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I use CoolNovo (Formerly Chrome Plus) which is a chromium project. Version 1.9 worked perfectly with my browser as its based on chrome. The browser hasn't updated since the release of BBLOG 2.0.0 but now 2.0.0 no longer works with my browser.
Is this something related to CoolNovo, or BBLOG and can it be made compatible again?
Cheers
k4n30
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Chrome user should update their browser, their is a hidden incompatible issue with older versions.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
PS: Goto this sticky for more information
http://getbblog.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=304
rebelderock
nono, this tread hasn't done yet!!!
same problem here:
in
coolnovo <IP_ADDRESS>
(last stable version), i can't see BBlog icon or everything else related to it.
Btw no problems at all with same browser and BBlog 1.9!
so,
please fix!!!!!
juress
Theme Developer
rebelderock wrote:
nono, this tread hasn't done yet!!!
same problem here:
in
coolnovo <IP_ADDRESS>
(last stable version), i can't see BBlog icon or everything else related to it.
Btw no problems at all with same browser and BBlog 1.9!
so,
please fix!!!!!
Supported are chrome and firefox browsers.
There is no guarantee BBlog will work on any other browsers or derivates of the browsers supported.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
1. CoolNovo isn't on our supported list, even if its based on chrome.
2. If some versions of BBLog worked well in other browser we cannot guarantee that every new version work too.
3. I "done" the thread because he don't answered again so its done for me.
4. I will do some checks for this browser but i definitily cannot guarantee support for that.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
After some test the result is clear.
CoolNovo have some unsupported features to chrome.
In fact CoolNovo doesn't support our new way to store settings (which was required to fix the loose settings bugs).
There is a solution that will work but than all chrome users will lost their settings.
I try some stuff but the chance is low. Maybe CoolNovo will fix this issue.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
And one more thing.
CoolNovo is always some months behind the development of chrome.
rebelderock
thanks for supporting our coolnovo problems :)
Waiting for you to find a solution!
and thanks again :)
rebelderock
hi!
same problem for better battlelog 2.1.0 and coolnovo! nothing has been fixed :(
juress
Theme Developer
rebelderock wrote:
hi!
same problem for better battlelog 2.1.0 and coolnovo! nothing has been fixed :(
Get Chrome ;)
BrainFooLong
Administrator
I say it again. BBLog not support other browsers than firefox and chrome.
I said that i test coolnovo but i never said that i implement support for coolnovo.


Returning from Belshazzar's feast, Agnetha and Benny grew increasingly despondent, and by the time they reached the hotel both of them were staggering under the oppressive weight of grim Scandinavian misery.
“If Fernando were here,” groaned Benny, “He would brighten things up. He could draw sunbeams from a cucumber.”
“You forget that Fernando is but a fictional character in a songlet, Benny,” snapped Agnetha. Tears were rolling down her cheeks.
“Oh,” said Benny, staring out of the hotel window. He saw Anni-Frid flit past, like a phantom.
“At least here there is no mysterious writing upon the wall, as there was at the feast,” added Benny, trying to open a crack in the gloom.
All of a sudden Björn came striding manfully into the hotel lobby. His hair and beard and face and clothing were blackened from the charcoal he had been burning.
“I am looking for Anni-Frid,” he said, “Have you seen her?”
“No,” said Benny, lying through his teeth. But had he really seen her? Or were his eyes playing tricks on him again, as they had in Uppsala?
“Check the abandoned cow byre,” said Agnetha, “She went there earlier to clean her rifle.”
“Since many years I haven't seen a rifle in her hand,” said Björn. He dashed outside into the mist that engulfed the hotel grounds.
Agnetha and Benny slumped in the lobby armchairs, expecting to hear a rifle shot in the distance. But none came. The only sound was the whirring of the fan above their heads and, outside, the strange cries of such Scandinavian birds as had not flown south for the winter.
“Anyway, how would Fernando draw sunbeams from a cucumber?” asked Agnetha, eventually.
But Benny had fallen asleep, lost in dreams of Belshazzar.


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LeetCode 402. Remove K Digits Given a non-negative integer num represented as a string, remove k digits from the number so that the new number is the smallest possible. Note: The length of num is less than 10002 and will be ≥ k. The given num does not contain any leading zero. Example 1: Input: num = "1432219", k = 3 Output: "1219" Explanation: Remove the three digits 4, 3,


In a recent post, Christopher Petrilli speculates on why people don't get Smalltalk. This response remains only half-baked, but I'm choosing to let it go anyway. To quote:
Also, it reminds me a bit of what happened when I worked on Zope and the ZODB (Zope Object Database), which contained almost everything originally for the system. People wanted to work on things as though they were files. There were two reasons for this.
First, the tools sucked in Zope. A HTML textarea is not an acceptable editor. This was eventually resolved with FTP and WebDAV support. The second, though, was an innate distrust of the object database for some reason. Even though it was an append-only, transactional, recoverable, storage system, people would rather store it in a brain-dead file system because they felt it was "safer." Irrational, completely and totally, and much of the same criticism is launched at the concept of system "images" in Smalltalk.
I think it's wrong to underestimate the problems with Smalltalk's system image and the ZODB. In fact, I'd say the image is perhaps the biggest problem with Smalltalk.
Well, starting from causes, I think Smalltalk's insularity is its greatest flaw. This is in part because Everything Is An Object, and objects have fairly specific conventions. There's a considerable barrier between The Rest Of The World and Smalltalk. It's not just that the syntax looks weird to people -- though that doesn't help -- but it also looks weird to other programming languages. You can't easily map C or other libraries into Smalltalk. You can't make analogous interfaces to the interfaces found in other languages -- you can't even make a freakin' function! Sure you can do everything you need to without functions, but you can't directly map other system's APIs onto Smalltalk syntax, which means you can't map people's past programming experience, or their past programs. (It doesn't help either that Smalltalk's OO nature encourages everything to be a framework, instead of building mere libraries, but that's a topic for a different day)
These could be resolved if someone really wanted to do so (though no group of people seems to want it enough to effect the basic culture of the language in order to break down that insularity of syntax). But the image provides other problems. The image isn't strictly required -- I believe GNU Smalltalk has no image, or at least got along without one at one time, and the Smalltalk-ish Objective C has no image. But the image has become an almost fundamental part of the Smalltalk environment, and the environment is hard to disassociate from Smalltalk itself. You can't write scripts for Smalltalk, except for scripts that work in the Smalltalk environment (doIt kind of scripts). You can't run Smalltalk from the command line or as a CGI script. (This is true of Java too, but Java succeded despite this due to extreme effort on Sun's part.) It's also hard to isolate a "program" in Smalltalk -- it's all one big heap of code, you may have added methods to Object, who knows what. This customization/localization of the environment is something where Python has successfully resisted, Ruby is backtracking on, while Perl is commiting suicide to allow total customization based on Wall's personal philosophy and that language's bizarre community.
I'm sure Smalltalk has tools that solve this too. But I think those tools are basic prerequesites to a successful language, and I don't know if the Smalltalk community has treated them as such. Many of Smalltalk's tools seem to be so commercialized that it doesn't seem like it matters much. Some happy Smalltalkers in the financial community get to try all this stuff out, while the larger world doesn't have access -- and so the rest of the world stopped caring. At least the part of the world that was willing to pay attention to cool technical stuff. The corporations that could shell out the cash aren't what drives technology advancements, because they are too concerned about risk, and anyway, corporations don't create things, only people do.
Well, that's a long diatribe. And I feel like I have only just begun. Anyway, I think Smalltalk is too perfect. Its ideas may one day have their time. Maybe the idea of a "program" will go away some day -- I personally would shed no tears if it did. But Smalltalk doesn't offer us a path from here to there, and the world isn't willing to jump all at once.
Update: Please read or comment on this post, which I hope will be less misunderstood.
Right before Java burst onto the scene, IBM was putting considerable weight behind Smalltalk in their efforts to have a business language that could move across systems [ie, as agents, etc]. It would have been interesting to see what would have come of that.
Ian - see my response here:
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/blog/blogView?showComments=true=3256315899
Seriously, take a look at a Smalltalk system before you let loose with so much misinformation again....
>you can't even make a freakin' function!
Actually anonymous functions are first-class in Smalltalk, so you can store them in variables, and pass them as parameters and...
Does Java have functions? C#? Eiffel?
They are OO languages.
If a static final method counts as a function then just define a class side method in Smalltalk.
> a long diatribe
a not very informed diatribe :-(
# Isaac Gouy
>You can't easily map C or other libraries into Smalltalk
Looks like you never really looked at Smalltalk and it's flexibility.
Some examples: VisualWorks has DLLC-Connect to easily import and wrap
C functions into Smalltalk. Smalltalk MT, a windows based Smalltalk can import
any C DLL and you can call it in any Smalltalk method with Smalltalk Objects
as arguments using the WINAPI as receiver. So you can easily write:
|result|
result := 100 factorial.
(WINAPI MessageBox: NULL
with: result asString
with: 'Can you do this in another language'
with: MB_YESNO | MB_ICONHAND)
But it's alway better to encapsulate this API call in a class method (for instance
as #owner:text:title:style: method in the class MessageBox) so you can write it
more readable:
|result|
result := 100 factorial.
MessageBox owner: NULL
text: result asString
title: 'Can you do this in another language?'
style: MB_YESNO | MB_ICONHAND
The keyword message tell you what the arguments are, this is much more readable.
Or have a look at the new S#/Smallscript language. Internally it's a normal Smalltalk
which is able to support different syntax styles, so you can either write:
User32::MessageBox(NULL,'Hello','World',0)
which is more C-Style or
MessageBox
owner: NULL
text: 'Hello'
title: 'World'
style: 0
which is Smalltalk style. More C-Style in Smallscript:
stdout << 'Hello' << 'World'
or the Smalltalk way
stdout
nextPutAll: 'Hello';
nextPutAll: 'World'
You may say that the C-Style is shorter, but Smalltalk is more readable (even
to non programmers who dont know about the "<<" operator)
Since the Smalltalk language is defined in itself you are able to add
syntax suggar to any Smalltalk language out there - but typically you
dont want to mix C-like syntax with the much easier Smalltalk style ("Object
receives message"). Most ST systems hide API stuff in designated classes
to get independent from the underlying system and stay portable.
Another example:
C/C++ and Smalltalk have no "repeat until" language construct by default
(even if it can be simulated with other language constructs, there is no
repeat until keyword). The Pascal language has one.
If you want it too in Smalltalk you are able to change you Smalltalk system
just by adding a method #repeatUntil: in the block closure class.
Now you are able to write:
|count|
count := 0
[ Transcript show: count printString.
count increment ]
repeatUntil: [ count = 3 ].
You should also note that a smalltalk block ([...]) is a normal object so you
can construct and call it at runtime!
To get support for a new language construct in other languages you typically
have to change the parser/compiler or ask the vendor to do that.
Another example:
Most commercial Smalltalk systems dont support Interfaces (as Java does).
But if you need them you change the system or install the "SmallInterfaces"
package and you can work with them in Smalltalk too.
People switch from language A to B because they like a new feature in B.
They start to port all their code to language B and feel happy until
language C appears.
The main problem is that the IT continuously start to solve problems with
new languages instead of focusing on the problem they want to solve.
People will never get the power of Smalltalk if the continue to compare
it with A, B or C or lament about it's syntax.
Smalltalk is not only a language - it's language is mapped to a dynamic
object system. So if you need Interfaces, Enums, Structs, Pre-/Postconditions,
new language constructs, ... you can easily add them if you need.
If you talk about Smalltalk using an image, I can just quote Kent Beck:
"Source code in files. How quaint.".
Bye
Torsten
# Torsten Bergmann
Hmmmm. I seldom respond to blogs but this time I just couldn't hold it back.
Whatever happened to the concept of sticking to at least a few facts? Let me just add a few:
The "can't make functions" is just totally bogus. Heard of blocks? Heard of class methods? In fact - Smalltalk can handle "functions" even better than say Java.
The "can't interface with libraries" is totally bogus too. Has been trivial to do that in a number of Smalltalks since years and years. Personally I know it is dead easy in Squeak, VW, Dolphin, Smallscript and probably a bunch others too.
The "can't do command line stuff/scripts" is... have a guess? Bogus. I can mention a few Smalltalks that excel at this like GST, Smallscript or SharpSmalltalk but it is also trivial to do using say Squeak which hasn't even focused on it much. Why? Because image based development is preferred by anyone who knows diddly squat about Smalltalk! Sigh.
Ugh, lost the energy to correct even more glaring faults here. And don't bother emailing me if you are not interested in learning something. I should have learned by now that discussing languages or tools with people who only know one side of the things compared is just hopeless.
/Göran
Unfortunately your tool removed the formatting of the Smalltalk code
in the above examples, so it would look much better with the correct
tabs in it.
Torsten
# Torsten Bergmann
One word: FUD.
it's funny. these people talk like smalltalk will come back from the dead.
# anonymous
My dear friend... when you learn to program, maybe you'll use smalltalk. Keep in C, at this moment it's enough for you.
# Alberto Torres


| DOSE: |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
The story which I am about to tell you, happened about 6 months ago, and has shaped my life in a horrible sense to this day.
My two best friends and I have an interesting spiritual thing when it comes to smoking weed. We do it maybe once a month, on a sort of a scheduele. We always get ready for it, and we do it before some event or a holiday which we go celebrate after smoking.
So, about 6 months ago, it was time for another trip into the land of cannibis. We met up at around midnight in a park. I had a pipe with tin foil as a screen and a bowl, I grinded the herb, and stuffed it into the tin foil bowl. I quickly took the first hit and my friends did the same. After holding it in for about 20 seconds, I saw the sky coming in on me and exhaled. The effects were coming on very quickly. This didn't stop me from finishin the bowl. After we finished the first bowl, we started walking to a different location. All of a sudden, I start feeling extreme parnoia of being caught. I felt like there were people all around us, looking at us. I started seeing people in the dark, and behind trees. Yet, this was nothing compared to what was about to come.
As we were walking to find a different spot, I started realizing that I feel like I am in a dream, and every second I wake up and realize that it really wasn't a dream. I felt like my brain did the actions that it thought it should do, yet I only came aware of them 10 seconds later. At one point I felt someone scratching my head, only to soon realize that it was my own hand that was doing it. The air tasted sweet, and instead of being cold like before, I felt like my whole body was immune to the whole outside world. I knew the cold is there, and it exists, and everyone is feeling it, but in no way did I feel like it affected me.
Meanwhile, my sense of time became altered beyond recognition. A simple action such as moving my tounge took 30 seconds, and I felt as if I was the tounge itself, trying to lift my self from the bottom of my mouth and wipe of the saliva from my lips. At this point, I realized that I have been talking to my friends the whole time and we were laughing histerically. Soon, a memory of the past 2 minutes came to me, telling me what has been going on, I felt like I finally woke up, only to see the cycle continue. Everytime I would feel like I woke up and get a memory of the previous minute or so, I would tell my freinds how I am feeling and I really gotta get back to my car and lay down, they told me it was all ok, and we are gonna finish the rest soon and we are gonna go back.
At this point my paranoia started up again. I got extremely mad at them for not wanting to take me back to the car. I started thinking that the whole world was against me. Intense feelings of wanting to just drop dead and not wake up, I felt like the world is too depressing to live in. As I came back to reality for a brief moment once again, I decided to go back to my car to myself, despite my friends calling and asking where I am going, I just kept walking, when I saw them follow, I got very scared and started running, fearing for my life. Opposite to my previous feeling, I didn't want to die at all, I was afraid for my life.
I soon got to my car, dropped one of the seats down, and tried to fall asleep.  I knew they were there, but it didn't seem like I could communicate with them, I was so much into my inner self at this point. Only thinking about life and my place in it. I started thinking very phylosophical thoughts, I thouhgt I finally figured out the world. I started getting uncomfortable laying on my seat, but it seemed to be just like the feeling of cold earlier. I knew my body was uncomfortable and I knew there was a pain in my hips, and in my groin, yet I didn't feel it, and it didn't affect me enough to make me move.
My friends were very worrried by now, they kept saying something, and I just wanted them to leave because they were distracting me from my quest to figure out the world. As soon as they left, I locked the car, and wanted to fall asleep, yet constant feelings of people being around the car and looking at me sleeping prevented me from falling asleep. As I lay there, my body began to shake, I realized that it was cold, yet once again I didn't feel the cold itself. I decided to put a sweater on, which proved to be a difficult task. I kept dropping it, and not knowiong how to put it on. Anyways, after another hour of all these intense feelings, I finally fell asleep at about 2 am, and woek up 4 hours later. At first I thought I was completely normal again, and all the previous effects were gone. I decided that I can drive and started home, yet as I began to drive, the terrifying distortion of time came back. I would change a lane, and only realize it 10 seconds later.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
For some reason, I drove safely still. After I got home, I went back to sleep. Such feelings of time distortion come back to me to this day, in a much milder form than they were before.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Story: Terms of relationship
Terms of relationship
Title
Terms of relationship
Collection
Summary
Bushman terms for various degrees of relationship. Given by /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-31. 8788-8790, 32. 8792 and 8793, 8845-8847). Terms for various relationships by marriage. (L VIII.-12. 7067 rev. and 7068 rev., 32. 8794 rev.).
Comments
1) p.8792opp: |han≠kass'o experienced this himself, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-32
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
5 November 1879 (started)
Categories
Keywords
relationships (and in-laws) , relationships (by marriage) , relationships (terms for the degrees of) , terms (for relationships) , terms (for relationships by marriage) , terms (what people call different members of their family) , names (for in-laws) , names (terms for relationships by marriage) , marriage (terms for relationships by) , marriage (names for in–laws)
Story Pages
8792-8793, 8795v


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Copyright 2009-2023 The MathWorks™, Inc.Set Configurations: Interface
Pitch System
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2. Model Blade Pitch Linkage: Finished Model
3. Link Specification and Design
4. Determine Pitch Actuator Requirements
5. Test Hydraulic Pitch Actuator Design
6. Distribute Simulations Using Parallel Computing
7. Compare Pitch Actuators Using Full Turbine Model
Yaw, Generator, Blades
8. Determine Yaw Actuator Requirements
9. Compare Yaw Actuators Using Full Turbine Model
10. Model Geartrain, Generator and Grid
11. Add Generator to Full Model
12. Model Force of Wind On Blades
13. Model Blade Flexibility
Control System
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16. Open Supervisory Control Testrig
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... a.Pitch System
... b.Full Turbine


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ARDP
2.1.3
Another RDF Document Parser
|
Parser inner structure which describes its behaviour. More...
#include <parser.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint64_t | n_bnode |
| Keeps track of the last blank-node id. More... | |
| utf8 _Nullable | base |
| Bese uri for the <#something> URIs. More... | |
| map_t _Nullable | namespaces |
| Namespaces map. More... | |
| struct { | |
| size_t n_triples | |
| Triples counter. More... | |
| size_t n_directives | |
| Counts the directives found while parsing. More... | |
| size_t n_errors | |
| Counts error which occured while parsing (lexer's are separate). More... | |
| size_t line | |
| Current line. More... | |
| size_t column | |
| Current column. More... | |
| } | stats |
| Statistics for the parser. More... | |
| struct { | |
| int(* _Nullable )(utf8 _Nullable base) | |
| utf8 _Nullable(* _Nullable )() | |
| } | cb |
| struct { | |
| int show_datatype | |
| int expand_iri | |
| int expand_curie | |
| const char *_Nullable bprefix | |
| } | extra |
Parser inner structure which describes its behaviour.
It's specific for the TURTLE RDF specification.
For another specifications will require to add other properties.
| int(* _Nullable) (struct rdf_statement *_Nullable s) |
| utf8 _Nullable(* _Nullable) () |
Bese uri for the <#something> URIs.
Referenced by _rebase(), ardp_parser_destroy_internal(), ardp_parser_set_default_base(), and expand_relative_uri().
| struct { ... } cb |
Referenced by ardp_parser_create_internal().
| size_t column |
Current column.
Referenced by ardp_parser_exec().
| int expand_curie |
Referenced by _triple(), and ardp_parser_set_option().
| int expand_iri |
Referenced by _triple(), and ardp_parser_set_option().
| struct { ... } extra |
Referenced by _bnode(), _triple(), ardp_parser_destroy_internal(), and ardp_parser_set_option().
| size_t line |
| uint64_t n_bnode |
Keeps track of the last blank-node id.
Referenced by _bnode().
| size_t n_directives |
Counts the directives found while parsing.
| size_t n_errors |
Counts error which occured while parsing (lexer's are separate).
| size_t n_triples |
Triples counter.
Referenced by _triple().
Namespaces map.
Referenced by _add_namespace(), ardp_parser_create_internal(), ardp_parser_destroy_internal(), expand_curie(), and transform_uri().
| int show_datatype |
Referenced by _triple(), and ardp_parser_set_option().
| struct { ... } stats |
Statistics for the parser.
Referenced by _triple(), and ardp_parser_exec().


©07/10/92Alexander Chislenko
Drifting Identities.
I always wondered how far I can evolve without stopping being myself... It seems possible that the identity issue can be the ultimate limit to growth.
First of all, I think there is no such thing as an objective identity. So let us consider a pair of an object (whose identity we are discussing), and an observer/evaluator.
Let's throw some math at it: assume that our object is represented by a point O evolving along a path P in a phase space S.
The Evaluator E is a function that projects S into an "identity space" I. Usually E assigns the same value to all points of a whole big area of S - a set of objects with "the same identity". So E[valuator] is essentially a map on a phase space.
Usually, at least when talking about conscious entities, we require that the objects with the same "identity" should not only be in the same domain, but lie on the same path. This is a simple axiom, we can accept it or not. It sounds somewhat artificial to me though. If one can evolve from O1 to O2 without losing my identity, why just not agree that O1=O2 as far as identity is concerned? Otherwise, we should consider 'virtual identities' which we can realize by actually going there.
OK, this is a foundation. No matter how small and shaky it looks, it can support the argument it was built for:
Growth vs. identity dilemma.
I don't really care what other Evaluators think about whether and when I am going to cross an identity border on my evolutionary path. Some of the evaluators seem to be of interest though: those that are attached to the objects populating my current identity domain (i.e. those into which I can possibly evolve without losing my identity as I understand it in my current state). I would pay special attention to the part of this domain consisting of potentially reachable states.
Now I want to choose my path through this thing.
There's very little chance that I'll walk about it forever. (It is possible though that this border lies beyond my current concept horizon, which means that (subjectively and temporarily) I can enjoy the feeling of "eternal identity").
Sooner or later, though, my path will cross the border.
We can call this point just a loss of identity, or a personal singularity, or death.
Do I want to go to this point? It depends of whether I like my domain. If I do not, I might.
Here we could also note that death in this sense does not necessarily mean desintegration, it may well be expansion beyond recognition, which, without much logical reason, I perceive as a more appealing choice. In fact, though, they are not that easy to distinguish, since all my evaluation criteria fade near that border.
Now I move along my path to the border, and look at it.
My perception of my identity domain can change, and the crossing point may move.
It the simplest case, it doesn't. That's how most humans perceive natural death.
Sometimes it can move towards me (I can't think of good examples now).
In case of expansion it looks like it will always move away, and *subjectively* I will never cross the border.
It raises some interesting issues though.  However, if I go and don't look too far ahead, I'd always be happy with my state and immediate prospects, until the very point D - and beyond.
Should I choose the destination that I currently respect, or the path that will be enjoyable? Not an easy choice keeping in mind that upon coming to that nice destination I might change enough to meet it with disgust, and the entity that would enjoy the other path just won't be me...
I would expect that all we all (not humans, extropians) will face some tough choices here as soon as we learn how to grow.
There is also an explanation why we don't see people "dying thru expansion". And this is just because we *define* our notion of identity as something that is preserved in the transformations we are used to seeing. When (not if) the transformations will become more drastic, this notion will be shattered.
In fact, if we just look at our own lives, we go through so many transitions that hardly preserve our identity in any reasonable definition of this word...
Now I am ending the message being attracted by a personal singularity point that I try to cross daily and that is only an example of a rich variety of identities that constitute something that I [?] call "myself". It's 2 a.m., time to sleep. I am discontinuing my conscious existence, and leaving this message together with all my belongings to the tomorrow's being who I have never seen and who will probably think that he is *me*.
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This section includes various standards, conventions, and guidelines used in model creation as it relates to Halo Level Design. This section also includes editing information such as polygon counts, guidelines, and methods for trouble shooting and optimizing models. |
| Style Guidelines |
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| Polygon Count Guidelines for Construction |
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The following lists the suggested maximum amount
of polygons that should be used to construct a typical model of the type
listed. While the Blitzkrieg exporter and data tag compiler Tool can handle much higher polygon counts (since the same tools are used to export level geometry and other higher polygon count models such as character and vehicles), its recommended to keep the values within the range suggested for the listed model type. Typical objects used for scenery objects include trees, rocks, bushes, and other small details. The value listed below represents the average maximum value for scenery objects used in multiplayer levels. NOTE: The values listed are for the Super High Model LOD (Level of Detail) |
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Multiplayer Scenery Objects (Models): |
500 polygons |
| Triangle Counts (in game) |
| The following lists the
suggested maximum amount of triangles that should draw for the listed model. NOTE: The values listed are for the Super High Model LOD (Level of Detail) |
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Multiplayer Scenery Object: |
1,000 triangles |
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The values listed are a general guideline due to
the fact that performance is affected by many factors other then triangle
counts such as the number and type of materials (shaders) associated with
the model.
As can be expected, the fewer triangles being drawn the better. When creating a model, always take into account its effect on the level and the scene in which it is being placed. When creating a new model, its always a good idea to view a similar model object that exists in the original game and see what kind of triangle counts exist for that particular model. If creating a new tree model, check the current tree models in the game and see what are their associated triangle counts. |
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Many of the factors mentioned in the
Overall
Performance Guidelines and Suggestions
in
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apply to the performance of a model object in
Halo. A model objects effect on performance includes many factors, not
just the pure number of triangles being drawn.
Below is a simple list of things to keep in mind when creating models for Halo: 1) Be careful of the polygon and resulting triangle counts for the model. The model should not be created without regard for its use and placement in its intended environment. If a level or game environment already has high triangle counts and a model is being placed in the area, the model being created should have a low triangle count and\or the environment it is being used in should have its triangle count lowered. 2) Scenery objects are used for many reasons such as decreasing the development or creation time of a level by allowing the population of common objects quickly. The use of scenery objects also reduces memory by using multiple instances of the same model that uses the same material or shader. Memory used by the game is also saved since the objects are not made part of the core level geometry and do not require a light map. 3) Always consider using or creating several Levels of Detail (LOD) for the model you are creating, especially if its a very high polygon model that is used frequently in the environment and has many instances per scene. LOD models are manually created lower polygon versions of the higher polygon model seen by the player up close. These LODs are set to replace the higher polygon version at farther distances from the player view. As the distance from the player view increases, lower and lower polygon versions of the model are used. These distances can be manually set in the model tag. 4) The number of different materials or shader types per model can greatly affect performance. Try to limit the unique number of materials per model to decrease the number of materials per scene. 5) Avoid using or creating a lot of model shaders that have a lot of effects or settings or that require multiple rendering passes, this can greatly decrease performance. Shaders with a base map, multipurpose map, detail map, detail mask, bump map, scrolling texture settings, and reflection cube map all set decreases rendering performance and uses up more memory. Be careful when using the 2-sided model shader flag, this will double the triangle count for the faces on which it is applied. This flag is most commonly used on the leaves for trees and foliage. 6) Watch the amount of overdraw created by having successive layers of transparent or partially transparent geometry. |


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getHistory():Boolean
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getValue():String
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hasEventListener(type:String):Boolean
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Checks the existance of any listeners registered for a specific type of event.
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setTitle(title:String):void
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setTracker(tracker:String):void
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setValue(value:String):void
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priority:int
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public static function getHistory():Boolean
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public static function getQueryString():String
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target:String
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url:String
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name:String
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options:String
(default = "
")
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handler:String
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type:String
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listener:Function
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status:String
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strict:Boolean
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title:String
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value:String
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BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL (WESTERN ZONE) BENCH, PUNE Application No. 21/2013 (WZ) CORAM: Hon'ble Mr. Justice V.R. Kingaonkar (Judicial Member) Hon'bleDr. Ajay.A.Deshpande (Expert Member) B E T W E E N: Akhil Bharat Goseva Sangh( Mumbai) ( Public Trust Regd. No. F/2563) B-2/104,Vaibhav Jambli Galli, Borivili (West) Mumbai 400 092 .......Appellant AND 1. Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Through its Member Secretary, Kalpataru Point, Sion, Mumbai 400 022. 2. The Brihanmumbai Muncipal Corporation, Through its Commissioner, Mahapalika Bhavan, Mahapalika Marg, Mumbai 400 001 ...Respondents For Applicant : Mr R.K.Joshi Secretary. Counsel for Respondet no 1: Mr D.M.Gupte Advocate and Ms Dangre Advocate. Counsel for Respondent No. 2 : Dr Deepak Rodge Adv i/by Mr Sameer Khale and Mr Rahul Garg Adv. DATE : 29th November, 2013 1 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) JUDGMENT
1. By this application, the Applicant has sought revocation of consent granted by Respondent no.1 (MPCB) to Slaughter House (Deonar Abattoir) run by Respondent no. 2 (Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation). The Applicant further has sought direction to close the Deonar Abattoir until compliances of mandatory requirements. The Applicant further seeks direction that the Respondent no. 1 shall discontinue practice of obtaining Bank guarantee in respect of consent for slaughter houses for compliance of the conditions prior to commencement of the slaughtering activities.
2. The Applicant is a Registered Trust established in 1930. The Applicant claims that object of its organization is to save the live stock of the country. The Applicant is concerned with irregular trading in slaughter houses, particularly illegal slaughtering of healthy and useful animals like cows, buffaloes etc.
3. Bhihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (Respondent no. 2 ) established Deonar abattoir somewhere in 1971- 1972. It is a mega slaughter house in Asia where large number of animals including cattle, cows etc are slaughtered. The slaughtered animals are brought to the abattoir from various parts of the State and other parts of the country. A huge quantity of meat is exported from the 2 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) slaughter house. The slaughtering house is run in accordance with certain conditions imposed by MPCB (Respondent no.1). The MPCB has renewed the consent to operate on 5.7.2013 extending the period for operation up to 31.10.2015. The MPCB has stipulated one of the conditions as furnishing of Bank guarantees to the tune of Rs 5 lacs each for compliance of certain mandatory requirements. These conditions are incorporated in the consent letter including setting up and commissioning of rendering plant and Biomethanation plant.
4. According to the Applicant, obtaining of Bank guarantees will not serve the purpose. For, in case of failure to comply the guarantees furnished by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation those may be invoked and the public money will be exchanged from one arm of the semi Government to another arm of the Government.  Thus, the public money will be unnecessarily spent without any penalty imposed on the defaulting officials or those who commit the environmental damage. In other words, such practice causes breach of polluters pay principle. The MPCB as a matter of practice overlooks the non-compliance of the conditions imposed while granting consent to run the slaughter houses and thereby the environmental damage is enhanced. The MPCB is, therefore, required to ensure that the compliances are duly made by the Deonar Abattoir. The 3 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) absence of rendering plant and biomethanation plant in the Deonar Abattoir since 1986 has resulted in generating huge sewage, great degree of air and water pollution, Resultantly the population living around vicinity of the slaughter house is suffering from ill effects of the air and water pollution. The adverse impact of air and water pollution has resulted in to various health problems in the nearby area of Deonar Abattoir. The Respondents have failed to take cognizance of the numerous complaints made by the Applicant and others to remove the deficiencies. The Applicant, therefore, sought closure of the abattoir and restoration of the environment,
5. The Respondent No.1 (MPCB) resisted the application. According to MPCB, the area of the slaughter house is around 64 acres. The slaughter house has provided separate live stock yards for different kinds of animals. It provides a centralized slaughtering activity for metro city of Mumbai where livestock comprising of sheeps, pigs, buffaloes etc. are brought by trading licensees for slaughtering. The sanctioned production of quantum of meat, beef, pork is to the tune of 3600 MT/M, 2700 MT/M and 360 MT/M respectively. The consent to operate has been granted to the slaughter house (Deonar abattoir) subject to specific terms and conditions in order to ensure pollution prevention and compliance of environmental norms. The slaughter house is required to comply with the conditions which include outer cap on production quantity and generation of trade wastes. 4 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) The effluents are to be adequately treated, recycled to maximum extent and balance effluent to be disposed by connecting to the sewerage system provided by MCGM after disinfection. The Respondent no. 2 is under obligation to provide comprehensive treatment system so as to achieve environmental standards. Another condition is that the slaughter house shall adopt solid waste management for processing, utilisation and disposal of solid waste generated from the slaughter house by installation of Biomethanation and rendering plant.
6. According to MPCB, visit to the slaughtering house on 21.10.2013 revealed that mechanized slaughtering house was in dilapidated condition. It was also found that the vegetable waste generated such as rumen, waste from intestinal contents, dung, agricultural residues was being disposed off by deep burial method in a dumping ground instead of biomethanation which was in breach of the consent condition. So also it was found that Deonar slaughtering house failed to install the rendering plant.  Waste water generated from slaughtering and washing activities contaminated with blood was found entering in to the storm water drain carrying effluent connected to the ETP. It was noticed that separate pipe lines were necessary for storm water and industrial 5 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) waste water. The abattoir had not maintained proper account of by-products generated from the slaughter house such as skin, hides, tallos, guts, hooves, horns hair, as collected under respective trade licences. The MPCB therefore, came out with a case that directions have been issued under section 33A of the Water (P&CP) Act 1974 and section 31A of the Air (P & CP) Act 1981 to the various slaughter house of the Respondent no. 2. The MPCB further submits that the Bank guarantees were obtained in order to ensure compliance of the stipulated conditions enumerated in the consent letter.
7. The Respondent no. 2 resisted the application by filing affidavit-in-reply of the General Manager of Deonar Abattoir. In his affidavit, Shri Pramod Dethe, the General Manager of the abattoir, states that the application is pre- mature and is liable to be dismissed in view of section 14(3) of the NGT Act, 2010. The Respondent no. 2 further alleges that NGT has no jurisdiction to entertain the Application, in as much as the dispute does not fall within the purview of section 14 of the NGT Act. The Respondent no 2 alleges that the consent to operate granted to the slaughter house is legal and valid and due compliances are being made as per the conditions enumerated in consent letter issued by MPCB. It is further alleged that if so required appropriate action would be taken to ensure installation of biomethanation and rendering plant for treatment of type II 6 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) waste generated from the abattoir. According to the Respondent no.2, the question of violation of such conditions is yet not finally decided by MPCB and as such it is pre postureous to assume that there is non-compliance of conditions by Respondent no.2. In any case, the closure of the abattoir is not called for. It is denied that the practice of obtaining the Bank guarantee for ensuring compliances is illegal and uncalled for. On these premises, the Respondent no. 2 sought dismissal of the Application.
8. Having regard to the rival pleadings of the parties, following issues emerge for deciding the application. They are :
1. Whether the application is barred by Limitation ? Or otherwise falls outside the jurisdiction of this Tribunal in view of section 14 of the NGT Act and as such is liable to be dismissed ?
2. Whether the applicant has made out a acceptable case to hold that the slaughter house ( Deonar Abattoir ) is being run without following valid conditions and therefore, said activity is harmful to the environment and causes degradation of the environment particularly on account of water pollution due to contamination and untreated waste water ?
3. Whether the Respondent no. 2 is liable to pay compensation to the Applicant or the victims of the pollution ? If so to what amount and to what extent ?
4. Whether the practice of seeking Bank guarantees from the slaughter houses run by Municipal council or Municipal Corporations as a condition for the compliances stipulated by the MPCB in consent order is legal and proper ? 7 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz)
9. We have heard learned counsel for the parties. We have carefully gone through the documents placed on record. We may pin point that environment related issues are involved in the application on account of non compliance noticed by the MPCB as reflected from its inspection notes. It is nobody's case that the biomethanation plant and rendering plant have been installed at the work site of the abattoir. The Respondent no. 2, time and again stated that said condition will be duly complied with.
10. Before we proceed to consider the rival contentions, it is significant to note the guidelines issued by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) for management of solid waste in slaughtering houses. A copy of the guidelines is placed on record. It goes to show that the slaughter houses are classified in three categories. The slaughter houses having capacity of live weight killed -over and above 70 tons per day are large, those which have capacity between 15 - 70 tons of live weight killed per day are medium and those having capacity below 70 tons live weight killed are small. Ruminal, stomach and intestinal contents essentially form sold waste. Horn and hooves are generally collected for sale. Some particles left over may be used for manufacturing poultry feed. The solid waste of slaughter house can be composted by stack making in bunkers. The biomethanation plant can be constructed in two ways. The gas is produced in or more bio-digesters and then it can be stored in a 8 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) separate gas holder from where it is drawn, as and when required. The other alternative is that the bio-digester and gas holder are built so as to form one single unit. The gas is produced in the lower part of the structure, while the upper tank serves as a gas holder. While the second option is extremely simple and cheap in construction, but it has the disadvantage that gas production is affected during recharge. On the other hand, with a separate gas holder, continuous supply of gas can be assured even when one or more digesters are being charged. It is therefore, more practicable for larger units to have separate gas holders.
11. Type II waste viz inedible offal tissues, meat rimmings, waste and condemned meat and bones can be processed in rendering system. The main constituents of animals matter are fat, water and solids. The objective of rendering process is to physically separate the fat, the water and the solids. Rendering is carried out either in dry rendering or wet rendering plants. In both the processes, large pieces such as head bones etc are reduced in size by shredders or other machinery. Large soft offals are also cut to size before processing. Intestines, stomach and similar soft materials contain manure and therefore, they are opened and cleaned before feeding to rendering plant.
12. The recommendations of the CPCB may be culled out as follows:
9 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) Large slaughter houses are mostly in cities located in congested areas. They generate substantial quantity of solid wastes, which have to be processed in environmentally acceptable manner. For the large slaughter houses, biomethanation of type -I waste and rendering for type -II are suggested. Biomethanation requires less space which is advantageous for the slaughter houses with land constraints.
Biomethanation for type I waste and rendering for type II waste should be considered for medium size slaughter houses with an alternative of composting.
13. The above stated norms are the recommended methods for solid waste management for improvement of sanitation in and around slaughter house and it is beneficial to the slaughter houses in long run due to returns on account of recovery and use or sale of secondary by- products. Needless to say, outdated and obsolete method that deal with the solid waste in the slaughtering houses are required to be materially changed, which is more so in a big slaughtering house like Deonar Abattoir. The record shows that Deonar Abattoir is very old and is still in primitive condition so far as the pollution prevention facilities are concerned. To ensure compliances of the conditions stipulated in the consent to operate, granted by the MPCB to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Bank guarantees have been taken from the latter. Category of the slaughter house is described as type I (large). The slaughtering house was to provide provided minimum 33 % of the available open land under green coverage by making tree plantation. The slaughter house was directed to submit Bank guarantee of 10 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) Rs. 5 lacs each for revamping of old bio gas plant, installation and commissioning of biomethanation and rendering plant, careful execution of the existing practices to ensure hygienic conditions and to ensure O and M pollution system.
14. We have noticed from the record that MPCB had issued show cause notice dated 23rd October, 2013 to M/s Deonar Abattoir calling for explanation as to why action be not taken on account of violation of the provisions of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974 and AIR ( P & CP ) Act,1981 The text of the show cause notice reveals that Sub Regional office of MPCB visited the slaughter house on 21.10.2013 and gave a report to the following effect.
1. The Mechanized slaughtering plant for cattle's shed is dilapidated condition so you are carrying out on ground traditional slaughtering for cattle. 2, The vegetable waste generated such as rumen, waste from stomach and intestinal contents, dung, agriculture residues is being disposed by deep burial method at MCGM Deonar dumping ground instead of big Bio- methanation.
3. It is observed that you have not installed Rendering Plant. The waste generated such as animal matter such as inedible offals, tissues, meat trimmings, waste and condemned meat, bones etc being disposed by deep burial method at MCGM Deonar dumping ground instead of disposing it through Rendering Plant .
4. The waste water generated from slaughtering and washing activity contaminated with blood found entering in the storm water drain. This storm water drain carrying effluent observed connected to ETP. But there is need of dedicated separate pipe line for storm water and industrial waste water.
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5. The leakages/ seepages observed from various drains and treatment plant. There is need of urgent attention towards repair of the same.
6.  But you could not produce the record of blood collection and further usage/disposal during visit of Board Official.
7. There is no effective blood collection system at traditional slaughtering of cattle thereby blood finding its way along with waste water to ETP.
8. The by-products generated such as skin, bones, tallos, hooves, horns, hair are taken by respective trade licences but you cannot produce record of the same during site visit.
9. The solid waste inform of tallos, guts, hooves, horns and other vegetable waste such as rumen, waste from stomach and intestinal contents, dung, agriculture residues were being haphazardly stored in the work environment."
15. We may take note of the stance taken by the Municipal Corporation through General Manager of Deonar Abattoir in response to the above show cause notice. The reply to the show cause notice, as given by the General Manager of Deonar Abattoir, indicates that the statutory requirement of Biomethanation plant and rendering plant for treatment of solid waste had not been informed earlier to the consent of 5/7/2013 and therefore steps were not taken to implement the same. It is also noticed from the correspondence available in records that MPCB has already communicated the abattoir, on 26/4/2012, to comply the requirement of pollution control and management system as per CPCB guidelines. We are of the opinion that such a stand is without any substance. The conditions imposed while granting the consent to operate, 12 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) clearly stipulated such pre-requirement to be complied with by Deonar Abattoir Management. It is stated in the reply of the Deonar Abattoir that process for installation and commissioning of Biomethanation plant is in progress. It is also stated that the process for installation, commissioning and rendering plant is in progress. These are rather evasive replies. We do not know what is the actual stage of progress made by the Abattoir for installation of the said facilities? The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has not placed on record any material to show the budget allocation made for such purpose.
16. We have pointed out from the show cause notice dated 23.10.2013 that the MCPB found various lapses committed by the Municipal Corporation in operation of the Deonar Abattoir The response of General Manager of the Deonar Abattoir is not only evasive but on certain points there appears clear admission about such lapses. For example, the show cause notice of the MPCB reveals : "Waste water generated from slaughtering and washing activities contaminated with blood found entering in the storm water drain. These storm water drain carry effluent, observed in the ETP but there is need of dedicated separated pipe line for storm water and industrial water". The response of General Manager of Deonar Abattoir on this point is thus :
The utmost care is taken to prevent the water generated from slaughtering and washing activity entering in the storm 13 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) water drain and also a new separate storm water and industrial waste water pipe line will be laid at the earliest" Another point on which explanation was called is that there was no effective blood collection system on traditional slaughtering of cattle thereby blood finding its way along with waste water to the ETP. The response of General Manager of Deonar Abattoir is that on temporary basis the blood is collected manually. Needless to say, the management of Deonar Abattoir is not only being handled without following regular norms but in casual manner, carelessly and in unhygienic way. It goes without saying that such perfunctory management of the slaughter house is harmful to the environment. That will not only cause contamination of by products and the drained water which will be mixed with waste blood or other material but it will trigger epidemic diseases in the nearby area.
17. We are surprised to see that in spite of such observations of MPCB which are practically undisputed, the analysis results of January 2012 annexed with the revival of consent vide letter dated 5.7.2013 does not reflect any abnormality. There appears internal contradiction in the actions of MPCB. The analysis results cannot be normal where admittedly the blood was found entering in to the storm water drain and was not segregated by means of separate waste water pipe line. It could not be normal when there was no effective blood segregation system in the place of traditional slaughtering of cattle. And 14 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) therefore waste blood was drifted along with waste water to the ETP. The analysis report could not be normal when the solid waste was being improperly treated. In any case, the record of MPCB must be kept straight. Nobody can deny that there must be probity in the governance of all organs of the Government including the semi Governmental organization like Municipal Corporation.
18. We have also perused the records including the copies of the consent and also, correspondence submitted by the parties. It is observed that MPCB had issued consent to the abattoir on 16/6/2012 which was valid up to 31.10.2012 for the production of meat, beef and pork to the capacity of 45 MT/day, 76MT/day and 4 MT/day respectively, with industrial effluent generation of 900 cum/day. MPCB further granted the consent on 5/7/2013 which is valid up to 31.10.2015, for production of meat, beef and pork to the capacity of 3600 MT/month, 2700 MT/month and 360 MT/month respectively, with industrial effluent generation of 942 cum/day. It can be seen from the production quantities in these two consent documents that MPCB has approved the consent to the abattoir for a significant increase in production capacity. This approval has been granted with the clear information available with MPCB that the abattoir is not meeting the norms set out by the CPCB. Considering the above, it is not clear how the MPCB has decided to grant consent of 5/7/2013 with the increased 15 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) capacity and pollution load, when it had the knowledge that the abattoir is not complying with the guidelines of CPCB.
19. Here is the case in which the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is found running the large scale slaughtering activities without proper management. The large scale slaughtering of animals must be undertaken with due care and ought to be done in hygienic conditions. The Deonar Abattoir is a service Abattoir of Greater Mumbai. There cannot be duality of opinion that the Mumbai Municipal Corporation is legally bound to maintain, operate and regulate the slaughter house . We are aware that Section 61(h) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1988 provides that the construction, maintenance, operation and regulation of such slaughter house is an obligatory duty of MCGM. We also are aware of the fact that Deonar Abattoir was constructed in 1971. Still, however, we cannot appreciate that the slaughter house could not have been technically equipped in accordance with the developed scientific methods to maintain hygienic condition and particularly when the number of animals brought for slaughtering is ever increasing. According to the MCGM, the first ETP was installed in 2004. That is not, however, sufficient equipment to take care of the activities which are on going. The revamping of biogas plant, installation and commissioning of biomethanation and rendering plant, segregation of blood pipe line from the storm water pipe line, improving O & M of pollution control system are the requirements which are not 16 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) yet been fulfilled. According to the management of Deonar Abattoir, modernization plant is being duly under taken in consultation with National Meat and Poultry Board (NMPB) New Delhi. We have no record to show that any special grants have been provided for such modernization or any equipment are purchased by the Municipal Corporation to execute so called modernization plan. There is no denying, however, that at present such deficiencies do exist.
20. The Applicant has placed on record certain additional submissions supported with certain documents. It appears that a committee has been constituted as per the order dated 6.10.2005 rendered by the Hon'ble High Court of Bombay in WP (PIL) No. 4 of 2005. The committee is headed by Hon"ble Mr. Justice Dr. C. S. Dharmadhikari. The Chairperson of the said Committee vide letter dated 28.5.2013 addressed to the Chairman, Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APFPEDA) requested that export licence of the Abattoir be not renewed. It was duly informed that the Bye laws of the GMMC do not provide for exporting of meat. The letter dated 28.5.2013 reveals that the Chairman of APFPEDA was duly informed regarding the existing legal position. The Chairperson of the Committee in the letter referred to above stated "Similarly, the slaughter house established by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation is also meant for slaughter of animals for consumption of meat by the people living within the geographical limit of Mumbai City. This 17 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) is further reinforced by bye-laws and regulations relating to markets and slaughter houses which are framed by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation. Chapter IV of the said bye laws deals with Municipal slaughter house and bye law no1 in this chapter specifically lays down as under :
"The Municipal Corporation Slaughter houses of Deonar are established and set apart for the slaughter of animals intended for human food for consumption in Greater Bombay."
21. It is also seen from the records that Government of Maharashtra has also formed a committee for efficient operations of the slaughterhouses in the state vide GR dated 23/10/2012 in compliance with the orders of Hon'ble Supreme Court in the matter 309/2003. Neither MPCB nor the Corporation has mentioned existence of such committee and also, the work done by them so far, though MPCB is part of this committee. It is seen from the mandate of the committee that the issues raised in the application are also dealt by this committee, and the committee is mandated to carry out surprise inspections of abattoirs and make recommendations for improvements.
22. We are of the opinion that the requirement of slaughter house in a city cannot be done away with though some section of the society may wish away with it. Record shows that APFPEDA has granted licences to Deonar Municipal Abattoir for export of the meat up till June 30sth 2014. A copy of this 18 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) certificate of registration ( Annex viii) is filed along with additional submissions of the Applicant indicating that the registration No APFPEDA/50 is valid up till June 30th 2004 It transpires that APFPEDA conveniently over looked the bye law no 1 of Chapter iv Mumbai Municipal Corporation relating to the regulations of markets and slaughtering houses. This kind of apathy on the part of the Government agency is reprehensible. We have no hesitation in holding that in absence of proper hygienic condition and valid authority under the bye laws of the Municipal Corporation the Export of meat from Deonar Abattoir could not have been allowed by APFPEDA. The certificate issued by said authority is therefore illegal and invalid.
23. The Applicant has brought to our notice the practice adopted by the MCPB to seek Bank guarantees for compliance of mandatory conditions imposed while granting consent to operate a slaughter house. One of the prayer of the Applicant is that such practice is bad in law and as such MCPB may be directed to discontinue such practice. The issue, in our opinion, is outside scope of section 14 of the N.G.T. Act. No doubt, it is a legal question which requires determination in an appropriate case where forfeiture of Bank guarantee is directed on account of non compliance of any conditions. Still however in view of the fact that this Tribunal is not bestowed with writ jurisdiction, we do not find it necessary to decide the issue regarding such practice of seeking Bank guarantee while 19 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) granting permission to operate. The legal aspect has been already dealt with by this Tribunal (Principal Bench) in case of DVC Emta Coal Mines Vs Pollution Control Authority (WB) and also, Hindustan Cocacola Beverages Pvt. Ltd while deciding Appeal No. 43 of 2013 and Appeal No. 10 of 2013 respectively. Still, however, we do not wish to decide the issue in as much as the Applicant is not an aggrieved person in the present case due to said practice which is being followed by the MPCB. So, it is not necessary to dwell on this issue.
24. As regards objection on ground of limitation, it may be stated that there is continuity in cause of action due to lack of care in the management of Deonar Abattoir. That apart, the Applicant has sought protection of environment as well as enforcement of provisions of Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The revival of consent to operate the Abattoir in 2013 triggered afresh cause of action for the purpose. In our opinion, where there is continuity of environmental degradation, the limitation continues with the time till the nuisance, degradation or damage is brought to hilt. Hence, the Application is maintainable. It does not fall outside scope of Section 14 of the N.G.T. Act nor is barred by limitation. The objections in this context are therefore rejected.
25. For the reasons discussed hereinabove, we hold that the Applicant has duly proved its case that Deonar Abattoir is being run without following regular environmental norms. We also 20 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) find that export of the meat from Deonar Abattoir is illegal. We have no hesitation in holding that there is urgent need to address problems of environmental degradation and therefore, Deonar Abattoir requires revamping, up gradation and modernization. Mere closure of the slaughter house is not the solution at the present.
26. In the result, the Application is partly allowed. We deem it proper to give following directions to the Respondents.
A. The application is partly allowed. B. The Export Licences issued by the APFPEDA on 10 th
January in favour of the Deonar Municipal Abattoir sands suspended w.e.f. from 1st January 2014. C. The three Member Committee comprising of the Member Secretary of the MPCB, Sr. Scientist of the MPCB and Sr. Law Officer of the MPCB shall visit Deonar Abattoir in next 15 days along with BMC officials and in their presence; suitable samples shall be collected, in order to verify parameters as per consent and CPCB guidelines. The analysis of the samples shall be carried out within a reasonable time period and the report thereof be examined by the above three members committee.
D. The Three Member Committee named above shall give suitable directions to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to take necessary short and long term steps for upgrading and modernization of Deonar Abattoir for environmentally sound operations, to be 21 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz) implemented within a period of six months and in any case, prior to First December, 2014.
E. In case of non-compliance found to have been done by BMC, MPCB may give suitable directions as provided under section 33A of the Water (P and C.P ) Act, 1974 and/ or Air ( P&CP) Act 1980 as the case may be, including temporary shifting of the Abattoir activities to suitable place, outside the Mumbai, viz. Thane, New Mumbai etc. till compliance of such directions is achieved. The Municipal Corporation shall however take suitable steps to do needful in as much as it is supposed to avoid environmental problems and cater the needs of the people of Mumbai by providing slaughter house in the metropolitan city. F. In case of failure of the Municipal Corporation in performing its duties, the Applicant may move State Government to take necessary steps for due compliance or for any other purpose as may be permissible under the law.
G. The respondents shall pay costs of Rs. 30,000/- to the Applicant which shall be equally shared by them, by sending demand draft of Rs. 15,000/- each in the name of the Applicants within a period of one month.
......................................., JM (Justice V. R. Kingaonkar) ............................................., EM (Dr. Ajay.A. Deshpande) 22 (J) Appea; No.170 of 2013 (wz)


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Reconstructs a signal from a framed representation.
tf.compat.v1.signal.overlap_and_add
tf.compat.v2.signal.overlap_and_add
tf.signal.overlap_and_add( signal, frame_step, name=None )
Adds potentially overlapping frames of a signal with shape
[..., frames, frame_length]
, offsetting subsequent frames by frame_step
.
The resulting tensor has shape [..., output_size]
where
output_size = (frames - 1) * frame_step + frame_length
signal
: A [..., frames, frame_length] Tensor
. All dimensions may be
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: An integer or scalar Tensor
denoting overlap offsets. Must be
less than or equal to frame_length
.name
: An optional name for the operation.A Tensor
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ValueError
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[OgreKit Lua] |
Methods
Default constructor does nothing.
Overload:
Creates a new sensor.
| object | The parent LogicObject |
| name | Unique identifier for this sensor. If this is empty one will be generated automatically |
Sets the keyboard scan code.
| code | ScanCode |
Gets the keyboard scan code.
Sets the first modifier scan code.
| code | ScanCode |
Gets the first modifier scan code.
Sets the second modifier scan code.
| code | ScanCode |
Gets the second modifier scan code.
Sets the sensor to react on any key press
| val | bool |
Returns true if this sensor reacts to any key press.


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| enum | Channel : uint8_t {
Channel0,
Channel1,
Channel2,
Channel3,
Channel4,
Channel5,
Channel6,
Channel7,
Channel8,
Channel9,
Channel10,
Channel11,
Channel12,
Channel13,
Channel14,
Channel15,
Channel16,
Channel17,
Channel18,
BatDiv2,
Channel::TemperatureSensor,
Channel::InternalReference
} |
| | Channels, which can be used with this ADC. More...
|
| |
| enum | SampleTime : uint8_t {
SampleTime::Cycles3,
SampleTime::Cycles15,
SampleTime::Cycles28,
SampleTime::Cycles56,
SampleTime::Cycles84,
SampleTime::Cycles112,
SampleTime::Cycles144,
SampleTime::Cycles480
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| enum | Interrupt : uint32_t {
Interrupt::AnalogWatchdog,
Interrupt::EndOfRegularConversion,
Interrupt::EndOfInjectedConversion,
Interrupt::Overrun
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| | Possible interrupts. More...
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| enum | InterruptFlag : uint32_t {
InterruptFlag::AnalogWatchdog,
InterruptFlag::EndOfRegularConversion,
InterruptFlag::EndOfInjectedConversion,
InterruptFlag::Overrun,
InterruptFlag::All
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typedef xpcc::Flags32< Interrupt > | Interrupt_t |
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typedef xpcc::Flags32< InterruptFlag > | InterruptFlag_t |
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typedef uint8_t | Channel |
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| template<class SystemClock , uint32_t frequency = 10000000, uint16_t tolerance = xpcc::Tolerance::TenPercent> |
| static void | initialize () |
| | Initialize and enable the A/D converter. More...
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static void | disable () |
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| static void | startConversion () |
| | Start a new conversion or continuous conversions. More...
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static bool | isConversionFinished () |
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static uint16_t | getValue () |
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static uint16_t | readChannel (Channel channel) |
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| static bool | setChannel (const Channel channel, const SampleTime sampleTime=static_cast< SampleTime >(0b000)) |
| | Analog channel selection. More...
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static Channel | getChannel () |
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static void | enableFreeRunningMode () |
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static void | disableFreeRunningMode () |
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static void | setLeftAdjustResult () |
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static void | setRightAdjustResult () |
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static void | enableTemperatureRefVMeasurement () |
| | Switch on temperature- and V_REF measurement.
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static void | disableTemperatureRefVMeasurement () |
| | Switch on temperature- and V_REF measurement.
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static bool | addChannel (const Channel channel, const SampleTime sampleTime=static_cast< SampleTime >(0b000)) |
| | Add a channel to conversion group.
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static void | setSampleTime (const Channel channel, const SampleTime sampleTime=static_cast< SampleTime >(0b000)) |
| | change sample time of ADC channel
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static void | enableInterruptVector (const uint32_t priority, const bool enable=true) |
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| static void | enableInterrupt (const Interrupt_t interrupt) |
| | Enables the ADC Conversion Complete Interrupt. More...
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static void | disableInterrupt (const Interrupt_t interrupt) |
| | Disables the ADC Conversion Complete Interrupt.
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| static InterruptFlag_t | getInterruptFlags () |
| | Returns if the th interrupt flags set. More...
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| static void | acknowledgeInterruptFlags (const InterruptFlag_t flags) |
| | Clears the specified interrupt flag. More...
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| template<class SystemClock , uint32_t frequency = 200000, uint16_t tolerance = Tolerance::TenPercent> |
| static void | initialize () |
| | Initializes the hardware and sets the datarate. More...
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static void | disable () |
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| static void | startConversion () |
| | starts a conversion on the selected analog channel More...
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| static bool | isConversionFinished () |
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| static uint16_t | getValue () |
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| static uint16_t | readChannel (Channel channel) |
| | Convenience function: More...
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| static bool | setChannel (Channel channel) |
| | Analog channel selection. More...
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| static uint8_t | getChannel () |
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| static void | enableFreeRunningMode () |
| | Enables free running mode. More...
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| static void | disableFreeRunningMode () |
| | Disables free running mode. More...
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static void | setLeftAdjustResult () |
| | Change the presentation of the ADC conversion result to left adjusted.
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static void | setRightAdjustResult () |
| | Change the presentation of the ADC conversion result to right adjusted.
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| template<uint32_t available, uint32_t requested, uint16_t tolerance> |
| static void | assertBaudrateInTolerance () |
| | Since baudrates are usually generated by prescaling a system clock, only several distinct values can be generated. More...
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The 12-bit ADC is a successive approximation analog-to-digital converter. It has up to 18 multiplexed channels allowing it to measure signals from 16 external and two internal sources. The result of the ADC is stored in a left-aligned or right-aligned 16-bit data register.
- Author
- Stephan Kugelmann
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David Hebbeker
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ekiwi
template<class SystemClock , uint32_t frequency = 10000000, uint16_t tolerance = xpcc::Tolerance::TenPercent>
| static void xpcc::stm32::Adc1::initialize |
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Enables the ADC clock and switches on the ADC. The ADC clock prescaler will be set as well.
The ADC clock must not exceed 36 MHz for Vdd > 2.4V, or 18MHz for Vdd < 2.4V.


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