| 007:146 Khan | : |
I shall turn away from My Ayat (verses of the Qur'an) those who behave arrogantly on the earth, without a right, and (even) if they see all the Ayat (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.), they will not believe in them. And if they see the way of righteousness (monotheism, piety, and good deeds), they will not adopt it as the Way, but if they see the way of error (polytheism, crimes and evil deeds), they will adopt that way, that is because they have rejected Our Ayat (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.) and were heedless (to learn a lesson) from them. |
| 007:146 Maulana | : |
I shall turn away from My messages those who are unjustly proud in the earth. And if they see every sign, they will not believe in it; and if they see the way of rectitude, they take it not for a way; and if they see the way of error, they take it for a way. This is because they reject Our messages and are heedless of them. |
| 007:146 Pickthal | : |
I shall turn away from My revelations those who magnify themselves wrongfully in the earth, and if they see each token believe it not, and if they see the way of righteousness choose it nor for (their) way, and if they see the way of error choose if for (their) way. That is because they deny Our revelations and are used to disregard them. |
| 007:146 Rashad | : |
I will divert from My revelations those who are arrogant on earth, without justification. Consequently, when they see every kind of proof they will not believe. And when they see the path of guidance they will not adopt it as their path, but when they see the path of straying they will adopt it as their path. This is the consequence of their rejecting our proofs, and being totally heedless thereof. |
| 007:146 Sarwar | : |
We will deprive those who are wrongly proud in the land of the blessing of revelations. Even if they would see all kinds of miracles, they would not have faith, or even to see the right path, they would not follow it. They would follow the rebellious way if they were to find one; in their ignorance, they have called Our revelations mere lies. |
| 007:146 Shakir | : |
I will turn away from My communications those who are unjustly proud in the earth; and if they see every sign they will not believe in It; and if they see the way of rectitude they do not take It for a way, and if they see the way of error. they take it for a way; this is because they rejected Our communications and were heedless of them. |
| 007:146 Sherali | : |
I shall soon turn away from MY Signs those who behave proudly in the land in an unjust manner; and even if they see all the Signs, they will not believe therein; and if they see the way of righteousness, they will not adopt it as their way; but if they see the way of error, they will adopt it as their way. That is because they treated Our Signs as lies and were heedless of them. |
| 007:146 Yusufali | : |
Those who behave arrogantly on the earth in defiance of right - them will I turn away from My signs: Even if they see all the signs, they will not believe in them; and if they see the way of right conduct, they will not adopt it as the way; but if they see the way of error, that is the way they will adopt. For they have rejected our signs, and failed to take warning from them. |
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 DATE OF DECISION: December 11, 2008 M/s Acfoli INC ...Petitioner Versus The Haryana Urban Development Authority and others ...Respondents CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE M.M. KUMAR HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE JORA SINGH Present: Mr. Ashwani Talwar, Advocate, for the petitioner. Mr. Arun Walia, Advocate, for the respondents. 1. Whether Reporters of local papers may be Yes allowed to see the judgment? 2. To be referred to the Reporters or not? Yes 3. Whether the judgment should be reported in Yes the Digest? M.M. KUMAR, J.
This order shall dispose of C.W.P. Nos. 971 and 1469 of 2008 as common question of law have been raised. However, the facts are being referred from C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008. The petitioner has approached this Court with a prayer for direction to the respondents to allot it a plot measuring 15000 square meters for setting up a dyeing unit in the earmarked 'Dyeing Zone' Sector 29 Part-II, Panipat, as per the list of identified units prepared by the C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 2 Haryana Pollution Control Board-respondent No. 3 (for brevity, 'the Board').
2. Brief facts of the case are that the matter regarding contamination of ground water being caused by in-discriminate discharge of polluted effluent by small and tiny units engaged in dyeing and printing activities in Panipat Town was considered in various meetings of the Environment Protection Council, Haryana. It was noticed that out of 500 units of Panipat, about 300 tiny units, which were employing 5-6 persons, were operating from residential and non-conforming areas of the Town. Thus, in principle it was decided to formulate a time bound action plan for relocation of small scale industrial units working in the congested areas of the Town in a separate industrial estate so that their effluent could be treated in a common effluent treatment plant.
3. In the meeting of the Environment Protection Council, held on 19.9.2001 it was decided that Sector 29 Part-II and Sector 30, Panipat, being developed by the HUDA, would be suitable site for relocating the aforementioned units. The issue with regard to cost of sites for relocating the units was also considered and it was decided that cost of the plot may be realised as per the following formula:-
"i) 5% of the price along with the application form.
ii) 10% within 30 days of issue of allotment letter.
iii) Balance 85% in half yearly instalments payable over a period of 10 years."
It was further decided that the HUDA will carry out an exercise to work out a scheme in which the larger units would be C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 3 charged more, so that the price payable by the tiny units could be reduced further i.e. less than Rs. 1,428/- per square yards.
4. In the meeting held on 26.2.2002 as per Item No. A-84 (2) Suppl. A-84 the matter regarding shifting of dyeing units in Panipat Town was considered. It was decided that the units involved in the dyeing and printing activities in the Town which were functioning from residential and non-conforming zone, should be shifted to the new industrial area and land be given to them on 'no profit no loss basis' by the HUDA in Sector 29 Part-II, Panipat. Thereafter, a survey was conducted by the Survey Team of the Regional Office of the Board at Panipat to identify the units which were involved in the dyeing and printing activities and operating from the residential and non-conforming zones in the Town for their relocation to the new sites in Sector 29 Part-II, Panipat. A survey list of 494 units was prepared, which were found existing in the non- conforming zone in Panipat Town. In the list complete information was incorporated viz. name of the unit, address, name of the owner, type of industries, total area of plant in square meters, total area of dyeing section in square maters, total investment, quantity of effluent discharged, point of discharge, status of effluent treatment plan whether installed or not, proof of ownership, status of air pollution and land recommended by team in square meters. The policy decision dated 26.2.2002 has been placed on record as Annexure P-4 in another petition, namely, CWP No. 11819 of 2007.
5. The petitioner is a partnership concern and had been transacting the dyeing business in the non-conforming zone and its name in the survey list appears at Sr. No. 12 (P-2). Likewise, the C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 4 name of the other petitioner firm (in CWP No. 1469 of 2008) figures at Sr. No. 144. As per the recommendations made by the Survey Team of the Board for allotment of plot to the identified 494 units, in the case of the petitioner (in CWP No. 971 of 2008) it was recommended that a plot of the size of 15000 square meters be allotted in the Dyeing Zone in Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, which was earmarked by the Haryana Urban Development Authority for rehabilitating Dyeing and Printing units, as per decision dated 26.2.2002, for shifting such units, whereas in the other case recommendation for allotment of a 5000 square meter plot was made.
6. The petitioner (in CWP No. 971 of 2008) applied for allotment of an industrial plot of the size of 2100 square meters in Sector 29 Part-II, Panipat. It was allotted a plot, measuring 2100 square meters in terms of policy decision dated 26.2.2002, for a tentative price of Rs. 24,88,500/-, vide allotment letter dated 28.11.2003, which is on the original record. As per condition No. 4 of the allotment letter, the petitioner was to communicate its acceptance through registered post alongwith an amount of Rs. 2,48,850/- within 30 days from the date of issue of allotment letter, which together with an amount of Rs. 1,24,425/- already paid by it, was to constitute 15% of the total tentative price. According to clause 5, the balance 85% amount of Rs. 21,15,225/- of the tentative price could be paid in lump-sum without interest within 60 days of the issuance of the allotment letter or in half yearly instalments payable over a period of 10 years alongwith interest @ 11% per annum. The interest was to accrue from the date of offer of possession and first instalment was to commence from the date of C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 5 offer of possession. The petitioner had deposited only a sum of Rs. 1,24,425/-, which represent 5% of the tentative price of the plot, however, it did not deposit any further amount in terms of clause 4 to make it 15% of the total amount nor any further amount of the tentative price was paid. Consequently, the allotment was cancelled on 11.3.2005 (P-3). The appeal preferred by the petitioner before the Administrator, HUDA, Panchkula, was also dismissed on 29.11.2005/8.2.2006. The request made by the petitioner for restoration of the plot, which was made to the Chairman, HUDA, Panchkula, has also not evoked any response.
Similarly in the case of the other petitioner (in CWP No. 1469 of 2008) Plot No. 239, 'Dyeing Zone' Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, measuring 5000 squate meters, was allotted to it, vide allotment letter dated 17.11.2003. However, the allotment was cancelled on the ground that the petitioner had failed to give acceptance of the allotment in terms of clause 4 of the allotment letter within 30 days from the date of its issuance (Annexure P-4 with CWP No. 1469 of 2008). The appeal preferred in the matter was also rejected vide order dated 27.9.2005/7.11.2005 (P-5).
7. On 11.7.2007, the HUDA issued an advertisement in the newspapers, including 'The Tribune', for allotment of industrial plots in Dyeing Zone, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat. It was mentioned in the advertisement that in the 84th meeting of the Authority, held on 26.2.2002, the policy for shifting of Dyeing units, functioning from Panipat Town/non-conforming zone, as identified by the survey conducted by the Board in the year 2001, in Dyeing Zone, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, was approved but despite lapse of 5 years, some of C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 6 the entrepreneurs who had been identified for the allotment of plots in the zone have not come forward till that date seeking allotment of plot. Since the plots could not be left as such for an indefinite period, therefore, a last chance was again given to such entrepreneurs and applications were invited upto 10.8.2007. It was further mentioned that the applicants who had already made an application should apply afresh alonwith the difference of earnest money and other required documents (P-1). The petitioner again submitted its application alongwith earnest money of Rs. 14,43,750/- through two demand drafts dated 9.8.2007 (P-6), which were duly received in the office of the Chief Administrator at Panchkula on 10.8.2007 (P-7).
8. On 21.9.2007, the Board issued a notice to the petitioner for shifting their unit to Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, within 45 days under the 'Shifting of Dyeing Units Project'. The notice was replied to by the petitioner on 3.10.2007 by stating that they had applied again for allotment of plot in response to fresh advertisement dated 11.7.2007 and as soon as the plot is allotted they would shift the unit (P-10). On 10.12.2007, again a closure notice under Section 33-A of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, was issued by the Board to the petitioner to show cause within 15 days as to why their unit be not closed for not shifting to the Dyeing Zone Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat (P-11). The petitioner again sent a reply on 13.12.2007 taking the same stand that plot has not been allotted by the HUDA in response to the advertisement dated 11.7.2007 (P-12). On 4.12.2007, the petitioner sought clarification from the Estate Officer, HUDA, Panipat mentioning that plots were allotted on 1.12.2007 but name of their unit was not included in the allotment list C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 7 (P-13). On 14.12.2007, again a request was made by the petitioner to the Administrator, HUDA, Panchkula (P-14).
9. In the written statement filed on behalf of respondent Nos. 1 and 2, the stand taken is that the petitioner has no legal vested right for another chance for allotment of plot in the Dyeing Zone Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, since the petitioner is a defaulter when plot was allotted to it earlier. It has been asserted that the petitioner was earlier allotted a Plot No. 190, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, measuring 2100 square meters, vide allotment letter dated 28.11.2003. However, the petitioner failed to comply with clause No. 4 of the allotment letter and ultimately the allotment was cancelled vide order dated 11.3.2005. The appeal filed by the petitioner was also rejected. It has been further pointed out that the application alongwith earnest money in response to the advertisement dated 11.7.2007 deposited by the petitioner has already been returned vide Memo. No. 2156, dated 8.1.2008, because the allotment of plot made earlier in favour of the petitioner was cancelled due to its failure to comply with the conditions of the allotment letter and no fresh opportunity could be afforded to the petitioner.
10. Mr. Ashwani Talwar, learned counsel for the petitioner has argued that the position of the petitioner cannot be worst than those from whom now applications have been invited by issuing advertisement dated 11.7.2007 (P-1). Learned counsel has submitted that the unit of the petitioner has been working at the old site and a notice for shifting was issued by the Board on 21.9.2007 (P-9) followed by another closure notice, dated 10.12.2007 (P-11). The aforementioned notices were duly replied with a request that the C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 8 petitioner may be permitted to apply in response to the advertisement dated 11.7.2007. He has emphasized that without its rehabilitation the Board cannot direct the petitioner to stop its activity and pass an order directing closure of the unit. Learned counsel has also drawn our attention to the letter of the Chief Administrator, HUDA, which has been addressed to the Estate Officer, HUDA, Panipat, dated 23.3.2006 (Annexure P-10 in the connected C.W.P. No. 1469 of 2008) stating that plot of the same size as recommended by the Board should be allotted to all the units mentioned in the survey list because the plots have been carved out in accordance with the recommendations made by the Survey Team of the Board. Learned counsel then submitted that the petitioner would be satisfied if Plot No. 190, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, already allotted to the petitioner's unit is re-allotted and it would not insist for allotment of a plot measuring 15000 square meters, as per the recommendations made by the Survey Team. Learned counsel also gave an undertaking on behalf of the petitioner that they will not insist for refund of 5% amount, which stand already forfeited and plot be re-allotted at the current allotment price.
11. Mr. Arun Walia, learned counsel for the respondents on the other hand has contended that since the petitioner is a defaulter, it cannot seek parity with those who do not come forward earlier. The petitioner was given a chance to avail the allotment of plot, which was availed by them but it has defaulted in making payment and the plot was rightly resumed. They have further argued that once the petitioner is a defaulter it cannot be put at even-keel with those who have not been given a chance.
C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 9
12. After hearing learned counsel for the parties at a considerable length, perusing the paper book and original record with their able assistance we are inclined to examine the offer made by the petitioner in the light of the facts and circumstances of the case. The recommendation made by the Board for allotment was for a plot measuring 15000 square meters and 5000 square meters respectively in respect of both the petitioners. A legitimate argument could have been raised by them that they are entitled to the allotment of a plot equivalent to the size recommended by the Board. It is pertinent to notice that the Board has recommended allotment of plot measuring 15000 square meters to M/s Acfoli INC and 5000 square meters to the other petitioner, namely, M/s Gupta Textiles. It was in the aforementioned situation that the Chief Administrator, taking notice of the grievance made by other allottees had directed on 23.3.2006 (P-10 in C.W.P. No. 1469 of 2008) to the concerned Estate Officer that the plot of the same size as recommended by the Board should be allotted to all the units mentioned in the survey list as the plots have been carved out in accordance with the recommendation made by the Board. On that basis, the petitioners could have impugned the allotment earlier made. Moreover, the respondent State has taken a policy decision dated 26.2.2002, which is aimed at re-locating these polluting units engaged in the dyeing and printing activities, which are found to have contaminated the ground water. The object is to provide pollution free atmosphere in the residential/non-conforming areas and accordingly a 'Dyeing Zone' in Sector 29 Part-II has been carved out. A time bound action plan to decongest the town has been finalised and all these units are to be shifted to the 'Dyeing Zone'. It C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 10 is also undisputed that the names of the petitioners figure in the list of 494 units which have been identified. We are further of the view that the advertisement dated 11.7.2007 indicate that a number of entrepreneurs who figures in the list of 494 units and identified for allotment of plots in the 'Dyeing Zone', did not come forward for allotment of plots and one last chance has been given to them. If that be so, then the petitioners, although defaulter earlier could also be given a chance because it would advance the basic object of shifting the polluting dyeing and printing units from the residential/non- conforming areas of the Town to the newly craved out 'Dyeing Zone'. It is in the light of the aforementioned factual position that we are persuaded to accept the offer made by the petitioners through their counsel that they may be re-allotted the plots of the sizes of the 2100 square meters and 5000 square meters respectively at the current price. Therefore, we are inclined to accept that offer.
13. As a sequel to the above discussion, both the petitions are disposed of with the following directions:-
i) Within a period of one month from the date of receipt of a certified copy of this order, respondent Nos. 1 and 2 shall re-allot Plot No. 190, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, measuring 2100 square meters to the petitioner (in CWP No. 971 of 2008) and Plot No. 239, Sector 29, Part-II, Panipat, measuring 5000 square meters, to the other petitioner (in CWP No. 1469 of 2008) at the current rates as approved by the respondents. We make it clear that the petitioners would not be permitted to ask for plot of a C.W.P. No. 971 of 2008 11 bigger size irrespective of the recommendation made by the Board;
(ii) Letter of demand issued by respondent Nos. 1 and 2 shall clearly mention the cost of the plot, area of the plot and other usual terms and conditions;
(iii) The petitioners shall pay 50% of the total price in lump-
sum within a period of two months from the date of receipt of demand raised by respondent Nos. 1 and 2;
(iv) The Regular Letter of Allotment shall be issued on deposit of 50% price of the plot price in lump-sum by the petitioners. The needful shall be done within a period of one month from the date of deposit, subject to further condition to make payment of balance amount as per usual terms and conditions of respondent Nos. 1 and 2.
(v) If the petitioners fail to deposit the 50% of the price in lump-sum as per the demand raised by respondent Nos. 1 and 2 within the stipulated period then the writ petitions shall be deemed to be dismissed without entertaining any further correspondence in that regard.
(M.M. KUMAR) JUDGE (JORA SINGH) December 11, 2008 JUDGE Pkapoor


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.Use AXE-gitian to perform deterministic binary builds using Vagrant and VirtualBox with Ansible. This section covers build process on macOS (linux instructions). Gitian provides a way to be reasonably certain that the AXE executables are really built from the exact source on GitHub and have not been tampered with. It also makes sure that the same, tested dependencies are used and statically built into the executable. Multiple developers build from source code by following a specific descriptor ("recipe"), cryptographically sign the result, and upload the resulting signature. These results are compared and only if they match is the build is accepted.
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ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
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cd axe-gitian
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axe_version: 'master'
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gpg_key_name: 'F16219F4C23F91112E9C734A8DFCBF8E5A4D8019'
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folder for macOS builds.
Start the build with vagrant up --provision axe-build
.
Then connect to the box with vagrant ssh axe-build
.
#replace $SIGNER and $VERSION to match your gitian.yml
./gitian-build.py --setup $signer $version
./gitian-build.py -B $SIGNER $VERSION
Commit assertions from the box using git
(access token might be needed) or use vagrant scp
plugin to transfer data.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| NavigationMesh |
A navigation mesh is a set of nodes covering a map area which represent branching pathways for the vehicle
to move from one location to another.
|
| PathFinder |
This class creates a set of waypoints connected by straight lines that lead from one location to another without
colliding with mapped geometry.
|
| SearchAlgorithm |
An interface for defining generic node search algorithms.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AstarSearchAlgorithm |
This is an implementation of the A* search algorithm.
|
| DijkstraPathFinder |
This class calculates the shortest path from a starting point to a finish point.
|
| FourWayGridMesh |
Generates a grid of nodes.
|
| GridNode | |
| Node |
This class represents a Node which can be connected to other neighboring nodes.
|
| NodePathFinder |
This path finder class uses one of the common search algorithms (e.g.
|
| Path |
Represents a path consisting of an ordered collection of waypoints
|
| RandomPathFinder |
PathFinder that takes a map and a dummy set of range readings.
|
| RandomSelfGeneratingNode |
This Node is able to randomly generate its own neighbors via the getNeighbors() method.
|
| ShortestPathFinder |
This class calculates the shortest path from a starting point to a finish
point.
|


Grow.js
Grow.js helps you connect things to a Grow-IoT instance.
Installation
npm install Grow.js
Usage
Create a new device and take note of the device uuid
and token.
In the examples
folder checkout test-device.js
.
Replace the uuid
and token
properties of the config object with the credentials you generate.
// Import the latest build of the Grow.js library
var Thing = require('Grow.js');
// Create a new grow instance. Connects by default to localhost:3000
var testDevice = new Thing({
// PUT YOUR UUID AND TOKEN HERE:
uuid: 'PASTE_UUID_HERE',
token: 'PASTE_TOKEN_HERE',
// HACK, unfortunately needed for now...
testDevice: true,
// Properties can be updated by the API
properties: {
state: 'off'
},
// Start method is run when the Thing is constructed.
start: function () {
setInterval(()=> {
testDevice.call('temp_data');
}, 3000);
// Turn on
testDevice.call('turn_on');
},
turn_on: function () {
testDevice.set('state', 'on');
},
turn_off: function () {
testDevice.set('state', 'off');
},
temp_data: function () {
let temp = Math.random() * 100;
// Send data to the Grow-IoT app.
testDevice.emit({
type: 'temperature',
value: temp
});
}
});
// Connects to localhost:3000 by default.
testDevice.connect();
Working with hardware.
Grow.js works with most devices that can run node, and plays very well with the Johnny-Five robotics library, which has plugins for a large number of devices.
Note, with boards like the Tessel 2, Johnny-five is not required, but we're including it to make it easier to get started and support a wide variety of devices, sensors, and actuators.
Wire up photo-resitor and led to arduino
Wire up your photo resistor and LED light like so:
To use Johnny-Five, you need to make sure that your arduino is flashed with Standard Firmata. Instructions for doing so can be found here. Once that's done you're ready for the next step!
Take a look at the led-and-photoresistor arduino example in the examples/arduino/
folder.
Create a new thing in the Grow-IoT ui and copy and paste the UUID and Token into the example below.
// Require the Grow.js build and johnny-five library.
var GrowInstance = require('Grow.js');
var five = require('johnny-five');
// Create a new board object
var board = new five.Board();
// When board emits a 'ready' event run this start function.
board.on('ready', function start() {
// Define variables
// Note: if you wire the device slightly differently you may need to
// change the pin numbers below.
var LED = new five.Pin(13);
// Create a new grow instance.
var grow = new GrowInstance({
uuid: 'COPY_PASTE_UUID_HERE',
token: 'COPY_PASTE_TOKEN_HERE',
properties: {
state: 'off'
},
turn_light_on: function () {
LED.high();
grow.set('state', 'on');
console.log('light on');
},
turn_light_off: function () {
LED.low();
grow.set('state', 'off');
console.log('light off');
}
});
// Connects to localhost:3000 by default
grow.connect();
});
Run the new example.js
file with:
node examples/arduino/led-and-photoresistor/example.js
Note: on certain opperating systems you may need to prefix that command with sudo
to allow the script access to USB.
Connecting devices
Host / Port
The host is where the device will be looking for a CommonGarden-IoT instance. By default the host is set to localhost
and the port is set to Meteor's standard of 3000
. This will work nicely for usb devices like Arduino.
For connecting over wifi, connect your device to wifi and set the host
to the IP address where the Grow-IoT instance is running. Pass the options to the connect()
method like so:
grow.connect({
"host": "YOUR_IP_HERE"
})
Connecting over SSL
You can connect securely to our Grow-IoT alpha instance on https://grow.commongarden.org, or see the Grow-IoT repo to easily start your own IoT network locally or hosted on Meteor Galaxy.
SSL is supported though will require a bit more setup. If you are hosting your instance off a computer with a dedicated IP address pass the following the connect()
method.
grow.connect({
"host": "YOUR_IP_HERE",
"port": 443,
"ssl": true
})
If you are hosting on a cloud instance such as Meteor Galaxy, you might need specify the servername. The example below shows you how to connect securely to the instance at grow.commongarden.org:
grow.connect({
"host": "grow.commongarden.org",
"tlsOpts": {
"tls": {
"servername": "galaxy.meteor.com"
}
},
"port": 443,
"ssl": true
});
Developing
Code is written in ES6, and compiled using rollup.
npm run build
builds the library.
npm run test
builds the library, and runs tests in the test folder.
The documentation is written in jsdoc, built using Mr-Doc, and on the gh-pages branch of this repo.
Contributing
Please read:
License
Grow.js is released under the 2-Clause BSD License, sometimes referred to as the "Simplified BSD License" or the "FreeBSD License".


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As many readers are aware, Chris and I spent most of February in New Zealand on our honeymoon, which you can read all about starting with the first post. The travel blog is a work in progress and we are still writing about the last part of our trip. On our last day we visited “the strand”, a wonderful white sand beach on Waiheke island near Auckland, in order to fortify ourselves for the return to winter. Which by all accounts has been extremely cold. The coldest February on record in 40 years!
While we were away Sadie, Seuss, and Revi had a vacation at The Ranch Kennels (a great place, but sadly the pool and tennis courts are not open in the winter!), and Tammi enjoyed the good life as an only dog with Marlene and Ron. Our cabin fared well during our absence, and all our birds stayed happy, thanks to several visits by Marlene to check on the property and ensure the feeders stayed full.
We also received the results of Revi’s DNA test. She is 75-100% Siberian husky and 10-20% Irish setter. I guess that explains why she looks so much like Sadie (who is mostly Siberian husky as well)!
We returned to catch the tail end of February and are looking forward to spring, however distant it might seem at the moment. Chris read me a list he found in the Edmonton’s Wild Bird Store newsletter of activities birds will be engaged in next month. It included such things as: many birds returning from their warmer wintering grounds (I hope they didn’t book an early flight!), nest preparations, and courting. Based on the current temperatures, I feel we must have very optimistic birds! However, as good landlords we will be inspecting and cleaning out the bird boxes we built last year. Not to be outdone by the birds, I may also start pondering what landscaping/gardening projects we might undertake this year. However, I commit (here in writing!) to keeping it simple and aim for projects that are low maintenance going forward.
Hannah & Chris
Tammi, Sadie, Seuss, and Revi


THE CIRCLE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
THE CIRCLE (DAYEREH) opens with bad news. Awful news under the circumstances. When a grandmother is told that her daughter has given birth to a beautiful baby girl, she demands a recount. She's quite serious about the midwife needing to look again since, if the baby is a girl, the in-laws will be furious and insist on a divorce for their son.
Welcome to a day in the life of the oppressed -- the women of Iran, at least those bold enough to want freedom independent of men. Daring to attempt to walk around the city solo, these fugitives share a common bond of having spent time in prison, and, given their actions, they will undoubtedly be sent there again.
Women in this country where men alone rule dare not go outside without the proper clothing. Even buying a bus ticket without a man or the proper papers is almost impossible.
The gripping tale, directed with great compassion by Jafar Panahi and written with touching subtlety by Kambuzia Partovi, is mesmerizing from the first scene to the last. Told with little dialog, the movie masterfully uses handheld cameras to transform us into another one of the women running along the streets in constant fear of the police. I'm not a fan of handheld cameras since too often the filmmakers who use them create something akin to a shaky, bad home video. Here, cinematographer Bahram Badakshani holds his camera steady but uses it to peer over the shoulders of the women and to focus it on their faces.  So tragic. Don't be surprised if you find yourself jumpy after you leave the theater. It's a movie filled with palpable terror as the women in their chadors fly through the alleyways and corridors with their robes making them look black ghosts on the lam. These images will be forever indelibly marked in your memory.
Among many chilling stories, all told with the simplicity for which Iranian filmmakers are so well known, the most unforgettable involves a three-year-old girl. This adorable and precious child with a bright red and white dress looks like an Iranian Shirley Temple. Being under 9 she is not yet covered by the stern dress code. For complicated and not fully explained reasons, her mother abandons her on the street so that the girl will be placed in a foster home. This episode will break your heart.
Most Iranian films relegate the political messages to the sometimes barely decipherable subtext, but Panahi doesn't pull any punches in his denunciation of the repression by the Iranian regime. Don't be surprised if watching it makes you want to join a protest group against such inhumane treatment. You can try to tell yourself that your indignation is just because we Westerners don't understand their culture. But it's a stretch.
THE CIRCLE runs a fast 1:29. The film is in Farsi with English subtitles. It is not rated but might be PG-13 for mature themes. It would be acceptable for any kid old enough to be concerned with serious, intense issues.
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lib.commons module documentation¶
The lib.commons module gropus several utility functions.
getfile¶
-
commons.getfile.
getfile
(w_url, w_file_name=None, w_update=3600, ch_size=10240)[source]¶ Downloads a file object pointed by w_url and stores it on local file w_file_name. The w_update parameter marks how old the file can be. Files are only downloaded if they are older than w_update seconds.
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- w_file_name – Full file name and path of the locally-saved copy of the file. This parameter can be empty. In this case getfile will choose a random temp file name and, on success, will return this name
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