the fields on a JavaServer Faces application’s web pages.
See Validating Persistent Fields and Properties for more information on using validation constraints.
Validating Null and Empty Strings
The Java programming language distinguishes between null and empty strings. An empty string is a string instance of zero length, whereas a null string has no value at all.
An empty string is represented as "". It is a character array of zero characters. A null string is represented by null. It can be described as the absence of a string instance.
Managed bean elements represented as a JavaServer Faces text component such as inputText are initialized with the value of the empty string by the JavaServer Faces implementation. Validating these strings can be an issue when user input for such fields is not required. Consider the following example, where the string testString is a bean variable that will be set using input typed by the user. In this case, the user input for the field is not required.
if (testString==null) { doSomething(); } else { doAnotherThing(); }
By default, the doAnotherThing method is called even when the user enters no data, because the testString element has been initialized with the value of an empty string.
In order for the Bean Validation model to work as intended, you must set the context parameter javax.faces.INTERPRET_EMPTY_STRING_SUBMITTED_VALUES_AS_NULL to true in the web deployment descriptor file, web.xml:
<context-param> <param-name> javax.faces.INTERPRET_EMPTY_STRING_SUBMITTED_VALUES_AS_NULL </param-name> <param-value>true</param-value> </context-param>
This parameter enables the JavaServer Faces implementation to treat empty strings as null.
Suppose, on the other hand, that you have a @NotNull constraint on an element, meaning that input is required. In this case, an empty string will pass this validation constraint. However, if you set the context parameter javax.faces.INTERPRET_EMPTY_STRING_SUBMITTED_VALUES_AS_NULL to true, the value of the managed bean attribute is passed to the Bean Validation runtime as a null value, causing the @NotNull constraint to fail.


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Migrations can tend to be a little painful at the best of times, but IE just sometimes enjoys adding to the mix. Version 6.028xxx was causing us quite a few headaches yesterday. For some reason that version of the browser refused to store cookies and hence prompted users to log in over and over again for each page request. We eventually figured out that it was the temporary domain name we were using:some_domain.domain.com. Pervious versions of IE simply truncated the domain name at the first "_" and set the cookie quite happily. This version apparently decided that this was not valid and rejected it. There you go something else to remember.


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which way does your compass point?
Discuss a time you had an emotional conflict with someone. What was it about? What happened?
A few years back I had a pretty heated arguement with a roommate about how much noise he would make at certain parts of the day and how I only need him to be relatively quiet for a couple of hours each day.
What was the source of the conflict?
A disagreement over what was an acceptable volume for music.
How did you handle that conflict?
He decided he was being quiet enough regardless of what I said, so I begain to be overly loud during other parts of the day when it was clear he preferred the quiet.
Did your actions make the conflict better or worse?
Worse, which was the whole point.
If you could go back, what would you do differently, if anything?
Probably pick a different roommate because we disagreed about a lot of other things and he was not a very clean person. However, I also agree that I intentionally aggravated the situation because I was not happy with it.
What did you learn from this experience?
More flies with sugar than vinegar. Also to pick roommates who had more similar schedules.


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basic data types in R Supporting tagline
R has five basic or “automic” classes of object
- character
- numeric (real number)
- integer
- complex
- logical(True/False)
The basic object is a vector
- A vector can only contain objects of the same class
- BUT : The one exception is a list, which is represented as a vector but can contain objets of differents classes (indeed, that’s usually why we use them)
Empty vectors can be created with the vector()
function
vector() 函数有两个基本参数
*the class of the objects *the length of the vector
Numbers
- Numbers in R a generally treated as numeric object (i.e. double precision real numbers)
- If you want an integer, you need specify the L suffix (ex: 1L)
- There is a special number Inf which represents infinity
- The value NaN represents an undefined value (“not a nubmer”); e.g. 0/0; NaN can also be thought of as a missing value
Attributes
R objects can have attributes * names,dimnames * dimensions (e.g. matrices, arrays) * class * length * other user-defined attributes/metedata
Attributes of an object can be accessed using the attributes()
function.
Entering Input
At the R prompt we type expressions. The <- symbol is the assignment operator.
The # character indicates a comment. Anything to the right of the # is ignored.
Creating Vectors
The c()
function can be used to create vectors of objects.
x <- (0.5, 0.6) ## numeric
x <- (T, F) ## logical
x <- 9:29 ## integer
x <- c(1+0i, 2+4i) ## complex
When different objects are mixed in a vector, coercion occurs so that every element in the vector is of the same class.
y <- c(1.7,"a") ## character
y <- c(TRUE,2) ## numeric
y <- c("a",TRUE) ## character
Using the vector()
function
` x <- vector (“numeric” , length=10)`
Explicit Coercion
Objects can explicitly coerced from one class to antoher using the as.*
function, if available.
x <- 0:6
as.numeric(x)
as.logical(x)
as.character(x)
Matrices
Matrices are vectors with a dimension attribute. The dimension attribute is itself an integer vector of lenght 2 (nrow,ncol)
m <- matrix (nrow=2,ncol=3)
Matrices are constructed column-wise, so entries can be though of starting in the “upper left” comer and running down the columns.
m <- matrix (1:6, nrow=2, ncol=3)
Matrices can also be created directly from vectors by adding a dimension attribute.
m <- 1:10
dim(m) <- c(2,5)
cbind-ing and rbind-ing
Matrices can be created by column-binding or row-binding with cbind()
and rbind()
.
x <- 1:3
y <- 10:12
Lists
Lists are special type of vector that can contain elements of different classes. Lists are a very important data type in R .
x <- list(1,"a",TRUE, 1+4i)
Factors
Factors are used to represent categorical data. Factors can be unordered or ordered. One can think of a factor as an integer vector where each integer has a label.
* Factors are treated specially by modelling functions like lm()
and glm()
* Using factors with labels is better than using integers because factors are self-describing; having a variable that has values “Male” and “Female” is better than a variable that has values 1 and 2.
x <- factor (c("yes","yes","no","yes","no"))
Levels : no yes
table(x)
unclass(x)
The order of the levels can be set using the levels
argument to factor()
.This can be important in linear modeling because the first level is used as the baseline level.
x <- factor(c("yes","yes","no","yes","no"), levels= c("yes","no"))
Missing Values
Missing values are denoted by NA or NaN for undefined mathematial operations.
is.na()
is used to test objects if they are NAis.nan()
is used to test for NaN- NA values have a class also, so there are integer NA, character NA, etc.
- A NaN value is also NA but the converse is not true.
Data Frames
Data frames are used to store tabular data
- They are represented as special type of list where every element of the list has to have same length
- Each element of the list can be thought of as a column and the length of each element of the list is the number of rows
- Unlike matrics, data frames can store different classes of objects in each column (just like lists); matrices must have every element be the same class
- Data frames also have special attribute called row.names
- Data frames are usually created by calling
read.table()
orread.csv()
- Can be converted to a matrix by calling
data.matrix()
x <- data.frame (foo =1:4,bar = c(T,T,F,T))
nrow(x)
ncol(x)
Names
R objects can also have names, which is very useful for writing reabable code and self-describing objects.
x <- 1:3
names(x)
NULL
names(x) <- c("foo","bar","norf")
names(x)
Lists can also have names.
x <- list( a=1,b=2,c=3)
matrices
m <- matrix (1:4, nrow=2 ,ncol=2)
dimnames(m) <- list(c("a","b"),c("c","d"))


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| EV3ColorSensor |
EV3 color sensors
The digital EV3 Color Sensor distinguishes between eight different colors. |
| EV3GyroSensor |
EV3 Gyro sensors
The digital EV3 Gyro Sensor measures the sensors rotational motion and changes in its orientation. |
| EV3IRSensor |
EV3 Infra Red sensors
The digital EV3 Infrared Seeking Sensor detects proximity to the robot and reads signals emitted by the EV3 Infrared Beacon. |
| EV3TouchSensor |
Lego EV3 Touch sensors
The analog EV3 Touch Sensor is a simple but exceptionally precise tool that detects when its front button is pressed or released. |
| EV3UltrasonicSensor |
Lego EV3 Ultrasonic sensors
The EV3 Ultrasonic sensors measures distance to an object in front of the sensors. |


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obviously had i stayed more and last but not least the schedule.


This example shows how to let this plugin to auto decide which coordinate to use.
As you saw in the previous example page, there are currently 2 coordinates supported by this plugin:
- Default: which displays arrows and at the left and the bottom sides.
- Rectangular: which displays 2 lines across the origin point.
Besides you specify a fixed type of coordinates, you can pass "auto" to the flot's options under coordinate object like this:
var options = { coordinate: { type: "auto" } };
Then this plug in will show a "Rectangular" coordinate if the origin is inside the viewport, other wise it will show a "Default" coordinate. Check out this feature by panning or zooming on the above chart!


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- [2018-] Fellow, The Alan Turing Institute
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- [2014-2016] Postdoctoral Researcher MRC Biostatistics Unit and EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute. Mentors: Sylvia Richardson and John Marioni
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- [2004-2008] BSc Student, Department of Statistics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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- Society membership: International Society for Bayesian Analysis, Royal Statistical Society
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'Ronaldinho Was Better Than CR7 & Messi'
by Kurt BuckerfieldSuperstars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are widely considered by many to be two of the greatest players of all time, but a certain Premier League star has now claimed Ronaldinho was better than the pair of them.
10 Players Who Left Real Madrid Because Of Ronaldo
The FC Barcelona captain and Juventus striker are often compared to one another, and are also discussed as being among the best footballers ever to have kicked a ball.
Chelsea and Brazil international Willian, however, believes his compatriot Ronaldinho was even more talented than them.
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"Ronaldinho was the best of all time. Better than Messi and Cristiano," he said, according to the Daily Mirror.
"They score goals, but what Ronnie did was incredible. He was amazing on the field and also scored.
"As a fan of his, I have to say that he left Barcelona too soon.
"If he had kept up the level a couple of years, he would have won many more Ballons d'Or."


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2C-I |
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Took: 20 mg powder 2C-I (4-Iodo 2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine) 3:00 pm. orally in a gelcap stored in a refrigerator.
Prep: Read extensively about psychadelics in general and 2C-I specifically, recruited two other psychadelic virgins to come along, fasted for sixteen hours beforehand, brought musical instruments, fruit, lights, etcetera to the dorm room we were playing in.
Personal History: I have never done any psychadelics before, only a bunch of marijuana and some light drinking. I also smoke cigarettes, and take Adderall during finals week.
Brief Description: I would describe this as having a slow, subtle build up; at first it just feels as though I am enthusiastic about the world, everybody around me, my wonderful friends, and then the bottom falls out and it's okay. Huge creative impulses; we recorded an entire album's worth of listenable material, and a bunch of paintings and drawings during four or five hours of very intense tripping. The come down was okay; I felt sociable, but I really really wanted to sleep. The insomnia was comparable to my experience with adderal, except I was less able to form coherent sentances.
Setting: Mostly a dorm room, with some brief excursions outdoors and to a couple parties well past peak. I found said parties very distasteful, and realized I would much rather hang out in a dorm room with friends or relax outdoors. Nature was amazingly marvelous.
Details:
3:30: Down that gelcap with K. He is still high from smoking marijuana the previous evening, which might explain his reaction. We get a call from our mutual friend S, who woke up with a bloody handprint on her wall and no memory of the previous evening due to heavy drinking. We pay her a visit. Still feeling baseline, though there is some placebo excitement, jitteriness.
4:00: Talking with S. Wonderful conversation. We watch cartoons, talk, and I think that the drugs are not working. Twenty dollars down the drain, we think.
No.
4:30: We eat bagels, and I realize that I am in for a ride. The texture, the shape, the tiny ridges, the fine grain of the bread. The cream cheese is hillarious. S decides that we look like we're having fun and asks for some of what we get.
5:00: Definitely mostly gone, my everything I can see starts shaking and the texture of the popcorn ceiling is swimming. Loud conversation. Screaming music. Huge empathy with S and K, I care about other human beings far more than I usually do. I play my guitar, and feel far more powerful than the situation warrants, but a wah pedal is amazing. Music is outrageous, we're listening to the Boredoms and related side projects. I can feel it in my bones, my skull, my brain. I can almost see it. Tremendous time distortion, two minutes feels like an hour, then twenty minutes feels like seven seconds. Sometimes I feel like I am twelve again, but then sometimes I feel like I am nine-hundred and sixty-nine.
5:30: S still feels nothing, so she goes to dinner in the dining hall. We tried to stop her, but were unable to make enough sense to stop her.
6:00: While S is gone, I go to the bathroom, an entirely new sensation. My reflection is visible dully in the blue bathroom door, and it is swimming in and out. Awesome. I get back, we talk about how we hope S is having fun, and realize that we've both had a lot of sex with her. We are having so much fun, it doesn't matter, so this was the best possible time to figure that out.
6:30: S comes back, and is totally cracking up and having fun. We watch a movie, entitled, Gay Niggers From Outer Space. It makes lots of sense, surprisingly.
8:00: I feel able to control my actions. We visit friends on other halls, order pizza, etcetera.
9:00--->4:00: I try to go to sleep and fail repeatedly, so go out for walks, visit friends, have conversations, reevaluate all my relationships, and appreciate nature immensely. I figure out a lot of things I have been doing wrong, and figure out how to fix them; for example, I have smoked a bowl or two of marijuana a day for almost the past month, and that needs to stop; I'm very powerfully stimulated, almost the complete opposite of 2C-I's frantic happy energy, and the idea of going in to that lethargic dullness of pot no longer sounds appealing. I try and do sexual things with S, but am just too physically worn out; however, cuddling, hugging, and any skin contact just feels amazing. We have a great conversation about our mutual personal histories, and tell a lot of stories that we otherwise would have been too self-conscious to tell otherwise. Finally, drift off at four in the morning.
Overall, this was a very physical, drug; I felt very motivated to draw and produce music, but only because the sensation of looking and hearing resonated so strongly throughout my sense of touch. I moved very fast, and felt that amphetamine sociability, but with a much more elegant comedown. I really could've gone for a good dance party. The visuals weren't so overwhelming as I had expected, but they were still tremendously memorable, especially for a psychadelic virgin such as myself. Some negative thought loops briefly, but I've experienced those on marijuana and know how to deal with them.
Also, a very empathic, person-based drug; while wandering from place to place, I was amazingly sensitive to the attitude of those surrounding me, their relationship to myself, their approval or disapproval of psychadelics, and so forth. Lots of really wonderful conversations, and I had sunglasses to hide the massive pupil dialation. I felt a real compulsion to tell truth, and my tripping buddies did as well. I feel far, far closer to both S and K.
I felt no real compulsion to reach wide, overreaching philisophical breakthroughs, even though I tend toward that sort of thing in sober life. Rather, I just realized a bunch of simple truths about my lifestyle and relationships with other humans, and how to change the parts of said truths that I found distateful. The most profound of these realizations is my drug addiction, which is now completely under control.
This is a drug to be treated with awe and respect; I can envision what a negative trip would be like, and would never wish that on anybody. I will always be very very sure that I set my atmosphere to be pleasant, happy, and with people I trust explicitly.
I really, really think that this is a great introduction to hard drugs; I didn't experience any of the stomach discomfort reported by others, (unlike mushrooms) the oneset was gentle and the comedown was smooth, the peak was over in the first six hours so I wasn't stuck hallucinating for eighteen (unlike acid), and I did not feel any physical withdrawl or addiction (unlike amphetamines/heroin).
Have fun out there.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Tickets go on sale for Emirates Airline Dubai Jazz Festival 2020
Bag your tickets now to see Lionel Richie, OneRepublic and Lauryn Hill
by Tim SkinnerThe full line-up has been unveiled for the Emirates Airline Dubai Jazz Festival 2020, presented by MasterCard.
We now know that the 2020 edition of the annual festival, now in its 18th year, will be headlined by former singer of the Fugees, Ms Lauryn Hill, R&B and soul legend Lionel Richie, and California pop-rockers OneRepublic.
And before the dust of excitement has had a chance to settle, it’s time to get all excited again because tickets for the festival have just gone on sale, with prices starting from Dhs350 per concert.
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS TO EMIRATES AIRLINE DUBAI JAZZ FESTIVAL 2020
Here’s what you can expect during the 2020 edition of the Emirates Airline Dubai Jazz Festival, presented by MasterCard:
Ms Lauryn Hill – Wednesday February 26
The singer used to front hip hop three-piece the Fugees, and broke solo with what is, to date, her only solo album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill in 1998. Hill will be opening proceedings at the festival on Wednesday night, with support coming British jazz and soul singer songwriter Bruno Major.
One of the greatest voices of the last 30 years, she will be performing live in Dubai on Wednesday February 26, so expect hits from the Fugees era, such as Killing Me Softly With His Song, plus this absolute classic.
Doo Wop (That Thing)
Killing Me Softly With His Song
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS TO EMIRATES AIRLINE DUBAI JAZZ FESTIVAL 2020
Lionel Richie – Thursday February 27
On Thursday February 27, legendary soul, pop and R&B singer Lionel Richie will be joining the bill, and he’s going to be bringing some absolutely massive tunes like All Night Long, Hello Dancing on the Ceiling and so, so, so many more.
With support coming from jazz fusion band Spyro Gyra, Richie will treat fans to some of the biggest hits from his more than 40-year career, hopefully including tracks from his time with The Commodores, as well as his glittering solo career.
All Night Long
Hello
CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS TO EMIRATES AIRLINE DUBAI JAZZ FESTIVAL 2020
OneRepublic – Friday February 28
Completing the bill are California pop-rockers, who will be closing the Dubai Jazz Festival 2020 on Friday February 28.
The American band are known for absolutely massive hit Apologize, originally released in 2006, but remixed by Timbaland to gain the band even more recognition in 2007 and send them to the top of singles charts around the world.
The band headlined the Dubai Jazz Festival back in 2013, so they’re back for their first appearance in Dubai in seven years.
Apologize
Love Runs Out
Tickets are available now for the festival, with prices starting from Dhs350 per concert, but various additional packages are up for grabs, including an all-inclusive drinks and between 6pm and 10.30pm of each concert.
Get your tickets from www.800tickets.com now.
From Dhs350. Feb 26-28, 2020. Dubai Media City Amphitheatre, www.800tickets.com, www.dubaijazzfest.com
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There are 9 unique HTTP methods, but I have chosen the 6 most frequently used to hide the flags. You get a part when you make a successful HTTP request with that method. If you want to know all 9 you can check the summaries Here
GET
This method is what your browser sends to get the content of a web page or the requested resource.POST
This method is used to send data to a specific destination. An example of this is a login form uses a POST
method to submit your username and password to the server. When you send this request you should include a body after the request headers.OPTIONS
This method is used to find out which HTTP methods a resource expects.HEAD
This method returns only the headers from a GET
request. This is a fast way for checking status codes before continuing a long part of a script.PUT
This method writes data to the requested resource. This is useful to write your own exploit code.DELETE
This method deletes the specified resource.The easiest way to do this is with a graphical program like Postman. But if you want to be a 1337 h4x0r you can use a command line tool called curl
like so: curl -X [HTTP METHOD] www.google.com
or the python requests library or pwntools
All methods that can have a body check that the body is not null so make sure you send any data. If you're using curl look into the -d flag.


import {PasswordModule} from 'primeng/primeng';
Password is applied to an input field with pPassword directive.
<input type="password" pPassword />
A model can be bound using standard ngModel directive.
<input type="password" pPassword [(ngModel)]="property"/>
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| promptLabel | string | Please enter a password | Text to prompt password entry. |
| weakLabel | string | Weak | Text for a weak password. |
| mediumLabel | string | Medium | Text for a medium password. |
| strongLabel | string | Strong | Text for a strong password. |
| feedback | boolean | true | Whether to show the strength indicator or not. |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| ui-password-panel | Container of password panel |
| ui-password-meter | Meter element of password strength |
| ui-password-info | Text to display strength |
None.

Password

<input pPassword type="password"/>


Welcome to Waketag. If this is your first time using Waketag, stick an NFC tag somewhere away from your bed. Waketag can be set up using the 'Settings' tab. Remember not to swipe Waketag away in the task manager or close it, since this may prevent the alarm from working.


Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro boasts penta camera array with impressive 108MP sensor and up to 50x zoom
by Manuel VonauXiaomi and Samsung have been teasing a new 108MP camera module for quite some time now and shared that they're working together to bring the first 100MP+ phone to the market. This device has now been introduced as the Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro. Other than the 108MP sensor, it sports four more lenses on its back, making it look almost as ridiculous as the Nokia 9 PureView. The phone is coming to international markets as the Mi Note 10.
An artistic (over-)representation of the Note 10's/CC9 Pro's zooming capabilities.
The f/1.7 108MP Samsung Isocell Bright HMX is accompanied by both a short and a long telephoto with an aperture of f/2.0 and 12 and 8MP, respectively. An ultra-wide f/2.2 20MP lens and an f/2.4 2MP macro round out the package and should provide owners with ample options to photograph anything they'd possibly want to — this collection of lenses allows for 10x optical zoom and 50x additional digital zoom.
Let's hope the software can make good use of all these different hardware pieces. The phone does top DxOMark's camera testing chart already, though you should take its results with a healthy dose of skepticism (seriously, loads of it). Still, there's one interesting tidbit the company found in its test. The 108MP lens only outputs 27MP images because it bins together four pixels as one during processing. This is supposed to reduce noise and make photos sharper, but you're also not getting full 108MP results.
Specs
| Display | 6.47-inch 2340x1080 FHD+ curved OLED, 398 PPI, 19:9 |
| Software | MIUI 11 |
| CPU | Snapdragon 730G |
| RAM | 6GB/8GB |
| Storage | 128GB/256GB |
| Battery | 5170mAh minimal / 5260mAh typical, fast charging up to 30W |
| Rear cameras | Primary – 108MP, f/1.7, OIS (27MP output resolution) Short telephoto – 12MP, f/2.0, 2PD, 1.4µm Long telephoto – 8MP, f/2.0, OIS Ultra-wide – 20MP, f/2.2 Macro – 2MP f/2.4 lens, close focus from 2 to 10cm |
| Front camera | 32MP |
| Connectivity | USB-C, 3.5mm headphone jack, IR blaster, NFC, Dual-SIM |
| Miscellaneous | Optical in-display fingerprint reader |
| Measurements | 157.8mm x 74.2mm x 9.67mm |
| Colors | Black, white, green |
| Price | 6GB/128GB CNY 2,800 (~$400) |
Other than that, the phone seems like a fairly standard device sitting between other 2019 flagship and mid-rangers. It comes with Snapdragon's first "gaming" chip, the 730G, 6 or 8GB of RAM, and 128GB or 256GB of storage while checking most of the boxes that need to be checked in a smartphone these days: USB Type-C, an optical in-display fingerprint reader, an IR blaster, NFC, dual-SIM, and even a 3.5mm headphone jack are all on board. Wireless charging is missing from this list, but with the 5260mAh battery fully rechargeable within 65 minutes thanks to an included 30W power brick, you should be able to get over it.
In China, sales start on November 11 while in Europe, the phone is yet to be officially introduced as the Mi Note 10 during an event in Spain tomorrow. The CC9 Pro will be available in three tiers: A 6GB RAM / 128GB storage version for CNY 2,800 (~$400), an 8GB/128GB variant for CNY 3,100 (~$445), and an 8GB/256GB model going for CNY 3,500 (~$500).
Via:
XDA Developers,
DxOMark


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Import a course
Use this page to import a course that has previously been exported from this tool. The file must be zipped.


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| Fix styling of dropdown's in dark mode | 19 days |
| Use "prefers-color-scheme" to automatically switch to Dark Mode | 21 days |
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| Add configuration options to allow filtering of self-owned repositories | 7 days |
| replace Moment.js with Luxon | 9 days |
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| Add support for jsonnet-bundler files | 10 days |
| Add support for prometheus push gateway to indexer | 14 days |


About Me
Hello there! My name is Alex Alban, I'm the person in that picture! I also wrote this whole webpage. That's what I do, I'm training to be a full stack Web Developer- designing and coding websites and their functions. I am currently living in Austin, Texas, having performed a variety of tech/management related jobs over the course of my career. With 2020 being what is is, I chose to refocus my passion for technology into diving deep into learning what makes these wonderous things work together- programming and coding.


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Name: continue
Input: Multiple paths.
Output: Set of groups.
Definition: Short description of the function, style of the old system manual
Argumentlist:
Argument No 1 (required) Path with group as last component.
Argument No 2 (required) Path with element as last component.
Argument No 3 (required) Path with element as last component as character string.
Argument No 4 (optional) Altlist:
Argument No 5 (optional) Number.
Argument No 6 (optional) Keyword:
Discussion: Detailed explanation and examples


How to create a new Website
- Clone your repository
- create a file called index.html and add code in
- Validate the code
- create a file called main.css and add code in
- Validate the code
- Start the development server using python -m SimpleHTTPServer
- Type localhost:8000 into the browser to check
- push the files you created
- Start the production server- sftp username@cmis-hsteacher
- Change the directory of the sftp using cd public_html.
- then, put(upload) index.html and main.css separately


public class LambdaSolve
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected double |
eps
Only used in the IIS optimization routines.
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protected byte[][] |
fnumArr
This contains the number of features active for each pair (x,y)
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protected double[] |
ftildeArr
This is an array of empirical expectations for the features
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double[] |
lambda
These are the model parameters that have to be learned.
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protected boolean[] |
lambda_converged
Only allocated and used in the IIS optimization routines.
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protected Problem |
p |
protected double[][] |
probConds
Conditional probabilities.
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boolean |
weightRanks |
protected double[] |
zlambda
Normalization factors, one for each x.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LambdaSolve() |
LambdaSolve(Problem p1,
double eps1,
double nerr1) |
LambdaSolve(java.lang.String filename)
Reads the lambda parameters from a file.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
checkCorrectness()
Check whether the constraints are satisfied, the probabilities sum to one, etc.
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static double |
divide(double first,
double second)
Given a numerator and denominator in log form, this calculates
the conditional model probabilities.
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double |
expectedValue()
Each pair x,y has a value in p.data.values[x][y]
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protected double |
fnum(int x,
int y) |
double |
GainCompute(Feature f,
double errorGain)
Computes the gain from a feature.
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double[] |
getDerivatives()
assuming we have the lambdas in the array and we need only the
derivatives now.
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double[] |
getDerivativesExpectedValue()
assuming we have the probConds[x][y] , compute the derivatives for the expectedValue function
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double[] |
getDerivativesLossDomination()
Using the arrays calculated when computing the loss, it should not be
too hard to get the derivatives.
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double[] |
getDerivativesNeg()
assuming we have the lambdas in the array and we need only the
derivatives now.
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void |
improvedIterative()
Iterate until convergence.
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void |
improvedIterative(int iters)
Does a fixed number of IIS iterations.
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double |
logLikelihood() |
double |
logLikelihoodNeg()
Calculate the log-likelihood from scratch, hashing the conditional
probabilities in pcond, which we will use later.
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double |
logLikelihoodScratch()
calculate the log likelihood from scratch, hashing the conditional
probabilities in pcond which we will use for the derivative later.
|
double |
lossDomination()
calculate the loss for Dom ranking
using the numbers in p.data.values to determine domination relationships in the graphs
if values[x][y]> values[x][y'] then there is an edge (x,y)->(x,y')
|
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
With arguments, this will print out the lambda parameters of a
bunch of .lam files (which are assumed to all be the same size).
|
double |
pcond(int y,
int x) |
void |
print()
Print out p(y|x) for all pairs to the standard output.
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static double[] |
read_lambdas(java.io.DataInputStream rf)
Read the lambdas from the stream.
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void |
readL(java.lang.String filename)
Read the lambdas from the file.
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static void |
save_lambdas(java.io.DataOutputStream rf,
double[] lambdas)
Writes the lambdas to a stream.
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void |
save_lambdas(java.lang.String filename)
Writes the lambda feature weights to the file.
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void |
setBinary() |
void |
setNonBinary() |
void |
transformValues()
This is a specialized procedure to change the values
of parses for semantic ranking.
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public double[] lambda
protected boolean[] lambda_converged
protected double eps
protected Problem p
protected double[][] probConds
protected double[] zlambda
protected byte[][] fnumArr
protected double[] ftildeArr
public boolean weightRanks
public LambdaSolve(Problem p1, double eps1, double nerr1)
public LambdaSolve(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- File to read frompublic LambdaSolve()
public void setNonBinary()
public void setBinary()
public void transformValues()
public void improvedIterative()
public void improvedIterative(int iters)
iters
- Number of iterations to runpublic double pcond(int y, int x)
protected double fnum(int x, int y)
public boolean checkCorrectness()
public double GainCompute(Feature f, double errorGain)
public void print()
public void save_lambdas(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- The file to write the weights to.public static void save_lambdas(java.io.DataOutputStream rf, double[] lambdas)
public void readL(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- The file to read frompublic static double[] read_lambdas(java.io.DataInputStream rf)
rf
- Stream to read from.public double logLikelihood()
public static double divide(double first, double second)
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
args
- command line argumentspublic double logLikelihoodNeg()
public double logLikelihoodScratch()
public double[] getDerivatives()
public double[] getDerivativesNeg()
public double expectedValue()
public double[] getDerivativesExpectedValue()
public double lossDomination()
public double[] getDerivativesLossDomination()


SSL Certificate Manager
The following certificates have been generated by the proxy.
Green ones (
) indicate accepted certificates.
Click on the red ones (
) to accept its certificate on the browser.
$commonDomain is required for proper functioning of Sahi.


Use this tool to find the ideal timetable for next semester
Find the optimal timetable in a few simple steps
You have {{ numPossibleTimetables }} possible timetables. To find your ideal timetable, we're going to need a little more information
Order the below list in terms of what's important to you, most important first.
Generating timetables
Auto generation found {{ numRefinedPossibleTimetables }} possible timetables with {{ ( 0 + fewestSecondsClashing) | secondsToHours }} hours of unavoidable clashes.
This took {{ examineDuration }} seconds.
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Mallet Engine
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Entity-Component based game engine, written in Java.
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Public Member Functions | |
| void | addQuery (final QueryInterface _interface) |
| Entity | queryForEntity (final String _queryName, final Settings _query) |
| ArrayList< Entity > | queryForEntities (final String _queryName, final Settings _query) |
| void | addEntity (final Entity _entity) |
| void | removeEntity (final Entity _entity) |
| void | clear () |
Protected Attributes | |
| HashMap< String, QueryInterface > | queryInterfaces = new HashMap<String, QueryInterface>() |
The Query System was designed to allow the developer to search the Entities of a GameState in a range of optimal ways depending on what the GameState required.
It contains different ways in how a developer could search the Entities, what queries are available is dependant on which ones the developer adds to the system.
| void com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.addEntity | ( | final Entity | _entity | ) |
| void com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.addQuery | ( | final QueryInterface | _interface | ) |
| ArrayList<Entity> com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.queryForEntities | ( | final String | _queryName, |
| final Settings | _query | ||
| ) |
Return an Entities Based Specify a Query by _queryName And use _query to denote the specific criteria the Query will use to search for the Entities
Implements com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.SearchInterface.
| Entity com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.queryForEntity | ( | final String | _queryName, |
| final Settings | _query | ||
| ) |
Return an Entity Based Specify a Query by _queryName And use _query to denote the specific criteria the Query will use to search for the Entity
Implements com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.SearchInterface.
| void com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.removeEntity | ( | final Entity | _entity | ) |
HashMap<String, QueryInterface> com.linxonline.mallet.entity.query.QuerySystem.queryInterfaces = new HashMap<String, QueryInterface>() [protected] |
HashMap horribly slow to iterate over, possibly replace with a tree structure?


Create a file named my-codelab.md
. Open this file with your favorite editor (most of them have Markdown syntax hightlighting)
On the top of the file, add some metadata about the codelab (id, summary, category, authors, etc.).
With the first level Markdown heading
, define the name of the codelab.
summary: Write a codelab with Google codelab tool suite
id: docs
categories: Meta
tags: beginner
status: Published
authors: Benjamin Petetot
Feedback Link: https://petetot.netlify.com
# Write a codelab with Google codelab tool suite
Then use second level Markdown heading
to defined the codelab structure and the different steps.
<!-- ------------------------ -->
## Overview (Step 1)
Duration: 1
### What You'll Learn
- How to write the codelab with markdown.
- How to generate the HTML static files of the codelab.
- How to deploy it.
### Prerequisites
- Docker
- A Markdown Editor
<!-- ------------------------ -->
## Overview (Step 2)
Duration: 12
### What You'll Learn
- How to write the codelab with markdown.
- How to generate the HTML static files of the codelab.
- How to deploy it.
### Prerequisites
- Docker
- A Markdown Editor
Duration
is a metadata to give an estimated duration of each step.
Finally, the third level Markdown heading
defines different chapters in a step.
You can find the complete Codelab Formatting Guide explaining a codelab structure in markdown.
Lot of features are available, you can:
We will use claat (Codelabs as a Thing) to generate HTML files from our Markdown file.
To avoid installing Go
, I made a light docker image to use claat.
First install the image:
docker pull bpetetot/claat
Execute claat:
docker container run -it -v $(pwd):/app bpetetot/claat export my-codelab.md
You now have generate the codelab as HTML.
When you are working on the codelab, you can serve it on localhost:
docker container run -it -p 9090:9090 -v $(pwd):/app bpetetot/claat serve -addr <IP_ADDRESS>:9090 my-codelab.md
Now you have a full HTML static codelab, you can deploy it with your hosting provider:
Now you can create amazing codelabs and documentation. 🎉


Dear {{title}} {{name}},
I prepared a logo for your empire. Just have a look and give me a feedback.
 Assassinated!
I used Psychohistory to build a nice forecast about
the probability you'll die in the next years. Please, find in attach a few data
related to this forecast. Have fun!
Sincerely,
Hari.
--
Hari Seldon
Professor Emeritus of Psychohistory at Streeling University on Trantor.
Director of the Psychohistory Research Project.
Executive Editor of the Encyclopedia Galactica.
Creator of the Foundation.


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Classification of input climate variables. |
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Historic patterns of climate predictors, namely (a) total pr ... |
| Fig 3 |
Scenario-based comparisons of (a) precipitation data, and (b ... |
| Fig 4 |
Scenario-based comparisons of (a) minimum temperature, and ( ... |
| Fig 5 |
Schematic of our proposed approach. The gray boxes represent ... |
| Fig 6 |
Plot of fitted versus observed values of total end-use consu ... |
| Fig 7 |
Plot of observed versus fitted values of total end-use consu ... |
| Fig 8 |
Residual plots for (a) the residential sector and (b) commer ... |
| Fig 9 |
Ranking of variable importance in predicting end-use residen ... |
| Fig 10 |
Partial dependencies of the top six key predictors of (a) mi ... |
| Fig 11 |
Ranking of variable importance in predicting end-use residen ... |
| Fig 12 |
Partial dependencies of the top six key predictors: (a) year ... |
| Fig 13 |
Dot-plot showing the scenario-based comparison of the total ... |


Please help - can't kill the Floater!
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anonymous
I've been using Synergy for a year or so, and have always used the floater. But I decided that I don't want to use it anymore. The problem is that I can't kill it. I even went so far as to uninstall Synergy and then search my HD for anything called "synergy," which I deleted. I emptied my trash, logged out and back in... and still the floater appears. This is driving me nuts! What can I do?
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Greg Hurrell
Perhaps you've installed a third-party application which displays a floater?
A much easier way to remove Synergy than searching your hard drive is to run the Synergy installer and click "Uninstall".
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anonymous
Nope, this is the only iTunes-related app I've ever installed, and it's most definitely the Synergy floater -- it's quite recognizable! What's exceptionally strange is that when I installed 1.6 this morning, it let me configure the Floater -- the same one I can't kill! -- but when I selected to turn the Floater off, again it refused. I did run the uninstaller before searching my hard drive -- (I just ran another uninstall, btw, from the installer of 1.6, no dice). This is insane. As I mentioned before, I've been using Synergy since it was beta, would that have anything to do with this?
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Greg Hurrell
No, the beta wouldn't have anything to do with it. Why don't you get in touch with me via email so that you can give me some more diagnostic information?
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Page Demo Suffix Array
Given a sequence $s$, a suffix array is an array containing start positions of all suffices of $s$ in lexicographical order. A suffix array can simply be used to find all occurrences of an arbitrary substring $t$ in $s$ in O(|t|*log(|s|)).
SeqAn contains various suffix array construction algorithms like the Skew algorithm (J. Karkkainen and P. Sanders, "Simple Linear Work Suffix Array Construction", 2003), a more efficient modification of the Skew algorithm (difference cover of 7), external memory Skew algorithms, the prefix-doubling algorithm (U. Manber and G. Myers, "Suffix arrays: A new method for online string searching", 1993), the algorithm of Larsson and Sadakane (N.J. Larsson and K. Sadakane, "Faster Suffix Sorting", 1999), and a quicksort based algorithm.
The following example constructs a suffix array using the modified Skew algorithm and searches the interval of suffices beginning with $t="l"$. The start positions of these suffices are the occurences of $t$, which are outputted at last. This is only an example for createSuffixArray and similar functions. For an index based substring search better use the more generic Finder class (see @Demo.Index Finder@ demo).
///A tutorial about suffix arrays. #include <iostream> #include <seqan/index.h> using namespace seqan; int main() { String<char> text = "hello world!"; String<char> pattern = "l"; String<unsigned> sa; //Build a suffix array using the Skew7 algorithm. resize(sa, length(text)); createSuffixArray(sa, text, Skew7()); //Search the interval of suffices beginning with the pattern. Pair<unsigned> hitRange; hitRange = equalRangeSA(text, sa, pattern); //Output the suffix indices, i.e. the occurrences of the pattern. for (unsigned i = hitRange.i1; i < hitRange.i2; ++i) std::cout << sa[i] << " "; std::cout << std::endl; return 0; }
weese@tanne:~/seqan$ cd demos weese@tanne:~/seqan/demos$ make index_sufarray weese@tanne:~/seqan/demos$ ./index_sufarray 9 2 3