Class AV.Error
Class used for all objects passed to error callbacks.
Defined in: av.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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AV.Error(code, message)
Constructs a new AV.Error object with the given code and message.
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| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.ACCOUNT_ALREADY_LINKED
Error code indicating that an an account being linked is already linked
to another user.
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AV.Error.CACHE_MISS
Error code indicating the result was not found in the cache.
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AV.Error.COMMAND_UNAVAILABLE
Error code indicating that the feature you tried to access is only
available internally for testing purposes.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.CONNECTION_FAILED
Error code indicating the connection to the AV servers failed.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.DUPLICATE_VALUE
Error code indicating that a unique field was given a value that is
already taken.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.EMAIL_MISSING
Error code indicating that the email is missing, but must be specified.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.EMAIL_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating that a user with the specified email was not found.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.EMAIL_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the email has already been taken.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.EXCEEDED_QUOTA
Error code indicating that an application quota was exceeded.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.FILE_DELETE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error deleting a file.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.FILE_SAVE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error saving a file.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.FILE_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating a file that was too large.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INCORRECT_TYPE
Error code indicating that a field was set to an inconsistent type.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
Error code indicating that something has gone wrong with the server.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_ACL
Error code indicating an invalid ACL was provided.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_CHANNEL_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid channel name.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_CLASS_NAME
Error code indicating a missing or invalid classname.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating an invalid content length.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_EMAIL_ADDRESS
Error code indicating that the email address was invalid.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_FILE_NAME
Error code indicating that an invalid filename was used for AVFile.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_IMAGE_DATA
Error code indicating that invalid image data was provided.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_JSON
Error code indicating that badly formed JSON was received upstream.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_KEY_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid key name.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_LINKED_SESSION
Error code indicating that a user with a linked (e.g.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_NESTED_KEY
Error code indicating that an invalid key was used in a nested
JSONObject.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_POINTER
Error code indicating a malformed pointer.
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| <static> |
AV.Error.INVALID_PUSH_TIME_ERROR
Error code indicating an invalid push time.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_QUERY
Error code indicating you tried to query with a datatype that doesn't
support it, like exact matching an array or object.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.INVALID_ROLE_NAME
Error code indicating that a role's name is invalid.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.LINKED_ID_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user cannot be linked to an account because
that account's id could not be found.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.MISSING_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating a missing content length.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.MISSING_CONTENT_TYPE
Error code indicating a missing content type.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.MISSING_OBJECT_ID
Error code indicating an unspecified object id.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.MUST_CREATE_USER_THROUGH_SIGNUP
Error code indicating that a user can only be created through signup.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.NOT_INITIALIZED
You must call AV.initialize before using the AV library.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating the specified object doesn't exist.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.OBJECT_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating that the object is too large.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.OPERATION_FORBIDDEN
Error code indicating that the operation isn't allowed for clients.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.OTHER_CAUSE
Error code indicating some error other than those enumerated here.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.PASSWORD_MISSING
Error code indicating that the password is missing or empty.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.PUSH_MISCONFIGURED
Error code indicating that push is misconfigured.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.SCRIPT_FAILED
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code script failed.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.SESSION_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user object without a valid session could
not be altered.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.TIMEOUT
Error code indicating that the request timed out on the server.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.UNSAVED_FILE_ERROR
Error code indicating an unsaved file.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.UNSUPPORTED_SERVICE
Error code indicating that a service being linked (e.g.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.USERNAME_MISSING
Error code indicating that the username is missing or empty.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.USERNAME_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the username has already been taken.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.VALIDATION_ERROR
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code validation failed.
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| <static> <constant> |
AV.Error.X_DOMAIN_REQUEST
Error code indicating a real error code is unavailable because
we had to use an XDomainRequest object to allow CORS requests in
Internet Explorer, which strips the body from HTTP responses that have
a non-2XX status code.
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Class Detail
AV.Error(code, message)
Constructs a new AV.Error object with the given code and message.
- Parameters:
- {Number} code
- An error code constant from
AV.Error
. - {String} message
- A detailed description of the error.
Field Detail
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.ACCOUNT_ALREADY_LINKED
Error code indicating that an an account being linked is already linked
to another user.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.CACHE_MISS
Error code indicating the result was not found in the cache.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.COMMAND_UNAVAILABLE
Error code indicating that the feature you tried to access is only
available internally for testing purposes.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.CONNECTION_FAILED
Error code indicating the connection to the AV servers failed.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.DUPLICATE_VALUE
Error code indicating that a unique field was given a value that is
already taken.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.EMAIL_MISSING
Error code indicating that the email is missing, but must be specified.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.EMAIL_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating that a user with the specified email was not found.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.EMAIL_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the email has already been taken.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.EXCEEDED_QUOTA
Error code indicating that an application quota was exceeded. Upgrade to
resolve.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.FILE_DELETE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error deleting a file.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.FILE_SAVE_ERROR
Error code indicating an error saving a file.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.FILE_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating a file that was too large.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INCORRECT_TYPE
Error code indicating that a field was set to an inconsistent type.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
Error code indicating that something has gone wrong with the server.
If you get this error code, it is AV's fault. Contact us at
https://avoscloud.com/help
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_ACL
Error code indicating an invalid ACL was provided.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_CHANNEL_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid channel name. A channel name is either
an empty string (the broadcast channel) or contains only a-zA-Z0-9_
characters and starts with a letter.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_CLASS_NAME
Error code indicating a missing or invalid classname. Classnames are
case-sensitive. They must start with a letter, and a-zA-Z0-9_ are the
only valid characters.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating an invalid content length.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_EMAIL_ADDRESS
Error code indicating that the email address was invalid.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_FILE_NAME
Error code indicating that an invalid filename was used for AVFile.
A valid file name contains only a-zA-Z0-9_. characters and is between 1
and 128 characters.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_IMAGE_DATA
Error code indicating that invalid image data was provided.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_JSON
Error code indicating that badly formed JSON was received upstream. This
either indicates you have done something unusual with modifying how
things encode to JSON, or the network is failing badly.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_KEY_NAME
Error code indicating an invalid key name. Keys are case-sensitive. They
must start with a letter, and a-zA-Z0-9_ are the only valid characters.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_LINKED_SESSION
Error code indicating that a user with a linked (e.g. Facebook) account
has an invalid session.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_NESTED_KEY
Error code indicating that an invalid key was used in a nested
JSONObject.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_POINTER
Error code indicating a malformed pointer. You should not see this unless
you have been mucking about changing internal AV code.
<static>
AV.Error.INVALID_PUSH_TIME_ERROR
Error code indicating an invalid push time.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_QUERY
Error code indicating you tried to query with a datatype that doesn't
support it, like exact matching an array or object.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.INVALID_ROLE_NAME
Error code indicating that a role's name is invalid.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.LINKED_ID_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user cannot be linked to an account because
that account's id could not be found.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.MISSING_CONTENT_LENGTH
Error code indicating a missing content length.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.MISSING_CONTENT_TYPE
Error code indicating a missing content type.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.MISSING_OBJECT_ID
Error code indicating an unspecified object id.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.MUST_CREATE_USER_THROUGH_SIGNUP
Error code indicating that a user can only be created through signup.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.NOT_INITIALIZED
You must call AV.initialize before using the AV library.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.OBJECT_NOT_FOUND
Error code indicating the specified object doesn't exist.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.OBJECT_TOO_LARGE
Error code indicating that the object is too large.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.OPERATION_FORBIDDEN
Error code indicating that the operation isn't allowed for clients.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.OTHER_CAUSE
Error code indicating some error other than those enumerated here.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.PASSWORD_MISSING
Error code indicating that the password is missing or empty.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.PUSH_MISCONFIGURED
Error code indicating that push is misconfigured.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.SCRIPT_FAILED
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code script failed.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.SESSION_MISSING
Error code indicating that a user object without a valid session could
not be altered.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.TIMEOUT
Error code indicating that the request timed out on the server. Typically
this indicates that the request is too expensive to run.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.UNSAVED_FILE_ERROR
Error code indicating an unsaved file.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.UNSUPPORTED_SERVICE
Error code indicating that a service being linked (e.g. Facebook or
Twitter) is unsupported.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.USERNAME_MISSING
Error code indicating that the username is missing or empty.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.USERNAME_TAKEN
Error code indicating that the username has already been taken.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.VALIDATION_ERROR
Error code indicating that a Cloud Code validation failed.
<static> <constant>
AV.Error.X_DOMAIN_REQUEST
Error code indicating a real error code is unavailable because
we had to use an XDomainRequest object to allow CORS requests in
Internet Explorer, which strips the body from HTTP responses that have
a non-2XX status code.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS Dated: 20/12/2004 Coram The Honourable Mr.MARKANDEY KATJU, Chief Justice and The Honourable Mr.Justice N.V.BALASUBRAMANIAN Writ Petition Nos. 15244 of 2004 & Writ Petition No.1682 of 2003 ------------- W.P.No. 15244 of 2004 The Perundurai Citizens Welfare Society Rep. by its President K.P.Paramasivam, 315, Erode Road, Perundurai 638 052. Erode District. ::: Petitioner -Vs- 1. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, Anna Salai, Chennai 32. 2. The Perundurai Leather Industries Eco Security Private Limited, Rep. by its Managing Director, SIPCOT Complex, Perundurai, Erode District. 3. The SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre, rep. by its Managing Director, SIPCOT Complex, Perundurai, Erode District. ::: Respondents W.P.No. 1682 of 2003 The Perundurai Citizens Welfare Society, 315, Erode Road, Perundurai, Rep. by its President, K.P.Paramasivam. ::: Petitioner Vs 1. The Loss of Ecology (Prevention & Payment of Compensation) Authority, Rep. by its Member Secretary, G.N.Chetty Street, T.Nagar, Chennai 600 017. 2. Union of India rep. by its Secretary to Department of Environment, New Delhi. 3. Central Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, New Delhi. 4. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, Chennai. ::: Respondents Petitions filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India praying for the issue of a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus and Writ of Mandamus for the reasons stated therein. For Petitioner in !W.P.No.15244 of 2004 :: Mr.R.Thiagarajan, SC For Mr.N.Manokaran For Petitioner in W.P.No.1682 of 2003 :: Mr.V.Subramanian !For Respondent 1 in W.P.No.15244/04 :: Mr.N.R.Chandran Advocate General for Mrs.Rita Chandrasekaran For Respondent 2 in W.P.No. 15244/04 :: Mr.K.Rajasekar For Respondent 1 in W.P.No.1682/03 :: Mr.K.Mohammed Ali For Respondent2 in W.P.No.1682/03 :: Mr.N.Muralikannan ACGSC For Respondent 4 in W.P.No.1682/03 :: Mr.N.R. Chandran Advocate General for Mrs.Rita Chandrasekaran :O R D E R
THE HONOURABLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE These two writ petitions are being disposed off by this common judgment.
2. Heard the learned counsel for the parties. We have perused the records in the above two writ petitions.
3. The writ petitions relate to allegations of pollution by Tanneries.
4. W.P.No.15244 of 2004 has been filed praying for the issue of a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus to quash the Consent Order dated 16.8.2002 issued by the first respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in favour of the 2nd respondent/The Perundari Leather Industries Eco Security Private Limited (hereinafter called PLIES).
5. W.P.No. 1682 of 2003 has been filed praying that no tanneries should be set up in and around Perundurai, as it would cause damage to the drinking water, as well as water used for agriculture purposes.
6. The petitioner in W.P.No. 15244 of 2004 claims to be a Welfare Society registered under Section 10 of the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975. It is alleged in paragraph-3 of the affidavit filed in support of this petition that there are about 800 tanneries situated in the State of Tamil Nadu, of which about 550 are in Vellore district, 100 in Dindigul district, 150 located in Pammal and Pallavaram and 50 tanneries in Erode and some in Trichy District. It is alleged that these tanneries let out effluents, which contain Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) not less than 10000 to 15000 mg/1 litre. The outer limit fixed for discharge of TDS is only 2100 mg/per 1 litre for the tanneries.
7. The Supreme Court in VELLORE CITIZENS WELFARE FORUM Vs. UNION OF INDIA (1996) 5 SCC 647 gave several directions relating to tanneries in the State of Tamil Nadu. In the above decision, taking into account the various considerations, the Supreme Court issued the following directions:-
1. The Central Government shall constitute an authority under Section 3(3) of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and shall confer on the said authority all the powers necessary to deal with the situation created by the tanneries and other polluting industries in the State of Tamil Nadu. The authority shall be headed by a retired Judge of the High Court and it may have other members preferably with expertise in the field of pollution control and environment protection to be appointed by the Central Government. The Central Government shall confer on the said authority the powers to issue directions under Section 5 of the Environment Act and for taking measures with respect to the matters referred to in clauses (v), (vi), (vii), (viii), (ix),
(x) and (xii) of sub-section (2) of Section 3. The Central Government shall constitute the authority before September 30, 1996.
2. The authority so constituted by the Central Government shall implement the Precautionary Principle and the Polluter Pays Principle. The authority shall, with the help of expert opinion and after giving opportunity to the polluters concerned assess the loss to the ecology/environment in the affected areas and shall also identify the individuals/families who have suffered because of the pollution and shall assess the compensation to be paid to the said individuals/families. The authority shall further determine the compensation to be recovered from the polluters as cost of reversing the damaged environment. The authority shall lay down just and fair procedure for completing the exercise.
3. The authority shall compute the compensation under two heads namely, for reversing the ecology and for payment to individuals. A statement showing the total amount to be recovered, the names of the polluters from whom the amount is to be recovered, the amount to be recovered from each polluter, the persons to whom the compensation is to be paid and the amount payable to each of them shall be forwarded to the Collectors/District Magistrates of the area concerned. The Collector/District Magistrate shall recover the amount from the polluters, if necessary, as arrears of land revenue. He shall disburse the compensation awarded by the authority to the affected persons/families.
4. The authority shall direct the closure of the industry owned/ managed by a polluter in case he evades or refuses to pay the compensation awarded against him. This shall be in addition to the recovery from him as arrears of land revenue.
5. An industry may have set up the necessary pollution control device at present but it shall be liable to pay for the past pollution generated by the said industry which has resulted in the environmental degradation and suffering to the residents of the area.
6. We impose pollution fine of Rs.10,000 each on all the tanneries in the districts of North Arcot Ambedkar, Erode Periyar, Dindigul Anna, Trichi and Chengai M.G.R. The fine shall be paid before October 31, 1996 in the office of the Collector/District Magistrate concerned. We direct the Collectors/District Magistrates of these districts to recover the fines from the tanneries. The money shall be deposited, along with the compensation amount recovered from the polluters, under a separate head called Environment Protection Fund and shall be utilised for compensating the affected persons as identified by the authorities and also for restoring the damaged environment. The pollution fine is liable to be recovered as arrears of land revenue. The tanneries which fail to deposit the amount by October 31, 1996 shall be closed forthwith and shall also be liable under the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971.
7. The authority, in consultation with expert bodies like NEERI, Central Board, Board shall frame scheme/schemes for reversing the damage caused to the ecology and environment by pollution in the State of Tamil Nadu. The scheme/schemes so framed shall be executed by the State Government under the supervision of the Central Government. The expenditure shall be met from the Environment Protection Fund and from other sources provided by the State Government and the Central Government.
8. We suspend the closure orders in respect of all the tanneries in the five districts of North Arcot Ambedkar, Erode Periyar, Dindigul Anna, Trichi and Chengai M.G.R. We direct all the tanneries in the above five districts to set up CETPs or Individual Pollution Control Devices on or before November 30, 1996. Those connected with CETPs shall have to install in addition the primary devices in the tanneries. All the tanneries in the above five districts shall obtain the consent of the Board to function and operate with effect from December 15, 199 6. The tanneries who are refused consent or who fail to obtain the consent of the Board by December 15, 1996 shall be closed forthwith.
9. We direct the Superintendent of Police and the Collector/District Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner of the district concerned to close all those tanneries with immediate effect who fail to obtain the consent from the Board by the said date. Such tanneries shall not be reopened unless the authority permits them to do so. It would be open to the authority to close such tanneries permanently or to direct their relocation.
10. Government Order No. 213 dated March 30, 1989 shall be enforced forthwith. No new industry listed in Annexure I to the notification shall be permitted to be set up within the prohibited area. The authority shall review the cases of all the industries which are already operating in the prohibited area and it would be open to the authority to direct the relocation of any of such industries.
11. The standards stipulated by the Board regarding total dissolved solids (TDS) and approved by the NEERI shall be operative. All the tanneries and other industries in the State of Tamil Nadu shall comply with the said standards. The quality of ambient waters has to be maintained through the standards stipulated by the Board.
8. In Paragraph 26 of the aforesaid judgment, the Supreme Court observed that the Madras High Court would be in a better position to monitor the above directions, and hence, the Chief Justice of the Madras High Court was requested to constitute a special Green Bench to deal with the case and other environmental matters. The High Court was requested to treat the matter as a petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India and gave liberty to the parties to approach the High Court as and when necessary. As per the directions of the Honourable Supreme Court in the aforesaid decision, the Chief Justice of Madras High Court nominated Honble Mr.Justice P.Bhaskaran, as the Chairman of the authority constituted under direction no.(1) of the order of the Supreme Court mentioned above.
9. The Honourable Mr.Justice P.Bhaskaran on 12.10.99 visited Erode and SIPCOT Industrial Estate, Perundurai and recommended that all tanneries in Erode must be shifted to State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited (in short SIPCOT), Perundurai in order to reduce pollution in the river Cauvery and Kalingarayan Canal, the main sources of drinking water and irrigation of Erode Distirct.
10. It may be mentioned that Tamil Nadu Co-operation for Industrial Infrastructure Development (in short TACID) have put up an Industrial Growth Centre at Perundurai and Engur villages, Perundurai Taluk, Erode District by acquiring 2800 acres of lands. Subsequently, in the year 1999 the Perundurai Industrial Growth Centre was merged with SIPCOT. Since the entire extent of 2800 acres of land had not been utilized for the purpose for which it has been acquired, the TACID approached the 1st respondent with a request to give consent to establish a Common Effluent Treatment Plant (in short CETP) to enable the tanneries at Erode to relocate their units to SIPCOT complex.
11. On 17.03.2001, the District Environmental Engineer issued instructions to form a CETP and asked Erode tanners to shift their tanning activities to SIPCOT Complex, Perundurai. On 28.04.2001, the District Collector wrote a detailed D.O. letter on the present status of river Cauvery and Kalingarayan canal and strongly recommended for the shifting of tanneries in Erode to SIPCOT Complex, Perundurai for curtailing the pollution. The District Collector, Erode requested the SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre to allot lands for the tanneries. Thereafter, Erode District Small Industries Association, informed the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board about the steps taken by them to set up a tannery complex at SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre, Perundurai. About 50 tanneries in and around Erode Town have been asked to relocate their units at SIPCOT Complex, Perundurai.
12. The petitioner in the present writ petition had also filed Writ Petition No. 1682 of 2003 praying for the relief of Mandamus forbearing the respondents from permitting any polluting industries, particularly tanneries, either old or new, to be established in and around Perundurai. In that petition, the Division Bench of this Court on 24.01 .2004 passed the following order:-
Notice to respondents 1 and 2. Pollution Control Board not to give consent for establishment of any new tannery pending further orders
13. It is alleged in paragraph-7 of the affidavit filed in support of the petition that despite the communication of the above said order, the second respondent/PLIES has proceeded with the construction of tanneries. The petitioner came to know that the consent was issued prior to the order of the Division Bench in W.P.No.1682 of 2003, and hence by this petition they have challenged the consent order dated 16 .08.2002 issued by the first respondent/ Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in favour of the second respondent/PLIES. It is submitted that Section 25(3) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 has been violated, as the enquiry before granting consent was not held. It is also submitted that as per the Environment Impact Assessment Notification S.O.60 (E) Dated 27.1.2004 prior environmental clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India has not been obtained. It is alleged that setting up of tanneries will cause damage to the agriculturists living in that area, as the main water source will be polluted. It is alleged that the Precautionary Principle has been violated. It is also alleged that permitting polluting industries in the area will have adverse affect on the patients and will aggravate the infectious diseases.
14. It is alleged in paragraph-4 (j) of the affidavit filed in support of the writ petition that the respondents are planning to permit tanneries in Perundurai, which is land locked for almost 25 kms. radius and they do not have any perennial river. It is alleged that the Precautionary Principle is being violated by permitting polluting industries to be set up in that area. It is alleged that if tanneries are allowed to be set up there, effluents that would be discharged by the tanneries will pollute the ground water. The petitioner, therefore, prays that no tanneries should be set up in and around Perundurai, as it would cause damage to the drinking water, as well as water used for agriculture purposes.
15. In the counter affidavit filed on behalf of the first respondent/Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in W.P.No.15244 of 2004, it has been clarified that whereas in its interim order in Writ Petition (C) No.914 of 1991 ( Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum Vs. Union of India and others), the Supreme Court had prohibited setting up of tanneries in the State of Tamil Nadu, subsequently, in its final judgment, there is no such absolute prohibition. What is stated in direction no.10 contained in the judgment is this:-
10. Government Order No. 213 dated March 30, 1989 shall be enforced forthwith. No new industry listed in Annexure I to the notification shall be permitted to be set up within the prohibited area. The authority shall review the cases of all the industries which are already operating in the prohibited area and it would be open to the authority to direct the relocation of any of such industries.
What is now prohibited is setting up of new industries listed in Annexure-I to the Notification dated 30.3.89 in the prohibited area only.
16. The definition of Prohibited Area, as contained in G.O.Ms.No.2 13, Environment and Forests (EC-I) dated 30th March 1989, reads:- In the Government Order first read above, the Government have ordered, among other things, that no industry causing serious water pollution should be permitted within one kilometer from the embankments of rivers, streams, dams etc., and that the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board should furnish a list of such industries to all local bodies. It has been suggested that it is necessary to have a sharper definition for water sources so that ephemeral water collections like rain water ponds, drains, sewerages (biodegradable) etc., may be excluded from the purview of the above order. The Chairman, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, has stated that the scope of the Government Order may be restricted to reservoirs, rivers and public drinking water sources. He has also stated that there should be a complete ban on location of highly polluting industries within 1 kilometer of certain water sources.
2. The Government have carefully examined the above suggestions. The Government impose a total ban on the setting up of the highly polluting industries mentioned in Annexure-I to this order within one kilometer from the embankments of the water sources mentioned in Annexure II to this order.
3. The Government also direct that under any circumstance if any highly polluting industry is proposed to be set up within one kilometer from the embankments of water sources other than those mentioned in Annexure_II to this order, the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board should examine the case and obtain the approval of the Government for it Thus, the Prohibited Area is an area within one kilometer from the embankments of rivers, streams, dams etc. There is nothing to show that Perundurai comes within the Prohibited Area, rather it is admitted in paragraph-4 (l) of the affidavit of the petitioner that they are not questioning the competence of the respondents of permitting to set up tanneries in Perundurai.
17. The apprehension of the petitioner is that if tanneries are set up in Perundurai the ground water will get polluted and the agriculturists would not be able to use the land for cultivation due to pollution.
18. Counter affidavit has been filed in W.P.No.1682 of 2003 by the Joint Chief Environmental Engineer, Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, Chennai. Paragraphs 6 to 9 of this counter affidavit states as follows:- It is respectfully submitted that the Tamil Nadu Corporation for Industrial Infrastructure Development (TACID), a Government of Tamil Nadu enterprises have put up an Industrial Growth Centre at Perundurai & Ingur Villages, Perundurai Taluk, Erode District by acquiring 1133 hectares (2800 acres) of land. This industrial growth center has been planned to accommodate various types of industries such as textile dyeing, tanneries, chemicals etc. The TACID applied to Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board on 2.4.1996 and obtained consent to establish Water and Air Acts from Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board on 18.8.97. Subseqsuently, during 1999, the said Perundurai Industrial Growth Centre has been merged with SIPCOT, Tamil Nadu which is now known as SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre (SIGC).
It is respectfully submitted that the District Collector, Erode District has addressed the Chairman & Managing Director, SIPCOT, Chennai in his letter dt.24.3.2001 to allot land in the SIGC, Perundurai for the tanneries. EEDISSIA (Erode District Small Industries Association) had informed the Board in their letter dated 19.10.2001 about the initiatives taken by them to put up a tannery complex at SIGC, Perundurai.
It is further submitted that 25 proposed tanneries have come forward to establish the tanneries in SIGC and formed a CETP company by name M/s.Perundurai Leather Industries Eco-Security Private Ltd (PLIES) and applied for the consent of the Board under Water and Air Acts on 06 .05.2002 to put up a CETP to treat a 2500 KLD of trade effluent arising from the member tanneries. As per the precautionary principle, the Board has advocated for two stage treatment system to address the wastewater problem posed by the tanneries.
Stage No.1 : The physio-chemical, biological treatment system. Stasge No.II: To propose a system to address the problem of containing total dissolved solids and ensuring zero discharge The CETP company has been furnished the proposals for Stage I prepared by CLRI, a pioneer research institute exclusively for leather industries. It addresses the solution for biological parameters such as Biochemical oxygen demand and Chemical oxygen demand etc., The proposals pertaining to Stage II could ensure Zero discharge of effluent. Based on the above, Board has issued consent to establish to the CETP company on 16.8.2002 considering the precautionary principle with certain conditions stressing the implementation of treatment systems as per stage I & II before commissioning of the CETP, which treat the trade effluent arising from 25 member tanneries of the CETP. On implementation of consent order conditions, it could be ensured that the reuse of treated effluent zero discharge from the CETP. It is respectfully submitted that TACID and latter SIGC have developed an industrial complex to accommodate the dyeing industries, tannery industries, chemical industries etc., in Perundurai & Ingur Villages, Perundurai Taluk, Erode District. It is an industrial complex and located away from the prohibited area as contemplated in G.O.Ms.No.213 , E & F Dept., dt.30.3.89 and G.O.Ms.No.127, E&F Dept., dt.8.5.98. These G.Os prohibit 14 categories of industries such as tanneries, textile dyeing units etc., located within one km and five km respectively from specified water sources. Further, the implementation of stage I & II by the CETP ensure that the TDS of 2100 mg/l specified by the Board shall be achievable and treated trade effluent shall be completely reused by the member tanneries by installing R.O system with suitable evaporation system for the rejects so as to ensure Zero discharge from the CETP. Under the circumstances, the Board has taken action to comply with the orders of the Honble Supreme Court of India dt.28.8.96 issued in W.P(civil) No.914/91. Thus, the TDS problem can be solved. Moreover, incorporating the above precautionary principles, the consent order to establish to the CETP was issued with appropriate conditions to the above CETP at SIGC, Perundurai on 16.8.2002. On implementation of the treatment system as per the conditions imposed, the apprehension of the petitioner about the TDS problem will be resolved. The CLRI, Chennai and Council for Leather Exports have involved to assist technically and financially in implementation of the CETP, M/ s.Perundurai Industries Eco Security Pvt.Ltd, SIGC, Perundurai upto Stage-I. The CETP system proposed at SIGC, Perundurai is a candidate technology and also based on best available technology (BAT) system. It is evident from the above that SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre, Perundurai, Erode District is not within the Prohibited Area as contemplated in G.O.Ms.No.213, E&F Dept., dt.30.3.89 and G.O.Ms.No.127, E&F Dept., dt.8.5.98. Hence, in our opinion, there can be no bar to setting up tanneries in that area.
19. It is also evident from the facts of the case that in May 2002, the Technical and Advisory Consultant, Central Leather Research Instiute (CLRI), a Government of India undertaking, submitted a detailed project report before Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board for the construction of Common Effluent Treatment Plant on behalf of PLIES. On 16.08.2002, the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board issued consent to PLIES for construction of the Common Effluent Treatment Plant with zero discharge concept based on the report of the Central Leather Research Institute. On 25.10.2002, the Council for Leather Exports under the Ministry of Industries and Commerce was appointed as the Implementing Agency of the project and the Government of India sanctioned Rs.294 lakhs as grant for the construction of a Common Effluent Treatment Plant at Perundurai through Council for Leather Exports. On 18.12.2002, the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board issued noticed to all 44 tanneries situated at Erode to shift to SIPCOT, Perundurai within 3 months. On 27.01.2003, the Central Leather Research Institute released posters to relocate all the tanneries at Erode to SIPCOT, Perundurai. We are informed that the overall construction of Effluent Treatment Plant has been practically completed at Perundurai.
20. It may be mentioned that consent under Section 25 of The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 was given on 16.08.200 2 and the said order is appelable under Section 28. However, without filing any appeal and exhausting the alternative remedy, writ petition No.15244 of 2004 has been filed on 31.05.2004 challenging the consent order granted on 16.08.2002 i.e., after a lapse of 19 months. In our opinion, on this ground alone, the writ petition should have been dismissed. Public Interest Litigation is often misused now days, and such petitions are being filed often with ulterior motive. However, we need not elaborate on this aspect, as we are of the opinion that there are absolutely no merits in this petition.
21. On 12.10.1999, Loss of Ecology (P&PC) Chairman headed by Hon ble Mr.Justice P.Bhaskaran visited the tanneries situated in Erode, which are polluting river Cauvery and Kalingarayan canal, and directed the tanneries to be shifted to SIPCOT, Perundurai. The Pollution Control Board has also issued notices to all tanneries in Erode to shift to SIPCOT, Perundurai. The State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited (SIPCOT), which is a Government of Tamil Nadu undertaking, had acquired 2500 acres of land in Perundurai, which is far away from the water sources, for the purpose of Industrial Growth Centre for locating the industries declared as capable of highly polluting the environment. In this center, an area of 106 acres of land has been allotted to the tannery zone. About 25 tanneries, which had wanted to shift to Perundurai, formed a company to establish a Common Effluent Treatment Plant, and approached the Central Leather Research Institute, which gave a detailed project report on the basis of which the Pollution Control Board granted consent on 16.08.2002. As per the project report and the conditions of consent there is no discharge of effluent in land and the process involves zero discharge.
22. The total cost of construction of the Common Effluent Treatment Plant was Rs.7 crores, out of which the second respondent (PLIES) has invested Rs.4.06 crores and the Government of India has sanctioned Rs.2.94 crores. The project is being monitored by a wing of the Ministry of Industries namely Council for Leather Exports. It is alleged that the construction of Common Effluent Treatment Plant is almost complete. The photographs showing the stage of the construction is enclosed as an annexure.
23. In our opinion, the writ petition is an abuse of process of the Court. The Common Effluent Treatment Plant will be used by 25 tanneries and they will let out effluents to this Common Effluent Treatment Plant, which will be treated and recycled with zero discharge. We cannot see what objection any one can have to this.
24. The factual position has been set out in great detail in paragraphs 6 to 9 of the counter-affidavit of the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board in W.P.No. 1682 of 2003, which we have quoted in entirety above. A perusal of these factual averments clearly show that the authorities have ensured that there will be no pollution in Perundurai, because of the Common Effluent Treatment Plant, and the apprehension of the petitioner is wholly misconceived.
25. As already stated above, these days public interest litigation has become largely private interest litigation for ulterior motives, or is misused by business rivals, or persons who sponsor such litigation from behind with mala fide intentions. We cannot appreciate these tactics. The docket of the Court is already overful with arrears. The Court should discourage this kind of motivated litigation, which only adds to its burden.
26. In a very recent decision of the Supreme Court in Special Leave Petition (Civil) No.26269 of 2004 (Dattaraj Nathuji Thaware Vs. State of Maharashtra) dated 14.12.2004, it has come down very heavily on public interest litigation, which is filed with ulterior motive eg., black mailing. The Supreme Court in that decision observed:-
Public Interest Litigation which has now come to occupy an important field in the administration of law should not be publicity interest litigation or Private interest litigation or politics interest litigation or the latest trend paise income litigation. The High Court has found that the case at hand belongs to the last category. If not properly regulated and abuse averted, it becomes also a tool in unscrupulous hands to release vendetta and wreck vengeance, as well. There must be real and genuine public interest involved in the litigation and not merely an adventure of knight errant borne out of wishful thinking. It cannot also be invoked by a person or a body of persons to further his or their personal causes or satisfy his or their personal rudge and enmity. Courts of justice should not be allowed to be polluted by unscrupulous litigants by resorting to the extraordinary jurisdiction. A person acting bona fide and having sufficient interest in the proceeding of public interest litigation will alone have a locus standi and can approach the Court to wipe out violation of fundamental rights and genuine infraction of statutory provisions, but not for personal gain or private profit or political motive or any oblique consideration. These aspects were highlighted by this Court in The Janata Dal Vs. H.S.Chowdhary 1992 (4) SCC 305 and Kazi Lhendup Dorji Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation 1994 Supp (2) SCC 116. A writ petitioner who comes to the Court for relief in public interest must come not only with clean hands like any other writ petitioner but also with a clean heart, clean mind and clean objective (See Ramjas Foundation Vs. Union of India, AIR 1993 SC 852 and K.R.Srinivas Vs. R.M.Premchand, 1994 (6) SCC 620.
It is depressing to note that on account of such trumpery proceedings initiated before the Courts, innumerable days are wasted, which time otherwise could have been spent for the disposal of cases for the genuine litigants. Though we spare no efforts in fostering and developing the laudable concept of PIL and extending our long arm of sympathy to the poor, the ignorant, the oppressed and the needy whose fundamental rights are infringed and violated and whose grievances go unnoticed, un-represented and unheard; yet we cannot avoid but express our opinion that while genuine litigants with legitimate grievances relating to civil matters involving properties worth hundreds of millions of rupees and criminal cases in which persons sentenced to death facing gallows under untold agony and persons sentenced to life imprisonment and kept in incarceration for long years, persons suffering from undue delay in service matters government or private, persons awaiting the disposal of cases wherein huge amounts of public revenue or unauthorized collection of tax amounts are locked up, detenue expecting their release from the detention orders etc., etc., are all standing in a long serpentine queue for years with the fond hope of getting into the Courts and having their grievances redressed, the busybodies, meddlesome interlopers, wayfarers or officious interveners having absolutely no public interest except for personal gain or private profit either of themselves or as a proxy of others or for any other extraneous motivation or for glare of publicity break the queue muffing their faces by wearing the mask of public interest litigation and get into the Courts by filing vexatious and frivolous petitions and thus criminally waste the valuable time of the Courts and as a result of which the queue standing outside the doors of the Courts never moves, which piquant situation creates frustration in the minds of the genuine litigants and resultantly they lose faith in the administration of our judicial system.
Public interest litigation is a weapon which has to be used with great care and circumspection and the judiciary has to be extremely careful to see that behind the beautiful veil of public interest an ugly private malice, vested interest and/or publicity seeking is not lurking. It is to be used as an effective weapon in the armory of law for delivering social justice to the citizens. The attractive brand name of public interest litigation should not be used for suspicious products of mischief. It should be aimed at redressal of genuine public wrong or public injury and not publicity oriented or founded on personal vendetta. As indicated above, Court must be careful to see that a body of persons or member of public, who approaches the Court is acting bona fide and not for personal gain or private motive or political motivation or other oblique considerations. The Court must not allow its process to be abused for oblique considerations by masked phantoms who monitor at times from behind. Some persons with vested interest indulge in the pastime of meddling with judicial process either by force of habit or from improper motives, and try to bargain for a good deal as well to enrich themselves. Often they are actuated by a desire to win notoriety or cheap popularity. The petitions of such busybodies deserve to be thrown out by rejection at the threshold, and in appropriate cases with exemplary costs.
As noted supra, a time has come to weed out the petitions, which though titled as public interest litigations are in essence something else. It is shocking to note that Courts are flooded with large number of so called public interest litigations where even a minuscule percentage can legitimately be called as public interest litigations. Though the parameters of public interest litigation have been indicated by this Court in large number of cases, yet unmindful of the real intentions and objectives, Courts are entertaining such petitions and wasting valuable judicial time which, as noted above, could be otherwise utilized for disposal of genuine cases.
27. The entire matter has been considered in detail by the concerned authorities, and this court should not sit as a Court of appeal over the decisions of such authorities, who have expertise in the matter. The Court does not have expertise in these matters, and should exercise judicial restraint as held by a Division Bench of this Court in RAMA.MUTHURAMALINGAM v. THE DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE (2004 (5) CTC 554)
28. In a very recent decision in W.P.No. 33528 and 34436 of 2004 dated 17.12.2004, (Sethu Samudhram Case) this Court in detail expressed its views on the need for rapid industrialization to make India a modern and powerful industrial State. In the above decision, this court also considered the question of industrialization and its relation with environmental protection, and we reiterate the views expressed in that decision.
29. With the above observations, these two writ petitions are dismissed with costs of Rs.1500/- one set. The interim order already granted stands vacated.
Index:Yes Internet:Yes pv/ Copy to:
1. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, Anna Salai, Chennai 32.
2. The Loss of Ecology (Prevention & Payment of Compensation) Authority, Rep. by its Member Secretary, G.N.Chetty Street, T.Nagar, Chennai 600 017.
3. Union of India rep. by its Secretary to Department of Environment, New Delhi.
4. Central Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, New Delhi.
5. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, rep. by its Member Secretary, Chennai.


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SPICE WORLD
RATING: ** (out of ****)
Columbia / 1:33 / 1998 / PG (brief nudity, innuendo) Cast: Victoria Adams; Melanie Brown; Emma Bunton; Melanie Chisholm; Geri Halliwell; Richard E. Grant; Alan Cumming; George Wendt; Mark McKinney; Naoko Mori; Roger Moore Director: Bob Spiers Screenplay: Kim Fuller
Hello. My name is Jamie, and I'm a Spiceaholic. Well, not really. Let's just say I'm a casual fan of the Spice Girls; I know they're not too deep or challenging, but their British bubblegum bounce is good enough to keep me on the stairmaster for a long while. (And, a definite plus, group members Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell, Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton, Melanie "Sporty Spice" Chisholm, Victoria "Posh Spice" Adams and Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown are all easy on the eyes.) I fearlessly admit that I'm familiar with their music, and now I'm familiar with "Spice World," their feature film debut, as well. A kind of hybrid between "A Hard Day's Night," "Clueless" and the "Naked Gun" movies, "Spice World" isn't quite tasty, nor does it leave you with a bad case of indigestion. It's alright, but I'd probably rather be on the stairmaster listening to them than sit through their movie again.
There isn't much of a story here, as "Spice World" is basically a series of interchangeable, scattershot skits and spoofs stuck between some adequately spirited musical numbers. The movie is framed around a hectic couple of days for the girls, as they ready themselves for a big concert in England. Along the way, there are dozens of potential comedic catastrophes -- a documentarian (Alan Cumming) trails the group endlessly, a pregnant pal (Naoko Mori) prepares to give birth and sleazy tabloid types conspire the end of the Spice Girls for good, all while a mysterious, T.J. Eckelberg-like figure (Roger Moore) watches from above. And of course Posh, Baby, Scary, Ginger and Sporty are in just about every scene, talking about clothes, guys and "girl power" whenever they aren't singing.
Perhaps the big question mark here is regarding the Spice Girls' acting capabilities, but I'm not too sure of the answer. They're not thespians (hey, neither were the Beatles), but they boast a perky, self-depreciating buoyance that's sort of difficult to deny. The rest of the cast is nice enough to acknowledge that this isn't their show, with George Wendt and Mark McKinney getting the best bits as American filmmakers on a quest to convince the quintet to make their American movie debut. Meatloaf seems to be cast as their tour driver simply so he can make groan-inducing allusions to his album playlists, while weird Richard E. Grant ("Bram Stoker's Dracula"), as the Spice Girls' manager, is decked out in so many emerald suits he looks like a refugee from Oz. And those familiar with the British entertainment scene will note sometimes-clever, sometimes-not cameos by the likes of Bob Geldof, Stephen Fry, Bob Hoskins and Jennifer Saunders.
The fundamental problem with "Spice World" is an even hit-or-miss gag ratio. For every moment that scores (a hilarious faux-movie trailer for an action flick called "Spice Force Five"), there's one that comes close to embarrassment (the ladies' impromptu performance of their hit "Wannabe" in a coffee shop-flashback). The best sequences arguably come whenever the Spice Girls are holed up inside their tour bus, which is modeled after the British flag. They poke the most fun at themselves here; watch each's reaction when one whines that the media has a tendency to stereotype them too often.  At least the film is capped-off nicely with a vibrant live rendition of their current tune "Spice Up Your Life."
"Spice World" definitely isn't going to win any of the gals' detractors over, and it isn't likely to sway those who are neutral one way or the other. Those seeking a message or any kind of social relevance had better look elsewhere; the closest "Spice World" comes to either of those is a sequence that illustrates the dangers of driving a bomb-equipped bus in stiletto heels. It's an hour-and-a-half of brainless comedy and music, starring five pleasant-looking pop divas who don't seem to fear self-parody. And that's presumably all that die-hard Spice fans really, really want.
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I left my 9 to 5 to shoot for my dreams. At the same time, we are all in a tough spot. But on my end I am glad i left my job of 14 years to do something I love waking up in the am doing everyday. I love coding and my family. With is new track I am on, I can be with my family a lot more and code a lot more. "Always Be Coding."


Suspected Islamist militants kill 19, burn church in eastern DR Congo
by REUTERSIn Summary
- The assailants also kidnapped several people and torched a Catholic church during two separate attacks about 35 km apart.
- Several previous ADF attacks have been claimed by Islamic State, but the extent of their relationship remains unclear.
- The ADF has been operating there for more than two decades and is one of dozens of rebel groups active in the mineral-rich areas.
Islamist militiamen killed at least 19 people overnight in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, stepping up attacks on civilians in response to a military campaign against them in border areas with Uganda, local officials said on Wednesday.
The assailants, who the officials said belong to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan Islamist group, also kidnapped several people and torched a Catholic church during two separate attacks about 35 km (22 miles) apart.
The Congolese army began an offensive three weeks ago near the Ugandan border. The ADF has been operating there for more than two decades and is one of dozens of rebel groups active in the mineral-rich areas where civil wars resulted in millions of deaths around the turn of the century.
Several previous ADF attacks have been claimed by Islamic State, but the extent of their relationship remains unclear.
Army spokesman Mak Hazukay said the ADF killed at least seven people on the outskirts of the city of Beni, adding that two soldiers were wounded and several people were missing.
Donat Kibwana, the administrator of Beni territory, said ADF fighters killed another 12 people in the village of Mavete, where they also burned a church and a pharmacy and kidnapped several others.
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At least 70 people have been killed since the army campaign began, according to the Kivu Security Tracker, a research initiative that maps unrest in the region.
Violence by the ADF and other militias has also hindered efforts to contain an Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 2,000 people since last year.


| Andesite Peak |
Donner Summit / Andesite Peak |
4.6 |
| Andesite Ridge and Peak |
Donner Summit / Andesite Ridge / Andesite Peak |
3.4 |
| Andesite Ridge Loop |
Donner Summit / Andesite Ridge / Andesite Peak / Castle Pass / Castle Valley |
4.5 |
| Angora Lookout |
Angora Lookout |
3.8 |
| Angora Lakes |
Angora Lookout / Angora Lakes |
7.2 |
| Aspen Meadow |
Crabtree Trailhead / Crabtree Road / Aspen Meadow |
4.4 |
| Beartrap Meadow Loop |
Yuba Pass / Beartrap Meadow |
8.0 |
| Becker Peak |
Echo Lake Sno-Park / Becker Peak |
3.6 |
| Benson Hut |
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort / Mt. Lincoln / Anderson Peak / Benson Hut |
10.0 |
| Benson and Bradley Huts Via Emergency Escape Route |
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort / Mt. Lincoln / Anderson Peak / Benson Hut / South Fork of Cold Creek / Coldstream drainage / Deep Creek / Bradley Hut |
14.0 |
| Andesite Ridge Loop |
Donner Summit / Andesite Ridge / Andesite Peak / Castle Pass / Castle Valley |
4.5 |
| Angora Lookout |
Angora Lookout |
3.8 |
| Angora Lakes |
Angora Lookout / Angora Lakes |
7.2 |
| Aspen Meadow |
Crabtree Trailhead / Crabtree Road / Aspen Meadow |
4.4 |
| Beartrap Meadow Loop |
Yuba Pass / Beartrap Meadow |
8.0 |
| Becker Peak |
Echo Lake Sno-Park / Becker Peak |
3.6 |
| Benson Hut |
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort / Mt. Lincoln / Anderson Peak / Benson Hu |
10.0 |
| Benson and Bradley Huts Via Emergency Escape Route |
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort
Mt. Lincoln / Anderson Peak / Benson Hut / South Fork of Cold Creek / Coldstream drainage / Deep Creek / Bradley Hut |
14.0 |
| Benwood Meadow |
Echo Summit / Rock Garden Loop / Frog Pond Loop / Benwood Meadow |
0.8 or 1.7 |
| Benwood Meadow Drainage |
Echo Summit / Rock Garden Loop / Frog Pond Loop / Benwood Meadow |
2.6 |
| Berts Lake and Peak 6836 |
Loon Lake / Loon Lake Chalet / Berts Lake / Peak 6836 |
2.4 |
| Berts Lake and Chipmunk Loop |
Loon Lake / Loon Lake Chalet / Berts Lake / Peak 6836 / Chipmunk Bluff |
2.1 |
| Big Meadow |
Big Meadow HWY 89 |
0.8 |
| Big Meadow Campground |
Big Meadow Campground (Highway 4) |
1.0 |
| Blue Creek Point |
Cabbage Patch / Blue Creek Point |
5.2 |
| Blue Creek Point Loop |
Cabbage Patch / Blue Creek Point |
5.5 |
| Boreal Ridge From Clair Tappaan Lodge |
Clair Tappaan Lodge / Boreal Ridge |
3.6 |
| Bradley Hut |
Pole Creek / Bradley Hut |
9.4 |
| Bradley Hut Loop |
Pole Creek / Bradley Hut |
11.2 |
| Bradley Hut and Deep Creek |
Pole Creek / Bradley Hut / Deep Creek |
8.7 |
| Burst Rock from Burst Rock Junction |
Burst Rock / Burst Rock Junction |
4.8 |
| Cabbage Patch to Poison Spring |
Cabbage Patch / Poison Spring |
5.4 or 5.6 |
| Cabin Creek Loop |
Cabin Creek |
4.4 |
| Caple Lakes |
Caple Lakes |
4.4 |
| Caples Lake to Kirkwood |
Caples Lake / Kirkwood |
4.7 |
| Carson Pass to Big Meadow |
Carson Pass
Meiss Saddle / Meiss Ski Hut / Meiss Lake / Round Lake / Big Meadow |
7.4 |
| Carson Pass to Caples Lake Via Little Round Top |
Carson Pass / Meiss Saddle / Little Round Top / Schneider Camp / Caples Lake |
8.4 |
| Carson Pass to Caples Lake Via Showers Lake |
Carson Pass
Meiss Saddle Meiss Ski Hut Showers Lake Schneider Camp Caples Lake |
10.4 |
| Carson Pass to Caples Lake Via Winnemucca Lake |
Carson Pass
Winnemucca Lake Round Top Lake Emigrant Lake Drainage Caples Lake Kirkwood Cross Country and Snowshoe Center |
7.7 |
| Carson Pass to Echo Summit |
Carson Pass
Meiss Saddle Meiss Ski Hut Showers Lake Bryan Meadow Benwood Meadow Echo Summit |
10.4 |
| Carson Pass to Kirkwood |
Carson Pass
Winnemucca Lake Round Top Lake Emigrant Lake Drainage Kirkwood Ski Resort |
6.4 |
| The Knob |
Crabtree Trailhead Crabtree Road Aspen Meadow Old Crabtree Road The Knob |
9.4 |
| The Knob Loop |
Crabtree Trailhead Crabtree Road Aspen Meadow Old Crabtree Road The Knob Gooseberry Road Gooseberry Trailhead |
8.0 |
| Third Creek |
Third Creek Tahoe Meadows |
5.7 |
| Tioga Pass Road - Westside |
Crane Flat Tioga Pass Road Gin Flat |
6.0 |
| Three Knobs |
Yuba Pass Lunch Creek |
5.3 |
| Thompson Meadow |
Cabbage Patch Thompson Meadow |
3.4 |
| Thompson Peak |
Grass Lake Free Meadows Thompson Peak |
7.6 |
| Tragedy Creek |
Shot Rock Tragedy Creek |
2.0 |
| Tragedy Spring to Maiden Grave |
Tragedy Spring Peak 8096 Peak 7617 Maidens Grave |
3.1 |
| Tragedy Spring to Silver Lake Via Porthole Gap |
Tragedy Spring Porthole Gap Stockton Municipal Camp Silver Lake Kaye's Resort |
4.5 |
| Tragedy Spring to Silver Lake Via Ridge and Option 1 |
Tragedy Spring Peak 7620 Silver Lake |
3.5 |
| Tragedy Spring to Silver Lake Via Ridge and Option 2 |
Tragedy Spring Peak 7620 Silver Lake |
3.8 |
| Tragedy Spring to Silver Lake Via Summer Trail |
Tragedy Spring
Porthole Gap Plasse Allen Plasse Resort Silver Lake Kaye's Resort |
7.0 |
| Trail Junction Via the Ridge |
Trail Junction |
4.0 |
| Trail Junction Via the Road |
Trail Junction |
5.0 |
| Truckee River |
Tahoe City Truckee River |
2.0 |
| Two Sentinels |
Carson Spur Two Sentinels |
2.8 |
| Van Vleck Bunkhouse |
Loon Lake Van Vleck Storm Shelter Van Vleck Bunkhouse |
11.0 |
| Van Vleck Storm Shelter |
Loon Lake Van Vleck Storm Shelter |
4.8 |
| Waterhouse Peak |
Grass Lake Waterhouse Peak Powderhouse Peak |
3.2 or 4.2 |
| Wilderness Boundary Loop |
Carson Pass Woods Lake road |
2.9 |
| Winnemucca Lake |
Carson Pass Winnemucca Lake |
3.6 |
| Winnemucca Lake and Lost Cabin Mine Loop |
Carson Pass Winnemucca Lake Round Top Lake Lost Cabin Mine |
6.3 |
| Winnemucca Lake and Woods Lake Loop |
Carson Pass Winnemucca Lake Woods Lake |
4.9 |
| Woods Lake |
Carson Pass Woods Lake Lost Cabin Mine |
3.6 |
| Yuba Pass Vista |
Yuba Pass Yuba Pass Vista |
3.0 |
| Zig-Zag |
Gooseberry Road |
1.6 |


For one 4-day weekend, we are going to have 30 hours of hacking heaven.
No more than four participants per team.
No previous projects, only fresh ideas & designs.
You cannot leave from 10PM to 7AM.
No substances & weapons.
Have Fun.
 Build anything you want to build, from websites, apps, software, hardware, just about anything that comes out of your crazy mind. Just make it in the 30 hours you have!
Anybody! Our Hackathon specifically targets high schoolers, but everybody & anybody is welcome! Ideas don't grow on trees, so it's perfectly fine if you don't have an idea when you come to MVHacks.
No problem-o! No experience required! But if you're a complete freshie, we have lessons to help you get started! The main goal of a hackathon is to learn new things & meet new people!
Unfortunately, as high schoolers, our hardware support is limited. Contact us for more details regarding your specific goals so we can set you up best.
No, not really; but it would be awesome if you did! Since we are using challenge post to submit hacks, you can submit off-site if you decide to not attend. Also keep in mind that the hackathon will be closed off to all inbound or outbound traffic from 10PM to 7AM, so unless you hack overnight better at home, stay, & have some fun!
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The minimum: A laptop, toiletries, & your brain. The maximum: All your technology! Oh, don't forget your brain.
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In general I would view a one-line proof as simple, but this one generates a big proof term. Is this the preferred proof?
import data.real.basic tactic.linarith lemma simple : (0:ℝ) < 2 := begin linarith, end #print simple
use norm_num
the auto proof should be something like bit0_pos one_pos
PS: why always with the reals? They are a pain to import
By the way, this is one of the reasons I don't like too much blasty in my tactics. Like you say, a simple looking proof should actually be simple.  The reals are b/c I'm doing continuity proofs.
theorem simple : 0 < 2 := eq.mpr (id (eq_true_intro (bit0_pos zero_lt_one))) trivial
two_pos
lemma simple : (0:ℝ) < 2 := bit0_pos zero_lt_one
Joe, why do you add anything to this line?
@Patrick Massot the somewhat longer proof was what was supplied by norm_num
.
I wonder a bit why we don't call dsimp
on the generated proofs themselves, for things like norm_num. We don't have all the relevant lemmas written for simplifying proofs themselves, but I think sometimes it's valuable --- especially if people are copying and pasting tactic generated proofs.
I've tried it, lean doesn't like to simplify proofs
which means you have to deal with any cruft added by upstream tactics (this one is simp's fault)
There are a lot of easy simplifications you can apply; one easy one I would like to do is if a subterm of P proves the same theorem T as P itself, then you can replace P with the subterm. This looks really obviously unprofessional in #explode
, I'm thinking "why are you still working? You did it already". This is part of the metamath workflow, but somehow there isn't a good way to do this in lean and so #print foo
just shows you crappy proofs most of the time
Hmm... I'm pretty sure I've simplified proofs in the past. I've certainly made use of the lemmas
@[simp] lemma congr_arg_refl {α : Sort*} {β : Sort*} {f : α → β} {a : α} : congr_arg f (eq.refl a) = eq.refl (f a) := rfl @[simp] lemma congr_fun_refl {α : Sort*} {β : Sort*} {f : α → β} {a : α} : congr_fun (eq.refl f) a = eq.refl (f a) := rfl @[simp] lemma congr_refl_fun {α : Sort*} {β : Sort*} {f : α → β} {a₁ a₂ : α} (h : a₁ = a₂) : congr (eq.refl f) h = congr_arg f h := rfl @[simp] lemma congr_refl_arg {α : Sort*} {β : Sort*} {f₁ f₂ : α → β} {a : α} (h : f₁ = f₂) : congr h (eq.refl a) = congr_fun h a := rfl
I wonder when you can and can't run the simplifier on proofs.
I've needed these lemmas times that a strange eq.rec has appeared, and I can't even see the underlying non-definitional equality that caused the problem, because it's stacked up inside a million congr
and eq.mpr
and eq.symm
s, etc.
I am pretty sure the problem is simp ignores arguments of prop type because it thinks "proofs are irrelevant"
It's possible you can get it to sometimes trigger, but it doesn't work on large scale
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RCap defaults on bond repayment obligations
Reliance Capital said the rating was downgraded even though there were no overdues on principal or interest payment to any lender
by Press Trust of IndiaReliance Capital on Friday said it has defaulted on interest and principal obligations on bonds due on November 15, 2019.
On September 20, 2019, CARE Ratings (CARE) had downgraded the company's entire outstanding debt to default "CARE D" rating.
Reliance Capital said the rating was downgraded even though there were no overdues on principal or interest payment to any lender.
This rating downgrade has initiated acceleration, etc. of various facilities by certain lenders and consequential demands for immediate payment of amounts that were otherwise due and payable in a phased manner over the next eight years till March 2028, as per the original terms of lending, Reliance Capital had said earlier in October.
"It is expected that the debt servicing of the company in relation to the accelerated amounts and otherwise will be delayed.
"Accordingly, as regards the Non-Convertible Debenture, the interest/principal obligations due on November 15, 2019, is also delayed," it said.
Reliance Capital shares closed at Rs 21.05, down 4.97 per cent on BSE on Friday.


dog day Tuesday
hope that girl she come today
hard life it's a city life
sweat keep pourin' down
I�ve got my feet up like to love
through the dawn till I�ve blown
all I want's her lovin' down
love the way she move around
need no excuse
to let it all hang loose
my body's blown a fuse
rising power
we'll raise the night
rising power
rising power
we'll wake the dead
rising power
you've got a love life up all night
darkest hour at the dead of night
seen her walkin' down the street
the kind of woman that brings on heat
loved her dusk till dawn
come the morning she was gone
took me out to my surprise
money's gone left high and dry
need no excuse
to let it all hang loose
my body's blown a fuse
rising power
we'll raise the night
rising power
rising power
we'll wake the dead
rising power
you'll end up torn to shreds
don't need no excuse
my body's blown a fuse
rising power
we'll raise the night
rising power
rising power
we'll wake the dead
rising power
you'll end up torn to shreds
rise, rise, rise
rising power
the power rise
from you


Meet the protagonist of the game - Arway.
Like any modern man, Arway spends a lot of time on social networking.
Arway met his sweetheart on the Internet, and live communication they both prefer virtual. But just today he decides to make her an offer. And how? Through The Internet. But the most important point drop server. Unable to stand the suspense, he takes off and runs to his beloved.
Game action begins in the office from which he escapes. At the end of the level Arway meets his boss who is very unhappy with his escape. The next level - metropolitan streets, Arway need to get home to his beloved. And Arway in the house of his beloved, but he has yet to find her. At the end of the game Arway know whether she will say yes to him. The answer will depend on how you pass the game!
Check out "Our Computers, Ourselves" episode of the Invisibilia podcast! In the second half of the episode Lulu Miller and Alix Spiegel discuss with a guest his mean Twitter account.
"We are more likely to retweet or share things that are angering than anything else."
On the very outset of this project, we (the team) would like to extend our sincere & heartfelt obligation towards all the personages who have helped us in this endeavor. Without their active guidance, help, cooperation & encouragement, we would not have made headway in the project.
We are ineffably indebted to Kamil Khadiev for this opportunity, conscientious guidance and encouragement to accomplish this project. We are extremely thankful and pay our gratitude to Regina Kamaleeva who helped us with prototypes of game characters. We would also like to acknowledge Kenney for design elements. We are thankful to friends who have willingly helped us out with their abilities.
Any omission in this brief acknowledgement does not mean lack of gratitude.


The idea behind this project was to get people interested in loaning bikes from the Paterson Library at Confederation College. While the idea is still in the works, this poster scheme was a first step in the right direction. The posters were meant to showcase a bicycle with text detailing the loaning information. Hopefully, with a bit more tweaking these posters will be the start of something pretty cool.
This was a simple design I did for a sticker that would be placed on tissue packages that could be handed out to students. It's a promotional nod to the AskON help center that the Paterson Library runs. We used the first version as the final print.
The APIWIN Centre at Confederation College was looking to start a new student newsletter. One in which anyone could submit art, poems, stories and more. I was asked to make up the logo. Unfortunately the zine was put on the sidelines for now, but I have enjoyed working on the possible logos and layouts for the magazine. *sidenote: the Ojibwe translation is super rough - I'll update the final version at a later date
This quick project was a bookmark used to spread the word about the Neghaneewin Indigenous book club that features new authors monthly. I took inspiration from all sorts of places. But I wanted the tree of knowledge to be the main focus here. The roots, made up of a book, represent the knowledge we seek. This in turn feeds our minds, growing that very tree.


on what the Buddha taught
Is Dukkha not unsatisfactoriness rather than suffering?
A treatment for an accidental early discovered severe sickness is not for the not yet manifested symptoms. It doesn’t matter if we don’t feel sick right now. Thinking a treatment would be just for that would be a misunderstanding.
Unsatisfactoriness and suffering (bearing of pain) are as scales of the same metric system and when entertained, untreated, symptoms like birth, ageing, dying, separated from loved ones, captivity, slaughter, torture are guaranteed; which is why birth shouldn’t be even approved of (SN5.6).
And a translation should do just to all this. Since the Dhamma is the antidote, suffering is a proper and more beneficial translation. In other words, the holy life could be seen as an overkill for unsatisfactoriness. Yet suffering, while giving more a sense of urgency, should not be misunderstood as being exclusive; as if there would be only suffering (SN22.60).
Dukkha (adj. --- n.) suffering.


 But major
earthquakes are less common. Here are some things to do to prepare for an earthquake and what to do once the
ground starts shaking.
Safety Tips
- Have an earthquake readiness plan.
- Consult a professional to learn how to make your home sturdier, such as bolting bookcases to wall studs,
installing strong latches on cupboards, and strapping the water heater to wall studs.
- Locate a place in each room of the house that you can go to in case of an earthquake. It should be a spot
where nothing is likely to fall on you, like a doorframe.
- Keep a supply of canned food, an up-to-date first aid kit, 3 gallons (11.4 liters) of water per person,
dust masks and goggles, and a working battery-operated radio and flashlights in an accessible place.
- Know how to turn off your gas and water mains.
If Shaking Begins
- Drop down; take cover under a desk or table and hold on.
- Stay indoors until the shaking stops and you're sure it's safe to exit.
- Stay away from bookcases or furniture that can fall on you.
- Stay away from windows. In a high-rise building, expect the fire alarms and sprinklers to go off during a
quake.

- If you are outdoors, find a clear spot away from buildings, trees, and power lines. Drop to the ground.
- If you are in a car, slow down and drive to a clear place. Stay in the car until the shaking stops.
Flood Safety Tips
Floods are among Earth's most common, and most destructive, natural hazards.
Here are some safety tips to prepare for rising water—and what to do once a flood has begun.
Before a Flood
- Avoid building in a floodplain.
- Construct barriers (levees, beams, floodwalls) to stop floodwater from entering your home.
- Seal walls in basements with waterproofing compounds to avoid seepage.
- If a flood is likely in your area, listen to the radio or television for information.
- Know the difference between a flood watch and a flood warning. A watch means flooding is possible. A
warning means flooding is occurring or will occur soon.
When a Flood Is Imminent
- Be prepared! Pack a bag with important items in case you need to evacuate. Don't forget to include needed
medications.
- If advised to evacuate your home, do so immediately.
- If there is any possibility of a flash flood, move immediately to higher ground.
- If possible, bring in outdoor furniture and move essential items to an upper floor.
- Turn off utilities at the main switches or valves if instructed to do so. Disconnect electrical appliances.
During a Flood
- Do not walk through moving water. As little as 6 inches (15 centimeters) of moving water can make you fall.
- If you have to walk in water, wherever possible, walk where the water is not moving.
- Do not drive into flooded areas. If floodwaters rise around your car, abandon the car and move to higher
ground if you can do so safely.
- Do not touch electrical equipment if you are wet or standing in water.
After a Flood
- Listen for news reports to learn whether the community's water supply is safe to drink.
- Avoid floodwaters; water may be contaminated by oil, gasoline, or raw sewage. Water may also be
electrically charged from underground or downed power lines.
- Avoid moving water.
- Be aware of areas where floodwaters have receded. Roads may have weakened and could collapse under the
weight of a car.
- Stay away from downed power lines, and report them to the power company.
- Return home only when authorities indicate it is safe.
- Stay out of any building if it is surrounded by floodwaters.
- Service damaged septic tanks, cesspools, pits, and leaching systems as soon as possible. Damaged sewage
systems are serious health hazards.
- Clean and disinfect everything that got wet. Mud left from floodwater can contain sewage and chemicals.
Tornado Safety Tips
How to stay safe when these natural disasters strike
A tornado is a violently rotating column of air, in contact with the ground, either pendant from a cumuliform
cloud or underneath a cumuliform cloud, and often (but not always) visible as a funnel cloud.
Before
- Assembling an emergency preparedness kit.
- Creating a household evacuation plan that includes your pets.
- Staying informed about your community’s risk and response plans.
- Ensure that every member of your family carries a Safe and Well wallet card.
- Check emergency kit and replenish any items missing or in short supply. especially medications or other
medical supplies. Keep it nearby.
Right Before a Tornado
- Listen to local area radio, NOAA radio or TV stations for the latest information and updates.
- Move to an underground shelter, basement or safe room. If none is available, a small, windowless interior
room or hallway on the lowest level of a sturdy building is the safest alternative.
- Remember: no area of a mobile home is safe during a tornado. If you have access to a sturdy shelter or a
vehicle, go there immediately, using your seat belt if driving.
- Find a local emergency shelter and know the best routes to get there if you need to.
- Move or secure any of the items on your list of items to bring inside or anything else that can be picked
up by the wind.
- Bring your companion animals indoors and maintain direct control of them.
During
- Seek shelter in a basement, shelter or sturdy building.
- If you cannot quickly walk to a shelter, immediately get into a vehicle and try to drive to the closest
sturdy shelter. Remember to buckle your seat belt.
- Stay away from bridge/highway overpasses.
- If strong winds and flying debris occurs while driving, pull over and park, keeping your seat belt on and
engine running.
After
- Let friends and family know you’re safe. - Register yourself as safe on the Safe and Well website
- If evacuated, return only when authorities say it is safe to do so.
- Continue listening to local news or a NOAA Weather Radio for updated information and instructions.
- Check for injuries. If you are trained, provide first aid to persons in need until emergency responders
arrive.


Microsoft updates terms on data privacy amid EU probe
Deals with European Union institutions failed to protect data in line with EU law.
by Staff WriterMicrosoft said on Monday it was updating the privacy provisions of its commercial cloud contracts after European regulators found its deals with European Union institutions failed to protect data in line with EU law.
The EDPS, the EU's data watchdog, opened an investigation in April to assess whether Microsoft's contracts with the European Commission and other EU institutions met data protection rules. It raised concerns about compliance in October.
In a statement on its website addressing the issue, Microsoft said: "We will increase our data protection responsibilities for a subset of processing that Microsoft engages in when we provide enterprise services."
The company, the only major cloud provider to offer such terms in the European Economic Area and beyond, expects to offer the new provisions to public sector and enterprise customers in early 2020.


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Roberto Mancini has eyes on more success after setting new Italy record
Mancini has beaten a national record that had stood for 80 years.
Italy manager Roberto Mancini expressed humility after beating a national record that has stood for 80 years.
A clinical 3-0 Euro 2020 qualifying victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina was the Azzurri’s ninth in a row in the campaign, and 10th in succession overall.
It means Mancini has now surpassed the mark set by World Cup winner Vittorio Pozzo between 1938 and 1939.
Despite the new record, Mancini knows it counts for little given the ultimate goal is success in next summer’s finals.
“I’m happy with the record,” said Mancini in a post-match press conference. “To go above a legend like Pozzo means a lot but the road is still long.”
Goals from Francesco Acerbi, Lorenzo Insigne and Andrea Belotti comfortably dispatched the hosts in Zenica to maintain Italy’s 100 per cent record at the top of Group J.
It is all a far cry from two years ago when Italy failed to qualify for the 2018 World Cup.
“Sometimes results arrive that you don’t even deserve, but you have to accept it,” added Mancini. “That’s football, unfortunately.
“We’ve implemented a different way of working, in technical terms also. The guys have done very well and it’s paid off.”
Belotti, who scored a sweetly struck third seven minutes after the break to snuff out any hope of a second-half revival from Bosnia, hailed the impact of Mancini since his arrival 18 months ago.
The Torino striker said: “Mancini has done a great job. He has given us clear ideas in a short period of time.”
Lazio defender Acerbi, whose opening goal in the 21st minute was his first for his country, feels Italy can build on what they have so far achieved.
“I’m happy with my first goal for Italy,” said Acerbi.
“It was not easy because Bosnia had nothing to lose and they tried to attack but we controlled the game well and we deserved this victory.
“We have had a very good qualifying campaign, and I’m sure that these victories will help us to win more.”
As for Bosnia, they must now rely on the backdoor route to the finals via the play-offs.
Midfielder Miralem Pjanic, who plays for Juventus, feels his side have not done themselves justice this qualifying campaign.
He said: “Italy are a good team and deserved the victory.
“We should have done better in this group. We had the chance to qualify but we didn’t deserve to because we haven’t played to our potential in all the games.”


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By Will Laurance, June 29, 2015
Managing your web presence is not a simple task. In fact, it is a series of continuous tasks you must accomplish during the lifetime of your business, product, or service. Effectively managing your web presence is essential to your business's success.
What is your web presence? A web presence is a collection of information that represents your brand and business. Years ago, web presence referred to only web site consisting of a homepage and a hierarchy of HTML pages. Now, your web presence includes your website, social media profiles, Android, iOS, and mobile applications. Technology is everywhere and it is your job to control the message, content, and experience for your audience.
Here are 5 key points to managing your web presence in today's fast pace technology environment.
Having a website, web application, or mobile application is not something you set and forget. You'll have maintain these products in order to keep your web presence up to date, up to speed, and modern. You'll need to budget and plan for the long term.
Knowing your audience allows you to make informed choices about your content, design, positioning, and brand throughout your web presence. It is important to collect metrics, capture analytics, and evaluate your numbers in real time.
Building software is a difficult task because the requirements and needs it must fulfill change frequently. For this reason it is important that the stack, or various frameworks, programming languages, production environments, your web presence uses is secure, reliable, and scalable. Security is important because as you grow larger you may be the target of an attacker. Weak and insecure software makes it simple for an attacker to gain access and damage your online presence. Reliable technology and resources are ones that provide consistent up time for your web presence products. This includes keeping your website, application interfaces, or anything public on highly available systems so that the maximum amount of your audience can be reached. Scalable technology will make your web presence handle increases in traffic and load as you gain in popularity.
Knowing your web presence fully, allows you to fill in the gaps, capitalize on new technology trends, and stay ahead of your competition. I recommend using collaborative platforms to keep all of your web presence products' information in one place. Having all of this information in one place helps keep your entire team up to date. I suggest you use a tool that has a place for formal documents and another place for notes and drafting ideas.
If you do not have the in house resources to fully manage your web presence, it is very important that you work with a trusted partner. You are outsourcing an important aspect of your business. Arguably the most crucial for company's growth and future. It is necessary to work with partners who understand and respect this importance.
In 2015, you must have full control over your web presence. If you do not have the technical skills, time, or desire to manage your business's web presence, you need a trusted partner.


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