class TZInfo::TimezoneTransition
Represents a transition from one observed UTC offset ({TimezoneOffset} to another for a time zone.
Attributes
@return [TimezoneOffset] the offset this transition changes to.
@return [TimezoneOffset] the offset this transition changes from.
When this transition occurs as an `Integer` number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC ignoring leap seconds (i.e. each day is treated as if it were 86,400 seconds long). Equivalent to the result of calling the {Timestamp#value value} method on the {Timestamp} returned by {at}.
@return [Integer] when this transition occurs as a number of seconds since
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC ignoring leap seconds.
Public Class Methods
Initializes a new {TimezoneTransition}.
{TimezoneTransition} instances should not normally be constructed manually.
@param offset [TimezoneOffset] the offset the transition changes to. @param previous_offset
[TimezoneOffset] the offset the transition changes
from.
@param timestamp_value
[Integer] when the transition occurs as a
number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC ignoring leap seconds (i.e. each day is treated as if it were 86,400 seconds long).
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 34 def initialize(offset, previous_offset, timestamp_value) @offset = offset @previous_offset = previous_offset @timestamp_value = timestamp_value end
Public Instance Methods
Determines if this {TimezoneTransition} is equal to another instance.
@param tti [Object] the instance to test for equality. @return [Boolean] `true` if `tti` is a {TimezoneTransition} with the same
{offset}, {previous_offset} and {timestamp_value} as this {TimezoneTransition}, otherwise `false`.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 86 def ==(tti) tti.kind_of?(TimezoneTransition) && offset == tti.offset && previous_offset == tti.previous_offset && timestamp_value == tti.timestamp_value end
Returns a {Timestamp} instance representing the UTC time when this transition occurs.
To obtain the result as a `Time` or `DateTime`, call either {Timestamp#to_time to_time} or {Timestamp#to_datetime to_datetime} on the {Timestamp} instance that is returned.
@return [Timestamp] the UTC time when this transition occurs.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 48 def at Timestamp.utc(@timestamp_value) end
@return [Integer] a hash based on {offset}, {previous_offset} and
{timestamp_value}.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 94 def hash [@offset, @previous_offset, @timestamp_value].hash end
Returns a {TimestampWithOffset} instance representing the local time when this transition causes the previous observance to end (calculated from {at} using {previous_offset}).
To obtain the result as a `Time` or `DateTime`, call either {TimestampWithOffset#to_time to_time} or {TimestampWithOffset#to_datetime to_datetime} on the {TimestampWithOffset} instance that is returned.
@return [TimestampWithOffset] the local time when this transition causes
the previous observance to end.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 62 def local_end_at TimestampWithOffset.new(@timestamp_value, 0, @previous_offset.observed_utc_offset).set_timezone_offset(@previous_offset) end
Returns a {TimestampWithOffset} instance representing the local time when this transition causes the next observance to start (calculated from {at} using {offset}).
To obtain the result as a `Time` or `DateTime`, call either {TimestampWithOffset#to_time to_time} or {TimestampWithOffset#to_datetime to_datetime} on the {TimestampWithOffset} instance that is returned.
@return [TimestampWithOffset] the local time when this transition causes
the next observance to start.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 76 def local_start_at TimestampWithOffset.new(@timestamp_value, 0, @offset.observed_utc_offset).set_timezone_offset(@offset) end


Hello dear visitor, my name is Abdullah Al-Abbadi, and I was born in the year 98. I would like to
explain
some of my educational life that I went through, which was an important part of my life until it became
as it is now in terms of development.
I am a person with ambition and passion in this life and I look forward to being a professional in the
world of programming and in some programming languages such as HTML, JavaScript, Python and also
Oracle, and to be a person of importance in my workplace, not like any programmer and here I am created
in the future, one by one.


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Both the bootstrap tooltips and popover controls have been consolidated into a single `tooltip` plugin.
This works slightly different than Bootstrap, as it's entirely markup based to trgger a tooltip or popover.
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Aegisub is software under constant development. While it is a goal to provide up-to-date documentation there will almost always be cases where the actual functionality of the program has changed since this documentation was last updated.
 The Aegisub team can not be held responsible for any unexpected operation including but not limited to data loss, software fault or hardware fault resulting from the usage or failure to use the information provided on this web site. You alone are responsible for taking backup copies of your data and keeping these safe.
While the goal of this website is to document the program Aegisub it might at times be required to reference products, services or works by other individuals or corporations.
All use of trademarks is done recognising that these are property of their respective owners.
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- scale(GPoint, double) - Static method in class dashboard.util.GPointMath
-
Returns a vector scaled by a specified factor.
- setActive(boolean) - Method in class dashboard.generator.Generator
-
Sets whether the Generator is active, i.e.
- setBaseColor(Color) - Method in class dashboard.control.Button
-
Sets the Button's color to the specified Color.
- setBearingReadouts(BufferReadout, BufferReadout) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets where the x and y bearing will be output.
- setButtonState(String, boolean) - Method in class dashboard.control.AuxArrowPad
-
Sets the state of a button in the AuxArrowPad.
- setController(AuxArrowPad) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets an auxiliary arrow pad to control the DatumGenerator.
- setEngineThrust(GPoint) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Specifies the thrust from the engines as a vector relative to the ship itself.
- setFrozen(boolean) - Method in class dashboard.readout.Readout
-
Sets whether the Readout is frozen, i.e.
- setIgnitionSwitch(ToggleButton) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets the ignition switch that will turn the engine on and off.
- setIncrementable(Incrementable) - Method in class dashboard.control.SingleIncrementer
-
Sets the Incrementable controlled by the SingleIncrementer to the specified Incrementable.
- setInstr(String) - Method in class dashboard.control.Button
-
Sets the Button's label to the specified String.
- setInterval(int) - Method in class dashboard.control.HoldButton
-
Sets the time in milliseconds between executions of onAction to the specified interval
- setInterval(int) - Method in class dashboard.generator.Generator
-
Sets the time interval used by the Generator.
- setLevel(int) - Method in class dashboard.readout.LevelReadout
-
Sets the LevelReadout to the specified level.
- setLevel(int) - Method in interface dashboard.readout.LevelUpdatable
-
Sets the class to the given level.
- setMainThrustSource(LevelReadout) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets the source used to determine the main engine thrust.
- setName(String) - Method in class dashboard.control.Control
-
Sets the name of the
Control
that will be displayed
in subsequent call hierarchies.
- setOffAction(Runnable) - Method in class dashboard.control.Button
-
Sets the offAction of the Button to use the specified Runnable, to be run when the
Button is released.
- setOn(boolean) - Method in class dashboard.control.ToggleButton
-
Sets whether the ToggleButton is currently on.
- setOn(boolean) - Method in class dashboard.readout.ImageReadout
-
Sets whether the ImageReadout is on.
- setOnAction(Runnable) - Method in class dashboard.control.Button
-
Sets the onAction of the Button to use the specified Runnable, to be run when the
Button is depressed.
- setPositionReadouts(BufferReadout, BufferReadout) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets where the x and y position will be output.
- setRotThrustSource(LevelReadout) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets the source used to determine the rotational engine thrust.
- setSource(String) - Method in class dashboard.generator.BufferGenerator
-
Sets the source of the transmission for the BufferGenerator.
- setSpeedReadouts(LevelReadout, LevelReadout) - Method in class dashboard.generator.DatumGenerator
-
Sets where the speed and rotational speed will be output.
- setViewRadius(double) - Method in class dashboard.readout.MinimapReadout
-
Sets the MinimapReadout's view radius to the one specified by the user.
- SingleIncrementer - Class in dashboard.control
-
- SingleIncrementer.Builder - Class in dashboard.control
-
Builder for the SingleIncrementer class.
- StringUpdatable - Interface in dashboard.readout
-
Defines the functionality of a class that can be updated via a String.
- sum(GPoint, GPoint) - Static method in class dashboard.util.GPointMath
-
Returns the sum of the two specified vectors


Osu mode
Osu mode refers to a special mode that uses beatmap files from the rhythm game Osu to turn Dolmexica Infinite into a mix of a rhythm and a fighting game. Player inputs are only valid when performed in accordance with the beat. Additionally, there are freestyle sections where input is freely available, which correspond to the original spinner sections from the Osu beatmap.
Adding songs
- Unzip the .osz file and extract the music and .osu beatmap file you want to use.
- Convert the music to .ogg format and adapt the AudioFilename entry in the .osu file.
- Select a mugen stage you want to use for the song.
- In the stage's .def file, set bgmusic to the .osu file you extracted above.
- Add the stage to the select.def as you would add a normal mugen stage
Tip: You can use the existing stages/osu beatmaps from Project O as references.
Osu Mode only has stages with .osu files selectable.
Requires osu.sff, osu.air and osu.snd (default files come with Dolmexica Infinite).
fight.def parameters
[Files]
The following parameters can be used to set the paths to the osu files used by Dolmexica Infinite. Osu file searching works just like with other files declared in the [Files] group.
- osu.sff (string): Sprite file. Defaults to osu.sff.
- osu.air (string): Action file. Defaults to osu.air.
- osu.snd (string): Sound effect file. Defaults to osu.snd.
[Osu]
The Osu group can be used to set animations and sounds. The default values reflect the values used in Project O with the default files.
- hitcircle.anim (int): Animation used for hit circle. Should be white since it is colored by the combo color in the Osu beatmap. Defaults to 1000.
- approachcircle.anim (int): Animation used for approach circle (the one that shrinks and indicates timing). Should be white since it is colored by the combo color in the Osu beatmap. Defaults to 1001.
- freestyle.pre.anim (int): Animation shown before Freestyle (Spinner). Defaults to 2000.
- freestyle.during.anim (int): Animation shown during Freestyle (Spinner). Defaults to 2001.
- freestyle.post.anim (int): Animation shown after Freestyle (Spinner). Defaults to 2002.
- freestyle.pos (int, int): Position of freestyle animation. Defaults to 160, 50
- hit.animbase (int): Animation number where animations responding to successful and unsuccessful hits start. Defaults to 1500. For example, if this value is set to 1500, 1500 responds to Miss, 1501 responds to Good, 1502 responds to Great and 1503 responds to Hot.
- hit.snd (int, int): Group and item of sound effect to play for successfully hitting a hit circle. Defaults to 1, 0.


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In my current workplace I have found that my current manager, is the most compassionate I have come across in the last couple of years. He has been supportive with having time off and arranging change in working hours, in order to do this course. This is completely different to a manager, that I had many years ago at a previous job. People within the team felt that he wasn't compassionate towards them and as a result moral between manager and team wasn't good.
At the beginning my goodness thoughts flowed well. Towards the end, I found it a bit difficult to focus on everybody, but I did focused on the homeless and how we can display goodness towards them.
I found it a bit more difficult than the goodness exercise, in terms of bringing in the thoughts. When I always thought back to a mountain, my negative thoughts would be free on my breath. I thought Tonglen exercise would be beneficial in times of suffering or when your confidence is low.
Status - I have put a lot of messages on slack to clarify and keep up with the material during phase 0. This may have given me status as a keen learner, but I'm not sure.
I hope that bootcamp will be an accelerated extension of this.
Certainty - I am uncertain as to whether I can make it to bootcamp on time. If I make it through to bootcamp, I am uncertain, as to what tricky challenges await me.
Autonomy - I have made it this far in phase 0 with self directed learning and feel that this would lead well into bootcamp.
Relatedness - I feel that we can all relate well to each other in phase 0 because we have all been put in the same learning environment.
The checkins once a week help us relate to each other in a team environment. I'm sure that the experience from it, can roll over to bootcamp.
Fairness - I am a fair minded person normally. Fairness hasn't come in to play too much in phase 0, except when people have answered other peoples questions on slack and that's been good.
In bootcamp fairness will be of great importance when doing team activities.
 At first I pointed out they shouldn't be going over the white line and the conversation didn't go well.  Once this was revealed I understood why and the conversation flowed easier.
I found it interesting to note that the Dalai Lama practice Tonglen every day.


MAMA - currently the most popular word in the community. You will hear it very often in the context of 'mama this, mama that, mama my yogurt is black.'
CHOTA PANEER - technically one of our freedom fighter's dad's name but we like it cause it means 'small tofu' and we like tofu.
DEI - another word that symbolizes love, brotherhood, sisterhood and any form of love that is not under the penetration law.
YENKUM - sounds like yen + kum, but who is whom? most importantly who is yenkum?


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import models.requests.UploadRequest @import controllers.routes._ @import models.{Mode, BulkFileUpload} @import views.UploadFileViewContext @import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.viewmodels.fileupload.{FileUpload => FUpload} @import config.FrontendAppConfig @this( govukLayout: views.html.layouts.GovukLayoutWrapper, forms: views.components.forms, html: views.components.html, details: views.html.components.details, govukFileUpload: GovukFileUpload, govukButton: GovukButton, appConfig: FrontendAppConfig, context : UploadFileViewContext ) @(uploadRequest: UploadRequest, fileUploads: FileUploads, maybeUploadError: Option[FileUploadError], successAction: Call, failureAction: Call, checkStatusAction: Call)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @govukLayout( pageTitle = Some(s"${titleNoForm(messages("bulkFileUpload.title"))}") ) {
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"Come in and make a mess," - Shereef Bishay This past week has been really overwhelming. I have come from a background with zero experience in programming and development to getting thrown in the deep end with DBC. And don't get me wrong, I LOVE it! Shereef's Fireside Chat (http://vimeo.com/85001014) is a great introduction to the culture and more importantly, the mindset necessary for a student of Dev Bootcamp. He explains his thoughts on "Restaurant" vs. "Kitchen" mindsets at DBC: - Restaurant mindset is a more consumer-driven mindset, where individuals view their experience at DBC as something off a menu: it costs this much, they will get specific skills, they will learn this, and then they will get a job. They are upset when what they get isn't what they ordered. - Kitchen mindset is a more creator-driven mindset, where individuals show up ready to make a mess and start cooking something wonderful, no matter what their skill level is or how much they know. They view this as a collaborative effort, where they will get more the more the put in. I come from a background at an education non-profit with a very, very strong culture. We only get individuals for one, maybe two, years of service so having a strong culture is the backbone that gives them a common experience. Coming from managing those individuals, I know those who are most successful in our program (or DBC!) are those with a "Kitchen" mindset - who are willing to get dirty, make a mess, have a few failures along the way, because they know ultimately they are learning from each experience. The culture at DBC strikes me as very similar to the one at my former job. I have learned the most in my life not from my successes, but from my failures and changing myself based on those. Embarking on this journey, I tend to fully embrace every single time I mess up, every typo in my code, and every time I just can't seem to get anything to work right. I am excited to be back in the mode of student. I have been in the role of coach, guide, leader, manager, and sometimes even mom, to individuals for the past 5.5 years. I am excited to not have the answers all the time, to grow as an individual and professional, and to finally follow pieces of my own advice. The phrase that really stuck out to me from Shereef though was this, "this is still a huge experiment," since I feel like I am still an experiment: throwing different variables and things at myself to see which one works the best, which one causes the biggest reaction. Hopefully the DBC reaction will be explosive in an awesome way.


Similar Anime
In my opinion, theres no other anime like Gintama, but there are other anime that have similar content and genres as Gintama. There are some anime that have the same amount of comedy and action packed animations. I've included all the anime that I've watched and I believe have the most similarities with Ginatma.
One Piece
Kagura had a really hard time sleeping so she starts distubing Gintoki, telling him to help her sleep. At first he didnt want to help but Kagura wouldnt stop bothering him. So he reluctanly tries too help her sleep. HE firs told her to go job to make herself feel tired. But when she came back she was more energetic. So gintoki to l her to eat a little bit to get rid of her hunger from running to much. BUt hwen she came back she was really full and couldnt go back to sleep.
Beelzebub
Kagura had a really hard time sleeping so she starts distubing Gintoki, telling him to help her sleep. At first he didnt want to help but Kagura wouldnt stop bothering him. So he reluctanly tries too help her sleep. HE firs told her to go job to make herself feel tired. But when she came back she was more energetic. So gintoki to l her to eat a little bit to get rid of her hunger from running to much. BUt hwen she came back she was really full and couldnt go back to sleep.
The Disastrous Life Of Saiki K.
Kagura had a really hard time sleeping so she starts distubing Gintoki, telling him to help her sleep. At first he didnt want to help but Kagura wouldnt stop bothering him. So he reluctanly tries too help her sleep. HE firs told her to go job to make herself feel tired. But when she came back she was more energetic. So gintoki to l her to eat a little bit to get rid of her hunger from running to much. BUt hwen she came back she was really full and couldnt go back to sleep.
Daily Lives of High School Boys
Kagura had a really hard time sleeping so she starts distubing Gintoki, telling him to help her sleep. At first he didnt want to help but Kagura wouldnt stop bothering him. So he reluctanly tries too help her sleep. HE firs told her to go job to make herself feel tired. But when she came back she was more energetic. So gintoki to l her to eat a little bit to get rid of her hunger from running to much. BUt hwen she came back she was really full and couldnt go back to sleep.
Samurai Champloo
Kagura had a really hard time sleeping so she starts distubing Gintoki, telling him to help her sleep. At first he didnt want to help but Kagura wouldnt stop bothering him. So he reluctanly tries too help her sleep. HE firs told her to go job to make herself feel tired. But when she came back she was more energetic. So gintoki to l her to eat a little bit to get rid of her hunger from running to much. BUt hwen she came back she was really full and couldnt go back to sleep.
References:
- Gintama main Image
- One Piece banner
- Beelzebub banner
- The Disastrous Life Of Saiki K. banner
- Daily Lives of High School Boys image
- Samurai Champloo banner


Note: This webpage has been upgraded to use Jekyll plugins. If you are using Github pages you will have to build the website with the Rakefile in the project root directory! My Rakefile is adopted from ones like this.
This is my statically-generated Jekyll/Liquid/Bootstrap-based website. I started with the Allan lab webpage and modified it into a personal academic webpage that met my requirements. I worked in a unique set of the features that I desired and could not find in publicly available templates elsewhere. Some examples are:
About me
pageI encourage the use of this webpage as a template for your own academic website. The remainder of this document describes how to do this. Broadly speaking, there are three steps:
fork
button in the top-right corner of its Github page.$ bundle exec jekyll serve
in the repository root directorylocalhost:4000
, which you can access with your web browser.
_config.yml
as appropriate_data/*.yml
, as appropriate_pages/*.md
, as appropriateThe pages listed in the top navbar are located in _config.yml
file.
The typical options are already included or commented, though additional pages can be created and listed here.
All pages are located in the _pages
directory.
Pages generally load information from YAML databases located as _data/*.yml
.
Creating new pages can be done by using existing pages as a template.
All pages require header information. Example header data for the ‘Talks’ page is below.
---
title: "Talks"
layout: gridlay
sitemap: false
permalink: /talks/
---
The layout
variable corresponds to HTML layouts in the _layouts
directory.
The differences between most layouts is subtle and gridlay
can generally be used.
The permalink must be unique for each page, and corresponds to the directory that will store the page in the compiled HTML.
Refer to your pages in _config.yml
via the title
variable.
All pages are written in Markdown as *.md
.
HTML commands and CSS styles can be directly used in a markdown files.
The publications and talks are now listed via Jekyll Scholar.
The bibliography file ref.bib
is located in the cv/
directory.
Modify according to your needs.
Once your site has been modified to fit your needs, you should host it somewhere so others can access it.
A simple way to host your site for free is via Github Pages.
This will provide you a free domain name at your_github_username.github.io.
Instructions on how to do this are available on their page.
They generally involve creating a repository on your Github titled your_github_username.github.io
and uploading your files there (everything excepted the _site/
directory, which the Github Pages service will generate using its own version of Jekyll).
Then, Github will automatically rebuild your site every time you push a commit to the repository (no bundle/jekyll commands required).
You can use a standard domain service (e.g. GoDaddy) to purchase a domain name.
Then, using the CNAME
file and modifying the DNS settings of the domain service, you can direct your custom domain to the Github Pages-generated site.
Detailed instructions for doing this for GoDaddy domains are available here, though analogous instructions apply to other services.
If you already have a hosting service for a static HTML webpage, such as some universities provide, you can build your website locally using bundle exec jekyll serve
.
Then, upload the resulting files located in the _site/
directory via SSH or FTP to this server.
Be sure that the site.url
and site.baseurl
are set appropriately in the _config.yml
file.
A list of static webpage generators is available here. For academic purposes, I believe most people use Jekyll or Hugo. I am mostly unaware of their relative merits. However, both are relatively easy to use and offer many templates to base your ideas off of. This, in combination with their large user bases, make them particularly attractive. This site is built with Jekyll.
Other Jekyll templates are of course available. Some of these are viable for very simple academic pages with little tuning:
However, they do not natively include many of the features I list at the top. For this reason, I decided to build my own theme.
I credit the Allen Lab for creating a beautiful academic research group webpage. Many parts of this site were adopted or copied from their laboratory webpage.
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Put the prawns in a steamer and over a pan of boiling water.
Cover and cook the prawns for 1½ minutes, then add the langoustines and cook for a further 1½ minutes, or until the prawns and langoustines turn pink and are just cooked through.
Remove and allow to cool on a plate for 10 minutes before peeling.
Meanwhile, blend the egg yolks and mustard in a food processor until pale and creamy.
With the motor running, pour in enough oil, in a steady stream, until the mayonnaise is thick.
Put the mayonnaise into a bowl, then add the Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, brandy and tomato ketchup. Taste and season with salt and pepper as needed, add a squeeze of lemon juice and mix well.
Cut the remaining lemon into four wedges.
In a bowl toss the Little Gem leaves with the French dressing.
To serve layer some dressed Little Gem leaves into the bottom of each of four cocktail glasses. Lay the peeled prawns and crayfish over the top then spoon over the sauce. Finish with a scattering of mustard cress, pinch of cayenne pepper and wedge of lemon. Serve with the buttered bread.


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This chapter provides you with an application shell to which you can add as you learn more about GEOS programming. It describes each portion of the introductory (and compulsory) "Hello World" sample program. All programmers new to GEOS should read this chapter for a firm understanding of the basics of a GEOS application. The source code for Hello World is given in this chapter in pieces. It is also available as the Hello3 sample application.
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| combine_terms {gtsummary} | R Documentation |
The function combines terms from a regression model, and replaces the terms
with a single row in the output table. The p-value is calculated using
stats::anova()
.
combine_terms(x, formula_update, label = NULL, quiet = NULL, ...)
x |
a |
formula_update |
formula update passed to the stats::update.
This updated formula is used to construct a reduced model, and is
subsequently passed to |
label |
Option string argument labeling the combined rows |
quiet |
Logical indicating whether to print messages in console. Default is
|
... |
Additional arguments passed to stats::anova |
tbl_regression
object
Example 1
Daniel D. Sjoberg
Other tbl_regression tools:
add_global_p()
,
add_nevent.tbl_regression()
,
add_q()
,
bold_italicize_labels_levels
,
inline_text.tbl_regression()
,
modify
,
tbl_merge()
,
tbl_regression()
,
tbl_stack()
# Example 1 ---------------------------------- # Logistic Regression Example, LRT p-value combine_terms_ex1 <- glm( response ~ marker + I(marker^2) + grade, trial[c("response", "marker", "grade")] %>% na.omit(), # keep complete cases only! family = binomial ) %>% tbl_regression(label = grade ~ "Grade", exponentiate = TRUE) %>% # collapse non-linear terms to a single row in output using anova combine_terms( formula_update = . ~ . - marker - I(marker^2), label = "Marker (non-linear terms)", test = "LRT" )


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University student sues Equity Bank over song
by Daily NationIn Summary
The petitioner is asking the High Court to issue a conservatory order restraining Equity Bank (Kenya) Limited and Equity Group Foundation from using his piece of music in any of its advertisements on the internet, television, radio or any other media to popularise its Wings to Fly project pending determination of the suit.
A university student who claims to have composed a popular song used by Equity Bank to promote its business has gone to court over a Sh10 million pledge, among other constitutional and fundamental reliefs.
Eric Obiero Nyadida, who was prosecuted at the instigation of the lender for forgery alongside his brother Geoffrey Nyadida Odongo then acquitted in October 2017 for lack of evidence, has urged the High Court to prohibit the bank from using the song to advertise its Wings to Fly education sponsorship project for bright but needy children.
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Testifying before Justice Wilfrida Okwany, Mr Obiero said his rights were violated when he was locked up in a police cell with adults when he was 16.
He says he was denied his legal rights and access to his parents while in detention at Kileleshwa Police Station.
Mr Obiero, who is pursuing a Journalism course at a private university, told Justice Okwany over the last six years he has suffered mental anguish and violation of his property rights.
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He said he was dragged through a criminal trial because he asked the bank to pay him Sh10 million as promised by senior officials of Equity Bank (Kenya) Limited and Equity Group Foundation (EGF) for using his song.
The petitioner says the lender has continued to use his work with no direct benefit going to him.
He is now asking the High Court to issue a conservatory order restraining EBL and EG) from using his piece of music in any of its advertisements on the internet, television, radio or any other media to popularise its EGF Wings to Fly project pending determination of the suit.
Mr Obiero is also seeking costs of the case. Hearing continues.


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2017 - 2018
Automotive Store
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2016 - 2017
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I actually was one of these fans that would go in the Mac Store and pick up the lipsticks
I remember going in for Mac lipsticks, the one I really wanted was Velvet Teddy and for
about three months it was out of stock. In the end I managed to get it and now its my
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JavaScript - some more of it
Date: 15th May 2016
My dear friend why do you always keep asking me these questions. Now that you have asked be prepared to get a little confused ;)
Every JavaScript statement is composed of certain variable, strings and weird symbols just like how English uses words and punctuations. Just like any other language, you need to practise it to master it.
A few of these are:
Parentheses ()
it is basically used only for two things, the first is to group a set of instructions typically mathematical and the second it contains the function arguments. Hmm now you must be thinking why group things, I’ll give you an e.g.
>Try calculating 3-2*4+5 the answer would most certainly evaluate to 0 but you wanted the subtraction to take place first so what can you do, use parenthesis, just like in maths (3-2)*4+5 and this would evaluate to 9.
This is where we do grouping.
Now if you are wondering what a function is, go back to my JavaScript Basics blog, I most certainly remember explaining it to you. So the parenthesis is used to contain the arguments that are passed into a function.
So if you have two numbers, and you need to find which one is greater and which one is smaller you can do it using functions, the function will do that for you but how does it know which numbers to compare. These numbers need to be given to the function and while giving those numbers, you contain it in a parenthesis and give it to the function.
function findSmallerNumber (a,b) = {
if (a === b)
{
console.log(“ Numbers are equal”);
}
else if (a >b)
{
console.log(b + “is smaller”);
}
else
{
console.log(a + “is smaller”);
}
To invoke this function, the function is called as
findSmallerNumber (5, 7)
This will compare the numbers and the result will be “5 is smaller”
brackets []
The only places I think we use the brackets are is to denote arrays and while accessing variables from an array or an object.
The array and object definition is something I have explained to you in the JavaScript Basics blog. Defining an array.
var a = [“0”, “1”, “2”, “3”]
Now if I need to access the variable “3” I can access it as a[3] and it is similar for accessing the objects.
braces {}
braces are used to group multiple statements together to define an execution sequence. Like multiple statements in a loop or a function are defined in the brace.
One more important use of brace is to define objects
e.g.
var contact = {
“name1” : “contact1”,
“name2” : “contact2”,
“name3” : “contact3”
}
Single ' ' and Double Quotes " "
More often than not you can see yourself using the quotes interchangeably. They are basically used to contain strings. But there is one ground rule that while defining a string you need to be consistent with the quotes at the start and end of the string. They CANNOT be different.
Also, if you are planning to use a certain quote as part of the string like if you are quoting someone literally and want to use the double quotes then it is a good idea to use the single quotes while defining the string or if you plan to use apostrophe in your string try to use double quotes while defining it.
Also, these quotes are also used while defining objects and access object variables and that is when you need to remember to use double quotes. Most JSON libraries requires you to use double quotes while defining objects and it’s good to get into a practise of that.
e.g.
var contact = {
“name1” : “contact1”,
“name2” : “contact2”,
“name3” : “contact3”
}


NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL PRINCIPAL BENCH, NEW DELHI Appeal No. 20/2011 (T) Thursday, 31st Day of May, 2012 Quorum: 1. Hon'ble Shri Justice C. V. Ramulu (Judicial Member) 2. Hon'ble Prof. R. Nagendran (Expert Member) B E T W E E N: 1. Ramesh Agrawal, Member, Jan Chetena, Satayam Kunj, Naya Ganj, Raijgarh- 496001, Chhattisgarh. .... Appellant AND 1. Member secretary, State level Environment Impact Assessment Authority, No. 1, Tilak Nagar, Shiv Mandir Chowk, Avanti Vihar, Raipur, Chhattisgarh. 2. M/s. Salasar Steel and Power Ltd., Village Gerwani, 13th KM Stone, Ambikarpur Road, District Raigarh, Chhattisgarh. 3. Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board, Through the Member Secretary, 1-Tilak Nagar, Shiv Mandir Chowk, Main Raod, Avanti Vihar, Raipur, Chhattisgarh. .... Respondent Page 1 of 13 (Advocates appeared: Mr. Ritwick Dutta and Ms. Srilekha Sridhar for appellant, Ms. Yogmaya Agnihotri for Respondent-1 and Respondent-3, Mr. Ratan K. Singh for Respondent-2) JUDGMENT
(Judgment delivered by the bench) PRELUDE Initially, an appeal was filed under Section 11 of the NEAA Act before the National Environment Appellate Authority, New Delhi, aggrieved by the grant of Environment Clearance for the installation of Steel Melting Shop with a capacity of 97,000 TPA and CFBC-based 65 MW Power Plant at village Gerwani, District Raigarh by M/s Salasar Steel & Power Ltd (SSPL) through letter No. SEIAA-CG/EC/BPP/RGH/15 dated 21.07.2010 by State Level Environment Impact Assessment Authority (for short SEIAA) of the State of Chhattisgarh, and the same was numbered as Appeal No. 24/2010. On repeal of the NEAA Act and disbanding the National Environment Appellate Authority with effect from 18.10.2010, the appeal stood transferred to this Tribunal under Section 38 (5) of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 and the same is numbered as Appeal No. 20/2011 (NGT).
PRIMARY OBJECTIONS
2. The learned counsel for the respondent project proponent, at the outset, strenuously contended that the very appeal filed before the NEAA under Section 11 of NEAA Act itself was not proper and maintainable in law. The said appeal was filed without filing the impugned order dated 21.07.2010. According to him, no appeal could have been filed without there being an order which is supposed to be under challenge. How the grounds were raised in the appeal without looking into the impugned order is not known. This practice is unknown to law and liable to be deprecated. Even after transfer of the appeal to this Tribunal it was not made in proper format. The grounds which were not raised in that appeal have been raised in the present additional affidavit, which is not permissible as per the procedure established under law. It is strange that some of the papers / documents are placed before the Tribunal off-hand which are not certified and/or not authenticated. Such documents should never be received and relied upon. Such a practice causes hardship to the other side and becomes difficult to be answered properly. Merely because the appellant has come up with an environmental issue, the fundamental jurisprudential principles of civil law cannot be ignored. Though Civil Procedure Code is not strictly applicable under the NGT Act the fundamental principles cannot be avoided to be applied for the detriment of fair submission of pleadings and evidence. There appears to be some truth in Page 2 of 13 the submission made by the learned counsel for the respondent-but no substantial irregularity has been brought to our notice requiring rejection of the appeal on the ground of maintainability since procedure was not followed. No documentary evidence which is not authenticated or which is disputed and proved to be fake can be relied upon by this Tribunal. The fundamental jurisprudential aspects such as pleadings and evidence are always taken care of by the Tribunal.
FACTS
3. According to the appellant, he is working in the field of environment and has been involved in raising issues relating to environment. He also asserted that he lives near the project area and his residence is within 10 km of the project area. He had participated in the public hearing (for short PH) conducted on 29.11.2009 and raised issues concerning environment and they were not considered by the SEIAA. Initially, when the appeal was filed before the NEAA, the copy of the EC dated 21.07.2010 was not available; therefore, detailed grounds could not be raised. However, now in the additional affidavit filed, the proper grounds could be raised. According to the appellant the Environment Impact Assessment (for short EIA) report was not in accordance with the Terms of Reference (for short ToR) prescribed by SEIAA. The PH was not properly published and the same was not conducted in a transparent manner. The Member Secretary of SPCB delegated the responsibility to conduct the PH to his subordinate which is not in accordance with law. Measures were not taken to disseminate information about the project before the PH by the SEIAA and local authorities. The Chhattisgarh Environmental Conservation Board (CECB) failed to ensure that adequate information was provided about the project before the PH. The CECB does not have jurisdiction to conduct PH. The draft EIA Report prepared by the consultant of the project proponent was not in tune with the ToR. A lot of information was concealed by the respondent No. 2. The Cumulative Impact of several Steel and Power Plants on ground water has not been considered. Apart from that, the project proponent is operating its existing unit in complete disregard to laws since 2001. Thus, the EC granted in favour of respondent No. 2 is in utter violation of the law and the environment in particular. Therefore, the EC under challenge is liable to be set aside.
4. Whereas, the respondent No. 2 filed a detailed reply denying the allegations made by the appellant as baseless and without any substance. It is stated that the project under challenge is only proposed expansion of the existing unit within the existing plant and premises. No additional land would be acquired for the proposed expansion project. The existing green belt would not be disturbed for expansion of the project. The total land for existing and the proposed expansion would be 68 acres. Nearest habitation is at a Page 3 of 13 distance of 1.0 km from the plant. There are no National Parks, Wild Life Sanctuaries, Eco-sensitive Zones, Elephant/Tiger reserves, migratory routes and Bird Sanctuaries within a 10 km radius. No rehabilitation and resettlement is involved. Nearest river is Kelo river flowing at a distance of 3.0 km from the plant. No forest land is involved. The Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion (CFBC) technology would be used for power generation. EC granting authority also had added several precautionary measures to be adopted by the project proponent under the direct supervision of the implementing authorities. The PH was conducted after taking all the steps as required by the EIA Notification, 2006. Absolutely there is no illegality or irregularity in granting the EC nor there any environmental and ecological threat in view of establishing the expansion project. The entire allegations made are based on mere conjectures and imagination. Not having a good case on merits, the appellant is trying to raise false and frivolous issues which are beyond the scope of these proceedings and trying to mislead this Hon'ble Tribunal. Absolutely no grounds are made out calling for interference of this Tribunal and the appeal is liable to be dismissed.
5. The learned counsel appearing for the respondent No. 1 adopted the arguments advanced by the learned counsel for the respondent No. 2 and the learned counsel for the respondent No. 3 stated that the PH was conducted strictly in accordance with the prescribed procedure under the EIA Notification, 2006. It is their case that all the allegations made by the appellant are imaginary and blown out of proportion.
6. The learned counsel on either side advanced arguments and furnished written submissions. We have given our earnest consideration to the respective submissions made by the learned counsel on either side and perused the material made available on record. The following points arise for consideration in this appeal.
1. Whether the PH was properly conducted following the procedure as prescribed by EIA Notification, 2006
2. Whether EIA report was in accordance with the ToR prescribed
3. Whether the authority granting EC ought to have called for a Cumulative Impact Study of the several Steel & Power plants on the ground water
4. Whether there is any serious environmental lapses committed by the project proponent in relation to the existing unit which would result in environmental threat.
Page 4 of 137. Point No. 1:
Whether the PH was properly conducted by following the procedure as prescribed by EIA Notification, 2006 The learned counsel for the appellant submitted that the PH held on 29.11.2009 was not systematic, time bound, transparent and there was no widest public participation, as required by law. Except publishing the fact as to conducting of PH no further steps were taken as required under EIA Notification of 2006. It was the responsibility of the Member Secretary of the concerned SPCB to finalize the date, time and exact venue for conducting PH, within seven days from the date of receipt of draft EIA report from the project proponent and to advertise the same in the daily newspapers. A minimum notice of 30 days shall be provided for the public to furnish their responses. Instead of conducting the PH all by himself, the Member Secretary, CECB delegated the power to conduct PH to the Regional Officer at Raigarh and further the Regional Officer involved the District Collector in the process which is illegal and contrary to EIA Notification, 2006. No measures were taken to disseminate information about the project before the PH was conducted. Neither the EIA report nor the summary thereof with regard to the proposed project was available on website of Chhattisgarh SEIAA. No adequate information was provided about the project before the public consultation was conducted. The summary of EIA report which was available on the website did not comply with the requirement of EIA Notification, 2006. The CECB does not have jurisdiction to conduct the PH.
Nonetheless, the CECB failed to hold PH within the stipulated time of 45 days and if no PH is conducted within 45 days it is for the State Government to engage any other authority for conducting PH. The summary of the PH was not provided at the end of the PH in the vernacular language.
Whereas, according to the learned counsel for the respondent No. 2, the project proponent, the appellant does not reside near the project site or within 10 km radius thereof. He resides at a distance of more than 17 km from the proposed project site and participated in the PH and raised objections. In the PH conducted on 29.11.2009 around 1,200 people participated out of which about 846 voiced their opinion on the project. The opinion of all the people were duly recorded by the competent authority. The representatives of the respondent No. 2 duly explained and clarified their position on all the relevant aspects to the satisfaction of all concerned. Wherever it was felt necessary remedial measures were taken. All relevant and material opinions of all the participants including that of appellant were duly considered and addressed by the respondent No. 2, as well as by the SEIAA and SEAC. All documents which are required to be made available for the public at large, at different stages, were also made available. The appellant had access to all the relevant documents at all times.
Page 5 of 13On perusal of the material it came to light that the PH was conducted in a fair and transparent manner. The CECB is the appropriate authority to conduct PH and the general rules speak of conducting of the PH in the presence of the District Collector or his nominee. Therefore, it cannot be said that the entrustment of the PH to the District Collector is either illegal or without jurisdiction. The Draft EIA Report was very much available on the website of CECB of Chhattisgarh even before the PH was taken up on 29.11.2009. It is an admitted fact that wide publicity was given in the local newspapers. As many as 1200 people participated and about 840 people raised their objections etc., and the same has been recorded and at the end of the PH the project proponent gave reply considering the objections raised by the people. Finally, the summary of the proceedings was read over in the local language. Simply because the PH was not conducted within 45 days from the date of receipt of the draft EIA, the PH cannot be said to be vitiated. If for any reason the CECB was not able to conduct the PH, probably it was for the government to entrust conducting of PH to a different agency.
Under these circumstances we are of the opinion that there is no irregularity or illegality in conducting the PH. In fact, while considering the legality or otherwise of the conduct of Public Hearing the material which was placed on the website as a draft EIA alone can be looked into. May be the project proponent is supposed to prepare the draft EIA in consonance with the ToR awarded. If there is any deviation in the preparation of draft EIA and concealment of some information which might result in the environmental and ecological threat the matter must be viewed seriously by the MoEF and the project proponent as well as the consultant shall be punished suitably. Unfortunately there is no mechanism evolved to check as to whether the draft EIA is strictly in consonance with the ToR awarded which gives scope to the project proponent/ his EIA consultant to conceal certain information or furnishing incomplete information which fact was not within the reach of public before the Public Hearing could be conducted. Therefore, merely because the draft EIA was not in consonance with the ToR, the Public Hearing conducted cannot be faulted with.
8. Point No. 2:
Whether EIA report was in accordance with the ToR prescribed According to the learned counsel for the appellant, the EIA report of the project is not as per the ToR issued vide its letter dated 29.08.2008, by the respondent No. 1. The final rapid EIA report submitted by the respondent No. 2 does not meet the requirements set forth in the ToR in several respects. The following are some of the discrepancies observed in the REIA.
Terms of Reference Final Rapid EIA Report Expansion/diversification activity should The final REIA lacks this required be accommodated within the existing information. Chapter two of the final Page 6 of 13 premises without acquiring the existing REIA has a diagram of the plant's greenbelt/plantation. coordinates (on page 2-4) and a topological map of the 10-km radius of Contour map along with the site plant of the project area of the proposed project the project and project land use area (on page 2-6).
statement including land for project process/operations, such as raw Neither the plant's coordinates nor the materials handling plant, manufacturing topological map in Chapter 2 is a plant, building infrastructure, effluent "Contour map along with the site plan of treatment plant, raw materials, fuel all the project and project land use area solid wastes (such as SMS, slag, ash, statement including land for project bag filter dust, etc.) stock yard, colony, process/ operations." greenbelt, undisturbed area, natural topographical features (such as existing The absence of this information is very roads, drains/natural water bodies, if any) significant as it is clear from Google to be left undisturbed, proposed Earth images (Annexure I) that the diversion/ rechanneling of natural existing plant site is nearly filled-in and drainage or water courses, if any. there would be little room to add to the existing industrial footprint by 97,000 tpa billets plant and a 65 MW coal-fired power plant "within the existing premises"
and "without disturbing the existing greenbelt/plantation."
The 'Terms of Reference' makes it mandatory for the project proponent to show exactly where the new project facilities would be located within the existing premises, and without disturbing the existing greenbelt/ plantation, but this has not been done.
Toxicity Characteristic Leachate Test of The final REIA lacks data on leachate all solid wastes (such as SMS slag, bag tests of solid wastes the project would filter dust etc.) and to ascertain these generate. Without providing any wastes not termed as hazardous wastes. information, the final REIA contains no information on the leachate that would be expected from the solid wastes the proposed project would generate.
Impacts of raw materials, fuel, solid The final REIA contains a chapter wastes, such as iron ore fines, dust, slag, (Chapter 4.1.2) that predicts the project's ash transportation covering the entire impact on air quality using a computer sequence of supply, transportation, model (the results of which are handling, transfer and storage of raw summarized, but not provided in materials, solid wastes, such as iron ore adequate detail). However, as is clear fines, dust, slag, etc., on air quality from the following statement on page 4-3 showing in a flow chart with specific of the final REIA ("Model Input, points of fugitive emissions generation. Emissions, The emission data from the stacks is shown in Table 4.1.3 [sic]"), the final REIA does not assess the impacts of fugitive emissions on air quality Page 7 of 13 The final REIA does not contain Table 4.1.3.The information in Table 4.1.1 shows that the only input the REIA considered when quantifying the project's impact on air quality were point source emissions: the kilns, furnaces, boiler and DG generating sets; but not sources of fugitive emissions, such as windblown dust from the handling, transfer and storage of raw materials and solid wastes.
Raw materials stock yard be housed in The final REIA lacks information on how closed sheds in pucca platform above the facility would house raw materials ground level provided with wind shields / and waste in closed areas. The final wind breaking walls. REIA contains no mention of how the project proponent would employ these All solid waste temporary storage yard be measures, which are necessary to housed in closed area in pucca platform prevent the contamination of air and above ground level provided with wind water. In fact, existing operations at the shields / wind breaking walls. facility already seem to lack these required measures.
Google Earth maps (Annexure B) clearly show that the areas in the center of the project site (along the western boundary) and in the north-western corner of the project site that are discoloured by piles of white materials.
It is impossible to discern with certainty what these piles of materials are, and are likely to be piles of ash, slag or other waste), but these materials could only be raw materials or wastes associated with existing operations.
The above images make it clear that these materials are not being housed in closed sheds or on platforms above ground level provided with wind shields/wind breaking walls. Rather, these raw materials seem to be simply laid on the bare ground, without any evidence of liners (for the projection of groundwater), or berms (for the protection of surface water) or wind shields/wind breaking walls (for the protection of air quality).
If the project proponent is already Page 8 of 13 handling raw materials and wastes in a manner that would violate the Terms of Reference established by the SLEIAA, then it is even more vital that the project proponent detail how it would handle raw materials and wastes from the expanded facility in a manner that is consistent with the Terms of Reference established by the SLEIAA.
The learned counsel for the appellant submitted that when such important information was not available to the public, it was difficult for the people to participate effectively in the PH process. Further, there is no provision under the EIA Notification 2006 as to publication of the final EIA report, which is causing difficulty in knowing the changes that are made in the final EIA. There shall not be much difference between a draft EIA and final EIA report, except adding something which is necessary for furthering the environmental and ecological interest. Therefore, the very study conducted is contrary to the EIA Notification, 2006.
Whereas, the learned counsel for the respondent No. 2 submitted that the appellant either in the original appeal filed before NEAA or in the additional affidavit or rejoinder raised any plea that there is discrepancy in the final EIA report and ToR. In fact, the entire ToR were addressed and adhered to in the final EIA report. In fact, there is no law which says that the final EIA shall be published and made known to the public. However, there is no discrepancy in the ToR and final EIA report. The allegation of discrepancy is totally false and misplaced. The appellant is deliberately misleading this Tribunal by providing incomplete and factually incorrect data. The required contour map and plant layout form part of the Final EIA report and the same was filed as Annexure VI.
The Final EIA report provides the representative chemical analysis of SMS Slag which clearly shows that the same is not Hazardous or Toxic. The SEIAA after carrying out due diligence, has noted that this is true for the numerous SMS projects installed in the region and accorded sanction correctly in the matter. In fact, the respondent, as a precaution has itself mentioned in the Final EIA that the TCLP test would still be done once the SMS is operational to re-confirm the fact that the slag so generated is Non-toxic in nature. This can be seen at page 461 of the document filed by the respondent.
The fugitive emissions have been recognized as an important aspect in the EIA study. All the proposed measures for control of fugitive emissions such as dust extraction system with bag filters, covering of conveyers, etc., have also therefore been detailed in the Final EIA report. The Industrial Source Compex Short Term 1993 (ISCST-3). Dispersion Model developed by the USEPA measures dispersion of Page 9 of 13 incremental Ground Level Concentrations due to both point sources of emissions and for non-point sources of emissions such as area sources (fugitive emissions from sources such as storage piles and slag dumps). It is normal practice to assume the impacts of fugitive emissions at a particular level along with expected impacts from other upcoming plants and their expansion.
In the EIA report also the point and area sources (fugitive emissions) have been indicated for prediction of incremental Ground Level Concentrations (GLC) due to the proposed expansion. The incremental GLC of particulate matter without area source would have been only 0.2 µg/m3 , whereas because of the consideration of fugitive emissions, the incremental increase is coming up to 0.5 µg/m 3 as depicted in the report. It is thus totally baseless and factually incorrect to suggest that fugitive emissions have not been considered in the study. Various fugitive emission control measures such as dust suppression system, dust extraction system with bag filters etc., have been proposed and the details have been furnished in the Final EIA Report. For storage, it is detailed that a pucca platform above ground level will be provided.
In the so called google imagery which brings out the two areas of the location is actually areas which have been filled with AFBC Bed Material. AFBC Bed material is a heavy material which is preferred for filling in top layers as it arrests fugitive dust emission and provides stable and firm strata. It is white in colour and this is being incorrectly pointed out as "waste material such as Fly Ash or Slag".
After perusal of the above submissions and on verification of the original records placed before us, we are satisfied that though there are some discrepancies in the draft EIA report when compared to ToR, all the deficiencies pointed out have been adequately addressed and included with data support in the final EIA report. Thus, the allegation that contour map with the plant site is not shown, plant coordinates not properly marked, TCLP test results are lacking in the EIA report, impact of raw materials, fuel, solid wastes are not given, generation of fugitive emission is not properly projected, storage yards are not delineated properly etc., are baseless and deserves to be rejected. No substantial irregularities were brought to our notice to hold that the EIA report was not in accordance with law or the same conceals any potential environmental threat, due to the implementation of the project.
9. Point No. 3:
Whether the authority granting EC ought to have called for a Cumulative Impact Study of the several Steel & Power plants and the ground water Page 10 of 13 Learned counsel for the appellant submitted that as many as 23 Sponge Iron, Integrated Steel and Power Plants are engaged in exploiting ground water to meet their water requirement for industrial purpose without valid consent/permission from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) or Chhattisgarh Water Resources Department (CGWRD) which has led to severe depletion of ground water and Raigarh District is facing severe water crisis. The report prepared and submitted by a five member committee to the District Collector also speaks to this effect. Raigarh is the second largest centre of Sponge Iron production having 23 units with a daily production of 10,050 MT and most of the units are located in the Taraimal Industrial Area. In a survey carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board, Zonal office Bhopal it has been observed that the ambient air quality values and fugitive emissions in the area are higher than the standards in the industrial areas which is causing severe air pollution in Raigarh District.
Whereas, it is the contention of the learned counsel for respondent No. 2 that this question is out of context and misconceived as only surface water is proposed to be used for the expansion. Accordingly, the respondent No. 2 proposed to meet its water requirement of the project from the Gerwani Nala by constructing an anicut at a distance of 7 km from the project site. As such there is no ground water extraction proposed and thus conducting a Cumulative Study in this regard does not arise. The ambient air quality values and fugitive emission have no relevance for the purpose of resolving the present issue. The learned counsel further indicated that the 3.8 km distance maintained for establishing monitoring station is only as precautionary/conservative measure.
At the outset, we may notice that there is no plea for conducting cumulative impact study on air pollution and other environmental parameters. The only cumulative study sought for is the exploitation of ground water by the cluster of industries located in and around the proposed project. It is unfortunate that such an issue without any basis has been raised. Firstly, there is no proposal for drawl of ground water. The proponent categorically stated that the surface water alone will be used drawing from the Gerwani Nala by constructing an anicut, that too at a distance of 7 km from the project site. Practically there was no reply to this by the appellant. Therefore, we are of the opinion that there was no necessity for conducting a cumulative study with regard to the usage of ground water. We are in full agreement with the submission made by respondent that this issue is irrelevant and misconceived.
10. Point No. 4:
Whether there is any serious environmental lapses committed by the project proponent in relation to the existing unit which would result in environmental threat Page 11 of 13 According to the learned counsel for the appellant M/s SSPL is operating its existing sponge iron plant in complete disregard of laws since year 2001. The CECB had issued warning many times for not installing and/or not ensuring proper functioning of pollution control equipment which is causing severe irrecoverable loss to environment and has become a major threat to health and livelihood of people.
CECB has filed cases in the court of CJM Raigarh, against the company and other industries in close vicinity against violations of Sections 44-47 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974 and Section 37-40 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981. Given the number of plants in close vicinity of the Project which are not complying with various environmental legal provisions, the environmental impact of these plants is very high. Furthermore, this is a reflection of the inability of CECB to actually control pollution from these plants. Permitting yet another plant in the same area would drastically worsen the situation. The CECB had issued warning letters to the project proponent herein, showing violation of environmental laws by the company.
Whereas, learned counsel for the respondent No. 2 submitted that there is neither violation of any environmental laws nor any warning under the environmental law has been issued in relation to the proposed project or for that matter any case is pending in relation to the proposed project in question. The purported violations mentioned do not have any bearing on the present proposed project. Even according to the appellant they are violations attributable to the existing unit. In fact, against the existing unit also there are no allegations of substantial nature requiring consideration by this Tribunal. The whole issue is baseless and misconceived.
So far as this issue is concerned it is in a way irrelevant for the purpose of this appeal. However, the reply filed by the CECB reveals that a case was registered against the project proponent along with others in relation to the existing unit in the year 2005 and the same is pending. It appears the said case was booked for operating the unit, without the consent to operate and not putting up adequate air pollution control equipment. However, it is admitted in the reply filed by the CECB that all the Sponge Iron Plants located in the area including the project proponent herein have installed adequate air pollution control equipment and bad filters for control of air pollution in the existing unit. Therefore, firstly the allegation has no relevance and secondly it does not relate to the proposed expansion. Even according to the CECB there is no pollution caused by the existing unit, beyond the norms fixed. It appears the appellant is trying to blow the issue out of proportion.
11. From the above discussion and reasons, we are of the considered opinion that the appellant has not made out any substantial grounds calling for our interference into the impugned order passed by the respondent No. 1. The defects/deficiencies pointed out to a large extent have already been rectified by the project proponent through the final EIA. Therefore, looking into those Page 12 of 13 defects/deficiencies which are not there as of today does not arise. The appeal is devoid of merits and liable to be dismissed.
However, we cannot ignore certain lapses being committed by the authorities and the project proponent in the preparation of the draft EIA and final EIA reports. Therefore we are of the considered opinion that unless and until the MoEF (the rule making authority) takes steps to follow the suggestions made below, the situation may not improve
1. The MoEF shall evolve a mechanism to check the correctness or otherwise of the draft EIA prepared by the project proponent in consonance with the ToR awarded by EAC.
2. The MoEF shall also ensure that after evaluating the draft EIA and if the same is inconsonance with the ToR awarded, may permit it to be placed on the website for the information of the general public before conducting the PH.
3. If the draft EIA report prepared by the project proponent is not in consonance with the ToR awarded, it may reject the same and ask for fresh draft EIA.
4. After conducting the PH and submission of the final EIA the MoEF may again evaluate the same as to whether the same is in tune with the ToR and the proceedings of the PH. The MoEF may also take care that there may not be drastic variation between the draft and the final EIA except for certain intrinsic technical and/or scientific information relatable to the project.
5. The MoEF may consider displaying the final EIA in public domain before the grant of EC - this may enable in making representations before the EAC in a given case.
Since, the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India, is not a party to these proceedings, the Registry is directed to communicate a hard copy of this judgment to the MoEF. The MoEF shall consider these suggestions and take appropriate steps in this regard.
The appeal stands dismissed accordingly. No Costs.
(Prof. R. Nagendran) (Justice C.V.Ramulu)
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In our last project we had the task to build well know flow of build and deployment Java REST server. Knowing that we will use docker for better controlled environment and Azure for hosting we decided to take a look at Azure Web App for containers.
Our platform for organising task and configuring all CI/CD process is VSTS(Visual Studio Team Services). VSTS has a big advantage of contronling task managment and CI/CD from one place for free. So in general we had to build the following architecture:
At first of course we need Java Spring project. For this example I will take simple template project that shows how to create REST sevices with Java and Spring Boot: REST API.
When I started looking for existing solutions of configuring build and deployment of Maven project for Docker image. Almost every article was telling about how to use Maven Docker plugin
Main problem with it was that a lot of time people were confused at which place there are configurations of docker image. When I started configuring in the same way using this plugin I got the same problem and I understood that in future with VSTS I will miss a lot of information and if something happens I have to try all steps with deployment and release creation localy and after I will be sure it is ok I can push it. So it didn’t looked as good way. So I decided to not use any plugins from side of project but that everything will be done in VSTS Build task.
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Now we should create Docker file to build image containing this project. In process of building image we should include JAR file wich should be runned by docker, so we should create jar package of our app:
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Now when we have .jar file in our target directory, let's create Dockerfile with next content: {% highlight bash %} FROM openjdk:8-jdk-alpine MAINTAINER Vasyl Kutsyk LABEL version="1.0" LABEL description="MavenDockerVsts Backend image." ADD target/gs-rest-service-0.1.0.jar rest.jar ENTRYPOINT ["java", "-jar", "/rest.jar"] {% endhighlight %}
Now let’s build our image. Execute: docker build -t rest .
Output: {% highlight bash %} Sending build context to Docker daemon 14.8MB Step 1/6 : FROM openjdk:8-jdk-alpine 8-jdk-alpine: Pulling from library/openjdk ff3a5c916c92: Already exists 5de5f69f42d7: Already exists fd869c8b9b59: Already exists Digest: sha256:4cd17a64b67df1a929a9c6dedf513afcdc48f3ca0b7fddee6489d0246a14390b Status: Downloaded newer image for openjdk:8-jdk-alpine — -> 224765a6bdbe Step 2/6 : MAINTAINER Vasyl Kutsyk — -> Running in 2bbf10201e7a Removing intermediate container 2bbf10201e7a — -> 39dd9c72a5d5 Step 3/6 : LABEL version=”1.0" — -> Running in 6f48bd714461 Removing intermediate container 6f48bd714461 — -> fc13d1739f5d Step 4/6 : LABEL description=”MavenDockerVsts Backend image.” — -> Running in a0de12fdfa80 Removing intermediate container a0de12fdfa80 — -> 7186ea958189 Step 5/6 : ADD target/gs-rest-service-0.1.0.jar rest.jar — -> 70de11083809 Step 6/6 : ENTRYPOINT [“java”, “-jar”, “/rest.jar”] — -> Running in 06124a8826bb Removing intermediate container 06124a8826bb — -> 176381ba3526 Successfully built 176381ba3526 Successfully tagged rest:latest {% endhighlight %}
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First we will list existing images.
Output: {% highlight bash %} REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE rest latest 176381ba352 About an hour ago 116MB openjdk 8-jdk-alpine 224765a6bdbe 7 weeks ago 102MB {% endhighlight %}
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financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship in order to break the cycle of poverty.
Awarded food scarcity grant sponsored by Unilever to provide a food education program to at risk youth
with partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Corvallis. Designed and implemented hands-on
nutrition education for kindergarten, first, and second graders at a Title I school in Corvallis, OR
to break the cycle of food insecurity. Just over twelve percent of students at this school live
below the poverty level and the need is evidenced in our ongoing classroom sessions.
INTERESTS/HOBBIES/SKILLS
- Learning things.
- Reading Harry Potter
- Listening to Podcasts
- Getting way to obsessed with whatever I am learning
- Petting cats
- Finding how to do things on google


L'examen de prévention en santé (1/2)
I. my health
It starts with that I sometimes feel very tired and sleepy after I had a meal. With some googling, this is called food coma (postprandial somnolence). Although there is still no determinate theory behind this symptom, I feel this is annoying, and I want to control myself away from this. Another reason is because my stomach is getting bigger (sitting to much, and eating too many bread I guess. However, the breads are too good to get away from them), and I want to get rid of it.
The first thing I do is that I bought a simple body fat meter, and started to record my weight, fat, and so on. For the food, I control my menu to good carbohydrate (e.g., potato, sweet potato, and soba), of couse, less manufatured food. Less rice, noodles, and bread, as well as reducing alcohol. It is a very huge plan because I also require the exercise (says, jogging in citeU or swimming). I want to say wandering in Paris is an exercise but apparently I cannot say so.
What I found on my body meter is that most of the measurements are at a good and healthy statue except my high protein (21.9%). I don’t know why this is happening and it seems not very good. Since my last health examination is 1.5 yrs ago, I think it’s a good time to start a new one … and yes, in Paris.
II. apply for the examination
- Ref 1: Examen de prevention en sante sur ameli
- Ref 2: A simple description in the traditional Chinese
I started with the information with the traditional Chinese, since it is much easier for me to understand the content of those medical terms. You will need:
- register with the l’Assurance Maladie (Apply for this one is another topic LOL, Bienvenue en France !)
- have a valid social security number (this is the number for health insurance system in France)
- la carte Vitale (like 健保卡 in Taiwan)
If you have everything above, you can apply for the health examination throught this LINK on the page of Ref 1. Fill up the form and wait for two or three days, and the staff from this system will call you by phone. In the phone call, they will remind you the time, address, your ID, and a pen. You should also leave your stomach empty for 7-8 hours, wearing a mask, bring several documents, just like we do in Taiwan. I think it’s okay to express that you don’t speak French. Just say “you don’t speak French very well” and ask the staff politely to switch to English in French! The center will send you a questionnaire (8 pages, it takes some time, though) to fill up. That’s all I got so far, I will update after the examination on Monday.
One last thing, the health examination is free for charge (gratuit), basically. On the website they mentioned it’s still possible that the local examination center charges you if there is any additional check.
Wish me luck! In both the examination and this new arrangement of my life style. I should not sleep that much and wasting time anymore. Let’s fight for 2021.


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