If you want a recipe for restless sleep, I can give you one. Add one part “what will my wife think” with 3,000 parts Benjamin Franklin; stir in a “beer anytime you damn well please” and top with a chance at financial independence.
I’ve become pretty good one of those around.
In the end, just as Indiana Jones could never turn down the opportunity to search for the Holy Grail, I could no less turn down the chance to work for myself on something I truly love, no matter how safe the alternative might be. When I’m old and dying, I plan to look back on my life and say “wow, that was an adventure,” not “wow, I sure felt safe.”


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Constructor. Allocates, if needed, the internal storage for the temporary variables.
\param array_size The size of the array that will be reduced.
\param block_size The block size that will be used in the reduction.
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template<class T , class indexer = g24_lib::Definitions::default_unsigned_indexer>
Resizes, if needed, the internal storage for the temporary variables.
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About DEVSOC 21
DEVSOC is CodeChef-VIT’s annual flagship event hoping to empower young minds by bringing enthusiastic technocrats and thinkers under one roof. This year, the second iteration of the hackathon is being held with a goal to create a sprint like event, where participants create, hack, innovate to solve problems while adhering to the spirit of creativity and teamwork. The event is spread over three days, with the hackathon lasting 48 hours consisting of amazing swags, prizes, food and drinks!
Where?
Online
When?
30th April to 2nd May, 2021
Our Tracks
Our prizes
₹ 1,00,000
First prize
₹ 75,000
Second prize
₹ 50,000
Third prize
Special prizes
₹ 15,000
The Best Idea, the one which stands out and rises to be the most unique, would be rewarded a cash prize of Rs. 15,000!
₹ 15,000
Pitching is an extremely important task since it conveys your idea and tests your persuasion powers. The Best Pitch awaits you with a cash prize of Rs. 15,000!
₹ 15,000
Design brings life to monotony, unleashes one’s creativity, and paves the way to its future prospects. We are eagerly waiting to choose the supreme of all UI/UX skills along with cash worth Rs 15,000 for the best designer!
₹ 10,000
Ever thought of printing a 3-D taco on paper? Seems absurd, but challenging as well!  We are looking forward to rewarding your insanity with a cash prize of Rs. 10,000!
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To all the passionate beginners, don’t be too worried, we got you covered as well. Win over the Best Freshers Team title along with a cash prize of Rs. 10,000!
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Since women's empowerment is the goal of the age, we treasure our techie girls and their upliftment in technical fields. Hence, we have a cash prize of Rs 10,000 in store for the Best Girls Team!
Timeline
FAQ
What's the cost of the hackathon?
DEVSOC 21 is completely free thanks to our sponsors! We'll also provide you with enough swags, drinks, meals throughout the hackathon.
What's the application process like?
You're required to register with us on our Hacker portal where you'll be asked for basic details and your resume. We’ll get to know about your abilities from your past projects, GitHub profile, participation/awards in other hackathons. We'll shortlist teams for the final hackathon round through this.
I'm a fresher and I don't have a good resume. Will I be selected?
We will be evaluating everyone based on different metrics.  If you don't have anything technical to add to your resume, feel free to add any public speaking events or other competitions you've been to.
Can I participate alone?
No! This hackathon is strictly a team competition where you can have 2-5 members in your team. Most teams aim to have a mix of people with both design and developer skills
Do I need to have specific qualifications to be a part of the hack?
If you love to code, you're more than welcome to participate in the hackathon.
Can we use an existing projects or use the projects in other hackathons?
You are required to code the entire project from scratch, only after the hackathon begins. You are also strictly required to submit the project in only one hackathon.
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Waiting For Guffman (1996) Christopher Guest, Bob Balaban, Eugene Levy, Fred Willard, Catherine O'Hara.
**** out of ***** stars
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott For more reviews, go to www.nuvo-online.com and click on "film."
Despite being married to Jamie Lee Curtis, Christopher Guest still manages to write and perform outstanding pieces of comedy. Frankly, I find this amazing. Were I married to Jamie Lee Curtis, I'd just follow her around the house all day. Getting any work done would be simply out of the question (oh sure, I'm gay, but we're talking about JAMIE LEE CURTIS here, for God's Sake!). But enough about my post-adolescent fantasies. Christopher Guest, one of the creators and stars of the brilliant comedy "This Is Spinal Tap", scores again with "Waiting For Guffman", a very funny bogus documentary about the 150th Anniversary festivities in Blaine, Missouri.
Here's the set-up. The city leaders secure the services of transplanted New Yorker Corky St. Clair (Guest) to stage a musical celebrating Blaine's rich heritage (the town is famous for its wooden stools and a 1946 UFO landing.) Guest is a riot as the effete St. Clair, a delightfully clueless off-off-off Broadway veteran. In Blaine, St. Clair is well-known for his stage production of "Backdraft". To create a more realistic feel, he sent bits of burning newspapers through the heating ducts. Oh sure, the theater caught fire, but the citizens of Blaine appreciate the great effort St. Clair put into his work. They also seem oblivious to the fact that St. Clair is a screaming queen. After all, he's married! Well, nobody has actually ever seen his wife, but they know she's real because St. Clair has often been sighted in the Women's clothing department of local stores, and he knows a great deal about depilatories.
While Guest's performance is the center of "Waiting For Guffman," there are many more pleasures in this affectionate, low-key satire. Check out the expressions on the face of Bob Balaban, a local music teacher displaced as director by St. Clair. Balaban says little about the nightmare he sees being assembled, but he seethes beautifully. Eugene Levy, Fred Willard and Catherine O'Hara are also delightful as wanna-be performers who are as enthusiastic as they are untalented. The finished play, "Red, White and Blaine" is a real hoot. It's bad, of course, but it's the kind of bad that's a real pleasure to watch.
Several critics have attacked "Waiting For Guffman" as a smug, elitist slam on small town America. It isn't. "Waiting For Guffman" shows real affection for its characters. Most of the film's cast came from small towns and are all too familiar with the sheer weirdness of community theater. That peculiar mixture of little-to-no talent, combined with delusions of grandeur, is captured in all its glory here. "Guffman" isn't as funny as "This Is Spinal Tap," but few films are. Guest goes for a minor-key approach to humor this time, and succeeds far more often than not. Incidentally, be sure and stay for the film's closing credits, which contain some of the movie's funniest moments.
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There are many "scopes" of variables available for use in CFML
Variables in the application scope are available throughout the application for the life of the application
Available thoughout application code running on the same server
Available throughout application code to reference query string arguments
Available throughout application code during the life of the application. Limited to to a single user's session
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Default scope. Scopes variables inside a function or cfc
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Page No.# 1/15 GAHC010193612013 THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) Case No. : WP(C) 6179/2013 1:STAR CEMENT LTD. GOPINATH BORDOLOI ROAD, VILLAGE CHAMATAPATHAR, DIST. KAMRUP M,GUWAHATI- 782402. VERSUS 1:STATE OF ASSAM and ORS. REP. BY THE COMMISSIIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM, ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS DEPARTMENT,DISPUR, GUWAHATI 2:THE SECRETARY GOVT. OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT and FORESTS DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI. 3:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS WILD LIFE ASSAM BASISTHA GUWAHATI-29 4:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS IT OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS AND HEAD OF FORESTS FORCE ASSAM REHABARI GUWAHATI. 5:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST OF ASSAMT Page No.# 2/15 LOWER ASSAM ZONE GUWAHATI. 6:THE CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS CENTRAL ASSAM CIRCLE GUWAHATI. 7:THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER KAMRUPEAST DIVISION BASISTHA GUWAHATI-29 8:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTSC GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS SHILLONG. 9:UNION OF INDIA REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS PARIYAVARAN BHAWAN CGO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW DELHI 110003. 10:SRI RATNESWAR RONGHANG S/O LATE KANU RAM RONGHANG R/O VILL- BELGUM P.O- TOPATALI DIST- KAMRUP (M) 11:SRI JATINDRA NATH DEKA S/O- SRI HORENDRA NATH DEKA R/O- VILL- KHETRI P.O.AND P.S- KHETRI PIN- 782403 DIST-KAMRUP(M) ASSAM 12:SRI S.K. SHARMA S/O- LATE SHIV DUTTA SHARMA R/O 30 CHANDAN NAGAR Page No.# 3/15 SURVEY BELTOLA ROAD GUWAHATI-2 Advocate for the Petitioner : DR. ASHOK SARAF Advocate for the Respondent : GA, ASSAM Linked Case : WP(C) 6180/2013 1:RAKSHA CEMENTS PVT. LTD. KAMARKUCHI P.O. TAPESIA 07-2402 DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. VERSUS 1:STATE OF ASSAM and ORS. REP. BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT and FORESTS DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI. 2:THE SECRETARY GOVT. OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT and FORESTS DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI. 3:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS WILD LIFE ASSAM BASISTHA GUWAHATI-29 4:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS IT OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS AND HEAD OF FORESTS FORCE ASSAM REHABARI Page No.# 4/15 GUWAHATI. 5:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST OF ASSAMT LOWER ASSAM ZONE GUWAHATI. 6:THE CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS CENTRAL ASSAM CIRCLE GUWAHATI. 7:THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER KAMRUPEAST DIVISION BASISTHA GUWAHATI-29 8:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTSC GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS SHILLONG. 9:UNION OF INDIA REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS PARIYAVARAN BHAWAN CGO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW DELHI 110003. 10:SRI AKHIL GOGOI S/O LATE BOLURAM GOGOI R/O NIZARAPAR CHANDMARI P.S- CHANDMARI DISTRICT- KAMRUP ASSAM. Advocate for the Petitioner : MR.K CHOUDHURY Advocate for the Respondent : MR.B D GOSWAMI Linked Case : WP(C) 6320/2013 1:A.G. CEMENT LLP Page No.# 5/15 A COMPANY INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMAPNIES ACT 1956 AND HAVING ITS REGISTERE OFFICE AT 5TH FLOOR ROOM NO. 5D SHINE TOWER ARYA CHOK SHARABBHATI GUWAHATI-781008 ASSAM. VERSUS 1:THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS REP. BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT and FOREST DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM. 2:THE SECRRETARY GOVT. OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT and FOREST DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM. 3:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST WILD LIFE ASSAM BASHISTHA GUWAHATI- 781029 ASSAM. 4:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST IT OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONSERVATOR OF FOREST AND HEAD OF FORESTS FORCE ASSAM REHABARI GUWAHATI- 781008 ASSAM. 5:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST T ASSAM LOWER ASSAM ZONE GUWAHATI. 6:THE CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST CENTRAL ASSAM CIRCLE Page No.# 6/15 GUWAHATI. 7:THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER KAMRUP EAST BASISTHA GUWAHATI- 781029 ASSAM. 8:THE ADDITIONAL PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS C GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT and FORESTS SHILLONG MEGHALAYA. 9:UNION OF INDIA REP. BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF INDIA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS PARIYAVARAN BHAWAN CGO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW DELHI- 110003. 10:SRI RATNESWAR RONGHANG S/O LATE KANU RAM RONGHANG R/O VILL- BELGUM P.O- TOPATALI DIST- KAMRUP (M). 11:SRI JATINDRA NATH DEKA S/O- SRI HORENDRA NATH DEKA R/O- VILL- KHETRI P.O.AND P.S- KHETRI PIN- 782403 DIST-KAMRUP(M) ASSAM. 12:SRI S.K. SHARMA S/O- LATE SHIV DUTTA SHARMA R/O 30 CHANDAN NAGAR SURVEY BELTOLA ROAD GUWAHATI-28. Advocate for the Petitioner : MR.D K DAS Advocate for the Respondent : GA ASSAM Page No.# 7/15 BEFORE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE UJJAL BHUYAN ORDER
Date : 27-09-2019 This order will dispose of all the above three writ petitions.
2. Heard Dr A K Saraf, learned Senior Counsel, assisted by Mr P Baruah, learned counsel for the petitioners in WP(C) Nos. 6179 and 6180 of 2013 and Mr R K Agarwal, learned counsel for the petitioner in WP(C) No. 6320/2013. Also heard Mr D Mazumdar, learned Senior Counsel and Additional Advocate General, Assam, assisted by Mr S Biswas, learned counsel for the State respondents; Mr S C Keyal, learned Assistant Solicitor General of India; Mr A C Borbora, learned Senior Counsel, assisted by Mr M Smith, learned counsel for added respondent Nos. 10, 11 and 12 in WP(C) No. 6179/2013; and Mr V Rajkhowa, learned counsel for respondent No. 10 in WP(C) No. 6180/2013.
3. In all the writ petitions, challenge made is to the closure notices issued by the State respondents in the Environment and Forest Department, Government of Assam, to close down the cement manufacturing industrial units of the petitioners on the ground that those are situated within 10 km radius from the boundary of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary.
4. In WP(C) No. 6179/2013, impugned notice is dated 26.09.2013, issued by the Secretary to the Government of Assam, Environment and Forest Department addressed to the Divisional Forest Officer, Kamrup (East) Division to take immediate steps for closure of three cement units, which are situated within 10 km radius from Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary and to submit compliance report. The said letter was issued on the basis of letter from the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (C), Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, Regional Office at Shillong.
5. The said letter dated 26.09.2013 is also under assailment in WP(C) No. 6180/2013.
6. In WP(C) No. 6320/2013, impugned notice is dated 21.10.2013, issued by the Divisional Forest Officer, Kamrup (East) Division addressed to the three petitioners for closure of their respective cement units in the interest of Wildlife Conservation as those are situated within 10 km radius from Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary, i.e., within the eco-sensitive zone, which attracts violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
7. Before proceeding further, it may be mentioned that in WP(C) No. 6179/2013, the initial petitioner was Cement Manufacturing Company Limited. However, the name of the petitioner company was changed Page No.# 8/15 from Cement Manufacturing Company Limited to Star Cement Limited. Accordingly, the name of the petitioner has been changed following order dated 18.09.2018, passed in IA (C) No. 300/2018.
8. Basic contention of the petitioners is that petitioners had established Cement Grinding Plants at Chamatapathar by making huge investments. Petitioners obtained necessary clearances prior to commencement of production. Petitioners were served with letters dated 12.09.2013 from the Secretary to the Government of Assam, Environment and Forest Department, stating that it was reported that petitioners were operating Cement Manufacturing Plants within a radius of 10 kms of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary; which was within the eco-sensitive zone of the said Wildlife Sanctuary. Thus, setting up of the manufacturing units were in clear violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court. The basis of the aforesaid communication was a letter dated 22.08.2013, issued by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (C), Government of India, Regional Office at Shillong.
9. Petitioners in their reply denied that the cement plants were within 10 km radius of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary. To remove doubt and confusion, a joint survey was suggested. It was also contended that no eco- sensitive zone was defined and notified in and around Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary. Therefore, there was no restriction or prohibition on setting up or operation of industry within the 10 km radius.
10. Without considering the aforesaid response of the petitioners, impugned closure notices were issued.
11. In WP(C) No. 6179/2013, this Court vide order dated 22.10.2013, passed an interim order directing the respondents not to take any step for closure of the industrial unit of the petitioner. On 30.10.2013, a detailed order was passed whereby the case was admitted for hearing and the interim order passed on 22.10.2013 was directed to be continued. Relevant portion of the order dated 30.10.2013 is extracted hereunder:-
"This petition challenges communication dated 26.09.2013 of the Government of Assam in the Environment and Forest Department directing authorities of the Forest Department to take steps for closure of 3 cement units, including the unit of the petitioner, on the ground that those are situated within 10 Km radius of Amchang Wild Life Sanctuary.
Learned Senior Counsel for the petitioner submits that environmental clearance was granted to establish the industrial unit of the petitioner by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India on 02.01.2009, as it was found that the proposed site of the unit was located at a distance of 10.8 km from the Amchang Wild Life Sanctuary. It was also noted that the proposed cement plant is a small unit of B category having sufficient air pollution control measures and that it is environment friendly. After obtaining consent to establish and consent to operate the industrial unit from the Pollution Control Board of Assam with adequate and effective pollution control Page No.# 9/15 measures in place, the industrial unit of the petitioner has commenced production w.e.f. 31.01.2013, generating revenue and giving employment opportunity to a large number of people. Learned senior counsel also submits that there is no direction from the Hon'ble Supreme Court for closure of any industrial unit situated within a radius of 10 Km of any wildlife sanctuary. On the contrary, he submits that the approach of the Central Empowered Committee is to regulate existing industrial activities rather than closure or prohibition of such activities. He also submits that though Assam Government has submitted proposal before the Central Government for declaring an area within radius of 1 Km from Amchang Wild Life Sanctuary as Eco Sensitive Zone, no such declaration has been notified till date. Further submission is that when the Secretary to the Government of Assam, Environment and Forest had issued show cause notice to the petitioner on 29.08.2013, petitioner submitted its detailed reply and was awaiting consideration of the same. In such circumstances, issuance of the impugned closure notice is wholly illegal, arbitrary and unjustified, he submits.
Both Mr. Bhagawati and Mr. Upadhyay, learned Central Government Counsel and Stat e Government Counsel respectively seek time to obtain instruction.
Mr. Goswami, learned counsel submits that he would file an intervention application on behalf of Sri Akhil Gogoi. He submits that his client has filed application before the National Green Tribunal seeking closure of the industrial unit of the petitioner. Notice has been issued on such application. He has also placed before the Court a decision of the Apex Court dated 09.08.2012 passed in WP(C) No. 50/98 (Bhopal Gas Peedith Mahila Udyog Sangathan and Ors. Vs Union of India an d Ors) to contend that since the National Green Tribunal is considering the matter, this Court should not entertain the writ petition and the matter should be transmitted to the National Green Tribunal.
A perusal of the aforesaid decision particularly paragraph 38 thereof would show that matters covered by Schedule-1 to the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 are required to be adjudicated by the Green Tribunal.
A perusal of Schedule-I indicates that 7 acts have been enlisted therein including Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
Whether the present proceeding wherein challenge has been made amongst others to the impugned closure notice would come within the ambit of Schedule-I to the aforesaid Act would require examination of the Court.
This petition raises issues of considerable public importance. On the one hand is the need to protect the ecology and prevent further environmental degradation, while on the other hand there is Page No.# 10/15 the need and necessity of increased industrial activity and economic growth which cannot be ignored, more particularly in a backward state like Assam with a large unemployed young populace with limited employment opportunities. A balance has to be struck.
Thus, having regard to the above and to the submissions made, I am of the view that the matter would require adjudication.
Issue Rule, returnable 6 (six) weeks.
Mr. Upadhyay accepts notice for respondent Nos. 1 to 7 whereas Mr. Bhagawati accepts notice for respondent Nos. 8 and 9.
Extra copies within 3 (three) days. Mr. Goswami is granted liberty to file necessary application to participate in present proceeding.
List on 18.12.2013.
Interim order passed on 22.10.2013 shall continue."
12. Joint Director (S) in the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, has filed affidavit. Stand taken is that regional office had requested the State Government of Assam on 22.08.2013 to close down the industrial units as those were within 10 km radius of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary. As per site visit, the distance of the plants were within 5.8 km (approximately) from Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary and 8 km (approximately) from Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary. It is contended that such request was made for conservation and protection of wildlife, which was in conformity with Supreme Court guidelines.
13. Respondent Nos. 1 and 2, i.e., State of Assam in the Environment and Forest Department, have filed a common affidavit supporting the closure notices; however stating that closure notices were issued in pursuance of Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forests' letter dated 22.08.2013. It is stated that proposal for notifying eco-sensitive zone for Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary was already forwarded to the Government of India, but eco-sensitive zone has not yet been notified. A reference has been made to order dated 04.12.2006, passed in WP(C) No. 460/2004, where Supreme Court had directed that in case of a project requiring environmental clearance is located within eco-sensitive zone around a Wildlife Sanctuary or National Park or in the absence of any delineation of such a zone if it is within a distance of 10 kms from the boundary, User Agency/Project Proponent is required to obtain recommendations of the Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife.
14. Petitioner has filed rejoinder affidavit to both the affidavits. Referring to the order of the Supreme Court, it is contended that there is no direction, interim or final, prohibiting mining activities within 10 kms of the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. In fact, by the order dated 04.12.2006, Supreme Page No.# 11/15 Court had only directed Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, to give a final opportunity to the States/Union Territories to respond to the proposal to notify the areas within 10 kms of the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries and also to refer to the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife in the cases in which industrial clearance has already been granted in respect of activities within 10 kms radius zone from the boundaries of Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks. It is asserted that by the order dated 04.12.2006 Supreme Court had neither fixed any buffer zone within 10 kms nor directed closure of industries. In this connection, reliance has been placed on judgment of the Supreme Court dated 21.04.2014 in WP(C) No. 435 of 2012 (Goa Foundation -Vs- Union of India).
15. Petitioner has also filed an additional affidavit placing on record notification dated 07.05.2017 of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, notifying eco-sensitive zone of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary giving details of the boundaries.
16. Impleaded respondent Nos. 10, 11 and 12 have filed affidavit. Basic contention of the impleaded respondents is that industrial units of the petitioners are in close proximity of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary. It is stated that as per letter of Forest Department, Government of Assam, distance of M/s Star Cement from Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary is 5750 metres; M/s Raksha Cement is 368 metres; and M/s A G Cement is 128 metres. It is contended that the industries of the petitioners are highly polluting ones exposing the local villagers to health hazards.
17. Dr Saraf and Mr Agarwal have vehemently argued that such closure notices are wholly illegal and are liable to be set aside. There is no Supreme Court order either prohibiting or closing down industrial units located within 10 kms from the boundaries of Wildlife Sanctuaries. Therefore, the very foundation of the closure notices is untenable. Closure notices cannot now be justified on grounds not mentioned in the notices. Reliance has been placed on notification dated 07.05.2017 of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India, to contend that only new industries and expansion of existing polluting industries in the eco-sensitive zone have been prohibited. Existing industries are not to be touched or closed. Additionally, Mr Agarwal contends that there are a large number of cement plants and other industries in the area in question but only the petitioners have been targeted. Therefore, closure notices are illegal.
18. Mr Mazumdar, learned Additional Advocate General has referred to the affidavit filed by respondent Nos. 1 and 2 and submits that closure notices were issued on the basis of inputs received from the central authorities.
18.1. Mr S C Keyal, learned Assistant Solicitor General of India, supporting the initiative taken by the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests submits that such steps have been taken for protection of Page No.# 12/15 wildlife and environment.
18.2. Mr A C Borbora, learned Senior Counsel appearing for the impleaded respondents has referred to various provisions of the Air Pollution Act, 1981 and Environment Protection Act, 1986 to contend that closure of the industrial units has become necessary to protect the environment and to preserve wildlife. Impugned notices were preceded by ground level inspection which clearly established that the industrial units of the petitioners have been set up in the vicinity of the wildlife sanctuary. He also expresses doubts about environmental clearance obtained by the petitioners and whether all formalities have been complied with. In the course of his submissions, Mr Borbora has placed reliance on various write ups to drive home the point that conservation of biological diversity is a common concern of mankind and is an integral part of the development process. He has also referred to an order of the Supreme Court dated 15.09.2017 in SLP Nos. 2579-2580/2014, expressing concern over reduction of 10 kms eco sensitive zone to 100 metres.
18.3. Mr Rajkhowa has supported the submissions of Mr Borbora.
19. Submissions made by learned counsel for the parties have been considered. Also perused the materials on record.
20. In Goa Foundation -Vs- Union of India; (2014) 6 SCC 590, Supreme Court was considering mining activities in the State of Goa. In that judgment, Supreme Court examined whether it had by orders passed on 04.08.2006 and 04.12.2006, prohibited mining activities around National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. Order dated 04.08.2006 was passed in the case of T N Godavarman Thirumulpad -Vs- Union of India; (2010) 13 SCC 740, whereas order dated 04.12.2006 was passed in Goa Foundation -Vs- Union of India, (2011) 15 SCC 791. Supreme Court read the order dated 04.12.2006 and found that it had not prohibited any mining activity within 10 kms distance from the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. After extracting the relevant portion of the order dated 04.12.2006, it was clarified that Supreme Court had not passed any order or direction, interim or final, prohibiting mining activities within 10 kms of the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. Relevant portion of the clarificatory order passed in Goa Foundation, i.e., (2014) 6 SCC 590 is extracted hereunder:-
"49. We may now examine whether this Court has by the orders passed on 04.08.2006 and 04.12.2006, prohibited mining activities around National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. When we read the order of this Court passed on 04.08.2006 in T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad v. Union of India & Ors., we find that the Court while considering the question of grant of Temporary Working Permits for mining activities in National Parks, Sanctuaries and forest areas, directed that Temporary Working Permits shall be granted only where the conditions stipulated in the said order are satisfied. Condition Nos. (ii) and (iii) stipulated in the order dated 04.08.2006 are extracted Page No.# 13/15 hereinbelow:
"19........(ii) The mine is not located inside any National Park/Sanctuary notified under Section 18, 26-A or 35 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972; (iii) The grant of the T.W.P. would not result in any mining activity within the safety zone around such areas referred to in (ii) above, (as an interim measure, one kilometre safety zone shall be maintained" subject to the orders that may be made in I.A. No.1000 regarding Jamua Ramgarh Sanctuary);"
It would, thus, be clear that this Court was of the opinion that grant of Temporary Working Permits should not result in any mining activities within the safety zones around a National Park or Wildlife Sanctuary and as an interim measure, one kilometer safety zone was to be maintained subject to the orders that may be made in I.A. No.1000 in Jamua Ramgarh Sanctuary. This order dated 04.08.2006 has not been varied subsequently nor any orders made in I.A.No. 1000 regarding Jamua Ramgarh Sanctuary saying that Temporary Working Permits can be granted within one kilometer safety zone beyond the boundaries of a National Park or Wildlife Sanctuary. The result is that the order passed by this Court saying that there will be no mining activity within one kilometer safety zone around National Park or Wildlife Sanctuary has to be enforced and there can be no mining activities within this area of one kilometer from the boundaries of National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in the State of Goa.
50. When, however, we read the order dated 4.12.2006 of this Court in Writ Petition (C) No.460 of 2004 (Goa Foundation v. Union of India), we find that the Court has not prohibited any mining activity within 10 kilometer distance from the boundaries of the National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. The relevant portion of the order dated 04.12.2006 is quoted hereinbelow:
"4. The Ministry is directed to give a final opportunity to all States/Union Territories to respond to its letter dated 27th May, 2005. The State of Goa also is permitted to given appropriate proposal in addition to what is said to have already been sent to the Central Government. The Communication sent to the States/Union Territories shall make it clear that if the proposals are not sent even now within a period of four weeks of receipt of the communication from the Ministry, this Court may have to consider passing orders for implementation of the decision that was taken on 21st January, 2002, namely, notification of the areas within 10 km. of the boundaries of the sanctuaries and national parks as eco- sensitive areas with a view to conserve the forest, wildlife and environment and having regard to the precautionary principles. If the State/Union Territories now fail to respond, Page No.# 14/15 they would do so at their own risk and peril.
5. The MoEF would also refer to the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife, under sections 5 (b) and 5 (c) (ii) of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, the cases where environment clearance has already been granted where activities are within 10 km. zone."
It will be clear from the order dated 4.12.2006 of this Court that this Court has not passed any orders for implementation of the decision taken on 21st January, 2002 to notify areas within 10 kms. of the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries as eco sensitive areas with a view to conserve the forest, wildlife and environment. By the order dated 04.12.2006 of this Court, however, the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India, was directed to give a final opportunity to all States/Union Territories to respond to the proposal and also to refer to the Standing Committee of the National Board for Wildlife the cases in which environment clearance has already been granted in respect of activities within the 10 kms. zone from the boundaries of the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. There is, therefore, no direction, interim or final, of this Court prohibiting mining activities within 10 kms. of the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries."
21. Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Government of India issued a notification dated 07.05.2017 in exercise of the powers conferred by Sections 3 (1), (2) (v) and (xiv), and (3) of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, read with Rule 5 (3) of the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, notifying an area of Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary as the Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary Eco-sensitive Zone. The eco-sensitive zone is spread over an area of 109.99 square kilometers, with an extent varying from 170 metres to 8.1 km with zero eco-sensitive zone extent on the western side due to presence of cantonment area. Regarding zonal master plan for the eco-sensitive zone, it has been clarified that such zonal master plan shall not impose any restriction on the approved existing land use, infrastructure and activities unless so specified in the notification and the zonal master plan shall factor in improvement of all infrastructure and activities to be more efficient and eco-friendly. The notification further provides that on or after publication of the notification in the official gazette no new polluting industries shall be allowed to be set up within the eco-sensitive zone. Clause- 4 of the notification listed the activities to be prohibited or to be regulated within the eco-sensitive zone. Serial No. 2 of the Table deals with setting up of industries including new oil and gas exploration causing pollution. In respect of Serial No. 2, it is provided that no new industries and expansion of existing polluting industries in the eco-sensitive zone shall be permitted. The notification also provides for constitution of a monitoring committee headed by Deputy Commissioner, Kamrup (Metro) for effective monitoring of the eco-sensitive zone.
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22. Therefore, from the above it is evident that there is no order of the Supreme Court prohibiting any mining activity within 10 kms distance from the boundaries of National Parks or Wildlife Sanctuaries. That apart, as per the notification dated 07.05.2017, Central Government has notified eco-sensitive zone in and around Amchang Wildlife Santuary with the clarification that the approved existing land use, infrastructure and activities shall not be interfered with. There is only prohibition in the establishment of new industries and expansion of existing polluting industries in the eco-sensitive zone. Existing industries, i.e., those set up before the notification dated 07.05.2017 has not been touched.
23. This notification dated 07.05.2017 is not under challenge.
24. It is nobody's case that petitioners have set up their industrial units after issuance of the above notification or have undertaken expansion of their existing units. Rather, as discussed above, the notification has only saved the existing industrial units, of course, to be monitored by the Monitoring Committee.
25. Viewed in the above context, impugned closure notices cannot be sustained in law. Grounds on which the impleaded respondents have justified the closure notices are not the grounds on which the closure notices have been issued. The grounds on which the closure notices have been issued are non-existent. Therefore, impugned closure notices are set aside. Stay orders passed earlier are made absolute.
26. Writ petitions are accordingly, disposed of.
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Reviewed by Harvey Karten Samuel Goldwyn Films Director: Maria Ripoll Writer: Tom Musca & Ramon Menendez, and Vera Blasi Cast: Hector Elizondo, Jacqueline Obradors, Tamara Mello, Constance Marie, Nikolai Kinski, Elizabeth Pena, Raquel Welch
"Closure" is a fashionable word nowadays. People want closure, meaning, they want to avoid the tension of having something hanging in the air, or, to be more specific, if you shave one side of your face, you're not going to feel comfortable until you finish the job. Jerry Bruckheimer believed that the audience would leave the theater tense after "Pearl Harbor" unless he threw in a feel-good ending that had nothing to do with the attack at Oahu. But here's an exception. Watch "Tortilla Soup" and you won't get that feeling of ahhhh. You'll leave the theater hungry, and that means the picture worked. Featuring food and menus created and designed by Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger of TV Food Network's "Too Hot Tamales," Maria Ripoll's "Tortilla Soup," which was inspired and based closely on Ang Lee's Oscar-nominated "Eat Drink Man Woman," stars the delicious food which is brought virtually and enticingly to our mouths by closeups from Lulu Zezza's food photography (though the principal camerawork is by Marian Sanchez de Antunano). If this film were in IMAX 3-D you'd have the added frustration of putting the gourmet morsels into your mouth without tasting a thing.
Without tasting a thing is the unusual plight of Hector Elizondo, the human star, in the role of Martin, an extraordinary chef who cannot taste what he prepares in his successful L.A. Mexican restaurant. He must rely on his sense of smell to knock out dishes that, we are told, are traditional to Mexican cuisine exclusively--but darned if I had ever seen mouthfuls like these in any Tex-Mex, Cal-Mex, or even the gourmet eateries in Mexico City's Zona Rosa. When we're not spending time watching Ms. Ripoll's version of The Mexican Chef, we're absorbed by the tribulations of the three daughters that Martin has brought up as a single parent, his wife having died some 15 years earlier. The three sisters are Chekhovian in their own way. While they have no desire to go to Moscow, they do want to have their own lives but are kept in tow by their traditional dad who uses food to glue the family together. The young women are so different from one another you'd scarcely know they are family.
Using a script by Tom Musca, Ramon Menendez and Vera Blasi, Maria Ripoll displays for us some closely bound people who, like a breakfast dish of chilaquiles can salsa roja look festive on the outside but are simmering within. A food movie containing more romance than "The Big Night" and none of the surrealism of "Like Water for Chocolate," "Tortilla Soup" allows us to look in on the lives of the family beauty: Carmen (Jacqueline Obradors), who must choose between taking a well-paid high-tech job in Barcelona and remaining in L.A. to serve as a chef in her dad's restaurant; Letitcia (Elizabeth Pena), a chemistry teacher, whose love for Jesus seems to exclude the possibility of men; and the flippant Maribel (Tamara Mello), whose plans for college seem ready to change after she meets the free-spirited Brazilian, Andy (Nikolai Kinski). The romantic interludes are mirrored in Martin himself, who is being hit upon by his motormouth neighbor, Hortensia (Raquel Welsh, who at 61 looks as good as she ever did).
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This is a brief overview of Sparta’s core concepts. Additional information regarding specific features is available from the menu.
At a high level, Sparta transforms a go binary’s registered lambda functions into a set of independently addressable AWS Lambda functions . Additionally, Sparta provides microservice authors an opportunity to satisfy other requirements such as defining the IAM Roles under which their function will execute in AWS, additional infrastructure requirements, and telemetry and alerting information (via CloudWatch).
Sparta applications are deployed as a single unit, using the ServiceName as a stable logical identifier.  The following function signatures are supported:
func ()
func () error
func (TIn), error
func () (TOut, error)
func (context.Context) error
func (context.Context, TIn) error
func (context.Context) (TOut, error)
func (context.Context, TIn) (TOut, error)
where the TIn
and TOut
parameters represent encoding/json un/marshallable types. Supplying an invalid signature will produce a run time error as in:
ERRO[0000] Lambda function (Hello World) has invalid returns: handler
returns a single value, but it does not implement error exit status 1
To support accessing other AWS resources in your go function, Sparta allows you to define and link IAM Roles with narrowly defined sparta.IAMRolePrivilege values. This allows you to define the minimal set of privileges under which your go function will execute. The Privilege.Resource
field value may also be a StringExpression referencing a dynamically provisioned CloudFormation resource.
lambdaFn.RoleDefinition.Privileges = append(lambdaFn.RoleDefinition.Privileges,
sparta.IAMRolePrivilege{
Actions: []string{"s3:GetObject", "s3:HeadObject"},
Resource: "arn:aws:s3:::MyS3Bucket",
})
To configure AWS Lambda Event Sources, Sparta provides both sparta.LambdaPermission and service-specific Permission types like sparta.CloudWatchEventsPermission. The service-specific Permission types automatically register your lambda function with the remote AWS service, using each service’s specific API.
cloudWatchEventsPermission := sparta.CloudWatchEventsPermission{}
cloudWatchEventsPermission.Rules = make(map[string]sparta.CloudWatchEventsRule, 0)
cloudWatchEventsPermission.Rules["Rate5Mins"] = sparta.CloudWatchEventsRule{
ScheduleExpression: "rate(5 minutes)",
}
lambdaFn.Permissions = append(lambdaFn.Permissions, cloudWatchEventsPermission)
Decorators are associated with either Lambda functions or the larger service workflow via WorkflowHooks. They are user-defined functions that provide an opportunity for your service to perform secondary actions such as automatically generating a CloudFormation Dashboard or automatically publish an S3 Artifact from your service.
Decorators are applied at provision
time.
Interceptors are the runtime analog to Decorators. They are user-defined functions that are executed in the context of handling an event. They provide an opportunity for you to support cross-cutting concerns such as automatically registering XRayTraces that can capture service performance and log messages in the event of an error.
Sparta applications can specify other AWS Resources (eg, SNS Topics) as part of their application. The dynamic resource outputs can be referenced by Sparta lambda functions via gocf.Ref and gocf.GetAtt functions.
snsTopicName := sparta.CloudFormationResourceName("SNSDynamicTopic")
snsTopic := &gocf.SNSTopic{
DisplayName: gocf.String("Sparta Application SNS topic"),
})
lambdaFn, _ := sparta.NewAWSLambda(sparta.LambdaName(echoDynamicSNSEvent),
echoDynamicSNSEvent,
sparta.IAMRoleDefinition{})
lambdaFn.Permissions = append(lambdaFn.Permissions, sparta.SNSPermission{
BasePermission: sparta.BasePermission{
SourceArn: gocf.Ref(snsTopicName),
},
})
To support Sparta lambda functions discovering dynamically assigned AWS resource values, Sparta provides sparta.Discover. This function returns information about resources that a given entity specifies a DependsOn relationship.
func echoS3DynamicBucketEvent(ctx context.Context,
s3Event awsLambdaEvents.S3Event) (*awsLambdaEvents.S3Event, error) {
discoveryInfo, discoveryInfoErr := sparta.Discover()
logger.Info().
Interface("Event", s3Event).
Interface("Discovery", discoveryInfo).
Interface("DiscoveryErr", discoveryInfoErr).
.Msg("Event received")
// Use discoveryInfo to determine the bucket name to which RawMessage should be stored
...
}
Given a set of registered Sparta lambda functions, a typical provision
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During provisioning, Sparta uses AWS Lambda-backed Custom Resources to support operations for which CloudFormation doesn’t yet support (eg, API Gateway creation).
Walk through a starting Sparta Application.


Here's further proof Hollywood's powers that be have no sense whatsoever: Last week, the trade paper Variety reported we'll soon be treated to a "Starsky and Hutch" movie.
Yes, "Starsky and Hutch," that utterly vapid 1970s cop series featuring David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser as undercover cops who regularly cruised discos with their sidekick Huggy Bear (Antonio Fargas), a dopey would-be pimp. Has anyone even thought about "Starsky and Hutch" since it left the air 20 years ago? It's just the latest sign that absolutely anything can be turned into big-screen fodder these days, provided it's been done before.
Take, for example, "The Astronaut's Wife," in which pixieish schoolteacher Charlize Theron begins to suspect her husband is not the man he used to be. Although writer-director Rand Ravich doesn't acknowledge as much in the credits, the movie is essentially an update of the 1958 drive-in classic "I Married A Monster From Outer Space," which, like "Invaders From Mars" (1953) and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1955), utilized the prevailing fear of Communism and loss of individuality in a sci-fi context.
In "Monster," newlywed Gloria Talbot is spooked by spouse Tom Tryon's aloofness and the way he and the other men in town gather down at the bar every night simply to talk, not to drink.  Their plan is to impregnate women and repopulate Earth with monsters like themselves.
In "Wife," Theron's Jillian becomes pregnant with twins shortly after her husband Spence (Johnny Depp) returns from a space shuttle mission during which he lost contact with mission control for two mysterious minutes. Although joyous at first, Jillian is unnerved by Spence's strange behavior -- including the odd faces he makes after tasting a drink at a party -- and begins to think something might be horribly wrong.
Jillian makes this assumption so early on in the story one might expect Ravich has a big twist up his sleeve, a la "The Sixth Sense." But no. Once it has set its course, the languorous "Wife" lumbers to a wholly predictable conclusion made worse by Ravich's attempt to throw in an unsurprising surprise at the very last minute.
The movie is also handicapped by its casting. Theron, in a role almost identical to her part in "The Devil's Advocate," tries terribly hard but she's not a skilled enough actress to carry a film on her own. She can manage one emotional state per scene, usually tearful shock, which doesn't make for a particularly fascinating character.
Although the always edgy Depp might seem the perfect choice to play a man who may or may not be under an alien influence, the actor has little to do here but stand around looking ominous. He's stifled by the script; Ravich shows us so little of the early Spence it's difficult to determine exactly how much the man has changed.
The other key figures in "Wife" are as run-of-the-mill as they come, including a possibly crazy former NASA exec (Joe Morton), Jillian's hard-luck kid sister (Clea DuVall) and an understanding veteran astronaut's wife (Blair Brown) who counsels Jillian. Only DuVall shows any signs of life, putting a nasty spin on such lines to her sister as "you landed Johnny Rocket Boy and I keep getting different versions of Throws Up On Himself Elmo."
Ravich tries to disguise his well-worn material with bursts of stolen style, having the camera do Brian DePalma-style circles around Jillian in moments of stress or throwing in a weird little MTV-ish episode with Jillian standing perfectly still in a school hallway while children run around her at lightning speed. Perhaps Ravich was so concerned with making the movie look good he forgot about coherence: Those who like to pick out continuity errors will particularly enjoy the sequence in which our heroine ducks into a subway station in the middle of the night and emerges minutes later in the light of day. James Sanford
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Create a Jenkins job that builds a new environment
From the Jenkins dashboard, select the New Job link.
Enter MyTargetEnvironment in the Job name field. Click on the Build a free-style software project radio button and click the OK button.
Under the Source Code Management section, select the Git radio button. In the Repository URL field, enter your forked repository URL. Mine is git@github.com:stelligent/devopsinthecloud.git. Yours will be something like:
In the Branches to build | Branch Specifier field, enter master.
Within the Build Environment section, click on the Create AWS Cloud Formation stack checkbox.
In the Cloud Formation recipe file. (.json) field, enter:
In the Stack name field, enter:
In the Stack description field, enter:
Leave Cloud Formation parameters field blank.
In the Timeout (seconds) field, enter:
In the AWS Access Key field, enter:
In the AWS Secret Key field, enter:
Leave the Automatically delete the stack when the job completes checkbox unchecked:
Within the Build section, enter the following command in the Execute shell text field.
Click the Save button.
Go back to the Jenkins dashboard and click the Build button next to the MyTargetEnvironment job.


Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Assembly supports community
by Michael Owusu Duodu, GNAKwamekrom (WN/R), Nov. 19, GNA - Mr Sahib M. Abdul Rahman, Municipal Co-ordinating Director (MCD) for the Bibiani- Anhwiaso- Bekwai Municipal Assembly (BABMA), has said the Assembly is committed to ensure equitable distribution of local and national resources towards the development of all communities under its jurisdiction.
He called on the various communities in the municipality, to identify their priority areas for development and rally behind the Assembly, to mobilise the needed resources to meet their needs.
Mr Rahman said this at the commissioning of a 20-seater modern Toilet facility for the people of Kwamekrom, near Bibiani in the Western North Region.
He said Kwamekrom was strategically located in the municipality, and thus urged the people to take good care of the facility and other amenities provided them, to improve upon their lots.
A ten thousand gallons - water reservoir, to be powered by solar energy, is nearing completion, to solve the community’s water problems.
Nana Kwasi Nipa, Odikro of the town who chaired the function, thanked the Assembly and the government for having the growth and development of the area at heart and pledged to put the toilet and other facilities provided them to good use.
GNA


Offcanvas
Version 3.0
GitHub Repository
Offcanvas is an easy-to-use, touch-enabled jQuery and SCSS off-canvas sidebar plugin with multiple options for configuration. It should be compatible with any CSS framework. The animations are all performed by CSS3.
Features
- Easy to use
- Touch enabled
- Tiny JS (
offcanvas.min.js
: 1 KB minified) - Tiny CSS (
offcanvas.min.css
: 2 KB minified) - SCSS included
- Revealable 2nd level menus
- Dismiss (totally reset) Offcanvas by click/tapping the navicon again or by click/tapping anywhere outside Offcanvas
- Six configuration options (left/right × over/push/under)
Setup
1 The HTML can be as simple as in the following example.
<!doctype html>   ... <link href="path/to/offcanvas.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen">
 ...

 ...

If you choose Offcanvas over options (see below), then the block id="page-wrap"
is not necessary – it is only used for Offcanvas push or under, for enabling the page content to slide left or right.
The HTML order of id="offcanvas-sidebar"
and id="page-wrap"
is up to you – you choose, according to your own considerations (e.g. accessibility, and what your Offcanvas acrually contains).
2 Then, all you need to do is add your list of links – and some headings if required.

Menu 1
 ⬅ OPTIONAL

Link 1.1

Link 1.1.1

Link 1.1.2

Link 1.1.3

Link 1.1.4

Link 1.2

Link 1.3

Link 1.4

Your headings can also be links, if you need them to be. In that case, you can think of your Offcanvas as having three levels of menu links (parent, child and grandchild.)
Behaviour
1 Navicon
The Offcanvas JS injects a Transformicon-style animated "hamburger" navicon and any Offcanvas Menus and back-links as required.
2 Fixed position
The navicon is CSS position:fixed
to the top-right or top-left corner of the window, depending on whether you configure a left or right Offcanvas.
Offcanvas is set to be always available by CSS position:fixed
wherever your visitor activates it, from any scroll position on the webpage. And it resets to its starting scroll/ first-level menu state whenever a visitor dismisses it.
3 2nd level menu
Offcanvas can display 2nd level menus (sub-menus). All you need to do is place an unordered list within the parent

and Offcanvas will handle everything.
The Offcanvas JS will insert a
containing »
into the parent list item – visitors clicking this will see the Offvanvas sidebar slide to the left, revealing the child menu. And above the child menu the script will insert a
containing « Back
– visitors clicking this will see the Offcanvas slide to the right, revealing the parent menu again.
4 Tap or click
The Offcanvas JS will respond either to taps (using touchstart()
) or clicks (using click()
) depending on whichever pointing device your visitor uses.
5 Dismissable three ways
When Offcanvas is opened (activated), it can be dismissed by eny of these three methods:
- By click/tapping the navicon again
- By click/tapping anywhere outside Offcanvas i.e. anywhere on your content. (Since Offcanvas version 3, this is accomplished entirely by the JS script – not by click/tapping an overlay, as in earlier versions of Offcanvas.)
- Changing the window-width (e.g. rotating a phone or tablet between portrait and landscape orientation) will also dismiss Offcanvas.
Six sidebar options
In the GitHub repository, offvanvas.css
is demonstrating Offvanvass in "offcanvas-push-right" mode. But if you can configure the SCSS, then Offcanvas can have any one of six options.
Simply include one of mixins from scss/import/_options.scss
in your body
style rule, as in the following example.
body { @include offcanvas-push-right; }
1 @include offcanvas-over-left
– the off-canvas sidebar slides in from the left on a layer over the webpage content.
2 @include offcanvas-over-right
– the off-canvas sidebar slides in from the right on a layer over the webpage content.
3 @include offcanvas-under-left
– the webpage content* slides right revealing the off-canvas sidebar to the left.
4 @include offcanvas-under-right
– the webpage content* slides left revealing the off-canvas sidebar to the right.
5 @include offcanvas-push-left
– the off-canvas sidebar slides in from the left, and the webpage content* slides right to accommodate it.
6 @include offcanvas-push-right
– the off-canvas sidebar slides in from the right, and the webpage content* slides left to accommodate it.
*For these four options, your webpage content must be wrapped as follows:

All these movements are performed by CSS3 transforms.
Responsive or not – you choose
No media queries have been set for Offcanvas. This is deliberate. It is up to you to set media queries as you choose (or not). You may choose to have Offcanvas to display and operate only for phones, or for tablets and phones, or for any size screen.
Simply set the Offcanvas components to display: none
for the screen screen sizes where you don't require it, as in the following example.
@media (min-width: 768px) { #offcanvas-navicon, #offcanvas-overlay, #offcanvas-sidebar { display: none } }


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Options
- Recommended
- itemSelector
- columnWidth
- Layout
- Element sizing
- gutter
- horizontalOrder
- percentPosition
- stamp
- fitWidth
- originLeft
- originTop
- Setup
- containerStyle
- transitionDuration
- stagger
- resize
- initLayout
All options are optional, but columnWidth
and itemSelector
are recommended.
// jQuery
$('.grid').masonry({
columnWidth: 200,
itemSelector: '.grid-item'
});
// vanilla JS
var msnry = new Masonry( '.grid', {
columnWidth: 200,
itemSelector: '.grid-item'
});

Recommended
itemSelector
Specifies which child elements will be used as item elements in the layout.
We recommend always setting itemSelector
. itemSelector
is useful to exclude sizing elements or other elements that are not part of the layout.
itemSelector: '.grid-item'

Static banner

...

columnWidth
Aligns items to a horizontal grid.
We recommend setting columnWidth
. If columnWidth
is not set, Masonry will use the outer width of the first item.
columnWidth: 80
Use element sizing for responsive layouts with percentage widths. Set columnWidth
to an Element or Selector String to use the outer width of the element for the size of the column.

...

/* fluid 5 columns */
.grid-sizer,
.grid-item { width: 20%; }
/* 2 columns wide */
.grid-item--width2 { width: 40%; }
// use outer width of grid-sizer for columnWidth
columnWidth: '.grid-sizer',
itemSelector: '.grid-item',
percentPosition: true
Layout
Element sizing
Sizing options columnWidth
and gutter
can be set with an element. The size of the element is then used as the value of the option.

...

/* fluid 5 columns */
.grid-sizer,
.grid-item { width: 20%; }
/* 2 columns wide */
.grid-item--width2 { width: 40%; }
// use outer width of grid-sizer for columnWidth
columnWidth: '.grid-sizer',
// do not use .grid-sizer in layout
itemSelector: '.grid-item',
percentPosition: true
The option can be set to a Selector String or an Element.
// set to a selector string
// first matching element within container element will be used
columnWidth: '.grid-sizer'
// set to an element
columnWidth: $grid.find('.grid-sizer')[0]
Element sizing options allow you to control the sizing of the Masonry layout within your CSS. This is useful for responsive layouts and media queries.
/* 3 columns by default */
.grid-sizer { width: 33.333%; }
@media screen and (min-width: 768px) {
/* 5 columns for larger screens */
.grid-sizer { width: 20%; }
}
gutter
Adds horizontal space between item elements.
gutter: 10
To set vertical space between elements, use margin
CSS.
gutter: 10
.grid-item {
margin-bottom: 10px;
}
Use element sizing for responsive layouts with percentage widths. Set gutter
to an Element or Selector String to use the outer width of the element.

...

.grid-sizer,
.grid-item { width: 22%; }
.gutter-sizer { width: 4%; }
.grid-item--width2 { width: 48%; }
columnWidth: '.grid-sizer',
gutter: '.gutter-sizer',
itemSelector: '.grid-item',
percentPosition: true
horizontalOrder
Lays out items to (mostly) maintain horizontal left-to-right order.
horizontalOrder: true
Look how items in the second row are ordered.
// default, items have no horizontal order
// horizontalOrder: false
percentPosition
Sets item positions in percent values, rather than pixel values. percentPosition: true
works well with percent-width items, as items will not transition their position on resize.
// set positions with percent values
percentPosition: true,
columnWidth: '.grid-sizer',
itemSelector: '.grid-item'
/* fluid 5 columns */
.grid-sizer,
.grid-item { width: 20%; }
stamp
Specifies which elements are stamped within the layout. Masonry will layout items below stamped elements.
The stamp
option stamps elements only when the Masonry instance is first initialized. You can stamp additional elements afterwards with the stamp
method.

....

// specify itemSelector so stamps do get laid out
itemSelector: '.grid-item',
// stamp elements
stamp: '.stamp'
/* position stamp elements with CSS */
.stamp {
position: absolute;
background: orange;
border: 4px dotted black;
}
.stamp1 {
left: 30%;
top: 10px;
width: 20%;
height: 100px;
}
.stamp2 {
right: 10%;
top: 20px;
width: 70%;
height: 30px;
}
fitWidth
Sets the width of the container to fit the available number of columns, based the size of container's parent element. When enabled, you can center the container with CSS.
fitWidth
was previously isFitWidth
in Masonry v3. isFitWidth
will still work in Masonry v4.
fitWidth: true
does not work with element sizing with percentage width. Either columnWidth
needs to be set to a fixed size, like columnWidth: 120
, or items need to have a fixed size in pixels, like width: 120px
. Otherwise, the container and item widths will collapse on one another.
fitWidth: true
/* center container with CSS */
.grid {
margin: 0 auto;
}
originLeft
Controls the horizontal flow of the layout. By default, item elements start positioning at the left, with originLeft: true
. Set originLeft: false
for right-to-left layouts.
originLeft
was previously isOriginLeft
in Masonry v3. isOriginLeft
will still work in Masonry v4.
originLeft: false
originTop
Controls the vertical flow of the layout. By default, item elements start positioning at the top, with originTop: true
. Set originTop: false
for bottom-up layouts. It’s like Tetris!
originTop
was previously isOriginTop
in Masonry v3. isOriginTop
will still work in Masonry v4.
originTop: false
Setup
containerStyle
CSS styles that are applied to the container element.
// default
// containerStyle: { position: 'relative' }
// disable any styles being set on container
// useful if using absolute position on container
containerStyle: null
transitionDuration
Duration of the transition when items change position or appearance, set in a CSS time format. Default: transitionDuration: '0.4s'
// fast transitions
transitionDuration: '0.2s'
// slow transitions
transitionDuration: '0.8s'
// no transitions
transitionDuration: 0
stagger
Staggers item transitions, so items transition incrementally after one another. Set as a CSS time format, '0.03s'
, or as a number in milliseconds, 30
.
stagger: 30
resize
Adjusts sizes and positions when window is resized. Enabled by default resize: true
.
resize
was previously isResizeBound
in Masonry v3. isResizeBound
will still work in Masonry v4.
// disable window resize behavior
resize: false
/* grid has fixed width */
.grid {
width: 320px;
}
initLayout
Enables layout on initialization.
Enabled by default initLayout: true
.
Set initLayout: false
to disable layout on initialization, so you can use methods or add events before the initial layout.
initLayout
was previously isInitLayout
in Masonry v3. isInitLayout
will still work in Masonry v4.
var $grid = $('.grid').masonry({
// disable initial layout
initLayout: false,
//...
});
// bind event
$grid.masonry( 'on', 'layoutComplete', function() {
console.log('layout is complete');
});
// trigger initial layout
$grid.masonry();
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| Class | public class Action |
| Inheritance | Action flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Subclasses | DOFAlpha, DOFBlur |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| active : Boolean
Denotes if the action is active, true by default.
| Action | ||
| priority : int
Actions will be sorted according to their priorities.
| Action | ||
| skipThisAction : Boolean
Reset to false on each render loop.
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Action()
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postUpdate():void
[Template Method] This method is called once each render loop finishes.
| Action | ||
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preUpdate():void
[Template Method] This method is called once upon each render loop,
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[Template Method]
| Action | ||
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[Template Method] Override this method to create custom actions.
| Action |
| Event | Summary | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Action |
| active | property |
public var active:Boolean
Denotes if the action is active, true by default.
| priority | property |
priority:int
[read-write]Actions will be sorted according to their priorities.
Implementation public function get priority():int
public function set priority(value:int):void
| skipThisAction | property |
public var skipThisAction:Boolean
Reset to false on each render loop.
If set to true in a update()
method call,
this action is skipped in the render loop.
| Action | () | constructor |
public function Action()
| doUpdate | () | method |
| postUpdate | () | method |
public function postUpdate():void
[Template Method] This method is called once each render loop finishes.
| preUpdate | () | method |
public function preUpdate():void
[Template Method] This method is called once upon each render loop,
before the update()
calls with each ZedSprite
in the scene.
All setup operatoins before the update()
calls should be done here.
| restore | () | method |
| update | () | method |
public function update(data:ZedData):void
[Template Method] Override this method to create custom actions.
Parametersdata:ZedData — The associated ZedData .
|
| zedBoxActoinPriorityChange | event |


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October 26-28 Brigadoon (1954) 7:30 (plus 3:35 Sat/Sun) Singin' in the Rain (1952) 5:35, 9:30 |
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Description
The templates listed in this section are used to select an
Interlocked Integer Type
based on number of bits,
min or max value, or to select a fast interlocked type based on the properties
of another integer type. Use and operation is similar to that of the templates
in <boost/integer.hpp>
of the Boost.Integer
library (ToDo: insert link here).
Header
// Include all of the Boost.Act interlocked integer models. #include <boost/act/interlocked/integer.hpp> // Include just the information necessary for using the templates listed here, #include <boost/act/interlocked/integer/selection.hpp>
Synopsis
// fast integers from least integers template< typename LeastInt > struct int_fast_t { typedefunspecified-type
fast; }; // signed template< int Bits > struct int_t { typedefunspecified-type
least; typedef typename int_fast_t< least >::fast fast; }; // unsigned template< int Bits > struct uint_t { typedefunspecified-type
least; typedef typename int_fast_t< least >::fast fast; }; // signed template< long MaxValue > struct int_max_value_t { typedefunspecified-type
least; typedef typename int_fast_t< least >::fast fast; }; // signed template< long MinValue > struct int_min_value_t { typedefunspecified-type
least; typedef typename int_fast_t< least >::fast fast; }; // unsigned template< unsigned long Value > struct uint_value_t { typedefunspecified-type
least; typedef typename int_fast_t< least >::fast fast; };
Model of
Each type selected via these templates is an
Interlocked Integer Type
.
Notation
-
I
- An integer type.
-
bits
-
A compile-time constant
int
value. -
max
-
A positive compile-time constant
long
value. -
min
-
A negative compile-time constant
long
value. -
val
-
A compile-time constant
unsigned long
value.
Expression Semantics
Table 9. Interlocked Integer Metafunction Requirements
|
Expression |
Pre/Post Condition |
|---|---|
|
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A fast interlocked integer type meeting at least the properties of
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The minimum sized signed
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A fast signed
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The minimum sized unsigned
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A fast unsigned
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The minimum sized signed
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A fast signed
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The minimum sized signed
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A fast signed
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The minimum sized unsigned
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A fast unsigned
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Example
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5pm: Me and Lewis each take a hit of DMT in his room. This was my first time smoking DMT. He prepared me for it very nicely. Good choice of music, setting, and told me to just let the drug hit me, and not to fight it, and everything will be ok. Well everything was ok. I had a massive nitrous high feeling, and everything kinda felt different, like I was in another world, but not?
530pm: The DMT effects are almost completely gone, and I feel...GREAT! I swear I had the most positive outlook on life after my DMT trip was over, I felt happy within, happy with the world, and had the feeling as if things just couldn't get any better. Goddam, I felt so good I just...HAD to eat some shrooms! The kid that had the DMT, had shrooms too, and grabbed a handful out of a bag, gave em to me and said, 'that should be about 2 grams.' *Munch munch munch*
6:20pm: Time to smoke some pot. (oh by the way, I didnít eat 2 grams, I ate 4 and a half. I didnít find this out til after I was through tripping)
6:30pm: After smoking a bowl or two, (I cant remember exactly) I started noticing a little goofy body feeling coming on...which was incredibly enjoyable. Constant smile on my face, very relaxed, totally chilled out, and some slight visual action.
7:15pm: We arrive at a friends house for a short time. As I was walking back to my friends car, something just didnít feel right, and I stopped before getting back in his car, and thought to myself, for some reason, I didnít like where my trip was heading, even though at the time I was having a blast.
7:45-9:45pm: While we were driving, Lewis looked over at me and said, 'so James, how ya feelin?!' And I looked up at him, and said, 'I wish I wasnít tripping...' And before I knew it, I was seeing triple of everything. Besides the fact that everything was also changing color and moving somewhat, I was seeing triple of it. I couldnít walk, couldnít talk, and my body felt like it weighed 10000 pounds. All I remember coming out of my mouth was, 'um...er...well...hey...if you...um...can I...uh...,' and thatís about how my conversations went for a couple hours.
I just wish I could explain why this happened to me. With the snap of my fingers, I was totally fucked. Zonked.
As I sat there, in his car for god knows how long, all I could think about was all my wrongs that I had done in my life. I sat there wishing I wasnít so fucked up, wishing it would end, knowing it would end...yet still thinking that it wasnít going to, and that I was gonna stay this way. It really made me wanna turn my life around, and make things better with myself. I wanted to talk to all my friends, and let them know how much they really meant to me, and I wanted to thank my parents for looking out for me.
Eventually, after having a massive thinking session...I started to get extremely depressed. I wanted to cry, I wanted to scream, but I couldnít. The shrooms just completely took over my body. I had no control what-so-ever. All I wanted was for my girlfriend to give me a hug, and tell me it would be all good. But she was out of town, and then I started thinking that she was never gonna come back, and that Id be alone for the rest of my life. I think maybe that helped me realize how important she really is to me. I love her to death (were still together) and thatís about all I could think about at that point - I love her.
  Iím sorry dude, are you ok?' All I could do was nod my head yes or no, cuz when I tried to talk, I just couldnít get any words to flow out. Then he grabbed my arm, helped me up out of Lewis' car, and said, 'you wanna get in my car?' I immediately nodded my head yes, because for some reason, being with him just made me feel alot more at home. He put in one of my favorite trance cd's so I could try and mellow out, and told me that he was gonna drive me around and talk to me until I got better. And when he told me that, everything started to clear up. My body feeling gradually went away, my mind didnít feel so heavy, visuals stopped, and I could talk again!
All I could do after that, was shake my head in disbelief. He smoked some nugs with me so Id calm down...boy did that help. I went home at about midnight, sat in my room until I donít even know, just sitting there with a big smile on my face. Here I am, after having what I thought was the worst experience of my life, smiling and thinking everything is all good. To this day I still wonder to myself, why was I having the best day, then the worst, then the best? Was it really the shrooms or DMT that got me so fucked? Or was it me, and my lifestyle, and my surroundings? Did the shrooms just increase my awareness of life? So many unanswered questions I still think to myself.
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Cody surprisingly praises former opponent following AEW Dynamite
by Soumik DattaOn tonight's episode of AEW Dynamite, Darby Allin and Jon Moxley wrestled each other in the main event of the show, in a barnburner of a match which has been praised by the majority of the wrestling community.
In the aftermath of tonight's Dynamite, AEW EVP Cody Rhodes took to Twitter and had some huge praise for both performers.
Darby Allin's quick rise in AEW
Having departed from WWN earlier in the year, Darby Allin revealed that he had signed with All Elite Wrestling and became a regular member of the AEW roster. At the Fyter Fest pay-per-view, Allin competed in his debut match for the promotion when he wrestled Cody Rhodes to a time-limit draw.
After suffering back-to-back losses at Fight for the Fallen and All Out, Allin had a number of wins on Dynamite that led to him being able to challenge for Chris Jericho's AEW World Championship on October 16, 2019 edition of Dynamite. Allin ended up losing the match due to outside interference from Jake Hager.
However, on last week's episode of Dynamite, Allin accepted Jon Moxley's open challenge, as the latter was on the back of a huge win over Kenny Omega from Full Gear.
Cody praises both Allin and Moxley
On tonight's edition of AEW Dynamite, Jon Moxley defeated Darby Allin in the final match of the evening, in what turned out to be an outstanding back-and-forth contest between the pair.
The match was well-liked and praised by almost everyone who tuned in live for this week's Dynamite and AEW EVP Cody Rhodes also took to Twitter to praise both his main-eventers for putting up a clinical performance.
This is what Cody had to say to Allin:
What's next for Moxley following his win?
It will be interesting to see if Moxley and Allin will be involved in a long-term feud or if AEW decides to put the former IWGP US Champion in another brand new rivalry on AEW TV.
Read all about this week's AEW Dynamite results here


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Building your first mixed model
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Load data
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Create a reduced dataset of MD only, and another with only experiments 19-24
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Building from the ground up
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Now let’s start adding the random effects structure: first, participants vary in neural responsivity
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Does this random structure add to explained variance compared to the fixed-effect-only model?
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Now add random intercepts by experiment
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Baseline model reminder:
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ConditionS 0.36225
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ConditionW 0.47423
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Alternatively add random intercepts by region
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Baseline model reminder:
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ConditionS 0.36225
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ConditionW 0.47423
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Now add random intercepts by both experiment and region
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Baseline model reminder:
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ConditionS 0.36225
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ConditionW 0.47423
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Does a random intercept by region improve the model beyond one with participant & experiment?
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Does a random intercept by experiment improve the model beyond one with participant & region?
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Now add random slopes
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Baseline model reminder:
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ConditionS 0.36225
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ConditionW 0.47423
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Do random slopes help beyond random intercepts?
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We also have hemisphere as a variable in our model
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Note that below it’s not included in the random structure, although it could / should be
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Anna Ivanova
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