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Functions used by myExperiment's RDF generator at rdfgen/rdfgencli.php. More...
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| getEntityTypeAndID ($args) | |
| Determine the entity type and ID from the arguments provided at the command line. | |
| getEntityResults ($type, $id) | |
| Get MySQL result for query of an entity with a specific ID. | |
| entityExists ($type, $ids=array()) | |
| Test whether an entity or one of a number entities or a type of entity exists. | |
| generateEntityRDF ($row, $type) | |
| Generates RDF/XML for a particular entity. | |
| getVersionID ($entity) | |
| Get the ID field value from the database table of a version of a specified versioned entity, (e.g. Workflow, File or Pack). | |
| getHomepageAndFormats ($uri, $type) | |
| Generate RDF/XML representing the foaf:homepage and dcterms:hasFormat(s) properties for a specified Non-Information Resource (NIR) URI with a particular entity type. | |
| writeDataflowToFile ($wfvid, $ent_uri, $fileloc, $mime_type) | |
| Write to a local file the RDF/XML to represent the Dataflow for a specified WorkflowVersion. | |
| retrieveDataflowRDF ($id) | |
| Retrieve the RDF/XML pre-generated for a specified WorkflowVersion's Dataflow. | |
| isDataflow ($params) | |
| Test whether based on parts of the path of the URI the entity is a Dataflow or not. | |
| generateDataflowMappings ($dataflows) | |
| Take an array of Dataflows and map their internal IDs the their URIs. | |
| getPermissions ($policy_id) | |
| Get the permissions associated with a specified Policy. | |
| addShareAndUpdateMode ($contrib) | |
| Get the share and update modes for the Policy of a specified Contribution. | |
| canUserDownload ($entity) | |
| Determine whether the User requesting RDF has permission to download a specific downloadable entity. | |
| printCombinedProperty ($field, $property, $entity) | |
| Generate RDF/XML for a property by combining two or more database fields. | |
| printEntityProperty ($field, $property, $value, $msg="") | |
| Generates RDF/XML for a property by builidng a URI from optionally prepending $datauri and the URL subpath for the entity type before the value for the specified database field. | |
| printFunctionProperty ($property, $entity, $type="", $msg="") | |
| Generates RDF/XML for a property by building the value of the property by calling a particular function. | |
| printDatatypeProperty ($property, $value) | |
| Generates RDF/XML for a property with an XML datatype. | |
| generateSpecificRDFHeader ($namespaces) | |
| Generate the header for an RDF/XML document based on a specified set of namespaces. | |
| generateOntologyRDFHeader ($ontology) | |
| Generate the header for an RDF/XML document including only those namespaces required when defining a generic OWL ontology. | |
| generateGenericRDFHeader ($namespaces=array()) | |
| Generate the header for an RDF/XML document including those namespaces required when defining all myExperiment entities. | |
| generateRDFFooter () | |
| Generate the footer for an RDF/XML document. (I.e. close the rdf:RDF tag). | |
| generateRDFFileDescription ($uri) | |
| Generate an RDF description entity to describe an RDF/XML document for an entity with a specified URI. |
Functions used by myExperiment's RDF generator at rdfgen/rdfgencli.php.
Functions used by myExperiment's RDF generator at rdfgen/rdfgencli.php. It also requires various other sets of functions and configuration including:
Definition in file rdf.inc.php.
| addShareAndUpdateMode | ( | $ | contrib | ) |
Get the share and update modes for the Policy of a specified Contribution.
| $contrib | An associative array containing the Contribution whose's Policy should be queried for its share and update modes. |
Definition at line 365 of file rdf.inc.php.
| canUserDownload | ( | $ | entity | ) |
Determine whether the User requesting RDF has permission to download a specific downloadable entity.
| $entity | An associative array containing the entity, which needs to have determined whether it can be downloaded by the RDF requesting User. |
Definition at line 382 of file rdf.inc.php.
| entityExists | ( | $ | type, |
| $ | ids = array() |
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Test whether an entity or one of a number entities or a type of entity exists.
| $type | A string representing the type of entity that is being tested to see if it exists. |
| $ids | An array containing the IDs of the entities to be tested to see if any exist. |
Definition at line 125 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateDataflowMappings | ( | $ | dataflows | ) |
Take an array of Dataflows and map their internal IDs the their URIs.
| $dataflows | An associative array of Dataflow, where their URIs are used as array keys. |
Definition at line 331 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateEntityRDF | ( | $ | row, |
| $ | type | ||
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Generates RDF/XML for a particular entity.
| $row | An array containing the fields/values of the entity needed to generate its RDF/XML. |
| $type | A string containing the type of entity for which RDF/XML is being generated. |
Definition at line 150 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateGenericRDFHeader | ( | $ | namespaces = array() | ) |
Generate the header for an RDF/XML document including those namespaces required when defining all myExperiment entities.
| $namespaces | An associative array of prefix to namespace mappings for additional namespaces that need to be defined in the RDF/XML document header that are not part of the generic set of namespaces used by myExperiment entities. (I.e. not part of the set of all the myExperiment ontology modules, all the ontologies/schemas reused by the myExperiment ontology and the namespaces required to define a generic OWL ontology) |
Definition at line 613 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateOntologyRDFHeader | ( | $ | ontology | ) |
Generate the header for an RDF/XML document including only those namespaces required when defining a generic OWL ontology.
| $ontology | A associative array of the ontology entity containing its URI and prefix, so the RDF/XML document header can define this along with the other required namespaces. |
Definition at line 595 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateRDFFileDescription | ( | $ | uri | ) |
Generate an RDF description entity to describe an RDF/XML document for an entity with a specified URI.
| $uri | A string containing the URI of the entity for which an RDF description entity is required to describe the original entity's RDF/XML document representation. |
Definition at line 640 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateRDFFooter | ( | ) |
Generate the footer for an RDF/XML document. (I.e. close the rdf:RDF tag).
Definition at line 627 of file rdf.inc.php.
| generateSpecificRDFHeader | ( | $ | namespaces | ) |
Generate the header for an RDF/XML document based on a specified set of namespaces.
| $namespaces | An associative array of prefix to namespace mappings for namespaces that need to be defined in the RDF/XML document header string to be returned. |
Definition at line 569 of file rdf.inc.php.
| getEntityResults | ( | $ | type, |
| $ | id | ||
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Get MySQL result for query of an entity with a specific ID.
| $type | A string representing the type of entity to be queried. |
| $id | An integer representing the ID of the entity to be queried. |
Definition at line 100 of file rdf.inc.php.
| getEntityTypeAndID | ( | $ | args | ) |
Determine the entity type and ID from the arguments provided at the command line.
| $args | An array containing the top-level parent entity type, the top-level parent ID, optionally the URI path to the child entity and optionally the myExperiment user requesting the RDF. |
Definition at line 31 of file rdf.inc.php.
| getHomepageAndFormats | ( | $ | uri, |
| $ | type | ||
| ) |
Generate RDF/XML representing the foaf:homepage and dcterms:hasFormat(s) properties for a specified Non-Information Resource (NIR) URI with a particular entity type.
| $uri | A string containing the NIR URI for a particular entity. |
| $type | A string containing the type of entity for which foaf:homepage and dcterms:hasFormat(s) RDF/XML should be generated. |
Definition at line 251 of file rdf.inc.php.
| getPermissions | ( | $ | policy_id | ) |
Get the permissions associated with a specified Policy.
| $policy_id | An integer containing the ID of the policy for which permissions are to be found. |
Definition at line 346 of file rdf.inc.php.
| getVersionID | ( | $ | entity | ) |
Get the ID field value from the database table of a version of a specified versioned entity, (e.g. Workflow, File or Pack).
| $entity | An associative array of database fields mapped to values for a versioned entity. |
Definition at line 224 of file rdf.inc.php.
| isDataflow | ( | $ | params | ) |
Test whether based on parts of the path of the URI the entity is a Dataflow or not.
| $params | An array containing the parts of the path of the entity's URI, (split on the / character). |
Definition at line 316 of file rdf.inc.php.
| printCombinedProperty | ( | $ | field, |
| $ | property, | ||
| $ | entity | ||
| ) |
Generate RDF/XML for a property by combining two or more database fields.
E.g. 'contributor_type'=>'+contributor_id|sioc:has_owner','content_type_id' --> <sioc:has_owner rdf:resource="<datauri>/<contributor_type>/<contributor_id>"/>
| $field | A string containing the primary field used to build the combined property. |
| $property | |
| $entity |
Definition at line 416 of file rdf.inc.php.
| printDatatypeProperty | ( | $ | property, |
| $ | value | ||
| ) |
Generates RDF/XML for a property with an XML datatype.
E.g. 'created_at'=>'dcterms:created' --> >dcterms:created rdf:datatype="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#dateTime">2009-03-05T21:00:03Z</dcterms:created<
| $property | A string containing the name (e.g. dcterms:created) of the RDF property to be generated. |
| $value | A string containing the value to be used for the RDF property. |
Definition at line 533 of file rdf.inc.php.
| printEntityProperty | ( | $ | field, |
| $ | property, | ||
| $ | value, | ||
| $ | msg = "" |
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Generates RDF/XML for a property by builidng a URI from optionally prepending $datauri and the URL subpath for the entity type before the value for the specified database field.
E.g. 'user_id'=>'&User|mebase:has-announcer' --> <mebase:has-announcer rdf:resource="<datauri>users/<user_id>"/>
| $field | A string containing the name of the database field from which the value is provided. |
| $property | A string containing the RDF property name and if required the type of entity for which the URI is being generated. |
| $value | A string containing the value that makes up the final part of the URI being generated as part of the RDF property. |
| $msg | A string optionally containing comma-separated messages about any special processing for generating the RDF property. In particular NoDataURI which uses $value as the full URI rathering than prepending $datauri or the entity's URL subpath. |
Definition at line 450 of file rdf.inc.php.
| printFunctionProperty | ( | $ | property, |
| $ | entity, | ||
| $ | type = "" , |
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| $ | msg = "" |
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Generates RDF/XML for a property by building the value of the property by calling a particular function.
E.g. 'requester'=>'@getRequester|mebase:has-requester' --> <mebase:has-requester rdf:resource="<datauri><returned_by_function_call> (Where <:returned_by_function_call> may be something like "users/16."
| $property | A string containing the RDF property name. |
| $entity | An array containing the results from a database query for the entity for which the RDF/XML property is being generated. |
| $type | A string containing the type of entity for which the RDF/XML property is being generated. |
| $msg | A string optionally containing comma-separated messages about any special processing for generating the RDF property. In particular NoDataURI which uses whatever is returned from the function as the full URI rathering than prepending $datauri or the entity's URL subpath. Or EncapsulatedObject which encapsulates whatever is returned from the function between start and end tags for the property (rather than assuming it is a URI). |
Definition at line 490 of file rdf.inc.php.
| retrieveDataflowRDF | ( | $ | id | ) |
Retrieve the RDF/XML pre-generated for a specified WorkflowVersion's Dataflow.
| $id | An integer containing the ID of the WorkflowVersion for which RDF/XML for its Dataflow should be retrieved. |
Definition at line 301 of file rdf.inc.php.
| writeDataflowToFile | ( | $ | wfvid, |
| $ | ent_uri, | ||
| $ | fileloc, | ||
| $ | mime_type | ||
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Write to a local file the RDF/XML to represent the Dataflow for a specified WorkflowVersion.
| $wfvid | An integer representing the database table ID field of the WorkflowVersion. |
| $ent_uri | A string containing the URI of the WorkflowVersion entity. |
| $fileloc | A string containing the local file location to which the generated RDF/XML should be written. |
| $mime_type | A string containing the MIME type of the specified WorkflowVersion, (e.g. application/vnd.taverna.scufl+xml, application/vnd.taverna.t2flow+xml, application/vnd.galaxy.workflow+xml, application/vnd.galaxy.workflow+json or application/vnd.rapidminer.rmp+zip). |
Definition at line 275 of file rdf.inc.php.


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WP-2602-2015 (RAMESHCHANDRA CHAWALA Vs INDORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION) 24-04-2017 Shri Vinay Saraf, counsel for the petitioners. Shri Satish Tomar, counsel for the respondents no.1 and 2/Indore
Municipal Corporation.
Ms. Preeti Waghmare, counsel for respondent no.3.
The petitioners are licencee of the shops in the meat market whereby the petitioners were given licence of the slaughter of the animals and sale of meat in the shops owned by the Indore Municipal Corporation.
The Municipal Corporation has filed an affidavit that on account of non-compliance of the mandatory provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the slaughter house situated at Sadar Bazar has been closed. Earlier, this Court passed an order on 07.05.2015 directing the respondents no.1 and 2 to restore and supply of electricity and water in the slaughter house situated at Sadar Bazar, Indore interalia for the reason that the said slaughter house is in use since British time, therefore, it should be allowed to continue. We have heard learned counsel for the parties and find that merely because slaughter house is running since long, does not mean the slaughter house can be permitted to be used even if it does not comply with the provisions of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and/ or the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. Since, admittedly, no consent under the aforesaid Acts has been obtained; therefore, the slaughter house at Sadar Bazar cannot be permitted to be used. In fact, it has been closed down by the Municipal Corporation itself. Consequently, the petitioners, who are licencee from the Municipal Corporation for running of the slaughter house and for sale of meat cannot be permitted to continue to use slaughter house unless the consent under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and/ or Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and other applicable laws, if any in respect of the premises in question is granted.
Accordingly, the writ petition stands disposed of with direction to the Municipal Corporation not to use slaughter house or any building or shops, without obtaining consent under the aforesaid Act either by the owner or by the licencee thereof, as the case may be.
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Sweet Potato Bread Pudding!
I find lots of my favorite recipes in magazines and recently I’ve become very enamored of Cuisine at Home. Of the 10 dishes I cooked over Thanksgiving weekend, 3 of them came from their November issue, and one of them was so popular I’ve made it for every gathering this year, always to rave reviews. The tang from the orange and cranberry combine with the sweet potato and streusel to create a wonderful alternative to the yam-marshmellow side dish at holiday gatherings. This dish is popular even with people who don’t care for sweet potatoes.
For the Pudding –
Whisk together:
– 1 cup sour cream
– 3/4 cup milk
– 3/4 cup sugar
– 3 eggs
– 1 T. baking powder
– 2 t. vanilla extract
– 1 t. ground ginger
– 1/2 t. kosher salt
– 1 cup dried cranberries
– peel of 1 orange
Mix this together with 4 cups of french bread, chopped into fine (1/2 inch) cubes.
Soak overnight (or for as long as possible)
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees, coat a 1-qt. casserole dish with nonstick spray.
Cook and puree, then fold into bread mixture
– 1 lb sweet potatoes
For the streusel, combine and stir together:
– 1-1/2 cup pecans, chopped
– 1/2 cup brown sugar
– 1/3 cup all purpose flour
– 1/3 cup unsalted butter, melted
If you like a finer streusel, throw this in the cuisinart and blend until it’s the consistency of cornmeal.
Pour the pudding into the casserole dish and cover with the streusel. Bake for 30 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Enjoy!
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This is a homemade dish in Sichuan cuisine. It is popluar in China because of the fresh chicken with peanuts crisp.
这是一道川菜中的保留家常菜.由于其入口鲜辣，鸡肉的鲜嫩配合花生的香脆，深受大众喜欢。
Chicken meat ingredients 250g; 200g peanuts; accessories salt ; chili onion; pepper ; soy sauce, garlic; sugar
主料鸡脯肉250g,花生米200g,辅料葱适量,盐适量,干辣椒适量,花椒适量,蒜适量,酱油适量,醋适量,料洒适量,鲜汤适量,姜适量,糖适量,红薯淀粉适量
1.Slices of ginger and garlic. 姜、蒜去皮切片
2. Onion diced. 葱白切成颗粒状
3. Chilli chilli cut into 1 centimeters long. 干辣椒去蒂去籽，切成1厘米长的节
4.Cut Chicken into little pice.鸡肉拍松，再用刀改成小丁
5.Mix with salt, soy sauce, rice wine and sweet potato starch. 用盐、酱油、料酒红薯淀粉拌匀上浆去腥
6. Put peanuts in an oil pan and fry crisp. 6.花生米洗净，放入油锅炸脆
7. out of cooling. 捞出冷却
8.put oil,Ginger, garlic and Sichuan Pepper烧热锅，下油,花椒,姜，蒜
9.Then put fried chicken.随即下入炒变色的鸡丁炒散
10.Pour the fried peanuts in the pot and stir fry the juices and put them in the plate.起锅前倒入炸好的花生米，翻炒收汁起锅装盘


I've been composing, playing, and enjoying music for 13+ years starting off with beginning piano lessons at age 3. At age 10, I began playing cello, which I have continued to play in the Ridge High School Orchestra as well as in chamber ensembles. In high school, I broadened my musical horizons by joining the Ridge Marching Band, and currently play as a percussionist in the pit. My instrumental focus is currently harp. I study irish, contemporary, and classical music and have played with the Ridge High School Wind Ensemble.
I began composing music since fourth grade for string ensemble, orchestra, and harp ensemble. Stay tuned for audio clips of my compositions!
For the past 2 years, I have been an inducted member of the Tri-M National Music Honors Society, and will serve as an officer for my school's branch in the 2019-20 school year.


SPACE JAM A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
(WB) Directed by Joe Pytka Written by Leo Benvenuit, Steve Rudnick, Timothy Harris, Herschel Weingrod Cast Michael Jordan, Bugs Bunny, Wayne Knight, Bill Murray, Theresa Randle, voice of Danny DeVito, Lola Bunny, Daffy Duck, Wylie Coyote, Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, Larry Bird, Charles Barkley MPAA Rating "PG" Running Time 88 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (08NOV96)
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An animated tribute to North Carolina's most famous native not currently crusading against radical homer-sexual agendas, SPACE JAM is both a surprise and a disappointment. Who would've thought that such a commercially crass premise (ninety minutes of Hare Jordan) would yield such a fun family film?  (Watch when Daffy coats the lens after a particularly moist monologue.)
Animation fans are also in for a treat, though they're likely to lament the absence of any discernible edge. Missing are the Toons' twin trademarks: rapid-fire wit and violent physical humor. Sure, the final reel breaks loose, but most of the gags (and the animated characters themselves) are lamer, tamer versions of the originals. Even a bigger letdown is how... familiar the whole experience is. What does SPACE JAM say about our exposure to celebrities-- and the entertainment industry as a whole-- when a well-attended, decently- reviewed blockbuster can be built by simply casting a bunch of basketball stars, cartoon characters, and one actor (Bill Murray) as themselves?
Grade: B
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While Oxbow Lake members Chris Skene and Kyle Chervanik have a long and meandering musical history that stretches from their high school garage band days to the present day, they spent many of those years on parallel but separate musical paths. Each spent years spent making names for themselves as two of Tallahassee's most sought-after live performance session musicians, collaborating frequently under [someone else's guidance] and into recently burgeoning parallel careers as solo performers. But much like their namesake—an oxbow lake—is formed when a wide, looping section of a river gradually separates from the main flow of water, the duo have found themselves pulled more and more toward a project that exists apart from the constantly moving landscape of session work.
Now in their mid-20s, and with over two decades of combined experience playing hundreds of shows at venues throughout the Florida panhandle and deep south, the pair comes together to present [new music vision]. Driven both by admiration for the virtuosic playing of present-day greats like Derek Trucks, Oteil Burbridge, and Jimmy Herring, as well as a deep-seated affinity for the harmonic and rhythmic concordance of groups like the Band and Delaney and Bonnie. tight vocal harmonies, quality musicianship, and a shared musical aesthetic that runs from muscle shoals and motown to british invasion rock 'n' roll and west-coast alternative rock.
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| AbstractUnivariateStatistic.java | 67% |
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| AggregateSummaryStatistics.java | 65% |
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| DescriptiveStatistics.java | 87% |
85% |
| MultivariateSummaryStatistics.java | 100% |
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| StatisticalSummaryValues.java | 100% |
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| SummaryStatistics.java | 85% |
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org.apache.poi.ddf
Class EscherProperties
java.lang.Object
org.apache.poi.ddf.EscherProperties
public class EscherProperties
- extends java.lang.Object
Provides a list of all known escher properties including the description and
type.
- Author:
- Glen Stampoultzis (glens at apache.org)
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
TRANSFORM__ROTATION
public static final short TRANSFORM__ROTATION
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PROTECTION__LOCKROTATION
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKROTATION
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PROTECTION__LOCKASPECTRATIO
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKASPECTRATIO
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKPOSITION
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKPOSITION
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKAGAINSTSELECT
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKAGAINSTSELECT
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKCROPPING
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKCROPPING
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKVERTICES
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKVERTICES
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKTEXT
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKTEXT
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKADJUSTHANDLES
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKADJUSTHANDLES
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- Constant Field Values
PROTECTION__LOCKAGAINSTGROUPING
public static final short PROTECTION__LOCKAGAINSTGROUPING
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__TEXTID
public static final short TEXT__TEXTID
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__TEXTLEFT
public static final short TEXT__TEXTLEFT
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__TEXTTOP
public static final short TEXT__TEXTTOP
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__TEXTRIGHT
public static final short TEXT__TEXTRIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__TEXTBOTTOM
public static final short TEXT__TEXTBOTTOM
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__WRAPTEXT
public static final short TEXT__WRAPTEXT
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__SCALETEXT
public static final short TEXT__SCALETEXT
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__ANCHORTEXT
public static final short TEXT__ANCHORTEXT
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TEXT__TEXTFLOW
public static final short TEXT__TEXTFLOW
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__FONTROTATION
public static final short TEXT__FONTROTATION
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__IDOFNEXTSHAPE
public static final short TEXT__IDOFNEXTSHAPE
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TEXT__BIDIR
public static final short TEXT__BIDIR
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__SINGLECLICKSELECTS
public static final short TEXT__SINGLECLICKSELECTS
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__USEHOSTMARGINS
public static final short TEXT__USEHOSTMARGINS
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__ROTATETEXTWITHSHAPE
public static final short TEXT__ROTATETEXTWITHSHAPE
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__SIZESHAPETOFITTEXT
public static final short TEXT__SIZESHAPETOFITTEXT
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- Constant Field Values
TEXT__SIZE_TEXT_TO_FIT_SHAPE
public static final short TEXT__SIZE_TEXT_TO_FIT_SHAPE
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GEOTEXT__UNICODE
public static final short GEOTEXT__UNICODE
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GEOTEXT__RTFTEXT
public static final short GEOTEXT__RTFTEXT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__ALIGNMENTONCURVE
public static final short GEOTEXT__ALIGNMENTONCURVE
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__DEFAULTPOINTSIZE
public static final short GEOTEXT__DEFAULTPOINTSIZE
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__TEXTSPACING
public static final short GEOTEXT__TEXTSPACING
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__FONTFAMILYNAME
public static final short GEOTEXT__FONTFAMILYNAME
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__REVERSEROWORDER
public static final short GEOTEXT__REVERSEROWORDER
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__HASTEXTEFFECT
public static final short GEOTEXT__HASTEXTEFFECT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__ROTATECHARACTERS
public static final short GEOTEXT__ROTATECHARACTERS
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__KERNCHARACTERS
public static final short GEOTEXT__KERNCHARACTERS
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__TIGHTORTRACK
public static final short GEOTEXT__TIGHTORTRACK
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__STRETCHTOFITSHAPE
public static final short GEOTEXT__STRETCHTOFITSHAPE
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GEOTEXT__CHARBOUNDINGBOX
public static final short GEOTEXT__CHARBOUNDINGBOX
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__SCALETEXTONPATH
public static final short GEOTEXT__SCALETEXTONPATH
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GEOTEXT__STRETCHCHARHEIGHT
public static final short GEOTEXT__STRETCHCHARHEIGHT
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GEOTEXT__NOMEASUREALONGPATH
public static final short GEOTEXT__NOMEASUREALONGPATH
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GEOTEXT__BOLDFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__BOLDFONT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__ITALICFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__ITALICFONT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__UNDERLINEFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__UNDERLINEFONT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__SHADOWFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__SHADOWFONT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__SMALLCAPSFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__SMALLCAPSFONT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOTEXT__STRIKETHROUGHFONT
public static final short GEOTEXT__STRIKETHROUGHFONT
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__CROPFROMTOP
public static final short BLIP__CROPFROMTOP
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__CROPFROMBOTTOM
public static final short BLIP__CROPFROMBOTTOM
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__CROPFROMLEFT
public static final short BLIP__CROPFROMLEFT
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__CROPFROMRIGHT
public static final short BLIP__CROPFROMRIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__BLIPTODISPLAY
public static final short BLIP__BLIPTODISPLAY
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BLIP__BLIPFILENAME
public static final short BLIP__BLIPFILENAME
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BLIP__BLIPFLAGS
public static final short BLIP__BLIPFLAGS
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BLIP__TRANSPARENTCOLOR
public static final short BLIP__TRANSPARENTCOLOR
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BLIP__CONTRASTSETTING
public static final short BLIP__CONTRASTSETTING
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BLIP__BRIGHTNESSSETTING
public static final short BLIP__BRIGHTNESSSETTING
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__GAMMA
public static final short BLIP__GAMMA
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BLIP__PICTUREID
public static final short BLIP__PICTUREID
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BLIP__DOUBLEMOD
public static final short BLIP__DOUBLEMOD
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BLIP__PICTUREFILLMOD
public static final short BLIP__PICTUREFILLMOD
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BLIP__PICTURELINE
public static final short BLIP__PICTURELINE
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BLIP__PRINTBLIP
public static final short BLIP__PRINTBLIP
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BLIP__PRINTBLIPFILENAME
public static final short BLIP__PRINTBLIPFILENAME
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BLIP__PRINTFLAGS
public static final short BLIP__PRINTFLAGS
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BLIP__NOHITTESTPICTURE
public static final short BLIP__NOHITTESTPICTURE
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__PICTUREGRAY
public static final short BLIP__PICTUREGRAY
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- Constant Field Values
BLIP__PICTUREBILEVEL
public static final short BLIP__PICTUREBILEVEL
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BLIP__PICTUREACTIVE
public static final short BLIP__PICTUREACTIVE
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GEOMETRY__LEFT
public static final short GEOMETRY__LEFT
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GEOMETRY__TOP
public static final short GEOMETRY__TOP
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GEOMETRY__RIGHT
public static final short GEOMETRY__RIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
GEOMETRY__BOTTOM
public static final short GEOMETRY__BOTTOM
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GEOMETRY__SHAPEPATH
public static final short GEOMETRY__SHAPEPATH
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GEOMETRY__VERTICES
public static final short GEOMETRY__VERTICES
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GEOMETRY__SEGMENTINFO
public static final short GEOMETRY__SEGMENTINFO
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GEOMETRY__ADJUSTVALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUSTVALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST2VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST2VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST3VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST3VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST4VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST4VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST5VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST5VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST6VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST6VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST7VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST7VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST8VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST8VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST9VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST9VALUE
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GEOMETRY__ADJUST10VALUE
public static final short GEOMETRY__ADJUST10VALUE
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GEOMETRY__SHADOWok
public static final short GEOMETRY__SHADOWok
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GEOMETRY__3DOK
public static final short GEOMETRY__3DOK
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GEOMETRY__LINEOK
public static final short GEOMETRY__LINEOK
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GEOMETRY__GEOTEXTOK
public static final short GEOMETRY__GEOTEXTOK
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GEOMETRY__FILLSHADESHAPEOK
public static final short GEOMETRY__FILLSHADESHAPEOK
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GEOMETRY__FILLOK
public static final short GEOMETRY__FILLOK
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FILL__FILLTYPE
public static final short FILL__FILLTYPE
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FILL__FILLCOLOR
public static final short FILL__FILLCOLOR
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FILL__FILLOPACITY
public static final short FILL__FILLOPACITY
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FILL__FILLBACKCOLOR
public static final short FILL__FILLBACKCOLOR
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FILL__BACKOPACITY
public static final short FILL__BACKOPACITY
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FILL__CRMOD
public static final short FILL__CRMOD
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FILL__PATTERNTEXTURE
public static final short FILL__PATTERNTEXTURE
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FILL__BLIPFILENAME
public static final short FILL__BLIPFILENAME
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__BLIPFLAGS
public static final short FILL__BLIPFLAGS
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FILL__WIDTH
public static final short FILL__WIDTH
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FILL__HEIGHT
public static final short FILL__HEIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__ANGLE
public static final short FILL__ANGLE
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__FOCUS
public static final short FILL__FOCUS
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FILL__TOLEFT
public static final short FILL__TOLEFT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__TOTOP
public static final short FILL__TOTOP
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FILL__TORIGHT
public static final short FILL__TORIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__TOBOTTOM
public static final short FILL__TOBOTTOM
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FILL__RECTLEFT
public static final short FILL__RECTLEFT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__RECTTOP
public static final short FILL__RECTTOP
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__RECTRIGHT
public static final short FILL__RECTRIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__RECTBOTTOM
public static final short FILL__RECTBOTTOM
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__DZTYPE
public static final short FILL__DZTYPE
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHADEPRESET
public static final short FILL__SHADEPRESET
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHADECOLORS
public static final short FILL__SHADECOLORS
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__ORIGINX
public static final short FILL__ORIGINX
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__ORIGINY
public static final short FILL__ORIGINY
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHAPEORIGINX
public static final short FILL__SHAPEORIGINX
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHAPEORIGINY
public static final short FILL__SHAPEORIGINY
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHADETYPE
public static final short FILL__SHADETYPE
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__FILLED
public static final short FILL__FILLED
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__HITTESTFILL
public static final short FILL__HITTESTFILL
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__SHAPE
public static final short FILL__SHAPE
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__USERECT
public static final short FILL__USERECT
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- Constant Field Values
FILL__NOFILLHITTEST
public static final short FILL__NOFILLHITTEST
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__COLOR
public static final short LINESTYLE__COLOR
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__OPACITY
public static final short LINESTYLE__OPACITY
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LINESTYLE__BACKCOLOR
public static final short LINESTYLE__BACKCOLOR
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__CRMOD
public static final short LINESTYLE__CRMOD
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__LINETYPE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINETYPE
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__FILLBLIP
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLBLIP
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LINESTYLE__FILLBLIPNAME
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLBLIPNAME
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LINESTYLE__FILLBLIPFLAGS
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLBLIPFLAGS
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LINESTYLE__FILLWIDTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLWIDTH
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LINESTYLE__FILLHEIGHT
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLHEIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__FILLDZTYPE
public static final short LINESTYLE__FILLDZTYPE
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LINESTYLE__LINEWIDTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEWIDTH
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LINESTYLE__LINEMITERLIMIT
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEMITERLIMIT
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LINESTYLE__LINESTYLE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINESTYLE
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LINESTYLE__LINEDASHING
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEDASHING
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LINESTYLE__LINEDASHSTYLE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEDASHSTYLE
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__LINESTARTARROWHEAD
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINESTARTARROWHEAD
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWHEAD
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWHEAD
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__LINESTARTARROWWIDTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINESTARTARROWWIDTH
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LINESTYLE__LINEESTARTARROWLENGTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEESTARTARROWLENGTH
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LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWWIDTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWWIDTH
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LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWLENGTH
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEENDARROWLENGTH
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LINESTYLE__LINEJOINSTYLE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEJOINSTYLE
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LINESTYLE__LINEENDCAPSTYLE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEENDCAPSTYLE
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__ARROWHEADSOK
public static final short LINESTYLE__ARROWHEADSOK
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LINESTYLE__ANYLINE
public static final short LINESTYLE__ANYLINE
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LINESTYLE__HITLINETEST
public static final short LINESTYLE__HITLINETEST
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__LINEFILLSHAPE
public static final short LINESTYLE__LINEFILLSHAPE
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- Constant Field Values
LINESTYLE__NOLINEDRAWDASH
public static final short LINESTYLE__NOLINEDRAWDASH
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SHADOWSTYLE__TYPE
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__TYPE
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SHADOWSTYLE__COLOR
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__COLOR
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- Constant Field Values
SHADOWSTYLE__HIGHLIGHT
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__HIGHLIGHT
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- Constant Field Values
SHADOWSTYLE__CRMOD
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__CRMOD
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SHADOWSTYLE__OPACITY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__OPACITY
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- Constant Field Values
SHADOWSTYLE__OFFSETX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__OFFSETX
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SHADOWSTYLE__OFFSETY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__OFFSETY
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- Constant Field Values
SHADOWSTYLE__SECONDOFFSETX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SECONDOFFSETX
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SHADOWSTYLE__SECONDOFFSETY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SECONDOFFSETY
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SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEXTOX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEXTOX
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SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEYTOX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEYTOX
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SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEXTOY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEXTOY
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SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEYTOY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SCALEYTOY
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SHADOWSTYLE__PERSPECTIVEX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__PERSPECTIVEX
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SHADOWSTYLE__PERSPECTIVEY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__PERSPECTIVEY
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SHADOWSTYLE__WEIGHT
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__WEIGHT
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SHADOWSTYLE__ORIGINX
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__ORIGINX
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SHADOWSTYLE__ORIGINY
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__ORIGINY
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SHADOWSTYLE__SHADOW
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SHADOW
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SHADOWSTYLE__SHADOWOBSURED
public static final short SHADOWSTYLE__SHADOWOBSURED
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PERSPECTIVE__TYPE
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__TYPE
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PERSPECTIVE__OFFSETX
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__OFFSETX
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PERSPECTIVE__OFFSETY
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__OFFSETY
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PERSPECTIVE__SCALEXTOX
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__SCALEXTOX
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PERSPECTIVE__SCALEYTOX
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__SCALEYTOX
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PERSPECTIVE__SCALEXTOY
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__SCALEXTOY
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PERSPECTIVE__SCALEYTOY
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__SCALEYTOY
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PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEX
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEX
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PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEY
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEY
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PERSPECTIVE__WEIGHT
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__WEIGHT
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PERSPECTIVE__ORIGINX
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__ORIGINX
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PERSPECTIVE__ORIGINY
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__ORIGINY
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PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEON
public static final short PERSPECTIVE__PERSPECTIVEON
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THREED__SPECULARAMOUNT
public static final short THREED__SPECULARAMOUNT
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THREED__DIFFUSEAMOUNT
public static final short THREED__DIFFUSEAMOUNT
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- Constant Field Values
THREED__SHININESS
public static final short THREED__SHININESS
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- Constant Field Values
THREED__EDGETHICKNESS
public static final short THREED__EDGETHICKNESS
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- Constant Field Values
THREED__EXTRUDEFORWARD
public static final short THREED__EXTRUDEFORWARD
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THREED__EXTRUDEBACKWARD
public static final short THREED__EXTRUDEBACKWARD
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THREED__EXTRUDEPLANE
public static final short THREED__EXTRUDEPLANE
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THREED__EXTRUSIONCOLOR
public static final short THREED__EXTRUSIONCOLOR
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THREED__CRMOD
public static final short THREED__CRMOD
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THREED__3DEFFECT
public static final short THREED__3DEFFECT
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THREED__METALLIC
public static final short THREED__METALLIC
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THREED__USEEXTRUSIONCOLOR
public static final short THREED__USEEXTRUSIONCOLOR
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THREED__LIGHTFACE
public static final short THREED__LIGHTFACE
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- Constant Field Values
THREEDSTYLE__YROTATIONANGLE
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__YROTATIONANGLE
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THREEDSTYLE__XROTATIONANGLE
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__XROTATIONANGLE
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISX
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISX
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISY
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISY
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISZ
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONAXISZ
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONANGLE
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONANGLE
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONCENTERX
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONCENTERX
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONCENTERY
public static final short THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONCENTERY
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THREEDSTYLE__ROTATIONCENTERZ
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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL SOUTHERN ZONE, CHENNAI APPEAL No.55 of 2013 (SZ) against Order dated 28.06.2013 in Appeal Nos. 12 and 13 of 2011 of the Appellate Authority, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control In the matter of: M/s. Greetings Colour Processors rep.by its Partner V. Rajendran Ponnapuram Mudalipalayam Village Tiruppur- 641 606. .. Appellant and 1. The Appellate Authority Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Krishna Vilas No.51, Gangadeeswarar Koil Street Purasawalkam Chennai- 600 084. 2. Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board rep. by its Chairman No.76, Mount Road Guindy, Chennai- 600 032. 3. The District Environmental Engineer Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board Kumaran Complex Kumaran Road Tiruppur- 641 601. .. Respondents Counsel appearing for: Appellant .. M/s. S. Kolandasamy. C.S. Saravanan and M. Selvalakshmi, Advocates Respondents: Shrimathi H. Yasmeen Ali, Advocate for respondent Nos. 2 and 3. JUDGMENT
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1. Hon'ble Shri Justice M. Chockalingam, Judicial Member
2. Hon'ble Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran, Expert Member __________________________________________________________________ Dated: 05th February 2014 ___________________________________________________________________ Hon'ble Shri Justice M. Chockalingam, Judicial Member This appeal has been preferred by the appellant herein against the order dated 28.06.2013 in Appeal Nos. 12 and 13 of 2013 of the Appellate Authority, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control, Chennai (for short 'Appellate Authority') wherein the Appellate Authority had set aside the orders dated 28.06.2013 passed by the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (for short 'the Board') under section 28 of the Water(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (for short 'Water Act, 1974) and section 31 of the (Air Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (for short Air Act, 1981) and dismissed the appeals. The short necessary facts of the case are narrated below:
2) The appellant has been running a dyeing unit in S.F. No. 159/2, Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur village, Vijayapuram Post in Tiruppur District since 1995 with the name and style of 'M/s. Greetings Process' and obtained necessary consent order under Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 from the Board vide Consent Order No. 17104 dated 15.12.1998 and 13212 dated 15.12.1998, respectively for the capacity of 150 kilolitre per day (KLD). Subsequently, the appellant changed the name of the unit as M/s. Greetings Colour Processors on 11.11.2012 and the appellant has been paying the consent fees every year. The unit installed an individual effluent treatment plant (ETP) in the year 1998 to abate water pollution. 2
3) As per the directions of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in Vellore Citizen Welfare Forum Vs. Union of India reported in 1996(5) SCC, 647, the Hon'ble High Court of Madras in W.P. No. 1649 of 1996 inter alia issued directions to all the dyeing and bleaching units to prove their case. Based on that the appellant has installed ETP system with sludge drying beds from the trail of the unit itself.
4) Based on the Writ Petition No. 21791 of 2003 filed by the agriculturists in the year 2005, the Hon'ble High Court of Madras inter alia directed all the dyeing and bleaching units to achieve Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) by installing RO and Multiple Evaporation System. The appellant is permanent member of M/s. Eastern Common Effluent Treatment Plant (for short 'CETP') which achieved ZLD and is in operation now. As on date, the appellant's dyeing unit is a ZLD unit. The appellant has been running a dyeing unit in a rental premises at S.F. No. 159/2, Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram Post in Tiruppur District. The land owner insisted the appellant to vacate the premises for his personal use and therefore, the appellant herein had purchased a piece of land measuring an extent of 6.90 acres in S.F. Nos. 35, 36/1, 2 and 37 of Muthapalaiyam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District for establishing a dyeing unit. The appellant has laid pipelines to carry the treated and untreated water from the proposed site to M/s. Eastern CETP to achieve ZLD and the proposed site is nearby M/s. Eastern CETP. The appellant submitted an application before the 2nd respondent herein for shifting the dyeing unit from S.F. No. 159/2, Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District to the appellant's own land which is situate nearby the CETP in S.F. No. 35,36/1,2 and 37, Muthaliapalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District and the same was rejected by the 3rd respondent on 02.03.2011 on the ground that the proposed shifting site is located within 1 km from River Noyyal thus attracting G.O. Ms. No. 213, Environment and Forests Department dated 30.03.1989 and G.O. Ms. No. 127 dated 08..05.1998 of the State of Tamil Nadu. Challenging the same, the appellant herein had preferred 3 the Appeal No. 12 of 2011 under section 28 of the Water Act, 1974 and under section 31 of the Air Act, 1981 before the 1st respondent, Appellate Authority and the appeals were dismissed by the impugned order dated 28.06.2013 of the said Appellate Authority.
5) The appellant herein further states in the averments that the appellant's unit is an existing unit under operation and sought for shifting the unit from the old location at Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village to the new location at Mudalipalayam Village and the proposed location is situate at a distance of 1.40 km from the Noyyal River. The second respondent herein did not consider that the Government orders dated 30.03.1989 and 30.05.1998 which prohibit setting up of new industries within 1 km from the river or its tributaries and would not apply to the existing units. The appellant's unit is a member of M/s. Eastern Common Effluent Treatment Plant and the proposed site is the CETP area and will discharge its raw trade effluent only to the CETP, if it is shifted. The CETP has installed RO system to ensure ZLD and achieved ZLD and the main manhole and the pipelines are crossing the proposed site of the appellant which is nearer to CETP. The 1st respondent, Appellate Authority had allowed the shifting of dyeing unit from one place to another after imposing stringent conditions in its orders dated 10.09.2004 in Appeal Nos. 39/2004; dated 11.08.2008 in Appeal Nos. 115 and 116/2008, dated 17.04.2009 in Appeal Nos. 11 and 12 of 2009; and dated 06.07.2010 in Appeal Nos. 5 and 6/2010 and the appellant herein is also entitled to the same relief as the unit of the appellant is also similarly placed. The appellant's unit has obtained the consent orders in the year 1998 and proved its case in W.P.No.1649 of 1996 before the Hon'ble Madras High Court that the appellant's unit is attached to Eastern CETP to achieve ZLD and is in operation now. The Government order dated 30.03.1989 prohibits only establishment of new industries and not for shifting the existing unit that too when the appellant has achieved ZLD and similarly placed units were given consent for 4 shifting. The 1st and 3rd respondents failed to apply the principles of sustainable development while considering the claim of the appellant for shifting and the rejection order was passed by the 3rd respondent as if it is a new unit. When the 2nd and 3rd respondents have implemented order of the 1st respondent, Appellate Authority in a similar set of facts, they are estopped from rejecting the claim of the appellant for shifting his unit. By virtue of shifting, no prejudice would be caused to anybody. The appellant is ready to abide by any stringent conditions that may be imposed by this Tribunal.
6) Per contra, the 2nd and 3rd respondents have stated in the reply affidavit as follows:
7) The appellant unit namely M/s. Greetings Process at S.F. No. 159/2, Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District had obtained the consent from the Board under the Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 for dyeing of 25 T/m hosiery cloth and to generate 15 KLD dye bath and 135 KLD other stream effluent. While obtaining the consent, the unit was an IETP unit. Later, an amendment for change of name from 'Greetings Process' to 'Greetings Colour Processors' was issued to the unit vide Board's Proceedings dated 11.11.2002. Subsequently, consent to the appellant's unit has not been renewed due to non installation of ZLD. In the meanwhile, as directed by the Hon'ble High Court of Madras in its various directives issued in W.P. No. 29791 of 2003, some of the individual bleaching and dyeing units in the areas have decided to establish a CETP so as to achieve ZLD and one such CETP is M/s. Eastern Common Effluent Treatment Plant Ltd., and the appellant's unit became the member of the said CETP. The said CETP has installed ZLD system and also obtained consent to operate from the Board in the proceedings dated 07.01.2010 with validity upto 31.03.2010. The CETP and its members were under closure as per the order dated 28.01.2011 in 5 Contempt Petition Nos. 1013 and 1068 of 2010 in W.P. No. 29791 of 2003. The appellant's unit became a member of M/s. Eastern Common Effluent Treatment Plant and was permitted by the CETP to discharge 500 KLD of trade effluent to the CETP for treatment and disposal. Subsequently, the appellant has applied on 19.01.2011 for the consent of the Board under Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 for the proposed activities of carrying out of 50 T/month dyeing hosiery fabric and to generate 150 KLD of trade effluent in a new location at S.F. No. 35, 36/1, 2 and 37, Muthalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District. As per the certificate obtained by the appellant's unit from Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore dated 15.12.2010 along with its application, it was observed that the unit's proposed new location is within 1 km from River Noyyal (139.32 m as per the certificate) and the application received from M/s. Greetings Colour Processors, S.F. No. 35, 36/1, 2 and 37 of Mudalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District was rejected vide letter No. F. No. TPR 2755/DEE/TNPC Board/TPR/2011, dated 02.03.2011 for the following reason:
"The unit is proposed to carry out the dyeing activity and the proposed site is located within 1 km from River Noyyal, thus attracting G.O.Ms. No. 213, Environment and Forests Department/EC3 dated 30.03.1989 and the said Government order prohibits dyeing units locating within 1 km from the specified water sources as mentioned in the Government order."
8) The said order was upheld by the Appellate Authority in the order dated 28.06.2013 in the Appeal Nos. 12 and 13 of 2011 preferred by the appellant herein before the Appellate Authority against the letter dated 02.03.2011 of the third respondent herein. In this case, the shifting of the existing unit to a new location shall be considered as a new unit in terms of the G.O. Ms. No. 213, Environment and Forests Department dated 30.03.1989 and G.O. Ms. No. 127, Environment and 6 Forests Department dated 08.05.1998, which prohibit dyeing units to be located within 1 km and 5 km respectively and the very purpose of the above Government orders will be defeated in case of allowing the unit to a new location.
9) On the above pleadings, the following points were formulated for decision in the appeal:
Whether the order of the respondent No.1/Appellate Authority made in Appeal Nos. 12 and 13 of 2011 dated 28.06.2013 and the order made by the 3 rd respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in Letter No. F. No. TPR/2755/DEE/TNPCB/TER/2011 dated 02.03.2011 are liable to be set aside for all or any of the reasons alleged by the appellant and consequently permission be granted to shift the unit as requested.
10) The Tribunal heard the arguments advanced on either side and looked into all the materials available and in particular the order of the 1 st respondent/Appellate Authority and also the 2 nd and 3rd respondents/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board.
11) Admittedly, the appellant M/s. Greeting Colour Processors, a dyeing unit was established in the year 1995 in S.F. No. 159/2 of Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District in the name and style of M/s. Greeting Process. And the respondent /Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board had issued consent order Nos. 17104 and 13212 dated 15.12.1998 under Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981, respectively for the capacity of 150 KLD. Subsequently, the appellant changed the name of the unit as Greeting Colour Processors on 11.11.2012.
12) Pursuant to the direction of the Apex Court in Vellore Citizen Welfare Forum Vs. Union of India (1996)(5)SCC 647), and also the High Court of Madras, the 7 appellant after proving his case, installed individual ETP and a consent for discharging 150 KLD of trade effluent was granted in 1998. In W.P. No. 21797 of 2003, the High Court of Madras inter alia issued directions to all the dyeing and bleaching units to achieve ZLD by installing Reverse Osmosis Plant and Multiple Evaporator System. Following the directions, the appellant became a member of the Eastern Common Effluent Treatment Plant Limited by making necessary contribution. The said Eastern CETP after achieving the ZLD is in operation and thus the appellant dyeing unit is a ZLD unit.
13) It is not in controversy that the appellant was running its unit in a rental premises in S.F. No. 159/2 of Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District. In view of the pressure exerted by his land owner to vacate the premises, the applicant made an application before the 2 nd respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board for shifting the dyeing unit from the above premises to his own lands which are situate in S.F. No. 35, 36/1,2 and 37 of Muthalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District. It is pertinent to point out that the contentions putforth by the appellant that the appellant's lands are situate near to the CETP is not disputed.
14) The said application made by the appellant was rejected by the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board on the ground that the proposed shifting site is located within 1 km from the Noyyal River, which would attract G.O.Ms.No.213, Environment and Forests Department dated 03.03.1989 and G.O.Ms.No.127, Environment and Forests Department dated 08.05.1998 of the Government of Tamil Nadu and no new industries could be established within the prohibitory distance of the water body/source as per the above Government orders. Aggrieved by the rejection of the application by the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, the appellant preferred appeals before the Appellate Authority, which were 8 dismissed by the Appellate Authority accepting the contentions putforth by the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board and thus, this appeal has arisen.
15) After paying anxious consideration and also making scrutiny of all the materials available, the Tribunal is of the considered opinion that the order of the 1st respondent/Appellate Authority under challenge confirming the order of the 3 rd respondent cannot be sustained for more reasons than one. The third respondent has categorically admitted that consent orders under the Water Act, 1974 and Air Act, 1981 were issued to the appellant's dyeing unit by its proceedings dated 15.12.1998. The appellant, who originally set up individual ETP and thereafter, became the member of the Eastern CETP and thus as a unit of the same, the appellant unit can be termed as ZLD unit. The appellant, who has been carrying on the dyeing unit in a rental premises was compelled to shift to S.F. No. 35, 36/1, 2 and 37 of Muthalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District, purchased and owned by him. Necessary application made by the appellant therefor was rejected by the 3rd respondent.
16) Perusal of the order of the third respondent would indicate that the grounds for rejection that the setting up of the appellant's unit in a different place cannot be construed as a shifting of the existing unit, but would amount to setting up of a new unit at a different place and apart from that it would attract the prohibitory orders in G.O.Ms.No.213, Environment and Forests Department dated 03.03.1989 and accepting the sand contentions of the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, the Appellate Authority also dismissed the appeals. In our opinion, the order of the 3rd respondent and subsequent confirmation by the Appellate Authority cannot be sustained in law.
17) The appellant, who has been carrying on his unit by obtaining the necessary consent from the 3rd respondent from 1998 onwards and has joined as a 9 unit of Eastern CETP which has achieved ZLD. There arose the necessity for the appellant to shift his unit from the existing rental premises to his own premises. Shifting of an existing unit by the appellant to a new location cannot be construed as a new industry since, the appellant is shifting the unit to a new location. In the instant case, it is noticed that the appellant unit is a member of Eastern CETP which has achieved ZLD. The case of the appellant is that, it is feasible to lay pipelines to carry the treated and untreated water to and from Eastern CETP through the proposed site is not denied by the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board. Under such circumstances, it would be highly unreasonable to refuse the grant of consent to the appellant on unsustainable grounds for shifting of an existing industry which has been functioning with the consent from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board all along and also achieved ZLD in the new location.
18) Hence, the order of refusal to grant consent made by the 3rd respondent has to be set aside. The Tribunal cannot also subscribe to the order of the Appellate Authority which has affirmed the said unsustainable order of the 3 rd respondent. As pointed out by the learned counsel for the appellant, the Appellate Authority in Appeal Nos. 39/ 0024, 115-116/2008, 11-18/2009 and 9-10/2010 had already taken a view that the shifting of the existing dyeing unit to another location would not amount to setting up of a new industry. The Tribunal is unable to notice any reason or circumstance to make a deviation from the earlier view recorded in these judgments.
19) The learned counsel also relied on the judgment of this Zonal Bench of the National Green Tribunal made in Appeal No.57 of 2012 (SZ) wherein the Tribunal had taken a view that shifting of an existing unit by the owner of the unit to a new location could not be construed as a new industry, since the appellant was 10 shifting an existing unit only to a new location. The Tribunal is unable to notice any reason to deviate from its view taken and recorded in Appeal No.57 of 2012 (SZ).
20) Under the circumstances, the Tribunal has no option than to set aside the order of the 3rd respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board refusing to grant consent and the subsequent confirmation of the said order made by the 1st respondent/Appellate Authority. Accordingly, the appeal is allowed setting aside the order dated 28.06.2013 of the 1st respondent/Appellate Authority, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control, Chennai in Appeal Nos. 12 and 13 of 2011 confirming the orders made by the third respondent in Letter No. TPR/2755/DEE/TNPCB/TER/2011 dated 02.03.2011.
21) The 3rd respondent is directed to issue consent order for shifting the dying unit of the appellant from S.F. No. 159/2 of Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District to the appellant's own land which is situate nearby the CETP at S.F.No.35,36/1, 2 and 37, Muthalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District subject to the following conditions:
1. Shifting is to be done under the supervision of the respondent/Board.
2. The appellant, after shifting to the new location, shall not increase the discharge of the trade effluent over and above the quantity for which the consent was given by the respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board.
3. The appellant shall not change the nature of the industry or vary or alter the operation and process.
4. The appellant after shifting to the new location in S.F.No.35,36/1, 2 and 37, Muthalipalayam Village, Ponnapuram, Tiruppur District shall not use 11 the premises in S.F. No. 159/2 of Maniyakaranpalayam, Nallur Village, Vijayapuram, Tiruppur District for running a dyeing unit or any other industry or process.
There shall be no order as to cost.
(Justice M. Chockalingam) Judicial Member (Prof. Dr. R. Nagendran) Expert Member Chennai, 05th February, 2014 12


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DAYQUIL SEVERE COLD AND FLU- acetaminophen, dextromethorphan hydrobromide, guaifenesin and phenylephrine hydrochloride tablet
Lil' Drug Store Products, Inc
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
| Active ingredients (in each caplet) |
Purpose |
| Acetaminophen 325 mg |
Pain reliever/fever reducer |
| Dextromethorphan HBr 10 mg |
Cough suppressant |
| Guaifenesin 200 mg |
Expectorant |
| Phenylephrine HCl 5 mg |
Nasal decongestant |
Uses
- temporarily relieves common cold/flu symptoms:
- nasal congestion
- sinus congestion & pressure
- cough due to minor throat & bronchial irritation
- minor aches & pains
- headache
- fever
- sore throat
- reduces swelling of nasal passages
- temporarily restores freer breathing through the nose
- promotes nasal and/or sinus drainage
- helps loosen phlegm (mucus) and thin bronchial secretions to rid the bronchial passageways of bothersome mucus and make coughs more productive.
Warnings
Liver warning
This product contains acetaminophen. Severe liver damage may occur if you take
- more than 4 doses in 24 hrs, which is the maximum daily amount for this product
- with other drugs containing acetaminophen
- 3 or more alcoholic drinks every day while using this product
Sore throat warning
If sore throat is severe, persists for more than 2 days, is accompanied or followed by fever, headache, rash, nausea, or vomiting, consult a doctor promptly.
Do not use
- with any other drug containing acetaminophen (prescription or nonprescription). If you are not sure whether a drug contains acetaminophen, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
- if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric or emotional conditions, or Parkinson's disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- liver disease
- heart disease
- high blood pressure
- thyroid disease
- diabetes
- trouble urinating due to enlarged prostate gland
- cough that occurs with too much phlegm (mucus)
- persistent or chronic cough such as occurs with smoking, asthma, chronic bronchitis, or emphysema
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are taking the blood thinning drug warfarin.
When using this product, do not use more than directed.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- you get nervous, dizzy or sleepless
- pain, nasal congestion, or cough gets worse or lasts more than 7 days
- fever gets worse or lasts more than 3 days
- redness or swelling is present
- new symptoms occur
- cough comes back or occurs with rash or headache that lasts.
These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Overdose warning
Taking more than directed can cause serious health problems. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Quick medical attention is critical for adults as well as for children even if you do not notice any signs or symptoms.
Directions
| adults & children 12 yrs & over |
2 caplets with water every 4 hrs |
| children 4 to under 12 yrs |
ask a doctor |
| children under 4 yrs |
do not use |
- when using other DayQuil or NyQuil® products, carefully read each label to ensure correct dosing
Other information
-
each caplet contains: sodium 4 mg
- store at room temperature
Inactive ingredients
croscarmellose sodium, crospovidone, FD&C Yellow No. 6, maltodextrin, microcrystalline cellulose, polyethylene glycol, polysorbate 80, polyvinyl alcohol, povidone, pregelatinized starch, silicon dioxide, stearic acid, talc, titanium dioxide
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cloc-package.Rd
Counts blank lines, comment lines, and physical lines of source code in source
files/trees/archives. An R wrapper to the Perl cloc
utility
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc by @AlDanial.
cloc
's method of operation resembles SLOCCount's:
First, create a list of files to consider. Next, attempt to determine whether or not
found files contain recognized computer language source code. Finally, for files
identified as source files, invoke language-specific routines to count the number of
source lines.
A more detailed description:
If the input file is an archive (such as a .tar.gz
or .zip
file),
create a temporary directory and expand the archive there using a
system call to an appropriate underlying utility (tar
, bzip2
, unzip
,
etc) then add this temporary directory as one of the inputs. (This
works more reliably on Unix than on Windows.)
Use perl's File::Find
to recursively descend the input directories and make
a list of candidate file names. Ignore binary and zero-sized files.
Make sure the files in the candidate list have unique contents
(first by comparing file sizes, then, for similarly sized files,
compare MD5 hashes of the file contents with perl's Digest::MD5
). For each
set of identical files, remove all but the first copy, as determined
by a lexical sort, of identical files from the set. The removed
files are not included in the report.
Scan the candidate file list for file extensions which cloc
associates with programming languages. Files which match are classified as
containing source
code for that language. Each file without an extensions is opened
and its first line read to see if it is a Unix shell script
(anything that begins with #!
). If it is shell script, the file is
classified by that scripting language (if the language is
recognized). If the file does not have a recognized extension or is
not a recognzied scripting language, the file is ignored.
All remaining files in the candidate list should now be source files for known programming languages. For each of these files:
Read the entire file into memory.
Count the number of lines (= L original).
Remove blank lines, then count again (= L non-blank).
Loop over the comment filters defined for this language. (For
example, C++ as two filters: (1) remove lines that start with
optional whitespace followed by //
and (2) remove text between
/*
and */
) Apply each filter to the code to remove comments.
Count the left over lines (= L code).
Save the counts for this language:
blank lines = L original - L non-blank
comment lines = L non-blank - L code
code lines = L code


Mr. Jing LI is currently a PhD candidate in Computer Science, at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, under the supervision of Prof. Sun Aixin and Prof. Xing Zhenchang. He received his B.E. and M.E. in Electrical Engineering from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), China, in 2010 and 2013, respectively.
My research aims to understand, predict, and enhance developer behavior in software development and maintenance, in social and information networks by developing techniques in machine learning, data mining, network analysis and natural language processing.


Welcome!
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Thanks for visiting, I hope you like the look and feel of my website. It is one of the things I love to do, and it helps me refine my abilities in creating efficient, reusable, and beautiful code. I am very passionate and detailed-oriented when it comes to getting things done the right way, be it replacing a lightbulb, cooking, or more importantly, developing software.
There is nothing better than spending hours troubleshooting an obstinate (and no, not obfuscate, though it might as well be at that point!) piece of code to finally figure out the solution and have it work the way you originally wanted it to. Although that may sound like it would be a huge headache to some, I am thrilled to work through something like that because I know the outcome will be a much more meaningful, heuristic, and even in some cases, memorable, experience.
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Asking questions can be difficult for all of us, but admitting you don't know much about something is always going to be the unavoidable first step in the learning process. Reviewing past questions that I've posted to the DBC community and elsewhere, I think that the first concept that I approach with is wondering if there are other people that might have the same question. There have even been multiple instances where I've drafted a question to post to the group, only to find someone beat me to it.
Getting some distance from emotions like frustration and feelings of inadequacy goes a long way in helping me decide what I actually want to ask. Often when my instinct is to blurt out something like "Why can't I GET this?" or "What is wrong with me? Am I just dumb?"  Part of constructing a precise and helpful question is explaining objectively what the source of your frustration is instead of simply announcing that frustration.
Researching should always be the first step. See if someone out there has already asked the question, or something similar, and been answered. For me, the danger is often that "research" can mean sidetracking, going down an unexpected and interesting rabbit hole and forgetting the question I was researching in the first place. So it's important to stay on target and stay focused. Sometimes I will set a timer that will be visible on my screen as a reminder not to wander away from the task at hand.
A good question is specific, succinct, and consists of a problem or error that is easily reproduced. That last one is especially important because if you can't replicate the conditions under which you formed the question in the first place, how is anyone supposed to give an answer? When posting a question online to a forum, or somewhere like Stack Overflow, you'll want to format your code so that it's readable and correctly indented. This leads to the next point, which is to proofread. Spelling and grammar errors don't bode well for your attention to detail when working on your code.
Last but not least, once you've received an answer, what if you don't understand it? There have been plenty of times where I've been more bewildered by the answer than the question. If this is the case, push for more information, ask the question in a different way, or see if the person answering would be willing to explain using a different metaphor or scenario.


PHYSICS VIVA QUESTION
MAGNETOSTRICTIONS
The effect was first identified in 1842 by James Joule when observing a sample of iron.
Q1. What is Magnetostriction?
A. Magnetostriction (cf. electrostriction) is a property of ferromagnetic materials that causes them to change their shape or dimensions during the process of magnetization.
Q2.What are Ferromagnetic substances?
A. Materials that can be magnetized by an external magnetic field and remain magnetized after the external field is removed are called either ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic
.e.g-Iron, Nickel, Cobalt etc.
Q3.What is the full form of LASER?
A.Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
Q4.What are magnetostriction substances?
A.Those substances which are capable of converting magnetic energy into kinetic energy are called magnetostriction substances.
Q5.Why does magnetostriction occur?
A.Ferromagnetic substances contain domains i.e. regions of uniform magnetic field. In presence of external magnetic field the boundary of domains disappear and the domain can
shift and rotate as such objects can change their shape and size..
Q6.Define interference.
A. Interference is a phenomenon in which two waves superpose to form a resultant wave of greater or lower amplitude.
Q7.What is the use of Michelson interferometer?
A.Michelson Interferometer is a device to generate interference. The change in the length of material due to its magnetostriction property is of the order of 10^-6 as such we
can not see the change by naked eyes thus we have to rely on the formation of interference patterns to detect the change in the material.
Michelson Interferometer is the most common and widely used configuration for optical interferometry and was invented by Albert Abraham Michelson.It produces interference
fringes by splitting a beam of monocromatic light.
Q8.What kind of interference takes place?
A.Interference takes place by amplitude as the light from laser is partially reflected and partially refracted and the interference pattern is formed by the combination of
these two rays.
Q9.Why do we get circular ring?
A.Due to constant phase difference.The mirrors M1 and M2 are perpendicular thus a virtual image is formed which acts as an extended source thus we get circular rings.
Q10.Why do we use solenoid ?
A. Solenoid is a cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying electric current. Thus it is used to generate magnetic field which is responsible for shortening or
lengthening of the material.
Q11.Why do we use red laser?
A.Due to high wavelength and the fringes formed are darker.
Q12.How does change in length create interference?
A.The rod is connected to beam splitter thus any change no matter how small will effect the position of the beam splitter thus resulting in creation of interference patterns.
Q13.What is Positive and negative magnetostriction?
A.When the material elongates under the influence of external magnetic field it is called positive magnetostriction and when it shrinks it is called negative magnetostriction.
Some last points:
1.The light should originate from an extended source.A point source will not produce the desired fringes in this case.
2.Do study about Michelson Interferometer and about interference.
3.Read about different types of magnetic substances and their properties.


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