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Overview¶
Figure 1: Ontology overview
ClassPartition¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/ClassPartition |
| Description | A void+:Partition that is a collection of resources partitioned on the basis of an rdfs:Class. |
| Super-classes | void+Partition |
| ### DirectedLinkDataset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/DirectedLinkDataset |
| Description | A void+:LinkDataset that imposes that subjects always belong to the same datasets as well as objects. |
| Super-classes | void+LinkDataset |
| Restrictions | void:distinctObjects exactly 1 void:distinctSubjects exactly 1 |
| Sub-classes | void:Linkset void+Linkset |
| In domain of | void+subjectsTarget void+objectsTarget |
| ### DocumentedLinkDataset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/DocumentedLinkDataset |
| Description | A void+:LinkDataset that requires detailed documentation, namely it imposes that targets are described as void+:ResourceSelection and requires a void+:Formulation. |
| Super-classes | void+LinkDataset |
| Sub-classes | void+Lens void+Linkset |
| ### Formulation | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Formulation |
| Description | A (reusable) formulation that lists a number of items (e.g. matching methods or linksets) and describes how they are meant to be combined (e.g. using logic or set operators). |
| Sub-classes | void+LinksetFormulation void+PartitionFormulation void+LensFormulation |
| In domain of | void+hasItem void+hasFormulaDescription |
| In range of | void+hasFormulation |
| ### Language | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Language |
| Description | A set of standardised language (ISO 639 not 3166) codes. For example, use nl, nld or dut to indicate the Dutch or Flemish languages. |
| In range of | void+language |
| ### LanguagePartition | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/LanguagePartition |
| Description | A void+:Partition that is a collection of resources based on a void+:Language restriction, i.e. an ISO 639 standardised language code. |
| Super-classes | void+Partition |
| ### Lens | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Lens |
| Description | Similar to a void+:Linkset (in the sense that it is a collection of links sharing the same linktype) also involving one, two or more datasets, but not necessarilly directed. Moreover, context-wise, it differs from a linkset as it is generated using different processes (set-like link manipulation operators such as Union, Intersection, Difference or Transitivity) as compared to how a linkset comes about (matching algorithms). |
| Super-classes | void+DocumentedLinkDataset |
| ### LensFormulation | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/LensFormulation |
| Description | A resource that makes explicit all void+:LinkDatasets involved in the creation of a void+:Lens and how the they are combined. |
| Super-classes | void+Formulation |
| Restrictions | void+hasItem min 2 void+LinkDataset |
| ### LinkDataset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/LinkDataset |
| Description | A collection of RDF links between dataset(s), using the same link predicate (regardless of the link being an equality predicate or not). This predicate is called the linktype of the linkset. The links may have been stabilished among one (deduplication), two or many datasets. |
| Super-classes | void:Dataset |
| Restrictions | dcterms:description some rdfs:Literal |
| Sub-classes | void+DocumentedLinkDataset void+DirectedLinkDataset void+ValidatedLinkDataset |
| In domain of | void+hasContradictions void+hasFormulation void+hasValidation void+hasClusters void+hasTarget |
| ### Linkset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Linkset |
| Description | A collection of RDF links between one, two or more void:Datasets. Only, all links share the same link-predicate and all subjects stem from a set of void datasets (D1) while all objects stem from either the same D1 or a different set of void datasets D2. |
| Super-classes | void+DirectedLinkDataset void+DocumentedLinkDataset |
| ### LinksetFormulation | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/LinksetFormulation |
| Description | A resource that makes explicit all void+:MatchingMethods involved in the creation of a void+:Linkset and how the methods are logically joint. |
| Super-classes | void+Formulation |
| Restrictions | void+hasItem some void+MatchingMethod |
| ### MatchingAlgorithm | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/MatchingAlgorithm |
| Description | A set of rules followed by a computer for finding pairs of matching resources. An algorithm can be further categorised as automated or semi-automated depending on whether it requires user assistance or not. Most matching algorithms employed in the Lenticular Lens are semi-automated. |
| In range of | void+hasAlgorithm |
| ### MatchingMethod | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/MatchingMethod |
| Description | A resource that makes explicit all parameters/pre-requisites (datasets, entity-type and property-value restrictions, matching properties…) of a matching algorithm including the conditions in which the algorithm is to accept a discovered link (threshold). |
| In domain of | void+hasAlgorithm void+hasThreshold void+hasThresholdRange void+hasThresholdAcceptanceOperator |
| ### Partition | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Partition |
| Description | A void:Daset that is subset of another void:Daset. |
| Super-classes | void:Dataset |
| Sub-classes | void+ClassPartition void+LanguagePartition void+PropertyPartition |
| In range of | void+hasSubset |
| ### PartitionFormulation | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/PartitionFormulation |
| Super-classes | void+Formulation |
| Restrictions | void+hasItem some void+Partition |
| ### PropertyPartition | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/PropertyPartition |
| Description | A void+:Partition that is is a collection of resources described using either a rdf:Property or sequence of them (void+:PropertySequence or void+:TypedPropertySequence). |
| Super-classes | void+Partition |
| In domain of | void+hasFormatFunction void+hasFilterFunction void+hasValueFunction |
| ### PropertySequence | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/PropertySequence |
| Description | A resource that represents a sequence of properties, analogously to a property path. |
| Super-classes | rdf:Seq |
| ### ResourceSelection | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/ResourceSelection |
| Description | A collection of resources stemmed from the same void:Dataset. It is expected to have a void+:ClassPartition as partition, directly or indirectly (i.e. as a subset). It can also have void+:PropertyPartitions, where property-value(s) can be restricted, as well as void+:LanguagePartitions, where the language of the property-value(s) can be restricted. |
| Super-classes | void:Dataset |
| Restrictions | void+hasSubset some void+Partition dcterms:description some rdfs:Literal void:subset some void:Dataset |
| In range of | void+hasResourceSelection |
| ### TypedPropertySequence | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/TypedPropertySequence |
| Description | A resource that represents a sequence of properties and classes, as in a different type of property path with class restriction in between: property -> class -> property -> class -> property |
| Super-classes | rdf:Seq |
| ### ValidatedLinkDataset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/ValidatedLinkDataset |
| Description | A void+LinkDataset that has been validated. |
| Super-classes | void+LinkDataset |
| Restrictions | void+hasValidations exactly 1 void+hasContradictions exactly 1 void+toBeValidated exactly 1 |
| ### Validation | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/Validation |
| Description | A void:Dataset that contains triples describing the validaty of links stemmed from a void+:LinkDataset. |
| Super-classes | void:Dataset |
| Restrictions | void+hasRejected exactly 1 void+toBeValidated exactly 1 void+hasValidations exactly 1 void+hasAccepted exactly 1 |
| In range of | void+hasValidation |
| ### Agent | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://purl.org/dc/terms/Agent |
| Description | A resource that acts or has the power to act. |
| In range of | dcterms:publisher |
| ### void:Dataset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#Dataset |
| Description | A set of RDF triples that are published, maintained or aggregated by a single provider. |
| Sub-classes | void+ResourceSelection void+Validation void+Partition void+LinkDataset |
| In domain of | void:feature void:distinctSubjects void+hasSubset void:subset void:entities void:distinctObjects void:property void:triples void+partitionedBy |
| In range of | void+hasTarget void:target void+subjectsTarget void+objectsTarget void:subset |
| ### void:Linkset | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#Linkset |
| Description | A collection of RDF links between two void:Datasets. |
| Super-classes | void+DirectedLinkDataset (ub1bL743C55 and ub1bL748C55 ) |
| In domain of | void:target void:linkPredicate void:subjectsTarget void:objectsTarget |
| ### void:TechnicalFeature | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#TechnicalFeature |
| Description | A technical feature of a void:Dataset, such as a supported RDF serialization format. |
| In range of | void:feature |
| ### Property | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Property |
| Description | The class of RDF properties. |
| In range of | void:property void:linkPredicate |
| ### Seq | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#Seq |
| Description | The class of RDF ‘Sequence’ containers. |
| Sub-classes | void+TypedPropertySequence void+PropertySequence |
| ### Class | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Class |
| Description | This is the class of resources that are RDF classes. |
| In range of | void:class |
Object Properties¶
hasAlgorithm¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasAlgorithm |
| Description | relates a void+:MatchingMethod to its void+:MatchingAlgorithm. |
| Domain(s) | void+MatchingMethod |
| Range(s) | void+MatchingAlgorithm |
| ### hasClassPartition | |
| Property | Value |
| — | — |
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasClassPartition |
| Description | relates a void:Dataset to its subset void+:ClassPartition. In practice, the main difference wrt void:classPartition is the name meant to avoid miss-usage as it can be read as “is classPartition of” as well. |
| Super-properties | void+hasSubset void:classPartition |
hasFormulation¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasFormulation |
| Description | relates a void+:Dataset to its void+:Formulation. |
| Domain(s) | void+LinkDataset |
| Range(s) | void+Formulation |
hasItem¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasItem |
| Description | relates a void+:Formulation to its formula-item(s). |
| Domain(s) | void+Formulation |
hasLanguagePartition¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasLanguagePartition |
| Description | relates a void:Dataset to its subset void+:LanguagePartition. |
| Super-properties | void+hasSubset |
hasObjectResourceSelection¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasObjectResourceSelection |
| Description | a relation to assign a void+:ResourceSelection as the source for the subjects of triples under scrutiny. |
| Super-properties | void+hasResourceSelection |
hasPropertyPartition¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasPropertyPartition |
| Description | relates a void:Dataset to its subset void+:PropertyPartition. In practice, the main difference wrt void:propertyPartition is the name meant to avoid miss-usage as it can be read as “is propertyPartition of” as well. |
| Super-properties | void+hasSubset void:propertyPartition |
hasResourceSelection¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasResourceSelection |
| Description | a relation to assign a void+:ResourceSelection as the source for entities under scrutiny. For example, the selection of a void+:ResourceSelection for a void+:MatchingMethod |
| Range(s) | void+ResourceSelection |
hasSubjectResourceSelection¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasSubjectResourceSelection |
| Description | a relation to assign a void+:ResourceSelection as the source for the subjects of triples under scrutiny. |
| Super-properties | void+hasResourceSelection |
hasSubset¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasSubset |
| Description | relates a void:Dataset that has as subset a void+:Partition (dataset). In practice, the main difference wrt void:subset is the name meant to avoid miss-usage as it can be read as “is subset of” as well. For a similar purpose, an inverse relation void+:subsetOf is also defined. |
| Super-properties | void:subset |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | void+Partition |
hasTarget¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasTarget |
| Description | A relation that assigns one or more void:Datasets linked via a void+:LinkDataset. |
| Domain(s) | void+LinkDataset |
| Range(s) | void:Dataset |
hasValidation¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasValidation |
| Description | A relation that assigns one or more void+:Validations to a void+:LinkDataset. |
| Domain(s) | void+LinkDataset |
| Range(s) | void+Validation |
language¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/language |
| Description | A relation that assigns to a partitioned dataset a void+:Language (for ISO 639 standard language codes) that is the rdf:language of all literals (objects) qualifying entities (subject) in a language-based partition. |
| Super-properties | void+partitionedBy |
| Range(s) | void+Language |
linkPredicate¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/linkPredicate |
| Description | a link predicate that holds for a void+:LinkDataset. |
| Super-properties | owl:topObjectProperty |
objectsTarget¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/objectsTarget |
| Description | A relation that assigns void:Datasets describing the object of triples contained in the void+:DirectedLinkDataset. |
| Super-properties | void+hasTarget |
| Domain(s) | void+DirectedLinkDataset |
| Range(s) | void:Dataset |
partitionedBy¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/partitionedBy |
| Description | A relation that assigns |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
property¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/property |
| Description | A relation that assigns to a void:Dataset a rdf:Property or a rdf:Seq of properties that expresses the pattern of all triples in a property-based partition. |
| Super-properties | void+partitionedBy |
| Range(s) | rdf:Property rdf:Seq |
subjectsTarget¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/subjectsTarget |
| Description | A relation that assigns void:Datasets describing the subjects of triples contained in the void+:DirectedLinkDataset. |
| Super-properties | void+hasTarget |
| Domain(s) | void+DirectedLinkDataset |
| Range(s) | void:Dataset |
subsetOf¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/subsetOf |
| Description | relates a void+:Partition to its void:Dataset superset. Define as the inverse relation of void+:hasSubset. |
creator¶
publisher¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://purl.org/dc/terms/publisher |
| Description | The range for dcterms:publisher is dcterms:Agent. All values used with this property have to be instances of the class [dcterms:Agent] . dcterms:publisher must not be used with literal values. You may use it only with non-literal values. |
| Range(s) | dcterms:Agent |
class¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#class |
| Description | A relation that assigns to a void:Dataset a rdfs:Class that is the rdf:type of all entities (subject) in a class-based partition. |
| Super-properties | void+partitionedBy |
| Range(s) | rdfs:Class |
classPartition¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#classPartition |
| Description | A relation between a void:Dataset and its void+:ClassPartition, which is a subset of a void:Dataset that contains only entities of an explicitly defined rdfs:Class. |
| Super-properties | void:subset |
feature¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#feature |
| Description | relates a void:TechnicalFeature supported by a void:Datset. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | void:TechnicalFeature |
void:linkPredicate¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#linkPredicate |
| Description | a link predicate that holds for a void:Linkset. |
| Super-properties | void+linkPredicate |
| Domain(s) | void:Linkset |
| Range(s) | rdf:Property |
void:objectsTarget¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#objectsTarget |
| Description | A relation that assigns the void:Dataset describing the objects of triples contained in the void:Linkset. |
| Super-properties | void:target void+objectsTarget |
| Domain(s) | void:Linkset |
void:propertyPartition¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#propertyPartition |
| Description | A relation between a void:Dataset and its Partition, which is a subset of a void:Dataset that contains only triples composed with an explicitly defined rdf:Property. |
| Super-properties | void:subset |
void:property¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#property |
| Description | A relation that assigns to a void:Dataset a rdf:Property that is the predicate of all triples in a property-based partition. |
| Super-properties | void+property |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | rdf:Property |
void:subjectsTarget¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#subjectsTarget |
| Description | A relation that assigns the void:Dataset describing the subjects of triples contained in the void:Linkset. |
| Super-properties | void+subjectsTarget void:target |
| Domain(s) | void:Linkset |
void:subset¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#subset |
| Description | relates a void:Dataset that has subset another void:Dataset. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | void:Dataset |
void:target¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#target |
| Description | A relation that assigns one of the two void:Datasets linked by the void:Linkset. |
| Super-properties | void+hasTarget |
| Domain(s) | void:Linkset |
| Range(s) | void:Dataset |
rdfs:member¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#member |
| Description | rdfs:member is an instance of rdf:Property that is a super-property of all the container membership properties. In particular, properties called rdf:_1, rdf:_2, rdf:_3… etc., used for rdf:Seq are sub-properties of rdfs:member. |
Datatype Properties¶
attributionName¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://creativecommons.org/ns#attributionName |
| Description | The name the creator of a Work would like used when attributing re-use. |
license¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://creativecommons.org/ns#license |
| Description | A work has license a License. |
hasAccepted¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasAccepted |
| Description | The amount of accepted links for a void+:LinkDataset or void+:Validation. |
| Domain(s) | (void+LinkDataset or void+Validation ) |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
hasClusters¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasClusters |
| Description | The amount of clusters computed for a void+:LinkDataset. |
| Domain(s) | void+LinkDataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
hasContradictions¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasContradictions |
| Description | The amount of links of a void+:LinkDataset for which contradicting validations are found. |
| Domain(s) | void+LinkDataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
hasFilterFunction¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasFilterFunction |
| Description | It relates a property partition to a filter function, such as “contains” or “minimal_date”. When restricting a property partition, in addition to the property for which a value is expected to exist, a filter can also be applied to the value. This filter is composed of “function”, a “value” and a “format”. |
| Domain(s) | void+PropertyPartition |
hasFormatFunction¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasFormatFunction |
| Description | It relates a property partition to a must follow format restriction which is applicable to the value used by an explicitly defined filter function, such as “YYYY-MM-DD” for filter “minimal_date”. When restricting a property partition, in addition to the property for which a value is expected to exist, a filter can also be applied to the value. This filter is composed of “function”, a “value” and a “format”. |
| Domain(s) | void+PropertyPartition |
hasFormulaDescription¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasFormulaDescription |
| Description | Describes how items listed in a formulation are combined. For example using logic or set-like operators. |
| Domain(s) | void+Formulation |
| Range(s) | xsd:string |
hasRejected¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasRejected |
| Description | The amount of rejected links for a void+:LinkDataset or void+:Validation. |
| Domain(s) | (void+LinkDataset or void+Validation ) |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
hasThreshold¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasThreshold |
| Description | Relates a void+:MatchingMethod to a link-acceptance-threshold value. Upon the choice of a void+:MatchingAlgorithm, the user should provide the parameters for guiding the acceptance of results. This may include a threshold value (e.g. 0,7 or 20), a threshold unit (e.g. “Year”), a threshold operator (e.g. “>=”) and a threshold range (e.g. “]0,1]” or “ℕ”). |
| Domain(s) | void+MatchingMethod |
hasThresholdAcceptanceOperator¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasThresholdAcceptanceOperator |
| Description | Relates a void+:MatchingMethod to a threshold operator. Upon the choice of a void+:MatchingAlgorithm, the user should inform the parameters for guiding the acceptance of results. This may include a threshold value (e.g. 0,7 or 20), a threshold unit (e.g. “Year”), a threshold operator (e.g. “>=”) and a threshold range (e.g. “]0,1]” or “ℕ”). |
| Domain(s) | void+MatchingMethod |
hasThresholdRange¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasThresholdRange |
| Description | Relates a void+:MatchingMethod to a threshold range. Upon the choice of a void+:MatchingAlgorithm, the user should inform the parameters for guiding the acceptance of results. This may include a threshold value (e.g. 0,7 or 20), a threshold unit (e.g. “Year”), a threshold operator (e.g. “>=”) and a threshold range (e.g. “]0,1]” or “ℕ”). |
| Domain(s) | void+MatchingMethod |
hasValidations¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasValidations |
| Description | The amount of validated links in a void+:LinkDataset or void+:Validation. |
| Domain(s) | (void+LinkDataset or void+Validation ) |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
hasValueFunction¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/hasValueFunction |
| Description | It relates a property partition to a value for a filter function, such as “%van%” for filter “contains” or “01/01/1600” for filter “minimal_date”. When restricting a property partition, in addition to the property for which a value is expected to exist, a filter can also be applied to the value. This filter is composed of “function”, a “value” and a “format”. |
| Domain(s) | void+PropertyPartition |
toBeValidated¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/toBeValidated |
| Description | The amount of links yet to be validated in a void+:LinkDataset or void+:Validation. |
| Domain(s) | (void+LinkDataset or void+Validation ) |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
created¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://purl.org/dc/terms/created |
| Description | The range defined for dcterms:created is the class of rdfs:Literal. Values used with this property therefore have to be literal values. |
| Range(s) | rdfs:Literal |
description¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://purl.org/dc/terms/description |
| Description | There is no range defined for dcterms:description. Therefore you can use it with literal values. |
distinctObjects¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#distinctObjects |
| Description | The total number of distinct objects in a void:Dataset. In other words, the number of distinct resources that occur in the object position of triples in the dataset. Literals are included in this count. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
distinctSubjects¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#distinctSubjects |
| Description | The total number of distinct subjects in a void:Dataset. In other words, the number of distinct resources that occur in the subject position of triples in the dataset. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
entities¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#entities |
| Description | The total number of entities that are described in a void:Dataset. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
triples¶
| Property | Value |
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| URI | http://rdfs.org/ns/void#triples |
| Description | The total number of triples contained in a void:Dataset. |
| Domain(s) | void:Dataset |
| Range(s) | xsd:integer |
label¶
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Namespaces¶
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https://creativecommons.org/ns#
- dcterms
http://purl.org/dc/terms/
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http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#
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http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#
- rdf
http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#
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http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#
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https://schema.org/
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http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#
- void
http://rdfs.org/ns/void#
- voidPlus
http://lenticularlens.org/voidPlus/
- xsd
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#


gather_images.Rd
Better than the original gather_images function in every single way. This function reads exif data from images and creates a data frame from these values. This function can extract any information that you want and put it together into a data frame. Note that the tool we use to read EXIF data (exifr) treats everything as a character string. This function entrusts changing variable types to you and your discression :) If you want to analyze this data with camtrapR, you can then use the prep_camtrapr function on the output of gather_images.
gather_images( images_path, tags_path, exif_targets = c("FileName", "DateTimeOriginal", "FileSize", "Keywords"), tag_sep = "\\.[:space:]" )
| images_path | Path to a directory/folder that contains the desired images. |
|---|---|
| tags_path | Path to a csv file that contains the information needed to map tags information contained in the keywords EXIF attribute. |
| exif_targets | A list of EXIF attributes to extract from image files. If not specified, default is "FileName", "DateTimeOriginal","FileSize", "Keywords". These four defaults attributes will be included in any image taken according to CIPA standards, and only advanced users should consider supplying custom EXIF attribute targets. Currently, the only non-optional keywords are FileName and Keywords. However, if you want to use further functions in this package to prepare images for use with camtrapr, you need to use the default attributes to target. Be warned, custom attributes may cause problems. |
| tag_sep | A regular experession for a character or string of characters to use as a seperator for splitting tag numbers from tag names. This defaults to a period and a space. |
Generates df_fixed, a data.frame with columns for each of the image tags in your tagging scheme.


public static class Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder
extends java.lang.Object
"ignoreNull": When true, key for null value will not be set to XlBean, otherwise, the key will be set to XlBean with null value. For instance, if a name of a field is "aaa" and value for this field is null, then the result will be as follows:
"ignoreBlankMap": When true, a XlBean (or Map) instance without any key will be treated as null. For instance, if a name of a field is "test.test" and value for this field is null, then the result will be as follows:
"ignoreBlankList": When true, a List instance whose size is 0 will be treated as null. For instance, if a name of field is "testList" and value for this field is null, then the result will be as follows:
| Constructor and Description |
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AccessorConfigBuilder() |
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Accessors.AccessorConfig |
build() |
Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder |
ignoreBlankList(boolean ignoreBlankList)
When true, a List instance whose size is 0 will be treated as null.
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ignoreBlankMap(boolean ignoreBlankMap)
When true, a XlBean (or Map) instance without any key will be treated as
null.
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Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder |
ignoreNull(boolean ignoreNull)
When true, key for null value will not be set to XlBean, otherwise, the key
will be set to XlBean with null value.
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public Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder ignoreNull(boolean ignoreNull)
ignoreNull
- public Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder ignoreBlankMap(boolean ignoreBlankMap)
ignoreBlankMap
- public Accessors.AccessorConfig.AccessorConfigBuilder ignoreBlankList(boolean ignoreBlankList)
ignoreBlankList
- public Accessors.AccessorConfig build()


This set of sessions is designed to be studied one section at a time. The recommended approach is to go through one section below in one session, then practice and review that section using exercises provided before continuing to the next section. These were originally presented in hour-long meetings that discussed each section.
Setting up
Overview of RStudio
Examples / exercises
Combining text and code
A package for aircraft data (Ranadu)
objects
vector operations
indices
statistics
input/output
Constructing ’literate’ programs that mix text and analysis code
Fit Procedures (linear and non-linear)
Specific applications to RAF topics (spread also through the preceding sections)
Introduction to Shiny apps
Tools for Spectral Analysis


Welcome to vCtrl Discord Bot’s documentation!¶
Indices and tables¶
Features¶
- Automaticall capture binary files that are shared via discord
- Annoy you if you send too many attachments!
Commands¶
$status - Gives you info on the currently setup repo $undo - Undoes the last commit $ignore - This will ignore the specified . extension from being added to version control. $pull - this will pull any commits from the GitHub repo $help - this will say you can use commands to view commands, and also link the documentation page for this bot. $commands - lists usable commands
Installation¶
Prereqs¶
Python 3.5+ Discord.py 0.16+ PyGithub 1.3x+ GitPython 2.1.9+ aiohttp 1.0.5+ urllib3 1.22+
Run vCtrl by running:
python3 main.py
Classes:
- Version - contains main git commands and tracks how many commits have been made
- setup(repoName):
- “”” this should be run if a repo hasn’t been initialized yet. “”“
- do_commit(files):
- “”” using path file, add file to project if not already included, otherwise update it “”“
- undo_commit(commit = 0):
- “”” given a commit (defaults to last commit id), undo it “”“
- get_commitID():
- “”” returns last commit performed “”“
- get_info():
- “”” will use github package to find out the current status of the repo, total commits and time last updated “”“
- write_settings():
- “”” writes settings to settings.txt so in future sessions the info will not need to be input again. “”“
Contribute¶
- Issue Tracker: https://github.com/luhrkin/vCtrl_bot/issues
- Source Code: https://github.com/luhrkin/vCtrl_bot
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x.__hash__() <==> hash(x)... | |
helper for pickle... | |
helper for pickle... | |
x.__repr__() <==> repr(x)... | |
x.__setattr__('name', value) <==> x.name = value... | |
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About 36,000 Detroit properties that are at least two years behind on their taxes have received foreclosure notices ahead of next year’s tax auction, according to the Wayne County Treasurer's Office. Last year, the office says about 39,000 properties received such notices ahead of the tax auction that took place this fall.
Though Wayne County officials do not yet now how many of the of the foreclosed properties are homes where people live, Detroit-based data mapping company Loveland Technologies says that, during the 2017 auction cycle, 32,000 properties turned out to be occupied. Some 2,000 of those homes went on to be sold to the highest bidder in the fall foreclosure auction. The majority of remaining homeowners were able to avoid the forfeiture list by making payment arrangements with the county.
Residents currently facing foreclosure will have to pay their tax bills or make plans to do so by spring. About 36,000 Detroit properties are reportedly on payment plans with the treasurer for tax debts.
As the treasurer’s office prepares for next year’s occupied home sale, some tax-foreclosed residents whose homes were sold in September and October are still anxiously awaiting eviction.
Kevin Dickerson, his wife, and their two teenage kids are among the hapless Detroit residents whose homes were sold out from under them. The Dickersons, having been outbid in their effort to buy back the Conant Gardens bungalow that was in Kevin’s family since about the 1950s, are now living in their home on borrowed time: The investor who bought the house for $8,500 is waiting to hear whether the family is willing to purchase it.
In a phone call this week, Kevin Dickerson explained that he and his wife are using the days until their inevitable eviction to save up for a rental in the suburbs.
“This I’ll tell you for sure — I can definitely say that when we move, we won’t be movin’ in the city no where,” Dickerson says. “Why would I stay in the city when there’s no good schools, you call the police they don’t come, you call an ambulance they take forever to come… and they charging us for taxes like we stay in the safest city in the country.
“[Foreclosure] is not something nobody should go through staying in the city until they make some better arrangements for the people that live here.”
The impetus for Kevin’s call, however, was not to brief us on his situation, but to share his discovery of an eye-opening video regarding Detroit and Wayne County’s tax foreclosure scheme.
The video, published last week by Vice News Tonight, clearly conveys the forces propelling the epidemic that has seen an estimated one in four Detroit properties foreclosed since 2009. It describes how the Detroit assessor's office failed to properly reassess home values in the wake of the collapse of the housing market, leading to what one study has described as the over assessment of the majority of Detroit property tax bills between 2009-2015. And it portrays a county that financially benefits from the interest added to late-paid taxes.
Vice also showed the investors benefiting from the county treasurer's practice of selling occupied homes — one father-son team apparently spends millions grabbing to grab up dozens of occupied houses in the city each year.
“The way you make money … say I buy the house you’re in for $500, I’m now the new owner and I’m offering you a deal to stay there,” Stevie Hagerman, an investor with Brick Home Management, told Vice News Tonight. “We sign a 12-month lease, you pay me $500 the first of the month, in one day we’ve gotten our money back and after that, it’s profit.”
Caught in the middle, of course, are the often low-income folks whose homes are taken. Vice News Tonight reported that Hagerman bought the home of a social worker named Judy Kelley, and offered to let her continue to live in it for a fee.
But Kelley, much like Dickerson, isn’t sure about sticking around Detroit after the ordeal.
"Do you think you'll ever have a chance to own property in Detroit again?" reporter Antonia Hylton asked Kelley.
"The question should be, would I want to,” said Kelley. “I'm not sure."
Tags: Detroit, tax foreclosure, 2018 foreclosure cycle, unpaid taxes, late-paid taxes, overassessed taxes, displacement, Image


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02.28.17
Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly listed the number of sacks in Basham's senior year and career. The article has been updated to reflect the most accurate information.

He’d probably done the drill a million times in his life. At its core, it was just another repetition from just another practice.
But this was Senior Bowl practice. And this time, Basham had to go through a mammoth.
Zach Banner, a tackle from the University of Southern California, leaned in opposite Basham. Banner is 6-foot-9 and 360 lbs, and he’s projected to be a third-round draft pick.
Banner had every advantage, at least on paper. The size, notoriety, and even the helmet he wore seemed to be in Banner’s favor. The Trojan on Banner’s helmet is one of college football’s most recognizable logos. Basham’s Ohio arch was the only one at the Senior Bowl.
Basham fired off the ball, used a spin move and beat Banner clean. Banner barely touched him.
In that moment, scouts and coaches alike became aware: Tarell Basham had officially arrived.
***
Basham, a defensive end, was one of Ohio’s most productive players in program history. Now, he’s headed to the NFL Draft in April.
He said attending Ohio University was something he’d recommend to anyone. However, he didn’t make that choice himself.
His mother, Glenda, made the decision before Tarell. Once her mind was made up, it was easy to get Tarell to Athens.
“I loved coach Gdowski … just the way he came to me and spoke about the school,” Glenda said. “I think I helped make Tarell’s mind up.”
The Rocky Mount, Virginia, native graduated from high school, then a postgraduate military academy, where his mom helped him make the decision to become a Bobcat.
Sometimes, mothers know best.
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Tarell Basham (93) attempts to block Texas State quarterback Tyler Jones's pass during their game on Sept. 3.
Tarell not only left Ohio as one of the best pass-rushers in school history but one of the best in conference history as well.
He won Mid-American Conference Defensive Player of the Year his senior year as a result of his nine sacks and 49 total tackles. His 11 1/2 sacks are an Ohio season record, as are his 29 1/2 career sacks. The latter ranks fourth in MAC history.
“All the hard work I put into my career, the season, the offseason in order to have a good season, it all paid off,” Tarell said.
Tarell was part of a defense that ranked sixth in the nation in run defense and tied for 12th in sacks. His simple appearance on the field forced teams to run plays away from him.
“His presence on the field raised our level of defense to a level that we hope to sustain,” defensive coordinator Jimmy Burrow said.“... people know about Ohio University and how good of a football team we had this year.
And as his senior season progressed, Tarell’s name appeared more and more on draft boards. He was also invited to the Senior Bowl, an annual game for the country’s top seniors in Mobile, Alabama.
As his rise continued, something more important happened: He graduated.
Tarell was the first member of his family to attend college, and in December, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in specialized studies with a focus on marketing and communications.
“I cried at his high school graduation, and I cried at his college graduation,” Glenda said. “It makes me feel good as his mother that he’s a college graduate, he’ll always have something to fall back on.”
Tarell’s work ethic, one Burrow praised continuously, isn’t just applicable to the football field.
“I feel like I set the tone for my younger siblings to go to college and to make something of themselves,” Tarell said. “Football will not always be there, but I’ll always be a Bobcat, I’ll always be an alum of Ohio University.”
As Tarell’s time wound down at Ohio and the accolades rolled in, he had to focus on the next part of his life. Fortunately for him, help wasn’t too far away.
***
Ohio’s Sports Administration program is known as the best in the country. That’s what drew Aaron Henderson to Athens.
After Henderson graduated in 2015 with a master’s degree in sports administration, he was introduced to Tarell. The two hit it off so well, Tarell signed with Henderson, who partnered with Priority Sports to co-represent Tarell.
“One of things he liked was the fact that I was young, that I was hungry, the fact that I went to Ohio’s program which is so highly regarded in the sports world,” Henderson said.
To some, a MAC player that had late-round grades entering the season possibly going in the first round seemed like a stretch. Then, the Senior Bowl happened.
“I told him he had the potential to be a second-round pick, and he told me, ‘I’m shooting for first round,’ ” Henderson recalled. “That’s exactly what I want to hear.”
Mike Mayock, an NFL Network draft analyst, said on the NFL Network on Jan. 26 he thought Tarell would be a second-round pick.
“A lot of teams had questions about me going into the week,” Tarell said after Senior Bowl practices. “But I’m pretty sure they don’t have those questions anymore.”
Provided via Jessica Walker / EXOS Carlsbad
Tarell Basham bench presses with a trainer at EXOS in Carlsbad.
After Senior Bowl week, Tarell went out to San Diego to train for the NFL Combine, which will take place from Feb 28 to March 6 in Indianapolis.
 “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.”
His speed and size allows teams to view him as a typical 4-3 defensive end, or even a 3-4 outside linebacker. Wherever a team decides to use the 6-foot-3 1/2 inch, 259 lb athlete, he’ll have the ability to play that position well.
“We see that Basham has earned 28.2 percent of his pressures to the inside in 2016,” Zoltán Buday, the Group of Five lead analyst for Pro Football Focus, said in an email. “This suggests someone who uses his strength well.”

“Sometimes when I think about what he’s doing and where he’s going, I get chills, I get butterflies in my stomach,” Glenda said. “I can only imagine how he feels. It’s kind of unbelievable.”
As for Ohio, Tarell’s impact won’t be apparent until next season, when his replacement has to replicate the statistics of the program’s best pass rusher.
“He loves the game and is willing to work at it to be the best that he can,” Burrow said. “He certainly isn’t afraid of hard work that’s necessary to be a great player. ”
One of the things Henderson hasn’t had to worry about is Tarell’s attitude. For some NFL teams, that can make a player undraftable. For Tarell, it’ll be a positive.
“He brings it relentlessly every day,” Henderson said. “That’s the coolest thing about Tarell: He loves to come to work, he’s definitely a lunch-pail type of guy.”
Tarell is currently projected by CBS Sports as a second-round pick. An NFL player would be a great accomplishment for Tarell and the program — there’s just three other players from Ohio currently on a roster. But for Tarell, that’s not enough.
The first round of the draft, occurs on April 27 and the second and third rounds are the 28th. For now, it looks like Tarell will know his NFL team and future on the 28th — but you might want to tune in on the 27th, just in case.
“... I was non-stop, 100 percent trying to beat the hardest goals out there for someone in my shoes,” Tarell said. “Maybe I make it, maybe I don’t. I’m never going to set myself lower than the best.”
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Silence Of The Gorillas?
In a role that can be considered a warm up rehearsal before reprising his famous character of suave serial cannibal Hannibal Lecter, Anthony Hopkins plays Ethan Powell, a renowned anthropologist accused of murder. For many years, Powell has lived amongst the renowned silver back gorillas of Rwanda, observing them. For some reason this male equivalent of Dian Fossey snaps and brutally murders two men.  This enigmatic scientist is then extradited back to America, and imprisoned while awaiting an evaluation to determine his competency to stand trial.
Eager young psychiatry student Theo Caulder (Cuba Gooding jr) is assigned the task of breaking through the doctor's reticence and silence and determining what happened in the jungles of Rwanda. Powell challenges Caulder's perception of the world around him, and somehow turns the tables on the fledgling psychiatrist. He also inspires Caulder to introduce a number of changes to the oppressive prison system that negates the authority and abusive power of the wardens and guards. Instinct is a taut and occasionally riveting psychological thriller that has its flaws. Written by Gerald DiPego (Phenomenon, etc), the film combines elements of Silence Of The Lambs, Gorillas In The Mist and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest with many of the clichés of the prison movie. The plot is predictable, and the script is further let down by some one dimensional characterisation and some clichéd dialogue. However, Jon Turteltaub (Phenomenon, etc) directs the material with an assurance that glosses over some of these flaws. Some scenes bristle with an almost palpable tension. Hopkins and Gooding generate enough sparks in their confrontations to bring some energy and a touch of class to the film. Hopkins is superb although he delivers a mannered performance as the tormented scientist. Scene stealer Gooding more than holds his own here and delivers his usual polished performance. Maura Tierney (Liar Liar, etc) has little to do as Powell's estranged daughter, but she adds a touch of dignity and sympathy to her performance. Donald Sutherland plays Caulder mentor, a stereotyped role that has almost become a staple of his repertoire.
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Overview
Update an existing email address.
Summary
The email_address parameter is not supported as email addresses are immutable.
Request Arguments
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Type |
Description |
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invalid_email
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Boolean
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true if the email address is invalid.
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False
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opt_out
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true if the email address is opted out.
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False
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Request
{
"opt_out": true
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{
"id": "a028341c-ba92-9343-55e7-56cf5beda121",
"date_created": "2016-02-25T11:53:07-08:00",
"date_modified": "2016-02-25T11:53:07-08:00",
"deleted": false,
"email_address"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"email_address_caps"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"invalid_email": false,
"opt_out": true,
"_acl": {
"fields": {}
},
"_module": "EmailAddresses"
}
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WOMAN OF THE YEAR A film review by Louis Proyect Copyright 1997 Louis Proyect
Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn made a number of popular movies in the 1930s and 40s written specifically as vehicles for the two. He starred as a blunt, homespun, no-nonsense sort of guy while she was sophisticated, aristocratic and somewhat aloof. The plot centered on their clashing characters and inevitably involved his struggle to break through her formidable exterior and win her heart.
"Woman of The Year" was one such movie and it has the rather odd distinction of being a propaganda piece, if ambivalent one, for the August 1939 Stalin-Hitler non-aggression pact. Hollywood Ten screenwriter Ring Lardner Jr. wrote it in collaboration with Michael Kanin. It is produced and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and George Stevens. While the film was released in 1942, the evidence is clear that it retains the isolationist orientation of the prior year when Hitler and Stalin had tenuously peaceful relations.
The Stalin-Hitler pact lasted until June 1941 when the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union. Communists around the world, including those on the payrolls of Hollywood studios, cheered every foreign policy initiative of the Soviet Union. When the Kremlin called for international solidarity on behalf of the Spanish Popular Front, Communists around the world rallied around the flag. But all of a sudden in 1939, the Kremlin called off the crusade against fascism and a new non-interventionist, if not isolationist, attitude became politically correct. The Almanac Singers, led by Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie, sang songs like "Washington Breakdown":
"Franklin D., listen to me, You ain't gonna send me across the sea, 'Cross the sea, 'cross the sea. You may say its for defense, It's that kind of talk I'm against..."
Sam Craig, played by Tracy, is a sportswriter at a New York daily and Hepburn is Tess Harding, an international reporter at the same paper. While not exactly a defender of the Stalin-Hitler pact, he does articulate the sort of isolationist mood that the treaty fostered in the Communist milieu. Tess Harding, on the other hand, is a tireless defender of antifascist struggle. Not only does she use her column to denounce Hitler, she devotes many non-working hours to speaking at anti-Nazi rallies. In addition to her strong antifascist convictions, she is a feminist. At a rally sponsored by a feminist group, she tells the audience that the best way they can celebrate the suffrage victory of two decades ago is by joining an international campaign to stop fascism.
One day after work Sam Craig is at a saloon with some newspaper pals and overhears Tess Harding on a radio quiz show. She fails to answer a baseball question correctly. Then she excuses her error by making a dismissive remark about baseball. In face of the burning questions of war and peace, she wonders why people would fill their heads with useless knowledge about children's games. Sam takes offense at her snobbery and attacks her in his sports column. She counterattacks and before long a full-scale flame war is taking place between the paper's two star columnists.
The editor intervenes and summons the two into his office to call for a truce. Sam takes one look at her and falls head over heels in love. He asks her for a date and they go to watch a ball game. In a classic Tracy- Hepburn scene she misunderstands all the rules and he fails to explain them despite his best efforts.
Their next date produces another communication failure. She invites him to her apartment and he arrives expecting the two of them to be alone. Instead he walks into a cocktail party at full tilt. It is a gathering of her mostly foreign antifascist friends and allies. Most appear upper- class and wear formal clothing. Sam feels out of place as he wanders from group to group trying to have a conversation in English. His ears pick up one such conversation and he tries to participate. The others immediately start speaking in Spanish in a deliberate attempt to exclude him. As he sits forlornly by himself on the sofa, a man in a turban takes a seat nearby. Again Sam tries to have a conversation but the turbaned man answers every question of Sam's with a bemused "Yes?". It soon becomes obvious to Sam that his companion speaks no English.  This is a jarring note in a progressive film.
A day later Tess figures out that Sam didn't fit in and is remorseful. She wants to make it up to him and so asks him for another date. This time the two begin to show signs that they are falling in love. A few months pass and they decide to marry.
Their marriage fails to solve the same compatibility issues that haunted them at their first meetings. Her life revolves around her political commitments, particularly the need to rouse humanity against fascism. He simply wants her to be a housewife and resents all the time she spends globetrotting, or going from meeting to meeting. He doesn't understand her need to get mixed up with other people's problems. His isolationism does not speak of "America first" but of "family first." Spencer Tracy's ability to project warmth and humanity makes Sam Craig easier to accept than if someone like Clark Gable had played opposite Hepburn but the character is at the outward bounds of likeability, especially for a contemporary audience.
Even when they start a family, the bothersome issues of war and peace get in the way. She informs him out of the blue one day that they are going to have a child. He assumes that she has become pregnant but learns that instead she had made the unilateral decision to adopt a Greek boy. The boy is the orphaned child of parents who are the victims of some sort of political violence. He speaks no English, another disappointment for the long-suffering Sam Craig.
He makes the decision to leave her since he feels she is incapable of change. He doesn't want to the husband of a movement figure any longer. He has decided that Tess cares more about humanity than their own family and will leave her to this suffering, non-English speaking humanity with all its strange clothing and customs. He will stick with baseball and other familiar icons of American life.
The movie's tone changes abruptly after their separation. The insouciant comic scenes give way to somber portrayals of the two on their own. They miss each other desperately but seem unable to overcome the differences that set them apart.
The pain of their separation in some ways must reflect the uneasiness that the Hollywood left felt in the two year period of the Hitler-Stalin pact. By 1939, the Communist intelligentsia had established a certain intimacy with the American New Deal liberal establishment. Someone like Tess Harding was clearly a stand-in for Eleanor Roosevelt who had exactly the same sort of antifascist and feminist attitudes. By the time of the 1939 non-aggression pact, you had to assume that screenwriters like Ring Lardner Jr. still retained a great deal of affection for figures like the Roosevelts despite the newly acquired anti-antifascist loyalties of the top party hacks.
It is just such clashing loyalties that gives the film dramatic tension. Lardner simply lacks the sort of emotional distance toward the Hepburn character that would have caused her to be written one-dimensionally. No matter how much Lardner might have felt his "assignment" was to ridicule Tess Harding, what came out was an affectionate portrait. You can see Sam Craig's mixed feelings for Tess Harding as a projection of the divided loyalties of Lardner, who like most Communists of the era, probably thought of themselves as much as New Dealers as Reds.
Speaking metaphorically, Sam Craig and Tess Harding were reunited in June 1941 as the Nazis invaded the USSR. The Kremlin found new allies in England and the United States and Communist screenwriters started to turn out mindless wartime propaganda like "Action in the North Atlantic." "Woman of the Year" with its troubled and ambivalent mood holds up much better than the flag-waving films that followed it after everybody in Hollywood became fashionably antifascist, including John Wayne and Ronald Reagan.
Louis Proyect
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French NGOs slam Amazon environmental impact ahead of 'Black Friday'
Amazon Paris: Two French environmental NGOs and a union group on Sunday slammed the environmental impact of Amazon, vowing to disrupt its "Black Friday" sale campaign later this week.
The NGOs Attac and les Amis de la Terre, as well as the Solidaires association of unions, said in a report that the "world according to Amazon is not sustainable".
But Amazon said in a statement to AFP that it rejected the "erroneous" information put forward by the groups, saying their report contained numerous factual errors and speculation lacking foundation.
The three groups pledged to turn the upcoming Black Friday on November 29 into a "Black Day for Amazon" by staging dozens of demonstrations across France to protest the policies of the company.
There were no details on the nature of the demos but Attac has in the past staged unannounced protests outside Amazon facilities.
Their statement accused Amazon of increasing greenhouse gas emissions through rapid delivery services, of destroying unsold products and showing a lack of transparency in its carbon budget.
Putting together information from all the three groups, it accused Amazon of being responsible for 55.8 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, the equivalent of all the emissions of Portugal.
Meanwhile, the report claimed that Amazon's practices involved "considerable waste", with some three million new products destroyed by Amazon in France alone in 2018.
It also charged that Amazon worldwide hired people on insecure, short term contracts, meaning that "for every job created by Amazon, two are destroyed".
The groups also accused Amazon -- which has its European headquarters in Luxembourg, of tax avoidance, an issue which has already seen the company in the crosshairs of the French authorities.
The report alleged Amazon hid 57 percent of its sales in France, a charge denied by the company.
The French parliament earlier this year defied US anger to pass a law taxing companies like Amazon, Google, Facebook or Apple for revenues accrued in the country, even if they are not based there.
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What is this tree showing me? This is a tree of Cognitive Atlas concepts and brain map images from the NeuroVault database that have been asserted to measure them. Each blue dot (a "node") represents either a concept (in the case of a term like "risk") or an image (in the case of a number). When you click on the name of the concept or image in the panel on the right, you can see more information about the image or concept on the corresponding NeuroVault or Cognitive Atlas page.
What is this? This is a continuous integration reproducible repo that will generate an updated tree of Cognitive Atlas concepts and associated NeuroVault images using APIs from both resources, which is updated whenever the branch is rebuild to reflect the current state of the Cognitive Atlas and NeuroVault.
How do I place my data in this space?We have implemented tagging of Cognitive Atlas task and contrasts in the NeuroVault database, and we invite you to upload your brain maps here and tag them to be added to this visualization (upon rebuilding on CircleCI to regenerate the artifact).
Who made this? This is a "continuous integration reproducible repo" that we have generated to go alone with work to assess the value of semantic image comparison. We have shown that there is value in annotating brain map images with cognitive concepts.


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Land Acknowledgement
Or message your Canadian or US zip code or [city, state], or city, state & country for Australia and NZ to the
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Data from the amazing, Native Land, a Canadian not-for profit. Please consider joining their Patreon community to help fund their research and projects.
Land Acknowledgement Bot is an SMS and Facebook Messenger bot leveraging data from Canadian not-for-profit, Native Land, who ask that people use the data carefully because confirmation by nations is pending and they are updating data weekly. Short Land Acknowledgement explanation from Molly of Denali including footage of kids at the Anchorage Museum
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Have you tried using any of the insight and techniques for growing trust and sincerity? How did it go?
Trust is very important in life, not only in maintaining strong relationships, but also creating and building them. When I meet someone new, I always try to remain open and as non-judgmental as possible, and project a disposition of kindness towards them. Everyone has their own struggles they are going through. Being kind and open will hopefully make the other person(s) feel more open as a result, and thus a bond of trust can be built.
Try empathic listening - how did it go?
I haven't had the opportunity to try this yet, but I like the idea of it. Increasing mindfulness, kindness, and curiosity are very important components in general life, as well as in conversations with other people.
How did you find the loving kindness meditation?
I found it to be very beneficial. Seeing and feeling a situation from another persons perspective can really help elevate our levels of kindness and empathy. It can be easy in life to think that our own perspective is the right one, but life is not black and white. Taking a step back, and viewing things differently is important. If I find a person to be unpleasant, I'd like to try loving kindness meditation with that person's image to see whether it can help me understand his or her behaviour and how it affects my feelings towards the person afterwards.
Complete the political awareness exercise here in writing.
This isn't really a big 'conflict' per se, but... When I was working in Dublin, I had a six month contract for a small government agency - the IPA. The culture was really good. I enjoyed working there and liked the company of my co-workers. I found it a little bit strange that there was no Friday afternoon wind-down time though.  The boss was likeable, but wasn't a particularly sociable guy. I believed this to be the reason. (I'm not exactly the life of the party, but I was travelling and on my first OE, so having a good time was always at the forefront of my mind). One day I spoke with him about the idea of having co-worker drinks at the end of the shift on Friday's. He said he'd think about it.
In the end, we were finishing half an hour early on Friday, and the work culture was even better than when I started there!
I saw his points about the dangers of having alcohol on site, and people maybe feeling like they didn't want to participate. But we kept it very moderate and inclusive. He trialled it, gave it a go, and it worked. He saw my viewpoint, I saw his, and we met somewhere in the middle.


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There will come a time when our community transforms into an ecosystem. It's at this point when we unlock the barriers for others to utilize templates from the marketplace. Budibase will eventually become the home of business applications and workflow automation. An ecosystem where users of all levels can utlize a ready-made solution to a business procedure or operation.
Our mission and vision are gargantuan and ambitious. But, with a great developer experience, a best-in-class product, and a thriving ecosystem, we will get there.
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Creating and managing concept IDs
This is a side study of Brian's work in the parent page: all code development for this study is contained in this domain path.


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Surveys
Once you have created surveys in the PVP web interface, you must retrieve and display the surveys within your mobile app.
Retrieving Surveys
There are 2 types of surveys you can set up, and these will be retrieved in different ways:
Triggered Surveys
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property enabled for triggered surveys to be returned in the scan results)
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These surveys are returned in the callback to -[BRScanManager getSurveysWithCompletion:]
which you can call at any time.
Displaying Surveys
Once you have retrieved one or more BRSurvey
objects through one of the above methods, you can display them using our prepackaged survey controller or with your own custom UI.
Using the Prepackaged Controller
Initiate the survey by calling
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and pass in theBRSurvey
object that you would like to displayThe completion will be called when the user has completed the survey (or cancalled out of it). Assuming the user did not cancel, the user’s responses will be contained in that same
BRSurvey
object.To inspect the user’s responses, iterate over each
BRSurveyQuestion
inBRSurvey.questions
and for each question, inspect theBRSurveyQuestion.userResponse
property which is of typeBRSurveyResponse
A
BRSurveyResponse
consists of either an array of selected indexes (for multiple choice questions) or a string that holds the user’s resposne to a free text question.
Creating a Custom UI
You can display a survey from start to finish with your own custom UI by simply iterating over the
BRSurvey.questions
array and displaying the appropriate controls for each question. The text of the question is in theBRSurveyQuestion.text
propertyEach
BRSurveyQuestion
has a type. Currently only two types are supported:BRSurveyQuestionTypeOpenEnded
BRSurveyQuestionTypeMultipleChoice
If the question is multiple choice, the choices will be found in
BRSurveyQuestion.answers
which is an array ofBRSurveyAnswer
objects. Additionally, whether the question allows the user to select multiple answers is controlled by theBRSurveyQuestion.multipleAnswers
propertyEach
BRSurveyAnswer
object has only a single property calledtext
which is the text to display for that answer choiceWhen the user has finished a question by making a selection or entering free text, you must create a new
BRSurveyResponse
object and populate it with the user’s response (which will either be a string or an array of indexes of the answers selected) and attach it to the current question via its-[BRSurveyQuestion addUserResponse:]
methodAt this point you would call
-[BRSurveyQuestion getNextQuestionIndex]
. The reason for this is that some surveys can be non-linear, for example if the user answers A to question 1, they move on to question 2 but if they answer B, they move on to question 3. Therefore you call this method to determine the index of the nextBRSurveyQuestion
you should show. A return value of-1
indicates there are no further questionsOnce the user completes the survey, you must call
-[BRScanManager submitSurveyResults:]
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Today we did embroidery. I made earmuffs and put my initials on it. It was super easy to do the design right on the machine and didn't take more than 5 minutes to do. We also made pillow cases with the sewing machine. We started by choosing cutting fabric and then pinning an foldin it. I liked sewing because it was easier for me to do.


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A friend and I had become very interested in mind exploration and such. We decided to order some calea from a website, a somewhat risky move. I got caught up with work and music and things and me and my friend went different ways for the summer. One day after work I decided that I wanted to try the calea to see if it actually worked. I smoked a few bowls a few hours before I went to bed, not expecting any results but hoping for mild euphoria. I felt a little off, I would guess mainly from thinking about it. I decided it wasn't going to do much for me so I went surfing for a while and listend to music until I fell asleep.
I woke up the next morning feeling fine, maybe a little over tired. I tried to think back on my dreams, but I couldn't remember any. I realized that night that throughout the day I was under the impression that the day before I had spent a lot of time in the woods and with a friend who lives far away. I knew that none of this happend, and I figured out that it was all a dream. These were by far the most vivid dreams I had ever had. I recomend Calea to anyone interested.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


THE SAINT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
Welcome to the rat race - Russian style. Filthy rich members of the Russian Mafia are dressed in black. With their hookers at their side, they are betting on rats running in tubes. On the tables are silver trays with stacks of U.S. hundred dollar bills, and as the loud music plays, people are sniffing dope.
"Who are you?" asks Emma of The Saint. "Nobody has a clue - least of all me," he replies. You will probably feel that way about this entire movie version of THE SAINT. A hopeless muddle from beginning to end. The convoluted plot challenges even the most attentive viewers. Someone has stolen and then hidden all of the heating oil in Moscow, leaving Muscovites freezing to death. With warring factions inside the Russian government, the country stands on the brink of the second Russian revolution. Thieves, selling priceless art, hang out in the sewers. And the piece de resistance, the secret to cold fusion is discovered and then stolen. I could not keep track of the details even with my trusty notepad at my side. That everyone wore black and shot at each other did not help me keep the characters straight.
The show starts with the young kid known as Simon Templar (The Saint) at an orphanage. He is mistreated so he goes on to lead a life of crime. His recurring nightmares of the cruelty of the priests there will affect his behavior forever. Unlike the other characterizations of The Saint, Val Kilmer's rendition is much more heartless and mean-spirited, that is, until he meets Emma Russell. Emma, played by Elisabeth Shue, has just discovered how to make cold fusion work. Once he falls in love with Emma, he is a changed man.
The show is so preposterous that I was stunned. As a critic, I do not get shocked easily, but I was aghast at how awful the story was. Thirty minutes into the show, I looked over at my wife, and we both stared at each other with our mouths open. The script by Jonathan Hensleigh and Wesley Strick and the direction by Phillip Noyce leaves the audience dazed and confused. The show has no characters worthy of our love or hate. A totally preposterous picture that has so many logical inconsistencies you will lose track if you try to count them. Let me just mention my personal favorite. Randomly, people speak in Russian with English subtitles, but most of the time the Russians converse in English. The inconsistency makes no sense.
As hopeless as the story is, the acting is much worse. Sometimes there are a few bright spots in movies to help pass the time. This show has none. The people around me begin to laugh out loud at the acting as it was so pathetically bad. Although the support cast is as almost as weak as the two stars, let me just stick to commenting on Kilmer and Shue.
Kilmer's inconsistency as an actor is well known. His most recent disgusting performance was in THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU, but he can be excellent as he was in TOMBSTONE. Some critics use phrases that I never do because I feel they are more expletives than critical commentary. The word "self-indulgent" is one such epithet. I do not believe I have ever used that phrase to describe an actor's work until this review. In THE SAINT, Kilmer gives a performance that sets the gold standard for self-indulgent acting. He delights in his disguises from the gay guy who offers to share his lipstick to the dotty professor with the bad teeth and the overbite. In all of these he becomes so infatuated with himself that he insults his audience with his overacting. Never does he take the time to develop his character.
Shue gave a marvelous, Academy Award nominated performance in LEAVING LAS VEGAS. She played the hooker with tough realism. Not for a minute did you doubt her performance. In THE SAINT, she gives us a scientist who makes one of the most important discoveries of the twentieth century but who acts like a ditzy teenager. She give us not a single believable minute in the film.
THE SAINT, in many ways, resembles another recent remake, the film MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE. Although I was only able to a mild thumbs up to MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, it is a cinematic masterpiece in comparison to THE SAINT.
I did learn one thing from THE SAINT. If I ever begin to die of hypothermia, I want Elizabeth Shue nearby. The way she saved Kilmer made it look almost worth jumping in the frozen river.
THE SAINT runs 1:57, but it will feel like an eternity. The film is rated PG-13 for violence, profanity, sexual situations and drug usage. I was surprised it did not get an R rating. The film would be fine for teenagers, but I do not think it is suitable for younger kids. Actually, there is no reason for anybody of any age to waste their time with THE SAINT. I give it a whole star for reasons which escape me.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: April 1, 1997
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Helper class implementing the mag driver node. More...
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| ACCELSIM_mag (ACCELSIM *parent) | |
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| virtual ssize_t | devRead (void *buffer, size_t buflen) |
| virtual int | devIOCTL (unsigned long cmd, unsigned long arg) |
| virtual int | start () |
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| virtual void | _measure () |
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| ACCELSIM_mag | operator= (const ACCELSIM_mag &)=delete |
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| ACCELSIM * | _parent |
| orb_advert_t | _mag_topic |
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| class | ACCELSIM |
Helper class implementing the mag driver node.
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| ACCELSIM_mag::ACCELSIM_mag | ( | ACCELSIM * | parent | ) |
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Recently I have adopted a new pattern in my ant scripts to ensure correct dependencies between targets.
Whenever a target references another file, it does it using a property. And the property is defined in the target that generates the file. This way it is impossible to access the file without properly depending on it as a target.
If a target has a corresponding "status" target that checks the uptodate status, the property must be defined in the status target. Otherwise the property won't be set when the target is uptodate.
However, ant causes an annoying practical problem by silently ignoring an invalid property reference and using the reference itself as the literal path. So, while this pattern ensures that missing dependencies are caught, the feedback isn't always very helpful or even immediate.
An example:
<project name="demo" default="test-report"> <target name="test-report" depends=" classes, test-classes, targetdir " > <echo message="mock running the tests"/> <echo message=" referencing ${test-classes}"/> <echo message=" and ${classes}"/> </target> <target name="test-classes" depends=" classes, targetdir, test-classes-status " unless="test-classes-is-uptodate" > <delete dir="${test-classes}"/> <echo message="Mock creating ${test-classes}"/> <echo message=" referencing ${classes}"/> <mkdir dir="${test-classes}"/> <touch file="${test-classes-timestamp}"/> </target> <target name="test-classes-status" depends=" classes-status, targetdir " > <property name="test-classes" value="${targetdir}/test-classes" /> <property name="test-classes-timestamp" value="${targetdir}/test-classes.timestamp" /> <uptodate property="test-classes-is-uptodate" targetfile="${test-classes-timestamp}" > <srcfiles dir="tests" includes="**/*"/> <srcfiles file="${classes-timestamp}"/> </uptodate> </target> <target name="classes" depends=" targetdir, classes-status " unless="classes-is-uptodate" > <delete dir="${classes}"/> <echo message="Mock creating ${classes}"/> <mkdir dir="${classes}"/> <touch file="${classes-timestamp}"/> </target> <target name="classes-status" depends=" targetdir " > <property name="classes" value="${targetdir}/classes" /> <property name="classes-timestamp" value="${targetdir}/classes.timestamp" /> <uptodate property="classes-is-uptodate" targetfile="${classes-timestamp}" > <srcfiles dir="src" includes="**/*"/> </uptodate> </target> <target name="targetdir" > <property name="targetdir" value="${basedir}/target"/> <mkdir dir="${targetdir}"/> </target> </project>
Originally published on 2008-05-21 at http://www.jroller.com/wipu/entry/a_file_is_a_target under category SCM & process