v01-Introduction_to_singleCellTK.Rmd
The Single Cell Toolkit (SCTK) is an interactive scRNA-Seq analysis package that allows a user to upload raw scRNA-Seq count matrices and perform downstream scRNA-Seq analysis interactively through a web interface, or through a set of R functions through the command line. The package is written in R with a graphical user interface (GUI) written in Shiny. Users can perform analysis with modules for filtering raw results, clustering, batch correction, differential expression, pathway enrichment, and scRNA-Seq study design, all in a simple to use point and click interface. The toolkit also supports command line data processing, and results can be loaded into the GUI for additional exploration and downstream analysis.
You can download the release version of the Single Cell Toolkit in Bioconductor v3.7:
if (!requireNamespace("BiocManager", quietly=TRUE))
install.packages("BiocManager")
BiocManager::install("singleCellTK")
For the majority of users, the commands above will install the latest version of the singleCellTK without any errors. Rarely, you may encounter an error due to previously installed versions of some packages that are required for the singleCellTK. If you encounter an error during installation, use the commands below to check the version of Bioconductor that is installed:
if (!requireNamespace("BiocManager", quietly=TRUE))
install.packages("BiocManager")
BiocManager::version()
If the version number is not 3.7 or higher, you must upgrade Bioconductor to install the toolkit:
BiocManager::install()
After you install Bioconductor 3.7 or higher, you should be able to install the toolkit using BiocManager::install("singleCellTK")
. If you still encounter an error, ensure your Bioconductor packages are up to date by running the following command.
BiocManager::valid()
If the command above does not return TRUE
, run the following command to update your R packages:
BiocManager::install()
Then, try to install the toolkit again:
BiocManager::install("singleCellTK")
If you still encounter an error, please contact us and we’d be happy to help.
The Single Cell Toolkit uses a SingleCellExperiment object to store data matrices along with annotation information, metadata, and reduced dimensionality data (PCA, t-SNE, etc.).
Example data is available within the app. To get started, simply run the singleCellTK function:
library(singleCellTK)
singleCellTK()
To upload count matrices and annotation information stored as text files, run the singleCellTK function:
library(singleCellTK)
singleCellTK()
Then, follow data upload instructions in the “Upload Tab” vignette.
To create a SingleCellExperiment object, we have provided the createSCE()
function:
library(singleCellTK)
data("mouseBrainSubsetSCE")
counts_mat <- assay(mouseBrainSubsetSCE, "counts")
sample_annot <- colData(mouseBrainSubsetSCE)
row_annot <- rowData(mouseBrainSubsetSCE)
newSCE <- createSCE(assayFile = counts_mat, annotFile = sample_annot,
featureFile = row_annot, assayName = "counts",
inputDataFrames = TRUE, createLogCounts = TRUE)
Once a SingleCellExperiment object is created, the object can be loaded directly from the R console:
singleCellTK(newSCE)
To help you get started with the SCTK, we have prepared several vignettes in two categories: interactive analysis and R console analysis.
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The Light Princess
by George MacDonald
Story 14: “This Is Very Kind of You”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1864
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: Scotland
- Source: MacDonald, G. (1864). The Light Princess. London, England: Hurst and Blackett.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.0
- Word Count: 1,941
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: 19th century literature, british literature, childrenõs literature, fairy tales, the light princess
- ✎ Cite This
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The prince went to dress for the occasion, for he was resolved to die like a prince.
When the princess heard that a man had offered to die for her, she was so transported that she jumped off the bed, feeble as she was, and danced about the room for joy. She did not care who the man was; that was nothing to her. The hole wanted stopping; and if only a man would do, why, take one. In an hour or two more everything was ready. Her maid dressed her in haste, and they carried her to the side of the lake. When she saw it she shrieked, and covered her face with her hands. They bore her across to the stone, where they had already placed a little boat for her. The water was not deep enough to float in, but they hoped it would be, before long. They laid her on cushions, placed in the boat wines and fruits and other nice things, and stretched a canopy over all.
In a few minutes the prince appeared. The princess recognised him at once, but did not think it worth while to acknowledge him.
“Here I am,” said the prince. “Put me in.”
“They told me it was a shoeblack,” said the princess.
“So I am,” said the prince.  Put me in.”
The courtiers did not resent his bluntness, except by saying to each other that he was taking it out in impudence.
But how was he to be put in? The golden plate contained no instructions on this point. The prince looked at the hole, and saw but one way. He put both his legs into it, sitting on the stone, and, stooping forward, covered the corner that remained open with his two hands. In this uncomfortable position he resolved to abide his fate, and turning to the people, said:
“Now you can go.”
The king had already gone home to dinner.
“Now you can go,” repeated the princess after him, like a parrot.
The people obeyed her and went.
Presently a little wave flowed over the stone, and wetted one of the prince’s knees. But he did not mind it much. He began to sing, and the song he sang was this:
“As a world that has no well,
Darkly bright in forest dell;
As a world without the gleam
Of the downward-going stream;
As a world without the glance
Of the ocean’s fair expanse;
As a world where never rain
Glittered on the sunny plain;—
Such, my heart, thy world would be,
If no love did flow in thee.
“As a world without the sound
Of the rivulets underground;
Or the bubbling of the spring
Out of darkness wandering;
Or the mighty rush and flowing
Of the river’s downward going;
Or the music-showers that drop
On the outspread beech’s top;
Or the ocean’s mighty voice,
When his lifted waves rejoice;—Such,
my soul, thy world would be,
If no love did sing in thee.
“Lady, keep thy world’s delight,
Keep the waters in thy sight
Love hath made me strong to go,
For thy sake, to realms below,
Where the water’s shine and hum
Through the darkness never come.
Let, I pray, one thought of me
Spring, a little well, in thee;
Lest thy loveless soul be found
Like a dry and thirsty ground.”
“Sing again, prince. It makes it less tedious,” said the princess.
But the prince was too much overcome to sing any more, and a long pause followed.
“This is very kind of you, prince,” said the princess at last, quite coolly, as she lay in the boat with her eyes shut.
princess looking left
“I am sorry I can’t return the compliment,” thought the prince, “but you are worth dying for, after all.”
Again a wavelet, and another, and another flowed over the stone, and wetted both the prince’s knees; but he did not speak or move. Two—three—four hours passed in this way, the princess apparently asleep, and the prince very patient. But he was much disappointed in his position, for he had none of the consolation he had hoped for.
At last he could bear it no longer.
“Princess!” said he.
But at the moment up started the princess, crying:
“I’m afloat! I’m afloat!”
And the little boat bumped against the stone.
“Princess!” repeated the prince, encouraged by seeing her wide awake and looking eagerly at the water.
“Well?” said she, without looking round.
“Your papa promised that you should look at me, and you haven’t looked at me once.”
“Did he? Then I suppose I must. But I am so sleepy!”
“Sleep, then, darling, and don’t mind me,” said the poor prince.
“Really, you are very good,” replied the princess. “I think I will go to sleep again.”
“Just give me a glass of wine and a biscuit first,” said the prince, very humbly.
“With all my heart,” said the princess, and yawned as she said it.
She got the wine and the biscuit, however, and leaning over the side of the boat towards him, was compelled to look at him.
“Why, prince,” she said, “you don’t look well! Are you sure you don’t mind it?”
“Not a bit,” answered he, feeling very faint indeed. “Only I shall die before it is of any use to you, unless I have something to eat,”
“There, then,” said she, holding out the wine to him.
“Ah! you must feed me. I dare not move my hands. The water would run away directly.”
“Good gracious!” said the princess; and she began at once to feed him with bits of biscuit and sips of wine.
As she fed him, he contrived to kiss the tips of her fingers now and then. She did not seem to mind it, one way or the other. But the prince felt better.
“Now, for your own sake, princess,” said he, “I cannot let you go to sleep. You must sit and look at me, else I shall not be able to keep up.”
“Well, I will do anything to oblige you,” answered she, with condescension; and, sitting down, she did look at him, and kept looking at him with wonderful steadiness, considering all things.
The sun went down, and the moon rose, and, gush after gush, the waters were rising up the prince’s body. They were up to his waist now.
“Why can’t we go and have a swim?” said the princess. “There seems to be water enough just about here.”
“I shall never swim more,” said the prince.
“Oh, I forgot,” said the princess, and was silent.
So the water grew and grew, and rose up and up on the prince. And the princess sat and looked at him. She fed him now and then. The night wore on. The waters rose and rose. The moon rose likewise higher and higher, and shone full on the face of the dying prince. The water was up to his neck.
 The nonchalance was all gone now.
“Yes, I will,” answered the princess, and kissed him with a long, sweet, cold kiss.

He did not speak again. The princess gave him some wine for the last time: he was past eating. Then she sat down again, and looked at him. The water rose and rose. It touched his chin. It touched his lower lip. It touched between his lips. He shut them hard to keep it out. The princess began to feel strange. It touched his upper lip. He breathed through his nostrils. The princess looked wild. It covered his nostrils. Her eyes looked scared, and shone strange in the moonlight.  The princess gave a shriek, and sprang into the lake.
She laid hold first of one leg, and then of the other, and pulled and tugged, but she could not move either. She stopped to take breath, and that made her think that he could not get any breath. She was frantic. She got hold of him, and held his head above the water, which was possible now his hands were no longer on the hole. But it was of no use, for he was past breathing.
Love and water brought back all her strength. She got under the water, and pulled and pulled with her whole might, till at last she got one leg out. The other easily followed. How she got him into the boat she never could tell; but when she did, she fainted away. Coming to herself, she seized the oars, kept herself steady as best she could, and rowed and rowed, though she had never rowed before. Round rocks, and over shallows, and through mud she rowed, till she got to the landing-stairs of the palace. By this time her people were on the shore, for they had heard her shriek. She made them carry the prince to her own room, and lay him in her bed, and light a fire, and send for the doctors.
“But the lake, your highness!” said the chamberlain, who, roused by the noise, came in, in his nightcap.
“Go and drown yourself in it!” she said.
This was the last rudeness of which the princess was ever guilty; and one must allow that she had good cause to feel provoked with the lord chamberlain.
Had it been the king himself, he would have fared no better. But both he and the queen were fast asleep. And the chamberlain went back to his bed. Somehow, the doctors never came. So the princess and her old nurse were left with the prince. But the old nurse was a wise woman, and knew what to do.
They tried everything for a long time without success. The princess was nearly distracted between hope and fear, but she tried on and on, one thing after another, and everything over and over again.
At last, when they had all but given it up, just as the sun rose, the prince opened his eyes.


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Hi,
I have finaly get some time to build my first emontx kit.
But it seems I have failed it. Going throught the step by step with picture howto, I arrive at step 19 for test it and the voltage I have is : 0 instead of 3.3V
This is the first time I use a solder kit since 20 years in school. And my hands are always a little shaking without control.
Now I'm a little lost, I don't see from where it can be, my job looks bad and maybe I damage the card ?
I put a picture, can give other if it's usefull for someone.
Thanks,
Cédric
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
The picture
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
Chances are that you have a short circuit from one of the solder pins to the surrounding copper.
I can see from your photo Quite a few likely shorts, and they need to be cleaned up before going any further.
You may be able to remove some of the splattered solder with a small screwdriver, but probably the best way would be to carefully reheat the joint, with a little fresh solder/flux.
Paul
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
Are the usb connector pins soldered properly - in piccie looks like those pins are potentiallu not connected to copper ? Under N in word North maybe a short ?
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
I too can see quite a few places that are suspect. In general, there's too much solder on many of the joints. Next time ( ! ), buy thinner gauge solder - yes, I know it's easy to say that after the event.
If you have excess solder on a joint or a solder bridge, I find the best tool is a solder sucker. Others prefer a solder wick, but I've never had much success with that. Both are available from the usual places. Like any tool, it needs a bit of practice to use effectively and for that, I suggest you get some stripboard and a bag if cheap resistors or the like. The size is much bigger than the emonTx and you'll find it easier. Solder a few joints, then get most of the solder off. Once you've removed the surplus, you can remake the joint.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desoldering is worth reading, and there are on-line videos (search for "use desolder pump").
Where are you in the world?
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
I too looked at it and since you say you are a beginner, I will not string you up :-D
I took your pic and put red dots on where I could see potential problems...
Joints with to little solder it simple enough, you reheat and apply a little more solder...
The once with to much you have to remove the solder... as robert says its more like religion what you use.
the wiki link from robert descripes very good how you remove things
this one might also be usefull... shows a few bad solderings and more background info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldering
some guides say to cut leads after soldering... there is a risk to this: you will send a chock through the joint when cutting.. and you leave the end of the lead open.. what i do is the cut the lead just a bit longer than needed and bend it so it lies flat against the board without falling off.
this link shows many good solder joint so you have something to aim for: https://www.google.dk/search?q=good+solder+joint&noj=1&tbm=isch&tbo=u&so...
and always have a wet sponge to clean the tip :-) and if you have a joint with only tiny excess solder you can get away with cleaning the tip and heat up the joint and wipe the tip clean a few times... (don't overdo it)
hope it helps
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
Ok, I will give a global answer as everyone here give me good clues :)
Yes, right this is my first soldering since school so don't kick me by seeing the picture :)
First of all, I'm in France in Angers (west, near Nantes) if anyone is near and ready to help, I will welcome him.
For Robert : I prefer solder wick I think.  But I remember in school we use solder wick, and I go buy some and this I get it working (yes, what you see on picture is maybe making your eyes bleed but it was worth before on some point)
For boelle : thank you for your picture, I will try to get some time to check
Will give you news
Re: Anyone can help me with a soldering going bad way ?
Hi Cedric,
I'm with you on using solder wick, a pump in inexperienced hands means you could end up with lifted pads, I'm willing to help although I'm in England, If you get really stuck I can resolder the board and test it for you if you want, for the postage cost, just send me a PM,
Good luck Rich.


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Liam Hemsworth ‘Deserves Much Better’ Following Miley Cyrus Split Says Sister-In-Law Elsa Pataky
by Shakiel MahjouriElsa Pataky is defending her brother-in-law Liam Hemsworth following his split from his estranged wife Miley Cyrus.
The world was shocked when Cyrus was spotted making out with Brody Jenner’s ex Kaityln Carter, right after the announcement the “Malibu” singer’s split from Hemsworth after less than a year of marriage. Pataky, who is married to “Avengers: Endgame” star Chris Hemsworth, opened up to Hola! magazine about the breakup.
“My brother-in-law, well… After a relationship that you’ve dedicated ten years to, he’s a little bit down, but he’s coping well,” she shared. “He’s a strong boy and he deserves the best, I think he deserves much better.”
Hemsworth and Cyrus were romantically involved as early as 2009. They met on the set of “The Last Song” and dated on-and-off for three years. In 2012, they announced their engagement before calling it off the next year.
Cyrus confirmed in Oct. 2016 that they got re-engaged. The couple tied the knot on 23 December 2018 at their home in Nashville, Tennessee. Cyrus announced their separation on August 10 and Hemsworth filed for divorce 11 days later, citing irreconcilable differences.


leash/1
[development]leash(
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Starts leashing on the ports given by Mode.
[all]
or list of one of [call,exit,redo,fail,exception]
, must be ground
Either the atom
all
, or a list of the ports to be leashed..
The leashing mode only applies to procedures that do not have spypoints on them, and it determines which ports of such procedures are leashed. By default, all five ports are leashed. On arrival at a leashed port, the debugger will stop to allow you to look at the execution state and decide what to do next. At unleashed ports, the goal is displayed but program execution does not stop to allow user interaction.
instantiation_error
domain_error
| ?- leash([]).
turns off all leashing; now when you creep you will get an exhaustive trace but no opportunity to interact with the debugger. You can get back to the debugger to interact with it by pressing ^c t.
| ?- leash([call,redo]).
leashes on the Call and Redo ports. When creeping, the debugger will now stop at every Call and Redo port to allow you to interact.


| 1 |
Lavi_1994 |
Polarity of processes with Golgi apparatus in a subpopulation of type I astrocytes |
Lavi, Ehud; Wang, Qian; Stieber, Anna; Gonatas, Nicholas K. |
1994 |
1994-06-06 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7111168 |
7922504.0 |
10.1016/0006-8993(94)91327-7 |
qg2pb884 |
0.612964 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013 |
Fu_J_2000, UNKNOWN_1991 |
| 2 |
Young_1999 |
Reevaluating the effect of Brefeldin A (BFA) on ganglioside synthesis: the location of GM2 synthase cannot be deduced from the inhibition of GM2 synthesis by BFA |
Young, William W.; Allende, Maria Laura; Jaskiewicz, Ewa |
1999 |
1999-07-23 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7108590 |
10362838.0 |
10.1093/glycob/9.7.689 |
32xmjh5k |
0.589374 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, UNKNOWN_1993 |
UNKNOWN_1991, UNKNOWN_1990, UNKNOWN_1995 |
| 3 |
UNKNOWN_1992 |
Hepatitis B surface antigen assembles in a post-ER, pre-Golgi compartment |
None |
1992 |
1992-09-02 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC2289601 |
1522109.0 |
|
qasgn7s9 |
0.512507 |
UNKNOWN_1995, UNKNOWN_1987, Wang_2013, UNKNOWN_1993 |
|
| 4 |
Liang_2016 |
CSFV proliferation is associated with GBF1 and Rab2 |
Liang, Wulong; Zheng, Minping; Bao, Changlei; Zhang, Yanming |
2016 |
2016-12-29 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7091326 |
28229964.0 |
10.1007/s12038-016-9659-0 |
275wut5u |
0.512256 |
Belov_2010, UNKNOWN_1995 |
UNKNOWN_1994 |
| 5 |
UNKNOWN_1992 |
O-glycosylation of intact and truncated ribophorins in brefeldin A- treated cells: newly synthesized intact ribophorins are only transiently accessible to the relocated glycosyltransferases |
None |
1992 |
1992-06-01 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC2289488 |
1577870.0 |
|
4pv1zu1g |
0.481326 |
UNKNOWN_1987, UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, UNKNOWN_1993 |
Fu_J_2000 |
| 6 |
UNKNOWN_1991 |
PtK1 cells contain a nondiffusible, dominant factor that makes the Golgi apparatus resistant to brefeldin A |
None |
1991 |
1991-06-01 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC2289003 |
1710224.0 |
|
phhouevh |
0.477728 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, Jonker_2018 |
UNKNOWN_1994, Melin_1995, UNKNOWN_1996 |
| 7 |
UNKNOWN_1990 |
Compartmentation of the Golgi complex: brefeldin-A distinguishes trans- Golgi cisternae from the trans-Golgi network |
None |
1990 |
1990-09-01 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC2116293 |
2167898.0 |
|
47k2yobm |
0.461225 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, Jonker_2018, UNKNOWN_1993, UNKNOWN_1992 |
UNKNOWN_1995, UNKNOWN_1996, UNKNOWN_1994 |
| 8 |
Mades_2012 |
Role of Human Sec63 in Modulating the Steady-State Levels of Multi-Spanning Membrane Proteins |
Mades, Andreas; Gotthardt, Katherina; Awe, Karin; Stieler, Jens; Döring, Tatjana; Füser, Sabine; Prange, Reinhild |
2012 |
2012-11-15 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC3499540 |
23166619.0 |
10.1371/journal.pone.0049243 |
j8ebslif |
0.365731 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, Jonker_2018 |
Fu_J_2000, UNKNOWN_1994 |
| 9 |
UNKNOWN_1994 |
Clathrin-dependent localization of alpha 1,3 mannosyltransferase to the Golgi complex of Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
None |
1994 |
1994-11-01 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC2120240 |
7962051.0 |
|
mch4wbui |
0.353507 |
UNKNOWN_1995, Wang_2013, UNKNOWN_1993, Jonker_2018, UNKNOWN_1992 |
UNKNOWN_1996 |
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Belov_2010 |
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lassign - Assign list elements to variables
lassign list varName ?varName ...?
This command treats the value list as a list and assigns
successive elements from that list to the variables given by the
varName arguments in order. If there are more variable names
than list elements, the remaining variables are set to the empty
string. If there are more list elements than variables, a list of
unassigned elements is returned.
An illustration of how multiple assignment works, and what happens
when there are either too few or too many elements.
lassign {a b c} x y z ;# Empty return
puts $x ;# Prints "a"
puts $y ;# Prints "b"
puts $z ;# Prints "c"
lassign {d e} x y z ;# Empty return
puts $x ;# Prints "d"
puts $y ;# Prints "e"
puts $z ;# Prints ""
lassign {f g h i} x y ;# Returns "h i"
puts $x ;# Prints "f"
puts $y ;# Prints "g"
The lassign command has other uses. It can be used to create
the analogue of the
“shift”
command in many shell languages like this:
set ::argv [lassign $::argv argumentToReadOff]
lindex, list, lset, set
assign, element, list, multiple, set, variable
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Monitor Control
I’ve got a Mac Mini and this is hooked up to a LG 27UL850-W and Dell S2421NX monitor. They’re both setup on my desk, with the LG as my main monitor and the Dell as a secondary monitor off to the side.
When using the desktop, I’ve always missed the ability to adjust the screen brightness easily within macOS using the keyboard, like you can on the MacBook and generally any Windows laptop. I’d resolved myself to using the clunky menus that come with the monitors to adjust this myself.
This was until I found Monitor Control.
Software Control
Monitor Control allows for controlling the screen brightness using software. The software itself is free and open source and runs natively on Apple Silicon processors and works on Intel Macs1.
Once installed, it picked up both of my screens.
And I’m then able to control the brightness using the keyboard without any issues2.
I can even change keyboard shortcuts if I wanted to and play around with the settings.
It even has a nice menu bar icon to control brightness if so required, though I find the standad keyboard buttons to be more than sufficient.
Overall I’m happy with the software - it works and allows me to adjust the brightness on the fly, without having to navigate the menus on the individual monitor. I find myself manually adjusting the brightness more often now to suit my environment and therefore can only help my eyes and eye strain.
As I don’t use an Apple display and it’s a desktop, this works out nicely to get the functionality of MacBooks, but at the comfort of my desk.
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iMac users shouldn’t need to use this, unless they want to control the brightness of a second attached monitor. ↩
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The exclamation mark indicates that brightness is controlled by gamma table manipulation or shade, as the monitor is plugged in via HDMI and macOS blocks the DDC signal via HDMI for whatever reason. And no, I don’t know what gamma table manipulation is, but it dims the screen! ↩


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My Name is Isaias Del Mundo, I have 11 plus years of experience in automotive industry performing hands-on failure analysis on Powertrain electronics and batteries.
During covid-19 I was laid off from zoox and decided to go back to school to take web developer classes becuase I've always find it intriguing. I believe this will open a lot of oppertunity in the future.


Accordion / Header Buttons
{{group.name}} Content
An example on how to create a custom header with buttons in Accordion directive. Each group shows a title and three buttons, that when clicked will perfrom a different action:
- recycle - shows a popup message
- lock - locks the corresponding group and prevents it from expanding
- delete - removes the corresponding group from the Accordion
The Accordion header is fully customizable, you can add any custom content using HTML elements or other directives.


Koala is a project I worked on near the end of college that aimed to bring fully automatic workout tracking to health clubs. The idea came from the proliferation of wearable fitness devices that count steps and track exercises like running while requiring almost no user input. Health club members that lift weights or use cardiovascular equipment, on the other hand, have to manually enter the data from their workout. This may not seem like such an inconvenience, but when you think about someone running on the treadmill at many different speeds and incline levels over a period of time, or doing several sets of weightlifting, each time with a different weight and number of repetitions, entering the data manually becomes prohibitively cumbersome.
My solution was to build a device that would remain attached to a particular piece of equipment, track all of the workouts performed on it, and transmit the data to whomever was using it at a given time. I prototyped a version of the device that would augment a weight machine, and built a small wooden model of a weight machine for testing. The device attaches itself to the top weight in a stack of weights and uses an accelerometer to detect when the weights are lifted. It also uses a small amount of circuitry attached to each of the weights below it to determine, for each repetition, how many weights have been lifted. The circuitry attached to each weight is supported by foam inserts that ensure that each weight, even if slightly misaligned, will maintain reliable electrical contact with its neighbors.
At the top of the weight stack, next to the accelerometer, is a bluetooth-enabled microcontroller that transmits workout data whenever the user requests it via a companion iOS app. I prototyped a simple version of the app with only a calendar page for viewing prior workouts and the bluetooth protocol for receiving and processing workout data. As part of the design intent that workout tracking should require as little of the user's time and effort as possible, I made sure that all data collection could be done without even unlocking the iPhone.


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The Tmote Sky platform is a wireless sensor board from Moteiv. More...
The Tmote Sky platform is a wireless sensor board from Moteiv.
It is an MSP430-based board with an 802.15.4-compatible CC2420 radio chip, a 1 megabyte external serial flash memory, and two light sensors. Contiki was ported to the Tmote Sky by Björn Grönvall as part of the RUNES project. The Tmote Sky port was integrated into the Contiki build system in March 2007.
The platform-specif source code for the Tmote Sky port can be found in the directories platform/sky and cpu/msp430 in the Contiki source tree. Code for writing to the on-chip flash ROM is in the cpu/msp430/flash.c and code for reading and writing to the external flash is the file platform/sky/dev/xmem.c. Code for reading the light sensors is in platform/sky/dev/light.c.
The serial/USB port is read from and written to with either the code in cpu/msp430/dev/uart1.c or platform/sky/slip_uart1.c, depending on weather or not the Tmote Sky is running TCP/IP or not.
There are currently two CC2420 drivers in the Contiki source code, core/dev/simple-cc2420.c (a really simple CC2420 driver) and core/dev/cc2420.c (a more feature-rich CC2420 driver).
More information about the Tmote Sky, including data sheets, can be found at Moteiv's web site: http://www.moteiv.com


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The marina monitors VHF channel 9 permanently and skippers are advised to call up the harbour before entering. The port office is in the control tower on the port side as one enters, at the end of the inner mole by the reception dock. Yachts can clear in during office hours, 0800-1900 seven days a week, all formalities being completed in the control tower. Outside of hours, yachts should wait at the reception dock.
Puerto de Los Gigantes is dwarfed by the sheer cliffs of Los Gigantes.
Beware of constantly moving sands inside the harbour. For this reason it is not advisable to enter outside office hours as they are then unable to advise you on a safe approach to the visitors' berths.


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'Florida man’ browser extension pokes fun at Trump, Sunshine State
by Nicole DarrahPresident Trump has become the ultimate "Florida man."
The 45th president — a born-and-bred New Yorker — announced Thursday he's moving his official residence from New York City to Palm Beach, Fla., citing the way he's been treated in the Empire State by the Democratic politicians in charge at the city and state levels.
Palm Beach is the location of Trump's Mar-a-Lago club, which he's used frequently as a getaway during his presidency.
To commemorate the East Coast address change, Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" created a browser extension that changes all references of Trump's name to "Florida man." The phrase "Florida man" has become an infamous descriptor for males involved in all sorts of crazy or absurd news in the Sunshine State (yes, "Florida woman" exists, too). An Internet meme that's spawned all sorts of social media offshoots, it's typically used at the start of headlines and stories about crazy events that, for some reason, keep happening in Florida.
Using the extension on Google Chrome and Firefox, Trump's Twitter handle becomes "@realFloridaMan" instead of his signature @realDonaldTrump."
FLORIDA MAN DRESSED AS TRUMP AT HALLOWEEN FAIR ALLEGEDLY PUNCHED IN FACE BY 14-YEAR-OLD
"Florida man is the 45th and current president of the United States," the president's Wikipedia page reads with the extension. "Florida man was born and raised in the New York City borough of Queens, and received a B.S. degree in economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania."
But Trump isn't the only target of the replacements. Because one of the president's sons also bears his name, Donald Trump Jr., the browser extension works on him, too.
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Consider the following function:
function autocompleteKey(E){
var e = core.findTarget(E,"INPUT");
var k = core.isIE?E.keyCode:E.which;//E.charCode;
if(core._isSpecialKey(k))return true; // take no action, let the keystroke surface
core.inputReplaceSelection(e, String.fromCharCode(k));
var len = e.value.length;
var m = core._autocompleteMatch(e.value, e._autocompleteList, e.casesensitive);
if(m>=0){
e.value = e._autocompleteList[m];
core.inputSelectRange(e, len, e.value.length);
if(e.onautocomplete)e.onautocomplete(m); // returns index in list
}
if(E && E.preventDefault)E.preventDefault(); // for moz
return false; // for non moz
};
Compressing with obfuscation will yield something like:
function Dg0(E){var r1a=l6q.TO4(E,"INPUT");var k03=l6q.vN6?E.C7Q:E.x3l;if(l6q.Br5(k03))return true;l6q.d8C(r1a,String.fromCharCode(k03));var K74=r1a.value.length;var w2J=l6q.KYr(r1a.value,r1a.guW,r1a.KFx);if(w2J>=0){r1a.value=r1a.guW[w2J];l6q.Kk1(r1a,K74,r1a.value.length);if(r1a.x4Y)r1a.x4Y(w2J)}if(E&&E.preventDefault)E.preventDefault();return false};
In order to have the function available to the developer, you'll want to exclude it's name (autocompleteKey in this case) from being obfuscated, while still obfuscating the rest. This is accomplished using a map file.
To exclude any tokens, you simply add them to an existing or new map file, located on your map path.
See Excluding tokens for an explanation of how to do this from within the application.


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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL (PRINCIPAL BENCH) NEW DELHI ........... IN APPEAL No. 29 OF 2013 In the matter of: M/S Kizhakethalackel Rocks, Through its Managing Partner, Sanju George, Kumily, P.O.-Attapalam, Idukki District, Ernakulum-685509 .........Appellant Verses 1.Kerala State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority, Through Member Secretary, Directorate of Environment and Climate Change Social Forestry Complex, Vattiyoorkkavo P.O. Thiruvananthapuram-695013. 2.State of Kerala Through the Chief Secretary Government Secretariat Thiruvanthapuram Kerala-695013 .......Respondents 1 Counsel for Appellant: Dr. Mathew Kuzhalnadan, Advocate along with Ms. Iram Hassan, Advocate. Counsel for Respondents: Respondent No. 1 and 2: Mr. Jogy Scaria, Advocate Coram: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Swatanter Kumar (Chairperson) Hon'ble Mr. Justice U.D. Salvi (Judicial Member) Hon'ble Mr. Justice S. N. Hussain (Judicial Member) Hon'ble Dr. D.K. Agrawal (Expert Member) Hon'ble Mr. Ranjan Chatterjee (Expert Member) JUDGMENT
Dated: 13th February, 2014 Hon'ble Mr. Ranjan Chatterjee, (Expert Member)
1. This is an Appeal challenging the decision taken by Kerala State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority (for short 'SEIAA') in its meeting dated 13th December, 2012, more particularly numbered as Item No. KLA/13.05, refusing the grant of Environmental Clearance (for short 'EC') sought for the quarrying project in Survey No. 65/1pt, Kumily Village, Peermade Taluk, District Idukki, Kerala.
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2. Item No. KLA/13.05 of the minutes of the above SEIAA meeting, reads as under:
"Application for environmental clearance for the proposed quarry project in Survey no. 65/1 at Kumily Village, Kumily Panchayat, Peermade Taluk, Idukki District, Kerala by M/s Kizhakethalackal Rocks (File No. 40/SEIAA/KL/7084/2012) SEIAA observed that the proposed project site falls within ESZ-1 of Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP). Hence it was decided to reject the proposal and direct the proponent to apply afresh, if required, at a later stage if the Gadgil Committee report of WGEEP report is finalized and implemented".
3. According to the appellant, it has been in the business of quarrying and crushing granite stone since the year 1990 and has been continuing the said business in an uninterrupted way till date, with all necessary licenses and sanctions. The appellant pleads that on 19th March, 2013 an application for grant of quarrying lease under the Kerala Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1967 for an area of 1.23.44 hectares of land under its ownership situated in village Kumily was moved; after due inspection and survey of the land. Geologist Idukki forwarded its recommendation dated 19th April, 2012 for grant of quarrying lease in favour of the appellant to the Director, Department of Mining and Geology, Government of Kerala. Thereafter, Government of Kerala allowed the said application and passed an order dated 5th May, 2013 granting the 3 appellant mining rights over an area of 0.9309 hectares of Patta land comprised in Survey No. 65/1pt of Kumily Village, Peermade Taluk, Idukki District for a period of 12 years from the date of execution of the quarrying lease, subject to certain conditions; one of them being prior EC from Ministry of Environment and Forests (for short 'MoEF'). The appellant further states that on 8th November, 2012, it applied for EC to the SEIAA, the first Respondent herein, with all the required documents. In the wake of this application for securing EC, the appellant states that the technical presentation of the project proposal along with the impact assessment and management plan was given to the first Respondent.
4. According to the appellant, the first Respondent was satisfied with the aforesaid technical presentation as well as impact assessment and management plan and yet did not favourably respond to the plea for grant of EC. On enquiry, the appellant submits, the first Respondent Authority expressed its inability to issue EC for the reason that the decision had been taken not to consider and entertain any application for grant of EC in respect of the lands falling in the zones classified as ESZ-I in Madhav Gadgil Committee Report, namely Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (hereinafter referred to as 'WGEEP Report') dated 31st August, 2011. Further, the appellant submits that the first Respondent explained its inability to consider the application for grant of EC on account of the interim Order dated 25th July, 2012 passed by this Tribunal in 4 the matter of Goa Foundation & Anr. Vs. Union of India & Ors., Application No. 26 of 2012.
5. It is the case of the appellant that the first Respondent Authority has erroneously interpreted the interim Order dated 25th July, 2012 passed by this Tribunal as direction to them not to issue EC for any application falling under ESZ-I classified in the WGEEP Report, when neither the recommendations of WGEEP Report nor interim Order dated 25th July, 2013 passed by this Tribunal intends to stop the existing quarrying activities in ESZ-I. Thus, the appellant submits that the Respondents in rejecting the application for grant of EC have acted arbitrarily and illegally.
6. In reply the Respondents, the Kerala SEIAA and the State of Kerala while admitting the role of Respondent No. 1 as a regulatory authority constituted under Sub-section 3 of Section 3 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 for issuance of prior EC to all projects or activities mentioned in the schedule of EIA Notification SO No. 1533 (E) dated 14 th September, 2006 have explained that the application of the appellant for grant of prior EC for their quarrying project at Village Kumily was rejected as it suffered the disadvantages arising out of the order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 27th February, 2012 in WP No. 19628-29 of 2009 in Deepak Kumar Vs. State of Haryana; the complaint order No. L.11011/47/2011-1A11 (M) dated 18th May, 2012 of the MoEF, Government of India as well as the interim order dated 5 25th July, 2012 passed by this Tribunal in Application No. 26/2012 filed by Goa Foundation (supra). Though, the Respondents disputed the merits of the technical presentations, they chose not to dispute the fact that the appellant has been in the business of quarrying and crushing stone on the strength of necessary licences and sanctions right from the inception of its business in 1990. According to the Respondents the impugned decision taken by Respondent No. 1 in its 13th meeting dated 13th December, 2012 and the State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (hereinafter referred to as 'SEAC') minutes at annexure A and B annexed to the appeal are in due compliance with the directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court and this Tribunal as well as instructions of MoEF. However, the Respondents did not dispute various licenses/certificates of registration issued by the local authorities, Pollution Control Board and the State Government from time to time annexed to appeal at annexure A-1 collectively except branding those licenses/certificates of registration as invalid for want of prior EC as directed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Deepak Kumar's case (supra).
7. The appellant in his Rejoinder submitted that the business of quarrying and crushing granite stone was started in 1990 by Mr. K. I. Varghese, one of the partners in appellant firm and father of the managing partner under the name of Sanju Stone Crushers in the year 1990 which was subsequently, turned into a partnership concern of Mr. K. I. Varghese, his wife, Mrs. 6 Thankamma Varghese and their son, Sanju in the year 2007. The appellant added that the first Respondent being a regulatory authority under Sub-section 3 of Section 3 of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, is under an obligation to duly consider the application for grant of EC, but the Respondents have conveniently avoided the actual legal implications arising out of WGEEP report and High Level Working Group ('HLWG'/also called the Kasturirangan report) coupled with the orders passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court and this Tribunal in the matter above mentioned. According to the appellant, neither the report nor the order dated 27 th February, 2012 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court and the orders dated 25th July, 2012 and 29th February, 2013 passed by this Tribunal, regulate or direct a complete ban on existing quarrying activities in ESZ-1 area. Rather, the report and orders have only called for proper environmental control for the existing quarrying projects in the region.
8. Learned advocate for the appellant submitted that the WGEEP report as well as HLWG report have genesis in administrative orders passed by the MoEF for the study of environmental concerns relating to Western Ghat Region and as such have no binding force but are rather of recommendatory nature and it was obligatory on Respondent No. 1 to have considered the merits of the application made for grant of EC by the appellant and not thrown out the said application merely for the reason that the quarrying project was situated in ESZ-1 area as 7 classified by the WGEEP report, particularly when the business for which such EC was sought was a pre-existing one. According to him, the documents annexed as annexure A-1 collectively, amply reveal that the business of the appellant was being carried out initially as a proprietary concern and later on as a partnership concern of the family members of Mr. K.I. Varghese since 1990 at the place in question. He further pointed out from the order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Deepak Kumar's case (supra) as well as the order passed by this Tribunal that the regulatory authority, that is Respondent No. 1 herein, was under an obligation to duly consider the application moved by the appellant for grant of EC and to pass orders on the merits of the said application with reference to the recommendations in the WGEEP report. He submitted that the said recommendations exhorted the authority concerned to effectively control the existing quarrying activities for environmental and social impact immediately and did not recommend any blanket ban on such quarrying activities.
9. Learned advocate for the Respondents submitted that the appellant has freshly applied for grant of EC and going by the recommendation in WGEEP report that no new license should be given to quarrying and sand mining in ESZ-1 area, Respondent No. 1 had rightly rejected the application of the appellant for grant of EC. He argued that the Respondent No. 1 had passed the order in deference to the order passed by the 8 Hon'ble Supreme Court in Deepak Kumar's case and this Tribunal in Goa Foundation case. He, therefore, urged for rejection of this appeal.
10. The controversy thus raised, begs a few questions; firstly, whether the rejection of the proposal for grant of EC was the result of proper application of mind or not and secondly, what could have been the approach of the regulatory authority in a matter of such kind.
11. To answer these questions, one has to first understand the factual scenario from the pleadings and the documents annexed to the appeal at annexure A-1 collectively. The certificate of 'no objection' issued to M/s Sanju Stone Crushers dated 22nd December, 1990 at annexure A-1 collectively reveals that Mr. K.I. Varghese, Kizhakethalackel, Kumily had made an application dated 12th October, 1990 to the Kerala State Pollution Control Board for its 'no objection' to set up a stone crusher at Survey No. 65/1 at village Kumily and such 'no objection' was granted, subject to several conditions prescribed mainly to contain air, water and land pollution. There is also on record, a copy of the Kumily Panchayat license granted to Mr. K.I. Varghese for running stone crusher at the said land on 3rd October, 1991. This license was granted under Sections 96, 97 and 98 of the Kerala Panchayat Act, 1960 and was to be renewed further. These documents give credence to the appellant's contention that the business of quarrying stone was being carried on at 9 the land in question since 1990 or thereabout. A copy of the certificate of permanent registration as small scale industry unit granted in favour of Shri K.I. Varghese, Kizhakethalackel dated 28th October, 1993 by the Department of Industry and Commerce, Government of Kerala also signifies the merits of the said contention.
12. It appears from the record that the quarrying lease in respect of portion of land measuring 1.801 ha of certificate No. 65/1pt at village Kumily, Idukki District was granted in favour of Mr. K.I. Varghese for the period commencing from 10th October, 2001 to 6th September, 2011 by the State of Kerala vide quarrying lease dated 10th October, 2001. Now, the appellant, a partnership firm M/s Kizhakethalackel Rocks comprising of partners Mr. K.I. Varghese, his wife, Mrs. Thankamma Varghese and their son, Sanju George were seeking EC for quarrying works at 0.93 ha of portion of land at Survey No. 65/1pt admeasuring 2.1651 ha of land at the Village Kumily.
13. Substantially, therefore, the mining operations were being carried on by Mr. K.I. Varghese initially as a proprietor and later as a partner in business at Survey No. 65/1pt or in different portions thereof at village Kumily.
14. In this backdrop, it needs to be examined whether the first Respondent exercised its jurisdiction as a regulatory authority under Environment Clearance Regulations of 2006 properly or not, in exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-section (1) and 10 clause (v) of Sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 read with clause (d) of sub-rule (3) of Rule 5 of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986. The Central Government made it obligatory from date of notification SO No. 1533 (E) dated 14th September, 2006 for every new project or activity of expansion or modernisation of existing project or activity or existing capacity addition with change process and technology listed in the schedule to the said notification to obtain EC from the Central Government or from the SEIAA, duly constituted by the Central Government under Sub-section (3) of Section 3 of the said Act, as the case may be.
15. Before the judicial pronouncement in Deepak Kumar's case (supra), no environmental land clearance was required for mining lease of areas less than 5 hectares vide entry 1(a) in schedule to the Environmental Clearance Regulations, 2006. When faced with the situation where extraction of alluvial material within or near river bed has an impact on rivers, physical habitat characteristic and mischief in getting mining licenses for extraction of sand and other mining minerals in blocks of less than 5 hectares for dispensing with the necessity of an appropriate environmental assessment plan, the honourable apex court in order to curb such mischief, directed that licenses of mining minerals including other renewable minerals for an area of less than 5 hectares be 11 granted by the States/Union territories only after getting environmental clearance from MoEF/SEIAA.
16. In the light of this judicial mandate, Kerala State Pollution Control Board granted consent to operate under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 dated 17th September, 2012 to the appellant on the condition that necessary EC for such quarrying work shall be obtained. The appellant, therefore, moved application dated 8th November, 2012 in the prescribed form as given in the Form-I at Appendix 1 to the Environmental Clearance Regulations, 2006 to Respondent No. 1.
17. A reading of the minutes of the 13th meeting of Respondent No. 1 held on 13th December, 2012 reveals that the authority decided to reject the proposal for grant of EC coming within ESZ-I at the initial stage itself and direct the proponent to apply afresh at a later stage when the WGEEP report is finalised and implemented. What made Respondent No. 1 to reject the proposals given within ESZ-1 in the initial stage itself can be gathered from the following paragraphs drawn from the said minutes.
"The Chairman proposed that SEIAA reconsider its earlier decision on EC proposals for the mining projects which come under ESZ-1 of WGEEP report. As per the directions of the Tribunal, the existing provisions of the WGEEP report should 12 be complied with. It is noted that the WGEEP report does not permit any mining activity in the sites within ESZ-1. After holding elaborate discussions on the issue, SEIAA decided to reject the proposals coming within ESZ-1 in the initial stage itself and direct the proponent to apply afresh, at a later stage when the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP) report is finalised and implemented.
To implement the above decision, SEIAA directed modification in the questionnaire for mining projects to be made effective immediately and the proponents be requested to make a declaration whether their project site falls within ESZ-1 of Gadgil Committee report of WGEEP or not. It was decided that in such cases where the proponent declares the site to be within ESZ-1, the Secretariat may reject the application for Environmental Clearance at the preliminary stage of scrutiny itself and inform the project proponent accordingly. SEIAA may be kept informed of such rejections. On the other hand, if the proponent has not indicated in the questionnaire the location of the site specifically, the proposal may be forwarded to SEAC for appraisal after verification of all other requisite documents. If SEAC finds that the site falls with ESZ-1, SEAC may recommend for rejection of the proposal, without further processing. SEIAA may subsequently reject the application based on SEAC recommendations".
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It appears that SEIAA was prompted to take the decision in question, firstly, for the reason of our directions and secondly, due to recommendations of the WGEEP report.
18. Referring to our directions dated 25th July, 2012 passed in the matter of Goa Foundation case (Goa Foundation & Ors. vs Union of India & Ors; Original Application no. 26 of 2012, pending before us which reads as under:
"We direct that as and when the Ministry considers the applications for granting EC in respect of other areas falling in ESZ-1, they shall take note of WGEEP report and take decision only in consonance with the provisions made therein. The State Level EACs shall also adhere to the same restriction in respect of ESZ-1 zone".
It is not difficult to discover that there is no blanket ban imposed on the discretion to be employed by the authority concerned in the matter of grant of EC to the projects falling in ESZ-1.
19. It is correct that WGEEP report as well as HLWG report have genesis in administrative orders passed by the MoEF for the study of environmental concerns relating to Western Ghats region and as such have no binding force but are rather of recommendatory nature giving advice to the Government concerned. Both these reports shed light on environmental concerns relating to Western Ghats region and it is for the authority to take appropriate decisions in the matter of grant of 14 ECs to the projects falling in Western Ghats region in the light of such studies, in order to safeguard the environment and at the same time, promote sustainable development.
20. Para 13 of the WGEEP report deals with proposed guidelines/summary recommendations for sectorwise activities in the words of WGEEP graded or layered approach, with regulatory as well as promotional measures, appropriately fine-tuned to local ecological and social context within the broad framework of Regions of highest sensitivity Zone which is ESZ-1; Regions of high sensitivity ESZ-2; and Regions of moderate sensitivity ESZ-3, is advocated and is tabulated in table (6) at para 13. As regards quarrying and sand mining in ESZ-1, it does recommend effective control of existing quarrying and sand mining activity for environmental and social impacts immediately. No blanket ban on the existing quarrying and sand mining activity in ESZ-1 has been prescribed. Needless to say that assessment of environmental and social impact is clearly a step to exercise effective control over the existing quarrying and sand mining activities in ESZ- 1 region.
21. In the instant case, SEAC in its 10th meeting held on 26th and 27th November, 2012 dealt with the proposal for EC moved by the appellant as under:-
"Before the presentation of the proposal by the project proponent, the Committee held detailed discussions on the 15 proposed project site as it falls within 10 Kms of state boundary between Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. The proposed area comes under the Eco Sensitive Zone 1 (ESZ-1) of WGEEP report. The proponent was then allowed to make a presentation of their proposal. The proposed project site falls within 9˚38'N and 77˚08'E. The Committee was of the opinion that since the elevation difference of the site is more than 1000 m, it is definitely eco- sensitive. It was pointed out by the proponent that although the project site as evident from the google image indicated thick forest vegetation, it is actually rubber plantation. The proponent was asked to revise the local geology given in the write up as it varied much from geology of the proposed site. The proponent has not provided practical measures to contain noise during blasting operation. The proponent was of the opinion that since they adopt delayed electrical controlled blasting, the impact is very less compared to traditional blasting. Since the proponent has not suggested specific plans towards Corporate Social Responsibility, the Committee suggested conducting free medical check-ups for people around 300 m around the project site who are willing for the same as part of medical camps which can be conducted once in a year. The Committee also asked whether the existing roads are capable of withstanding 20 T trucks for transporting the excavated material. To this end the proponent stated that the plying of trucks is within the campus only for which the 16 private road maintained by them is being used. Even after the clarification from the proponent regarding the queries raised by SEAC, the Committee was concerned about the site coming under ESZ-1 of WGEEP report. With this in view, the Committee decided to defer the proposal for the time being. It was further decided to inform the proponent to approach SEAC for environmental clearance at a later stage, after the finalization of the WGEEP report, specifically demarcating various ESZs, if required, in the light of the National Green Tribunal orders. In addition to scrupulously following the general conditions suggested for all mining projects, the Committee resolved to insist on the proponent for compliance of the following specific conditions:
1. Revise local geology of the project site.
2. Provide details regarding depth upto which the geological resource is found.
3. Consent from the people inhabiting the area 100 m around the edge of the core zone of the project area for conducting quarrying activities.
4. Landscape plan with index of species of plants to be provided.
5. Specific methodology adopted for drilling and blasting including the technical details regarding the geometry of drill holes to be provided to SEAC before initiating any activity.
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6. A perspective view and plans of reclamation activities to be provided before initiating any activity."
22. As observed earlier the mining activity was being carried on by Mr. K. I. Varghese, firstly, as a proprietor and later on as a partner in the business with his family members at Survey No. 65/1pt village Kumily, Peermade Taluk, District Idukki, Kerala. As an existing work in ESZ-1, it was incumbent upon the SEAC to have used its discretion in the light of environmental and social impact study after having duly considered the environmental and social impacts of the quarrying works at the site in question. The SEAC was free to recommend either the grant or rejection of EC sought for by the appellant considering the fact that the quarrying works are ongoing since 1990. Unfortunately, this has not been done by the SEAC and has merely chosen to defer the proposals for the time being. Pertinently, the first Respondent, SEIAA towed the line of SEAC and failed to exercise its jurisdiction as a regulatory authority under the Environmental Clearance Regulations, 2006.
23. With a view to protect the legacy of nature as bequeathed in Western Ghats region in the face of onslaught in the name of economic prosperity and to strike a balance between conservation of nature's legacy and development, the Government of India initiated the aforesaid study called WGEEP as well as a study under the chairmanship of Dr. K. Kasturirangan, also called HLWG.
18 The HLWG was also tasked with the mandate to take a holistic view of the issue and to bring synergy between protection of environment and biodiversity and the imperatives of equity for the indigenous residents of the Western Ghats area, particularly the disadvantaged sections of society, so that their rightful aspirations for inclusive growth and sustainable development are also protected and addressed. However, it is to be borne in mind that the work of development ought not to be stalled indefinitely waiting for the Government to take a final stand in the matter of operationalizing the recommendation of WGEEP report and HLWG report. We also reserve our comments as to which of the two reports-WGEEP report or HLWG report serves the object of the said studies, keeping in mind the said object and the mandate of the Environment Clearance Regulations, 2006, to dispose of the application for grant of EC in the stipulated time frame. The SEAC and SEIAA shall remain under obligation to freshly consider the application of the appellant for the grant of EC and to take appropriate decision in the matter.
24. Hence the order:
a. The impugned decision refusing to grant the EC for the quarrying project of the appellant in survey no. 65/1pt village Kumily, Taluk Peermade, District Idukki, Kerala dated 13th December, 2012 is set aside.
19 b. The case is referred back to SEIAA/SEAC, Kerala for fresh consideration of the application for EC moved by the appellant in accordance with law.
c. The appellant shall comply with all such prescribed directions and conditions stipulated by the SEAC/SEIAA in the process of considering the proposals for grant of EC.
d. The application thus stands disposed of with no order as to costs.
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Swatanter Kumar (Chairperson) Hon'ble Mr. Justice U.D. Salvi (Judicial Member) Hon'ble Mr. Justice S. N. Hussain (Judicial Member) Hon'ble Dr.D.K. Agrawal (Expert Member) Hon'ble Mr. Ranjan Chatterjee (Expert Member) New Delhi February 13, 2014 20


Robert Alfred Heffern
Republican
Instrument Scientist, Agilent Technologies
High School Diploma, College Park High School, Pleasant Hill CA, 2004 Bachelors of Science, Applied Physics, University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz CA, 2008 Masters of Science, Bioengineering, University of Colorado Denver, Denver CO, 2018 Top Secret/Secure Compartmentalized Information Security Clearance, United States Air Force, 2010
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School Neuroscience Outreach, August 2015 - June 2018 Head Organizer of Departmental Seminars (MARS Chair), August 2016 - May 2017 Officer in the Careers in Science Club, Spetember 2015 - October 2016 Young Hands in Science, July 2015 - November 2016
My experience in representing and organizing people in Colorado comes from my Bioengineering degree from the University of Colorado Denver-Anschutz Medical Campus. I was very involved in student organizations centered on academic excellence and the presentation of lab work and research to the larger Aurora and Denver community. The Bioengineering department is a diverse group, including many people of color, genders, sexes, and creeds. I was excited to work with and to assist so many members of the Denver-metro area. One specific role was in organizing presentations of student research to the department, larger research community, and public. I was responsible for coordinating times, meeting places, and refreshments for these events. I guided fellow students through the process and helped with presentation prep and practice. It was a great experience for the department and the talks helped students showcase their work. In addition, my wife was a teacher for a number of years in Colorado public school systems. Problems and issues that she faced as an educator became my problems as I endeavored to help and support her in her daily goals as an educator. Issues of race, class, and educational attainment remain common subjects of dinner table conversation. Though my wife is no longer a public school teacher, the lessons she taught me about the struggles of her students and fellow educators remain clear as ever.
I want to serve the people of our great state because I know my unique skills and life experiences will help ensure a fair and equitable outcome for all Coloradoans. My love of data science, statistics, and research makes me well suited for the efforts of the commission. I have extensive research experience in very large, land-area based datasets from my contracting experience with ReMax Real Estate. There, I created algorithms and programs to comb through many old and large datasets to help ensure our clients’ competitive advantage in the real estate market. My experience in vast neuroscientific data analysis from CU and UCLA ensures that I am at home with varied and sparse data analysis. I truly do love just playing around with data and finding critical things that effect the numbers. Most importantly, my understanding of the concerns and hopes of Coloradans will make me a great fit for service in this commission. Through many outreach efforts over the years, I have the skills required to take study results and translate them into truthful ideas that even 4th graders can understand. Via the Neuroscience Outreach Program, we took donated cadaver samples to elementary and high schools to help teach neuroscience concepts to children. I remember one little girl’s eyes lighting up when we went over a brain: “Oh, that’s where they put the hole in me!” She had a shunt put into her brain due to hydrocephaly—a swelling of the spinal fluid. We were able to show her and her classmates how her life was saved. Explaining to 4th graders neurosurgery is not any easy matter. I want to serve the people of my home, to help, in whatever way I am able, to ensure that voting in this great state is equitable and fair to all of my fellow citizens. I know that I am one of the best people to help make that a reality.
I will, to the utmost of my ability, strive my hardest to promote consensus within the group of my fellow commissioners. I will do this by listening more than I speak, by following the laid down guidelines of the group, and by acting on the evidence at hand. I will strive to create agreement with my fellow commissioners at all times. I will do this by leaving behind my pre-conceived allegiances, by following the system to which we are all accountable to, and by taking the merits of an argument into account regardless of the person making such an argument. I strongly believe that all people are trying their level best to do what is right for others around them. I know that trust building, empathetic listening, and always giving each other the benefit of the doubt will foster a group that can craft the best possible outcome for the people of our great state. I will, to the utmost of my ability, be fair and impartial during my time serving on the commission. I know that with the responsibility the commission must shoulder, tensions and emotions may run high. Regardless, I will follow the laws and rules set out for the commission to the letter. I will consider all evidence presented with awareness of my own bias and with an effort to view the situation beyond my own experience. I will make certain, to the utmost of my ability, that my biases will not cloud my judgment.
I have extensive skills in data analysis from my Bachelors degree in Applied Physics from the University of California Santa Cruz and my Masters degree in Bioengineering from the University of Colorado Denver-Anschutz Medical Campus. My undergraduate thesis was in materials science and looked at negative thermal expansion in Zirconium Tungstate. Basically, a special little rock that gets smaller as it get hotter, unlike say a steel bridge. My graduate thesis looked at the optical engineering feasibility of a nanoscope (as opposed to a microscope) mounted to the head of a rat for research into the molecular biology of neurological diseases. Basically, using fiber optics to watch living rats brains in real time. My scientific publications are mostly in high pressure and high temperature mineralogy and the study of the carbon cycle in the deep earth. I owe this opportunity to my wife, as these publications comprised her PhD research at UCLA. The research for these publications involved traveling to synchrotron facilities on multiple continents to crush mineral samples between anvils made of pea-sized industrial diamonds. My work at UCLA also involved the construction of a novel electrode-placing machine for rats. The machine was chronically mounted to the head of rats and drove electrodes into specific portions of the rat’s head to study the inner working of the brain over months. Additionally, I created a backpack-mounted device to precisely measure the head position of chinchillas for use in sense-of-balance research. My work with Symmetricom and Lockheed Martin mostly focused on Department of Defense related contracts. At Symmetricom we built and maintained hyper precise clocks for a variety of clients, mostly in defense, petroleum, and financial markets. At Lockheed Martin I was a researcher for commercial satellite production and also traveled to many high-energy particle accelerators across the US to preform research on the space environment and it’s effect on satellites. Besides my professional work, I would like to highlight an article I published on the global real estate market of the year 2099. I considered the effects of expanding space launch operations and the growing commercial markets in space. The question is: where is the most cost effective real estate on Earth to launch from into space? After a dive into many of the factors that could affect the answer, it becomes clear. Due to inherent orbital physics, the geography of the Earth, and the likely population growth in India and Africa, it turns out the most lucrative land for space launches is the small equatorial port city of Kismayo, Somalia at the mouth of the Juba river. The second best is Singapore, however most of the land nearby is already owned and is expensive. I hope that my extensive experience in scientific, commercial, and Department of Defense research demonstrates my analytical skills and my abilities to apply logic and reason to complex problems.
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Inventory Essentails and Inventory Variables
Overview
- Use both static and dynamic inventories to define groups of hosts:
- What is the inventory
- File formats
- Static vs Dynamic
- Variables and inventories
- Utlize an existing dynamic inventory script
- On dynamic inventories
- Some popular options
What is an inventory
- An inventory is a list of hosts that ansible manages.
- Inventory location maybe specified as follows.
- Default : /etc/ansible/hosts.
- Specified by cli : ansible -i
<filename>
. - Can be set in ansible config.
- Inventory file can contain hosts, patterns, groups and variables.
- You may specify the inventory as a directory containing series of inventory files (both static and dynamic)
- The inventory maybe specified in YAML or INI format
- Can be static or dynamic
File Format
YAML
---
all:
hosts:
mail.example.com
ansible_port: 5556
ansible_host: <IP_ADDRESS>
childeren:
webservers:
hosts:
httpd1.example.com
httpd2.example.com
vars:
http_port:8000
labservers:
hosts:
lab[01:99].example.com
...
INI
mail.example.com ansible_port=5556 ansible_host=<IP_ADDRESS>
[webservers]
httpd1.example.com
httpd2.example.com
[webserver:vars]
http_port=8000
[labservers]
lab[01:99].example.com
Static vs Dynamic inventory
| Static | Dynamic |
|---|---|
| INI or YAML format | Executables ( Bash scripts / python scripts / etc ) |
| Maintained by hand | Script returns JSON containing the inventory information |
| Easy to manage for static configuration | Good for cloud resources which will be subject to sudden change |
Variables and Inventories
- Ansible recommends that variables not be defined in inventory files.
- Should be stored in YAML files located relative to inventory files.
- File structure should be as follows:
- inventory/
- group_vars/
<group name>
- host_vars/
<host name>
- group_vars/
- inventory/
- Files named by host or group may end in yml or yaml
# inventory.ini
mail.example.com
[httpd]
httpd1.example.com
httpd2.example.com
Dynamic inventories use an executable which can be a python script or a bash script, As long as its an executable, we can pass it to ansible with the -i flag.


To modify an assignment, right-click on the assignment title and a dropdown menu will appear, shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Dropdown appears under title of assignment
The options 'Modify Assignment' and 'Delete Assignment Appear'. The user will click on the 'Modify Assignment' so that a dialog appears, shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Modify Assignment Dialog
The user will have the ability to change four different option in the 'Modify Assignment' dialog, shown in Figure 2. They can change #1, the 'Assignment Name', #2, the 'Assignment Weight', #3, 'Total Score', #3, the 'Category'. As an example, we will modify Project 1 to be named 'Project 2' in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Modify Assignment Dialog with Project 2
As shown in Figure 3, the 'Assignment Name' has been changed to 'Project 2' and the user will click the 'Modify Assignment' button to confirm changes
Figure 4: Modified Assignment
Figure 4 shows the updated assignment name with 'Project 2'.


Geometric transformations
Polynomial transformations
Book scanning example
Polynomial interpolation
Linear equations
Vandermonde matrix
Singular cube
SymPy


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Interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest
- public interface HttpServletRequest
- extends ServletRequest
An HTTP servlet request. This interface gets data from the client
to the servlet for use in the HttpServlet.service
method. It allows the HTTP-protocol specified header information to
be accessed from the service
method. This interface is
implemented by network-service developers for use within servlets.
-
getAuthType()
- Gets the authentication scheme of this request.
-
getCookies()
- Gets the array of cookies found in this request.
-
getDateHeader(String)
- Gets the value of the requested date header field of this
request.
-
getHeader(String)
- Gets the value of the requested header field of this request.
-
getHeaderNames()
- Gets the header names for this request.
-
getIntHeader(String)
- Gets the value of the specified integer header field of this
request.
-
getMethod()
- Gets the HTTP method (for example, GET, POST, PUT) with which
this request was made.
-
getPathInfo()
- Gets any optional extra path information following the servlet
path of this request's URI, but immediately preceding its query
string.
-
getPathTranslated()
- Gets any optional extra path information following the servlet
path of this request's URI, but immediately preceding its query
string, and translates it to a real path.
-
getQueryString()
- Gets any query string that is part of the servlet URI.
-
getRemoteUser()
- Gets the name of the user making this request.
-
getRequestedSessionId()
- Gets the session id specified with this request.
-
getRequestURI()
- Gets this request's URI as a URL
-
getServletPath()
- Gets the part of this request's URI that refers to the servlet
being invoked.
-
getSession(boolean)
- Gets the current valid session associated with this request, if
create is false or, if necessary, creates a new session for the
request, if create is true.
-
isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie()
- Checks whether the session id specified by this request came in
as a cookie.
-
isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl()
- Checks whether the session id specified by this request came in
as part of the URL.
-
isRequestedSessionIdValid()
- Checks whether this request is associated with a session that
is valid in the current session context.
getCookies
public abstract Cookie[] getCookies()
- Gets the array of cookies found in this request.
- Returns:
- the array of cookies found in this request
getMethod
public abstract String getMethod()
- Gets the HTTP method (for example, GET, POST, PUT) with which
this request was made. Same as the CGI variable REQUEST_METHOD.
- Returns:
- the HTTP method with which this request was made
getRequestURI
public abstract String getRequestURI()
- Gets this request's URI as a URL
- Returns:
- this request's URI as a URL
getServletPath
public abstract String getServletPath()
- Gets the part of this request's URI that refers to the servlet
being invoked. Analogous to the CGI variable SCRIPT_NAME.
- Returns:
- the servlet being invoked, as contained in this
request's URI
getPathInfo
public abstract String getPathInfo()
- Gets any optional extra path information following the servlet
path of this request's URI, but immediately preceding its query
string. Same as the CGI variable PATH_INFO.
- Returns:
- the optional path information following the servlet
path, but before the query string, in this request's URI; null
if this request's URI contains no extra path information
getPathTranslated
public abstract String getPathTranslated()
- Gets any optional extra path information following the servlet
path of this request's URI, but immediately preceding its query
string, and translates it to a real path. Same as the CGI
variable PATH_TRANSLATED
- Returns:
- extra path information translated to a real path or null
if no extra path information is in the request's URI
getQueryString
public abstract String getQueryString()
- Gets any query string that is part of the servlet URI. Same as
the CGI variable QUERY_STRING.
- Returns:
- query string that is part of this request's URI, or null
if it contains no query string
getRemoteUser
public abstract String getRemoteUser()
- Gets the name of the user making this request. The user name is
set with HTTP authentication. Whether the user name will
continue to be sent with each subsequent communication is
browser-dependent. Same as the CGI variable REMOTE_USER.
- Returns:
- the name of the user making this request, or null if not
known.
getAuthType
public abstract String getAuthType()
- Gets the authentication scheme of this request. Same as the CGI
variable AUTH_TYPE.
- Returns:
- this request's authentication scheme, or null if none.
getHeader
public abstract String getHeader(String name)
- Gets the value of the requested header field of this request.
The case of the header field name is ignored.
- Parameters:
- name - the String containing the name of the requested
header field
- Returns:
- the value of the requested header field, or null if not
known.
getIntHeader
public abstract int getIntHeader(String name)
- Gets the value of the specified integer header field of this
request. The case of the header field name is ignored. If the
header can't be converted to an integer, the method throws a
NumberFormatException.
- Parameters:
- name - the String containing the name of the requested
header field
- Returns:
- the value of the requested header field, or -1 if not
found.
getDateHeader
public abstract long getDateHeader(String name)
- Gets the value of the requested date header field of this
request. If the header can't be converted to a date, the method
throws an IllegalArgumentException. The case of the header
field name is ignored.
- Parameters:
- name - the String containing the name of the requested
header field
- Returns:
- the value the requested date header field, or -1 if not
found.
getHeaderNames
public abstract Enumeration getHeaderNames()
- Gets the header names for this request.
- Returns:
- an enumeration of strings representing the header names
for this request. Some server implementations do not allow
headers to be accessed in this way, in which case this method
will return null.
getSession
public abstract HttpSession getSession(boolean create)
- Gets the current valid session associated with this request, if
create is false or, if necessary, creates a new session for the
request, if create is true.
Note: to ensure the session is properly maintained,
the servlet developer must call this method (at least once)
before any output is written to the response.
Additionally, application-writers need to be aware that newly
created sessions (that is, sessions for which
HttpSession.isNew
returns true) do not have any
application-specific state.
- Returns:
- the session associated with this request or null if
create was false and no valid session is associated
with this request.
getRequestedSessionId
public abstract String getRequestedSessionId()
- Gets the session id specified with this request. This may
differ from the actual session id. For example, if the request
specified an id for an invalid session, then this will get a new
session with a new id.
- Returns:
- the session id specified by this request, or null if the
request did not specify a session id
- See Also:
- isRequestedSessionIdValid
isRequestedSessionIdValid
public abstract boolean isRequestedSessionIdValid()
- Checks whether this request is associated with a session that
is valid in the current session context. If it is not valid,
the requested session will never be returned from the
getSession
method.
- Returns:
- true if this request is assocated with a session that is
valid in the current session context.
- See Also:
- getRequestedSessionId, HttpSessionContext, getSession
isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie
public abstract boolean isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie()
- Checks whether the session id specified by this request came in
as a cookie. (The requested session may not be one returned by
the
getSession
method.)
- Returns:
- true if the session id specified by this request came in
as a cookie; false otherwise
- See Also:
- getSession
isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl
public abstract boolean isRequestedSessionIdFromUrl()
- Checks whether the session id specified by this request came in
as part of the URL. (The requested session may not be the one
returned by the
getSession
method.)
- Returns:
- true if the session id specified by the request for this
session came in as part of the URL; false otherwise
- See Also:
- getSession
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Noah Trembly has advocated for inclusivity and accessibility for years, and now he hopes to bring that experience and advocacy to Athens City Council.
Trembly, who has lived in Athens for 10 years and is running as an independent for an At-Large council seat, said he would bring a different perspective to council. Trembly is an advocate, an active community member and a person with a disability.
Trembly has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair and a communication device. Trembly said his experiences have taught him to approach problems from a different perspective.
“I’ve learned to overcome obstacles and problem solve,” Trembly said in an email. “Having faced many adverse issues both personally and professionally, I’ve learned to treat each issue as a goal rather than a problem.”
That personal experience would provide a new voice to city council, Trembly said.
“I actually think the current City Council (tries) to serve people with disabilities pretty well,” Trembly said in an email. “But I would definitely bring a different perspective to table.”
“I think the biggest issues with public transit in Athens are hours of operation and there’s not enough fixed routes for the general public.” – Noah Trembly
Trembly serves as the treasurer of the city’s Disabilities Commission and has been instrumental in the city’s sidewalk improvements, Athens Mayor Steve Patterson said.
“He led the charge on a couple different ways,” Patterson said. “He started this sidewalk assessment throughout various neighborhoods and the city, and identified a lot of areas where improvements needed to be made to sidewalks. He also was very active in looking at businesses in the City of Athens in terms of if they're (Americans with Disabilities Act) accessible.”
Patterson said he wouldn’t endorse any candidates in contested races.
Trembly previously worked with Ohio University as an on-site educator and expert in augmented voice software, according to a previous Post report. Trembly said working at the university taught him how to work in administration and broadened his horizons.
“During my time at OU, I sat on various committees that made some important decisions on how the university should move forward with being an inclusive school,” Trembly said. “I felt that gave me experience of working with groups of people that brought different perspective to the table.”
Trembly hopes to use his perspective to promote a variety of issues, including environmental sustainability, better jobs and improved infrastructure.
“I would also like to see the city’s facilities to be powered with alternative energy and start looking at electric vehicles as we continue replacing our fleet,” Trembly said.
Trembly said he’s working with Hocking Athens Perry Community Action, which helps fund Athens Public Transit, to help improve accessibility.
“I think the biggest issues with public transit in Athens are hours of operation and there’s not enough fixed routes for the general public,” Trembly said in an email. “I know (Hocking Athens Perry Community Action) is working very hard to address those issues.”
Trembly said he felt he could do more to help the city of Athens if elected to city council than what he is currently able to on the city’s disabilities commission.
“I love this city and representing all the residents would be an honor,” Trembly said in an email.
Trembly is one of five candidates running for an at-large position on city council. The other candidates are Sarah Grace, incumbent Peter Kotses, incumbent Pat McGee and incumbent Arian Smedley.
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| Boerboel Picture |
| Breed Information |
| Popularity |
2017: #1242016: #1312015: #126 |
| Name |
Boerboel |
| Other names |
South African Boerboel, South African Mastiff |
| Origin |
South Africa |
| Breed Group |
Working (AKC:2015) |
| Size |
Large |
| Type |
Purebred |
| Life span |
10-12 years |
| Temperament |
ConfidentDominantIntelligentObedientTerritorial |
| Height |
Male: 25-28 inches (64-70 cm)Female: 23-25.5 inches (59-65 cm) |
| Weight |
154-200 pounds (70-90 kg) |
| Colors |
BrindleBrownCreamRedReddish BrownTawny |
| Litter Size |
7-10 puppies |
| Puppy Price |
Average $1500 - $2000 USD |
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| Breed Characteristics |
| Adaptability |
3 stars |
| Apartment Friendly |
2 starsThe Boerboel is not recommended for apartment life. It should, at least, have a large, fenced-in yard to run and play. The Boerboel can live outdoors. This breed should not be left to run on its own for it is very protective and sometimes does not take too well to strangers. |
| Barking Tendencies |
2 starsOccassional |
| Cat Friendly |
2 stars |
| Child Friendly |
4 starsGood with Kids: This is a suitable breed for kids and is known to be playful, energetic, and affectionate around them. It is also shy toward strangers. |
| Dog Friendly |
2 stars |
| Exercise Needs |
4 starsThe Boerboel will get a lot exercise if it has a large yard to run and play. However it needs to be taken on a long daily walk. Boerboels love to play and would love a good game of ball. |
| Grooming |
1 starsLow Maintenance: Grooming is only necessary once in a while to maintain upkeep. No trimming or stripping needed. |
| Health Issues |
2 starsBoerboels are generally known for their good health. However, Boerboels can suffer from hip or elbow dysplasia, vaginal hyperplasia, ectropion, and entropion. Recently, juvenile epilepsy (with attacks brought on by metabolic changes or stress) has appeared in the boerboel breed. A boerboel's behavior and comportment may change over time. The average life expectancy is ten years.Hypoallergenic: No |
| Intelligence |
2 starsRanking: (#). (See All Rankings) |
| Playfulness |
3 stars |
| Shedding Level |
3 starsModerate Shedding: Expect this dog to shed regularly. Be prepared to vacuum often. Brushing will reduce shedding as well as make the coat softer and cleaner. |
| Stranger Friendly |
2 stars |
| Trainability |
4 starsEasy Training: The Boerboel is an intelligent breed which requires consistent, firm, positive reinforcement. The Boerboel should have a dominant owner who can be strict when necessary and ensure the dog’s obedience. |
| Watchdog Ability |
5 starsGreat Watchdog Ability: This dog will bark and alert its owners when an intruder is present. It exhibits very protective behavior, acts fearless toward any aggressor, and will do what it takes to guard and protect its family. |
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[gecode-users] Problem with Flatzinc 1.0 on Gecode 2.0
Raffaele Cipriano
cipriano at dimi.uniud.it
Thu Feb 7 11:40:31 CET 2008
> Maybe your source files have Windows newline characters instead of
> Unix newline, I think the lexer doesn't handle those yet. Try to run
> the sources through dos2unix, I hope that helps. I'll see how to
> change the lexer accordingly.
>
Ok, using dos2unix fix the problem and I can run the test.fzn file,
thank you very much!
Perhaps I misunderstood... I thought the parser would have returned a
gecode space in a c++ file, for example golomb_0.cc, to be compiled and
executed...is the gecode space only an internal translation? is it
directly executed by the fz command?
Anywat I have some problem with the golomb_0.fzn code: fz gives me these
error message:
$ Error: syntax error in line no. 33
where line 33 is
33 int: gol_length = 17;
I can delete this line (gol_length is never used in the file), but I get
$ Error: Registry: Constraint int_lin_lt not found in line no. 280
and line 280 is
279 constraint
280 int_lin_lt([ -1, 1, 1, -1 ], [ mark[0], mark[1], mark[4],
mark[5] ], 0);
It seems that it doesn't recognize the int_lin_lt constrain...the file
(that correctly runs using $flatzinc golomb_0.fzn ) was generated with
the mzn2fzn parser...suggestion?
Thank you
Cheers
Raffaele
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