*IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI Date of decision: 12th July, 2011 + W.P.(C) 465/2011 BHARTI REALTY LTD. ..... Petitioner Through: Mr. V.P. Singh & Mr. Aashish Gupta, Adv. Versus DELHI POLLUTION CONTROL COMMITTEE ....Respondents Through: C. Mohan Rao, Mr. Lokesh Sharma, Adv. along with Mr. Dinesh Jindal, Law Officer, DPCC. AND W.P.(C) 1041/2011 LODHI PROPERTY CO. LTD. ..... Petitioner Through: Mr. B.B. Gupta with Harsh Hari Haran & Mr. Umesh Aggarwal, Adv. Versus DELHI POLLUTION CONTROL COMMITTEE .... Respondents Through: C. Mohan Rao, Mr. Lokesh Sharma, Adv. along with Mr. Dinesh Jindal, Law Officer, DPCC. W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 1 of 16 CORAM :- HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW 1. Whether reporters of Local papers may Not necessary be allowed to see the judgment? 2. To be referred to the reporter or not? Not necessary 3. Whether the judgment should be reported Not necessary in the Digest? RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW, J.
1. The petitioner in W.P.(C)465/2011 acquired Plot No.1 Shopping Mall, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi from the DDA and after obtaining inter alia Environment Clearance dated 28 th November, 2006 from the Ministry of Environment & Forests has raised construction of its corporate office thereon. The writ petition has been filed impugning the order dated 31 st October, 2008 of the respondent Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) directing the petitioner to pay Environmental Damages of 0.5% of the total project cost of `90 crores and to furnish a Bank Guarantee, also of 0.5% of the total project cost of `90 crores, valid for three years. Though the petitioner had in compliance of the said order paid the damages of `45 lacs and furnished the Bank Guarantee for `45 lacs but this writ W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 2 of 16 petition has been filed seeking refund of the said `45 lacs and return of the Bank Guarantee, owing to this Court in Splendor Landbase Ltd. v. Delhi Pollution Control Committee 173 (2010) DLT 52 having held that the respondent DPCC is not empowered to levy such damages and/or to demand such Bank Guarantee.
2. The petitioner in W.P.(C)1041/2011 is a Developer of a hotel at Plot No.27, Lodhi Road, New Delhi and similar damages of `2 crores were levied on it also vide order dated 6 th February, 2008 which were paid. Buoyed by the judgment of this Court in Splendor (supra), the writ petition claiming refund of `2 crores has been filed. Though the Bank Guarantee was also obtained from the said petitioner but the same has since been returned.
3. Notices of both the petitions were issued. Pleadings were completed in W.P.(C)465/2011. The counsel for the respondent DPCC has in the course of hearing filed the counter affidavit in W.P.(C)1041/2011 also. W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 3 of 16
4. The counsels for the petitioners have contended that they are similarly situated as the petitioner in Splendor and other connected petitions and the same order ought to follow.
5. The counsel for the respondent DPCC has at the outset stated that the respondent DPCC has preferred an intra court appeal against the judgment of the Single Judge in Splendor and other connected petitions and which is listed next before the Division Bench on 24 th August, 2011. It was argued that the present petitions be adjourned till the decision of the appeal aforesaid.
6. However the aforesaid contention of the counsel for the respondent DPCC was not accepted. I am of the view that no purpose would be served by keeping these petitions pending. It is deemed expedient that the Division Bench considers all matters, from all facets and hears all counsels in one go rather than in stages. The same is also necessary to avoid multiplicity of litigation on the same issues. It was thus put to the counsel for the respondent DPCC as to why not the present petitions be also allowed and the respondent DPCC prefers intra court appeals in these cases W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 4 of 16 also so that the same can be heard on 24 th August, 2011 along with appeals in Splendor and in other connected writ petitions.
7. The counsel for the respondent DPCC has then argued:-
a. that the judgment in Splendor would not bind the present cases as the same is per incuriam for not considering Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action v. Union of India (1996) 3 SCC 212. Attention is invited to para 60 of the said judgment laying down that the Central Govt. is empowered under the Environment Protection Act, 1986 to take all measures as it deems necessary or expedient to protect and improve the quality of environment, including imposition of costs, remedial measures on the offending industry. It is contended that the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,1981 whereunder damages subject matter of these petitions were imposed are in pari materia to the provisions of Environment Protection Act, 1986 and thus the W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 5 of 16 power to levy damages and demand Bank Guarantee is to be read under Water & Air Acts also. It is contended that all the judgments of the Apex Court relied upon in Splendor relate to taxation and are not applicable to matters as concerned. It is further contended that Article 265 of the Constitution does not apply to levy of damages for violation of statutory provisions. It is argued that thus this Bench should re-look into the matter;
b. It is contended that in Splendor and other connected petitions, the challenge was to the show cause notice and in none of those cases any payments had been made or Bank Guarantee furnished. It is argued that in both these petitions the petitioners have already complied with the demand of the respondent DPCC and cannot be permitted to challenge the same now or to seek refund. It is further argued that while the petitioner in W.P.(C)465/2011 had made payment without prejudice to its rights and contentions, the petitioner in W.P.(C)1041/2011 volunteered to deposit the amounts to W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 6 of 16 avoid closure and cannot now seek refund. It is urged that both the petitioners as businessmen took a business decision to make the payment instead of facing prosecution and closure and cannot be now permitted to reprobate;
c. It is contended that no refund can be claimed by way of writ petition, especially when the judgment on the basis of which the claim for refund is stated to have arisen has not attained finality as yet;
d. Attention is invited to a judgment dated 6 th July, 2011 in W.P.(C)202/1995, titled Lafarge Umiam Mining Pvt. Ltd. v. T.N. Godavarman Thirumulpad of the Apex Court observing that penalty can be imposed on polluters; e. Principles of waiver, acquiescence and estoppel are invoked to contend that the same deprive the petitioners from any relief. Attention is also invited to judgment dated 16 th January, 2009 of this Court in W.P.(C) 7516/2007 titled Regent Automobiles Pvt. Ltd. v. Govt. of NCT of Delhi and other connected writ W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 7 of 16 petitions observing that in a given case the Commissioner in exercise of powers under the Delhi Common Effluent Treatment Plants Act, 2000 may not deem it appropriate to take the extreme steps of closing down the unit but may issue specific directions and as a measure to ensure compliance, require furnishing of a Bank Guarantee;
f. It is contended that the damages levied in both cases are fair and the petitioners having taken advantage thereof by warding off any other action against themselves, are now not entitled to maintain this petition.
8. Per contra, the counsels for the petitioners have contended:-
(i) That the respondent DPCC cannot withhold the monies which the judgment in Splendor holds the respondent DPCC to be not entitled to;
(ii) That the property of the petitioner in W.P.(C)465/2011 is situated in the close vicinity of the property subject matter of Splendor;
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 8 of 16
(iii) Reliance is placed on Mafatlal Industries Ltd. v. Union of India (1997 ) 5 SCC 536 on the aspect of powers of this Court to direct refund of the amounts wrongly collected;
(iv) That the judgment in Regent Automobiles (supra) has been considered in Splendor;
(v) That the amounts collected from the petitioners have not been taken as Environmental Damage but as condition of grant of operating licence;
(vi) That the aforesaid amounts were demanded when the construction was complete and as such the petitioners were left with no option but to pay the amount;
(vii) That the Supreme Court in Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action (supra) was concerned with Section 3 of the Environment Protection Act and of which there is no equivalent under the Water & Air Act;
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 9 of 16
(viii) That in Splendor and other connected writ petitions the question of refund did not arise because of the interim protection afforded by this Court in those cases against similar demand as impugned in the present cases;
(ix) That Supreme Court in Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action had returned a finding of damage to environment having been caused whereas there is no such finding in the present cases. Reference is made to Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum v. Union of India AIR 1996 SC 2715 to contend that the damage has to be ascertained and which has not been ascertained in the present cases and to Deepak Nitrite Ltd. v. State of Gujarat (2004) 6 SCC 402 to contend that there is no basis for levy of damages at 0.5% of the project cost;
(x) Reliance is placed on ABL International Ltd. v. Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Ltd. 109 (2004) DLT 415 to contend that refund under Article 226 can be directed in matters other than tax also;
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 10 of 16
(xi) It is contended that the payments being under coercion and protest and being in pursuance to an illegal order, no question of estoppel arises.
9. Propriety demands that all the aforesaid contentions be considered by the Division Bench which is seized of the matter and not by this Bench. The contentions of the counsels have been noticed only to make a record thereof; else, Co-ordinate Benches cannot consider the matter when the same is pending consideration in appeal.
10. However it falls for consideration by this Bench, whether owing to the petitioners having already made the payments and furnished the Bank Guarantee demanded and having not considered the need to challenge the same and having preferred these petitions only after the judgment in Splendor, disentitles the petitioners from maintaining these petitions.
11. The conduct of the petitioners does show that the petitioners at the contemporaneous time were satisfied with the demand and readily complied with the same. Even though the petitioner Bharti Realty Ltd. made payment without prejudice, it did not immediately thereafter also W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 11 of 16 make any challenge. However one cannot also lose sight of the fact that the said law is still at its nascent stage; there are no precedents, no past practices. The petitioners thus could not be expected to know whether the respondent DPCC was entitled to levy such damages or demand Bank Guarantee. For a person to relinquish a right or claim, he must know the same; a person cannot relinquish what he does not know he has. This is not a case of ignorance of law. Even the Courts are still grappling with as to what is the law in this regard. I am thus unable to hold that the petitioners are disentitled from preferring these petitions or from claiming the reliefs claimed for the reason of having accepted the demand. It cannot also be lost sight of that the projects of the petitioners were at crucial stage then with the petitioners having sunk in money and efforts in development also besides the cost of the land. The Apex Court in National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Boghara Polyfab Private Ltd. (2009) 1 SCC 267 has held that whether a case of coercion is made out is a question of fact and dependent upon several factors. The present, for the reasons aforesaid, is a case of petitioners being coerced into making the payments and furnishing the W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 12 of 16 Bank Guarantee, which this Court has held the respondent DPCC to be not entitled to seek.
12. The respondent DPCC cannot also be so allowed to illegally enrich itself, if not entitled in law to the monies. The orders/demands impugned in this petition, as per judgment in Splendor were beyond the jurisdiction of respondent DPCC and thus non est. No benefit of such a void demand/order can be retained by the respondent DPCC which is "State" within the meaning of Article 12 of the Constitution of India.
13. I am otherwise also of the opinion that if the petitioners have violated the Air & Water Acts, then they ought to face the consequences thereof as follow in law and cannot buy their way out of the said consequences. To hold, the respondent DPCC entitled to retain the monies, tantamounts to holding that the respondent DPCC would not be entitled to take any other action which it may be entitled in law to take against the petitioners for violations if any committed by the petitioners. The same cannot be permitted.
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 13 of 16
14. The next question which arises is, of the relief to be granted. This Court in Splendor and in other connected writ petitions was not concerned with the question of refund. The question of entitlement of the petitioners to interest also arises.
15. I am of the view that the petitioners cannot be held entitled to any interest. The petitioners even though without prejudice, chose to comply with the demand rather than challenge the same at the contemporaneous/relevant time. These petitions have also been filed after considerable time (though within three years of the payment); in such situation, the petitioners cannot be entitled to any interest.
16. If the petitioners are to be held entitled to refund of the amounts paid, liberty has to be necessarily granted to the respondent DPCC to proceed afresh against the petitioners for the violations if any committed by the petitioners. This Court in Splendor and other connected petitions also left it open to the respondent DPCC to take action in accordance with law.
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 14 of 16
17. The petitions are therefore allowed with the following directions:-
A. The respondent DPCC to within six weeks of today refund to each of the petitioners the amounts aforesaid collected from them and to also within the said time release the Bank Guarantee obtained from the petitioner in W.P.(C)465/2011; B. Upon failure to refund/release within the time aforesaid, the respondent DPCC shall be liable for interest at 10% per annum on the amounts and on the value of Bank Guarantee, from the expiry of six weeks herefrom and till the date of refund/discharge;
C. The respondent DPCC is also granted liberty to proceed in accordance with law for the violations/breaches if any committed by the petitioners. It is made clear that such actions to be taken by the respondent DPCC shall not be defeated for the reason of delay in initiating the same since the respondent DPCC had withheld the said actions owing to W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 15 of 16 the petitioners at the contemporaneous time having made the payment/given the Bank Guarantee.
No order as to costs.
RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW (JUDGE) JULY 12, 2011 pp..
(corrected and released on 28th July, 2011).
W.P.(C) 465/2011 & W.P.(C) 1041/2011 Page 16 of 16


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This element consists of a backlash element connected in series to a spring and damper element which are connected in parallel. The spring constant shall be non-zero, otherwise the component cannot be used.
In combination with components IdealGear, the ElastoBacklash model can be used to model a gear box with backlash, elasticity and damping.
During initialization, the backlash characteristic is replaced by a continuous approximation in the backlash region, in order to reduce problems during initialization, especially for inverse models.
If the backlash b is smaller as 1e-10 rad (especially, if b=0), then the backlash is ignored and the component reduces to a spring/damper element in parallel.
In the backlash region (-b/2 ≤ flange_b.phi - flange_a.phi - phi_rel0 ≤ b/2) no torque is exerted (flange_b.tau = 0). Outside of this region, contact is present and the contact torque is basically computed with a linear spring/damper characteristic:
desiredContactTorque = c*phi_contact + d*der(phi_contact) phi_contact = phi_rel - phi_rel0 - b/2 if phi_rel - phi_rel0 > b/2 = phi_rel - phi_rel0 + b/2 if phi_rel - phi_rel0 < -b/2 phi_rel = flange_b.phi - flange_a.phi;
This torque characteristic leads to the following difficulties:
In the literature there are several proposals to fix problem (2). However, there seems to be no proposal to avoid sticking. For this reason, the most simple approach is used in the ElastoBacklash model, to fix both problems by slight changes to the linear spring/damper characteristic:
// Torque characteristic when phi_rel > phi_rel0 if phi_rel - phi_rel0 < b/2 then tau_c = 0; // spring torque tau_d = 0; // damper torque flange_b.tau = 0; else tau_c = c*(phi_rel - phi_rel0); // spring torque tau_d = d*der(phi_rel); // damper torque flange_b.tau = if tau_c + tau_d ≤ 0 then 0 else tau_c + min( tau_c, tau_d ); end if;
Note, when sticking would occur (tau_c + tau_d ≤ 0), then the contact torque is explicitly set to zero. The "min(tau_c, tau_d)" part in the if-expression, limits the damping torque when it is pushing. This means that at the start of the contact (phi_rel - phi_rel0 = b/2), the damping torque is zero and is continuous. The effect of both modifications is that the absolute value of the damping torque is always limited by the absolute value of the spring torque: |tau_d| ≤ |tau_c|.
In the next figure, a typical simulation with the ElastoBacklash model is shown (Examples.Backlash) where the different effects are visualized:
See also the discussion State Selection in the User's Guide of the Rotational library.


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The classic flavour of apples and cinnamon are joined by orange and vanilla in a rich, buttery Danish pastry.
For this recipe you will need a piping bag fitted with a plain nozzle.
For the pastry dough, put the flour, salt and sugar on one side of a large mixing bowl and the yeast on the opposite side. Add the eggs, warm milk and 50ml/1¾fl oz water and mix for one minute using a fork until combined. Add a little more water if needed to form a soft dough.
Dust a work surface with flour and turn out the dough. Dust with a little flour and knead for 5 minutes, then shape into a ball.
 Put the dough in the bowl and cover with the cling film. Set aside in a warm place to prove for an hour, or until almost doubled in size.
For the filling, beat the butter and 110g/4oz of the sugar in a mixing bowl. Stir in the cinnamon and set aside.
Put the apples in a saucepan and add the remaining sugar. Cook over a medium heat for about 10 minutes, stirring regularly, until the apples begin to break down. Add the sultanas, orange juice, orange zest, and lemon zest. Heat gently for 5 minutes then set aside to cool. When cold, stir in the vanilla extract.
For the glaze, combine the apricot conserve and lemon juice with 2 tablespoons water in a heavy-based saucepan. Slowly bring to the boil, (don’t stir it too much or bubbles will form and the glaze will appear cloudy), transfer the glaze to a heatproof bowl and place over a pan of gently simmering water until the glaze is runny. Pass through a sieve then return to the pan and set aside.
To finish the pastry, roll out the dough on a lightly floured work surface until 1cm/½in thick.
Beat the chilled butter using a rolling pin, until it is flattened into a rectangle roughly half the size of the dough rectangle. Arrange the dough with a short edge nearest you and put the butter in the middle. Fold the top and bottom of the pastry over the butter and press down the edges to ensure the butter is sealed within the pastry. Using a rolling pin, tap the dough from the middle upwards and from the middle downwards. This ensures that the butter is evenly distributed.
Roll out the pastry to a large rectangle approximately 1cm/½in thick. Turn dough so you have a long edge nearest you, then fold the right third into the middle and cover with the left third. Chill in the fridge for 30 minutes. Do this turning, folding and chilling two more times.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Line two large baking trays with non-stick baking paper.
To assemble the pastries, roll the pastry out into a rectangle about 36x30cm/10x8in and 1cm/½in thick. Spread with the cinnamon and butter mixture leaving about 2cm/¾in of dough free from the mixture on the side nearest to you. Roll up the dough towards you. Brush the last bit of dough with a little egg wash to help it stick.
Cut away the scruffy ends then slice the roll into 12 even pieces with a sharp knife. Place the pastries on the prepared trays, allowing plenty of room around each one. Lightly flour your hands and flatten each slice slightly, making a small indent in the middle. Spoon 1 teaspoon of the apple mixture into the centre of each pastry. Cover with a clean tea towel or plastic bag and set aside in a warm place for 10 minutes.
Brush with egg wash and then bake for 15–20 minutes, or until crisp and golden-brown.
Place the cooked pastries on cooling racks and brush them with apricot glaze while they are still hot. Leave to cool completely.
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PACIO Cognitive Status Implementation Guide - Local Development build (v0.1.0). See the Directory of published versions
Contents:
This page provides a list of the FHIR artifacts defined as part of this implementation guide.
The following artifacts define the specific capabilities that different types of systems are expected to have in order to comply with this implementation guide. Systems conforming to this implementation guide are expected to declare conformance to one or more of the following capability statements.
| PACIO Cognitive Status Capability Statement |
This Capability Statement defines the expected capabilities of a PACIO Cognitive Status FHIR server conforming to the PACIO Cognitive Status Implementation Guide. |
These define constraints on FHIR resources for systems conforming to this implementation guide
| PACIO Bundled Cognitive Status |
An point in time bundle of cognitive status observations for a patient. |
| PACIO Cognition Questionnaire Response |
A completed, or sections of a completed, CMS PAC assessment. |
| PACIO Cognitive Status |
An exchange of cognitive status data for a patient. |
| PACIO Prior Level of Cognitive Function |
An exchange of prior level of cognitive function data for a patient. (The use of this profile is encouraged in the absence of formal prior level of cognitive assessments.) |
| Use of Device |
A device used by a Patient during a cognitive status assessment. |
These define constraints on FHIR data types for systems conforming to this implementation guide
| AssistanceRequired |
Associated with prior level of cognitive function to provide indication of ‘independent’ vs. ‘assistance needed’. |
| DevicePatientUsed |
A device used by a patient during a cognitive status assessment. |
These are example instances that show what data produced and consumed by systems conforming with this implementation guide might look like
| BCS-Hospital-MMSE-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-Hospital-MMSE-2 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-Hospital-MOCA-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-Hospital-MOCA-2 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BCAT-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-1 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-2 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-3 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-4 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-5 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-6 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-BIMS-1-Ob-Question-7 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-CAM-Admission-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-CAM-Admission-1-Ob-Question-1 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-CAM-Admission-1-Ob-Question-3 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-CAM-Admission-1-Ob-Question-5 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1 |
An instance of BundledCognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-10 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-11 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-12 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-13 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-14 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-15 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-16 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-17 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-18 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-19 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-20 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-21 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-22 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-23 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-24 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-25 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-8 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BCS-SNF-PHQ9-1-Ob-Question-9 |
An instance of CognitiveStatus |
| BSJ-Prior-Level-Of-Cognitive-Function-1 |
An instance of PriorLevelOfCognitiveFunction |
| Org-01 |
An instance of Organization |
| Org-02 |
An instance of Organization |
| Org-03 |
An instance of Organization |
| Org-Loc-01 |
An instance of Location |
| Org-Loc-02 |
An instance of Location |
| Org-Loc-03 |
An instance of Location |
| Practitioner-HoneyJones |
An instance of Practitioner |
| Practitioner-JennyGlass |
An instance of Practitioner |
| Practitioner-JohnSmith |
An instance of Practitioner |
| Practitioner-LunaBaskins |
An instance of Practitioner |
| Practitioner-NoraOlogist |
An instance of Practitioner |
| QResponse-Hospital-MMSE-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-Hospital-MMSE-2 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-Hospital-MOCA-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-Hospital-MOCA-2 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-SNF-BCAT-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-SNF-BIMS-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-SNF-CAM-Admission-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| QResponse-SNF-PHQ9-1 |
An instance of CognitionQuestionnaireResponse |
| Role-RN |
An instance of Practitioner |
| Role-SLP |
An instance of Practitioner |
| patientBSJ1 |
An instance of Patient |
| provider-org-01 |
An instance of Organization |
| provider-org-loc-01 |
An instance of Location |
| provider-role-pcp |
An instance of Practitioner |


The first thing - it is my pet project Yeah boooooy! The second thing - it is to be transformed into CRM system ...but in another rep


struct to define a motion component.
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#include <Motion.h>
struct to define a motion component.
Definition at line 11 of file Motion.h.
◆ Motion() [1/3]
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◆ Motion() [2/3]
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◆ ~Motion()
| app::comp::Motion::~Motion |
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◆ operator=() [1/2]
◆ operator=() [2/2]
◆ acceleration
| float app::comp::Motion::acceleration = 0.01f |
acceleration
Definition at line 67 of file Motion.h.
◆ angle
| float app::comp::Motion::angle = 0.0f |
angle at which to apply velocity.
Definition at line 39 of file Motion.h.
◆ drag
| float app::comp::Motion::drag = 0.99f |
drag force acting on the entity.
Definition at line 53 of file Motion.h.
◆ maxSpeed
| float app::comp::Motion::maxSpeed = 1.0f |
max speed of the entity.
Definition at line 60 of file Motion.h.
◆ speed
| float app::comp::Motion::speed = 0.0f |
speed of motion.
Definition at line 46 of file Motion.h.
◆ velocity
defines the velocity of the entity.
Definition at line 32 of file Motion.h.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
- SpaceStationRescueSouls/SpaceStationRescueSouls/src/component/Motion.h


interface UserInterface
This interface should be implemented by user classes
Methods
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getUsername()
Return the user unique name |
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getPassword()
Return the user encoded password |
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checkPassword($password)
Check a string against a the user password |
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getRoles()
Returns the roles granted to the user. |
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eraseCredentials()
Removes sensitive data from the user. |
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getToken()
return the user token (used by remember me authnetication system) |
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setToken($token)
Set a token in the user data (used by remember me authnetication system) |
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getSerial()
return the user serial (used by remember me authnetication system) |
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setSerial($serial)
Set a serial number int the user data (used by remember me authnetication system) |
Details
at line 26
public
getUsername()
Return the user unique name
at line 31
public
getPassword()
Return the user encoded password
at line 36
public
checkPassword($password)
Check a string against a the user password
at line 50
public Role[]
getRoles()
Returns the roles granted to the user.
public function getRoles()
{
return array('USER');
}
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public void
eraseCredentials()
Removes sensitive data from the user.
This is important if, at any given point, sensitive information like the plain-text password is stored on this object.
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public
getToken()
return the user token (used by remember me authnetication system)
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public
setToken($token)
Set a token in the user data (used by remember me authnetication system)
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public
getSerial()
return the user serial (used by remember me authnetication system)
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public
setSerial($serial)
Set a serial number int the user data (used by remember me authnetication system)


dicttool - Dictionary Tools
The dicttool package enhances the standard dict command with several new commands. In addition, the package also defines several "creature comfort" list commands as well. Each command checks to see if a command already exists of the same name before adding itself, just in case any of these slip into the core.
Because many features in this package may be added as commands to future tcl cores, or be provided in binary form by packages, I need a declaritive way of saying Create this command if there isn't one already. The ninja argument is a script to execute if the command is created by this mechanism.
Perform a noop. Useful in prototyping for commenting out blocks of code without actually having to comment them out. It also makes a handy default for method delegation if a delegate has not been assigned yet.
Append a line of text to a variable. Optionally apply a string mapping.
If the path (given by the list of elements) exists, return that value. Otherwise return an empty string. Designed to replace
if {[dict exists $dictionary {*}$args]} { return [dict get $dictionary {*}$args] } else { return {} }
Example:
set value [dict getnull $arglist $option]
Test if value is a dict.
This command is added to the dict ensemble as dict is_dict
Return true if the element with the value is a dict. is given as a list to descend into sub-dicts of the current dict. The rules are as follows:
If the last character of the last element of is a colon (:) return false
If the last character of the last element of is a slash (/) return true
If a sub-element if named .info is present return true
This command is added to the dict ensemble as dicttool::is_branch
Example:
> set mydict {sub/ {sub/ {field {A block of text}}} > dicttool::is_branch $mydict sub/ 1 > dicttool::is_branch $mydict {sub/ sub/} 1 > dicttool::is_branch $mydict {sub/ sub/ field} 0
Output a dictionary as an indented stream of data suitable for output to the screen. The system uses the rules for dicttool::is_branch to determine if an value in a dictionary is a leaf or a branch.
Example:
> set mydict {sub/ {sub/ {field {A block of text}}} > dicttool::print $mydict sub/ { sub/ { field {A block of text} } }
Helper function for ::dicttool::print Formats the string representation for a dictionary element within a human readable stream of lines, and determines if it needs to call itself with further indentation to express a sub-branch
Output a dictionary removing any . entries added by dicttool::merge
Helper function for ::dicttool::sanitize Formats the string representation for a dictionary element within a human readable stream of lines, and determines if it needs to call itself with further indentation to express a sub-branch
Return the path as a canonical path for dicttool with all branch keys ending in a / and the final element ending in a / if the final element in the path ended in a / This command will also break arguments up if they contain /.
Example:
> dicttool::canonical foo bar baz bang foo/ bar/ baz/ bang > dicttool::canonical foo bar baz bang/ foo/ bar/ baz/ bang/ > dicttool::canonical foo bar baz bang: foo/ bar/ baz/ bang > dicttool::canonical foo/bar/baz bang: foo/ bar/ baz/ bang > dicttool::canonical foo/bar/baz/bang foo/ bar/ baz/ bang
Return the path as a storage path for dicttool with all branch terminators removed. This command will also break arguments up if they contain /.
Example:
> dicttool::storage foo bar baz bang foo bar baz bang > dicttool::storage foo bar baz bang/ foo bar baz bang > dicttool::storage foo bar baz bang: foo bar baz bang > dicttool::storage foo/bar/baz bang: foo bar baz bang > dicttool::storage foo/bar/baz/bang foo bar baz bang
Set an element with a recursive dictionary, marking all branches on the way down to the final element. If the value does not exists in the nested dictionary it is added as a leaf. If the value already exists as a branch the value given is merged if the value is a valid dict. If the incoming value is not a valid dict, the value overrides the value stored, and the value is treated as a leaf from then on.
Example:
> set r {} > ::dicttool::dictset r option color default Green . 1 option {. 1 color {. 1 default Green}} > ::dicttool::dictset r option {Something not dictlike} . 1 option {Something not dictlike} # Note that if the value is not a dict, and you try to force it to be # an error with be thrown on the merge > ::dicttool::dictset r option color default Blue missing value to go with key
A recursive form of dict merge, intended for modifying variables in place.
Example:
> set mydict {sub/ {sub/ {description {a block of text}}}} > ::dicttool::dictmerge mydict {sub/ {sub/ {field {another block of text}}}}] > dicttool::print $mydict sub/ { sub/ { description {a block of text} field {another block of text} } }
A recursive form of dict merge
A routine to recursively dig through dicts and merge adapted from http://stevehavelka.com/tcl-dict-operation-nested-merge/
Example:
> set mydict {sub/ {sub/ {description {a block of text}}}} > set odict [dicttool::merge $mydict {sub/ {sub/ {field {another block of text}}}}] > dicttool::print $odict sub/ { sub/ { description {a block of text} field {another block of text} } }
Returns true if the path specified by args either does not exist, if exists and contains an empty string or the value of NULL or null.
This function is added to the global dict ensemble as dict isnull
Add elements to a list if that are not already present in the list. As a side effect, if variable does not exists, create it as an empty list.
Example:
ladd contents foo bar puts $contents > foo bar ladd contents foo bar baz bang puts $contents > foo bar baz bang
Delete all instances of the elements given from a list contained in . If the variable does exist this is a noop.
Example:
set contents {foo bar baz bang foo foo foo} ldelete contents foo puts $contents > bar baz bang
Return a random element from
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When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
Utilities
Copyright © 2018 Sean Woods <yoda@etoyoc.com>


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Description
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What you'll learn and build
- Performing exploratory analysis using pandas, NumPy and Matplotlib, etc.
- How to define the right questions to choose and drive your analysis.
- Data cleaning methods.
- Descriptive statistics - mean, median mode, measurement of spread, standard deviation, percentile, variance, skewness, correlation, etc.
- Sampling distribution, Gaussian and summary statistics, Central Limit theorem.
- Inferential statistics - hypothesis testing, significance tests, type 1 & 2 errors, p-value, and confidence intervals.
Training Offerings
- Deeply curated content based on the applicability of the topics
- Build projects and break down case studies to learn how to apply statistics to solve data science problems.
- Code along to implement the learned concepts using Python.
- Take-away exercises.
- Career tips - how to prepare for interviews, jobs to look for, good companies that are looking for Analysts/Scientists/Engineers.
- Recorded video of the session.
Who should attend this training session
You are a programmer or an aspiring data analyst/scientist.
For all the beginners in the field of Data/ML/AI with some familiarity with elementary mathematics, and python programming.
Prerequisites
- Python Programming, Pandas, Matplotlib.
- Basic Mathematics(Arithmetics, notations, percentages, etc.) and Statistics(average, standard deviation, variance, tabular data, etc.)
- Familiar with basic statistics necessary.
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Ще се описвам всичките кодове на които попадва за създаване на плеари и стримове чрез различни начини
videojs-http-streaming lets you use a single format and deliver adaptive streaming video to all major desktop and mobile browsers.
Notice: this project will be deprecated and is succeeded by videojs-http-streaming. VHS supports HLS and DASH and is built into video.js 7, see the video.js 7 blog post
video.js HLS Source Handler
HTML5 Player from m3u playlist. Use playlist from Icecast server with audio/video HTML5 element.


Reports empty tags that do not work in some browsers.
Example:
<html> <script/> </html>
After the quick-fix is applied:
<html> <script></script> </html>


Visualisation¶
Model visualisation is possible by using the setDrawModel() configuration option. For example like this:
model = CQueue()
sim = Simulator(model)
sim.setDrawModel(True, "model.dot", False)
sim.simulate()
This will output a file containing Graphviz syntax for your model. For our example, this gives a file similar to:
digraph G {
subgraph "clusterCQueue" {
label = "CQueue"
color=black
"CQueue.Generator" [
label = "Generator\nState: True"
color="red"
style=filled
]
"CQueue.Queue" [
label = "Queue\nState: None"
color="red"
style=filled
]
}
"CQueue.Generator" -> "CQueue.Queue" [label="outport -> input"];
}
Running it through Graphviz with the command:
dot -Tpng model.dot > model.png
Will generate a png file such as the one below
In it, we see the hierarchical composition, containing all atomic models. These models have their name shown, together with their initial condition. Connections between models are shown by arrows and will include the name of the link by default. This can be disabled (e.g. to increase clarity or decrease rendering time) by passing True instead of False for the hideEdgeLabels parameter of setDrawModel.
There is no real limit on how big the models can be to be drawn, as PythonPDEVS only generates the textual description. Note though that massive models might not be easily visualised by Graphviz itself. PyPDEVS does not provide anything of layout, this is completely the responsibility of Graphviz.
In distributed simulation, visualisation is helpful as it will give a different color to atomic models that run on different nodes. This allows for fast detection of possible bottlenecks and sources of revertions.
Of course, neither PyPDEVS nor GraphViz have any information about what you want your model to look like (that is, topologically) and it will only make a ‘best bet’. This can often result in strange visualisations, certainly when the model was conceptually very structured, such as a grid.
Note
The colors that are being used for this visualisation are mentioned in Colors and have no real special meaning. To save myself some time, only about 30 colors were entered. If you want to visualize a model that uses more nodes, you will need to provide additional colors yourself.


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Buddy Hield scored a season-high 35 points as the Sacramento Kings ended the Boston Celtics’ 10-game winning streak with a 100-99 victory at the Golden 1 Center.
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The Denver Nuggets continued their impressive form on the road as Jamal Murray’s 39 points helped them to a 131-114 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies.
Paul Millsap added 23 as the Nuggets secured a fifth win in six matches away from the Pepsi Center.
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Washington Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal moved past 10,000 career points in his team’s 125-121 defeat against the Orlando Magic, while Tobias Harris top-scored for the Philadelphia 76ers with 27 points in their 114-95 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.


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| Atttribute | Value | Description |
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| ID | String | The unique identifier of the metrics. |
| Name | String | The canonical name of the metrics. |
| Description | String | The description of the metrics. |
| Query | Object | The components of an HTTP query to request metrics. This object includes the
following pairs:
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| Metrics | Array of objects | One or more Metric objects. |


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fxlength(fx)
Return the number of bits of the smallest two's complement representation of fixnum fx. (Does not include the sign bit for negative numbers).
fx
fxlength(5) // 3 fxlength(23) // 5
Core Module Index | Contents


Diversity in the Technical Workforce
January 24th, 2016
What do Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google all have in common?
Over 80% of men occupy the technology jobs at these companies (last updated November 24, 2015, source: http://graphics.wsj.com/diversity-in-tech-companies/ (Links to an external site.)).
This is not breaking news. Technical jobs have been held by a majority of men for a long time but currently the marketplace is addressing these issues. Companies now report statistics of their employee force and try to bolster their percentage of female employees. Part of the difficulty comes from women not pursuing technical fields because its not encouraged or even thought about as a viable career choice. I have 4 sisters and I am the only one pursuing the technical field. My mother and sisters are in healthcare and customer service fields which means I did not have that encouragement from them (although no discouragement either).
This disparity between the genders is being addressed by technical companies now such as Intel whose CEO Brian Krzanich who announced they will have diversified their workforce by 2020. Companies need to recognize that to diversify their workforce, they need to hire outside of the norm.
Our education is where we can encourage girls and women to pursue STEM fields. I believe education can help towards changing attitudes and beliefs that STEM fields are just naturally male-driven. Karlie Kloss, the supermodel, has even set up a "Kode with Karlie" scholarship that encourages teen girls an opportunity to explore computer programming. I myself have take part of LaunchCoderGirl based in my hometown, St. Louis, that helps women learn computer programming.


Contents
Other
The dynamic model
About the model.
The objective function
About the objective function.


Verify that style works with text bindings:
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Save data to file (empty to disable saving): Raw data CSV data, multiple files


Dart
Dart language support
See also
Keys
dart
— (type: sequence of string, or string, matrix expand key)dart_task
— (type: sequence of map, sequence of string, map, or string, matrix expand key)with_content_shell
— (type: boolean)
Examples
dart:
- string
dart_task:
- test: string
dartanalyzer: string
dartfmt: true
with_content_shell: true
dart: string
dart_task: string


Provides fast line based, GPU powered drawing API for 2d debug drawing, and drawing of Physics2D physics data.
Coordinates of the DebugDraw object are that of Physics2D, with scaling to pixels defined solely by the viewports set on this object.
Required scripts
The Physics2DDevice object requires:
/*{{ javascript("jslib/physics2ddevice.js") }}*/
/*{{ javascript("jslib/physics2ddebugdraw.js") }}*/
Summary
Create a DebugDraw object.
DebugDraw object uses the GraphicsDevice object to render line based primitives on the GPU with methods for rendering a Physics2D World and other Physics2D objects.
Syntax
var debug = Physics2DDebugDraw.create({
graphicsDevice : gd
});
Summary
Define the region in Physics2D coordinates that is to be drawn to the screen.
This method will take effect upon the next call to debug.begin().
Syntax
debug.setPhysics2DViewport(rectangle);
The rectangle in Physics2D coordinates to be drawn.
If using Draw2D in conjunction with Physics2D, then as long as your graphics logic uses the same coordinates as Physics2D you would most likely find that using the value of draw2D.getViewport() is the best fit for the Physics2D viewport so that debug drawing is correctly aligned.
Summary
Define the region in screen pixels (with top-left corner at (0,0)) to which the Physics2D viewport will be mapped onto.
Anything outside of this region will be clipped.
Syntax
debug.setScreenViewport(rectangle);
The rectangle in screen pixels to be drawn to.
If using Draw2D in conjunction with Physics2D, then you would most likely find that using the value of draw2D.getScreenSpaceViewport() is the best fit for the Screen viewport so that debug drawing is correctly aligned.
Summary
Begin debug drawing state.
This call will update shader parameters for drawing based on viewports, as well as setting the scissor on the graphics device.
Syntax
debug.begin();
Summary
End debug drawing state.
This call will dispatch all drawing data to the GPU that has accumulated since the matching calling to begin().
Syntax
debug.end();
Summary
Destroy debug draw object, releasing memory allocated on GPU through the GraphicsDevice
You cannot use this object after it has been destroyed.
Syntax
debug.destroy();
Summary
Draw a RigidBody object.
The colors with which the shapes of the body are drawn is controlled by the various color properties of this object.
Syntax
debug.drawRigidBody(rigidBody);
Summary
Draw a Constraint object.
Drawing of the constraint is deferred to the constraint object itself. In built constraints make use of the common DebugDraw methods and colors listed in the properties of this object.
Syntax
debug.drawConstraint(constraint);
Summary
Draw a World object.
Control of what parts of the world is drawn is given by the various properties of this object like showRigidBodies and showContacts.
Syntax
debug.drawWorld(world);
Summary
Draw a single line with given color.
Syntax
debug.drawLine(x1, y1, x2, y2, color);
Summary
Draw a quadratic bezier curve with given color.
The accuracy with which the curve is drawn is controlled by the curveMaxError property.
Syntax
debug.drawCurve(x1, y1, cx, cy, x2, y2, color);
Summary
Draw an axis aligned rectangle with given color.
Syntax
debug.drawRectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2, color);
Summary
Draw a circle with given color.
The accuracy with which this circle is drawn is controlled by the circleMaxError property of this object.
Syntax
debug.drawCircle(x, y, radius, color);
Summary
Draw a circular spiral with given color.
Syntax
debug.drawSpiral(x, y, angle1, angle2, radius1, radius2, color);
Summary
Draw a linear spring (sine-wave) with given color.
Syntax
debug.drawLinearSpring(x1, y1, x2, y2, numCoils, radius, color);
Summary
Draw a spiral spring (sine-wave perturbed circular spiral) with given color.
The percentage of the gap between spiral arms into which the spring is drawn is controlled by the spiralSpringSize property of this object.
Syntax
debug.drawSpiralSpring(x, y, angle1, angle2, radius1, radius2, numCoils, color);
Provides a scaling factor from physics coordinates to screen pixels.
This value is computed when begin() is called.
Note
Read Only
Provides a scaling factor from screen pixels to physics coordinates.
This value is computed when begin() is called.
Note
Read Only
Flag determining whether constraints will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..).
Default value is true.
Flag determining whether contact points will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..).
Default value is false.
Flag determining whether contact impulses will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..).
For impulses to be drawn, it must also be the case that showContacts is true.
Default value is false.
Flag determining whether rigid bodies will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..).
Default value is true.
Flag determining whether collidable shapes will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..) and drawRigidBody(..).
Default value is true.
Flag determining whether shapes with sensor true will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..) and drawRigidBody(..).
Default value is true.
Flag determining whether rigid body details (origin, and change in position since last update) will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..), and drawRigidBody(..).
Default value is false.
Flag determining whether shape details (world-space bounds) will be drawn in calls to drawWorld(..), and drawRigidBody(..).
Default value is false.
The maximum error, measured as the distance from the chord drawn to the circle in pixels.
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A cabin crew member has been accused of being nearly seven times the alcohol limit while working at Heathrow Airport.
Lemara Thompson, 27, allegedly had 135mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood in her body while on duty for US-based Delta Airlines on June 16 this year.
She faces one charge of performing an aviation function with a blood alcohol level over the prescribed limit.
The limit is currently 20mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, according to Civil Aviation Authority rules and the Railways and Transport Safety Act 2003.
Thompson, from Brooklyn, New York, did not appear at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court for a hearing today but responded to the court via post.
Chair Magistrate Alison White adjourned the case for two weeks to give Thompson notice to travel to court or set up a video link.
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Sri Lanka, the pearl of the Indian Ocean, has always been subject to conquest by various invaders. Apart from British colonization, this little island had previously been dominated by the Portuguese, Dutch, South Indians, etc., giving Sri Lanka a wealth of history to boast about. This rich history makes Sri Lanka a tourist hotspot famous for its ancient ruins, age old buildings, legends and folktales. A trip to Sri Lanka wouldn’t be complete without a taste of its history and a visit to these historical places in Sri Lanka. Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Sigiriya and Kandy form the cultural triangle and are home to most of the ancient ruins of Sri Lanka. Here’s a list of some of the best places to visit in Sri Lanka that are of historical importance
Sigiriya homes one of Sri Lanka’s most treasured and most popular ruins. It is a fortress built on a 660 feet tall rock which including all necessary amenities. It is believed to have been built by King Kashyapa and is considered to be the 8th wonder of the world. Sigiriya is only a 4-hour drive from Colombo and the airport, making the journey easy and worth every minute of your time. Entrance fee- USD 30
The second most ancient of Sri Lanka’s Kingdoms, Polonnaruwa was made the capital city after the Chola invasion. The ancient ruins of Polonnaruwa contain many Bhramanic constructions from the Chola civilization and is simply heaven for history lovers and sight-seeing enthusiasts owing to the countless ruins to witness, including Polonnaruwa Vatadage, Hetadage, Rankoth Vehera, Nissanka Latha Mandapaya, Gal Vihara and Vatadage. Entrance fee- USD 25
Sitting approximately 130 km (2-hour drive via the Expressway) south of Colombo, Galle is a town worth visiting. Built by the Dutch during their dominion of the country to protect the island from further invasion is now a sight for all to witness. The ancient Dutch architecture overlooking the Indian ocean, which has been very well preserved provides the perfect backdrop for your insta-worthy pictures! Entrance fee- USD 5 (Galle History Museum)
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Event Kasa
Holds static actions for interacting with Kasa devices.
Most methods on this event are asynchronous and return Response events once complete.
These response contain a request id matching the request id returned from the action and the return value of the method. They should be listened for like this:
monitor.subscribe(kasa.Kasa.CHANNEL);
on kasa.Response(requestId=kasa.Kasa.discover()) as response {
}
| Constant summary |
constant string | CHANNEL := "kasa.Kasa.channel"
The channel which Response events will be sent to. |
| Action summary |
integer | static device(string address)
Find a device with a specific address. |
integer | static discover()
Find all devices on the network. |
void | static shutdown()
Call this action once you are finished using the Kasa plug-in. |
CHANNEL
constant string CHANNEL := "kasa.Kasa.channel"
The channel which Response events will be sent to.
device
integer static device(string address)
Find a device with a specific address.
Sends a Response event once the power state has changed. That response contains a kasa.Device event.
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integer static discover()
Find all devices on the network.
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void static shutdown()
Call this action once you are finished using the Kasa plug-in.
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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:13 PM
lol... but maybe they're not here at all, if you're referring to the the same folks i have in mind
burbank12-Nov-18 11:13 PM
@mrlynch I wish I was sending too much. Nice problem to have.
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:13 PM
the actual amount doesn't matter
it's all in the utxo's
as someone recently explained it to me
it's based on the amounts of payments you received in your wallet
let's say you have 5,000 ARRR in your wallet received in 500 transactions (different amounts)
make an average per transaction -> 5000 / 500 = 10
now multiply that by 54 (max tx's at once) -> 10 * 54 = 540
and then use 80% as your send amount (to play it safe) -> 540 * 0.8 = 432
that send would most likely (95% chance depending on what incoming utxo's are selected) go through
that's the math, replace with your numbers
burbank12-Nov-18 11:19 PM
@mrlynch - Wow silly me I didn't realize how handcuffed these transactions were. I don't have these restrictions with fiat <puts on helmet awaiting barrage>. Heh.
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:19 PM
they're not handcuffed... just shielded
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Nov-18 11:20 PM
Wow silly me I didn't realize how handcuffed these transactions were. I don't have these restrictions with fiat
What if I told you that crypto isn't supposed to be like fiat and you never actually own any fiat...
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:21 PM
if you're receiving lots of small payments from mining it would be best to z_mergetoaddress on a daily basis
i'll dig up the command
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 he did say he's putting on the helmet waiting for the barrage(?) .. let'er rip :_))
burbank12-Nov-18 11:22 PM
Heh. I knew mentioning the f word would cause issues here
Well it is an important piece of knowledge that letting my Agama wallet go to 10,000 and then sell it seems like a bad plan if I can't transfer 10K to DigitialPrice at once. I would have kept going in circles if I didn't post here today. That is what makes this so much fun to learn all this.
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:24 PM
it's heavy on resources (especially CPU) so tread carefully if you're using on an old machine / older macbook
burbank12-Nov-18 11:26 PM
So this so far only affected transferring to DigitalPrice but does it affect sell orders in the same way?
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:26 PM
z_mergetoaddress should solve that
once they're in there, they're in there and you can trade them as you wish, sell orders are not affected
just... please ... (personal opinion / piece of advice) don't dump to stupid low prices(edited)
burbank12-Nov-18 11:28 PM
very cool. sounds like the z_mergetoaddress should be a button in the Agama wallet
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:28 PM
of course, they're yours to do as you please... if you do dump, just let me know and i'll buy it
that's a good idea ... might want to let #deleted-channel know
burbank12-Nov-18 11:29 PM
I once had a CEO tell me not to sell my stock while he was on a auto sell plan monthly. It isn't dumping when mining ARRR earns more than other equihash coins in my view
FishyGuts12-Nov-18 11:29 PM
In case anyone missed this....
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Still waiting
Llama12-Nov-18 11:30 PM
there is > 10 BTC volume past 24 hours?
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:30 PM
seems to be smooth sailing on crex then
can't wait... i've got my account ready
@burbank not telling you what to do... your proceeds, your biz... just saying that if you do dump... let me know
@Llama yup it got to 11
Llama12-Nov-18 11:32 PM
where can i see it?
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:32 PM
2.4 BTC and 48k KMD
didn't take any screenshots unfortunately
there was some1 buying like crazy
they got few good 10k's ARRR
burbank12-Nov-18 11:33 PM
@mrlynch I dropped a line at #deleted-channel about adding a button
mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:33 PM
getting ready for the moon
cool
!arrrtip @burbank 1.77(edited)
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mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:34 PM
damn it
!arrrtip @burbank 1.77
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burbank12-Nov-18 11:35 PM
@mrlynch very cool. All boats rise when info is shared. If we make it simple for more people then ARRR becomes more usable and valuable.
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mrlynch12-Nov-18 11:36 PM
did your transaction go through?
prices moving slightly up again
wookie12-Nov-18 11:47 PM
I like @burbank 's idea, @SHossain can z_mergetoaddress be a button in some future agama iteration?
burbank12-Nov-18 11:50 PM
@mylynch https://docs.komodoplatform.com/komodo/komodo-API.html WARNING: z_mergetoaddress is DISABLED but can be enabled as an experimental feature. I have to go out now but I figure that I can stop Agama and perhaps figure out how to run this with experimental on, (I am on Windoz)
komodo-cli -ac_name=PIRATE z_mergetoaddress '[""]' zc..... gives error > error: Error JSON:'[]'.... Back it to it later tonight..... Thanks.... No rush just want to get the flow from Agama to selling down pat for when ARRR hits $1.00
@twistedmind just a suggestion. Fishyguts posted the first iterations of the official logo in @pirate-media channel. maybe you could consider using one of those?
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Llama13-Nov-18 01:11 AM
I’m trading KMDICE for Pirate if anyone is interested.
Exile1313-Nov-18 01:13 AM
@twistedmind mind send me the original and ill put the finishing touches on it if you want(edited)
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Laviathon -bcmonster.com13-Nov-18 01:20 AM
Still looking for some more miners to help get the pool going. We are at 2.5 mil sols right now. Need some more. Minimum payout 15 Arrr. http://Pirate.bcmonster.com(edited)
twistedmind13-Nov-18 01:28 AM
@Llama how is the kmdice project going
@Exile13 do i need to have u as a friend first?
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Hollowman900013-Nov-18 01:49 AM
Thanks @webworker01
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Dimitris Matzaris13-Nov-18 01:50 AM
Hey guys-gals... Has anyone had success mining with Volta and Cuda 10?
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FishyGuts13-Nov-18 02:15 AM
For killing it on telegram. I took care of @Seko
Thank you for doing so well on TG. I just went on for the first time.
Exile1313-Nov-18 02:20 AM
@twistedmind check your messages
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FishyGuts13-Nov-18 02:24 AM
I sent him the art kit.
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White Lightning13-Nov-18 02:46 AM
does piratepool.io distribute in pay per share or pplns
Exile1313-Nov-18 02:51 AM
@webworker01 would know, however i think its pplns, dont send me to the stockade if im wrong
bishop13-Nov-18 02:51 AM
it's not pplns
Exile1313-Nov-18 02:51 AM
k
thank you!!
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Exile1313-Nov-18 02:52 AM
!kmdtip @webworker01 1
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Active Progress is a mountable Rails engine that enables your users with a web UI to track development progress through Github Issues.
Active Progress is a valuable tool for services/products that see value in providing transparency with their bug/issue progress directly to the end user.
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Active Progress currently requires Active Record and will only work on applications which use Devise as their user authentication system. Active Progress utitlizes various Devise helpers to faciliate the interactions for your users to track development tickets & issues.
Add Active Progress as a Ruby Gem.
gem 'active_progress'
After you install Active Progress and add it to your Gemfile, you need to run the generator:
rails generate active_progress:install
The generator will install an initializer which describes ALL Active Progress's configuration options and you MUST take a look at it.
Copy the migrations which will create tables to store issue/user associations. Make sure to run your migrations after.
rake active_progress:install:migrations
You will need to mount the engine and set the namespace you want to your routes.rb.
mount ActiveProgress::Engine => "/active_progress"
“/active_progress” can be anything you like. This is where you can now direct users to track your Github issues.
You will need to extend Active Progress in your particular User Model. You need to do this by including the module directly in your User Model class.
class User < ActiveRecord::Base include ActiveProgress # The rest of your User Model end
These next steps will help incorporate your repo hooks and configure the hook to trigger on issues. Active Progress has mailers built in that will alert your users when issues have been closed.
Github webhooks for a URL by default only fire on repo pushes. There is currently no way in the web UI to set up webhooks for other events. You must set your repo to the issue event via the API directly. Follow this example to create a new hook and set the event support with issues
Make sure to pass this URL when you are creating the hook. By default Active Progress uses the listen namespace to respond to post updates sent from github. Be sure to name the new hook “web”.
curl -u 'username' -v -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -X POST -d '{"name": "web", "active": true, "events": ["issues"], \ "config": {"url": "example.com/tracker/listen", "content_type": "json"}}' \ https://api.github.com/repos/:username/:repo/hooks example.com/active_progress/listen
You can confirm the hook was created correctly by either viewing directly in the admin section of the repo or with a get request
curl -u 'username' https://api.github.com/repos/:username/:repo/hooks
Active Progress utitlizes delayed job to help process your alert emails. When a callback from Github is sent to the listener that a issue has been closed, Active Progress marks the issue as closed for your user and also sends an email to update the user of the status. Since you could potentially have thousands of users to send a status update we move this into a background process.
If you already have delayed job working jobs you won't need to follow this setup. Otherwise make sure to run the installation with
rails generate delayed_job:active_record
Delayed job is a dependency of Active Progress so it is already made available for your project. Next run your migrations
rake db:migrate
You can familiarize yourself with delayed job and insuring your workers are running by reading more at
https://github.com/collectiveidea/delayed_job
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