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Let R be a ring. A right R-module (or simply a module over R) is an additive abelian group, M, with a scalar multiplication M × R → M satisfying:
(a+b)r=ar+br;
a(r+p)=ar+ap;
a(rp)=(ar)p;
a1=a,
where a and b are in M, r and p are in R, and 1 is the identity element of R.
(Note that if, instead, R were a field, we would have a vector space.)


The strength of this design lies in its simplicity.
What I believe makes this design a strong one is the lack of a panel with an overbearing amount of options. The fact that there is a generous amount of space given for each function gives the user a seamless experience, making it less confusing and more intuitive to utilize. I chose to put the icons of the most commonly utilized functions on the home page because I wanted it to be quick and easy to use for common functions. Turning on a toaster oven and immediately seeing the pizza or toast icon allows for instant functionality and an intuition of what the user is turning on the toaster oven for. The menu button is fairly universal, and since there is nothing else to press, it is only logical that someone using this for the first time would gravitate to the only button other than the presets if they chose to do something different with the toaster oven.
The presets are also a good way to organize presets that are used more often. This allows for a quicker navigational system for commonly used functions and puts away the more intricate features unless they are truly needed. The presence of solid white icons against a darkened background offer a consistent, easy to read, elegant user interface that is functional and aesthetically pleasing. When using a preset, choosing the "darkness" of the toast or bagel is a simple way to fulfill a user's intentions without too much explanation. Therefore, I implemented 4 simple buttons that are displayed after choosing a present. These buttons are large and easy to press, making for a smooth experience. There is no color, so individuals who have colorblindness or difficulty discerning between colors will only have to recognizee the difference in shade among the four options.
I wanted the experience to be easy to read and intuitive, which is why I included a series of panels that only have the user complete one task at a time. Buttons are large, yet have transparent backgrounds which keep the inside of the toaster oven visible to the user.
In my opinion, number pads are the quickest and easist way to input numbers. Scrollers can often lack in precision. Number pads allow the user to have a greater amount of control and input the exact number they want to without the guesswork. I chose to use a large number pad that takes most of the screen, because I know how frustrating it can be to try and use buttons on a screen that are unnecessarily small.
The toaster will display an orange light, giving the user the indication that it is, indeed, cooking. In addition, panels in the sides display the time remaining and the temperature in both farenheight and celsius. Keeping excess information out of the way during the cooking process is crucial. Because I only have a few of the most important features displayed on the oven, there is less clutter around the toaster and in the user's mind.


Index of the Suttas of the Saɱyutta Nikāya
Opamma Saɱyutta
II. Nidānavagga
BD: On The Downbound
PTS: The Nidana Book
WP: Connected Discourses on Causation
IX. Opamma Samyutta, I.46
PTS: Kindred Sayings on Parables, III.75
WP: Connected Discourses with Similes, I.706
1. Kutam (Kuu.tam, Kūṭam), II.262
PTS: The roof-peak, III.75
WP: The Roof Peak, I.706
BD: The Pinnacle, Olds, trans.
2. Nakhasikham (Nakhasikha.m, Nakhasikhaṃ), II.263
PTS: Tip of the nail, III.75
WP: The Fingernail, I.706
ATI: The Tip of the Fingernail
BD: Pointy-end of the Nail, Olds, trans.
PTS: The clans, III.76
WP: Families, I.707
PTS: The rich gift, III.76
WP: Pots of Food, I.707
ATI: Serving Dishes
BD: The Finger-Snap
The Pali Line: Course: Sila: The Finger-Snap
PTS: The blade, III.77
WP: The Spear, I.707
ATI: The Spear
BD: The Sharp Tempered Sword
6. Dhanuggaho, II.265
BD:The Bowman
The Bowman, Discussion
PTS: The archer, III.78
WP: The Archers, I.708
ATI: The Archer
PTS: The drum-peg, III.78
WP: The Drum Peg, I.708
ATI: The Peg
8. Kalingaro (Kali.ngaro, Kaliŋgaro, Kaliŋgarūpadhāna), II.267
PTS: Straw, III.79
WP: Blocks of Wood, I.709
PTS: The elephant, III.89
WP: The Bull Elephant, I.710
10. Bilaro (Bilaaro, Biḷāro), II.270
PTS: The cat, III.81
WP: The Cat, I.711
11. Singalaka (Singaalaka, Singālaka), II.271
PTS: The Jackal, III.82
WP: The Jackal, I.712
12. Singalaka 2 (Singaalaka, Singālaka), II.272
PTS: The Jackal 2, III.83
WP: The Jakal 2, I.712


About Top Rent A Car
Top Rent-A-Car is currently the leading Bulgarian car rental company.
We are operating with the largest car fleet on the local market.
In 2019 our fleet consists of over 1800 cars, 90% brand new or up to 3 years old.
We provide nationwide car rental service through more than 12 offices and deliveries in every city and resort
in Bulgaria as well as the main airports on the Balkans.
Mission
Providing professional high quality car rental service to our customers is the main goal of
Top Rent A Car. We pay particular attention to the customer satisfaction measurement and improvement.
We achieved to be #1 rated car rental company operating in Bulgaria
(according to ReviewCentre, TrustPilot, GoogleLocal) and we keep improving the quality by providing professional
service, technical innovations, new cars and competitive prices.
Milestones
2020 - New office in Plovdiv, 221 "6-ti Septemvri" bldv. (Billa parking lot)
2019 - Top Rent A Car increases its car fleet to +1800 cars
2018 - Top Rent A Car is the first car rental company in Bulgaria that offers the brand new premium electric vehicle - Tesla Model S as well as the hit electric vehicle Renault Zoe - available for rent during the summer season.
2017 - New office location in Sozopol, Sozopol Stadium office 15
2017 - Top Rent A Car became the first car rental company in Bulgaria which offers hybrid vehicles
2017 - The low cost brands CarsVarna, CarsBurgas and CarsSofia were united in brand new platform - .
2017 - Top Rent A Car increases its fleet to +1200 cars and 90 employees.
2016 - New office in Obzor (main road Е87)
2016 - New office (meeting point) in Balchik, 69 Cherno more str.
2016 - New office location at Burgas Galleria Mall.
2015 - A new service has been launched: Cargo van rental by Top Rent A Car
2015 - Top Rent A Car is the first Bulgarian company to offer electric vehicles rental - the hit model Twizy
2014 - Top Rent A Car increases its fleet to over 800 cars
2014 - 2 new office locations are opened at Golden Sands and Sunny Beach
2013 - New downtown office at Burgas Plaza Mall
2010 - Low cost brands CarsVarna, CarsBurgas and CarsSofia were started
2009 - Top Rent A Car opens new office locations in Varna Airport and Burgas Airport
2008 - Top Rent A Car become official partner of PAYLESS in Bulgaria
2006 - New office location next to Sofia Airport, Terminal 2
2006 - Top Lease brand for operational leasing is established
2004 - Top Rent A Car opens its first office location in Sofia Downtown
2004 - The official website toprentacar.bg is launched
2003 - Top Rent A Car is established with a fleet of 15 cars and office location in Varna


ADRIAN ETENYI
ABOUT ME
An overview
I am Adrian Etenyi. I am 19 years old. I was formerly in Strathmore school where I passed in my KCSE exam.Now I'm currently a student at Moringa School,the best programming school in Kenya
Early life
I was born on 10th November 2001 in Harambee at Matter Hospital and grew up in Buruburu,Eastlands for a while before relocating to Embakasi when I was 4 years old. Growing up in a family background of teachers,I was pretty much delved deep into books and it eventually became a hobby. But later my interests shifted to other activities that seemed more amusing than reading text. My family is also a God-fearing one and so I never missed church in my childhood.....well.....except for unavoidable instances.I do not remember much else about my childhood except through multiple albums full of pictures of a mini me taken by my parents.
PERSONAL LIFE
I am part of a family of 4.Both my parents are alive and well. I have a younger brother called Ernest who is in highschool.In terms of character,I am an introverted person but I tend to socialize whenever needed to.My main temperament is choleric but I sometimes portray pragmatic qualities.I am always passioanate in everything I do
I have sereval hobbies,mainly sports oriented....which I've discovered over the years be it in school,at home and with my friends
- Soccer Since I started school,and was introduced to soccer,I've always found great satisfaction and fun in playing the sport.I was in both my primary and secondary school soccer teams where I showcased my skills
- Handball: I was introduced to this sport in highschool where I discovered it was a hidden talent.I quickly grasped the rules and our coach's style of play and was on the team in no time. I was the only form one in the main Handball School Team. I continued to evolve in the game and finished my highschool being one of the most outstanding players in the sport
- Basketball: I gained interest in this sport through gaming and watching NBA games. In highschool I would fidget between soccer and basketball during over free time and so I bettered myself this way while still having fun
- Music: As the prominent Russian writer Leo Tolstoy once said, "Music is a shorthand of emotion" I can totally relate to the statement in that music has always enabled me deal with various emotions as it can be totally relatable
- Tech interaction My interest in tech started when the smartphone era had begun. I always find myself wanting to know the specs of any device and I get a lot of excitement from doing this
- CarsI love cars,especially those of Mercedes and BWM. My car crush right now is the Mercedes-amg e63s


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ACWA Power establishes new business unit in KSA
Nejree, an online sneaker retailer in the GCC, has raised $4 million in pre-Series A funding led by Alkhaila Investment Company, and Teejan Technologies Company.
The new capital is expected to further fuel the Saudi-based startup’s expansion into new markets and investment in technologies to enhance online customer experience. The fund will also help to increase inventory, product line, warehouse capacity, vehicle fleet, and build a solid operational system.
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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Alright14-Jul-19 01:52 PM
not the first time he has used that analogy
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:53 PM
It's too early to shill, people only understand on the surface. so if we talk about atomic swaps or CC we've lost 99.99% of people
1
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:53 PM
i dont think so
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:53 PM
bring devs is the point on short term
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:54 PM
how many people shill btc and call themselves "maximalists" and dont know what utxo is?
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:54 PM
and komodo do it well
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:54 PM
how many people actually understand crypto concepts?
very few.
its not about understanding anything, Its about heard management.
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 01:54 PM
Time to buy more or dump?
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:56 PM
im hoping for a pump tomorrow
but frankly, no idea.
some fatfinger got uneasy yesterday
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:56 PM
it's the $KMD sales.
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 01:56 PM
My name is not frankly
Alright14-Jul-19 01:56 PM
how many people shill btc and call themselves "maximalists" and dont know what utxo is? spot on, went to a local meetup and got laughed at when I said I'd prefer BCH in the long term
started talking about technical things and quickly realized I was surrounded by moon boys
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 01:57 PM
Jl777 said it
Andersen14-Jul-19 01:57 PM
Not toomorrow ? but few days after ppl realese what atomicdex is . If its start as expected @siu - Chainmakers(edited)
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 01:58 PM
Last year or maybe 2 years ago
Expect reality
blubbi14-Jul-19 01:58 PM
omly a few are in crypto about tech, since 2017 most are just for easy money here, they spent not even an hour a week into,, listen to some shill vids and follow
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
people shill BTC just because he pumped up to $20k.
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
even people who are in for the tech dont understand many concepts
or dont know what a vin or a vout is
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
10-15% .....dont expect moar
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
pump KMD to 20/30$ on just look at the Shill Mania
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
we need a mcafee
sφldat14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
ahahah
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 01:59 PM
seriously.
sφldat14-Jul-19 02:00 PM
or a Donald PumP
mcaffe kill project in one tweet
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:00 PM
We need more Puerto Ricans
Andersen14-Jul-19 02:00 PM
Donald Pump much better , nobody trust Mccafee anymore(edited)
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:00 PM
We need more Puerto Ricans
i have done my part in the island.
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:00 PM
Puerto Ricans are craxy
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
not only me holds kmd in PR
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
Z
actionslacks14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
we need a couple more fishyguts
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
yes.
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
We need 1 more jl777
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:01 PM
but we need people with lots of followers
leave jl777 coding, that is what he does best. I dont see him in the shill business
:p
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:02 PM
True
Alright14-Jul-19 02:02 PM
mike and joker just about add up to 1 jl777
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:02 PM
we need mobiledex to be released in beta
1
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:02 PM
Almost
Yes
Alright14-Jul-19 02:03 PM
not almost, mike is a genius
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:03 PM
I hear
Hes versus correct?
Then let him speak..
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:05 PM
but let the coders be coders
i dont see the need of them having the face of the publicity part
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:05 PM
We need a pitchman
Hmm
I wonder if I could reel one in
Alright14-Jul-19 02:06 PM
the people you're talking about are the worse kind of crypto people IMO
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:06 PM
we need someone that makes the sheep feel like they understand and can see the future of kmd
you dont have to like them to value what they do
Alright14-Jul-19 02:06 PM
the mindless influencers who shill whatever will make them money
kmdkrazy14-Jul-19 02:07 PM
I have the pitch
I was hoping to get the product lined up
Too many chefs
actionslacks14-Jul-19 02:08 PM
just need johnny depp to shill pirate to soccer moms once mobile wallet is out.
IMO Barry Shillbert is a good target to convince about KMD
that guy not only does shill, he also makes sure that hedge funds who buy crypto buy the coin he shills
he also makes sure to get the coin listed in as many exchanges as possible
he is the one maintaining ETC alive for example.
and the reason why ETC is on coinbase and such
Markus14-Jul-19 02:22 PM
@siu - Chainmakers PR Spain?
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:29 PM
?
Markus14-Jul-19 02:29 PM
u said u teached enough in puerto rico
u mean the spain island?
gran canaria?
blubbi14-Jul-19 02:41 PM
i guess he mean the american one
Markus14-Jul-19 02:42 PM
Alright
Hollowman900014-Jul-19 02:47 PM
Andreas is a cuck bitch
siu - Chainmakers14-Jul-19 02:49 PM
No, puerto rico is in the caribbean
meatspoon14-Jul-19 03:00 PM
Can anyone in a nutshell explain how the new Dex will handle liquidity? seems like one of the major problems with old barterdex was liquidity or the unlikelihood that someone out there wanted to trade the exact quantity of the exact coin you wanted for the exact price denominated in a second coin...
with prices moving so quickly the way they do, it almost seems like CEX's are superior for the time being
once prices stabilize a bit, in a couple years, Dex's might not have as much of a liquidity problem


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Checks that .sbt files contain only an optional import section followed by blank line delimited setting expressions.


Release Date: April 18, 1994
For immediate release
Chairman Alan Greenspan announced today that the Federal Reserve will increase slightly the degree of pressure on reserve positions. This action is expected to be associated with a small increase in short-term money market interest rates.


You can use indexes when querying on overflow regions; however, there are caveats.
The following are caveats for querying overflow regions:
- You must use synchronous index maintenance for the region. This is the default maintenance setting.
- The index FROM clause must specify only one iterator, and it must refer to the keys or entry values. The index cannot refer to the region’s entrySet.
- The index data itself is not stored on (overflowed to) disk .
Examples:
The following example index creation calls DO NOT work for overflow regions.
// This index will not work on an overflow region because there are two iterators in the FROM clause.
createIndex("secIdIndex", "b.secId","/portfolios pf, pf.positions.values b");
// This index will not work on an overflow region because the FROM clause specifies the entrySet
createIndex("indx1", "entries.value.getID", "/exampleRegion.entrySet() entries");
The following example indexes will work for overflow regions.
createIndex("pkidIndex", "p.pkid", "/Portfolios p");
createIndex("indx1", "ks.toString", "/portfolio.keySet() ks");
The same working examples in gfsh:
gfsh> create index -name="pkidIndex" --expression="p.pkid" --region="/Portfolios p"
gfsh> create index -name="indx1" --expression="ks.toString" --region="/portfolio.keySet() ks"


The AngularCatalog class¶
The AngularCatalog is the front-end for organizing and analyzing observations. The idea is that you give it all the information about where the galaxies are and where the field is on the sky and it does the rest.
WARNING: This is the part of the code that doesn’t work yet. I should have it up in the next week or two.
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class
AngularCatalog_class.
AngularCatalog
(ra, dec, generate_randoms=False, default_oversample=1.0, properties=None, weight_file=None, image_mask=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This class is the workhorse of Py2PAC. It manages the actual catalogs of objects, it creates various objects to hold information, and it performs the correlation function calculations on the catalogs. AngularCatalogs are single-bin objects, so if you want to sub-divide your data set, do so before you pull it into AngularCatalogs. Future releases of Py2PAC will include a MultiCatalog that manages slicing a catalog into bins.
Parameters: ra : array-like
A list of RAs for your objects in degrees
dec : array-like
A list of declinations for your objects in degrees
generate_randoms : bool (optional)
If True,
__init__
will call the mask’s random generation to produce a random sample of sizelen(ra) * default_oversample
. If False, no randoms will be generated. Default is False.default_oversample : float (optional)
The default number of randoms to make in units of the number of data points. If
default_oversample==1
, then by default the object will generate the same number of randoms as you have data points. Ifdefault_oversample==1
, then by default the object will generate twice as many randoms as you have data points, etc. Default value is 1.properties : dictionary (optional)
Any additional properties that you want to carry around with the angular positions. This isn’t used at all by AngularCatalog, but makes it easier to access things.
weight_file : string (optional)
A path from / to a FITS weight file to be used to generate the ImageMask.
image_mask : ImageMask instance (optional)
An instance of an ImageMask object.
Returns: cat : AngularCatalog instance
The AngularCatalog instance with all the properties that you gave it.
Methods
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cf
(estimator='landy-szalay', n_iter=1, clobber=False, random_oversample=None, save_steps_file=None, name='cf')[source]¶
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cf_block_bootstrap
(n_boots=10, ignore_regions=None, estimator='landy-szalay', random_oversample=None, bootstrap_oversample=1, save_steps_file=None, name='block_bootstrap', clobber=False)[source]¶
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cf_bootstrap
(n_boots=10, bootstrap_oversample=1, random_oversample=None, estimator='landy-szalay', save_steps_file=None, name='galaxy_bootstrap', clobber=False)[source]¶
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cf_jackknife
(ignore_regions=[], estimator='landy-szalay', random_oversample=None, save_steps_file=None, name='jackknife', clobber=False)[source]¶
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generate_rr
(set_nbins=None, logbins=True, min_sep=0.01, force_n_randoms=None, save_to=None, n_chunks=1)[source]¶
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classmethod
random_catalog
(n_randoms, image_mask=None, ra_range=None, dec_range=None)[source]¶ Creates an AngularCatalog populated with RAs and Decs placed randomly within the mask. This can be passed either an image mask or an RA and Dec range
Syntax
- cat = ac_class.AngularCatalog.random_catalog(n_randoms, image_mask=ImageMask_object)
OR * cat = ac_class.AngularCatalog.random_catalog(n_randoms, ra_range=[min, max], dec_range=[min, max])
Parameters: n_randoms : scalar
The number of randoms that you want in you catalog
image_mask : ImageMask object (optional)
An ImageMask object with the outline that you want for your randoms. This is one option.
ra_range : two-element array-like (optional)
The minimum and maximum RA you would like your randoms to have. This is an alternative to the image_mask option. This must be combined with the dec_range argument as well.
dec_range : two-element array-like (optional)
The minimum and maximum Dec you would like your randoms to have. This is an alternative to the image_mask option. This must be combined with the ra_range argument.
Returns: cat : AngularCatalog object
An AngularCatalog instance with n_randoms distributed over either the image_mask or over the RA and Dec range.
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If we applied the following CSS rule then the images INSIDE the paragraph would be set to a width of 100px, but that rule would not apply to the images outside the paragraph. Below is a diagram of the given HTML with the two imgs that will styled by the above rule are indicated by the red arrows.
Section 2
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As your Web pages get more complex, contextual selectors become more important, because it won't scale to apply classes and IDs to each individual item. Contextual selection becomes especially useful when you structure your HTML with section tags like header, section, article and footer. Pay attention to the styles of the paragraphs and lists in the following example:


THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL SOUTHERN ZONE, CHENNAI Dated this, Friday, the 11th day of January, 2013 Appeal No. 56 of 2012 Quorum: 1. Hon'ble Mr. Justice M. Chockalingam, (Judicial Member) 2. Hon'ble Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran, (Expert Member) BETWEEN 1) Janajagrithi Samithi (Regd) having its office at Nandikur-574 183 Udupi district Represented by its President Shri Madhavaraya Bhat 2) Shri Jayanth Kumar S/o/ late Shri Krishna Moorthy Rao residing at New Murudi House Nandikur Post - 574 138 Yellur Village, Udupi District. 3) Shri Kariya Shetty S/o. Late Shri Mainda Shetty residing at Moodu Hosamane, House No. 6/50 Ullur, Kemmundel Post - 574 119 Yellur Village, Udupi Taluk and District. 4) Shri Balakrishna Shetty S/o/ late Shri Koraga Shetty House No. 1-17, Padebettu Thota Mane Padubidri Post - 574 111, Udupi District 5) Shri Harishchandra S. Shetty S/o. Shri Shambraya Shetty Bhandara House, Door No. 6/23 Kemundel Post - 574 119 Yellur Village, Udupi District. ... Appellants 2 AND 1) Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Parisara Bhavan, 49 Church Street Bangalore - 560 001 Represented by its Member Secretary 2) Udupi Power Corporation Limited Yellur Village, Nandikur Post Udupi District 574 138 Represented by its Chief Functionary ... Respondent(s) Advocates appeared: For Appellants: M/s. T. Mohan and A. Yogeswaran, Advocates on behalf of Shri Ritwick Dutta For Respondents Shri. T.K. Bhaskar, Advocate for R-1 and Shri Udaya Holla, Senior Advocate for Shri. P.N. Rajeswara for R-2 JUDGEMENT
(Judgement delivered by bench) This appeal has arisen from an order dated 17.8.2012 passed by the Karnataka State Appellate Authority, Bangalore (hereinafter referred to as Appellate Authority) under Water and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Acts, 1974 and 1981, respectively, whereby the Appeal Nos. 01 of 2012 and 05 of 2012 were dismissed by a common order.
2) Short facts necessary for the disposal of the appeal can be stated thus:
3) The 1st appellant is a society registered in 1987 under the Societies Registration Act whose members are residents of Nandikur and other neighbouring villages in the district of Udupi. The society has evinced interest to protect the villages from the activities of Government and private agencies for exploitation of environment. The 2nd to 5th appellants are residents of villages neighbouring to the Udupi Thermal Power Plant. Despite violation and grave impacts of Udupi Thermal Power Plant which adversely affected the livelihood and human health, the 1st respondent Board granted consent order on 19.12.2011 without considering the damages already caused and also not providing mitigating measures to control or to prevent pollution to air and water. The Udupi Thermal Power Plant began its operations in May 2010. The 1st respondent issued number of notices and objections to the 2nd respondent. Following number of inspections and reports, personal hearings were held on different dates. Despite the complaints with regard to the grave damages caused by the 2nd respondent, a combined consent was granted by 3 the 1st respondent to the 2nd respondent on 9th December 2011. This combined consent order was challenged by the appellants before the said Appellate Authority in appeal Nos. 1 and 5 of 2012 which was dismissed by the Appellate Authority by a common order dated 17.8.2012 and the same is the subject matter of this appeal.
4) Advancing the arguments on behalf of the appellants, the learned counsel Shri T. Mohan would submit that the Appellate Authority has erroneously dismissed the appeal on the ground that the same was not maintainable. The said finding that the appellants were not aggrieved persons is perverse and based on flawed interpretation of the statutes. The 1st respondent is an organisation of persons affected by the Udupi Thermal Power Plant and has been highlighting the adverse impact of the project and has also filed a Writ Petition challenging the project on various grounds. The 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th appellants living in the locality were victims of large scale damage to the agricultural lands, surface water, wells in particular, environment in general and the health of the people. Hence under the circumstances, all the appellants have to be termed only as aggrieved persons and they are competent to prefer an appeal under Section 31 of Air Act and Section 28 of Water Act. The appellants made so many complaints to the 1st respondent and no doubt they were aggrieved persons, by the action of the 1st respondent, namely the impugned order. The Appellate Authority has erroneously held that the appellants were not persons aggrieved. Only a person who has sought for consent from the Board and no one else can prefer an appeal under the Acts, is only a wrong interpretation of the said Acts. It is also not correct that the appellants were not aggrieved persons since the provisions state that a person might prefer an appeal within 30 days from the date of communication of the order. The consent order dated 9th December 2011 was not communicated to the appellants and hence they could not prefer an appeal. Equally, the Appellate Authority has erroneously relied upon the Form No. 7 of the Karnataka (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules 1983 to sustain its above interpretation. The Appellate Authority has not considered the judgements relied on by the appellants to the effect that the expression "aggrieved person" includes any person affected by the order apart from the appellants who sought for the consent order.
5) The learned counsel for appellants would further urge that the Appellate Authority has erroneously relied upon the judgements which were not applicable to the facts and circumstances of the case. The findings of the Appellate Authority that the person aggrieved can only be the one who sought consent is unsustainable since the very object of the Act is to serve the public interest by preventing pollution and thus the persons who are affected are certainly entitled to prefer appeals before the Appellate Authority. The phrase "persons aggrieved" in environmental statutes should give a purposive and liberal interpretation. The denial of rights to file an appeal for the appellants would virtually defeat the legitimate intents of the enactment. The impugned order was not in consonance with the principles of natural justice since it has held that the affected people did not have the right to appeal 4 though the impact of pollution was clear and evident, even in the face of official records. The conclusion taken by the Appellate Authority that an appeal is a creature of statute and that only if the statute expressly gives a person a right to appeal, he alone can do so and not others, though affected is thoroughly erroneous. In the instant case, a proper, harmonious and constructive interpretation of both water and Air Acts make it clear that the aggrieved person would not only include who seeks the consent but every person affected by the grant of consent and hence the appeal has to be allowed by setting aside the impugned order.
6) In order to strengthen his arguments, the learned counsel for appellants relied on the following rulings:
1) The District Collector, Nellai Kattabomman Dist, Tiruneveli and another Vs. The Rajapalayam Cement and Chemicals Ltd., reported in 1997 Writ L.R. P.157
2) The Perundurai Citizens Welfare Society Vs. Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board reported in (2005) 1MLJ252
7) Vehemently opposing all the contentions putforth by the leaned counsel for appellants, Shri Udaya Holla, the learned senior counsel appearing for the Respondents would submit that the Appellate Authority was perfectly correct in coming to the conclusion that the appellants were not aggrieved persons who could prefer appeal since the provisions relating to appeal in both the enactments are clear and unambiguous and appeal could be preferred only by the person who sought for the consent order or the respondent Board and no one else. An appeal is a creature of statute and hence to prefer an appeal, the statute should expressly provide a person the right to appeal. The appellants who were not expressly provided with the right to appeal cannot prefer an appeal. In the instant case, the appellants are unable to point to any provision which conferred them the right to appeal against the orders of the 1st respondent.
8) Pointing to Section 28 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the learned senior counsel would submit that any person aggrieved by an order made by the 1st respondent under Section 25, 26 or 27 can prefer an appeal within 30 days from the date the order is communicated to him. This would clearly indicate the person to whom the order, which is sought to be challenged, should have been communicated and he alone can prefer an appeal and the appellants are third parties, who were not communicated with the orders in question and hence they cannot call themselves as aggrieved persons. Relying on sub-section 4 of section 28 of the said Act, the learned senior counsel would argue that an opportunity of being heard should be given only to the appellant or the State Board by the Appellate Authority before disposing of the appeal and to no one else. The appeal provisions under Section 31 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 stands 5 pari materia with the appeal provisions in the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The learned senior counsel pointed out that even the reading of form No. 7 of the Karnataka (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules 1983 would show that the appellant who comes before an authority in the appeal should be the person who has been granted consent under Section 25 and not any other person and the rules make it clear that the appellant should be a person aggrieved by the order made by the Board under Section 20, 21 or 22 of the Air Act. Thus, the appellant cannot have an inherent right of appeal from the impugned order unless an appeal is expressly provided for by the concerned enactment. If the contention of the appellant that an appeal can be preferred by any person calling himself an aggrieved person, there would be all possibilities of black mailing the industry by threatening to prefer an appeal against the order of consent.
9) The contention put forth by the learned counsel for appellant that any person in whose favour the consent order is made will not come forward to prefer an appeal has to be rejected for the reason that in any given case the consent order is given stipulating conditions to be fulfilled by the proponent and if aggrieved, he could prefer an appeal challenging the imposing of such conditions. It is not that the appellant has got no alternative remedy if aggrieved by an order of consent given to the 2nd respondent. He could well make a revision application under Section 29 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 or under Section 31A of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. The sections 29 and 31A of the respective Acts above make it clear that when any person is aggrieved by an order made under Section 25, 26 or 27 of the Board, he can make revision application and the State Government should not pass an order without affording a reasonable opportunity of being heard to the State Board and the person who sought to be affected by such an order. Thus, there could not be any impediment for making application under the revisional provisions.
10) It is true that the appellants attempted to raise questions with regard to the validity of the consent order and so long as the right to appeal is not specifically provided, the appellant could not make an appeal and the Appellate Authority is correct in dismissing the appeal and hence the impugned judgement of the Appellate forum has got to be sustained.
11) In order to substantiate his contentions, the learned senior counsel for the Respondents relied on the following rulings:
1) Durga Shankar Mehta Vs. Raghuraj Singh and others, AIR 1954 S.C. 520 (Vol. 41, C.N. 123)
2) The Commr. of Sales Tax, UP Vs. Mangal Sen Sivam Lal, AIR 1975 SC 1106 6
3) Super Cassettes Industries Ltd Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and another - (2009) 10 SC Cases 531
4) Gwalior Rayons Silk Mfg (WGV) Co Ltd., Vs. Custodian of Vested Forests, Palghat and another - 1990 (Supp) SC Cases 785
5) Wasudeo Madhaorao Assarkar and another Vs. The State of Maharashtra - AIR 1976 Bombay 94 (At Nagpur)
6) B.K. Ramesh Rao Vs. Secretary, Regional Transport Authority
- ILR 1989 KAR 1680
7) Order dated 27.11.2009 in W.P. Nos. 936 and 18904 of 2006 of High Court of Karnataka - Sri C.J. Singh, son of late Atam Singh Kochar Vs. State of Karnataka and Paranjape Schemes Bangalore Vs. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.
12) The questions that arise now for consideration are:
i) Is the appeal made in appeal Nos. 1 and 5 of 2012 by the appellants against the combined consent order of the Board issued by the 1st respondent before the Appellate Authority is maintainable? and
(ii) To what relief the appellants are entitled for?
13) Admittedly, the appellants herein challenged before the authority below a combined consent order dated 9.12.2011 granted by the 1st respondent to the 2nd respondent under Water Act 1974 and Air Act 1981 for the coal based Udupi Thermal Power Plant Unit No. I at Yellur with ash dumping at Santhur in Udupi District, in appeal Nos. 1 and 5 of 2012, whereby the Appellate Authority dismissed the appeals on the ground of maintainability. Hence the legality or otherwise of the combined consent order on merits does not arise for consideration in this appeal.
14) The Tribunal paid its anxious consideration on the submissions made by the counsel on either side on the maintainability of the appeals made before the Appellate Authority as recorded above.
15) At the outset, it would be more appropriate to reproduce the relevant provisions in the Act.
Section 28 of the Water Act states as follows:
(1) Any person aggrieved by an order made by the State Board under section 25, section 26 or section 27 may, within thirty days from the date on which the order is communicated to him, prefer an appeal to such authority (hereinafter referred to as the Appellate Authority) as the State Government may think fit to constitute:
(2) xxx 7 (3) xxx (4) On receipt of an appeal preferred under sub-section (1), the Appellate Authority, shall, after giving the appellant and the State Board an opportunity of being heard, dispose of the appeal as expeditiously as possible.
Section 31 of the Air Act states as follows:
(1) Any person aggrieved by an order made by the State Board under section 25, section 26 or section 27 may, within thirty days from the date on which the order is communicated to him, prefer an appeal to such authority (hereinafter referred to as the Appellate Authority) as the State Government may think fit to constitute:
(2) xxx (3) xxx (4) On receipt of an appeal preferred under sub-section (1), the Appellate Authority, shall, after giving the appellant and the State Board an opportunity of being heard, dispose of the appeal as expeditiously as possible.
16) As seen above, the authority below has dismissed the appeal as not maintainable since the appellants were not persons aggrieved as envisaged under the above provisions. The conclusion arrived at by the Appellate Authority that the appeals can only be preferred by the persons who have sought for the consent of the respondent Board cannot stand the scrutiny of law. In a given case, when the proponent applied for grant of consent order, if denied or granted, then there is no need for the Board to prefer an appeal. The proponent who sought for the consent order for a project can maintain an appeal if there was a denial or he could challenge the conditions stipulated along with the consent order granted to him. Needless to say that if he is satisfied with the grant of the consent along with the conditions stipulated, there is no need to prefer an appeal. It is pertinent to point out that the words employed in both the provisions of the Acts speaking of appeal by any person aggrieved will make it abundantly clear that not only the proponent who is aggrieved over the denial of grant or the stipulation of conditions but also any person aggrieved over the grant of such consent orders. If, really the intention of the Legislature was to give right of appeal only to the proponent or applicant, the necessary words to that effect could have been employed, but it is not done so. The contention putforth by the learned senior counsel for the respondent that the appeal should be preferred within 30 days from the date on which the order was communicated to him and the appellant should be given an opportunity of being heard as per section 28 (4) and section 31 (4) of the relevant Acts before disposal of the appeal cannot be countenanced for the simple reason that, when an order is made by the Board on an application made by the proponent for the grant of consent order, the order made 8 thereon cannot but be communicated only to him and equally sub-section 4 mandates that an opportunity should be given to the appellant who prefers an appeal being aggrieved by the order of the Board.
17) A Green Bench of the Madras High Court consisting of Hon'ble Chief Justice and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Raju in the matter of the District Collector, Nellai Kattabomman Dist, Tiruneveli and another Vs. The Rajapalayam Cement and Chemicals Ltd., reported in 1997 Writ L.R. P.157 had an occasion to consider the interpretations of the phrase any person aggrieved in section 28 of the Water Act 1974 had held "any person aggrieved" would include objectors. Paragraph 14 of the said judgement reads as follows:
"14. In this background when the fourth respondent preferred an appeal before the Appellate Authority, we shall have to consider whether the Appellate Authority, in the light of the provisions contained in S.28 of the Act was required to accord an opportunity of hearing. We have already indicated that the petitioner, who represents the interest of the villagers of the villages, surrounding the cement factory, cannot be held to be a person, having no interest in the proceeding. That being so, the Appellate Authority ought to have given an opportunity to the petitioner. We may also approach this issue from another angle. S. 28(4) of the Act provides that on receipt of an appeal preferred under sub-section (1), the Appellate Authority, shall after giving the appellant and the State Board an opportunity of being heard, dispose of the appeal as expeditiously as possible. Sub Sec (1) of S.28 of the Act provides that any person aggrieved by an order made by the State Board under S.25, S.26 or S.27 may within thirty days from the date on which the order is communicated to him, prefer an appeal to such authority. In the event the Application seeking for consent is rejected, applicant will be entitled to come up in the appeal. In the event, the Application is allowed and the consent is granted and if any person has objected to it, he cannot be considered to be the person not aggrieved. Section 28(1) of the Act specifically provides that "any person aggrieved". If the words "any person aggrieved" are confined only to the appellant, who has sought for consent, there cannot be any other person, except the appellant. When the object of the Act is to subserve the public interest by preventing pollution and maintaining and restoring of wholesomeness of water, naturally persons who are going to be affected by the proposed industrial unit as a result of the water and air pollution are entitled to file their objections, as such they fall under the category of "any person aggrieved". Therefore, we are of the 9 view that the words contained in sub-s(4) of the Act take into fold the persons who had objected and failed in the matter of grant of consent. The Appellate Authority ought to have issued notice to the appellants in W.A. 1221 of 1995 and afforded an opportunity of hearing. In fact, he should have made them a party to the appeal. Hence point No. 1 is answered in the affirmative."
A reading of the above decision will make it abundantly clear that "any aggrieved person" would include also the complainants or objectors, who were appellants in the instant case and no impediment is felt in applying the above decision in the present case to hold so.
18) It is not in controversy that in the instant case the appellants had preferred a number of representations and objections pursuant to which reports were submitted by the authorities to the Board following their inspections. The learned counsel for appellants took the Tribunal to different parts of the reports where the inspecting authorities noted deficiencies and violations. Under such circumstances, when the Board has given consent order to the proponent, the appellants are indeed aggrieved persons and an opportunity to ventilate their grievances cannot be denied.
19) Much reliance was placed on the findings of the Apex Court reported in A.I.R. 1954 S.C. 520 (Vol. 41, C.N.123) in the matter of Durga Shankar Mehta Vs. Raghuraj Singh and others and the learned senior counsel would urge an appeal is a creature of statute and there can be no inherent right of appeal from any judgment or determination unless an appeal is expressly provided for by the law itself. There cannot be any quarrel on this settled proposition of law. As pointed out above, the appellants fall within the phrase "aggrieved persons" as envisaged in section 28 and 31 of the respective enactments.
20) The contention put forth by the learned counsel for the respondents that the applicants do not have statutory right to appeal and hence they can avail the provision for making the revision under the enactments, though attractive at the first instance, cannot be countenanced, as it does not stand the scrutiny of law. Since the phrase "aggrieved person", would no doubt include the appellants, who were the original complainants and the objectors, they could well maintain appeals under appeal provision of the said enactment. The appellants, even if they file writ petition by invoking writ jurisdiction of the High Court, they would be directed to approach the National Green Tribunal to ventilate their grievance. The appellants, in the instance case, cannot approach the National Green Tribunal at this stage for two reasons: firstly, the National Green Tribunal Act does not confer right on the appellants to approach National Green Tribunal directly, if aggrieved by the consent order as done in the instance case. Secondly, if the appellants are allowed to directly approach the 10 National Green Tribunal, it would be allowing them to prefer appeal directly bypassing a statutory remedy available to them before the Appellate Authority.
20) Apart from the above, as could be seen from the report, some of the appellants are having their landed properties such as agricultural lands, wells, etc., near to the plant in question and had complained that there would be large scale damages to the agricultural lands, surface water, wells in particular and the environment in general and the health of people and if the allegations were true, they were directly affected by the environmental pollution from the plant. The appellants are interested persons in the environment and ecology of the area. Under these circumstances, they can be called, no doubt, as aggrieved persons since they apprehend danger to human lives and their properties. The Tribunal is of the view that the person aggrieved" in environmental matters must be given a liberal construction and it needs to be flexible. The above view is also strengthened by the provisions of the Constitution of India in Articles 48A and 51A (g) which read thus:
"Article 48 A. Protection and improvement of environment and safeguarding of forests and wild life: The State shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wild life of the country.
Article 51A.Fundamental duties: It shall be the duty of every citizen of India --
(g) to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wildlife, and to have compassion for living creatures;
21) The reading of the above provisions would make abundantly clear that the State should endeavour to protect and safeguard the environment and it is also the fundamental duty of the citizen to improve natural environment which would include fertile land and forests also. While the protection and improvement of environment is the fundamental duty of the citizen, any person who is really aggrieved should be allowed to agitate his grievance in order to get protection and also for the improvement of environment. Needless to say that the statutory provisions are always subservient to the mandate of the Constitution. Thus any person aggrieved as occur under section 28 of the Water Act or Section 31 of the Air Act cannot be placed above "every citizen" as appearing in Article 51 A of the Constitution of India. In that view also, the appeals preferred by the appellants before the Appellate Authority should have been entertained. Thus, after considering the submissions and looking into the provision of law and also the decisions relied on by the learned counsel of either side, the Tribunal is of the considered view that the appellants who preferred appeals before the Appellate Authority are aggrieved persons who can maintain appeal.
1122) In view of the above, the appeal is allowed setting aside the combined order dated 17.08.2012 in Appeal No. 01 of 2012 and 05 of 2012 of the Karnataka State Appellate Authority, under Water and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Acts, 1974 & 1981 and the matter is remanded to Appellate Authority with directions to take the appeals on file, enquire and pass suitable order on merits and in accordance with law. No order as to costs.
(Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran) (Justice M. Chockalingam) Expert Member Judicial Member


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The purpose of this literature is to journal a machine learning exploratory exercise based on the data mentioned. First a baseline predictions is establish by accessing common machine learning algorithm (such as logistic regression, random forest etc). Later we explore other tricks/method such as features engineering, or even explore other machine learing algorithm.
The secondary purposes of this literature is to visualize everything one might learn from such exercises.
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Update 2018-03-20: Prediction with numerical and one-hot categorical features
Run into memory error yet again while running GBD with full expanded feature. I may have to reduce the feature
Update Note: One hot Catagorical features
Scikit-learn (particulary linear and GDB models) could not process categorical features without pre-process it into numerical representation. The easiest pre-processing categorical features is to encode the category into numbers. For example for color encode to red as 0, blue as 1, yellow as 2 etc. But this would encoded cardinality to the feature which may not be desired for obvious reason that red (0) cannot be lesser than blue (1). More common method is to encode them into one-hot features. To one-hot encode, in the color example, is to expand color feature saperate into color_red, color_blue, color_yellow features each contain zero or one value. Other method I have seen people is embedding. For this exercise I used one-hot encoding. I migth also try embedding in the future.
I need a function that turn categorical features into binary/one-hot encoder that during training one-hot all the categorical features and assign new-found feature to feature during test. The ability to take-in new data category is important for production system which this exercise will never going to be. I have no particular target for this exploration so why not go to the rabbit hole.
After searching the internet for sometime, I cannot not find scikit-learn/other module/function that would satisfy the ohe-hot encoder expressed above. The closest thing is Pandas get_dummy function but it would not handle new data during test.
Update 2018-03-01: Numerical data only Prediction
Prediction
The model predicts 0.834866053579 accuracy. But further investigation reveal that the model only predict 0 (normal) during test time. This is consistence with previous hypothesis that the data skewed to normal that it is hard for the model to learn especially logistic regression.
Update notes: Numerical pre-processing(Normalization and missing values)
I used normalization to help the training. I haven’t been able to verify (from experience or my own test) whether normalization help training. But as mention in many cases (one of Andrew Ng vidoes on machine learning in particular) normalization supposed to help.
I used scikit-learn’s Imputer function to replace numerical missing values with median and Normalizer to normalize data. I don’t see the advatages of using each available imputer strategy (median, mean and most-frequent), but may be I will become clearer later on.
Dataset Initial Observation
The attributes/features are named as sequence ie. Var1, Var2, VarN etc. The data is wide (has many features), but sparse (a lot empty/Nan). Purple regions shows empty data or Nan, blue-ish region shows non empty.
Dataset observation 2
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I work at Odegaard Library as a technology consultant. I help people with various computer
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Title: MZLaunchBar Author: Mathias S Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member ID: 54110 Language: C++ Platform: Windows Technology: MFC Level: Intermediate Description: Quick Program LaunchBar Controller. Similar to the one on the taskbar in Windows XP Section Staitc & Panel Controls SubSection General License: CPOL
I needed sometime like the QuickLaunchBar that you have in Windows XP (And Windows 7 if you enable it). A place where you can have program icons and where they can be started from. I first thougth I should do this by modifing the CToolBarCtrl but with all the requirements I had for this it was eaiser to write a completly custom controller for this. So this MZLaunchBar Controller inherits directly from CWnd.
Adding MZLaunchBar to a dialog.
void CMZLaunchBarDemoDlg::DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX)
{
CDialog::DoDataExchange(pDX);
DDX_Control(pDX, IDC_LAUNCHBAR, m_LaunchBar);
}
Option on when the controller should turn into Edit Mode.
Set them as StyleEx flags in Create or with MZLaunchBar::Style(...)
#define MZBS_DROPADD 0x00000010 // Allow files to be added by dropping them in the MZLaunchBar
#define MZBS_DRAGREARRANGE 0x00000020 // Allow items to be rearrange by dragging them
#define MZBS_CONTEXTMENUWS 0x00000080 // Show a context menu when pressing on whitespace (outside of an icon), Allowing user to Add Separator, and change some options.
#define MZBS_CONTEXTMENU 0x00000100 // Show Item Context Menu
#define MZBS_SHELLMENU 0x00000200 // Show Shell context menu when right clicking on an item. (Must be combined with MZBS_CONTEXTMENU)
#define MZBS_ALLOW_CUSTOMIZE 0x00000400 // Allow user to customize items
#define MZBS_ALLOW_REMOVE 0x00000800 // Allow user to remove items
#define MZBS_LAUNCH_CLICK 0x00002000 // Launch item if icon is single clicked
#define MZBS_LAUNCH_DBLCLICK 0x00004000 // Launch item if icon is double clicked
#define MZBS_LAUNCH_DROPASPARM 0x00008000 // Drop files to be lanuch as parameters to program
#define MZBS_LAUNCHADMIN_SHIFT 0x00010000 // Launch program as Admin if Shift key was pressed while item was clicked/dblclicked
#define MZBS_LAUNCHADMIN_CTRL 0x00020000 // Launch program as Admin if Ctrl key was pressed while item was clicked/dblclicked
#define MZBS_DRAW_HLIGHT_DOWN 0x01000000 // Draw Highlight frame around icon when mouse button is down on icon
#define MZBS_DRAW_HLIGHT_HOVER 0x02000000 // Draw Highlight frame around icon when hover over icon
#define MZBS_ALIGNVCENTER 0x04000000 // Align to vertical center of client area
#define MZBS_ALIGNBOTTOM 0x08000000 // Align to bottom of client area (default is TOP align)
// Initilizing the LaunchBar.
m_LaunchBar.Style(MZBS_DROPADD | MZBS_DRAGREARRANGE | MZBS_LAUNCHADMIN_SHIFT | MZBS_CONTEXTMENUWS | MZBS_CONTEXTMENU
| MZBS_ALLOW_CUSTOMIZE | MZBS_ALLOW_REMOVE| MZBS_LAUNCH_CLICK | MZBS_DRAW_HLIGHT_HOVER | MZBS_LAUNCH_DROPASPARM);
m_LaunchBar.SetIconSize(CSize(32,32), false);
m_LaunchBar.Init(true);
// If you have override Load() then just call it instead
// m_LaunchBar.Load( _T("Launchbar.cfg"));
// Or if you have hardcoded item then just add them.
// If users should not be able to Add/Remove items make sure you do not include style MZBS_DROPADD, MZBS_ALLOW_REMOVE, MZBS_DRAGREARRANGE
m_LaunchBar.AddItem(_T("%WINDIR%\\System32\\notepad.exe"), _T("Notepad"), true);
m_LaunchBar.AddItem(_T("%WINDIR%\\System32\\perfmon.exe"), _T("PerfMon"), true);
m_LaunchBar.AddItem(_T("%WINDIR%\\System32\\winver.exe") , _T("WinVer") , true);
// Add item that uses an alternative icon for for cmd.exe.
auto p = m_LaunchBar.AddItem(_T("%WINDIR%\\System32\\cmd.exe"), _T("Cmd"), false);
p->altIconPath = _T("%WINDIR%\\System32\\shell32.dll");
p->altIconIdx= 32;
m_LaunchBar.UpdateIcon(p.get());
m_LaunchBar.EnableTooltip(true);
Loading and Saving to file is not built in. Just override the Load() and Save() call when adding it
MZLunchBar can show the Windows Shell context menu on icon. But to do that you need to include
#define MZLUNCHBAR_USE_SHELLCONTEXTMENU
And you also need to include ShellContextMenu.cpp/.h into you project, (Created by R. Engels)
You find the ShellContextMenu class here : http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4025/Use-Shell-ContextMenu-in-your-applications
A basic dialog for the properties dialog for an item is also included. This is however only a basic version of it and you might need to customize it to fit your needs. Look in the CustomizeDlg/ folder in the demo source.
For full history check the header in MZCrumbBar.cpp


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3.1 What is Bookdown?
Bookdown is a useful R package for making digital books in HTML, PDF or E-book format. It is what we used to create this Code-Sharing-Guide! While you can use it make any type of book you like, it is especially useful for code documentation since it allows you to seamlessly integrate code into your book. HTML books can become easy yet elegant websites to share your code with the world.
The creators of bookdown made a very thorough guide of the tool, showing how many possibilities there are: Bookdown Documentation Guide
3.2 Example Books
The following are examples of how other scientists harnessed the power of Bookdown to document their research projects.
LandTrendr
This is a guide by Oregon State explaining LandTrendr, a change detection method they designed that can be used in earth engine. Notice that while the book is built within RStudio, their code is in python. Though only R code can be run within your book (showing the outputs), bookdown can still be used to document code of other languages.
LandTrendr Guide
Soil Mapping
This documentation by Leo Ramirez on soil mapping, is an example of how R-code
can be intergrated into your book.
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MIR Soil Predictions
At the center, we are currently working on a site to document our process of predicting soil properties using Mid-Infrared Spectroscopy.
MIR Soil Predictions
3.3 Getting Started
(Adapted from Bookdown Documentation: Getting Started)
Download an Example
The best way to get started is to download an example book and experiment with making changes.
As stated earlier, this guide itself is a bookdown book and it’s source files can be downloaded from the WHRC Github account: Code-Sharing-Guide Github Repository
Bookdown has also provided a few template books: Bookdown Minimal, contains the basic skeleton of a bookdown book while, Bookdown Demo has more features, such as cross references and R-code.
Install RStudio
Download the latest version if your RStudio version is lower than 1.0.0
Download RStudio
Install Bookdown
Build the Book
1- Open up the R-Project within the book’s folder
Within the folder you will see several R-Markdown files, indicated by the extension .Rmd
The index file has information about the book as a whole and how it will be produced. It can also contain the Introduction to the book. Other .Rmd files will be labeled starting with 01, 02, etc, in the order you would like them added to the book.
If you open an R-Markdown file, it should have one or more headers…
#
for major tabs/chapters/sections of the book
##
for subtabs
… and so on.
2- Build the book using the ‘Build’ Tab, usually in the upper right hand corner
When the book it built, it will “knit” these R-Markdown files into the desired output format (HTML, PDF or E-Book). The book should pop-up on your screen once it is loaded.
R Code
For help with the syntax within the rmarkdown files, see the documentation for knitr and rmarkdown:
{r}
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[title](link address)
for linking websites
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for inserting an image
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3.4 Publishing to the Web
Bookdown books can be hosted by either Github or Bookdown.com
Detailed instructions for how to publish your book to Github (as we did with this book) can be found here:
Publish to Github
For a quick way to publish to Github, use the repository for this guide as a template…
1- Create a repository from this template
2- Go to Settings
To see the website made your repository, go to Settings in the top right corner of your repository page
3- Update Github Pages Setting
Scroll down to Github Pages and change Source: ‘None’, to ‘master branch /docs folder’. For this particular example, the index.html file, used to build the website is located in the docs folder. The .nojekyll file located in the docs folder, suppresses Github Pages from creating the website with Jekyll, and allows the bookdown file to load appropriately.
The link to your website will appear- something like…
https://user-name.github.io/repo-name/
If it does not work, try adding `index.html to the end…
https://user-name.github.io/repo-name/index.html
or delete the README file of the repo (for some reason this can interfere)
4- Edit the site to make your own book
You can then edit the site for your project by cloning/downloading the repository to your computer, making changes and pushing those back to Github. If you are happy with the formatting of this document, all that will have to change is the .Rmd files in the folder. It is important to note that the book must be built again after changes for your .Rmd files are made, to see those changes on the website.


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In ALONG CAME A SPIDER, directed with fast-paced precision by Lee Tamahori (ONCE WERE WARRIORS), a senator's daughter, Megan Rose (Mika Boorem), is kidnapped from a prep school that is kept under tight Secret Service protection. Megan is one of many children of Washington's political class who attend the school. Among the many questions that the story poses is, why her? Another is why the kidnapper (Michael Wincott), who likes to leave clues, admits that he wants to prolong the hunt.
Morgan Freeman, repeating the role he played in the popular 1997 film KISS THE GIRLS, plays Washington, D.C. police detective and psychologist, Dr. Alex Cross. This time Alex reluctantly accepts Special Agent Jezzie Flannigan as his partner since she feels guilty after having been in charge of the Secret Service detachment at the school. Flannigan is rather well played by Monica Potter (PATCH ADAMS and HEAD OVER HEELS), an attractive and likable actress with very blonde hair, large eyes and lips, who up until now has delivered one bland performance after another. Under Tamahori's direction, she shows a more vulnerable and intelligent side that hasn't been seen much up until now. Maybe she's a late bloomer.
As the kidnapper plays Alex like a fiddle, Alex tries his best to keep up with the kidnapper's strategy, trying to find some way to get one step ahead of him. Freeman is nothing short of terrific again and is a real treat to watch. Unfortunately, many of the supporting cast aren't used as effectively. Dylan Baker is wasted as the briefly arrogant federal agent in charge of investigating the kidnapping. And Michael Moriarty ("Law and Order"), as Senator Rose, doesn't do much other than look anguished.
>From the gripping action sequence that opens the movie until the last twist, director Tamahori keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. Marc Moss's script, based on James Patterson's novel, provides some nice surprises but not so many that it gets ridiculous. Yes, there are probably plenty of logical problems with the story, but the film, to its credit, never goes into neutral, allowing the audience to begin thinking about any possible holes or implausibilities. The result is an entertaining film that makes you crave for the next time Morgan Freeman recreates his Detective Alex Cross character. I'm certainly ready.
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Regions and comments
Those two element types serve for better visual orientation in ORM model. Regions can be created anywhere inside the modules. You can then position entities and comments inside the regions for easier model readability. Comments can be placed anywhere in the module or region to write down important notes.
Note: Regions and comments don't influence the exported schema files.
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Association element is used to define relation between two entities. ORM Designer uses owner and inverse terminology to define relationship sides. Owner entity owns the associations as well as association field. Each association leads from owner entity to inverse one. Inverse entity is entity on the opposite side of association, in some terminology also called 'parent'.
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MetaEvidence Dynamic Scripts¶
Warning
Node.js implementation of the script sandbox is incomplete. dynamic scripts can currently only be evaluated in the browser.
dynamicScriptURI as specified in ERC 1497. allow for metaEvidence to be changed dynamically.
In order to support asynchronous scripts Archon provides global scriptResolver
and scriptRejecter
. Please use these
when you are returning the updates to the metaEvidence
Available Global Variables¶
When you create a script you can assume that you will have global access to these variables:
scriptResolver
-function
: Call this function to return the result of your script.scriptRejecter
-function
: To throw a handled error in your script you can call scriptRejecter.scriptParameters
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Example¶
/* Script that is hosted at "/ipfs/..."
"
function MetaEvideceFetcher () {
const disputeID = scriptParameters.disputeID
... async code to lookup data here ...
if (data) {
scriptResolver({
newMetaEvidenceParam: "Look at me!"
})
} else {
scriptRejecter("Unable to fetch data")
}
}
MetaEvideceFetcher()
"
*/
archon.arbitrable.getMetaEvidence(
'0x91697c78d48e9c83b71727ddd41ccdc95bb2f012',
1,
{
scriptParameters: {
disputeID: 2
}
}
).then(data => {
console.log(data)
})
> {
metaEvidenceValid: true,
fileValid: true,
interfaceValid: false,
dynamicScriptURI: "/ipfs/...",
metaEvidenceJSON: {
"fileURI": "/ipfs/...",
"newMetaEvidenceParam": "Look at me!",
...
},
submittedAt:<PHONE_NUMBER>,
blockNumber: 6503570,
transactionHash: "0x340fdc6e32ef24eb14f9ccbd2ec614a8d0c7121e8d53f574529008f468481990"
}


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Order and Chaos is a board game played by two players. One players goal is to build columns of 5. The other players goal is to prevent this from happening. Each player can play both colors.
To play a color hover over the field you want to set and the colors to click on will appear. The red is in the left half of the field and the blue is in the right half of the field. Once a field is set this way it can only be removed with the undo function
To start a new game you can click the "New" button in the navigation bar and the board will be reset. You can still return to your previous game state with the "Undo" button.
Once a row of five in horizontal, diagonal or vertical direction exists Order wins. It is not possible to set any fields after this. The only options are to undo the last turn or start a new game.
If it is impossible for Order to win Chaos automatically wins. The game will also block any fields from being set should this be the case.


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One person dead after five-alarm fire at north Toronto apartment building
One person is dead after fire erupted in a highrise apartment building in north Toronto on Friday afternoon and quickly spread to several floors.
About 100 firefighters and 22 trucks raced to the scene of the five-alarm blaze as flames and smoke belched from the building.
Some terrified tenants went out on their balconies where witnesses say they could be heard screaming for help.
Toronto Fire Chief Matthew Pegg said Saturday morning that firefighters discovered the deceased person on an eighth floor balcony.
He said several people were rescued, and that at least one was taken to hospital where they were listed in stable condition.
Transit buses were brought to the scene in North York to shelter many of the tenants.
Chief Pegg said that the building’s electricity was being disconnected and all the tenants evacuated for safety reasons.
He said emergency shelter plans were being organized for those needing assistance.
There was no immediate word on the cause of the fire.
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@JvmOverloads fun add(metric: Metric, weight: Double = 1.0): HarmonicMean
Adds a new metric to the harmonic mean operator.
weight - The weight of the metric, which should be added. The weight must be greater than 0
weight