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(2.) A Benjamite (1 Chronicles 8:19).
(3.) Margin in Matthew 1:11 means Jehoiakim.


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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL (WESTERN ZONE) BENCH, PUNE APPEAL No. 170/2013(WZ) CORAM: Hon'ble Mr. Justice V.R. Kingaonkar (Judicial Member) Hon'bleDr. Ajay.A.Deshpande (Expert Member) B E T W E E N: Mr. Nicholas H. Almeida, Almeida House, Church Pakhadi Road No.2, Sahar Village, Vile Parle (East) Mumbai 400 099 .......Appellant AND 1. M/s. Lenzing Modi Fibres India Pvt. Ltd., 2nd Floor, Bhulabhai Institute, 89, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai-400 026. 2. The Secretary, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Paryavaran Bhawan, New Delhi - 110 003 3. Chairman, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Kalpataru Point, 3rd and 4th floor, Op. CineMax Theatre, Sion (E) Mumbai 400 022 1 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) 4. The Chairman, National Board For Wildlife, Wildlife Division, ParyavaranBhavan, C.G.O. Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi 110 003 5 Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation, Its office at UdyogSarathi, MIDC, Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E) Mumbai-400 093 6 Government of Maharashtra, Mantralaya, Madam Cama Road, Mumbai 400 032 .........Respondents Counsel for Applicants: Mr.A.P. Akut. Counsel for Respondents: Mr.Amar Gupta, Adv for Respondent No.1 Mr.MayankMisra, Adv. Mr. Krishna D.Ratnaparkhi, Adv. for Respondent No.2 & 4. Mr.D.M.Gupte Advocate for Respondent No.3 & 6, DATE : 28th November, 2013 JUDGMENT
1 The present application has been filed by the Applicant under section 18(1) read with section 14, 15, 16 and 17 of National Green Tribunal Act 2010. The applicant has raised certain issues related to Environment Clearance and consent to Establish granted to M/s. Lenzing Modi Fibre India Ltd. 2 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) (Respondent No.1), who has proposed a project for manufacturing of Viscose Fibers (80,000 TPA) with Captive Power Plant (16 MW) at plot No.M-1, M-2 of Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) Additional Patalganga Industrial Area, village Sarsai, Tqh. Panvel, District Raigad, Maharashtra.
2 The applicant submits that the Government of Maharashtra (Respondent No.6) has issued a Government Resolution in July 2000 which was further revised by a Government Resolution dated 13th July 2009 wherein the State Government has laid down a Policy (RRZ Policy) for location of Industries, in certain river catchments, specifying a particular distance to be maintained from river, based on category of the industry.
3 The applicant submits that the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) (Respondent No.3) has granted Consent to Establish the said industry vide letter dated 24th July 2013 under the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 alongwith authorization under the Hazardous Waste (Management Handling and Trans Boundry Movement) Rules 2008, in non-compliance of the said Government Resolution. The applicant further states that Maharashtra Industrial Development (MIDC) (Respondent No.5), has also allotted the Plot No.M-1 and M-2, MIDC, Additional 3 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) Patalganga to the said industry i.e. Respondent No.1 in violation of the above said Government Resolution.
4 The Applicant further submits that the Ministry of Environment and Forest have accorded Environment Clearance to this project of the Respondent No.1 vide letter dated 30 th January 2013 subject to certain specific conditions, which are stipulated below :
i) The project proponent shall obtain prior CRZ clearance for disposal of treated effluent into saline water Zone of Patalganga River/Marine outfall.
ii) The project proponent shall follow guidelines and policies of the respective State Government w.r.t. the river regulation zone for conservation of river.
iii) Environmental clearance is subject to their obtaining prior clearance from the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife as applicable regarding Kamala bird sanctuary. Grant of environmental clearance does not necessarily implies that wildlife clearance shall be granted to the project and that their proposals for wildlife clearance will be considered by the respective authorities on their merits and decision taken. No work at the site shall be started without prior permission. The investment made in the project, if any, based on environmental clearance so granted, in anticipation of the clearance from wildlife angle shall be entirely at the cost and risk of the project proponent and Ministry of Environment & Forests shall not be responsible in this regard in any manner and all the recommendations shall be implemented in a time bound manner.5 The applicant made following prayers :-
A. Hon'ble Tribunal be pleased to restrain Respondent No.1 from carrying out any activities at Plot No.M-1 & M-2 MIDC, Additional Patlganga Industrial Area, Village Sarai, Tehsil Panvel, District Raigad, Maharashtra, in breach of the various provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and the guidelines dated 9 th February 2011 issued by MoEF and consequently pass appropriate orders to 4 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) prevent further deterioration of the environment of the areas complained off.
B. Hon'ble Tribunal be pleased direct Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation to withdraw the allotment of the industrial plot by them to Respondent No.1.
C. Hon'ble Tribunal be pleased to direct Maharashtra Pollution Control Board to withdraw the Consent to Establish granted to Respondent No.1 and submit all the action taken reports which they were supposed to submit to Central Pollution Control Board within one month of every quarter.
D. That the EC granted and if any permission to start site preparation work was granted illegally may be summarily withdrawn.
E. The matter may kindly be got investigated by a third party as to how the permission to start site preparation work was granted prior to grant EC and without prior clearance under Wildlife Protection Act. F. Both the project proponents and the MoEF should be proceeded against as per the law.
G. For interim relief in terms of prayer(a) and (b). 6 The Respondent No.9 in response, raised objection regarding maintainability of the Application on the ground that it is barred by limitation. The Respondent No.9 submits thus :
Firstly, the Applicant on his own showing has been complaining about the project to the authorities since March, 2012 and therefore, the period goes beyond the stipulated six months as prescribed under Section 14 of the NGT Act 2010. The EC has been granted on 30th January 2013, and the project proponent has also given news paper advertisement immediately, the present application filed much beyond 30 days and as such is barred under Section 16 of the National Green Tribunal Act 5 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) 2010. The Respondent No.9 further submits that the Consent to Establish granted by the State Pollution Control Board (Respondent No.3) cannot be directly challenged under Section 17 of the NGT Act, 2010 and the Appellant should have exercised more caution by approaching the designated Appellate Authority constituted under the respective Acts, before coming to the Tribunal.
7 The Respondent No.2 and Respondent No.3 have submitted their affidavits, justifying their decisions of granting EC and consent to operate (C to E) respectively. It is submitted by MoEF that the application of the industry has been appraised with due care and therefore the specific conditions have been imposed. The MPCB also submitted that the Board has considered various regulations, including RRZ, before grant of the consent/EC. Respondent No.5 i.e. MIDC also submitted that the original land allotment is prior to year 2000 and hence objected maintainability of the application on ground of limitation, submitting that the said industrial plot is not affected by the said RRZ notification of Govt. of Maharashtra, nor by the MoEF Notification of 2006.
8 Considering the above pleadings and the documents on record, the Tribunal is of the opinion that following points need to be addressed for disposal of this application :
a) Whether the application is barred by Limitation ?
b) Whether there is any violation of the EC granted to the project by Project proponent by starting construction ?6
(J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz)
c) Whether such conditional EC is valid under the Law ?
These points have been answered in following Paragraphs :
9 We have heard learned Counsel. The Counsel for the Applicant strongly contends that the Environment Clearance is not a valid clearance as no CRZ clearance for the disposal of treated effluent into saline water zone of Patalganga River is obtained by Respondent No.1 which is a pre-requisite condition for the grant of Environment Clearance. He further contends that the Environmental Clearance in question is subject to obtaining prior clearance from the National Board of Wildlife (NBWL). The Counsel for the Applicant, therefore, argues that such conditional Environmental Clearance is not legal and valid. The Applicant further claims that the Respondent No.1, Industry has started carrying out project activities at the site though the Environmental Clearance clearly stipulates that, without obtaining CRZ clearance and the clearance from the National Board for Wildlife, no project activities shall be carried out. He argued that the EC is bad in law. The Applicant raised serious objections regarding the ongoing project activities and associated damages caused to the environment. The Applicant also raised issue of proximity between the proposed industries, industrial area and Karnala Birds Sanctuary. Looking to nature of the dispute, the Tribunal had formed a Committee vide its Order dated September 13, 2013 consisting of :-
i) Collector Raigad or his nominee of rank not below the Additional Collector/Dy. Collector;
7(J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz)
ii) Chief Conservator of Forest or his nominee of rank not below D.F.O;
iii) Head of Department of Civil Engineering I.I.T. Mumbai or his nominee having due experience and knowledge about development issues; the project activities vide Order dated September 13, 2013 to address the issues of allegedly construction activities at the project site. 10 The committee was directed to give report on following aspects :-
1 The distance between the outer limits of Karnala Bird Sanctuary Lonawala and the site of the project 2 The outer limit and length of KarnalaBird Sanctuary,Lonawala site from its commencement from Raigad 3 The Committee may also examine the issue about thepresent position of the land where proposed project is to be made functional.
4 The Committee shall also record the distance between the Patalgangariver and the proposed project.
11 The committee filed its report vide letter dated 23rd October 2013 wherein the committee has observed as follows :
1. The distance between outer limit of Karnala Birds Sanctuary and the site of the Project is found to be located in within the buffer zone of 875 m. to 1000 m.
2. The outer limit and the length of Karnala Birds Sanctuary on Lonawala side from its commencement from Raigad side are as follows :
For transect AA' (Fig.12): 5358.16 m.
For transect AB' (Fig.12): 6601.09 m.
3. The nearest distance between the boundary line of the project site facing the river and the river Patalganga is calculated as 407.02 m. The proposed project site is located in the buffer zone of 405 m. to 625 m. from the left bank (while viewing Downstream) of the Patalganga river as shown in Fig.13a.
4. Based on the Figs.14-19, it can be said that till April 2011, there is no evidence of any construction/land clearing activities. The land appears to have undergone a 8 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) change from May 2012 onwards. However, the change is very minimal, that too restricted to land levelling and clearing, which is evident from the Google images of May 2012 and Jan. 2013. Based on the given field photographs, it is clearly evident that not much activities have taken place at the project site expect for clearing and levelling to some extent.
12 The report was made available to all the parties. The Respondent No1 has submitted his response accepting the findings of the report. The report is self explanatory and is drawn by using latest technical tools of Google Earth Imaginary maps to assess the distance. The report has been prepared in the most appropriate, scientific and professional manner. The report and the findings of the report of the Committee are accepted by the Tribunal and taken on record. 13 The Counsel for Respondent no.1 has relied on the provisions of the EIA Notification 2006, regarding the preparatory work, prior to obtaining the Environment Clearance as stipulated in Section 2 of the EIA Notification 2006 which are reproduced as below :
2. Requirements of prior Environmental Clearance (EC) :- The following projects or activities shall require prior Environmental Clearance from the concerned regulatory authority, the Ministry of Environment and Forests for matters falling under Category 'A' in the Schedule and at State level the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) for matters falling under Category 'B' in the said Schedule, before any construction work, or preparation of land by the project management except for securing the land is started on the project or activity - - - -
Considering the findings of the committee referred to above and the provisions of EIA Notification 2006, and the contentions of the Applicant regarding illegal construction We 9 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) find it difficult to say that the project proponent has done any illegal construction activity. Mere construction of a compound wall will be permissible activity since it will be to secure the land from transgression or damage.
14 The Applicant raised objection to the Consent to Establish granted by the Board on ground of non-compliance of the RRZ Notification 2009. The Applicant should have first approached the designated Appellate Authority constituted under the Water and Air Acts for any grievance regarding the Consent to Establish granted under Provisions of the Water (P&CP) Act, 1974 and Air P&CP Act 1981, before approaching this Tribunal, as per the provisions under Section 17 of National Green Tribunal Act, 2010. He has failed to explain why such alternate remedy is not availed by him. 15 Respondent No.1 has also submitted that as per the RRZ Notification 2009, the Patalganga River basin, beyond the Chowne Wier, is classified as SWZ (Saline Water Zone) by the Government of Maharashtra and therefore, the restrictions envisaged in the River Regulatory Zone, where river stretches have been classified as A-I, A-2, A-3, A-4 are not applicable to the present location of the industry. MIDC has also submitted that as far as Patalganga river is concerned, the RRZ outer limit as per plan of Government of Maharashtra ends at Chowne Wier and the site allotted to Respondent No1 is further downstream of the Chowne Wier. We do not find any 10 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) substantial reason to dislodge the submissions made by MIDC regarding location of the industry and therefore, the claim of the Applicant that the location of the industry is against the RRZ Notification is unacceptable and will have to be rejected. 16 We have given our anxious thoughts on the question of validity of the conditional clearance as issued in the instant case wherein conditions related to CRZ clearance and clearance from National Board For Wildlife have been stipulated. The Applicant strongly pleaded that such conditional permissions are illegal as they are not the clearance in legal parlance. When specifically asked, the Counsel for Respondent No.2 has submitted a Office Memorandum dated 2nd December 2009 wherein procedure for consideration of proposal for grant of the Environment Clearance in respect of Wildlife Clearance has been specified. The relevant paragraph of the said Office Memorandum is reproduced below :-
2.(i) The proposals for environmental clearance will not be linked with the clearances from forestry and wildlife angle even if it involves forestland and or wildlife habitant as these clearances are independent of each other and would in any case need to be obtained as applicable to such projects before starting any activity at site.
(ii) While, considering such proposals under EIA Notification 2006, specific information on the following should be obtained from the proponent :
(a) Whether the application for diversion of forestland involved in the project has been submitted ?
If so, what is the status grant of forestry clearance ? It would be essential that in such cases, the application for diversion of forestland has been submitted by the 11 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) project proponent before they come for environment clearance and a copy of the application submitted for forestry clearance along with all its enclosures should also be submitted by the proponent along with their environment clearance application.
(b) Information about wildlife clearance, as applicable to the project should also be obtained. The project proponent should submit their application for wildlife clearance/clearance from standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife to the Competent Authority before coming for environment clearance and a copy of their application should be furnished along with environment clearance application. The Counsel for Respondent No.2 has also drawn our attention to the Section 8(v) of EIA Notification 2006 on this subject related which is reproduced as under :-
8(v) Clearances from other regulatory bodies or authorities shall not be required prior to receipt of applications for prior environmental clearance of projects or activities, or screening, or scoping, or appraisal, or decision by the regulatory authority concerned, unless any of these is sequentially dependent on such clearance either due to a requirement of law, or for necessary technical reasons.
The Counsel for Respondent No.3, therefore, submits that there is a specific provision in EIA notification 2006, under which such a condition for obtaining wild life clearance has been specified in the EC 17 When posed with the query related to CRZ clearance neither the Counsel for Respondent No.1 nor the official present on behalf of MoEF could give any satisfactory reply, nor they could provide any document to show the procedure in such a case.
12(J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) 18 However, on perusal of the CRZ Notification 2011, a specific provision is found in Section 4 and 4.2 which is reproduced as below :-
Section 4(i)(b) : For those projects which are listed under this Notification and also attract EIA Notification 2006, for such Projects clearance under EIA Notification only shall be required subject to be recommended by the concerned State or Union territory, Costal Zone Management Authority.
Further, para 4.2 elaborately defines the procedure for processing by the respective Costal Zone Management Authorities. It is evident from the above provisions of the CRZ Notification 2011 read with Section 8(v) of the EIA Notification 2006 that the said Environment Clearance should have been granted after appraising the same for the CRZ considerations. 19 Faced with this difficulty, the Counsel for the Respondent No1 submits that a small component of their project i.e. effluent disposal system only falls in CRZ area and attracts CRZ Notification. He further submits that they have made the necessary application to the Maharashtra Costal Zone Authority well in advance who in turn have already recommended the project of effluent disposal system vide letter dated 10th January 2013 to MoEF, prior to grant of Environment Clearance on 30th January 2013. He, therefore, submits that though it might be a procedural irregularity, if a purposive construction of legal provisions is made, it has not affected the Environment which is the basic intent of both the 13 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) CRZ and EI Notifications as the project has not yet started. This irregularity can be cured by the authorities if the Tribunal directs them to do so. This irregularity may not be the cause for quashing the EC merely on the ground of procedural flaw. The Counsel for Respondent further claims that he has already raised objection on ground of limitation because the EC has been granted on 30th January 2013 and the said application which is not even an appeal under the provisions of NGT Act is filed on 29th July 2013 which is beyond mandatory period of 90 days from the date of communication stipulated under the National Green Tribunal Act. Therefore, he submits that the EC cannot be challenged at this stage by the applicant but at the same time, he undertakes that unless the necessary CRZ clearance and also clearance under Wildlife Act is received the Project proponent will not commence any project activities at the site.
20 The National Green Tribunal is mandated to work on the principles of Sustainable Development and Polluters pay principle and therefore, in the instant case, as no project activities have commenced so far, no actual environment damages have been proved at this particular time, therefore, based on Sustainable Development principle, the Tribunal is of the opinion that this procedural regularity can be cured by the authorities within eight (8) weeks, as the project proponent has already applied to MCZMA for the CRZ clearance and the MCZMA has already recommended the project vide letter dated 14 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) 10th January 2013. It is on record that the Karnala Wildlife Sanctuary is only about 1000 m. from this proposed industry. This industry has been categorized as red category industry by SPCB and likely to cause emissions of various pollutants including dust and CS2. The Tribunal, therefore, finds it necessary that the MoEF need to review the air emission standards, considering the air dispersion in the area and impact thereof on the Wildlife, more particularly birds, by conducting specilised study through reputed agency. The MoEF is accordingly directed to complete the procedural formalities for granting or otherwise Environmental Clearance as per CRZ Notification 2011 and EI Notification 2006 within eight (8) weeks. In the meantime MoEF shall enquire how such procedural lapse has happened.
21 We also gave our anxious thoughts to the submissions made by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB). It is submitted by the counsel of State Pollution Control Board on November 12, 2013 that the role of MPCB is not activated so far, as it would trigger only after the unit becomes functional and the effluent treatment plant is commissioned. We do not agree to this contention. As per the provision of Water Act and Air Act the State Board is required to ascertain the appropriateness of the Industry location before grant of consent under Section 25 read with provisions of the Section 17 of these Acts. The provisions of the CRZ Notification 2011 are also important, as the section 15 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) 3(v)(a) highlight the role of SPCB in deciding the permissible activities under the CRZ Notification. The said proviso is reproduced as below :-
3. Prohibited Activities within CRZ - The following are declared as prohibited activities within CRZ. :-
(v) Setting of an expansion of units or mechanism for disposal of waste effluents except facilities required for.
(a) Discharging treated effluent into the water course with approval under the Water (P&CP) Act 1974.
22 This provision clearly demonstrate that the role of MPCB and its permission starts much before the CRZ or Environment Clearance is sought in this case. On perusal of the consent to establish granted by the Board, it is noted that no reference has been made to NIO report on effluent disposal facilities and it is not clear, whether the project proponent has made copy of the said report available to SPCB. The said consent which is issued in June 2012 is also subject to grant of EC. We, therefore, direct the project proponent to submit the NIO report to MPCB in next 7 days. We also note that the MPCB has not considered the location of the said unit from the wildlife sanctioning while fixing the air emission standards as required under Section 17 of Air CP&CB) Act, 1981. There is no reference in the consent to establish granted by MPCB to demonstrate this consideration.
23 While parting, with this judgment, we would like to place on record our appreciation of the sincere and scientific 16 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) role done by the Committee Members who have submitted a detailed scientific report in a very short time, without much resources made available to the Committee, which was helpful in resolving the contentions raised in this application. 24 Cumulative result of the foregoing discussion is that the application is barred by limitation and therefore, will have to be dismissed. Secondly, the application is not merit-worthy for the reason that the proposed industrial unit is being established in the MIDC area which is not within the prohibited limits of RRZ Policy in as much as the location is beyond Patalganga River Weir. Respondent No.1 cannot start the project activities without obtaining CRZ clearance and compliances of other conditions as enumerated in the EC granted by the MoEF. The Applicant has not proved that the project would cause any environmental damage and as such restoration of the environment is necessary. Hence, the application is dismissed. No costs.
25 We deem it proper to issue following directions to the authorities concerned :
a) The MoEF shall study the industrial air emissions and Air dispersion, in the area of the proposed industry and Karnala Bird Sanctuary, in order to satisfy itself whether establishment of the industry is ecologically sustainable.17
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b) The issue of permission under CRZ notification 2011 and EIA Notification of 2006 shall be duly considered and decided within period of 8 weeks hereafter independently, on merits thereof.
............................................., JM (Justice V. R. Kingaonkar) ............................................., EM (Dr. Ajay.A. Deshpande) 18 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz)


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In most cases, we'd like to believe you have no preprocessing to do in Zephyr. Steps like unzipping files and placing them in the correct HDFS location SHOULD be managed in more robust systems for this purpose, like OODT or Nutch (or Oozie or even just bash scripts). However, sometimes our data is anything but clean. Sometimes our data needs to be organized a little better, to be cleaned up solely in terms of its adherence to basic Csv or XML rules. A variety of tools exist to do jobs like these; tools like DataWrangler or OptiWrangle. Rather than write very complex parsers, it would be far nicer if we could offload this data cleanup and data enhancement step to another tool who handles it better. Preprocessors are brand new and still need a lot of work, but it is our hope that by integrating DataWrangle as a preprocessor, we can hopefully avoid complex custom parsers in favor of using a generalized, configurable CsvParser - which makes for less code we need to maintain.
Our parser API is very simple, though it's possible this simplicity may cause issues for far more complex parsing
needs (if so, please contact us!). The parser interface is as follows:
public interface Parser {
public ProcessingResult
, byte[]> parse() throws IOException;
public Parser newInstance(InputStream inputStream);
}
The method public Parser newInstance(InputStream inputStream)
is a factory method that will create a
new Parser object with the same configuration information as the original Parser. As you can see, it requires an
InputStream to be provided for a new Parser to be created; this Parser then will operate over that InputStream and
only that InputStream.
As you can see from the ProcessingResult
method, it returns a custom, parameterized object called , byte[]> parse()
ProcessingResult
. ProcessingResult is
a pretty simple class; the first parameter defines the type of data that comes out if the parse() method was
successful, the second parameter defines the "raw original data" that failed our processing step, and hidden inside
the object is a Throwable - or the reason why our parse call may have failed.
If parse() cannot be
completed because we are finished with our InputStream, we simply return null.
A Schema is our java class that defines what data we expect to be provided from the parser (in List
Vital Note Our schemas allow you to create *multiple* schemata entries for the same incoming field. You
would use this capability if you had a single data field that needed to be split out into N number of fields,
each with their own validation routines and normalization procedures (an example would be if you wanted to
explicitly write out the year, month, and day of a YYYY-MM-DD formatted field, or split a single
latitude/longitude field into separate fields).
Pre-validation is most often simply a not empty check. We're ultimately using this to filter out data from running
0..N normalizers over it if it doesn't even exist - wasted processing time. However, you could write your own,
custom Validator that implements the following interface, to do whatever you wish!
public interface Validator {
boolean isValid(final String value);
}
As we mentioned above, we can support 0..N normalizers. Some data, we want to take it as it is - but others, most
normally things like "DateTime", come in in a variety of formats. Rather than write
date conversion routines into each of our analytics, it makes far more sense to normalize our DateTime into a
standard format (like ISO 8601). This also holds true for things like DMS to Decimal Degrees, or converting all
distances into miles. The reason we support 0..N is the idea of, hopefully, chaining Normalizers together to achieve
desired functionality instead of writing a custom normalizer for every new field. "Generally, when it makes sense to
generalize, do, but not a moment before. For the most part."
Normalizers, like validators, have a pretty simple contract - configuration information for Normalizers (and
Validators) would go into their constructor in their Schema definition:
public interface Normalizer {
String normalize(String value) throws NormalizationException;
}
Vital NoteIf a field fails Normalization through a NormalizationException, it will not be added to the
resulting data structure - and if it is a required field, may result in the dropping of the row.
After pre-validation, after our normalization routines, we have the post validation step. It may very well be the precise same step as the pre-validation routine - ultimately, it is meant to ensure that your normalization routines didn't result in data far from what you actually expected. It's a double check on human error!
Canonicalization is the step where we turn our incoming data's name from, say, "text", into "textual-data-element". Or "lat" into "latitude". Or "email" into "//person//contact//email". Ultimately, the finalized nomenclature is up to you and your organization. You may want to go all out and back your canonicalization with an ontology - or you may be fine with a taxonomy. Or you may be okay with a laissez-faire, ad-hoc, anything-goes process. Because we want to support the former, even the latter must go through the CatalogService lookup phase. Currently, our default, provided CatalogService behaves as a simple pass through. It is expected that you will implement a different CatalogService implmentation, possibly with a more rigorous, peer reviewed, curated system, for better interoperability between groups in your organization.
In the entirety of this Schema mapping step, we have been operating over a List
The Record is simply a collection of Entries that indicate a record, event, or row. It is Iterable
Enrichment is any activity where we take one or more than one field of an Record and do a micro analytic activity upon it. Enrichment is row/record/event specific - it isn't judging other rows/records/events against the one it is enriching, but it is enriching itself with the data it contains. These enrichers are chained in sequence and should not expect thrown exceptions to cease further enrichment activities. Enrichers should not be seen as providing necessary fields, but instead trying to make the Record more useful for further analytics, if it can. Consider them as a "nicety".
Output is an interesting step. Right now, we provide a few capabilities in Zephyr Core for turning an Record into a
"Hive Table Formatted" file, with Entries reordered to fit our outgoing table structure, and null fields to be
written out (generally speaking, Records don't often contain empty fields unless you specifically ask for them by
using the AlwaysValidValidator. It's extra data and unnecessary waste, especially in platforms that operate over
network IO instead of in memory.) However, it's also possible that you may want to write to Accumulo or some other
system - or even output your data to HDFS in a completely different file format. In the case of file formats, we
have you covered with our
org.zephyr.output.formatter.OutputFormatter class. The interface is as follows:
public interface OutputFormatter {
byte [] formatRecord(Record record);
}
Currently most of our focus has been in ensuring we can output data to HDFS. Our current platform support;
MapReduce, Standalone - they both expect us to be dealing in byte arrays for our output. However, there may come a
time when we need to support a more abstracted view - in essence, we're asking you to be cognizant that this portion
of our API may change. It, like our Canonicalization / NamingService, need to be more robust.


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Add a third pary rtmp end point to the stream. When broadcast is started, it will send rtmp stream to this rtmp url as well.
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | form | This is the id of broadcast |
| rtmpUrl | form | rtmp url of the endpoint that stream will be republished |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/addEndpoint Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Add social endpoint to a stream
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | form | of the broadcast |
| serviceName | form | name of the service like facebook, youtube, periscope in order to have successfull operation. Social network must be authorized in advance |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/addSocialEndpoint Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Creates a broadcast and returns the full broadcast object with rtmp address and other information.
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) | Broadcast object only related information should be set, it may be null as well. |
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) | Broadcast |
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/create
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
{
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
}
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
}
Create broadcast and bind social networks at the same time Server should be authorized in advance to make this service return success
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| socialNetworks | query | Comma separated social network names Social network names must in comma separated and names must match with the defined names like facebook,periscope,youtube etc. |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) | Broadcast io.antmedia.datastore.db.types.Broadcast |
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/createWithSocial
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
{
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
}
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
}
Get broadcast object
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | query | id of the broadcast |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) | broadcast object nothing if broadcast is not found |
| application/json | Broadcast (JSON) |
GET /broadcast/get Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
}
Updates broadcast name and description
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| description | form | New description of the broadcast |
| id | form | id of the broadcast that is given when creating broadcast |
| name | form | New name of the broadcast |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/updateInfo Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Updates broadcast publishing field
| name | type | description | constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | form | id of the brodcast | |
| publish | form | publish field true/false | boolean |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/updatePublishStatus Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Check if device is authenticated in the social network. In authorization phase, this function may be polled periodically until it returns success. Server checks social network service for about 1 minute so that if user does not enter DeviceAuthParameters in a 1 minute, this function will never return true
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| serviceName | path | Name of the service facebook,youtube,periscope |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result object with success field. If success field is true, it is authenticated if false, not authenticated |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/checkDeviceAuthStatus/{serviceName} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Delete broadcast from data store TODO: Stop publishing if it is being published Delete all stream if it is vod Delete all stream if vod is stored some under storage
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | path | Id of the braodcast |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result object with success field true or false |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/delete/{id} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Deletes vod file in the file system
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | path | name of the file |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/deleteVoDFile/{id} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Get device parameters for social network authrozation.
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| serviceName | path | Name of the service, like facebook,youtube,periscope |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | object (JSON) | If operation is successfull, DeviceAuthParameters is returned with related information. User should go to io.antmedia.social.endpoint.VideoServiceEndpoint.DeviceAuthParameters#verification_url and enter io.antmedia.social.endpoint.VideoServiceEndpoint.DeviceAuthParameters#user_code in a minute If not successfull, it returns with Result object with message |
| application/json | object (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/getDeviceAuthParameters/{serviceName} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
...
Some social networks have different channels especially for facebook, Live stream can be published on Facebook Page or Personal account, this service returns the related information about that.
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| serviceName | path | Name of the social network (facebook,youtube,periscope) |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | SocialEndpointChannel (JSON) | SocialEndpointChannel |
| application/json | SocialEndpointChannel (JSON) |
GET /broadcast/getSocialNetworkChannel/{serviceName} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"id" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"type" : "..."
}
Revoke authorization from a social network account that is authorized before
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| serviceName | path | Name of the service |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/revokeSocialNetwork/{serviceName} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| streamId | path |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/stop/{streamId} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}
Gets the broadcast list from database
| name | type | description | constraints |
|---|---|---|---|
| offset | path | This is the offset of the list, it is useful for pagination, | int |
| size | path | Number of items that will be fetched. If there is not enough item in the datastore, returned list size may less then this value | int |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | array of Broadcast (JSON) | JSON broadcast list |
| application/json | array of Broadcast (JSON) |
GET /broadcast/getList/{offset}/{size} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
[ {
"publicStream" : true,
"duration" : 12345,
"date" : 12345,
"category" : "...",
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"expireDurationMS" : 12345,
"description" : "...",
"is360" : true,
"endPointList" : [ {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
}, {
"streamId" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"broadcastId" : "...",
"type" : "...",
"rtmpUrl" : "..."
} ],
"plannedStartDate" : 12345,
"publish" : true,
"status" : "...",
"listenerHookURL" : "..."
} ]
Returns available social network channels for the specific service
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| serviceName | path | Name of the social network |
| type | path | This is very service specific, it may be page for Facebook |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | array of SocialEndpointChannel (JSON) | List of SocialEndpointChannel |
| application/json | array of SocialEndpointChannel (JSON) |
GET /broadcast/getSocialNetworkChannelList/{serviceName}/{type} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
[ {
"id" : "...",
"name" : "...",
"type" : "..."
} ]
Sets channel that live stream will be published on specific social network channel
| name | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| id | path | id of the channel |
| serviceName | path | Name of the social network service |
| type | path | Type of the channel |
| media type | data type | description |
|---|---|---|
| application/json | Result (JSON) | Result |
| application/json | Result (JSON) |
POST /broadcast/setSocialNetworkChannel/{serviceName}/{type}/{id} Accept: application/json
HTTP/1.1 201 Created
Content-Type: application/json
{
"success" : true,
"message" : "..."
}


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Karney's elliptic functions and integrals.
Class Elliptic transcoded from Charles Karney's C++
class EllipticFunction to pure Python, including symmetric
integrals Elliptic.fRC, Elliptic.fRD, Elliptic.fRF, Elliptic.fRG and Elliptic.fRJ as static methods
.
Python method names follow the C++ member functions, except:
"c"
, for example
E()
is property cE
,
"f"
, example
E(psi)
to fE(psi)
and E(sn, cn,
dn)
to fE(sn, cn, dn)
,
Following is a copy of Karney's EllipticFunction.hpp file Header
.
Copyright (C) Charles Karney (2008-2023) and licensed under the MIT/X11 License. For more information, see the GeographicLib documentation.
Elliptic integrals and functions.
This provides the elliptic functions and integrals needed for
Ellipsoid
, GeodesicExact
, and
TransverseMercatorExact
. Two categories of function are
provided:
In the latter case, an object is constructed giving the modulus
k
(and optionally the parameter alpha
). The
modulus (and parameter) are always passed as squares which allows
k
to be pure imaginary. (Confusingly, Abramowitz and Stegun
call m = k**2
the "parameter" and n =
alpha**2
the "characteristic".)
In geodesic applications, it is convenient to separate the incomplete integrals into secular and periodic components, e.g.
E(phi, k) = (2 E(k) / pi) [ phi + delta E(phi, k)
]
where delta E(phi, k)
is an odd periodic function
with period pi
.
The computation of the elliptic integrals uses the algorithms given in B. C. Carlson, Computation of real or complex elliptic integrals (also available here), Numerical Algorithms 10, 13--26 (1995) with the additional optimizations given here.
The computation of the Jacobi elliptic functions uses the algorithm given in R. Bulirsch, Numerical Calculation of Elliptic Integrals and Elliptic Functions, Numerische Mathematik 7, 78--90 (1965).
The notation follows NIST Digital Library of Mathematical Functions chapters 19 and 22.
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@DoNotImplement interface DurableCursor<T> : Cursor<T>
A DurableCursor is a stream that emits elements of type T and provides management functions to maintain durability across application restarts.
A DurableCursor can represent both a finite and infinite stream of elements. APIs returning a cursor will determine which type the cursor belongs to.
Finite streams should consist of the following steps:
Example usage of an finite stream:
var result: PollResult<T> = cursor.poll(50, 5.minutes)
while (!result.isLastResult) {
for (positionedValue: PositionedValue<T> in result.positionedValues) {
log.info("Processing value: ${positionedValue.value} at position: ${positionedValue.position}")
}
cursor.commit(result)
result = cursor.poll(50, 5.minutes)
}
PollResult<T> result = cursor.poll(50, Duration.of(5, ChronoUnit.MINUTES));
while (!result.isLastResult()) {
for (PositionedValue<T> positionedValue : result.getPositionedValues()) {
log.info("Processing value: " + positionedValue.getValue() + " at position: " + positionedValue.getPosition());
}
cursor.commit(result)
result = cursor.poll(50, Duration.of(5, ChronoUnit.MINUTES));
}
Infinite streams should consist of the following steps:
Example usage of an infinite stream:
while (!Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted) {
val result = cursor.poll(50, 5.minutes);
for (positionedValue: PositionedValue<T> in result.positionedValues) {
log.info("Processing value: ${positionedValue.value} at position: ${positionedValue.position}")
}
cursor.commit(result.lastPosition)
}
while (!Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted()) {
PollResult<T> result = cursor.poll(50, Duration.of(5, ChronoUnit.MINUTES));
for (PositionedValue<T> positionedValue : result.getPositionedValues()) {
log.info("Processing value: " + positionedValue.getValue() + " at position: " + positionedValue.getPosition());
}
cursor.commit(result);
}
See Also
currentPosition |
Gets the current position of the cursor open val currentPosition: Long |
positionManager |
Gets the PositionManager of the cursor. abstract val positionManager: PositionManager |
asyncCommit |
Marks all the elements up to a position (inclusive) as consumed. Such that future calls to poll will return elements further down the stream. open fun asyncCommit(position: Long): CompletableFuture<Unit> |
commit |
Marks all the elements up to a position (inclusive) as consumed. Such that future calls to poll will return elements further down the stream. open fun commit(position: Long): Unit
Convenience method that commits Cursor.PollResult.lastPosition for non-empty results. open fun commit(result: PollResult<T>): Unit |
reset |
Resets the cursor's position to the very beginning of the stream. open fun reset(): Unit |
seek |
Adjusts the cursor to a specific position either back or forward. position may not be less than open fun seek(position: Long): Unit |
FiniteDurableCursor |
Extension of DurableCursor which hints that returned stream will be finite, i.e. it will have an end. Also finite cursors indicate that a full result set is available on the server side and the client can consume the whole result at their convenience. interface FiniteDurableCursor<T> : DurableCursor<T> |


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An exploration of the many ways to initiate child to parent component communication. There are a few ways: two way binding, output function references (NG2 style) and the old school emit path. All are pretty useful.
Task: by changing the value within any of the text boxes on display here, all other text boxes will be updated.


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How long do I have to wait to process?
How do I obtain the TMK for a property?
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You will need to have the following:
You can fill out this form here
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Telephone:(808)587-3827
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How long do I have to wait to process?
Your process will take handled within 5 business days
A Tax Map Key is a unique property identifier number.
How do I obtain the TMK for a property?
You can use the ArcGIS map application to find your address.
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It is a summary of information related to specific property of case.
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AbstractVAppType
Represents a base type for VAppType and VmType.
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AdminCatalog
Admin representation of the container for meta data (key-value pair) associated to different
entities in the system.
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AdminVdc
Provides an administrative view of a vDC.
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Catalog
Container for references to
VAppTemplate and Media objects. |
class |
CatalogItem
Contains a reference to a VappTemplate or Media object and related metadata.
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Entity
Basic entity type in the vCloud object model.
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File
Represents a file to be transferred (uploaded or downloaded).
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Group
Represents group in the system.
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Media
Represents removable media, such as a CD-ROM, DVD or Floppy disk.
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Metadata
Represents a set of metadata
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MetadataEntry
Represents a metadata entry
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Owner
Represents the owner of this entity.
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ProductSectionList
Essentially a container with a list of product sections.
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Represents a list of RASD items.
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This is the container for returned elements in referenceView
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ResourceEntity
Base type that represents a resource entity such as a vApp template or virtual media.
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RoleReferences
Container for ReferenceType elements that reference RoleType objects.
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Task
Represents an asynchronous or long-running task in the vCloud environment.
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TasksList
Task List
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User
Represents users in the vCloud system.
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VApp
Represents a vApp.
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VAppTemplate
Represents a vApp template.
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Vdc
Represents a virtual data center (vDC).
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Vm
Represents a virtual machine.
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Represents a question which vSphere issued for a VM in a stuck state(WAITING_FOR_INPUT).
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Admin representation of external network.
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Represents a VApp network configuration.
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Base settings for LDAP connection
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Java class for OrgPasswordPolicySettings complex type.
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Container for query result sets.
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Container for the list of typed queries available to the
requesting user.
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Humour and Dialect
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
Expectation
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 359
- Genre: Poetry
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You ‘ll be wonderin’ whut ’s de reason
I ’s a grinnin’ all de time,
An’ I guess you t’ink my sperits
Mus’ be feelin’ mighty prime.
Well, I ‘fess up, I is tickled
As a puppy at his paws.
But you need n’t think I’s crazy,
I ain’ laffin’ ‘dout a cause.
You’s a wonderin’ too, I reckon,
Why I does n’t seem to eat,
An’ I notice you a lookin’
Lak you felt completely beat
When I ‘fuse to tek de bacon,
An’ don’ settle on de ham.
Don’ you feel no feah erbout me,
Jes’ keep eatin’, an’ be ca’m.
Fu’ I’s waitin’ an’ I’s watchin’
‘Bout a little t’ing I see—
D’ othah night I’s out a walkin’
An’ I passed a ‘simmon tree.
Now I’s whettin’ up my hongry,
An’ I’s laffin’ fit to kill,
Fu’ de fros’ done turned de ‘simmons,
An’ de possum ’s eat his fill.
He done go’ged hisse’f owdacious,
An’ he stayin’ by de tree!

An’ some ebenin’ me an Towsah
Gwine to come an’ mek a call,
We jes’ drap in onexpected
Fu’ to shek yo’ han’, dat’s all.
Oh, I knows dat you ‘ll be tickled,
Seems lak I kin see you smile,
So pu’haps I mought pu’suade you
Fu’ to visit us a while.


Chordimate Animates Guitar Chords
Because the linguistic creativity of hackers is frequently limited to puns and portmanteaus, "Chordimate" is what you get from smushing together "chord" and "animate".
Chordimate is a jQuery plugin which renders a guitar fretboard, displaying the name and position of a set of notes (e.g. scales, chords, modes, but herein called a "scale").
The fun part is animating it from one scale to another. It supports arbitrary tuning (at time of plugin initialization). It scales nicely and dynamically. It's easily customized with CSS alone. It can show any reasonable number of frets, correctly spaced to match the real instrument.
Chordimate is MIT licensed. Git the source
Legend
Scale degree
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- dominant
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| sandwich {sandwich} | R Documentation |
Constructing sandwich covariance matrix estimators by multiplying bread and meat matrices.
sandwich(x, bread. = bread, meat. = meat, ...)
x |
a fitted model object. |
bread. |
either a bread matrix or a function for computing
this via |
meat. |
either a bread matrix or a function for computing
this via |
... |
arguments passed to the |
sandwich
is a simple convenience function that
takes a bread matrix (i.e., estimator of the expectation of the negative
derivative of the estimating functions) and a meat matrix (i.e.,
estimator of the variance of the estimating functions) and multiplies
them to a sandwich with meat between two slices of bread. By default
bread
and meat
are called.
Some theoretical background along with implementation details is introduced in Zeileis (2006) and also used in Zeileis et al. (2020).
A matrix containing the sandwich covariance matrix estimate. Typically, this should be an k x k matrix corresponding to k parameters.
Zeileis A (2006). “Object-Oriented Computation of Sandwich Estimators.” Journal of Statistical Software, 16(9), 1–16. doi: 10.18637/jss.v016.i09
Zeileis A, Köll S, Graham N (2020). “Various Versatile Variances: An Object-Oriented Implementation of Clustered Covariances in R.” Journal of Statistical Software, 95(1), 1–36. doi: 10.18637/jss.v095.i01
x <- sin(1:10) y <- rnorm(10) fm <- lm(y ~ x) sandwich(fm) vcovHC(fm, type = "HC")


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PPU (Graphics) Routines
Anything that has to do with poking the PPU belongs here.
Table of Contents
PPU Function Reference
ppu.asm
| ppu.asm Main PPU Routines |
||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |
ppu_writeCtrl |
Writes the value of A to $2000
(PPU_CTRL ) and the internal "last $2000" variable (int_ppuCtrl ). |
A - New value to write to PPU Control |
ppu_writeMask |
Writes the value of A to $2001
(PPU_MASK ) and the internal "last $2001" variable (int_ppuMask ). |
A - New value to write to PPU Mask |
ppu_writeScroll |
Writes the values from X and Y
into $2005 (PPU_SCROLL ) and the internal scroll
registers (int_scrollX and int_scrollY ). |
X - New X scroll value Y - New Y scroll value |
ppu_writeScrollInt |
Writes the values from X and Y
into the internal scroll registers (int_scrollX and int_scrollY ). |
X - New X internal scroll value Y - New Y internal scroll value |
ppu_writeScrollSame |
Writes the same value (A ) to the X
and Y scroll and internal scroll registers. |
A - New scroll value |
ppu_writeScrollIntSame |
Writes the same value (A ) to the X
and Y internal scroll registers. |
A - New internal scroll value |
ppu_resetScroll |
Resets the scroll to the first nametable by writing
to PPU_CTRL and PPU_SCROLL . |
None |
ppu_sprite0HitCheck |
Probes PPU_STATUS once to see if the
Sprite 0 hit has been triggered. Returns the result in A .
(0 = not triggered, 1 = triggered)freem's Note: This probably isn't the best way to check for a Sprite 0 hit. |
None |
ppu_waitVBLSet |
Waits for the VBlank flag to become set. freem's Note: Code from one of dwedit's demos. |
None |
ppu_waitVBLClear |
Waits for the VBlank flag to become cleared. freem's Note: Code from one of dwedit's demos. |
None |
ppu_setAddr |
Sets the current PPU address. |
X - PPU Address High Byte ($0000) Y - PPU Address Low Byte ($0000) |
ppu_resetPalNTPos |
resets palette ($3F00 ) and nametable ($0000 ) positions. |
None |
waitNMI |
Waits for an NMI to be fired. | None |
ppu_enableNMI |
Quickly enable NMIs. | None |
ppu_disableNMI |
Quickly disable NMIs. | None |
ppu/chr-ram.asm
| chr-ram.asm CHR-RAM Routines |
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|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |
ppu/nametable.asm
| nametable.asm Nametable Routines |
||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |
ppu/oam.asm
| oam.asm OAM (Sprite) Routines |
||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |
oam_clearAll |
Properly clears the OAM by hiding sprites. freem's Note: Code from Shiru's NES library. |
None |
oam_update |
Updates all OAM data by transferring OAM_BUF contents via OAM_DMA. | None |
oam_setEntryData |
Updates a single OAM data entry at the specified index. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) tmp00 - Data Location Low Byte ($0000) tmp01 - Data Location High Byte ($0000) |
oam_setEntryY |
Sets the Y value for the specified OAM entry. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) X - New Y value |
oam_setEntryTile |
Sets the tile index for the specified OAM entry. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) X - New tile index |
oam_setEntryTile816 |
Sets the tile index for the specified OAM entry for 8x16 sprite modes. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) X - New tile index Y - Pattern table select ($00 or $01) |
oam_setEntryAttr |
Sets the attributes for the specified OAM entry. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) X - New attributes |
oam_setEntryX |
Sets the X value for the specified OAM entry. |
A - OAM Index ($00-$3F) X - New X value |
ppu/palette.asm
| palette.asm Palette Routines |
||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |
ppu_clearPal |
Resets the entire palette to black ($0F) using the PPU addresses. RENDERING MUST BE OFF FOR THIS TO HAVE A CHANCE AT WORKING! |
None |
ppu_XferFullPalToPPU |
Transfers 32 bytes of palette data to the PPU via $3F00. RENDERING MUST BE OFF FOR THIS TO HAVE A CHANCE AT WORKING! |
tmp00 - Address Low Byte ($0000) tmp01 - Address High Byte ($0000) |
ppu_palBufToPPU |
Transfers data from the Palette Buffer to the PPU. Clobbers A,X,Y. | None |
ppu/vrambuf.asm
| vrambuf.asm VRAM Buffer Routines |
||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Parameters |


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--- title: "Web scraping herbicide weed resistance data" author: - Maxwel C Oliveira - Nick Arneson date: 2021-03-05T09:09:14-05:00 categories: ["Web scraping"] tags: ["data manipulation"] output: html_document thumbnail: http://weedscience.org/Images/1.jpg ---
Web scraping, web harvesting, or web data extraction is data scraping used for extracting data from websites. Web pages use HyperText Markup Language (HTML). HTML isn’t a programming language like R. However, it’s a markup language with its own syntax and rules. In addition, Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, is a language for adding styles to HTML pages.
This post will lead you to get a structured data of herbicide weed resistance by country from the http://weedscience.org/Home.aspx website. We are not gonna teach you about the full details of web scraping. Rather we are using some of web scraping techniques in R to get herbicide resistance data.
If you want to learn more details about web scraping in R, please read here
It is not novel that herbicide resistance is a major problem worldwide. If you are a student, Professor, extension or industry personnel in the field of Weed Science, you have probably landed in the The International Herbicide-Resistant Weed Database (http://weedscience.org/Home.aspx), which is leaded by Dr. Ian Heap.
If you are a novice in Weed Science, here is the website description:
The International Survey of Herbicide Resistant Weeds is a collaborative effort between weed scientists in over 80 countries. Our main aim is to maintain scientific accuracy in the reporting of herbicide resistant weeds globally. This collaborative effort is supported by government, academic, and industry weed scientists worldwide. This project is funded by the Global Herbicide Resistance Action Committee and CropLife International.
The website is the best resource for retrieving herbicide weed resistance data. There are many ways you can get data from this herbicide resistance database. One common method is to copy and paste data from the region or weed of iquiry into a spreadsheet or a text file to summarize. However, as you know, we are vested in making your life easier when it comes to weed science data analysis. So in this post we will show you how to extract the data and direct it into R.
For this exercise the main packages used are rvest for scraping websites and tidyverse for data manipulation. Let’s start by running the codes below.
#install.packages("rvest") #Remove # if you need to install these packages
#install.packages("tidyverse")
library(rvest)
library(tidyverse)
Once you have loaded the package in R we will start retrieving the herbicide resistance weeds by county and site of action. The data we needed can be found in the link (http://weedscience.org/Summary/CountrySummary.aspx), see below (yellow table):
The figure above shows the web page with the data we need to retrieve. If you scroll down you can see that there are a list of 71 countries with number of herbicide resistance, total and resistance by sites of action (SOA). Notice that SOA are represented by Herbicide Resistance Action Committee (HRAC) nomenclature.
Now we need to load the web page (http://weedscience.org/Summary/CountrySummary.aspx) in R. We will use the function read_html. Let’s run the code below. Notice that “world_resistance” is the name I chose to assign the webpage information.
world_resistance <- read_html("http://weedscience.org/Summary/CountrySummary.aspx")
The webpage link is now stored in “world_resistance”. We will now use two functions, html_node and html_table, to extract only the Herbicide Resistance Weeds by County and Site of Action Table. The html_node() extract the selector, which is “table” for this webpage. Then I use html_table() to make the output as a table. Notice the operator %>% is used to pass the result of one step as input for the next step.
resistance_chart <- world_resistance %>%
html_node("table") %>% # selector = table
html_table(fill = TRUE) # get a table
resistance_chart %>%
slice_head(n = 5) # display 5 rows
## X1
## 1 Herbicide Resistant Weeds by Country and Site of Action(click on a column header to sort or click on a country for details)
## 2 #
## 3 1
## 4 2
## 5 3
## X2 X3 X4 X5 X6 X7 X8 X9 X10 X11 X12
## 1 <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA> <NA>
## 2 Country Total A B C1 C2 D G K1 O Other
## 3 Argentina 27 3 5 0 0 0 15 0 4 0
## 4 Australia 100 14 27 8 0 11 21 3 4 12
## 5 Austria 5 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0
Notice that the output of “resistance_chart” is not tidy yet (and you know we like our data tidy, don’t we!?). We will use package janitor functions row_to_names() and clean_names() to adjust the table header.
resistance_chart1 <- resistance_chart %>%
janitor::row_to_names(row_number = 2) %>% # make second column header
janitor::clean_names() %>% # clean header
as_tibble() %>% # tibble is better than data.frame
mutate_at(vars(-country), as.integer) # make column numbers as integers
You can see that table is tidy and ready to be used as your needs (much better, yes?). If needed, an additional step is to make a single column combining all sites of action columns, here described as letters.
resistance_chart2 <- resistance_chart1 %>%
pivot_longer(cols = a:other, # select columns to pivot
names_to = "soa", # new column name
values_to = "resistant") # new values column name
resistance_chart2
## # A tibble: 639 x 5
## number country total soa resistant
## <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <int>
## 1 1 Argentina 27 a 3
## 2 1 Argentina 27 b 5
## 3 1 Argentina 27 c1 0
## 4 1 Argentina 27 c2 0
## 5 1 Argentina 27 d 0
## 6 1 Argentina 27 g 15
## 7 1 Argentina 27 k1 0
## 8 1 Argentina 27 o 4
## 9 1 Argentina 27 other 0
## 10 2 Australia 100 a 14
## # … with 629 more rows
You might be interested in selecting herbicide resistant weeds data in a country of your choice. Here we will show how to extract herbicide resistance data from all 71 countries listed in the Heap et al. (2021) database. The gif below demonstrates the data that we are retrieving from the website.
I clicked on United States to show the data that we are retrieving from the website but we will get that data from all 71 countries listed.
The link below show an example of the data we are are interested. Notice the website link changed a bit when we click on United States: http://weedscience.org/Summary/Country.aspx?CountryID=45. If you look closely, the only thing is changing is the last attribute of the link, ID. Each country has their own code ID. The United States ID is 45.
Knowing that we can extract all 71 countries’ data at once. We will use a similar code snippet, as demonstrated earlier in this post. The difference is that we are using the codes inside a function (country_function) that takes the country id as an argument and pass into the function body.
country_function <- function(id) {
url <- paste0("http://weedscience.org/Summary/Country.aspx?CountryID=",id,"")
#id will change by each country id number
# Read url
resistance <- read_html(url)
# Extract herbicide resistance data
chart <- resistance %>%
html_node(".rgMasterTable") %>% # selector
html_table(fill = TRUE) # get the table
# Tidy dataset
final_chart <- chart %>%
janitor::row_to_names(row_number = 2) %>% # make second column header
janitor::clean_names() %>% # clean header
as_tibble() %>% # tibble is better than data.frame
drop_na() %>% # drop NA values
mutate_at(c("number", "first_year",
"country_id", "resist_id"),
as.integer) # make columns numbers as integer
# Get final dataset
final_chart
}
Now, the function is done and we want to test it. Lets use id = 1 to see the output.
country_function(id = 1)
## # A tibble: 152 x 10
## x number species common_name country state_name first_year country_id
## <chr> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
## 1 "" 1 Lolium… Rigid Ryeg… Austra… New South… 1985 1
## 2 "" 2 Avena … Sterile Oat Austra… New South… 1989 1
## 3 "" 3 Avena … Wild Oat Austra… New South… 1991 1
## 4 "" 4 Cyperu… Smallflowe… Austra… New South… 1994 1
## 5 "" 5 Sagitt… California… Austra… New South… 1994 1
## 6 "" 6 Damaso… Starfruit Austra… New South… 1994 1
## 7 "" 7 Sisymb… Oriental M… Austra… New South… 1994 1
## 8 "" 8 Sinapi… Wild Musta… Austra… New South… 1996 1
## 9 "" 9 Phalar… Hood Canar… Austra… New South… 1997 1
## 10 "" 10 Lolium… Rigid Ryeg… Austra… New South… 1997 1
## # … with 142 more rows, and 2 more variables: site_of_action <chr>,
## # resist_id <int>
Great! The function works.
It gets the data from Australia, which means that the Australia ID in this website is 1. However, countries are listed alphabetically here: http://weedscience.org/Summary/CountrySummary.aspx. Therefore, I was expecting Argentina to be id = 1, not Australia.
It turns out that id number is not following the alphabetical order.
Fear not, we’ve got a plan.
After some workarounds I have gotten the full country name and id number.
country <- tribble(
~country_name, ~id,
"argentina", 48,
"australia", 1,
"austria", 2,
"belgium ", 3,
"bolivia", 4,
"brazil", 5,
"bulgaria", 6,
"canada", 7,
"chile", 8,
"china", 9,
"colombia", 10,
"costa rica", 11,
"czech republic", 12,
"denmark", 13,
"ecuador", 14,
"egypt", 15,
"fiji", 16,
"france", 17,
"germany", 18,
"greece", 19,
"hungary", 20,
"india", 21,
"indonesia", 22,
"israel", 23,
"italy", 24,
"japan", 25,
"kenya", 26,
"south korea", 27,
"malaysia", 28,
"mexico", 29,
"new zealand", 30,
"norway", 31,
"philippines", 32,
"poland", 33,
"portugal", 34,
"saudi arabia", 35,
"slovenia", 36,
"south africa", 37,
"spain", 38,
"sri lanka", 39,
"sweden", 40,
"switzerland", 41,
"taiwan", 42,
"netherlands", 43,
"united kingdom", 44,
"united states", 45,
"paraguay", 46,
"thailand", 47,
"cyprus", 53,
"jordan", 55,
"nicaragua", 60,
"russia", 65,
"syria", 69,
"turkey", 71,
"uruguay", 73,
"ethiopia", 76,
"tunisia", 78,
"iran", 79,
"venezuela", 80,
"ireland", 81,
"panama", 82,
"el salvador", 83,
"guatemala", 84,
"honduras", 85,
"pakistan", 86,
"finland", 139,
"kazakhstan", 157,
"latvia", 174,
"lithuania", 185,
"serbia", 245,
"ukraine", 230
)
country
## # A tibble: 71 x 2
## country_name id
## <chr> <dbl>
## 1 "argentina" 48
## 2 "australia" 1
## 3 "austria" 2
## 4 "belgium " 3
## 5 "bolivia" 4
## 6 "brazil" 5
## 7 "bulgaria" 6
## 8 "canada" 7
## 9 "chile" 8
## 10 "china" 9
## # … with 61 more rows
Once you have the data set with country and id number, we can iterate with map function from purrr package.
resistance_data <- country %>%
arrange(country_name) %>% #arrange country in alphabetical order
mutate(resistance_data = map(id, country_function)) # iterate function over id
# resistance data is in a list by each country
resistance_data
## # A tibble: 71 x 3
## country_name id resistance_data
## <chr> <dbl> <list>
## 1 "argentina" 48 <tibble [28 × 9]>
## 2 "australia" 1 <tibble [152 × 10]>
## 3 "austria" 2 <tibble [4 × 9]>
## 4 "belgium " 3 <tibble [21 × 9]>
## 5 "bolivia" 4 <tibble [8 × 9]>
## 6 "brazil" 5 <tibble [54 × 9]>
## 7 "bulgaria" 6 <tibble [4 × 9]>
## 8 "canada" 7 <tibble [118 × 10]>
## 9 "chile" 8 <tibble [19 × 9]>
## 10 "china" 9 <tibble [44 × 9]>
## # … with 61 more rows
Finally, we use unnest function to unlist the resistance_data.
final_resistance_data <- resistance_data %>%
unnest(resistance_data) %>% # unlist resistance data
dplyr::select(-x) # removing column x
The “final_resistance_data” contains the full resistance dataset of all 71 countries listed in Heap et al. (2021). There are many possibilities when working with this data. For example, you can filter it by your country, weeds and/or use visualization. Its up to you!
We would like to thank Heap at al. (2021) for providing this great herbicide resistance database and all of the weed scientist collaborators that submit data for reporting.
Heap, I. The International Survey of Herbicide Resistant Weeds. Online. Internet. Friday, March 5, 2021.


A tab is a hidden section of content activated by a menu
Tab Headers and Tab Contents are connected using a unique identifer, as shown in the example below.
Binding to properties & events of the Tab Header allows you to manipulate the tabset.
Generating tabs using *ngFor
is fully supported.
Since the tab headers and contents are separate, tabs can be styled as menus. Tabsets can also be nested as shown.


MINERAL OIL LIGHT- light mineral oil liquid
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Disclaimer: This drug has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective, and this labeling has not been approved by FDA. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here.

Manufactured for:
Clipper Distributing Company, LLC.
St. Joseph, MO 64507
For use asd a mild laxative. Softens and lubricates stools to help relive simple constipation.
Not recommended for frequent or extended use. Continuous or too frequent use may interfere with absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and other nutrients.
Use great care to avoid getting into the respiratory tract (wind-pipe and lungs). Accidental introduction into the respiratory tract can result in serious complications, including foreign body pneumonia. If constipation is not relieved after one or two doses, consult veterinarian.
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UI DESIGN
BIN-YAMIN
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I am a self trained web designer. I have experience designing my own projects. I use high quality sofwares such as adobe and figma.
I have coding skills acquired from MORINGA SCHOOL. I some experience workig with HTML, CSS and JAVASCRIPT.
I also developed skills using adobe photoshop which is a graphics editor. I also use other relevant sofwares interms of product improvement
A software that helps farmers mornitor their produce away from the farm.
DAIRY MWAMBAAn advertisement website for a restaurant. It displays menus of foods and drinks. Plus customer review.
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For me research is the basis of learning. I find my peace in accumulating knowledge.
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Cindy is a software developer from Mauritius, and currently living in the extremely populated Beijing. She is trilingual (English, French and Chinese).
She came to Beijing, China in 2005 for her university studies and that was definitely a big challenge to study in Chinese language! After her graduate studies, she landed a software engineering job in Dell/Quest in Zhuhai, a gorgeous city near the seaside located to the South of China. She stayed there for two years until she moved back to Beijing.
Progress is impossible without change.
She is now working in a French company TLScontact (part of Teleperformance Group), which works with embassies to provide visa application services. This was big change from working in normal IT companies, but she learnt many new things such as web/front end development. She can now write some cool stuffs with HTML, CSS, Jquery and has recently started learning UI frameworks such as Bootstrap. She has also grown to love using command lines in Linux.
As for her hobbies, she loves cooking and baking, although she completely stinks at the latter. Measuring cups and spoons are definitely not her thing! She also enjoys gardening and learning about flower arrangements. In her free time, she sometimes colors her Secret Garden book and does some reading. Travelling is also one thing Cindy is a big fan of. Exploring and discovering new things are definitely her thing!


The GSVD algorithm used in LAPACK ([83,10,8]) is backward stable:
Let the computed GSVD of A and B be and . This is nearly the exact GSVD of A+E and B+F in the following sense. E and F are small:
there exist small , , and such that , , and are exactly orthogonal (or unitary):
and
is the exact GSVD of A+E and B+F. Here p(n) is a modestly growing function of n, and we take p(n)=1 in the above code fragment.
Let and be the square roots of the diagonal entries of the exact and , and let and the square roots of the diagonal entries of the computed and . Let
Then provided G and have full rank n, one can show [96,82] that
In the code fragment we approximate the numerator of the last expression by and approximate the denominator by in order to compute SERRBD; STRCON returns an approximation RCOND to .
We assume that the rank r of G equals n, because otherwise the
s and s are not well determined. For example, if
The reason the code fragment assumes is that in this case is stored overwritten on A, and can be passed to STRCON in order to compute RCOND. If , then the first m rows of are stored in A, and the last n-m rows of are stored in B. This complicates the computation of RCOND: either must be copied to a single array before calling STRCON, or else the lower level subroutine SLACON must be used with code capable of solving linear equations with and as coefficient matrices.


Colin Kaepernick Tells NFL Owners To Stop Being Scared
by Andrew McCartyOn Saturday afternoon, former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick was scheduled to work out for NFL scouts at the Atlanta Falcons facility. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter revealed the location of his workout changed last minute.
However, that didn’t stop the workout.
Kaepernick and his team re-located the workout to a local Georgia high school instead. Once there, he warmed up, threw to receivers and met with a few scouts after the workout.
According to Carolina Panthers reporter Jourdan Rodrigue, Kaepernick spoke with scouts from the Washington Redskins, New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs after the workout was complete.
He told those scouts to sent a message to their team’s respective owner.

The former star quarterback hasn’t played in the NFL since 2016, though not for lack of trying. More than 25 NFL teams were reportedly planning to attend the workout – though that was before the location change.
At least three teams attended, as mentioned earlier in the post.
Adam Schefter revealed another statement from the quarterback. “I’ve been ready. I’m staying ready. And I’ll continue to be ready….The ball’s in their court. We’re ready to go,” Kaepernick said.
Will anyone sign him?