Changelog
0.9.4 (latest stable)
September 5, 2013
- Improved csrf prevention support (thanks to @sgress454)
- Support for CORS (thanks to @sgress454)
- CoffeeScript supported client-side by default in gruntfile thanks to @reecelewellen
- Improves/fixes internationalization (thanks to @xdissent and @silvinci)
- All tests pass (thanks to @sgress454)
- Improvements, fixes to built-in pubsub / socket behaviors (thanks to @xdissent and @irlnathan)
- Removed vanilla HAML support and tests since it was incomplete (jade is still supported)
- Other minor bug fixes/inconsistencies and documentation enhancements
And thanks a ton to anybody I left out! Send me a message on twitter and I'll add you.
0.9.0
July 10, 2013
Sails.JS
- Main: Express 3.x has been integrated.
- Main: CSRF Attack Protection was added as part of the core. Uses express-csrf, plus a token-based approach for SPAs and embedded apps (Chrome extensions, javascript plugins).
- Main: Most of the core has been refactored for performance, code clarity, and simplicity to make contributions easier.
- Main: Most of the core has been pulled into hooks. In a subsequent patch release for 0.9.x, this process will make Socket.io optional.
- Controllers: Automatic routing is now disable-able.
- Assets: Grunt integration replaces Asset Rack.
- Assets: Public folder removed from new projects.
- Assets: Temporary 'public' folder is automatically built on lift, using the contents of the assets folder.
- Assets: Static assets can be compiled with "sails build" for external hosting of front-end assets
- Assets: Grunt ecosystem allows for a wide variety of front-end template/css/js preprocessor support (sass, hbs, stylus, dust, typescript, etc.)
- Routing: Automatic 404 and 500 routing is replaced.
- Assets: Asset bundling is now disabled by default, use
sails new foo --linker
to enable it
- Config: Most configuration is now also explicit in new projects. Defaults are still provided underneath.
- Sockets: Socket.IO can now be configured with the options detailed in config/io.js.
- Sockets: Built-in support for Redis MQ-- allows you to scale realtime apps to a multi-instance deployment without necessitating sticky sessions at your load balancer.
- Views: Express 3 killed support for layouts/view partials. Sails has been extended to maintain support for them with ejs and jade, but otherwise you are limited to what is supported by the engine itself.
- Views: Automatic routing to views is now disable-able.
- Sessions: Built-in support for Redis and Mongo sessions for scaling your app to multi-instance deployments.
Waterline
- ORM: Waterline has been pulled out of Sails.js... Again. (See Waterline)
- ORM: Model attributes now support validations. (See Anchor)
- ORM: Custom instance methods can now be defined on models as virtual attributes.
- ORM: Lifecycle Callbacks have been added. (See Lifecycle Callbacks)
- ORM: findAll() has been replaced with find().
- ORM: find() has been replaced with findOne().
- ORM: .done() promise now works on all ORM methods
- ORM: Complete support for the Promise specificiation has been added.
Anchor
0.8.9
April 9, 2013
- Controllers must now also be generated to use the default API (they can be empty)
- Haml template support on back-end for new projects (thanks @dcbartlett)
- default values in models (defaultsTo)
- Chained policies fixed
- Removed all reference to blueprints as "scaffolds". Blueprints are more than temporary placeholders-- they are the preferred method of serving an API from your app.
- Refactored most of the code base
- Removed CRUD synonyms
- Main: Compatibility with Node v0.10.0 (patches node-dirty)
- Main: Fixed crash that happened when absolute path was given as appPath
- Assets: Added more logging features for less.
- Assets: Reset.css now in mixins
- Assets: Less assets are deligated to Rack.LessAsset
- Assets: Less assets served from asset-rack will have their extensions changed to css
- Policies: Implemented the controller syntax for defining a policy.
- Naming: scaffolds is now known as blueprints
- Naming: blueprints is now known as boilerplates
- Routing: Added controller.action syntax
- Routing: Removed CRUD Synonyms-- now you must explicitly use find, findAll, create, destroy, update (cant use
get
,detail
, delete
, edit
, etc. to indicate the same thing. Turns out this was actually annoying, not helpful)
- Routing: Fix in API blueprint for regression around PUT/DELETE automatic RESTful routes
- Routing: Fix for resourceful routing. /model/[id] didn't work with verbs. Does now.
- Config: and async no longer have to be global (but they are by default) They are configurable with `sails.config.globals.
and
sails.config.globals.async` (thanks @particlebanana!)
- New sails project can now be created in the current dir with
sails new .
(thanks @collinwren!)
- More tests (thanks @collinwren and @benrudolph)
- Travis CI integration (thanks @collinwren!)
0.8.895
- Policies: Fixed the "*" route for controllers.
- Policies: The "*" policy can now be set to false
- Collections: Type restrictions are cleaner
- Adapters: Default was changed to memory due to an issue with node-dirty
- Log: sails.config.log.level is passed to socket.io
- Assets: Bug fixed: not calling next when compiling less with syntax (thanks vicapow)
- Assets: Typescript supported on front end (thanks Diullei)
- Assets: Meaningful less errors were added (thanks vicapow)
0.8.892
- Front-end CoffeeScript support in AssetRack (thanks @techpines!)
- Chained policy support
- New styles for default home page (thanks @egdelwonk!)
- Windows compat. fix (thanks @feroc1ty!)
- Support for string IDs (thanks @tedkulp!)
- Attribute scaffolding for model generation (thanks @Tidwell)
- Support for big int string conversion in id normalization (thanks @d4mn!)
0.8.88
- Adds coffeescript support on the front-end in dev and production environments via asset-rack (thanks @techpines!)
0.8.87
Monday, March 4, 2013
+ Patch fixes updates sails-dirty version which fixes sorting by date
0.8.86
Monday, March 4, 2013
+ Patch to allow for easier SSL configuration.
0.8.85
Sunday, March 3, 2013
+ Check for and warn if port is currently being used on lift, with support for explicit hosts (https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/issues/197)
+ Model.stream() support over socket.io (https://github.com/balderdashy/sails/issues/196)
0.8.84
Saturday, March 2, 2013
+ Bug fixes: (explicit hosts, and included an additional file in new app generation)
0.8.83
Saturday, March 2, 2013
+ Support for streaming large datasets from models (e.g. User.stream().pipe(res);
)
+ Bug fix for chains of multiple policies (thanks @themouette)
+ Jade template support (thanks @valinorsgatekeeper)
+ AssetRack integration for more robust css/js/template/LESS management, replaces Rigging (thanks @techpines)
+ Fixed some docs /refactored (thanks @slantzjr)
+ Bundled excruciatingly simple "authenticated" policy in new projects
+ Made "redirect" work in API scaffolds
+ Renamed waterline- adapter modules as sails-. Added backwards compat.
+ Added .gitkeep in all directories when generating new projects to make sure they get committed
+ Bootstrap and log config now available in project template
+ View config now available in new projects as 'config/views.js'
+ Better error checking in the sails
CLI
+ Docs
+ Added app.js file back in, but this time hidden as '.app.js'. It can be run however you like, or you can use npm debug
to debug it. To run daemonized, you can use forever start .app.js
+ Added notion of sails.explicitHost
to track whether a host was explicitly specified. If it was not, Express takes the approach of accepting all connections via INADDR_ANY
(see http://expressjs.com/2x/guide.html#app.listen()) Now, if you specify sails.config.host
, sails.explicitHost
gets set, and Express will start the server deliberately using the host you specify. In certain PaaS deployments, this is required. For instance, this was causing problems in an Openshift deployment environment (big thanks to @hypereive for figuring that out).
0.8.82
Sunday, February 24, 2013
+ Bootstrap function fires warning if callback not triggered after a few seconds (thanks @virpool)
+ Bug fixes w/ pubsub/model convenience methods.
0.8.80
- Refactored app layout to make it a bit more straightforward. To check out the the new folder structure, make a new project with
sails new foo
- Added robot.txt in new app generation
- Bound all methods in adapter to have the right context.
0.8.79
- Adapter definitions are no longer functions-- instead the direct definition object is accepted. This makes it easier, cleaner, and more declarative to create adapters.
- Merged waterline into main Sails repo.
- Brought in sails-util and sails-moduleloader, moved watelrine tests into top level.
- Attribute values in models in result sets from Waterline are now cast to numbers, if they are number-looking strings.
- Substantial refactoring of waterline model-augmentation logic.
- Added TODO for asynchronous module loading for future.
- Upgraded waterline-dirty dep.
0.8.77
- Patch updates the waterline-dirty dependency to deal with an issue with that adapter returning objects which map directly to the in-memory database (was causing changes made to found models to be persisted without calling .save())
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Ayahuasca (Syrian Rue & M. hostilis)
I made this stuff and had no idea what to expect. Tripping and dying are those things you can read about and think you know what to expect. But when the drug takes hold it is a whole other story. I have taken some pretty heavy doses on a few occasions, but this was by far the most intense and fastest trip ever.
I prepared the 'brew' in two parts. The syrian rue I just pounded to dust inside a folded piece of paper. I boiled 6g of seed, two doses. My girlfriend is significantly smaller and she took almost the same exact dose of both of the compounds. I added a bit of lemon juice and lime juice to the syrian rue and water. It was approximately 14oz. of solution, with a third of a cup of citrus juices for protonation of the amine. I chilled this mix with a half lime and mint sprigs. This actually tastes pretty good.
The Mimosa Hostilis was soaked in its strip form in a glass liquor bottle in a half liter of OJ. This softens it and protonates the amines, making them soluble. After five hours I put the mix in a blender on 'liquify'. I boiled this three times, adding a little bit of lime juice, I'm talking only a tablespoon. I filtered the sludge, took the solids and reconstituted them with a quarter cup OJ, a splash of lime and a little over one cup of water. I boiled this twice and filtered it. I combined the two mimosa solutions, which was purplish brown, very lite on the purple though. For the experimental dose, I just boiled the bark in OJ and it turned purple... tasted pretty good. I reduced the mimosa solution to a half liter.
Let me just shed some light on things here: Some recipes call for boiling and reboiling, and adding more water and reducing and in general taking many long hours and even days making this stuff. No need for this. As soon as the solids hit the liquid, the alkaloids come into solution. Boiling, acidification, and destruction of the plant material (grinding) all aid in reaching the alkaloids that are locked in the botanical matrix (be it wood or stem or seed). The experience I had was extraordinary and it only took two days to make. I had allowed the Jurema (mimosa brew) to sit for a day after I blended it once. Not a necessary step.  You can't get blood from a stone. First pass solvation of alkaloids is sufficient. Then just simmer and boil over and over for about fifteen minutes.
So, 4th of july, 5:30 PM we drink the Rue. MMmmm... this stuff is so yummy. I wouldn't go that far... Palatable. It wasn't too bad... I highly recommend doing this in shot form after reducing, chilling, and flavoring with mint. O yeah, one more detail, we hadn't eaten in hours so absorption will be as soon as the liquid enters the stomach. Fifteen minutes later we started to feel the Syrian Rue set in...The mellow and relaxing buzz that makes you want to zone out while listening to music.
After the Syrian Rue set in, we drank the Jurema. I had mixed the half liter of Jurema with a whole can of frozen juice mix (apple kiwi mango or some such nonsense). This tasted good. So far so good... Two very concentrated mixes that tasted good, but very acidic. I am thinking I could have avoided this somehow. Next time, I'll tone it down on the lemon juice in the rue. By the way, it's true about Rue flourescing under a black lite after you get the alkaloids into solution.
So we are sitting on the floor in my room looking out the window watching the storm come in. We were listening to the 'Bladerunner' soundtrack... thank you Ridley Scott and Vangelis. We pretty much drank both solutions in five minutes a piece fifteen minutes apart. Let me tell you. as soon as you drink a major portion of the Jurema, it kicks in. DMT is VERY friendly but EXTREMELY overwhelming. Think of it as your three hundred pound friend who loves to box and gives you little love taps on the shoulder that just about dislocate your neck. My favorite analogy is that I was a gnat and DMT was a train and I flew in front of it. Or even better, it's like putting a cigarette in your mouth, going up to a lighter for some fire and then it turns out then when you flick the button the lighter turns into a shaoed charge nuclear weapon or a howitzer.
We were laying on the floor with our eyes closed feeling this stuff sneak up on us. Echoes, prismatic hallucinations, dissolution of ego, so many things coming on at once. I was in this nice trance and then I sat bolt upright and barfed all on myself. Then everything was ok. This happened about ten minutes after I licked the glass clean. Then the mantids were there telling me everything was ok now. I took off my clothes and somehow managed to take a shower while the walls were coming apart and things were moving and on and on.  I made my way to bed where I found my girlfriend laughing hysterically at the pretty colors. I just wanted to curl up into the fetal position and wish for xanax. I had some in my dresser drawer. This DMT was so strong at onset there is almost a flash, I think had I not been so resistant I would have crossed over.
I got up five times to look for the xanax pill, it was supposed to be in the bottom of my drawer. I kept sifting through the junk and the junk would just keep multiplying. It was crazy. The mantids comforted me, told me everything was ok and they will take care of me, no need for xanax. The mantids did this after my desperation increased to a level of absolute determination. Everything was cool though. I just went back to bed and cuddled with my girlfriend. This stuff made us feel so lovey and warm. I was just drooling on myself and marvelling at the light speed cascade of images and sounds. My girlfriend was smiling and going 'hmmmmmm' over and over. She had this huge cheshire cat grin. We pretty much laid in bed like this for the rest of the night. I finally had a grip on reality and looked at the clock... 9pm. I didn't actually go to sleep until midnight.
The Rue really makes you want to go into a trance and the DMT really gives you good material for a trance. This combination of drugs is unbelievable. Whoever the guy was that made this stuff thousands of years ago should get a nobel prize.
All in all a good trip, VERY Clean. POTENT. 45 minutes of white knuckle ego cleaving chaos. Then a gradual come down but still pretty shot after 2 hours. After 4 hours we could pretty much chill comfortably in the glow of the rue. Music is a must, no TV or open eye stuff. The Closed Eye Visuals were remarkable. I remember saying that all the artists that ever were could not possibly reproduce what I was seeing. It was so animated and colorful. The speed and feelings were intense, it was a very smart high I would say. The introspection and sentient beings communicating with me telepathically was the bulk of my trip when I was actually aware. Mostly I was just so far out in vision land I couldn't do anything but watch.
My girl's trip consisted of her listening to her inner voices, lots of them, talking about life and everything all at once. She said she felt this really strong feeling and she couldn't explain. She figured out it was that she wanted to cry from feeling so good. Her whole body felt good, as did mine. THIS STUFF HAS ZERO BODY LOAD AFTER THE VOMIT. I highly recommend the vomit, it felt sooo good. She didn't puke though.
We woke up at 5Am feeling energized and rebooted.
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Prompt:
We are given a netcat command, and when we connect we get the prompt:
What year do YOU think the world will end?
We can give it an integer value and it spits it back:
Yeah! I agree with you! I also think the world will end in the year
1234
Providing a non-integer output throws an error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/challenge/server.py", line 4, in <module>
end = input()
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'a' is not defined
So we are dealing with a python script and it is trying to reference our input. Lets give it a command!
 I agree with you! I also think the world will end in the year
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Comcast DVR != TiVo 2007/07/09
Disclaimer: I am not planning on buying a TiVo Series 3 box.
I am now officially a discouraged Comcast HD DVR customer. This service and the hardware that provides it is absolutely terrible. I will cover the various deficiencies in its user interface in a moment, but today while watching the 3-hour recording of Stage 2 of the 2007 Tour de France (which was quite a stage, let me tell you) the sound would intermittently and inexplicably cut out. The silence would, as far as my patience let me go, continue indefinitely, but was always fixed by hitting the quick-back button (or certainly just by interrupting the recording in any way). How can playing back a recording be so difficult for a box Motorola built for this exact purpose?
So far this is the only functional issue I have had with the machine but that is not to say that it is without other flaws. The rest of this post will be an attempt to justify the $800 price tag of a TiVo Series 3. I of course have already spoiled the conclusion, but bear with me.
Having been spoiled for the past two years with a TiVo Series 2, I know that folders are a very convenient way to organize recorded programs. Motorola missed this memo and instead provide a flat list of recordings, ordered by date, channel or title. Combine this with the fact that the interface only fills the lower half of the screen and you get a very trying experience.
Not that keeping a long list of recordings is terribly easy. I have not yet decided if there are software bugs or if there are hidden limitations on the Season Pass equivalent but in either case, it is very difficult to setup repeated recordings of your favorite shows. When reordering series to record, no warning is given when conflicts (even with the dual-tuner) will alter the upcoming recording schedule. When setting up a series, it is not clear whether all channels are searched for upcoming titles.
And of course this uncertainty has other consequences. Whenever I browse through the program guide, I expect some indication of which programs are scheduled to be recorded. Sometimes there is. Other times there is not. And even two levels deep in menus I am sometimes unsure whether a program is set to record.
All of this, though, and I cannot justify $800.
Comments (1)
So, surprisingly for all of the time we had Comcast DVR back at home, I've never experienced this problem. Of course, I've only used it a couple time b/c I was always away at college.
Perhaps consider another alternative? EyeTV: http://paulstamatiou.com/2007/03/11/review-elgato-eyetv-hybrid/
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title.
PV isn't something I really want to become involved with. Unfortunately I have no desire to play or develop a game based upon Xenimus. In addition, I still don't know how to get my models to work.
I've discovered some more low-poly modeling ability. It would come in handy here. But the problems with modeling programs, my models, and the game engine are definitely keeping me at a distance here.
But that's business talk.
What have you all been up to? Just PV? Working? What's up?
PV isn't something I really want to become involved with. Unfortunately I have no desire to play or develop a game based upon Xenimus. In addition, I still don't know how to get my models to work.
I've discovered some more low-poly modeling ability. It would come in handy here. But the problems with modeling programs, my models, and the game engine are definitely keeping me at a distance here.
But that's business talk.
What have you all been up to? Just PV? Working? What's up?


Wizkid wins SoulTrain songwriting award for ‘Brown Skin Girl’
Afropop superstar, Ayodeji Balogun aka Wizkid has won SoulTrain’s Ashford and Simpson Songwriters’ award.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that he won the award at the 2019 ceremony held on Sunday in Las Vegas.
The ‘Ojuelegba’ singer earned the award for his collaboration with Beyonce, Blue Ivy Carter and SaiNt Jhn on the sensational song of Beyonce’s ‘Lion Heart: The Gift’ album.
Wizkid shares the award with other credited songwriters including, Beyoncé Knowles, Carlos St. John, Adio Marchant and Shawn Carter.
READ ALSO: Wizkid lands second Billboard entry with Beyoncé’s ‘Brown Skin Girl’
Others are Stacy BartheAnathi Mnyango, Michael Uzowuru, Ayodeji Balogun and Richard Isong.
NAN reports that this was the third time Wizkid had made the nominees’ list for the prestigious award.
He was nominated for Best Dance Performance in 2017 for his song ‘Come Closer’ and in 2016 for the Rhythm and Bars category for his song ‘One Dance.
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(5-6) Programming is, among other things, a kind of writing. One way to learn writing is to write, but in all other forms of writing, one also reads.
(6-7) We shall need a method of approach for reading programs, for, unlike novels, the best way to read them is not always from beginning to end.
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error and ego -> egoless programming
(59) he raised the point that he had worked throughout as he always did in his own group—always with an eye to making the program clear and understandable to the person or people who would ultimately have to read it. This insight indicates that all the advantages of egoless programming are not confined to the detection of errors, though that was perhaps the earliest and strongest motivation for adopting the technique. In fact, it might be useful to examine our four factors in good programming in light of what effect this method would have for them.
(61) To a large extent, we behave the way we see people behaving around us, so a functioning programming group will tend to socialize new members to its philosophy of programming.
the rest is a lot of organizational/management topics
Division of individual differences into categories of personality, intelligence, training, experience.
(122) Although some professional programmers may indeed be no more than hacks camouflaged by esoteric obscurities and some amateurs might be able to gain a deep appreciation of programming through the writing of a single short program, there is a difference between professional and amateur
(122) Because the amateur will be the user of his own program, he has the choice of doing his thinking either before or after programming. (that’s not the case for the professional one)
(125) Indeed, it is a homily that the difference between the professional and the amateur programmer lies in the superior past experience of the professional. But one could also contend that an equally important difference lies not in the programs each has previously written, but in those he will write in the future.
(127) The moral of this tale—and a hundred others like it—is that each program has an appropriate level of care and sophistication dependent on the uses to which it will be put. Working above that level is, a way, even less professional than working below it. If we are to know whether an individual programmer is doing a good job, we shall have to know whether or not he is working on the proper level for his problem.
Strata -> space -> architecture
(132-133) Programming is often described as a process moving from problem definition through analysis to flow diagramming, then coding, followed by testing, and finishing with documentation. Although this rough view contains some truth, it distorts the truth in several ways. First of all, the actual sequence is not so fixed, because, for example, documentation may precede testing, coding, flow diagramming, and even analysis. Secondly, not all steps need to be present, as when we are recoding a program for a new machine or language. Thirdly, it need to be a sequence at all—and, in actual practice, rarely is.
he argues one can find personalities revealed in the code
Psychological set and distance can be impediment to error location activities; syntax highlighting and other visual cues of the interface help counteract by offering machine response.
(162) For certain types of error location activities, psychological set proves a major impediment. Numerous experiments have confirmed that the eye has a tendency to see what it expects to see.
(162) Related to the concept of “set” is the concept of “distance.” Not all misreadings are equally likely, regardless of the set of the reader. I can be a reader with a given skills, the distance involved in my (mis)readings will have different levels of impact.
(164) The whole idea of a comment is to prepare the mind of the reader for a proper interpretation of the instruction or statement to which it is appended. If the code to which the comment refers is correct, the comment could be useful in this way; but if it happens to be incorrect, the set which the comment lends will only make it less likely that the error will be detected.
Key to intelligent behavior involves flexibility manipulating assumptions and applying formulas to solve problems.
(165) It will always be difficult to appreciate how much trouble we are not having, just as it will always be difficult to appreciate a really good job for problem solving. Once the problem solution has been shown, it is easy to forget the puzzlement that existed before it was solved. This is why aesthetics come to the background?
(167) Memory helps a programmer in many ways, not the least of which is by enabling him to “work” on problems when he does not have all his papers in front of him. Different levels of programming (see: the programmer’s brain)
Good programmers are made, not born, so emphasize creating them rather than selecting them; we can make good programmers by adjusting personality, work habits and training.
Love of programming is the biggest motivator.
(189-190) For beginners, or amateurs, the difficulties with syntax, keying, and such auxiliary operations as job control usually far outweigh any deeper difficulties that might arise from subtle semantic points or from the problem itself.
how to learn programming? “know thyself”


Each VRML97 Node as defined in the VRML97 specification has a corresponding VRaniML C++ class. This section of the manual describes each class in detail. Some classes are derived from base classes which are defined here. All VRML97 nodes are ultimately derived from the vrNode class.
[ Index | Data Types | Defines | Utility Functions ]
Classes implementing the execution environment of VRML. This includes maintaining an internal clock, parsing VRML .wrl files, maintaining the VRML scene graph and routing and responding to user and system generated events.
Classes implementing each VRML node as defined in the VRML specification. Each node is represented with a separate VRaniML C++ class. A number of additional base class abstract common functionality to ease code re-use.
Classes implementing a traversal of the VRML scene graph. Different Traverser class perform different operations on the scene graph. One Traverser might write the scene graph out to a file while another might render it to the screen. Yet another might validate the scene graph or modify it in some way.


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html stands for hypertext markup language and is the language of webpages.
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This package contains a reasoner which supports transitive-reflexive closure
of subPropertyOf and subClassOf relations. A single tbox can optionally be
bound, which is expected to contain schema information but can contain other
information as well. A single data graph can be bound - whch is allowed to
contain schema information in which case the work of scanning the tbox is
lost and has to be redone (because the data might define sub-properties of
subPropertOf or subClassOf which were missed in the original tbox scan).
The generated InfGraph will appear to contain the union of the data graph,
the tbox graph, the reflexive-transitive closure of any subPropertyOf and
subClassOf relations together with direct versions of these.
Defects
The current implementation is flawed in its handling of multiple data
bindings - you can't actually reuse the work of tbox binding across different
data sets. This will be fixed soon.


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· Click on a team's name in the dropdown menu to see the ranking of him/her among all teams over the past 8 months.
· Hover over a team's name tag to see the monthly total ranking trend of him/her.
· Click on the Replay Button to replay the race.


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Query tool¶
The Query tool is a powerful, feature-rich environment that allows you to execute arbitrary SQL commands and review the result set. You can access the Query tool via the Query Tool menu option on the Tools menu, or through the context menu of select nodes of the Browser tree control. The Query Tool allows you to:
- Issue ad-hoc SQL queries.
- Execute arbitrary SQL commands.
- Displays current connection and transaction status as configured by the user.
- Save the data displayed in the output panel to a CSV file.
- Review the execution plan of a SQL statement in either a text or a graphical format.
- View analytical information about a SQL statement.
You can open multiple copies of the Query tool in individual tabs simultaneously. To close a copy of the Query tool, click the X in the upper-right hand corner of the tab bar.
The Query Tool features two panels:
- The upper panel displays the SQL Editor. You can use the panel to enter, edit, or execute a query.
- The lower panel displays the Data Output panel. The tabbed panel displays the result set returned by a query, information about a query’s execution plan, server messages related to the query’s execution, and a history of the queries invoked in the SQL Editor.
The Query Tool Toolbar
The Query Tool toolbar uses context-sensitive icons that provide shortcuts to frequently performed tasks. If an icon is highlighted, the option is enabled; if the icon is grayed-out, the task is disabled. Please note that disabled icons may support functionality accessed via the data editor.
Hover over an icon to display a tooltip that describes the icon’s functionality:
| Icon | Behavior | Shortcut |
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| Open File | Click the Open File icon to display a previously saved query in the SQL Editor. | |
| Save | Click the Save icon to perform a quick-save of a previously saved query, or to access the Save menu:
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| Find | Use the Find menu to search, replace, or navigate the code displayed in the SQL Editor:
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Cmd+F Cmd+G Cmd+Shift+G Cmd+Shift+F Alt+G |
| Copy | Click the Copy icon to copy the content that is currently highlighted in the Data Output panel. | |
| Edit | Use options on the Edit menu to access text editing tools; the options operate on the text displayed in the SQL Editor panel:
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Tab Shift+Tab Cmd+/ Cmd+. Shift+Cmd+/ |
| Execute/Refresh | Click the Execute/Refresh icon to either execute or refresh the query highlighted in the SQL editor panel. Click the down arrow to access other execution options:
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F5 F7 Shift+F7 |
| Stop | Click the Stop icon to cancel the execution of the currently running query. | |
| Clear query window | Use options on the Clear drop-down menu to erase display contents:
the SQL editor panel or the History tab. |
Shift+F7 |
| Download as CSV | Click the Download as CSV icon to download the result set of the current query to a comma-separated list. You can specify the CSV settings through Preferences -> SQL Editor -> CSV output dialogue. | F8 |
The SQL Editor Panel
The SQL editor panel is a workspace where you can manually provide a query, copy a query from another source, or read a query from a file. The SQL editor features syntax coloring and autocompletion.
To use autocomplete, begin typing your query; when you would like the Query editor to suggest object names or commands that might be next in your query, press the Control+Space key combination. For example, type “*SELECT * FROM* ” (without quotes, but with a trailing space), and then press the Control+Space key combination to select from a popup menu of autocomplete options.
After entering a query, select the Execute/Refresh icon from the toolbar. The complete contents of the SQL editor panel will be sent to the database server for execution. To execute only a section of the code that is displayed in the SQL editor, highlight the text that you want the server to execute, and click the Execute/Refresh icon.
The message returned by the server when a command executes is displayed on the Messages tab. If the command is successful, the Messages tab displays execution details.
Options on the Edit menu offer functionality that helps with code formatting and commenting:
- The auto-indent feature will automatically indent text to the same depth as the previous line when you press the Return key.
- Block indent text by selecting two or more lines and pressing the Tab key.
- Implement or remove SQL style or toggle C style comment notation within your code.
The Data Output Panel
The Data Output panel displays data and statistics generated by the most recently executed query.
The Data Output tab displays the result set of the query in a table format. You can:
- Select and copy from the displayed result set.
- Use the Execute/Refresh options to retrieve query execution information and set query execution options.
- Use the Download as CSV icon to download the content of the Data Output tab as a comma-delimited file.
All rowsets from previous queries or commands that are displayed in the Data Output panel will be discarded when you invoke another query; open another query tool browser tab to keep your previous results available.
Use the Explain tab to view a graphical representation of a query:
To generate a graphical explain diagram, open the Explain tab, and select Explain, Explain Analyze, or one or more options from the Explain options menu on the Execute/Refresh drop-down. Please note that EXPLAIN VERBOSE cannot be displayed graphically. Hover over an icon on the Explain tab to review information about that item; a popup window will display information about the selected object:
Note that the query plan that accompanies the Explain analyze is available on the Data Output tab.
Use the Messages tab to view information about the most recently executed query:
If the server returns an error, the error message will be displayed on the Messages tab, and the syntax that caused the error will be underlined in the SQL editor. If a query succeeds, the Messages tab displays how long the query took to complete and how many rows were retrieved:
Use the Query History tab to review activity for the current session:
The Query History tab displays information about recent commands:
- The date and time that a query was invoked.
- The text of the query.
- The number of rows returned by the query.
- The amount of time it took the server to process the query and return a result set.
- Messages returned by the server (not noted on the Messages tab).
To erase the content of the Query History tab, select Clear history from the Clear drop-down menu.
Use the Connection status feature to view the current connection and transaction status by clicking on the status icon in query tool:


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Package.Rmd
This package contains all of the functions written in R for my PhD. These will be non thematically seperated functions. For an overview of the workflows it is probably smart to look at the markdowns generated for sample analysis.
This section has to do with different colors functions make_shades()
, plot_colours()
and random_colours()
allows easy acces to standard requests that you have
this will generate different shades of the color “goldenrod”
which you can then visualize with
This function however works with any colours that you throw at it, for example 10 random colours from the function
Then if you do not like the next to each other visualization, you can use draw_color_circle()
to view how R will use them with recycling
or directly with random colors, which will be returned as well


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There is a simple explanation for the quietness which has stolen over your favourite website in the past few days. I have been immersing myself in the films of Guy Maddin, for me the greatest living genius working in cinema. I first enthused about him here in the summer of 2008, when I saw Brand Upon The Brain! and I am now, through the magic of Het Internet, catching up with as much of his work as I can.
For all the echoes of early cinema, his films are sui generis. His is an absolutely individual talent, to the point where one could say a single shot could not be mistaken for the work of another director. Melodrama, ice hockey, sexual obsession, Winnipeg, dreams, amnesia… just some of the joys of a Guy Maddin film. And let us not forget that he can be deliriously funny.
Here is Odin's Shield Maiden, a short from 2007.


I don't care what style you use, but please pick a style and use it consistently.
If I contribute code to your project I must obey the existing code style.
It's 2015. Your text editor should be handling this for you.
Drop an .editorconfig file in your project. This specifies the code style for your files.
Download an EditorConfig plugin for your text editor.
Really, that's it. You've just trained your editor to keep you in line.
Put them in your own projects and contribute them to your favorite open source projects.
Or open an open source bounty to help fund the development.
Watch the progress, state your opinions, and chat with us
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@Version(value="2.11.1")
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| AttributableResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| DynamicResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| ModifiableValueMap |
The
ModifiableValueMap is an extension
of the ValueMap which allows to modify and
persist properties. |
| ModifyingResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| ParametrizableResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| PersistableValueMap | Deprecated
Use the
ModifiableValueMap instead. |
| QueriableResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| RefreshableResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| Resource |
Resources are pieces of content on which Sling acts
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Optional service to decorate
Resource s returned by
the ResourceResolver . |
| ResourceProvider | Deprecated
Use the
ResourceProvider |
| ResourceProviderFactory | Deprecated |
| ResourceResolver |
The
ResourceResolver defines the API which may be used
to resolve Resource objects and
work with such resources like creating, editing or updating them. |
| ResourceResolverFactory |
The
ResourceResolverFactory defines the service API to get and
create ResourceResolver s. |
| ValueMap |
The
ValueMap is an easy way to access properties of a resource. |
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The
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Resource interface. |
| AbstractResourceVisitor |
The
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resource tree by decoupling the actual traversal code
from application code. |
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Simple helper class representing nonexisting resources.
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delegating all method calls to the wrapped resource by default. |
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Resource interface which may be used to provide a resource
object which has no actual resource data. |
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changes to a
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| QuerySyntaxException |
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ResourceResolver.findResources(String, String) and
ResourceResolver.queryResources(String, String) methods if the query
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Instructions
- The goal of the game is to get the bunny to the other side without getting hit by traffic. In order to succeed, you will need to collect the carrot on the other side of the road.
- Movement Controls:
In order to move accross the screen, you will need to use your directional arrow keys on your keyboard.
Use the ← arrow to move left.
Use the → arrow to move right.
Use the ↑ arrow to move up.
Use the ↓ arrow to move down.
- General Key Controls:
Use the S key to start and stop/pause the game.
Use the R key to reset the game. (Note that this will not reset your health and score, but only the location of the carrot and create new cars and bikes.)
- Points are collected when you cross the road and collect the carrot. Every time you collect the carrot you will be awarded 20 points.
- When you start the game, your health will begin with four hearts. If you collide with a car or a bicycle you will lose one of your hearts. Once you have lost all four hearts, the game will end and everything in the game will be reset.
- Good luck and enjoy!
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Translations can be used to override the data table visible properties in two special cases. Those translatable
properties are required to bound into translations
property in table level configuration, in any
developer preferred language. The properties that can be configured in translations are,
Please note the below example does not show the implementation of the full translation, hence for Data table translations for pagination usage refer Translations for Pagination section.
translations: DataTableTranslations
Target Component: <ng-data-table>
As mention in the above translation sections, It can be overridden in the data table template level configuration. By default, translations are initialized to their default pre-set values.
Binding the DataTableTranslations
type of object into translations
property is enough to
take control over translations.
As mention in the above there are three scenarios that translations are useful. Let's see how we can configure each demonstrated properties as we required.
Users can customize the title of the column selector that needs to be appear using translations property.
columnSelector.header: DataTableTranslations
This configuration is used to set the title of column selector when the column selector expanded. The default value for this property is 'Show/Hide Column'
The default template will be shown when data is not available by mentioning a header and the message body. In no data scenario, users can customize the message that needs to be appear using translations property.
noDataMessageHeader: DataTableTranslations
This configuration is used to set the message header to be shown in the table body when there are no data to display. The default value for this property is 'Whoops!'
noDataMessageBody: DataTableTranslations
This configuration is used to set the message body on the message to be shown in the table body when there are no data to display. The default value for this property is 'No data to display. Added data will appear here'.
Pagination translations property can be used to customize the pagination naming, which allows the user to override the pagination range label, range separator, limit, first tooltip, previous tooltip, next tooltip, last tooltip
pagination.limit: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination limit label. The default value for this config is 'Limit'.
pagination.rangeKey: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination range label. The default value for this config is 'Results'.
pagination.rangeSeparator: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination range separator label. The default value for this config is 'of'.
pagination.firstTooltip: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination first tooltip label. The default value for this config is 'First'.
pagination.previousTooltip: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination previous tooltip. The default value for this config is 'Previous'.
pagination.nextTooltip: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination next tooltip label. The default value for this config is 'Next'.
pagination.lastTooltip: DataTableTranslations
This is used to customize the pagination last tooltip label. The default value for this config is 'Last'.


| 043:071 Khan | : |
Trays of gold and cups will be passed round them, (there will be) therein all that the one's inner-selves could desire, all that the eyes could delight in, and you will abide therein forever. |
| 043:071 Maulana | : |
Sent round to them are golden bowls and drinking-cups, and therein is that which (their) souls yearn for and the eyes delight in, and therein you will abide. |
| 043:071 Pickthal | : |
Therein are brought round for them trays of gold and goblets, and therein is all that souls desire and eyes find sweet. And ye are immortal therein. |
| 043:071 Rashad | : |
Offered to them will be golden trays and cups, and they will find everything the hearts desire and the eyes wish for. You live therein forever. |
| 043:071 Sarwar | : |
Golden dishes and cups will be passed among them. All that the souls may desire and that may delight their eyes will be available therein. You will live therein forever. |
| 043:071 Shakir | : |
There shall be sent round to them golden bowls and drinking-cups and therein shall be what their souls yearn after and (wherein) the eyes shall delight, and you shall abide therein. |
| 043:071 Sherali | : |
There will be passed around to them dishes of gold and cups, and therein will be all that the souls desire and in which the eyes delight. And therein you will dwell forever. |
| 043:071 Yusufali | : |
To them will be passed round, dishes and goblets of gold: there will be there all that the souls could desire, all that their ayes could delight in: and ye shall abide therein (for eye). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الغيب > الجنة > أصحاب الجنة Faith> The Unseen World> The Paradise> The Companions of the Garden الإيمان > الغيب > الجنة > صفات الجنة Faith> The Unseen World> The Paradise> Characteristics of Paradise الإيمان > المؤمنون > ما أعده الله لهم Faith> The Believers> What has Allah Prepared for them الإيمان > المؤمنون > وعده إياهم Faith> The Believers> His Promise to them
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A concrete implementation of OuputStream that performs input operations to a stdio FILE*. More...
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| StdioOutputStream & | operator= (const StdioOutputStream &other)=delete |
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| bool | IsBound () const |
| virtual void | Close () override |
| virtual void | Flush () override |
| virtual void | VPrint (const char *format, va_list argList) override |
| virtual void | Write (uint8_t c) override |
| virtual void | Write (const uint8_t *bytes, size_t numBytes) override |
| virtual pos_t | GetPosition () const override |
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| virtual void | SetPosition (off_t offset) override |
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In the world of writer-director Nora Ephron, everyone is witty, well-read, well-educated about movies, and a hopeless romantic ... everyone who matters anyhow. Characters who don't meet those qualifications are almost certain to end up on the sidelines. So it is with "You've Got Mail," in which Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks play E-mail correspondents who share an intimate, anonymous relationship on-line, punctuated by references to "Pride and Prejudice" (from her) and "The Godfather" (from him). In cyberspace, they're Shopgirl and NY152; in business, they're Kathleen Kelly and Joe Fox, rival bookstore owners who begin feuding when Joe builds one of his Fox Books megastores steps away from Kathleen's childrens' literature emporium The Shop Around The Corner, a New York staple for 42 years. Neither Joe nor Kathleen knows who they're writing to, since they met in a chatroom and have been intentionally vague about their identities. Thus, they have no clue they're spilling their deepest secrets to someone they regard as an enemy. If you thought Hanks and Ryan were endearing in their previous teamings in "Sleepless In Seattle" and "Joe Versus the Volcano," you ain't seen nothing yet. "Mail" allows them to work up a bit of friction and to hurl a few zingers at each other, yet neither star has ever seemed more appealing. Even when he's being snide, Hanks manages to retain his cuddliness, and though Ephron pushes the "cute" button a bit vigorously with too many shots of Ryan's shadowboxing -- she looks about as tough as the Robber Kitten -- no director makes Ryan look lovelier than Ephron. The dialogue is predictably punchy, with the best lines charitably divided amongst all the movie's major players, including Parker Posey as Joe's girlfriend, a power-mad publisher who notes when an associate dies, it "makes one less person I'm not speaking to," and Greg Kinnear as Kathleen's beau, a columnist whose language can be best described as over the top. "You're a lone reed, standing tall, waving boldly in the corrupt sands of commerce," he gushes as Kathleen organizes her crusade against Fox. Although one of the biggest laughs from the audience came when they saw how easily and quickly Kathleen and Joe accessed America On-Line, "Mail" also features a wonderfully weird joke about Joe's relatives, a welcome appearance by Steve Zahn as one of Kathleen's slightly daft employees, and a terrific set-piece involving Kathleen's embarassment in a check-out line; it's easily the sharpest scene of this type since Debra Winger's similar run-in with a haughty clerk in "Terms of Endearment." So smooth and engaging is "Mail" that even when its plot stalls it doesn't seem like time is being wasted. If everyone on the Internet were this much fun to spend time with as these characters, no one would ever log off. James Sanford
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update to verus immediately. info in verus discord. too short a gap for a deprecation message from a previous update.
the fix is new. plz make sure your git log is tagged 0.5.6a
commit 1fb6bc636f7b91ba0413ab7e7a61e3a0324dcd89 (HEAD -> master, tag: v0.5.6a, origin/master, origin/HEAD)
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Updating deprecation


Base Manager class.
Managers are responsible for a certain aspect of the system. It is a logical grouping of code relating to a portion of the system. In general other components should be using the manager to make changes to the components that it is responsible for.
For example, other components that need to deal with volumes in some way, should do so by calling methods on the VolumeManager instead of directly changing fields in the database. This allows us to keep all of the code relating to volumes in the same place.
We have adopted a basic strategy of Smart managers and dumb data, which means rather than attaching methods to data objects, components should call manager methods that act on the data.
Methods on managers that can be executed locally should be called directly. If a particular method must execute on a remote host, this should be done via rpc to the service that wraps the manager
Managers should be responsible for most of the db access, and non-implementation specific data. Anything implementation specific that can’t be generalized should be done by the Driver.
In general, we prefer to have one manager with multiple drivers for different implementations, but sometimes it makes sense to have multiple managers. You can think of it this way: Abstract different overall strategies at the manager level(FlatNetwork vs VlanNetwork), and different implementations at the driver level(LinuxNetDriver vs CiscoNetDriver).
Managers will often provide methods for initial setup of a host or periodic tasks to a wrapping service.
This module provides Manager, a base class for managers.
Bases: nova.db.base.Base
Get the rpc dispatcher for this manager.
If a manager would like to set an rpc API version, or support more than one class as the target of rpc messages, override this method.
Handle initialization if this is a standalone service.
Child classes should override this method.
Tasks to be run at a periodic interval.
Bases: type
Bases: nova.manager.Manager
Periodically send capability updates to the Scheduler services.
Services that need to update the Scheduler of their capabilities should derive from this class. Otherwise they can derive from manager.Manager directly. Updates are only sent after update_service_capabilities is called with non-None values.
Remember these capabilities to send on next periodic update.
Decorator to indicate that a method is a periodic task.
This decorator can be used in two ways:
- Without arguments '@periodic_task‘, this will be run on every tick of the periodic scheduler.
- With arguments, @periodic_task(ticks_between_runs=N), this will be run on every N ticks of the periodic scheduler.


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Jason Wong of ionami has announced that they’ve just launched epsondevelopers.com for EPSON on a Rails platform:
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$~ * IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI + W.P.(C) 1346/2015 & CM Nos.35024/2016, 640/2017, 4383- 4384/2017, 8565/2017, 18856/2017 & 26231-26233/2017 COURT ON ITS OWN MOTION (AIR POLLUTION IN DELHI) ..... Petitioner Through: Mr. Kailash Vasdev, Sr. Adv. (Amicus Curiae) with Mr. Sumer Singh Sandhu, Mr. Umrao Singh Rawat & Ms. Rajkhowa Divija, Advs. versus UNION OF INDIA & ORS ..... Respondents Through: Mr. Ajay Digpaul, CGSC for UOI. Mr. Sanjay Poddar, Sr. Adv. with Mr. Ajay Arora and Mr. Govind Kumar, Advs. for SDMC. Mr. Sanjay Poddar, Sr. Adv. with Mrs. Biji Rajesh for Mr. Gaurang Kanth, Adv. for EDMC. Ms. Avnish Ahlawat, Adv. for DTC. Mr. Om Prakash, Adv. for Northern Railway. Mr. Anchit Sharma with Mr. Tarveen Singh Nanda, Ms. Diksha Lal and Mr. Rahul Singhal, Advs. for DCB. Mr. Anil Grover, AAG Haryana along with Mr. Mishal Vij, Advs. for State of Haryana. Mr. Sakya Singha Chaudhuri, AAG with Ms. Shreya Mukerjee, Adv. for State of Punjab. Mr. Anil Mittal with Ms. Komal Aggarwal, Advs. for R-26/State of U.P. Ms. Shaheen with Mr. Puneet Taneja, Advs. for R-28/NTPC. Mr. K.M.M. Khan with Mr. N.N. Bain, Advs. for applicant/respondent - Sanjay Colony, Bhati Mines. Mr. Kamlesh Kumar Mishra with Mr. Lal Babu Lalit, Mr. Vishal Kalra & Ms. Anu Pal, Advs. for Intervener. W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 1 of 7 + W.P.(C) 2115/2015 & CM Nos.10198/2017 & 7298/2015 SUDHIR MISHRA ..... Petitioner Through: Mr. Sumit Purohit with Ms. Ritwika Nanda, Advs. versus MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE & ORS. ..... Respondents Through: Mr. Dhanesh Relan with Ms. Gauri Chaturvedi, Advs. for DDA. Mr. Alok Kumar with Mr. Neeraj Gupta, Advs. for R-6 (CPCB). CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE S. RAVINDRA BHAT HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SUNIL GAUR ORDER
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1. The serious deterioration of air quality in the Capital and the National Capital Region (NCR) is a matter of grave public concern and the steps taken to improve air quality by various agencies, the subject matter of continuous oversight by this Court in this public interest litigation. During the course of these proceedings it is established that one contributory major component to air pollution in Delhi during the months of October and March each year is the burning of agricultural waste, including plant residue/stubble while harvesting the Kharif and Rabi crops ("stubble burning"). The statistics made available and presented by the Pollution Control Board reveals that every ton of dry residue burnt generates 0.747 kg W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 2 of 7 of PM 10 and 0.672 kg of PM 2.5 particulates of which are disbursed in the air.
2. The affidavits filed by the States, disclose that14 million tons of paddy straw is burnt in the state of Punjab alone. The other States provided relative figures separately. The emission of particulate matter from this stubble burning is beyond any acceptable human endurance, or „danger‟ levels. The figures regarding particulate matter emissions for Haryana are equally large.
3. With a view to ensure elimination of the practice ofstubble-burning, this Court had called upon the NCR States and the State of Punjab to furnish information relevant to this issue on affidavits. The States and the Union of India have since filed their respective affidavits. The steps taken, briefly are summarized below:
a) Notifications under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 were issued by the individual State banning the burning of agricultural waste - Punjab notification dated 22.10.2013, Haryana notification dated 16.09.2003 etc.
b) The States have set up Special Committees to prevent, monitor and control the burning of agricultural residue. District Collectors have been empowered to initiate proceedings - including penal proceedings against defaulters.
c) The States, notably Rajasthan are in the process of setting up remote sensing systems to locate sites where such residue is burnt.
d) In November, 2014, the Government of India formulated the National Policy for Management of Crop Residue, 2014. On August, 2017, a draft Action Plan for Biomass Management was prepared by W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 3 of 7 the MoEF in consultation with the Confederation of Indian Industry and the NitiAayog. The Union MoEF has formed a Committee on 17.08.2017.
4. This Court, on 18.07.2017, by its order issued the following directions to the concerned States and Union:
"10. The Court hereby requires the Union Secretaries, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change; Science and Technology and of Agriculture & Farmer's Welfare to explore the possibility of creating a fund for innovation in farming techniques in co-ordination with such educational or technical institutions (IITs, etc) as are feasible (and practicable) in this regard, to innovate and develop the most environment friendly practices, which are also energy efficient and suited to use by farmers. The three Secretaries shall hold a meeting in this regard within three weeks. The Central Government may, if necessary, create a fund and a Task Force comprised of appropriate personnel in this regard. A report of the meeting and proposals discussed indicating the way forward and the views of the Central Government in this regard, shall be filed along with an affidavit [enclosing minutes of the meeting (s)] a week before the next date of hearing."
5. The Court had, on 18 September, 2017, heard the parties. The State of Rajasthan had indicated in its affidavit that extensive farmer education and training programmes and sessions had been undertaken to sensitize against the ills of farm residue burning and that it had mooted a proposal for a pilot project with the Central Government, to track such incidents through remote sensing. That proposal appears to be pending consideration. The Union‟s counsel had indicated that a committee on the lines suggested by the court had been constituted which had met and discussed the issue.
6. Considering the facts on record and the submission of the parties, and given that the Kharif crop is to be harvested, there is strong likelihood that W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 4 of 7 the burning of agricultural residue will be resorted to, inthis season as well. The effects of such practice can again be traumatic for most people and catastrophic for some.
7. In order to prevent and minimize burning of agriculture waste, it is directed as follows:
1) All the States shall implement the respective notifications and directions issued by them under the Air Pollution Act banning the burning of crop residue/paddy straw strictly, in letter and in spirit.
2) Reports of the prosecutions launched/implementations for preventing burning of agricultural waste will be filed in this Court every week w.e.f. 01.10.2017.
3) The State Governments are to issue directions/orders to all the companies/plants including biomass plants, cement plants and power generation plants and public undertakings involved in the manufacturing of boards and rough paper, to discharge their corporate social responsibility by collecting the crop residue from the fields of farmers by providing them with money as consideration for lifting the agricultural residue. The implementation of the aforesaid directions/order would not entail any cost or financial dependence of the States on the Central Government to prevent stubble burning and consequential severe air pollution.
4) The authorities of each State will strictly implement the Graded Response Action Plan issued under the Notification dated 12.01.2017.W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 5 of 7
5) The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change will obtain weekly reports from the Special Committees established by each of these States on the steps taken in the concerned States to prevent burning of agricultural waste/stubble.
6) The Union of India will monitor the sites where agricultural waste is found to have been burnt by satellite tracking for monitoring/study of weather, i.e. update Satellite Imagery in terms of inputs from the Centre/Government/MoEF and Climate change.
7) It has been mentioned that in Punjab - specifically the District Collector, Sagrur; District Collector, Patiala; District Collector, Karnal; Chief Secretary, Punjab; Chief Secretary, NCT of Delhi; District Collector, Muzaffarnagar; Managing Director, NTPC; Secretary (S&T) and Joint Secretary (MoNRE) will share their inputs and experiences on biomass management in their respective districts and sectors.
8) This initiative which is being followed in these districts can be immediately replicated in other districts in the other States.
9) The states concerned, especially those having locales where smog formation is most likely, are to inform members of the public, the protective measures to be taken by them to safeguard their health. These measures include, but are not confined to weather, smog/smoke forecasts, wherever particulate matter is likely to concentrate highest, any day, or during any part of any day, to appraise the populace and general public through electronic mass media appeals and broadcasts, the other preventive measures to be taken, such as availability of gas masks, etc, when the W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 6 of 7 concentration levels are alarmingly high, making available such protective gear, in advance to those public personnel who are likely to be vulnerable, such as police, watch and ward staff, workers exposed to the elements, etc.
8. These preventive measures are to be given effect to forthwith. All the States, the Govt. of NCT of Delhi and the Union of India, shall file brief affidavits disclosing the measures taken to comply with the above order, before the next date of hearing.
9. The GNCTD; Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change; local bodies of Delhi - SDMC/NDMC/EDMC/NDMC/DCB and the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) shall file the latest status report through separate affidavits with respect to the latest position, having regard to the previous orders, with respect to the enhancement of capacity of waste-to-energy power plants; the provision for fresh site to accommodate waste disposal through landfills etc. and the steps taken so far with respect to solid waste management and disposal.
List the cases for further directions on 16th October, 2017. Order dasti to the learned counsel for the parties under the signatures of the Court Master.
S. RAVINDRA BHAT, J SUNIL GAUR, J SEPTEMBER 22, 2017 kks W.P.(C) Nos.1346/2015 & 2115/2015 Page 7 of 7


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TSGL
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| void | addAnt (int x, int y) |
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| void | moveAnts () |
| Move the ants. More... | |
| void | moveAntsOld () |
| Move the ants. More... | |
| void | moveAntsNew () |
| Move the ants. More... | |
| void | setDrawdead (bool b) |
| Draw "dead" ants. More... | |
| void | life (int *current, int *fresh) |
| Give life to the ants! More... | |
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| int | width |
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| int | size |
| Canvas * | can |
Simulate Conway's Game of Life!
Contains the data and methods needed in order to simulate Conway's Game of Life.
see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life for more details on what Conway's Game of Life is.
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Add an ant.
Adds an ant to the LifeFarm object.
| x | The x coordinate of the ant in the LifeFarm object. |
| y | The y coordinate of the ant in the LifeFarm object. |
Referenced by LifeFarm(), and moveAntsOld().
| void LifeFarm::life | ( | int * | current, |
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Give life to the ants!
Makes the ants come alive by keeping track of their current positions and next state positions.
| *current | A pointer to an array of current states that the ants are in during the game. |
| *fresh | A pointer to an array of next states that the ants are going to be in during the game. |
Referenced by moveAntsNew().
| void LifeFarm::moveAnts | ( | ) |
Move the ants.
Move the ants that are currently in the LifeFarm object.
| void LifeFarm::moveAntsNew | ( | ) |
| void LifeFarm::moveAntsOld | ( | ) |
Move the ants.
This method is called first in order to move the ants around in the LifeFarm object.
Referenced by moveAnts().
| void LifeFarm::setDrawdead | ( | bool | b | ) |
Draw "dead" ants.
Determines if we should draw ants that have "died" in the game.
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<mat-card>
is a content container for text, photos, and actions in the context of a single subject.
The most basic card needs only an <mat-card>
element with some content. However, Angular Material
provides a number of preset sections that you can use inside a <mat-card>
:
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<mat-card-header> |
Section anchored to the top of the card (adds padding) |
<mat-card-content> |
Primary card content (adds padding) |
<img mat-card-image> |
Card image. Stretches the image to the container width |
<mat-card-actions> |
Container for buttons at the bottom of the card (adds padding) |
<mat-card-footer> |
Section anchored to the bottom of the card |
These elements primary serve as pre-styled content containers without any additional APIs.
However, the align
property on <mat-card-actions>
can be used to position the actions at the
'start'
or 'end'
of the container.
The <mat-card>
element itself does not add any padding around its content. This allows developers
to customize the padding to their liking by applying padding to the elements they put in the card.
In many cases developers may just want the standard padding specified in the Material Design spec.
In this case, the <mat-card-header>
, <mat-card-content>
, and <mat-card-footer>
sections can be
used.
<mat-card-content>
adds standard padding along its sides, as well as along the top if it is the
first element in the <mat-card>
, and along the bottom if it is the last element in the
<mat-card>
.<mat-card-header>
adds standard padding along its sides and top.<mat-card-actions>
adds padding appropriate for the action buttons at the bottom of a card. A <mat-card-header>
can contain any content, but there are several predefined elements
that can be used to create a rich header to a card. These include:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
<mat-card-title> |
A title within the header |
<mat-card-subtitle> |
A subtitle within the header |
<img mat-card-avatar> |
An image used as an avatar within the header |
In addition to using <mat-card-title>
and <mat-card-subtitle>
directly within the
<mat-card-header>
, they can be further nested inside a <mat-card-title-group>
in order arrange
them with a (non-avatar) image.
<mat-card-title-group>
can be used to combine a title, subtitle, and image into a single section.
This element can contain:
<mat-card-title>
<mat-card-subtitle>
<img mat-card-sm-image>
<img mat-card-md-image>
<img mat-card-lg-image>
Cards serve a wide variety of scenarios and may contain many different types of content.
Due to this flexible nature, the appropriate accessibility treatment depends on how you use
<mat-card>
.
There are several ARIA roles that communicate that a portion of the UI represents some semantically
meaningful whole. Depending on what the content of the card means to your application, you can apply
one of role="group"
, role="region"
, or
one of the landmark roles to the <mat-card>
element.
You do not need to apply a role when using a card as a purely decorative container that does not convey a meaningful grouping of related content for a single subject. In these cases, the content of the card should follow standard practices for document content.
Depending on how cards are used, it may be appropriate to apply a tabindex
to the <mat-card>
element.
tabindex="0"
may be appropriate. tabindex="-1"
may
be appropriate.Always test your application to verify the behavior that works best for your users.