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Can't do the whole card, but here's the main:
BRAD PICKETT VS. EDDIE WINELAND
Hmm. Tough.  He's got the good juju in his favor and think he can out-everything the dangerous but haphazard Wineland. PICKETT by DECISION
DEREK BRUNSON VS. CHRIS LEBEN
I know very little of Brunson other than Jacare knocked him out this summer. Ok, I guess that means he's tailor made for a Chris Leben knockout. At least that's what I think the UFC wants and is hoping for Christmas. Call me spoiler but I think this is where Leben loses. He's been away from the game for a bit (drugs, or duis, or Hawaiian walkabouts) and I don't typically back fighters with ring rust. Add to that I'm not sure where the heart is with this guy. How many "second" chances are you gonna get before you figure it out? Is this the one where he puts it all together? I don't think so. BRUNSON by SUBMISSION
ALAN BELCHER VS. YUSHIN OKAMI
Belcher has been on an absolute tear and Okami has shown some wear. See? I rhymed. I like Belcher and although Okami is massive I expect him to be able to wriggle out of the bad spots and get enough points to move on to a Bisping/Befort/Boetsch. BELCHER by DECISION
TIM BOETSCH VS.  Philippou throws with abandon and Boetsch has seen some serious competition of late that should prepare him for that. Boetsch is big. Boetsch is bald.  BOETSCH by DECISION
JOE LAUZON VS. JIM MILLER
Jim Miller outwrestles his opponents. He's gonna outwrestle Jim Lauzon. It won't be enough though. LAUZON by SUBMISSION
CHAMP JUNIOR DOS SANTOS VS. CAIN VELASQUEZ


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| (id) | - init |
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| (id) | - initWithImageId:andAttribute: |
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Available attributes: launchPermission
, productCodes
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The name of the AMI attribute you want to modify.
Available attributes: launchPermission
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The type of operation being requested.
Available operation types: add
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The list of product codes being added to or removed from the specified AMI.
Only valid when the productCodes attribute is being modified.
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The user group being added to or removed from the list of user groups with launch permissions for this AMI.
Only valid when the launchPermission attribute is being modified.
Available user groups: all
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The AWS user ID being added to or removed from the list of users with launch permissions for this AMI.
Only valid when the launchPermission attribute is being modified.
- (NSString *) value [read, write, retain] |
The value of the attribute being modified.
Only valid when the description attribute is being modified.


Argentine health chief quits in abortion fight with conservative president
BUENOS AIRES: Argentina's health secretary resigned on Friday after a protocol he signed the day before, aimed at making abortion more available, was revoked by conservative President Mauricio Macri, less than a month before he is to leave office.
"Unfortunately, the repeal of the protocol forces me to resign my position as the nation's secretary of health," Adolfo Rubinstein said in his resignation letter, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
The proposed nationwide protocol would have widened the criteria under which abortion is allowed. Currently, the procedure is only legal in cases of rape or threat to the life or health of the mother, although local authorities have latitude in deciding which cases fall under the criteria.
The proposed new protocol would have considered all pregnant girls 13-years-old or younger to have been raped, hence eligible for abortion. All girls 15 and under would have been eligible for abortions due to "physical and psychological risks."
Conservative Macri shot down the wider criteria, saying that Rubinstein acted beyond his authority.
"This was a unilateral decision by the secretary, and that is wrong," Mauricio Macri said on Instagram about the issuance of the updated protocol.
Abortion is a highly contested issue in Argentina. There are at least 350,000 illegal abortions in the country every year, the Ministry of Health estimates, though international human rights groups say the number may be higher.
President-elect Alberto Fernandez, set to take office on Dec. 10, has said he favors abortion rights and vows to send a bill to Congress once he is in power. Proposals to widen the availability of abortion have been batted back and forth between the lower house and Senate for years.
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A former CIA case agent was sentenced to 19 years in prison Friday for an espionage conspiracy in which prosecutors say he received more than $840,000 from China to divulge the names of human sources and his knowledge of spycraft.
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Dozens of dogs tested in French search for pregnant woman's forest killers
French police investigating the death of a pregnant woman mauled to death by dogs while walking in the woods have carried out DNA tests on 67 dogs to try identify those that attacked her, investigators said Thursday.
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Hong Kong's clouds of tear gas spark health panic
Hong Kong residents have become distracted this week by fears of dioxin poisoning, as worry grows about the effects of about 10,000 rounds of tear gas fired across the financial hub over more than five months of anti-government protests.
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Six migrant bodies washed up on Libyan coast
The bodies of six migrants were washed up on the coast east of Libya's capital Tripoli on Friday, while about 100 survivors were brought back to shore, coastguards and U.N. officials said.

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A Sydney man has been charged for punching and stomping on a heavily pregnant woman unprovoked, in what was described as an "Islamophobic" attack by a leading Australian Islamic association.


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Motivated by recent results in stellar evolution in which convective boundary mixing in SAGB stars can give rise to hybrid white dwarf (WD) stars with a C-O core inside an O-Ne shell, we simulate thermonuclear (Type Ia) supernovae from these hybrid progenitors. We use the FLASH code to perform multidimensional simulations in the deflagration to detonation transition (DDT) explosion paradigm from progenitor models produced with the MESA stellar evolution code that include the thermal energetics of the Urca process. We performed a suite of DDT simulations over a range of ignition conditions and compare to previous results from a suite of C-O white dwarfs. Despite significant variability within each suite, distinguishing trends are apparent in their Ni-56 yields and the kinetic properties of their ejecta. We comment on the feasibility of these hybrid WD explosions as the source of some classes of observed subluminous events.


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The Perth suburbs with the best median house price growth
by Staff WriterWHILE the overall Perth median house price continues to fall, there are some areas seeing prices rise.
These are the 10 suburbs showing the greatest rates of median house price growth.
10. Swanbourne
Kicking off the top 10 suburbs for median house price growth is Swanbourne, part of Perth’s affluent western suburbs and situated only 10km from the Perth CBD along the Fremantle railway. In the year to August 2019, Swanbourne recorded a 5.1 per cent increase to its median house price, which is now $1.47 million. During that time, 44 houses sold in the upper-middle class suburb.
9. Falcon
Falcon’s median house price increased substantially in the year to August 2019. Its median house price now sits at $370,000 which is a 5.7 per cent increase and 137 houses sold during that time, making it a popular choice among buyers. Falcon is a coastal southern suburb of Mandurah, 71km from Perth.
8. Mullaloo
Mullaloo saw growth of 5.8 per cent to its median house price in the year to August 2019, taking the figure to $674,500. Mullaloo’s suburban lifestyle appeals to investors looking to buy in a coastal suburb, close to schools, shopping centres and public transport and 82 houses sold during the 12 months to August 2019. Mullaloo is a northern suburb of Perth, situated 25km away from Perth’s city centre.
7. Mount Nasura
The median house price in Mount Nasura increased 5.9 per cent to $431,500 in the year to August 2019. Located 26km south of Perth within the City of Armadale, Mount Nasura offers an affordable investment opportunity with growth potential. During the 12 months to August, 42 houses sold in the suburb.
6. Carine
In the 12 months to August 2019, Carine’s median house price saw growth of 6.2 per cent which takes the figure to $808,000. Located 15km north of Perth, Carine features a number of amenities and is close to public transport, shops and schools. During the 12 months to August 2019, 81 houses sold in the area.
5. Quinns Rocks
Quinns Rocks is a seaside suburb 38km north of Perth CBD. If you are looking for an affordable coastal suburb to buy an investment property in, Quinns Rocks ticks all the boxes. In the year to August 2019, its median house price grew 6.7 per cent to $480,000. Quinns Rocks appears to be popular among buyers, which was evident in the 12 months to August with 121 houses sold.
4. Woodlands
In the year to August 2019, the median house price in Woodlands increased seven per cent to $950,000. During those 12 months, 59 houses sold, suggesting there is buyer demand in the suburb. Woodlands is located 18km north of Perth and features a Lake Reserve, Event Cinemas and a selection of schools and amenities.
3. Hillarys
Hillarys proves to be a popular hotspot for buyers, with 128 houses sold during the 12 months to August 2019. The median house price in Hillarys is $832,000 which represents an annual growth of 8.1 per cent. Hillarys presents an attractive lifestyle for residents, with waterfront entertainment, bars, restaurants and nightlife and features the well-known Hillarys Boat Harbour. Hillarys is situated 18km north from Perth CBD close to the Joondalup train line and multiple shopping precincts.
2. Booragoon
Booragoon is a hotspot for investment, being centrally located south of the river and conveniently in the middle of Fremantle and Perth CBD. If you own a property in Booragoon, its median house price would have risen 8.3 per cent to now $900,000 in the 12 months to August 2019, suggesting activity is healthy in the area. During that time 57 houses were snatched up in Booragoon.
1. South Guildford
South Guildford takes out the number one spot for the suburb to record the highest growth to its median house price. Its median house price increased 8.7 per cent during the 12 months to August 2019, taking the figure to $560,000. Located 18km east of Perth, South Guildford presents a good investment opportunity if you are looking to buy in the middle budget range. Forty-six houses sold in South Guildford during the 12 months to August 2019.


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Oddjob's philosophy is to be as unobtrusive as possible. A job in Oddjob is just an
java.lang.Runnable
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For all but the most advanced interaction with the framework, you don't need Oddjob on the classpath.
Here's how easy it is to write a job:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>src/main/java/org/oddjob/devguide/HelloWorldJob.java}To get Oddjob to run our job we need to create a configuration file:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/hello1.xml}And run it:
$ java -jar run-oddjob.jar -cp examples/classes -f examples/devguide/hello1.xml
Hello World!
Notice that the classpath option -cp is after the -jar. This is Oddjobs option, not Java's. This is because -jar ignores any existing classpath and any classpath option.
We can now also load it in Oddjob Explorer (but we need still need the classpath).
$ java -jar run-oddjob.jar -cp examples/classes examples/devguide/hello1.xml
We get:
Here's a configurable job.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>src/main/java/org/oddjob/devguide/HelloPeopleJob.java}With a configuration:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>examples/devguide/hello2.xml}And fire it up as before:
The job also has a nice name. We also gave our new job a toString()
method, and that's what explorer uses to label the job.
So lets take a moment to reflect on what we've got:
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last_block_delegate_has_seen :
graphene::net::peer_connection
last_block_time_delegate_has_seen :
graphene::net::peer_connection
last_budget_time :
graphene::chain::dynamic_global_property_object
last_claim_date :
graphene::chain::balance_object
last_confirmed_block_num :
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last_connection_attempt_time :
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Differentially Expressed Genes Network Analysis
Cytoscape is an open source software platform for integrating, visualizing, and analyzing measurement data in the context of networks.
This protocol describes a network analysis workflow in Cytoscape for a set of differentially expressed genes. Points covered:
- Retrieving relevant networks from public databases
- Network functional enrichment analysis
- Integration and visualization of experimental data
- Exporting network visualizations
Setup
- If you haven't already, install the STRINGapp from the Cytoscape App Store, or install from Cytoscape via Apps → App Manager ...
Background
Ovarian serous cystadenocarcinoma is a type of epithelial ovarian cancer which accounts for ~90% of all ovarian cancers. The data used in this protocol are from The Cancer Genome Atlas, in which multiple subtypes of serous cystadenocarcinoma were identified and characterized by mRNA expression.
We will focus on the differential gene expression between two subtypes, Mesenchymal and Immunoreactive.
For convenience, the data have already been analyzed and pre-filtered, using log fold change value and adjusted p-value.
Network Retrieval
Many public databases and multiple Cytoscape apps allow you to retrieve a network or pathway relevant to your data. For this workflow, we will use the STRING app. Some other options include:
Retrieve Networks from STRING
To identify a relevant network, we will query the STRING database in two different ways:
- Query STRING protein with the list of differentially expressed genes.
- Query STRING disease for ovarian cancer.
STRING Protein Query: Up-regulated genes
- Open the file containing the list of up-regulated genes, TCGA-Ovarian-MesenvsImmuno_UP.txt, and copy the contents to the clipboard.
- In the Network Search bar at the top of the Network Panel, select STRING protein query from the drop-down, and paste in the list of up-regulated genes.
- Open the options panel and confirm you are searching Homo sapiens with a cutoff of 0.4 and 0 maximum additional interactors.
- Click the search icon to search. The resulting network will load automatically.
STRING Protein Query: Up-regulated genes
The resulting network contains up-regulated genes recognized by STRING, and interactions between them with an evidence score of 0.4 or greater.
Enrichment Analysis Options
Next, we are going to perform enrichment anlaysis uing the STRING app. Note that there are several other options, including:
- clusterProfiler: An R package for ORA and GSEA
- g-Profiler: An enrichment analysis website
- EnrichR: A website that performs enrichment against dozens of ontologies and pathway resources
- ClueGO: Creates and visualizes a functionally grouped network of terms/pathways
- BiNGO: GO overrepresentation analysis on networks
- EnrichmentMap: Visualize the results of gene-set enrichment as a network
STRING Enrichment
The STRING app has built-in enrichment analysis functionality, which includes enrichment for GO Process, GO Component, GO Function, InterPro, KEGG Pathways, and PFAM.
- With the STRING results network selected, go to Apps → STRING Enrichment → Retrieve functional enrichment. Keep the default value for p-value, 0.05.
- When the enrichment analysis is complete, a new tab titled STRING Enrichment will open in the Table Panel.
STRING Protein Query: Down-regulated genes
Repeat the network search, enrichment analysis and visualization for the set of down-regulated genes:
- Query STRING protein with the list of symbols in TCGA-Ovarian-MesenvsImmuno_DOWN.txt.
- Perform STRING Enrichment analysis on the resulting network.
- Filter the analysis results for non-redundant GO Process terms only, add split donut charts. To distinguish between the visualizations of up- and down-regulated results, pick a different color palette under Change Color Palette under Settings.
Pro-tip: If you remove the Fill Color mapping from the Style Panel (right-click > Edit > Remove...), set the default to light gray, change the split donut to a Pie Chart in Settings and then try out some of the layouts (see Layout menu), you can end up with network views like this...
STRING Disease Query
Now, we will query the STRING disease database to retrieve a network of ovarian cancer associated genes, completely independent of our dataset.
- In the Network Search bar at the top of the Network Panel, select STRING disease query from the drop-down, and type in ovarian cancer.
- Click enter, or the search icon, to search.
This will bring in the top 100 ovarian cancer associated genes connected with a confidence score greater than 0.4. Note that because we removed the default STRING node fill color in the previous step, we have lost the "glass ball" effect. For this protocol we don't need it, but if you want to add back that effect, select Apps → STRING → Enable STRING glass balls effect.
Data integration
Next we will import log fold changes and p-values from our TCGA dataset and use them to create a visualization. Since the network and data use different identifiers, we first have to do some quick identifier mapping. In this case, we will use the gene symbol in the display name column to retrieve Entrez Gene identifiers.
- In the Table Panel, right-click on the column header for display name and select Map column.... In the ID Mapping interface, select Human as species, HGNC as Map from, and Entrez as To. Click OK to continue.
- IDMapper displays a report of how many identifiers were mapped. Make note of this information as it impacts all down-stream analysis; If the mapping was unsuccessful, downstream analysis will be as well.
- Next, we can load the data. Download a local copy of TCGA-Ovarian-MesenvsImmuno_data.csv. Then go to File → Import → Table from File... and select the data file.
Data integration
In the Import Columns from Table interface, there are a few things that need to be changed from the defaults:
- Key Column for Network should be Entrez Gene.
- In the data preview, Gene ID should be the key, if not you can set it by right-clicking on the column header and selecting the key symbol.
- The Import Columns from Table interface should now look like this:
Visualization
To complete the import, click OK. You will notice two new columns in the Node Table. We can now use this data to create a network visualization.
- For node Fill Color, first delete the existing mapping and then create a continuous mapping for logFC, with the default blue-red gradient.
- Change the default node Fill Color to light grey.
Pro-tip: If you apply the yFiles Organic layout, you can end up with network views like this...
Visualization
The TCGA found several genes that were commonly mutated in ovarian cancer, so called "cancer drivers". We can add information about these genes to the network visualization, by changing the visual style of these nodes. Three of the most important drivers are TP53, BRCA1 and BRCA2. We will add a thicker, clored border for these genes in the network.
- Select all three driver genes by holding down the Command key while clicking each of the genes.
- In the Style panel, add a style bypass for node Border Width (5) and node Border Paint (bright pink). You can create a style bypass by clicking the Bypass (Byp.) column for each attribute.
The network will now look like this:
Other Analysis Options
- Exploring networks: finding paths, hubs and modules (clusterMaker, MCODE, jActiveModules, NetworkAnalyzer, PathFinder)
- Extending networks with Transcription Factors, miRNAs, etc using CyTargetLinker
Exporting Networks
Cytoscape provides a number of ways to export results and visualizations:
- As an image: File → Export → Network to Image...
- To a public repository: File → Export → Network to NDEx, or File → Export → Collection to NDEx
- As a Cytoscape JSON file: File → Export → Network to File and select Cytoscape.js JSON as the format.


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Make your own "Teachable Machine" using Transfer Learning with MobileNet v3 in TensorFlow.js using saved graph model from TFHub.
Awaiting TF.js load
- First enable webcam and allow access when asked.
- Now find an object, point cam at it, click and hold gather class 1 data button to gather at least 30 samples.
- Repeat for class 2 with a different object of interest. Get similar number of samples.
- Click train and predict and wait while the model is trained live in your browser. No data is sent to server.
- Once trained you will see live predictions appear above the video for what it thinks it sees.


| DOSE: |
2 g |
smoked |
Damiana |
(plant material) |
| |
2 g |
smoked |
Skullcap |
(plant material) |
I was interested in trying a MJ sub. So I bought some Damiana and Scullcap in bulk for dirt cheap. My expectations where fairly low and for good reason.
I smoked a few bowls of the mixture from a pipe, I felt a good feeling and music seemed to give a better feeling, but nothing like MJ. To compare, I would say it would be like how I feel an hour or so after smoking a bit of MJ when its starting to wear off. And the feeling lasted no longer than 20 min.
In conclusion I would say if your looking for a small high and you plan on sitting and listening to music it could be a nice temporary relaxent. However, this is no where close to the feeling of MJ, more comparable to tobacco than anything else. I plan on combining the herbs with MJ and see how that goes, otherwise the rest of my stash is garbage.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This visualization helps to compare the individual teams' strengths and weaknesses in order to create well-balanced teams.
The following tour explains the main aspects of the visualization.
Normally, it is opened side-by-side with the assignment screen on a very wide screen or dual-screen setup.
The visualiuation consists of five different rows--one for each aspect of the self-assessment data.
The columns of each row show the teams' respective values.
Each skillset is shown separately for male and female players.
Note that the visualization updates automatically as you change the assignments of players on the main screen.


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Contents

Index
Index of Auxiliary Routines
Notes
Susan Blackford
1999-10-01


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https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/
This REC module covers the actuation model, i.e., south- and northbound message syntaxes for requesting and enacting actuation on building systems of various types, and the interfaces/payload schemas associated with such systems.
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationCommand |
|---|---|
| Description |
Message from a REC platform to a specific actuator or system, requesting that an actuation be carried out. |
| Super-classes |
ActuationEventc |
| Restrictions |
actuationPayloaddp only xsd:stringc targetActuatorop only https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc hasCommandResponseop max 1 wasGeneratedFromRequestop exactly 1 requestingAgentop only https://w3id.org/rec/core/Agentc requestingAgentop exactly 1 actuationPayloaddp exactly 1 |
| In domain of |
hasCommandResponseop wasGeneratedFromRequestop |
| In range of |
generatedCommandop responseToCommandop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationCommandResponse |
|---|---|
| Description |
Return message from a specific actuator or system to a a REC platform, indicating whether an actuation has been accepted by that actuator/system. Note that a positive response does not imply that the real-world actuation has been fully carried out -- certain devices have a very long response time, dependent on physical processes, bus saturations, etc. To record the real-world state of such devices, use a sensor device instead. |
| Super-classes |
ActuationEventc |
| Restrictions |
responseCodeop exactly 1 responseToCommandop exactly 1 |
| In domain of |
responseToCommandop responseCodeop |
| In range of |
generatedCommandResponseop hasCommandResponseop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationEvent |
|---|---|
| Description |
This class is a simple cognitive clustering of various types of events/messages that make up the REC actuation model, to group them in ontology editing tools and visualizations. The class should in most cases not be used as typing for any individuals. |
| Super-classes |
https://w3id.org/rec/device/DeviceEventsc |
| Sub-classes |
ActuationRequestc ActuationCommandResponsec ActuationRequestResponsec ActuationCommandc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationInterface |
|---|---|
| Description |
An interface describing the expected payload structure for one or more actuators. |
| Super-classes |
https://w3id.org/rec/core/Softwarec |
| Restrictions |
payloadKeyValueDefinitionop min 1 |
| In domain of |
payloadKeyValueDefinitionop isDefaultActuationInterfaceOfop isActuationInterfaceOfop |
| In range of |
hasActuationInterfaceop targetInterfaceop hasDefaultActuationInterfaceop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationRequest |
|---|---|
| Description |
An incoming request from a client or other component, for an actuation to be carried out on one or many actuators or systems. |
| Super-classes |
ActuationEventc |
| Restrictions |
actuationPayloaddp exactly 1 requestingAgentop only https://w3id.org/rec/core/Agentc requestingAgentop exactly 1 targetActuatorop only https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc hasRequestResponseop max 1 actuationPayloaddp only xsd:stringc targetInterfaceop max 1 targetActuatorop min 1 |
| In domain of |
targetInterfaceop generatedCommandop hasRequestResponseop |
| In range of |
wasGeneratedFromRequestop responseToRequestop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ActuationRequestResponse |
|---|---|
| Description |
Message returned to a client or component, reporting that actuation commands have been passed to one or more actuators or systems, and reporting the response status of those actuators or systems. Note that positive responses from actuators/systems do not imply that the real-world actuations have been fully carried out -- certain devices have a very long response time, dependent on physical processes, bus saturations, etc. To record the real-world state of such devices, use a sensor device instead. |
| Super-classes |
ActuationEventc |
| Restrictions |
responseToRequestop exactly 1 generatedCommandResponseop min 1 requestAccepteddp exactly 1 |
| In domain of |
responseToRequestop actuationObservedByop generatedCommandResponseop requestAccepteddp |
| In range of |
hasRequestResponseop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/KeyValueDefinition |
|---|---|
| Description |
Defines allowable or required structures for key-value lists. Used in interface definitions. |
| Super-classes |
https://w3id.org/rec/core/Informationc |
| Restrictions |
keyMandatoryfp exactly 1 valueRestrictionop max 1 keyStringfp exactly 1 valueDatatypefp exactly 1 |
| In domain of |
valueRestrictionop keyMandatoryfp valueDatatypefp keyStringfp |
| In range of |
payloadKeyValueDefinitionop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ResponseCode |
|---|---|
| Description |
The response code, as reported by an actuator or subsystem, to an actuation command. Typically packaged within an ActuationResponse message. |
| Super-classes |
https://w3id.org/rec/core/Informationc |
| In domain of |
responseCodeIntegerdp responseCodeStringdp |
| In range of |
responseCodeop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/ValueRestriction |
|---|---|
| Description |
Defines constraints on values in key-value lists, e.g., for defining interfaces. |
| Super-classes |
https://w3id.org/rec/core/Informationc |
| In domain of |
valueRestrictionResolutionfp valueRestrictionTypefp valueRestrictionValuesdp |
| In range of |
valueRestrictionop |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/actuationObservedBy |
|---|---|
| Description | (Optional) reference to any sensors that are configured/designed to observe the actuators that were acted upon by the execution of the actuation request. |
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestResponsec |
| Range(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Sensorc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/generatedCommand |
|---|---|
| Inverse properties | wasGeneratedFromRequestop |
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestc |
| Range(s) | ActuationCommandc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/generatedCommandResponse |
|---|---|
| Description | Reference to the response(s) to the subsystem commands that were generated by the platform to execute this actuation. |
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestResponsec |
| Range(s) | ActuationCommandResponsec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/hasActuationInterface |
|---|---|
| Inverse properties | isActuationInterfaceOfop |
| Domain(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc |
| Range(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/hasCommandResponse |
|---|---|
| Inverse properties | responseToCommandop |
| Domain(s) | ActuationCommandc |
| Range(s) | ActuationCommandResponsec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/hasDefaultActuationInterface |
|---|---|
| Super-properties | hasActuationInterfaceop |
| Inverse properties | isDefaultActuationInterfaceOfop |
| Domain(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc |
| Range(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/hasRequestResponse |
|---|---|
| Inverse properties | responseToRequestop |
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestc |
| Range(s) | ActuationRequestResponsec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/isActuationInterfaceOf |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| Range(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/isDefaultActuationInterfaceOf |
|---|---|
| Super-properties | isActuationInterfaceOfop |
| Domain(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| Range(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/payloadKeyValueDefinition |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| Range(s) | KeyValueDefinitionc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/requestingAgent |
|---|---|
| Description | The agent that initiated actuation, i.e., that created an actuation request (and consequently, was the original source also of subsequent generated actuation commands). |
| Domain(s) | (ActuationCommandc or ActuationRequestc) |
| Range(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/core/Agentc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/responseCode |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationCommandResponsec |
| Range(s) | ResponseCodec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/responseToCommand |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationCommandResponsec |
| Range(s) | ActuationCommandc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/responseToRequest |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestResponsec |
| Range(s) | ActuationRequestc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/targetActuator |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | (ActuationCommandc or ActuationRequestc) |
| Range(s) | https://w3id.org/rec/device/Actuatorc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/targetInterface |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestc |
| Range(s) | ActuationInterfacec |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/valueRestriction |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | KeyValueDefinitionc |
| Range(s) | ValueRestrictionc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/wasGeneratedFromRequest |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationCommandc |
| Range(s) | ActuationRequestc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/keyMandatory |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | KeyValueDefinitionc |
| Range(s) | xsd:booleanc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/keyString |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | KeyValueDefinitionc |
| Range(s) | xsd:stringc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/valueDatatype |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | KeyValueDefinitionc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/valueRestrictionResolution |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ValueRestrictionc |
| Range(s) | xsd:floatc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/valueRestrictionType |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ValueRestrictionc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/actuationPayload |
|---|---|
| Description | The payload to be passed on to some actuation interface and finally actuator. |
| Domain(s) | (ActuationCommandc or ActuationRequestc) |
| Range(s) | xsd:stringc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/requestAccepted |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ActuationRequestResponsec |
| Range(s) | xsd:booleanc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/responseCodeInteger |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ResponseCodec |
| Range(s) | xsd:intc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/responseCodeString |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ResponseCodec |
| Range(s) | xsd:stringc |
| IRI | https://w3id.org/rec/actuation/valueRestrictionValues |
|---|---|
| Domain(s) | ValueRestrictionc |
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Dear Applicant,
We are very excited to get to know you better, and would like to schedule a 45 minute meeting for this purpose. Interviews will be conducted in English even if you and the interviewer share other languages.
All interviews are being conducted via Zoom, and you'll receive an email with the technical details on the day before the interview takes place.
Make sure to schedule an interview with the correct change course staff member! If not we'll get terribly confused.
If you have any questions before the interview, contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also reach Björn at +46-17652806 and Aurimas at +370-1464790.
This website, together with all other material developed for change course, is licensed under a Creative Commons CC0 License. This means that we don't own this work any more than you do, and we encourage you to use it in any way you see fit. For more information, read the legal code. All material can also be found in our GitHub repo.


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Zoomable Circle
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Terms of Use
This web page represents a legal document that serves as the terms of use for our website (“Terms of Use”), www.Spontie.com and any associated mobile application (collectively, “Website”), as owned and operated by Spontie Inc. (“Spontie”). The last update to our Terms of Use was posted on https://www.Spontie.com/terms.html
Capitalized terms, unless otherwise defined, have the meaning specified within the Definitions section below. This Terms of Use, along with our Privacy Policy https://www.Spontie.com/privacy.html and other posted guidelines within our Website, (collectively “Legal Terms”), constitute the entire and only agreement between you and Spontie, and supersede all other agreements, representations, warranties and understandings with respect to our Website and the subject matter contained herein. We may amend our Legal Terms at any time without specific notice to you. The latest copies of our Legal Terms will be posted on our Website, and you should review all Legal Terms prior to using our Website. After any revisions to our Legal Terms are posted, you agree to be bound to any such changes to them. Therefore, it is important for you to periodically review our Legal Terms to make sure you still agree to them.
By using our Website, you agree to fully comply with and be bound by our Legal Terms. Please review them carefully. If you do not accept our Legal Terms, do not access and use our Website.
If you do not accept our Legal Terms, you should not access our Website. If you have already accessed our Website and do not accept our Legal Terms, you should immediately discontinue use of our Website.
Definitions
The terms: “us” or “we” or “our” refers to Spontie, the owner of the Website.
A “Member” is an individual that has registered with our Website to use our Website’s features. A “Provider” is a Member of our Website that is a business offering tours, activities, and other travel-related goods and services to the general public and has registered with our Website to offer their goods/services. We refer to a Member who purchases goods/services from Providers as a “Customer”.
A “Profile” is an online collection of information provided by a Member about their business if a Provider, or generally about themselves if a Customer.
A “User” is a collective identifier that refers to either a Visitor or a Member.
A “Visitor” is someone who merely browses our Website.
All text, information, graphics, audio, video, and data offered through our Website, whether free to all or part of our paid features of our Website, are collectively known as our “Content”. We may refer to Content provided by our Members, whether as part of their Profile or in other postings to our Website, as “Member Content.” When we refer to our Website, our Content is included by reference.
Limited License
Spontie grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to access and use our Website strictly in accordance with our Legal Terms. Your use of our Website is solely for the purposes as provided herein.
Our Relationship to You
Spontie is strictly a venue does NOT enter into any other relationship with you, other than that of an independent contractor. Our Legal Terms in no way create any agency, partnership, joint venture, employee-employer or franchisor-franchisee relationship between you and Spontie, other Users, or our affiliates.
Legal Compliance
You agree to comply with all applicable domestic and international laws, statutes, ordinances, and regulations regarding your use of our Website. Spontie reserves the right to investigate complaints or reported violations of our Legal Terms and to take any action we deem appropriate, including but not limited to canceling your Member account, reporting any suspected unlawful activity to law enforcement officials, regulators, or other third parties and disclosing any information necessary or appropriate to such persons or entities relating to your profile, email addresses, usage history, posted materials, IP addresses and traffic information, as allowed under our Privacy Policy.
Eligibility and Registration for Membership
You may view some of our Content without becoming a Member of our Website. However, to use our Website, you may have to register and become a Member. Your membership is not transferable or assignable and is void where prohibited. You certify that you are at least age 18 years of age or older. If you are between the ages of 13 and 18, you certify that you have your parent’s permission to join our Website and become a Member. You may not access this website if you are under the age of 13.

Any registration by any Member in contravention of the above limitations is unauthorized, unlicensed and in violation of our Legal Terms. You agree to and to abide by all of the terms and conditions of our Legal Terms. Spontie has the sole right and discretion to determine whether to accept a Member, and may reject a Member’s registration, with or without explanation.
When you complete the registration process, you will create a user name and password that will allow you to access our Website. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of your password and are fully responsible for all liability and damages resulting from your failure to maintain that confidentiality and all activities that occur through the use of your password. You agree to immediately notify us of any authorized use of your password or any other breach of security regarding your account or information. You agree that Spontie shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from your failure to comply with password security as discussed herein.
Information From Children
We do not knowingly solicit, collect or retain information from any individuals under the age of 13.
Providers and Sales of Goods/Services
As a Provider, you can upload information about your business, including address, phone, hours of operation, and other such relevant information. By uploading such information, you warrant to Spontie that such information is true to the best of your knowledge and is not in any way malicious, libelous, or otherwise illegal for you to transmit to our Website.
Our Website offers Providers the opportunity to sell their products and services through our Website. This service is strictly as a convenience to our Members and in no way means that Spontie endorses a specific Provider, guarantees their products/services, or that Spontie participates in any way in the sale of such products/services. Any purchases of products/services that a Customer may make through our Website are strictly between the Provider and Customer. By interacting through our Website as Provider and Customer, you both agree that at all times, you will look to each other for any issues or information related to such sale of products/services, including, but not limited to, costs, scope of services, product features, payment terms, late or non-payment issues, delivery dates, shipping information, refunds, exchanges, and warranties.
As a Provider, if you contact Customers outside our Website with correspondence, you agree to abide by such Customers’ requests to be removed from future correspondence. If we receive complaints that you are failing to do so, we reserve the right to terminate your Profile at our sole discretion with no notice to you.
Member Content
As a Member, any information you upload to our Website is considered Member Content. By uploading Member Content, you warrant to Spontie that you have legal right, whether by ownership, license, or otherwise, to transmit, display, and use the underlying associated text and/or images. You are solely responsible for insuring that you do not infringe the rights of any third parties in such Member Content and for any legal damages caused by your transmission, use, or display of Member Content.
You understand Member Content may contain material that someone may consider offensive, indecent, or objectionable. We have no control over Member Content provided by Members and do not in any way guarantee the quality, accuracy or integrity of such Member Content. Spontie is not responsible for the monitoring or filtering of any Member Content. Should any Member Content be found illegal, Spontie will submit all necessary information to the proper authorities.
If your Member Content is reported to Spontie as being in violation of third party rights (i.e. copyrights), or is reported as offensive or inappropriate, we may ask you to retract or otherwise modify the questionable Member Content within 24 hours of being notified by Spontie. Should you fail to comply with such a request or should Spontie otherwise deem it necessary, Spontie has full authority and sole discretion to remove the offending Member Content, restrict your ability to post further Member Content, and in our sole discretion, to immediately terminate your account without further notification to you.
You acknowledge that Spontie is NOT liable for loss or damage to Member Content nor do we warrant that we may have a backup of your Member Content. You should always maintain your own backup copies of Member Content.
Spontie does not make any ownership claims to your Member Content other than as noted within our Legal Terms. However, by uploading Member Content, you grant Spontie a perpetual, world-wide, royalty-free, irrevocable license to use, display, and redistribute your Member Content in any form we see fit.
Digital Millennium Copyright Act Compliance
If you believe that your work has been copied on our Website, or any of our other systems or networks in a way that constitutes, please provide the following information to Company for receipt of notification of claimed infringement (to ensure that your notification complies with the requirement of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, please see 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3)):
- An electronic or physical signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the copyright interest;
- A description of the copyrighted work that you claim has been infringed;
- A description of where the material that you claim is infringing is located on the site;
- Your address, telephone number, and email address;
- A statement by you that you have a good faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law;
- A statement by you, made under penalty of perjury, that the above information in your notification is accurate and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on the copyright owner’s behalf.
Spontie can be contacted at:
By Mail: Spontie Tech Inc.
2411, Second Floor,
15th Cross Road, 1st Sector,
HSR Layout,Bengaluru,
Karnataka 560102
By E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Spontie will only respond to those notices that substantially comply with the above requirements. We will investigate your claim and will notify by the method of contact you used to file your notice with us.
Member Conduct
As a Member, you agree not to use our Website to do any of the following:
- upload, post or otherwise transmit any Member Content that:
- violates any local, state, federal, or international laws.
- infringes on any patent, trademark, trade secret, copyright or other proprietary rights of any party.
- harms, threatens, defames, promotes violence or illegal activities, or is otherwise vulgar, obscene, abusive, harassing, tortuous, libelous, invasive of another’s privacy, hateful, or racially, ethically or otherwise objectionable.
- links directly or indirectly to any materials to which you do not have a right to link.
- contains any private information of any third party, including, without limitation, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, government issued tax or identification numbers and credit card numbers
- contains Website viruses or any other computer code, files or programs designed to interrupt, destroy or limit the functionality of any computer Website or hardware or telecommunications equipment, or to extract information from our Website.
- contains any unsolicited or unauthorized advertising, solicitations, promotional materials, "junk mail," "spam," "chain letters," "pyramid schemes," or any other form of solicitation.
- you do not have a right to transmit under any law (i.e. intellectual property laws) or under contractual or fiduciary relationships (i.e. non-disclosure Agreements).
- in the sole judgment of Spontie, is objectionable or which restricts or inhibits any other person from using or enjoying our Website, or which may expose Spontie, our affiliates, or our Users to any harm or liability of any type.
- use our Content to:
- develop a competing Website or help anyone else to do the same.
- create compilations or derivative works as defined under copyright laws.
- re-distribute it in any manner, including, but not limited to, sale, license, lease, rental, subscription, or any other distribution mechanism.
- decompile, disassemble or reverse engineer our Website and any related Website.
- use our Website in any manner that violates our Legal Terms or any local, state, federal, or international laws.
- use your account to:
- allow another person to login as you.
- violate any local, state, federal, or international laws.
Intellectual Property
Our Website may contain our trademarks as well as those of Providers, our affiliates, and other companies, in the form of words, graphics, and logos. Your use of our Website does not constitute any right or license for you to use such trademark, without the prior written permission of the corresponding trademark owner. Our Website is also protected under international copyrights. The copying, redistribution, use or publication by you of any portion of our Website is strictly prohibited. Your use of our Website does not grant you ownership rights of any kind in our Content or Website. As mentioned, we do not claim ownership of your Member Content, but by providing it to our Website, you do not receive any other rights in our Content other than what belongs to you already.
Linking to Our Website
You may provide links to our Website, provided (a) that you do not remove or obscure, by framing or otherwise, any portion of our Website, (b) your Website does not engage in illegal or immoral activities, and (c) you discontinue providing links to our Website immediately upon request by us.
Links to Other Websites
Our Website may contain links to third party websites (“Third Party Websites”). These links are provided solely as a convenience to you. By linking to these Third Party Websites, we do not create or have an affiliation with, or sponsor such Third Party Websites. The inclusion of links within our Website does not constitute any endorsement, guarantee, warranty, or recommendation of such Third Party Websites. Spontie has no control over the legal documents and privacy practices of third party websites; as such, you access any such Third Party Websites at your own risk.
Warranty Disclaimer
Spontie reserves the right to change any and all Content and features of our Website, at any time without notice. Our Website may be temporarily unavailable from time to time for maintenance or other reasons. Spontie assumes no responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft or destruction or unauthorized access to, or alteration of, Member Content. Spontie is not responsible for any technical malfunction or other problems of any telephone network or service, computer systems, servers, computer or mobile phone equipment, Website, failure of email or players on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet or any combination thereof, including injury or damage to anyone’s computer, mobile phone, or other hardware or Website, related to or resulting from using, uploading, or downloading materials in connection with our Website. Under no circumstances will Spontie be responsible for any loss or damage, including any loss or damage or personal injury or death, resulting from anyone’s use of our Website, or for any interactions between Users of our Website, whether online or offline.
 OUR WEBSITE MAY CONTAIN BUGS, ERRORS, PROBLEMS OR OTHER LIMITATIONS. Spontie, INCLUDING ALL OUR AFFILIATES, HAVE NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER FOR YOUR USE OF OUR WEBSITE, OTHER THAN AS SPECIFIED IN OUR LEGAL TERMS.        OUR WEBSITE WOULD NOT BE PROVIDED WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. NO ADVICE OR INFORMATION, WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN, OBTAINED BY YOU FROM US THROUGH OUR WEBSITE SHALL CREATE ANY WARRANTY, REPRESENTATION OR GUARANTEE NOT EXPRESSLY STATED IN OUR LEGAL TERMS.
Limitation of Liability
Spontie, as well as all our affiliates, shall not be liable for any loss, injury, claim, liability, or damage of any kind resulting in any way from (a) any errors in or omissions from our Website; (b) the unavailability or interruption of our Website; (c) your use of our Website; or (d) any delay or failure in performance of our Website.
Spontie AND ITS AFFILIATES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR THE ACTS, ERRORS, OMISSIONS, REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, BREACHES OR NEGLIGENCE OR FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURIES, DEATH, PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR OTHER DAMAGES OR EXPENSES RESULTING THEREFROM. Spontie AND ITS AFFILIATES HAVE NO LIABILITY AND WILL MAKE NO WARRANTY, REFUND, OR OTHER RESTITUTION TO YOU WITH REGARDS TO OUR WEBSITE, OTHER THAN AS SPECIFIED HEREIN, FOR ANY REASON, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DELAYS, CANCELLATIONS, STRIKES, GOVERNMENTAL ISSUES, OR FORCE MAJEURE.

Fees
If at some point you pay to use our Website, you represent and warrant that when you make any payments to Spontie for such use:
- You agree to pay the fees at our then-current prices as posted on our website, including any applicable taxes
- You agree to provide true and complete credit information;
- You agree that fee will be honored by your bank or credit card company; AND
- You agree that if your initial payment method is dishonored, you will still pay the charges incurred, including any surcharge we may incur due to such dishonored payment.
All purchases and reservations made on Spontie are final and non-refundable. In the event of a cancelation or request for modification of the reservation, Spontie and the service providers are not obliged to honor such requests and the entire amount paid is forfeited by the customer.
Refunds, if any, are provided at the sole discretion of Spontie and the service providers.
Use of Information
We reserve the right, and you authorize us, to the use and assignment of all of your Profile information and usage information regarding our Website in any manner consistent with our Privacy Policy. All remarks, suggestions, ideas, graphics, or other information communicated by you to us (collectively, “Submission”) are considered our property. To the extent that such Submission contains copyrighted, either owned by you or licensed to you, you grant Spontie a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use such Submission as we see fit, in any form whether on our Website or elsewhere. We will not be required to treat any Submission as confidential, and will not be liable for any ideas (including without limitation, product, service or advertising ideas) and will not incur any liability as a result of any similarities that may appear in our Service or other operations. Without limitation, we will have exclusive ownership of all present and future existing rights to the Submission of every kind and nature everywhere. We will be entitled to use the Submission for any commercial or other purpose whatsoever, without compensation to you or any other person sending the Submission. You acknowledge that you are responsible for whatever material you submit, and you, not us, have full responsibility for the message, including its legality, reliability, appropriateness, originality, and copyright.
Indemnification
You agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Spontie and our partners, agents, officers, directors, employees, subcontractors, successors, assigns, third party suppliers, attorneys, advertisers, and affiliates, from any liability, loss, claim and expense, including reasonable attorney’s fees, related to your violation of our Legal Terms or your use of our Website.
Termination of Your Account
You acknowledge that if you violate the terms of our Legal Terms, Spontie reserves the right to terminate your account without notice. You may also voluntarily terminate your account. You understand that if your account is terminated, you will lose access to our Website and any Member Content you have provided. You understand that we are not required to provide you with copies of such Member Content nor continue to maintain copies of such Member Content on our Website.
Arbitration
Any legal controversy or legal claim arising out of or relating to our Legal Terms and/or our Website, excluding legal action taken by us to collect or recover damages for, or obtain any injunction relating to intellectual property infringement, shall be settled solely by binding arbitration in accordance with the Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association. Any such controversy or claim shall be arbitrated on an individual basis, and shall not be consolidated in any arbitration with any claim or controversy of any other party. The arbitration shall be conducted before an arbitrator selected by the American Arbitration Association in New York, NY, USA. The judgment of such arbitrator on award may be entered into any court having jurisdiction thereof. We may seek any interim or preliminary relief from a court of competent jurisdiction within state and federal courts of the State of New York as, necessary to protect the rights or property of you and us pending the completion of arbitration. Each party shall bear one-half of the arbitration fees and costs, but the prevailing party may seek return of such arbitration fees and reasonable attorney fees.
General Terms
Our Legal Terms shall be treated as though it were executed and performed in New York, NY, USA, and shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, USA, without regard to conflict of law principles. In addition, you agree to submit to the personal jurisdiction and venue of such courts. Any cause of action by you with respect to our Website, must be instituted within one (1) year after the cause of action arose or be forever waived and barred. Should any part of our Legal Terms be held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed consistent with applicable law and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect. To the extent that any Content in our Website conflicts or is inconsistent with our Legal Terms, our Legal Terms shall take precedence. Our failure to enforce any provision of our Legal Terms shall not be deemed a waiver of such provision nor of the right to enforce such provision. The rights of Spontie under our Legal Terms shall survive the termination of our Legal Terms.


Wormgates Shut Down in 20k Systems
Twenty thousand wormgates suddenly shut down yesterday, leaving major population centers accessable only via teraport. Whole sectors of the galaxtic economy have been crippled. Wormgate Corp blames the shutdowns on destruction of infrastructure from Admiral Breya Andreyasn’s unprovoked attack. Other sources claim that this is retaliation in an attempt to blackmail galactic powers into punishing the Admiral and participating allied governments.


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Layout and Pagination
To save some time on setting up basic pagination system Involt comes with mobile-like navigation elements.
Single-page layout is required but using Involt pagination isn't. It's not a problem if you wish to use other plugins for pagination.
Main navigation tabs
The main navigation level consists of tabs and their pages. Links href parameter inside navigation (involt-header > involt-nav) coresponds to page attribute of your page (without # sign). The tabs can be arranged at the top or bottom of screen by adding bottom class to involt-nav.

First
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Page header
Add single header for all tabs:
The title can be title-center or title-left. For additional buttons with icons you should consider using icon fonts like font awesome.

Involt

links...

Different header for each tab require multiple involt-appbar with defined page attribute inside involt-header.

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Subpages and links
Second level of navigation can be made with involt-pagelink and involt-fullpage. They are opened on top of main navigation as full screen page. It's good to use them without main navigation when working on desktop app.
The link will open the page:
Fullpage can also have header:

another page

Page content

involt-fullback will hide the page

Back

Subpage

Page content

Dialog
Dialog consists of button to open it, dialog box with its content and button to hide it. Dialog can be closed by pressing the background.Hide dialog

Side menu
involt-sidemenulink will open the side menu. If you wish you can make it a hamburger button with icon font.
The menu itself:
Side menu can be closed by pressing the background.


Billie Piper begs voters to reject the Tories with extremely cheeky T-shirt
Singer Billie Piper has shared a snap of herself wearing a T-shirt with an election-themed twist on the 'Tesco' as she encourages voters to cast tactical ballots in the general election
by Irishmirror.ieBillie Piper has urged voters to reject the Tories at the polls with a cheeky T-shirt.
The singer and actress has thrown her support behind the tactical voting camp as she urges voters to turn their backs against the Conservatives in this week's election.
Billie, 37, wore a t-shirt that mimics the Tesco logo to take a political stand.
It reads: "Tories, very little help."

"To all the young ones, learn how to vote tactically & rid us of this looming horror show."
She posted a link to the People's Vote campaign's tactical voting website along with the tweet.
While the star didn't say how she would be voting, she is among a growing list of celebrities who are backing a change of Government.
The Mirror has been keeping an eye on political endorsements from the showbiz world .
Labour has been attracting star support from talent including singer Lily Allen, and Hollywood star Danny DeVito.
Last month, Stormzy's call for people to register to vote appeared to spark a huge rise in registrations.
The grime star has backed Labour with a call to end austerity.
Music producer Brian Eno has publicly spoken about his "trust" in Jeremy Corbyn .
Steve Coogan and Vivienne Westwood are also backing Corbyn.
Labour-backing tactical voters are concentrating on marginal seats, with those backing the technique voting against their preferred party in some areas to claw power from Tories and Leave-backing candidates.
You can read the Mirror's tactical voting guide here .


Recipe 19.5. Automatically Unpacking the Needed Number of ItemsCredit: Sami Hangaslammi, Peter Cogolo ProblemYou want to unpack (and bind to names) some items from the "front" of a sequence and bind another name to "the rest" of the sequence (the part you didn't unpack). You want to obtain the number of items to unpack automatically, based on how many names are on the left of the = sign in a multiple unpacking assignment. SolutionThe previous approach in Recipe 19.4 is clean and elegant, but you have to "manually" pass the number of items to unpack. If you're willing to stoop to a little black magic, peering into stack frames and bytecodes, you may be able to bypass that requirement: import inspect, opcode def how_many_unpacked( ): f = inspect.currentframe( ).f_back.f_back if ord(f.f_code.co_code[f.f_lasti]) == opcode.opmap['UNPACK_SEQUENCE']: return ord(f.f_code.co_code[f.f_lasti+1]) raise ValueError, "Must be a generator on RHS of a multiple assignment!" def unpack(iterable): iterator = iter(iterable) for num in xrange(how_many_unpacked( )-1): yield iterator.next( ) yield iterator if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': t5 = range(1, 6) a, b, c = unpack(t5) print a, b, list(c) DiscussionWhile arguably spiffy, this recipe is a bit fragile, as you could well expect from a function relying on introspection on bytecode: while the recipe works in Python 2.3 and 2.4, any future release of Python might easily generate bytecode for a multiple unpacking assignment in a somewhat different way, and thus break the recipe. Moreover, as presented, the recipe relies on how_many_unpacked being called specifically from a generator; if you call it from an ordinary function, it does not work, since in that case the UNPACK_SEQUENCE bytecode in the caller's caller happens to fall at offset f.f_lasti+3 instead of f.f_lasti. For example, the following code doesn't work with the recipe's Solution because enumfunc is an ordinary function, not a generator: def enumfunc( ): return xrange(how_many_unpacked( )) a, b, c, d, e = enumfunc( ) However, the following code does work: def enumgen( ): for x in xrange(how_many_unpacked( )): yield x a, b, c, d, e = enumgen( ) because enumgen is a generator. In other words, this recipe is a hackarguably a neat hack (to the point that one of the editors of this Cookbook successfully lobbied the "other" two and managed to obtain the recipe's inclusion in this volume), but, nevertheless, a hack. Therefore, you probably do not want to use this approach in "production code", meaning code that must stay around for a long time and will be maintained across future versions of Python. Nevertheless, you could make how_many_unpacked work in both contexts by making it a little bit more complicated: def how_many_unpacked( ): f = inspect.currentframe( ).f_back.f_back bytecode = f.f_code.co_code ups_code = opcode.opmap['UNPACK_SEQUENCE'] if ord(bytecode[f.f_lasti]) == ups_code: return ord(bytecode[f.f_lasti+1]) elif ord(bytecode[f.f_lasti+3]) == ups_code: return ord(bytecode[f.f_lasti+4]) else: raise ValueError, "Must be on the RHS of a multiple assignment!" With this more complicated variant, how_many_unpacked would work when called from either a generator or an ordinary function. However, I recommend sticking with the simpler version presented in this recipe's Solution, and calling how_many_unpacked only from the given unpack generator, or a few other specific generators. Even such a limited use can be considered debatable, since most Pythonistas prefer clarity and simplicity to the risky kind of "convenience" that can be obtained by such shortcuts. After all, this recipe's only advantage, in comparison to Recipe 19.4, is that you save yourself the trouble of passing to unpack the number of items required, which is nice, but clearly, not all that crucial." See AlsoRecipe 19.4; Language Reference and Python in a Nutshell about multiple unpacking assignments; Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell about library modules inspect and opcode. |


Project developed for the course Projects and Laboratory on communication systems
School Year 2016/2017
To have a general idea about the project you can view the slides of the presentation.
The system is a prototype of a self-checkout cash register for a generic supermarket. The system enables users to identify themselves and scan the products they bought.
The client side is made with the FEZ Spider II connected to some peripherals. It is the device that allows user to interact with the system, scanning the codes and using the GUI on the touchscreen.
For taking better pictures we made a "black box" around the camera, that internally contains some LED lights and has a small window on the top that can be used to expose the barcodes / QRcodes.
The role of the client side is to send images to the server, display information on the screen and interact with the buyer, allowing the creation of receipts.
See what's inside the black box.
The server receives images from the client and performs a lookup in the database, returning informations about the user and about the products.
It has a basic GUI for logging and to see the pictures sent from the client.
The database is responsible for keeping persistence of the data: it contains the data about the products, the users, the receipts and has some other tables that allow reordering products from the warehouse when the shelves are nearly empty
The website is a useful tool to let the user see their purchase history and the collected points, and allow the administrator to see purchases and to manage the inventory.
The full project source code is available in this repository


Thousands march in France to condemn domestic violence
France has among the highest rates of domestic violence in Europe, in part due to poor police response to abuse reports.
Thousands of people have protested in France demanding the government take strong action against domestic violence, a problem that President Emmanuel Macron called "France's shame".
In capital Paris, a wave of purple flags and signs snaked from the Place de la Republique amid an unprecedented public campaign to decry violence against women and honour the 130 women that activists say have been killed in France this year by a current or former partner.
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The Paris march, mainly attended by women, was one of the 30 organised throughout France involving nearly 70 organisations, political parties, unions and associations.
Feminist collective #NousToutes ("All of Us"), meanwhile, said 100,000 marched in Paris and 150,000 across France, hailing it as "the biggest march against gender-based violence in French history".
Caroline de Haas, one of the Paris organisers, said "the level of awareness is moving at breakneck speed".
While France has a progressive reputation and pushes for women's rights around the world, it has among the highest rates in Europe of domestic violence, in part because of a poor police response to reports of abuse.
Many of the women killed this year had previously sought help from police.
"Every woman knows no one is going to listen to her," French lawyer Lorraine Questiaux told Al Jazeera.
"There is already a culture that if you go to the police, you are not going to be understood, you are not going to be listened to, and that your case will be closed," she said.
At Saturday's march, French film and TV stars joined abuse victims and activists calling for an end to "femicide." Many held banners reading "Sick of Rape".
The protests came on the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and is aimed at pressuring the French government before it unveils new measures on Monday to tackle the problem.
The measures are expected to include seizing firearms from people suspected of domestic violence and prioritising police training so they won't brush off women's complaints as a private affair.
Some among Saturday's marchers wanted a billion euros in government investment to tackle the issue, though the funding is expected to fall far short of that.


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Dave Cormack has warned Aberdeen may be priced OUT of leaving Pittodrie
by Scott DavieNEW Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has warned that the Dons may be priced OUT of leaving Pittodrie.
They had planned to move to a new stadium by 2023 — but Dons chief Cormack has revealed the flit could be delayed or even scrapped.
Cormack, who replaces Stewart Milne as Dons supremo next month, raised the majority of the £12.5million needed to fund their new training ground, Cormack Park.
But now the task is finding the £45m needed for a new stadium at the Kingsford complex.
It’s a job made tougher by the value of Pittodrie slumping to £11m as the economic downturn continues to hit the Granite City.
US-based tycoon Cormack’s contacts have brought in an additional £5m, including a new partnership with MLS outfit Atlanta United.
That will see the American side’s president, and former Spurs director, Darren Eales join the board.
When asked if Aberdeen might end up staying at Pittodrie, Cormack said: “You can never say never. If we can’t raise the money then we can’t do it.
“But we are confident our best opportunity is still to move to Kingsford.
"The 2023 date is moveable. I’m not fixated on two years or six years.
“But I want to make sure we are investing in the football team, as there is no way we are going to invest in a stadium and have a team which is ninth in the league.
“The critical factor for us is the performance of the first team. It’s a hard balancing act and £45m is a lot of money to raise.
“If you look at our recent report we’ve had Pittodrie valued, and there is no point in us trying to sell.
“We wouldn’t maximise the value of Pittodrie in the current downturn.
“Nobody can commit to money that isn’t there, but a new stadium is our best option.
“Let’s say we got £15m for the sale of Pittodrie, well Hearts spent £18m on building their new stand.
“It would cost us £55m to redevelop the stands here, so you weigh that up against £45m for a custom-built stadium.”
He reassured fans that Dons won’t try to raise funds quickly by selling top assets like Scott McKenna, Lewis Ferguson and Sam Cosgrove.
He added: “We have resisted offers for players. We did it last summer, and not just for Scott McKenna.
“But at the right time when there are players coming through, of course we will look at accepting offers.
“McKenna will move at some stage, but we have always said it has to be right for the player and Aberdeen."
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