Conditional Subgraph Nodes¶
Expansion / Summarization Factor Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
ESFN
(name, sum_op=None, **kwargs)¶ Expansion / Summarization Factor Node
This node should be connected to two DVNs that share the same set of random variables but perhaps different relational variables, with the DVN on the outward propagation side having a set of relational variables that is a subset of the set of relational variables of the DVN on the inward propagation side. The task of this node is to manipulate the incoming message’s batch dimensions so that they align with the relational variable dimensions of the target DVN. Specifically:
For the inward propagation, since the target DVN may include relational variables that do not present in the source DVN, this procedure consists of expansion of the message’s batch dimensions to make space for these missing relational variables, as well as permutation of the expanded dimensions so that they are in the same order as demanded by the target DVN.
For the outward propagation, it’s the exact opposite. Summarization across the message batch dimensions associated with those un-referenced relational variables is first carried out, followed by the same permutation procedure.
The summarization step can be thought of as a search or optimization problem, for which one finds a single distribution instance that best “summarizes” the behaviors of an entire (finite) space of distribution instances, where the dimensions of the space are spanned by the un-referenced relational variables. The semantics of such summarization can vary depending on the use case. The default summarization procedure implements the semantics of “combining” distributions, i.e.:
p(x) = p_1(x) * p_2(x) * ... * p_k(x)
but a custom summarization procedure can also be declared using the sum_op argument to implement other semantics.
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of this node
sum_op (Summarization, optional) – The summarization operation functor to be called during outward propagation. Defaults to
None
, in which case the “combination” semantic is implemented.
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sum_op
¶
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inward_compute
(in_ld, out_ld)¶ Expands and permutes the incoming message’s relational variable dimensions to match the target outgoing relational variable dimensions.
- Raises
AssertionError – If the set of source DVN’s relational variables is not a subset of the set of target DVN’s relational variables.
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outward_compute
(in_ld, out_ld)¶ Summarizes over incoming message’s un-referenced relational variable dimensions and permute to match the target outgoing relational variable dimensions.
The summarization semantic is defined by the sum_op specified during initialization. If sum_op is None, uses default summarization semantic defined at the Message level.
- Raises
AssertionError – If the set of source DVN’s relational variables is not a subset of the set of target DVN’s relational variables.
Relational Mapping Factor Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
RMFN
(name, arg2var, var2arg, arg2var_map, **kwargs)¶ Relation Variable Mapping Node
Converts predicate arguments from and to pattern variables. Applies relational variable’s VariableMap (if specified) by manipulating message batch dimensions. This node can thus implements the semantic of inner-pattern relational variable matching.
Mappings between the source relational arguments and target relational variables as well as that from source relational arguments to VariableMap instances need to be provided.
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of this node
arg2var (dict) – Dictionary mapping predicate relational argument Variable instance to pattern relational variable Variable instance.
var2arg (dict) – Dictionary mapping pattern relational variable Variable instance to LIST of predicate relational argument Variable instances. The list length would be longer than 1 if the relational variable is being referenced by multiple arguments.
arg2var_map (dict) – Dictionary mapping predicate relational argument Variable instance to a VariableMap instance if one is specified for this argument. If an argument is not associated with a VariableMap, it should not appear in this dictionary.
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arg2var
¶
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var2arg
¶
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arg2var_map
¶
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arg_set
¶ The set of predicate argument Variable instances. Obtained from the keys of arg2var.
- Type
set
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var_set
¶ The set of pattern variable Variable instances. Obtained from the keys of var2arg.
- Type
set
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arg2var_map_tuple
¶ Obtained from arg2var_map. Mapping from predicate argument to the mapping dictionary (if a VariableMap is specified).
- Type
dict
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arg2var_map_inv_tuple
¶ Obtained from arg2var_map. Mapping from predicate argument to the INVERSE mapping dictionary (if a VariableMap is specified).
- Type
dict
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inward_compute
(in_ld, out_ld)¶ Inward computation. Converts predicate relational arguments to pattern relational variables. Applies mappings to relational variable’s values, if specified.
For inward direction, we are assuming this is used in condition or condact patterns. Accordingly, the inverse mapping should be used to map predicate arguments to pattern variables.
Will check anyway if domain and image of the inverse map agree with the size range of the predicate argument and pattern variable respectively. However to be user friendly this should be checked beforehand by compiler.
Note that domain should be a subset of predicate argument size range, but image should be exactly equal to the pattern variable size range
The computations to be carried out can be summarized in three steps: map/broaden, diagonalize, & permute
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outward_compute
(in_ld, out_ld)¶ Outward computation. Converts pattern relational variables to predicate relational arguments. Applies mappings to relational variable’s values, if specified.
For outward direction, we are assuming this is used in action or condact patterns. Accordingly, the original forward mapping should be used to map pattern variables to predicate arguments.
Will check anyway if domain and image of the forward map agree with the size range of the predicate argument and pattern variable respectively. However to be user friendly this should be checked beforehand by compiler.
Note that image of the map should be a subset of predicate argument size range, but its domain should be exactly equal to the pattern variable size range.
The computations to be carried out can be summarized in three steps: un-diagonalize, map/narrow, & permute
Concatenation, Marginalization, & Transformation Factor Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
CMTN
(name, args2var, var2trans, preemptive=False, **kwargs)¶ Concatenation, Marginalization, & Transformation Node
Transforms the joint predicate pattern messages from and to a list of univariate pattern element messages representative of the events of each of the referenced pattern random variables.
By default, outgoing messages that consists of only particles contents will be marked with a special attribute
preemptive == True
. Alternatively, a preemptive attribute can be set at the node level during the initialization of this node, in which case when set toTrue
the outgoing message will always be marked withpreemptive == True
.Marking a message with
preemptive == True
indicates that the event particle values of this message should be taken as the universal event values for the corresponding pattern variable during this cognitive cycle. Any other predicate pattern that references this pattern variable should be forced to adopt this list of event values. Therefore, at most one CNTN among all those that reference the same pattern variable can send preemptive messages, otherwise an exception will be raised.- Parameters
name (str) – Name of this node
args2var (dict) – The dictionary mapping either a single predicate random argument Variable instance, or a tuple of predicate random argument Variable instances, to a single pattern random variable Variable instance.
var2trans (dict) – The dictionary mapping a pattern random variable Variable instance to a Transform instance, if a transformation is declared for this pattern variable. Accordingly, for each pattern element declared in the predicate pattern, there must be a corresponding FVN connected to this CMTN.
preemptive (bool, optional) – Whether the outgoing messages to all downstream nodes will always be marked with
preemptive == True
. Defaults toFalse
.
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args2var
¶
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var2trans
¶
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preemptive
¶
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add_link
(linkdata)¶ Some additional checks for CMTN
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inward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶ For each pattern element in the predicate pattern, generate a univariate message that is representative of the marginal events of the associated pattern variable. Sends this message to the FVN that corresponds to this pattern element.
The above message generation step is done by the following procedure:
Marginalize over any un-referenced predicate arguments
For each random pattern element:
Compute the outgoing message’s particles component:
marginalize the message over all other predicate random arguments that are not referenced by this pattern element.
If this pattern element references multiple predicate random arguments in a list, then concatenate these dimensions. The resulting message should consist of a single event dimension.
If a transformation is declared on the associated pattern random variable, then apply the INVERSE of the transformation on the message.
Annotate the outgoing message’s parameter component (if included in incoming message):
Annotate the message with
param_event_mismatch == False
label to indicate the particles above approximates the same distribution the parameters are encoding, only if there is only one pattern element, and it references all predicate random arguments in the correct order (the original order when these arguments were declared)In any other case, annotate the message with
event_space=True
label.
If the message do not contain parameters components, or if
self.preemptive == True
, annotate the outgoing message with special attributepreemptive == True
. Otherwise, annotate withpreemptive == False
.
Send this message to the corresponding outgoing linkdata
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outward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶
Filter Variable Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
FVN
(name, **kwargs)¶ Filter Variable Node
Compares incoming message’s particle values against the constraints declared for the random variable. Filters out the particles if they do not meet the constraints, and raise an exception in this case if the message does not contain parameters.
- Parameters
preemptive (bool, optional) – If
True
, the outgoing message will always be marked with the special attributepreemptive == True
. Defaults toFalse
.
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val_constraints
¶ The value constraints extracted from ran_var.
- Type
set of torch.distributions.constraints.Constraint
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add_link
(linkdata)¶ FVN only admits one incoming link, but can admit multiple outgoing links
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compute
()¶ Filters particles if the particle values do not meet the pre-specified value constraints of the random random variables.
- Raises
ValueError – If the message being filtered does not contain parameters; this means the outgoing message would be None had we sent out the filtered message.
Event Aggregation Factor Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
EAFN
(name, ran_var, **kwargs)¶ Event Aggregation Factor Node
An EAFN aggregates, for a represented conditional pattern random variable, a universal list of event particle values that should be adopted and evaluated by all predicate patterns who reference this pattern variable. In other words, the particles message sent by this node can be viewed as an augmented list of particles that both necessarily meets the value constraint of this pattern variable and sufficiently covers the important regions in the event space of each predicate pattern prior distribution.
Connected from Filter Variable Nodes, an EAFN expects incoming messages to contain at least either particles or parameters, preferably both. In addition, messages should be marked with a boolean attribute
preemptive
. A message withpreemptive == True
indicates its list of event particle values will be taken directly as the final universal list of event particle values, ignoring all other messages. An EAFN therefore expects to receive only one preemptive message, otherwise an exception will be raised. If all messages are not preemptive, then the lists of event values from all of them (if applicable, i.e., if said message contains particles) will be taken and concatenated to form the universal list.- Parameters
name (str) – Name of this node.
ran_var (Variable) – The pattern random variable this EAFN is representing.
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name
¶
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ran_var
¶
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e_shape
¶ The event shape. Inffered from ran_var.
- Type
torch.Size
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add_link
(linkdata)¶ All connected variable node should only represent one single random variable, and it must be self.ran_var.
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inward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶ In no incoming message is preemptive, then aggregate particle event values and log sampling densities. Otherwise, take the particle event values and log sampling densities form the preemptive message. If there are more than one preemptive message, raise an exception.
Outgoing message will be an identity Particles message.
- Raises
ValueError – If found multiple preemptive messages.
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outward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶ Outward message computation. To be implemented by child class.
Event Resolution Factor Node¶
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class
pysigma.graphical.alpha_beta_nodes.
ERFN
(name, ks, args2var, var2trans, **kwargs)¶ Event Resolution Factor Node
An ERFN receives messages containing the universal event values determined by EAFN for each of the pattern variable referenced by the represented predicate pattern, as well as another one message that is the original unprocessed message sent by the alpha subgraph terminal node (ESFN), whose event values are unprocessed. This node then proceeds to compare the universal event values of each pattern variable against the original event values of the associated predicate arguments from the unprocessed message. If all such comparisons are equal, then the original message would be sent, otherwise the universal event values will be taken as the surrogate particle values in place of the original ones, followed by a step of importance re-weighting to yield an augmented message.
- Parameters
ks (KnowledgeServer) – The KnowledgeServer instance for the represented predicate pattern.
args2var (dict) – The dictionary mapping either a single predicate random argument Variable instance, or a tuple of predicate random argument Variable instances, to a single pattern random variable Variable instance.
var2trans (dict) – The dictionary mapping a pattern random variable Variable instance to a Transform instance, if a transformation is declared for this pattern variable. Accordingly, for each pattern element declared in the predicate pattern, there must be a corresponding FVN connected to this CMTN.
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ks
¶
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args2var
¶
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var2trans
¶
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add_link
(linkdata)¶ ERFN admits only one outgoing linkdata connecting to a DVN with full predicate arguments as random variables.
ERFN can admit multiple incoming linkdata, but each must be labeled with a boolean special attribute
"original"
. Each of theoriginal==False
linkdata must connect to a DVN that is one-to-one corresponding to one of the pattern variable referenced by the represented predicate pattern. On the other hand, only oneoriginal==True
linkdata can be admitted, and it must be a DVN with full predicate arguments as random variables, similar to the outgoing DVN node.
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inward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶ The following procedure is carried out:
For each pattern element (args & var pair in
self.args2var
):Gather the universal event values of the pattern variable from corresponding incoming linkdata
If a transformation is declared on this pattern element, then apply the FORWARD (inverse of inverse) transformation on the universal event values
Save the (transformed) event values as part of the surrogate particles.
Retrieve the message parameter from the “original” message
Use the surrogate particles to create an augmented Particles message, combine with original parameters, and perform importance re-weighting. Send the resulting message
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outward_compute
(in_ld_list, out_ld_list)¶


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Input/Output
Search Timewise
Gather data for google searches over time.
- param searchwords
Lookup each input word and return the (normalized) frequency of google searches. Example: [‘Corona’,’earth quake’]
- type searchwords
list
- param geo
Filter on geographical locations. ‘NL’ (only netherlands) [‘NL’,’germany’,’IT’]
- type geo
list, optional
- param date_start
String: Start date for counting.
- type date_start
str [dd-mm-yyyy]
- param date_stop
String: Stop date for counting. If nothing is filled in, date of today is used.
- type date_stop
str [dd-mm-yyyy], optional
- param method
Type of google search. The default is ‘news’. Choose on of those: ‘images’,’news’,’youtube’,’froogle’
- type method
str, optional
- param verbose
Print message to screen. The default is 3.
- type verbose
int, optional
- raises Exception
code 429: Too Many google requests in a given amount of time (“rate limiting”).
- returns
method (str) : Type of method.
dict of dataframes : Per country the counts for searchwords.
geo (list): The abrevations of the country names.
geo_names (list): The full name of hte countries.
searchwords (list): The input searchwords.
date_range (str): The date: [from To].
- rtype
dict containing results.
Examples
>>> result = googletrends.temporal(['bitcoin','ethereum'], geo=['nl', 'united states'], date_start='01-12-2019')
>>> googletrends.plot(result)
Search Geographically
Gather data for google searches over geographical locations and time.
- param searchwords
Lookup each input word and return the (normalized) frequency of google searches. Example: [‘Corona’,’earth quake’]
- type searchwords
list
- param geo
Filter on geographical locations. ‘NL’ (only netherlands) [‘NL’,’germany’,’IT’]
- type geo
list, optional
- param date_start
String: Start date for counting.
- type date_start
str [dd-mm-yyyy]
- param date_stop
String: Stop date for counting. If nothing is filled in, date of today is used.
- type date_stop
str [dd-mm-yyyy], optional
- param method
Type of google search. The default is ‘news’. Choose on of those: ‘images’,’news’,’youtube’,’froogle’
- type method
str, optional
- param include_suggestions
Include suggestions. The default is False.
- type include_suggestions
bool, optional
- param verbose
Print message to screen. The default is 3.
- type verbose
int, optional
- raises Exception
code 429: Too Many google requests in a given amount of time (“rate limiting”).
- returns
- Each input country has the following keys:
method (str) : Type of method.
dict of dataframes : Per country the counts for searchwords.
geo (list): The abrevations of the country names.
geo_names (list): The full name of the countries.
searchwords (list): The input searchwords.
date_range (str): The date: [from To].
- rtype
dict containing results.
Examples
>>> result = googletrends.spatio(['bitcoin','ethereum'], geo=['nl','italy'], date_start='01-12-2012')
>>> googletrends.plot(result)
Search Trending
Trending google searches.
Description
If you choose a time period that is 3 months or shorter you get daily data, otherwise you get weekly data. If the time period is 3 years or longer, the monthly data is plotted, otherwise it is weekly data.
- param searchwords
Lookup each input word and return the (normalized) frequency of google searches. Example: [‘Corona’,’earth quake’]
- type searchwords
list
- param geo
Filter on geographical locations. ‘NL’ (only netherlands), [‘NL’,’germany’,’IT’], ‘world’ to examine all countries
- type geo
list, optional
- param date_start
String: Start date for counting.
- type date_start
str [dd-mm-yyyy]
- param date_stop
String: Stop date for counting. If nothing is filled in, date of today is used.
- type date_stop
str [dd-mm-yyyy], optional
- param method
Type of google search. The default is ‘news’. Choose on of those: ‘images’,’news’,’youtube’,’froogle’
- type method
str, optional
- param verbose
Print message to screen. The default is 3.
- type verbose
int, optional
- raises Exception
code 429: Too Many google requests in a given amount of time (“rate limiting”).
- rtype
dict containing results.
Examples
>>> result = googletrends.spatio(['bitcoin','ethereum'], geo=['nl','italy'], date_start='01-12-2012')
>>> googletrends.plot(result)
>>> # Plot only on the worldmap
>>> googletrends.plot_worldmap(result)


Junior Bake Off winner ‘stunned' after lifting trophy
The winner of Junior Bake Off 2019 has said he was “too stunned to cry” after being crowned.
Fin, 13, from Manchester, won the coveted title during Friday night’s final on Channel 4.
The Great British Bake Off’s junior spin-off saw 20 nine to 15-year-olds compete in a range of cooking challenges.
Fin, who started baking with his grandmother and taught himself further using YouTube videos, rose to the challenge during two heats and a finals week.
He said: “It was probably the most surreal thing that has ever happened to me.
“The pause between announcing ‘and the winner is…’ to saying my name seemed to go on for ages.
“My legs were shaking so much, and when I heard it was me, my legs collapsed with the sheer exhaustion of it all.
“I was so overwhelmed as all the other bakers ran over to hug me. I pulled myself together and took the trophy from (judge) Liam.
“My sister shed a little happy tear, my mum was in shock, and I was too when I heard my name, I think I was too stunned to cry.
“It was one of the best days of my life.”
Harry Hill hosted the show while judges Prue Leith and former Bake Off contestant Liam Charles were tasked with choosing this year’s winner.
The four finalists’ last chance to impress came with the last Showstopper, a cake in the form of the Junior Bake Off trophy.
Charles said: “His Showstopper was pretty much faultless, and that was his best cake of the series… He absolutely smashed it.”
Leith added: “Fin absolutely deserved to win. He pushed himself as hard as he could and all his cakes were just absolutely wonderful.”


Spain court agrees to extradite Venezuelan ex-intelligence chief to USA: EFE
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain’s High Court has agreed to extradite former Venezuelan intelligence chief Hugo Carvajal to the United States, reversing a previous ruling to deny the extradition request, EFE news agency reported on Friday, citing judicial sources.
Carvajal’s lawyer told Reuters she had not been notified of any court decision.
The former general was arrested by Spanish police in April at the request of U.S. authorities, but Spain’s High Court then ruled in September that he should be released and his extradition request denied.
Carvajal, an ally of Venezuela’s late Socialist leader Hugo Chavez, is wanted by U.S. authorities for alleged drug trafficking.
He has previously denied accusations that he collaborated with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia to help smuggle cocaine into the United States.


LocalVideoWallPlaylist is a single html static file that allows you to specify a few local video files and it display a wall of videos. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Everything is kept locally in your browser. This works offline if you save the page first.
This is made with a different twist from the other video wall of F² Microtools suite as it uses a fixed grid and manages a repeating playlist rather than fitting all of the videos on the wall at once
There's not many bells or whisles. This was just a little experiment to build the most lightweight tool for this without using external dependencies.
Pull requests to improve or add functionalities are welcome.
This tool is part of the F² MicroTools suite. A collection of tools that that are tiny, with no dependencies and typically just do one thing.


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First live pictures of Motorola Razr with folding screen emerge
by SururMotorola is holding a press event on November 13 in Los Angeles where we expect them to launch the Motorola Razr folding smartphone.
We have already seen extensive renders leak, and now a real-life picture of the handset has emerged.
The picture was posted on Weibo and shows the device fully folded open with an impressively flat screen.
The specs of the device recently leaked and include:
- sdm710, likely Qualcomm Snapdragon 710
- Main display: 6.20″ 2142×876 by BOE
- Closed display: 2.69″ 800×600 also by BOE
- 4/6GB RAM
- 64/128GB storage
- Now believed to have 2510mAh battery
- SKUs: Verizon (US) and ROW
The handset is expected to cost around $1500 at launch.
What do our readers think of the device? Let us know below.


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@regineheberlein here is the spreadsheet with the data for Step 1.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 22:08:12.@faithc Which repo are these top_containers in?
rare books
Ok, thanks! Typically, the uri should look like this (and contain the repo number):
repositories/6/top_containers/47145
For top_container records, the uri is at the bottom of the record. I'll update the input data you provided.
Ahhh ok re: the location of the URI. I had just used the record's URLs, as you can see. Whoops. Thanks for updating the data!
It might be helpful to note where staff can locate URIs for different record types in the template you created unless that info is somewhere else that I'm not aware of?
@faithc Can you QA on staging please?
Looks good to me. Thanks, Regine.
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by None at 2023-01-27 00:03:10.Deployed and updated locations (marquand$pv) in staging and qa https://bibdata-qa.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations/marquand$pv https://bibdata-staging.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations/marquand$pv
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-01-26 15:03:20.@kevinreiss In this case is delivery location the one that has PJ or PZ https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations ?
per @kevinreiss https://pulibrary.slack.com/archives/C031U4XCUH2/p1674742310498019
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-01-26 15:03:21.@kevinreiss 'marquand$pj' has 'recapedd: false', but we want 'marquand$pv' to have recapedd: true. Which are the settings that are the same between the two locations ? I'm pasting below 'marquand$pj' and 'marquand$pv' with the two updated settings you requested in this ticket and the updated delivery location from ticket #2066 .
{ "label": "Remote Storage (ReCAP): Marquand Library Use Only", "code": "marquand$pv", "aeonlocation": false, "recapelectronicdeliverylocation": true, "open": false, "requestable": true, "alwaysrequestable": false, "circulates": true, "remotestorage": "recaprmt", "fulfillmentunit": "Closed", "url": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations/marquand$pv.json", "library": { "label": "Marquand Library", "code": "marquand", "order": 0 }, "holdinglibrary": null, "deliverylocations": [ "PJ" ] },
{ "label": "Remote Storage (ReCAP): Marquand Library Use Only Rare Books", "code": "marquand$pz", "aeonlocation": true, "recapelectronicdeliverylocation": false, "open": false, "requestable": true, "alwaysrequestable": true, "circulates": false, "remotestorage": "recaprmt", "fulfillmentunit": "Closed", "url": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/holding_locations/marquand$pz.json", "library": { "label": "Marquand Library", "code": "marquand", "order": 0 }, "holdinglibrary": { "label": "Marquand Library", "code": "marquand", "order": 0 }, "deliverylocations": [ "PJ" ] },
sorry I was looking marquand$pz
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-01-26 15:03:21.Question: since the FAST headings might duplicate LCSH, do we want to display these? Do we break them out by type?
See https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/9930372423506421/staff_view
The 041s that have the ISO 639-3 have a $2 of iso639-3
So traject can handle the 041s with $2 iso639-3 separately from 041s without that $2.
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by Esmé Cowles at 2023-01-26 18:34:30.@mzelesky Are the new locations considered "supervised use"?
The new non-requestable ReCAP locations are: xgr xcr phr xrr xmr
xmr will have the same restrictions as xm. Similar for all locations above.
all of them are aeon delivery locations Private Supervised use
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by James R. Griffin III at 2023-01-26 15:12:02.It's resource: 5a110633-73ff-480e-ba19-bd9375ecbc51
In the past this has been because something's in Solr but not postgres. I grabbed the second page's JSON (https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog.json?f%5Bmember_of_collection_titles_ssim%5D%5B%5D=Patron+Requests&page=2), parsed the IDs, and ran them through:
saved_ids = ChangeSetPersister.default.query_service.custom_queries.find_saved_ids(ids: ids)
irb(main):023:0> ids - saved_ids.map(&:to_s)
=> ["5a110633-73ff-480e-ba19-bd9375ecbc51"]
Checking the logs that got ingested earlier today. Looking to see if it was reingested, source metadata identifier is:<PHONE_NUMBER>506421
d799c392-9bda-4157-93c6-6cf88cac6d6a was a reingest of the resource and seems to be working. I'll delete that record from solr.
I deleted the bad ID from Solr:
Blacklight.default_index.connection.delete_by_id("5a110633-73ff-480e-ba19-bd9375ecbc51")
Blacklight.default_index.connection.commit
I'm not sure how this sync issue happened. It was ingested at 3:52 on Monday, maybe some system event caused it?
Looks good now.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 21:09:36.@mzelesky I agree. Closing, since the immediate issue was resolved, and #435 should guard against similar occurrences in the future.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-01-27 00:20:38.Deployed to the guides site for testing. Will merge when revisions/feedback are complete.
Update the rdss globus handbook if there is additional monitoring configuration to be done.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-01-26 20:55:00.I unblocked the issue. The bibdata issues are resolved. https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/2067 https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/2066
Those two issues have put the form in the current state. The PV items show in library use now and only allow you to request to firestone. EDD is also available.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2023-01-26 15:23:07.Any news on this? I've had renewed enquiries from the curatorial staff. Apparently it's a sore point for them.
loaded name-titles in https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu/browse/name_titles?start=51
Coverage: 94.538%. Remained the same when pulling 83116ddafc0933482eee48acc358999df4398df1 on resume-cron-jobs into 6f36f0090dbc174138c7814f0c787a75e4cd04b4 on main.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 20:45:54.I generated the name_titles csv file and uploaded it in catalog-qa. Assuming that call numbers uploads successfully as well, since it was the same record that created the error in name-titles and call-numbers I will resume the cron job.
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 20:53:00.Thanks @kevinreiss, looks good.
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-01-26 21:09:44.Closing, since we are moving the blacklight partials to DSS (see https://github.com/pulibrary/DSS/issues/256)
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 20:06:57.Closing, since we are moving the blacklight partials to DSS (see https://github.com/pulibrary/DSS/issues/256)
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 20:07:33.Closing, since we are moving the blacklight partials to DSS (see https://github.com/pulibrary/DSS/issues/256)
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by Jane Sandberg at 2023-01-26 20:07:41.referenced
by Christina Chortaria at 2023-01-26 20:25:17.merged
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-01-26 20:25:18.Closing this ticket, pulibrary/ops-catchall#22 exists, and we do not have anything additional to document until that has been completed
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There are essentially 4 types of variable scope in Ruby, in addition to a constant scope: There are CONSTANTS, $global variables, @@class variables, @instance variables, and local variables. Variable scope is used to distinguish between and assign different scopes of applicability to different types of variables. For example, a constant like pi will always be equal to 3.1415926... no matter where it may appear in a program, or anywhere for that matter. For this reason, it makes sense to declare pi as a constant, so that it can be accessed anywhere within a program when needed with the same unchanging value. Global variables, which are written with a "$" sign in front, are similar to constants in that they are accessible throughout an entire program no matter where they are declared.
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We first introduced this with the release of Vault 2.0 back in February 2004.
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THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS A film review by John Oswalt Copyright 1992 John Oswalt
2 hours, R (violence) Writers: Michael Mann, Christopher Crowe Director: Michael Mann Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe, Wes Studi, Steven Waddington, Jodhi May, Eric Schweig
About twenty years ago I saw the Masterpiece Theatre series "The Last Of The Mohicans," and loved it. I went straight to the library and read the book. The current movie, which is a much looser adaptation of James Fenimore Cooper's 1826 novel, suffers in comparison both to the book, and to the PBS series. (Or at least to my twenty-year-old memories of them.)
However, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, 1992 style, is not all that bad. It is generally entertaining, and contains some beautiful scenery. After the movie, my companion, having watched two hours of action set in verdant forests with waterfalls at every turn, figured that the movie was filmed in Hawaii or New Zealand. Actually, it was filmed in North Carolina. It is good to know that there are such beautiful places left. I am afraid that the West Coaster's view of the East coast is of factories, endless cities, and acid rain denuded forests.
I have a lot of quibbles with the movie. The plot is very predictable. When you see a party of red-coats marching through a clearing in the forest, you just know that some Indians are going to massacre them, as the European's ritualized formation fighting is hopelessly outclassed by the guerrilla tactics of the Indians. Just as certainly, you know that the main characters will miraculously be spared.
I found myself frowning at a lot of the dialogue, which is full of snappy one-liner comebacks common in today's films. This is fine for Dirty Harry, but is the antithesis of Cooper's flowery, wordy style. (The San Jose Mercury News reviewer, Glenn Lovell, whom I generally respect, approved of this change. I suspect that does not have the fond memories that I have of James Fenimore Cooper's books. He describes the book THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS as one which "many of us waded through in high school and college.")
It is amazing how clean the main characters' clothes and hair remain considering all that they go through. Natty Bumppo always has a gun ready when he needs it, but we never see him reload. The women in the movie don't do much besides cower and swoon. The fight scenes, of which there are plenty, are toned down to preserve the R rating.  Most of the movie takes place sneaking around in the dense forest, or at night, or both, and things are a little hard to see.
This brings up a pet peeve of mine. I have seen many Technicolor movies made in the 30's, 40's, and 50's, and the color in them is far superior to that in the movies made today. I recently saw a restored print of LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN, which was made in Technicolor in 1945. When I compare that movie, which contains a lot of upstate New York scenery, with this one, I just shake my head. Why, Hollywood, did you abandon a process which produces such beautiful true-to-life colors, for the washed-out look of today? With all the millions spent on movie production you would think that they could use good film.
However, these are all only quibbles, and considering the current movie-making conventions and context, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS is pretty good. It even overcomes a few trends. It is an action picture with no car chases. Despite PC, the main bad guy is an American Indian. There are no product placements.
I rate it 7 on the 0-10 scale, or a high 0 on the Mark Leeper -4 to +4 scale.
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Instagram copies TikTok with new 'Reels' feature - here's how it works
Instagram's new feature, called Reels, lets you create 15-second video clips set to audio or music, and share them with your followers via your Story
by Shivali Best, https://www.facebook.com/shivalibestjournalist/They’re two of the biggest rivals in the social media industry, and now it seems that Instagram has taken a leaf out of TikTok’s book with the launch of its latest feature.
The feature, called Reels, lets users create 15-second video clips set to music, and share them on their Stories.
According to TechCrunch , who first reported the new feature, users can access a huge catalogue of music to soundtrack their Reels, or borrow audio from another video.
Surprisingly, Instagram has been fairly open about the fact that it copied the feature from TikTok.
Speaking to TechCrunch , Robby Stein, Instagram’s director of product management, said: “I think Musically before TikTok, and TikTok deserve a ton of credit for popularising this format.
“No two products are exactly the same, and at the end of the day sharing video with music is a pretty universal idea we think everyone might be interested in using. The focus has been on how to make this a unique format for us.”
Reels can be found in the Instagram Stories shutter modes tray, alongside the Boomerang and Super-Zoom options.
Users can choose whether to record a video with no audio, to borrow audio from another audio, or to add a popular song to their recording.
And unlike standard videos on Stories, users can record or upload multiple video clips to fill out their Reel.
Initially, the feature is only available for Instagram users in Brazil, where it’s called Cenas.
It remains unclear when, or if, it will launch for users around the world. Mirror Online has contacted Instagram for comment.


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Frequently Awkward Questions for the Entertainment Industry: "The RIAA and MPAA trot out their spokespeople at conferences and public events all over the country, repeating their misleading talking points. Innovators are pirates, fair use is theft, the sky is falling, up is down, and so on. Their rhetoric shouldn't be given a free pass.
To that end, EFF has prepared a sample list of tough questions for times when you hear entertainment industry representatives speaking and want to challenge their positions. Asking hard questions is a way of "keeping honest people honest" and revealing when they're actually being deceptive."


Blues D Bortuzzo draws 4-game suspension
by ReutersSt. Louis Blues defenseman Robert Bortuzzo was suspended four games by the NHL’s Department of Player Safety on Sunday for cross-checking Nashville Predators forward Viktor Arvidsson.
Arvidsson was injured on the play and reportedly could miss 4-6 weeks. He stood near the Blues net when Bortuzzo hit him from behind, paused and cross-checked him again in the upper back as he tried to get up.
“This was not a hockey play,” the league said in a video announcing the suspension.
The suspension will cost Bortuzzo more than $67,000 in lost salary. The 30-year-old has one assist in 11 games this season and has appeared in 346 games over the course of his career with the Pittsburgh Penguins and St. Louis.
–Field Level Media


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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL CENTRAL ZONAL BENCH BHOPAL Original Application No. 16/2014 (CZ) (THC) CORAM: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Dalip Singh (Judicial Member) Hon'ble Mr. P.S. Rao (Expert Member) BETWEEN : - 1. Ram Singh S/o Shri Umda Ram, Village Jatwas, Post Office Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan. 2. Chhittar Mal S/o Shri Mangu Ram, Village Jatwas, Post Office Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan. 3. Ram Niwas S/o Harphool Chaudhary, Village Jatwas, Post Office Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan. 4. Lekh Ram S/o Shri Bansi Ram Village Jatwas, Post Office Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan. ...... Applicants Versus 1. Union of India through the Secretary, Ministry of Environment & Forest, Central Secretariat, New Delhi 2. State of Rajasthan through the Secretary, Department of Mines, Government of Rajasthan, Rajasthan Secretariat, Jaipur 3. The Secretary, Environment & Forest Deptt, Rajasthan Secretariat, Jaipur, 4. The District Collector, Sikar, Rajasthan. 1 Original Application No. 16/2014 5. The Chief Conservator of Forest, Forest Department, Jhalana Doongri, Jaipur. 6. The Chairman, Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, Jhalana Doongri, Jaipur. 7. Shri Subhash Pradhan S/o Sh. Kedar Nath Sharma, R/o Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, Sikar, Rajasthan. 8. Smt. Anuradha Sharma w/o Shri Subhash Sharma, R/o Village Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan. ........ Respondents
Counsel for Applicant : Mr. Subhashree, Advocate Counsel for Respondent No. 1 : Ms. Anjum Feroz, Advocate for Mr. Deepesh Joshi, Advocate Counsel for Respondent No. 4 : Mr. R.K. Shrivastav, Advocate Mr. A. P. Khara, AAO Dated : May 20th, 2014 Delivered in Open Court by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Dalip Singh, Judicial Member
1. The case in hand being O.A. No. 16/2014, was originally filed as a Public Interest Litigation/Writ Petition bearing No. 7988/2005 before the Hon'ble High Court of Rajasthan at Jaipur Bench by the four Applicants with the prayer that the record pertaining to allotment and grant of mining leases to Respondent Nos. 7 & 8 in Khasra Nos. 155, 157 and 207/1 situated at village Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-Ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan be re-examined on the ground that the land in the aforesaid Khasra Nos. comprises pasture land and is a part of the Aravali Range and therefore the mining leases granted to them be revoked.
2. The Hon'ble High Court vide its order dated 29th September, 2005 directed notices to be issued to the Respondent and after service the Respondents 2 Original Application No. 16/2014 submitted their reply more particularly the Respondent Nos. 2 to 5 and the Respondent No. 6/SPCB filed separate replies. The Respondent Nos. 7 & 8 also submitted their replies to the petition. While the petition was pending before the Hon'ble High Court, the Hon'ble High Court vide its order dated 21st October, 2013 directed transfer of the petition to the NGT, Central Zone Bench, Bhopal. After receipt of the case file from the Hon'ble High Court, notices were issued to the parties vide order dated 7 th April, 2014. The parties put in their appearance before this Tribunal on 11th March, 2014. After hearing the parties, the Tribunal thought it proper to direct the Respondent No. 6 and the Respondent Nos. 2 to 5 to submit the present position as the replies had been filed much earlier before the Hon'ble High Court in the year 2006 and to indicate as to what is the present position with regard to the mines and the mining operations and compliance of the conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' etc.
3. In pursuance of our order, learned counsel for the State Pollution Control Board submitted an affidavit on 31st March, 2014 and brought out the following facts with regard to the three mining leases i.e. ML Nos. 200/2004, 201/2004 and 250/2004. It was submitted that the inspection of the aforesaid mines was carried out and after noting down the observations with regard to the compliance of the condition of the 'Consent to Operate' and the mining leases as well as the observance of the provisions of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the officials of the State Pollution Control Board had issued show-cause notices to the lessee of ML No. 200/2004 with a copy of the inspection report dated 19th March, 2004. Likewise, in the case of ML No. 201/2004 the inspection was carried out and it was found that the 'Consent to Operate' was valid upto 31st March, 2014 though the mining lease was valid upto 12th January, 2025. Since the 3 Original Application No. 16/2014 conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' were not being observed, a show- cause notice has been issued to the lessee of ML 201/2004. Copies of the inspection report dated 19th March, 2014 as well as the show-cause notice were filed along with the said affidavit. In the case of ML No. 250/2004 inspection was carried out on 19th March, 2014 and the 'Consent to Operate' was found to be valid upto 30th April, 2015 but several instances of non- compliance of the consent were found to be not being observed and accordingly a show-cause notice was issued on 25th March, 2014 for revocation of the 'Consent to Operate' under the provisions of Section 31(A) of the Air Act, 1981.
4. The matter was heard on 22nd April, 2014 after the notice period expired on 10th April, 2014 and it was directed that in case the deficiencies as pointed out in the show cause notice have not been removed, the mining activities of all the three mining leases shall not be permitted.
5. Today, during the course of hearing, learned counsel for the State Pollution Control Board Shri Sandeep Singh submitted that on account of non- compliance and non-fulfilment of the conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' so far as all the aforesaid three mines are concerned, the said mines have been ordered to be closed by the State Pollution Control Board authorities till such time the conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' are fully complied with fully as directed by this Court on 22nd April, 2014.
6. We may point out here that the original lessee of ML No. 200/2004 and ML No. 201/2004 Subhash Pradhan Respondent No. 7 herein, has transferred his ML No. 200/2004 to one, Shri Bhoop Singh Gurjar and ML No. 201/2004 to one, Shri Rajesh Kumar. Shri Bhoop Singh is in possession of mining lease since 2004. Likewise, Respondent No.8/Anuradha Sharma has transferred the ML No. 250/2004 to one, Shri Balwan Singh. As far as mining lease 4 Original Application No. 16/2014 No. 201/2004, presently in possession of the transferee, Shri Rajesh Kumar, has since been revoked on account of non-observance of the conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' by the State Pollution Control Board as the conditions of the consent have not been fulfilled by both these lease-holders. Shri Bhoop Singh who is in possession on ML No. 200/2004 after its transfer, has sought fresh renewal of his consent though as per the learned counsel for the SPCB his 'Consent to Operate' also stands revoked as he failed to comply with the shortcomings as pointed out and the SPCB has already expressed its intention of denial to renew the 'Consent to Operate' on account of the aforesaid reasons. Thus, so far as all the three mining leases for which the complaint was raised in the present petition by the Applicant, the present status remains that all of them have been closed on account of non-observance of the conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' granted by the State Pollution Control Board.
7. In the petition the Applicant has firstly raised the issue that all the aforesaid three mines granted in Khasra Nos. 155, 157 and 207/1, village Hasampur, Tehsil Neem-Ka-Thana, District Sikar, Rajasthan, are located in Charagah land (Pasture land) and therefore the contention of the learned counsel for the Applicant is that without the consent of the Gram Sabha the same could not have been allotted for the aforesaid purpose. He has also relied upon the decision of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Jagpal Singh & Ors Vs. State of Punjab & Ors in Civil Writ Petition No. 1131/2011 dated 28th January, 2011 wherein the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Para No. '15' held as follows : -
"In many states Government orders have been issued by the State Government permitting allotment of Gram Sabha land to private persons and commercial enterprises on payment of some money. In our opinion all such Government orders are illegal, and should ignored".5
Original Application No. 16/2014
8. Learned counsel further submitted that as far as the allotment made to the lessees of the mines of Respondent Nos. 7 & 8 is concerned, the same should be revoked as the Hon'ble Supreme Court has laid-down an absolute bar and embargo on the allotment of Gram Sabha land to the private enterprises for commercial purpose. However, learned counsel for the Applicant conceded the fact that in accordance with the rules prevailing in the State of Rajasthan, more particularly the allotment rules of 1992 which were in force at the time when the allotment of the mining lease was made and the order for conversion of the Charagah land was passed by the District Collector in the year 2004, the procedure as provided under the rules had been observed in as much as the consent of the Gram Sabha had been obtained prior to the NOC granted by the District Collector on 9 th November, 2004 and the lease was granted accordingly by the Mining Department to the Respondent Nos. 7 and 8 on 11th November, 2004. However, learned counsel for the Applicant pointed out that the Gram Sabha which met on 21st February, 2005 took a decision to revoke the consent it had granted earlier in the year 2004 and therefore the mining leases granted to the Respondent Nos. 7 and 8 deserve to be quashed in the light of the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court.
9. As far as the aforesaid submission is concerned so far as the above factual position with regard to the mining leases allowed to be granted by the Gram Sabha and in pursuance thereof no objection given by the District Collector, the granting of mining leases on 11th November, 2004 i.e. prior to the revocation of the decision of the Gram Sabha in February, 2005 is not in dispute. In the light of these facts, we may observe that it is not the case of the Applicant that the procedure as provided under the law was not followed. Under the Rajasthan land revenue laws the competent authority for setting 6 Original Application No. 16/2014 apart land for public utility is the District Collector and the District Collector is also empowered under the Rules of 1992 framed in this behalf for making the allotment subject to the allotment which are provided under the rules and that the mining area allotted is only one hectare each to the three lessees i.e. in ML Nos. 200/2004, 201/2004 and 250/2004. As such the aforesaid condition has been fully complied with.
10.The other provisions with regard to obtaining the consent of the Gram Sabha etc. has also been taken care of and it is only after the issuance of the NOC by the District Collector on 9th November, 2004 that the mining leases were granted on 11th November, 2004. The question with regard to the subsequent revocation cannot be taken into account as it is not the case that the earlier Gram Sabha tainted with fraud or misrepresentation.
11.Be that as it may. The mining lease holders having been granted the lease after following the procedure were under a valuable right accrued to them for proceeding with the mining operations in accordance with law. Therefore, so long as the operations are carried out in accordance with law by observing the terms & conditions of the mining lease and terms & conditions of the 'Consent to Operate' under the Air Act, 1981 they were entitled to operate the same. So soon as the non-observance of the conditions were noticed and the SPCB having given show-cause notice under Section 31(A), of the Air Act, 1981, in our opinion the SPCB has rightly therefore enforced the closure of the mines against all the three lease holders. We therefore find no merit in the contention of the Applicant so far as it relates to the revocation of consent granted by the Gram Sabha in their resolution.
12.The other contention which has been raised in the petition pertains to the mining leases having been granted in the catchment area obstructing the 7 Original Application No. 16/2014 flow of the rain water into the village pond. So far as this issue is concerned, the Respondent No. 2 in their reply have denied the aforesaid facts. Therefore, as per the affidavit filed by the State we are inclined to accept the reply submitted by the State that there is no obstruction to the flow of water into the pond as the mining leases have not been granted in the catchment area of the village pond and the pond continues to get rain water and the cattle in the village continue to drink water in the pond. We therefore find no merit in the aforesaid contention of the Applicant and the same deserves to be quashed.
13.Learned counsel for the Applicant also submitted that in the light of the decision of the Hon'ble Supreme Court on 28th January, 2011 in the case of Jagpal Singh (supra) the State Government has also issued a Circular on 25th April, 2011 for taking note of the points raised in the aforesaid judgment with regard to the catchment area of the ponds and reservoirs and the pasture lands for being allotted. He submitted that in the instant case general directions may be issued to the State Government for observance of the directions issued in its judgment if the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Jagpal Singh's case in Para No. 15 thereof and ensure that no part of the catchment area / pasture land should be allotted for other than the purpose for which they have been set apart without the consent of the Gram Sabha.
14.So far as this contention is concerned, since the Government has also taken note of the aforesaid judgment and issued the Circular on 25th April, 2011, specific instances of any violation of the direction issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court may be brought to the notice of this Tribunal or the concerned authority and we expect that the concerned authorities shall take note of the same and initiate action after following the procedure prescribed. 8 Original Application No. 16/2014
15.As far as the aforesaid all the three mining leases are concerned i.e. ML Nos. 200/2004, 201/2004 and 250/2004 since all of them are at present remained closed as and when application or information is submitted by the mining lease holders to the SPCB during the pendency of the Application and if the the deficiencies as pointed out in the show-cause notice are removed, it is expected that the SPCB shall proceed to inspect the mining leases and in case the deficiencies as pointed out have been removed to the satisfaction of the SPCB, the SPCB shall issue necessary orders in accordance with law. Having said so, it is directed that as and when such applications are submitted by the lessees and the orders passed by the SPCB on such application, the same shall be filed before this Tribunal for examination of the same.
16.This Application stands disposed of in the above terms.
(Mr. Justice Dalip Singh) Judicial Member Bhopal:
May 20th, 2014 (Mr. P.S. Rao) Expert Member 9 Original Application No. 16/2014


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After your arrival, you may need to arrange some administration in order to begin your studies at ELTE. The Quaestura Office of Student Services will give you a helping hand during the administration procedure.
Here you can find the basic guide to the administration at Quaestura Office of Student Services.
Queastura office provides students with online and offline services such as:
1. Student ID card management
2. Acceptance of Student Loan Contract
3. Providing the Neptun code/user name and password for students and professors
4. Posting service: forgotten Neptun password; temporary student certificate; validated plastic student card, certificate of student status
5. Health insurance management (for third country internationals Generali studium; for Stipendium Hungaricum students Generali health insurance and TAJ card)
6. Providing information regarding Finance
7. Providing Student Certificate
Correcting personal data in the Neptun system.
Transmission of the contracts of the Career Centre of ELTE.
In order to benefit from these services, you need to log into the platform with your neptune id email adress and your password as well.
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Kipchoge named 2019 Male Athlete of the Year
by IAAFMONACO, France, Nov 23 –Olympic Champion Eliud Kipchoge was for the second year running named the World Athletics Male Athlete of the Year in the 2019 gala held in Monaco on Saturday.
Kipchoge, the winner of the award last year, added to his phenomenal marathon CV in 2019.
In April he captured his fourth victory at the London Marathon with a 2:02:37 course record, the third fastest performance of all time.
The 35-year-old Kenyan followed up in October by blasting through the distance’s two-hour barrier with a 1:59:40.2 performance at the Ineos159 Challenge in Vienna.
-Muhammad reigns supreme
In the women’s category, Dalilah Muhammad, 29, was named the Woman Athlete of the Year.
She broke the world record in the 400m hurdles twice this year, first with a 52.20 performance at the US Championships in July to eclipse a mark which had stood since 2003.
Muhammad broke it again at the World Athletics Championships Doha 2019, clocking 52.16 in one of the championships’ most eagerly-awaited finals to claim the world title for the first time.
Muhammad also won world gold in the 4x400m relay and won five of her seven races.
Male Rising Star –
The rising star athlete of the year went to Selemon Barega. The 19-year-old was the silver medallist in the 5000m at the World Championships, and finished fifth in the senior race at the World Cross Country Championships Aarhus 2019.
The Ethiopian also produced world U20 leads at both the 5000m and 10,000m with 12:53.04 and 26:49.46, respectively.
Female Rising Star was won by Yaroslava Mahuchikh. Mahuchikh, the 2017 world U18 champion, continued her ascension into the high jump elite at the World Championships where she twice broke the world U20 record, first with a leap of 2.02m and again with a clearance of 2.04m to secure the silver medal. The 18-year-old also won the European U20 title.
Coaching Achievement – Brother Colm O’Connell
During a coaching career that has spanned more than four decades, O’Connell, an Irish missionary who has lived in Iten, Kenya, since 1976, has coached 25 world champions and four Olympic gold medallists, including Wilson Kipketer and David Rudisha, the World Athletes of the Year in 1997 and 2010, respectively.
Fair Play Award – Braima Suncar Dabo
Dabo, a distance runner from Guinea-Bissau, made headlines around the world after he helped fellow runner, Jonathan Busby of Aruba, to the finish line during their opening round heat of the 5000m at the World Championships. Busby was near collapse with about 200 metres left in the race, when Dabo stopped to help his distressed fellow competitor.
Presidents Award – Vikki Orvice
Orvice, a long-time British athletics journalist for The Sun, passed away last February after a long battle with cancer.
Orvice served as chairperson of the British Athletics Writers Association (BAWA) between 2003 and 2005, the first woman to be appointed the role. She was also vice-chair of the Football Writers Association, one of the directors of Women In Football and a member of the IAAF Press and Media Operations Advisory Group.
Woman of the Year – Derartu Tulu
The Ethiopian distance running legend who won Olympic 10,000m titles in 1992 and 2000, Tulu has served as acting president of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation since November 2018.
She is also a Council member of the African Athletics Confederation and vice president of the East Africa Athletics Region.
Athletics Photograph of the Year – Felix Sanchez Arrazola
The Spanish photographer’s image of a jubilant Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce moments after winning her fourth world 100m title was judged to be the winner from this year’s shortlist of four photographs. Arrazola also won the award in 2019.
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Hi, I'm Sebastián.
I am a NYC-based computer science educator and developer.
I was born in Mexico City, and later moved to New York, where I studied at NYU.
Although I mostly deal in the introductory and game programming pedagogy space, I also have experience in areas of computer science.
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- Master of Science
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Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
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New York University
- Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming with Python Instructing 2 lecture sections and 6 laboratory sections, covering control flow structures, data structures, functional decomposition and style, IO, and object-oriented programming.
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Pace University
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Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (S.E.B.)
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New York, N.Y. (June 2019 – September 2019)
- Using the Google Places and OpenStreetMap APIs, developed a geocoding program capable of extracting the geometry of the physical assets of 100,000+ global companies across 11 sectors and 70 industries.
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Hi, I'm Sebastián. (🇯🇵)
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私はメキシコ出身で、ニューヨーク大学において勉強しました。
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Throughout your life you may have some moments where things so crazy happen you have to take a step back and ask yourself, what is reality? What makes my expereince real and how do I know I am living in the real world? That is the question we ask ourselves at VECG every day. In our quest to create the perfect virtual reality, they key is to understand what makes our reality real. We have all put on a cheap VR headset and despite the fancy looking graphics known that we were simply viewing a simulated world. Our goal is to transport you to a real one. Crowd simulation, space filling, realistic character rendering, visibilty, it is the little details that make a virtual enviroment seem real. It is not an easy task, but perhaps one day, reality and simulation won't be all that far appart.
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A fascinating look into a new method of Origami.
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A glowing light in the Computer Graphics field.
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