WWE Survivor Series: match card, how to watch, previews, start time and more
by WWE.comThis Sunday, Raw, SmackDown and NXT will battle for brand superiority for the first time when Survivor Series streams live on the award-winning WWE Network at 7 ET/4 PT, and the Survivor Series Kickoff begins at 5 ET/2 PT on WWE Network, WWE.com, the WWE App, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Twitch.
The match card includes:
WWE Championship No Holds Barred, No Disqualification Match
Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Rey Mysterio
Universal Championship Match
“The Fiend” Bray Wyatt (c) vs. Daniel Bryan
Triple Threat Match
Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch vs. SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley vs. NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler
Women’s Survivor Series Elimination Triple Threat Match
Raw (Charlotte Flair, Natalya, Asuka, Kairi Sane and Sarah Logan) vs. SmackDown (Sasha Banks, Lacey Evans, Carmella, Dana Brooke and Nikki Cross) vs. NXT (TBD).
Men’s Survivor Series Elimination Triple Threat Match
Raw (Seth Rollins, Randy Orton, Kevin Owens, Ricochet & Drew McIntyre) vs. SmackDown (King Corbin, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, Mustafa Ali & Shorty G) vs. NXT (TBD)
Triple Threat Tag Team Match
Raw Tag Team Champions The Viking Raiders vs. SmackDown Tag Team Champions The New Day vs. NXT Tag Team Champions The Undisputed ERA
Triple Threat Match
United States Champion AJ Styles vs. Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura vs. NXT North American Champion Roderick Strong


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Qmail does not come with SMTP authentication functionality installed. Check out this guide to forms of authentication and adding the netqmail TLS+SMTPauth patch.
Alternately, you can take a look at Fehcom's very complete description of authentication on mail servers, or just jump down to the section about configuring SMTPAUTH for qmail.
In general, you will need to add the following to /var/qmail/control/smtproutes, but you should verify the actual path and file you need to update.
{% codeblock %} :smtp.sendgrid.net:587 username password {% endcodeblock %} As with all configuration changes, make sure to restart qmail.


Analyzing English & European soccer results data from 1871-2016.
| Version: | 0.1.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | dplyr, magrittr, tidyr, utils |
| Published: | 2016-06-12 |
| Author: | James Curley |
| Maintainer: | James Curley <jc3181 at columbia.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | engsoccerdata results |
| Reference manual: | engsoccerdata.pdf |
| Package source: | engsoccerdata_0.1.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: engsoccerdata_0.1.5.zip, r-release: engsoccerdata_0.1.5.zip, r-oldrel: engsoccerdata_0.1.5.zip |
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Get all of the keys from a dictionary. ## Syntax
keysFrom(dictionary: <#Variable#>)
keysFrom(dictionary: Meta)


Annotation Type Marshalled
Can be used in the following locations:
- Marshalled classes.
@Rest -annotated classes and@RestOp -annotated methods when anon()
value is specified.
This annotation is typically only applied to non-bean classes. The @Bean
annotation contains equivalent
functionality for bean classes.
See Also:
-
Optional Element Summary
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Element Details
-
example
POJO example.Specifies an example of the specified class in Simplified JSON format.
Examples are used in cases such as POJO examples in Swagger documents.
Example:
@Marshalled (example="{foo:'bar'}" )public class MyClass {...}Notes:
- Setting applies to specified class and all subclasses.
-
Keys are the class of the example.
Values are JSON 5 representation of that class. -
POJO examples can also be defined on classes via the following:
- A static field annotated with
@Example
. - A static method annotated with
@Example
with zero arguments or oneBeanSession
argument. - A static method with name
example with no arguments or oneBeanSession
argument.
- A static field annotated with
-
Supports VarResolver.DEFAULT (e.g.
"$C{myConfigVar}" ).
See Also:
- Returns:
- The annotation value.
- Default:
- ""
-
implClass
Implementation class.For interfaces and abstract classes this method can be used to specify an implementation class for the interface/abstract class so that instances of the implementation class are used when instantiated (e.g. during a parse).
Example:
@Marshalled (implClass=MyInterfaceImpl.class )public class MyInterface {...}- Returns:
- The annotation value.
- Default:
- void.class
-
on
Dynamically apply this annotation to the specified classes.Used in conjunction with
BeanContext.Builder.applyAnnotations(Class...)
to dynamically apply an annotation to an existing class. It is ignored when the annotation is applied directly to classes.The following example shows the equivalent methods for applying the
@Bean
annotation to REST methods:// Class with explicit annotation. @Marshalled (example="{foo:'bar'}" )public class A {...}// Class with annotation applied via @BeanConfig public class B {...}// Java REST method with @BeanConfig annotation. @RestOp (...)@Marshalled (on="B" , example="{foo:'bar'}" )public void doFoo() {...}Valid patterns:
- Classes:
- Fully qualified:
"com.foo.MyClass"
- Fully qualified inner class:
"com.foo.MyClass$Inner1$Inner2"
- Simple:
"MyClass"
- Simple inner:
"MyClass$Inner1$Inner2" "Inner1$Inner2" "Inner2"
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- A comma-delimited list of anything on this list.
See Also:
- Returns:
- The annotation value.
- Default:
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- Classes:
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Dynamically apply this annotation to the specified classes.Identical to
on()
except allows you to specify class objects instead of a strings.See Also:
- Returns:
- The annotation value.
- Default:
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5. Management¶
5.1. Configuration¶
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class
cloudmesh.management.configuration.config.
Active
(config_path='~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml')[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
class
cloudmesh.management.configuration.config.
Config
(config_path='~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml', encrypted=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
static
check_for_tabs
(filename, verbose=True)[source]¶ identifies if the file contains tabs and returns True if it does. It also prints the location of the lines and columns. If verbose is set to False, the location is not printed.
- Parameters
verbose – if true prints issues
filename (str) – the filename
- Return type
True if there are tabs in the file
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create
(config_path='~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml')[source]¶ creates the cloudmesh4.yaml file in the specified location. The default is
~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml
If the file does not exist, it is initialized with a default. You still need to edit the file.
- Parameters
config_path (string) – The yaml file to create
-
credentials
(kind, name)[source]¶ - Parameters
kind – the first level of attributes after cloudmesh
name – the name of the resource
- Returns
-
edit
(attribute)[source]¶ edits the dict specified by the attribute and filles out all TBD values. :param attribute: :type attribute: string :return:
-
get
(key, default=None)[source]¶ A helper function for reading values from the config without a chain of get() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.get(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’) default_db = conf.get(‘default.db’) az_credentials = conf.get(‘data.service.azure.credentials’)
- Parameters
default –
key – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
-
load
(config_path='~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml')[source]¶ loads a configuration file :param path: :type path: :return: :rtype:
-
save
(path='~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml', backup=True)[source]¶ # # not tested # saves th dic into the file. It also creates a backup if set to true The backup filename appends a .bak.NO where number is a number that is not yet used in the backup directory.
- Parameters
path –
- Returns
- Return type
-
set
(key, value)[source]¶ A helper function for setting the deafult cloud in the config without a chain of set() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.set(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’, “https://localhost:3232”)
- Parameters
key – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
value – value to be set.
-
set_cloud
(key, value)[source]¶ A helper function for setting the deafult cloud in the config without a chain of set() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.get(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’, “https://localhost:3232”)
- Parameters
key – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
value – value to be set.
-
static
-
class
cloudmesh.management.configuration.counter.
Counter
(counter_file_path='~/.cloudmesh/counter.yaml')[source]¶ Bases:
object
A counter is used to keep track of some value that can be increased and is associated with a user. Typically it is used to increment the vm id or the job id.
-
class
cloudmesh.management.configuration.generic_config.
GenericConfig
(config_path)[source]¶ Bases:
object
-
deep_set
(keys, value=None)[source]¶ A helper function for setting values in the config without a chain of set() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.get(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’, “https://localhost:3232”)
- Parameters
keys – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
value – value to be set.
-
get
(key, default=None)[source]¶ A helper function for reading values from the config without a chain of get() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.get(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’) default_db = conf.get(‘default.db’) az_credentials = conf.get(‘data.service.azure.credentials’)
- Parameters
default –
key – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
-
set
(key, value)[source]¶ A helper function for setting values in the config without a chain of set() calls.
- Usage:
mongo_conn = conf.get(‘db.mongo.MONGO_CONNECTION_STRING’, “https://localhost:3232”)
- Parameters
key – A string representing the value’s path in the config.
value – value to be set.
-
We use a uniform naming convention method. The name is defined by different kinds of objects. The name is a string
its syntax is defined in a yaml file located at ~/.cloudmesh/name.yaml
order:
- experiment
- group
- user
- kind
- counter
schema: '{experiment}-{group}-{user}-{kind}-{counter}'
experiment: exp
group: grp
user: gregor
kind: container
counter: 2
This file is automatically generated if it does not exists by a simple Name object that can include an ordered number of dictionary keys such as
- Experiment
is an experiment that all cloud objects can be placed under.
- Group
A group formulates a number of objects that logically build an entity, such as a number of virtual machines building a cluster
- User
A user name that may control the group
- Kind
A kind that identifies which kind of resource this is
The last is a counter which is always increased and written into this file in order to assure that the latest value is safely included in it.
A typical use is
n = Name(experiment="exp",
group="grp",
user="gregor",
kind="vm",
counter=1)
n.incr()
counter = n.get()
Which will return
exp-grp-gregor-vm-1
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class
cloudmesh.management.configuration.SSHkey.
SSHkey
[source]¶ Bases:
dict
-
comment
¶
-
fingerprint
¶
-
get_from_git
(user, keyname=None)[source]¶ gets the key from github
- Parameters
keyname – the keyname
user – the github username
- Returns
an array of public keys
- Return type
-
set_permissions
(path)[source]¶ Sets the permissions of the path assuming the path is a public or private key :param path: :return:
-
type
¶
-
5.2. Printer¶
5.3. Names¶
We use a uniform naming convention method. The name is defined by different kinds of objects. The name is a string
its syntax is defined in a yaml file located at ~/.cloudmesh/name.yaml
order:
- experiment
- group
- user
- kind
- counter
schema: '{experiment}-{group}-{user}-{kind}-{counter}'
experiment: exp
group: grp
user: gregor
kind: container
counter: 2
This file is automatically generated if it does not exists by a simple Name object that can include an ordered number of dictionary keys such as
- Experiment
is an experiment that all cloud objects can be placed under.
- Group
A group formulates a number of objects that logically build an entity, such as a number of virtual machines building a cluster
- User
A user name that may control the group
- Kind
A kind that identifies which kind of resource this is
The last is a counter which is always increased and written into this file in order to assure that the latest value is safely included in it.
A typical use is
n = Name(experiment="exp",
group="grp",
user="gregor",
kind="vm",
counter=1)
n.incr()
counter = n.get()
Which will return
exp-grp-gregor-vm-1
5.4. Script¶
A convenient method to execute shell commands and return their output. Note: that this method requires that the command be completely executed before the output is returned. For many activities in cloudmesh this is sufficient.
-
class
cloudmesh.management.script.
Script
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Executing a script defined by a simple text parameter
-
class
cloudmesh.management.script.
SystemPath
[source]¶ Bases:
object
Managing the System path in the .bashrc or .bash_profile files
-
cloudmesh.management.script.
find_process
(name)[source]¶ find a process by name
- Parameters
name – the name of the process
- Returns
A list of dicts in which the attributes pid, command, and created are available and the name matches the specified name argument.
TODO: at one point this should be moved to cloudmesh.common
Return a list of processes matching ‘name’.


7+ Ways The Internet Commented on Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla’s "Cybertruck" reveal is here and people of Twitter have a lot to say about it.
by Interesting EngineeringElon Musk's brand new stainless steel Cybertruck has been unveiled at Tesla’s design studio and it is, needless to say, quite... eye-catching. Musk was extremely secretive about the truck except the few remarks he made about it and had previously mentioned that it was probably not going to appeal to the masses. And boy, it was a controversial reveal indeed!
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Musk had confirmed at the start of November that the much-awaited tuck would unveil on the 21st. During the long-wait, Tesla fans had come up with some really cool ideas and now, the Cybertruck is finally here for the showdown.
Hours after its reveal on 11 PM ET, it is already trending worldwide at 62.8k tweets and the numbers are climbing rapidly. Some like it and some hate it, and of course, everyone has a lot to say about it.
We gathered the funniest tweets so that you don't have to search for them.
1. The memes… They are already here.
2. Some are contemplating what Elon was on when he made the design.
3. Some exceptional similarities are mentioned.
When @elonmusk told ya'll the truck would look like something out of Blade Runner ya'll thought he was playing. #Tesla #Cybertruck #cybertrk #TheFutureIsNow pic.twitter.com/HJYAPM8ebw
— Mr Hlomula (@Qrypton) November 22, 2019
4. This person is claiming he has access to Elon’s childhood possessions.
5. These users have made some interesting arguments.
6. Some are just flat out confused…
7. And some actually like it!
8. And this user has a pretty valid point…
Pre-orders are open and the production starts in late 2021. With a range of 250-500+ miles, a single-motor RWD model will cost $39,900. Musk stated that he doesn’t care if people buy his “Blade Runner pick-up truck” which does look like a super-futuristic cyberpunk wet dream.


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Sowore demands N500m from DSS for ‘unlawful’ detention
- Omoleye Sowore has reacted to his prolonged detention in the custody of the Department of State Service
- Sowore on Friday, November 22, filed a lawsuit against the DSS over what he described as unlawful detention
- The human rights activist demanded the sum of N500 million from the service
Following the delay of the Department of State Service (DSS) to release Omoleye as ordered by the Federal High Court in Abuja, the human rights activist has filed a lawsuit against the agency.
In the suit which included Abubakar Malami, attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice, Sowore demanded the sum of N500 million over what he described as 'unlawful detention and violation' of his human rights.
Moreover, Sowore also stated in his application that the refusal of the DSS to release him was a violation of his right to fair hearing, health, freedom of movement and freedom of association.
Omoyele Sowore: Lawyers call for nationwide boycott of courts
The suit read in part: “A declaration that the detention of the applicant from November 7, 2019 till date in violation of the order for his release made on November 6, 2019 is illegal as it violates his fundamental right to liberty guaranteed by Section 35 of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended)."
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Even more, the activist called upon the court to issue “An order of perpetual injunction restraining the respondents from further violating the applicant’s fundamental rights in any manner whatsoever and however without lawful justification.”
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Karen Bass, an American lawmaker, had expressed concern over the continued detention of Omoyele Sowore, the co-convener of the RevolutionNow protest, by the Department of State Service (DSS).
Legit.ng gathered that Sowore was arrested on Saturday, August 3, ahead of the #RevolutionNow protest which was planned to hold nationwide.
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vegetarian: Jost Diversity Measures for Community Data
This package computes diversity for community data sets
using the methods outlined by Jost (2006, 2007). While there
are differing opinions on the ideal way to calculate diversity
(e.g. Magurran 2004), this method offers the advantage of
providing diversity numbers equivalents, independent alpha and
beta diversities, and the ability to incorporate 'order' (q) as
a continuous measure of the importance of rare species in the
metrics. The functions provided in this package largely
correspond with the equations offered by Jost in the cited
papers. The package computes alpha diversities, beta
diversities, gamma diversities, and similarity indices.
Confidence intervals for diversity measures are calculated
using a bootstrap method described by Chao et al. (2008). For
datasets with many samples (sites, plots), sim.table creates
tables of all pairwise comparisons possible, and for grouped
samples sim.groups calculates pairwise combinations of within-
and between-group comparisons.
| Version: |
1.2 |
| Depends: |
stats |
| Published: |
2012-10-29 |
| Author: |
Noah Charney, Sydne Record |
| Maintainer: |
Noah Charney <noah at alumni.amherst.edu> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| In views: |
Environmetrics |
| CRAN checks: |
vegetarian results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
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Gaetz calls out Democrats for not defending Katie Hill
by Victor GarciaRep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., defended former California Congresswoman Katie Hill and blasted her fellow Democrats for not rallying around her following a scandal that led to her resignation.
"This is an issue where a lot of millennials, I think sympathize with Katie Hill because a lot of young people who grew up with a smartphone in their hands took pictures, sent them, shared messages and materials that are now recoverable later in life," Gaetz said Thursday on "The Story with Martha MacCallum."
"Katie Hill's problem is not with Donald Trump. I wish she had not lashed out at him. Her ire should be directed at her fellow Democrats," he said.
Hill ripped into her political opponents on Thursday, denouncing what she called a "double standard" in politics that allegedly punished her while letting others off the hook.
Hill announced her resignation on Sunday after a media firestorm was ignited by intimate details about her personal life. Pornographic photos of her surfaced online after a conservative news site – RedState – reported on an extramarital affair that Hill allegedly had with staffers.
Gaetz was sympathetic to Hill and criticized her party for not supporting her.
"I don't know why in the world the left wouldn't stand up for our colleague, our co-worker, when the only person complaining, the only aggrieved party was Katie Hill's ex, who was releasing information to try to ruin her life," Gaets said.
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The congressman accused "the left" of sacrificing Hill so that they can "weaponize" the #MeToo movement.
"I think that there is a dynamic on the left where they want to be able to weaponize the #MeToo movements so badly against Republicans that they're willing to sacrifice people like Katie Hill or Al Franken on the altar of political correctness so that they can preserve the sharpest dagger for Republicans that they don't like," Gaetz said. "I don't think these issues should be partisan in nature."
Fox News' Joseph A. Wulfsohn contributed to this report.


Review: Clay Pigeons
Starring: Vince Vaughn, Joaquin Phoenix, Janeane Garofalo, Georgina Cates Directed by: David Dobkin
Review by: Joy Wyse
When I first heard about Clay Pigeons, I wasn't looking forward to it. When the movie began, I was certain that I wouldn't like it. I changed my mind.
The first scene has Clay and his buddy out in the middle of the desert, drinking beer, shooting at the empty bottles, and using every four-letter word that they can think of.  This is all in the first 10 minutes. But there is actually a plot to this movie and it's very involved.
It unsure who is the real star of this movie. All of the cast turn in excellent performances. Vince Vaughn is such a character that he's hard to describe, much less to understand. You really start to feel for Joaquin Phoenix as Clay. He finds himself so completely wrapped in the web of circumstances begun by his shooting buddy. Now Clay isn't completely innocent. After all, he did sleep with his buddy's wife, but who didn't. Does Clay really deserve all that happens to him?
The two females in the cast are totally different. Georgina Cates plays the nymphomaniac to perfection. Janeane Garofalo plays another female Federal agent. She was more believable than others have been.
It's a movie that will stay with you for a while. It definitely deserves its R rating, but it deserves an A for screenplay. Adding everything together, I give it a B-.
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Wikitrivia is a game where you fill in the blanks in sentences pulled from Wikipedia articles, trying to fool your friends with the most convincing answer.
If this is your first time visiting Wikitrivia, you might want to check out this presentation to get some background.
Wikitrivia is also open source - check out the GitHub repo for more information.
To play Wikitrivia, you will need one computer in a place where everyone can see it (maybe you have a Chromecast?). Each player will then connect to the game with their smartphone.
Wikitrivia is still in alpha, but it is possible to play an entire game. You'll get the hang of how to play once you answer a couple questions.
NOTE: The biggest bug with the game right now is that players must not let their phones go to sleep while playing. There is no easy way to rejoin a game that is in progress.


Upgrade UCP
Estimated reading time: 5 minutesThese are the docs for UCP version 1.1
To select a different version, use the selector below.
This page guides you on upgrading Docker Universal Control Plane (UCP).
Before upgrading to a new version of UCP, check the release notes for the version you are upgrading to, including information about new features, breaking changes, and other relevant information for upgrading to a particular version.
Before starting an upgrade, make sure your cluster is healthy. If a problem occurs, that will make it easier to find and troubleshoot any problems. Also, don’t change any cluster configuration during an upgrade. That can lead to misconfigurations that are difficult to troubleshoot.
The UCP upgrade command
To upgrade a UCP installation, you run the docker/ucp upgrade
command on
each node of the cluster.
When you run the upgrade command, it:
- Pulls the images of the new UCP version from Docker Hub.
-
Checks if it is possible to upgrade directly to the new version.
Depending on the version you have installed, it might not be possible to upgrade directly to the latest version. In that case, you need to upgrade to intermediate versions before upgrading to the latest version.
Check the release notes to see if its possible to upgrade directly or not.
-
Stops and removes the old UCP containers.
This doesn’t affect other running containers. Also, existing cluster configurations are not affected, since they are persisted in volumes.
- Deploys the new UCP containers to the node.
The upgrade procedure
The upgrade procedure depends on whether your cluster is set up for high-availability or not. A cluster that is not set for high-availability, has only one controller node, while a cluster that supports high-availability has multiple controller nodes.
To check the number of controller nodes in your cluster, navigate to the UCP web UI, and check the Nodes page.
In this example we have 3 controller nodes set up, which means that this cluster is set up for high-availability.
After finding the number of controller nodes in your cluster, jump to the upgrade instructions that apply to you:
- My cluster is not set for high-availability, if your cluster has only one controller node.
- My cluster is set for high-availability, if your cluster has multiple controller nodes.
My cluster is not set for high-availability
If your cluster is not set up for high-availability (does not have replica nodes):
-
Make sure your cluster is healthy before starting the upgrade.
Login into the UCP UI and navigate to the Nodes page. Make sure all nodes are listed and healthy.
-
Log into the controller node using ssh.
-
Pull the docker/ucp image for the version you want to upgrade to.
$ docker pull docker/ucp:$UCP_VERSION
-
Upgrade the controller node.
$ docker run --rm -it \ --name ucp \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ docker/ucp:$UCP_VERSION upgrade -i
-
Delete your browser cache.
Your browser can continue serving cached pages from the older version of UCP. To avoid errors on the UCP UI, ensure you delete the browser cache.
-
Make sure the controller node is healthy.
In your browser, navigate to the UCP web app, to make sure the controller is running. Navigate to the Nodes page, to make sure the node is healthy.
-
Upgrade all other nodes in the cluster using steps 2-5.
My cluster is set for high-availability
If your cluster is set up for high-availability (has several controller nodes):
-
Schedule the upgrade to take place outside business hours.
During an upgrade, all user containers will continue running normally. But upgrading outside business hours ensures the impact on your business is close to none.
-
Make sure your cluster is healthy before starting the upgrade.
Login into the UCP UI and navigate to the Nodes page. Make sure all nodes are listed and healthy.
-
Ensure no administrator user makes configuration changes during the upgrade.
The UCP cluster uses an internal key-value store to save configuration settings, like the method used for authenticating users. For high-availability that key-value store is replicated across the controller and replica nodes.
During an upgrade, new values are stored on the key-value store. If at the same time an administrator makes configuration changes, some nodes might use that configuration, while others might not.
To avoid misconfigurations, ensure no administrator changes UCP configurations during the upgrade.
-
Block user access to the controller node.
This can be done by setting the load balancer to drain existing connections to the controller node.
While connections are being drained, all new user requests are sent to the replica nodes, and existing connections to the controller are given some time to complete.
This way users can continue using UCP, while the controller node is being upgraded.
-
Log into the controller node using ssh.
-
Pull the docker/ucp image for the version you want to upgrade to.
$ docker pull docker/ucp:$UCP_VERSION
-
Upgrade the controller node.
$ docker run --rm -it \ --name ucp \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ docker/ucp:$UCP_VERSION upgrade -i
-
Delete your browser cache.
Your browser can continue serving cached pages from the older version of UCP. To avoid errors on the UCP UI, ensure you delete the browser cache.
-
Make sure the controller node is healthy.
In your browser, navigate to the UCP web app. In the Nodes page confirm that the controller is running, and the cluster is healthy.
-
Add the controller node back to the load balancing pool.
-
Upgrade other controller nodes one at a time, using steps 4-9.
-
Upgrade other nodes in the cluster, using steps 5-9.


ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FERULIC ACID
CARBOHYDRATE ESTERS FROM CORN HULL (Zea Mays) by
-Robert Nicholas Antenucci Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
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Food Science and Technology
APPROVED:
J. K. Palmer, Chairman Tc . eee W. N. Eigel J.C. Jokfison
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The Controller module streams sensor data from your iOS device to Bluefruit LE over UART at a frequency of 10Hz. Activation of a switch will begin sending relevant data. Each
packet sent begins with single byte char “!” (0x21) followed by a single byte char initial, and sensor data encoded as float values of 4 byte length
Quaternion sends Android Device Motion data to describe device attitude. This data is derived from Accelerometer, Gyro, and Magnetometer readings.
Format: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘Q’ ] [ float x ] [ float y ] [ float z ] [ float w ]
Accelerometer sends raw accelerometer data
Format: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘A’ ] [ float x ] [ float y ] [ float z ]
Gyro sends raw gyroscope data as:
Format: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘G’ ] [ float x ] [ float y ] [ float z ]
Magnetometer sends raw magnetometer data which is uncalibrated and does not account for interference from source device.
Format: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘M’ ] [ float x ] [ float y ] [ float z ]
Location sends GPS data and requires user permission before initial use.
Format: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘L’ ] [ float latitude ] [ float longitude ] [ float altitude ]
The Control Pad function provides a familiar momentary button interface for common control scenarios. Data is sent on the press and release of each button. Each packet consists of
4 bytes, each representing a char value. The first two chars identify the packet as a button message, the third specifies a button, and the fourth signifies either a press or
release. Example:
Button 4 pressed: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘B’ ] [ ‘4’ ] [ ‘1’ ]
Button 4 released: [ ‘!’ ] [ ‘B’ ] [ ‘4’ ] [ ‘0’ ]
Note: Any activated sensor data streams will continue while using the Control Pad.


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| Subclass of | Entity Persistent_Item |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Group Person |
| label | Actor |
| definition | A group, organization, person who have the potential to do actions, e.g., rob a bank, make a public statement. |
| Properties | label: xsd:string nationality: Country religion: Religion title: xsd:string |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Activity :carried_out_by Event :custody_received_by Event :custody_surrendered_by Event :had_beneficiary Event :had_participant Event :had_provider Event :had_target Event :had_victim Event :transferred_ownership_from Event :transferred_ownership_to |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Name |
|---|---|
| label | Date |
| definition | Comprises names of actors, such as people, organizations, groups. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Contact_Point Place_Name |
|---|---|
| label | Address |
| definition | Comprises names to identify places, such as postal addresses used for mailing. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Document |
|---|---|
| label | Authority Document |
| definition | Comprises encyclopaedia, thesauri, authority lists and other documents that define terminology or conceptual systems for consistent use. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Person |
| label | Biological Object |
| definition | Comprises individual items of a material nature, which live, have lived or are natural products of or from living organisms. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Superclass of | Group |
|---|---|
| label | Collection |
| definition | A collection of something. This class can only have properties which belong to the collection itself not the properties of the elements in it. |
| Subclass of | Man_Made_Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Right Symbolic_Object |
| label | Conceptual Object |
| definition | Comprises non-material products of our minds and other human produced data that have become objects of a discourse about their identity, circumstances of creation or historical implication. The production of such information may have been supported by the use of technical devices such as cameras or computers. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| label | Condition State |
| definition | The states of objects characterised by a certain condition over a time-span. |
| Properties | consists_of: Condition_State |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_time_span: Time_Span has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string took_place_on_or_within: Physical_Object topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Condition_State :consists_of Entity :has_condition |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Name |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Address |
| label | Contact Point |
| definition | Comprises identifiers employed, or understood, by communication services to direct communications to an instance of E39 Actor. These include E-mail addresses, telephone numbers, post office boxes, Fax numbers, URLs etc. Most postal addresses can be considered both as instances of E44 Place Appellation and E51 Contact Point. In such cases the subclass E45 Address should be used. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Country |
| definition | The set of countries, expressed in a controlled vocabulary. |
| Referenced by | Place :country Actor :nationality |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Time_Span_Name |
|---|---|
| label | Date |
| definition | Comprises specific forms of Time_Span_Name (E49 Time Appellation). |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Information_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Design or Procedure |
| definition | Comprises documented plans for the execution of actions in order to achieve a result of a specific quality, form or contents. In particular it comprises plans for deliberate human activities that may result in the modification or production of instances of E24 Physical Thing. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Money |
| label | Dimension |
| definition | Identifies a value and its unit of measurement. |
| Properties | has_value: xsd:decimal value_is_at_least: xsd:decimal value_is_at_most: xsd:decimal |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Time_Span :had_at_least_duration Time_Span :had_at_most_duration Physical_Object :has_dimension Measurement :observed_dimension |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Information_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Authority_Document |
| label | Document |
| definition | Comprises identifiable immaterial items that make propositions about reality. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Superclass of | Actor Dimension Man_Made_Thing Persistent_Item Place Temporal_Entity Time_Span |
|---|---|
| label | Entity |
| definition | Everything that can be described, similar to owl:Thing. |
| Properties | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Entity :topic Activity :was_influenced_by Activity :was_intended_use_of Activity :was_motivated_by |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Ethnic Group |
| definition | The set of ethnic groups of the world expressed in a controlled vocabulary. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Actor Collection |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Organization |
| label | Group |
| definition | A |
| Properties | label: xsd:string title: xsd:string |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name nationality: Country religion: Religion topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | carried_out_by: Actor custody_received_by: Actor custody_surrendered_by: Actor had_beneficiary: Actor had_participant: Actor had_provider: Actor had_target: Actor had_victim: Actor measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity transferred_ownership_from: Actor transferred_ownership_to: Actor was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Human Condition |
| definition | The set of human conditions, such as being poor, rich, injured, dead, displaced, etc. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Name |
|---|---|
| label | Identifier |
| definition | Comprises strings or codes assigned to instances of E1 CRM Entity in order to identify them uniquely and permanently within the context of one or more organisations. Such codes are often known as inventory numbers, registration codes, etc. and are typically composed of alphanumeric sequences. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Information_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Image |
| definition | Comprises distributions of form, tone and colour that may be found on surfaces such as photos, paintings, prints and sculptures or directly on electronic media. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Man_Made_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Information Carrier |
| definition | Comprises all instances of E22 Man-Made Object that are explicitly designed to act as persistent physical carriers for instances of E73 Information Object. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_dimension: Dimension has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | damaged: Physical_Object destroyed: Physical_Object has_modified: Physical_Man_Made_Thing measured: Persistent_Item moved: Physical_Object occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item took_place_on_or_within: Physical_Object topic: Entity transferred_custody_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] transferred_ownership_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Symbolic_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Design_Or_Procedure Document Image Linguistic_Object Name |
| label | Information Object |
| definition | Comprises identifiable immaterial items, such as a poems, jokes, data sets, images, texts, multimedia objects, procedural prescriptions, computer program code, algorithm or mathematical formulae, that have an objectively recognizable structure and are documented as single units. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Language |
| definition | Comprises the natural languages. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Physical_Thing Symbolic_Object |
| label | Legal Object |
| definition | Comprises usable discrete, identifiable, instances of E77 Persistent Item that are documented as single units. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Information_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Linguistic Object |
| definition | Comprises identifiable expressions in natural language or languages. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Feature Physical_Man_Made_Thing |
|---|---|
| label | Man-Made Feature |
| definition | Comprises physical features that are purposely created by human activity, such as scratches, artificial caves, artificial water channels, etc. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | has_modified: Physical_Man_Made_Thing measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity transferred_custody_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] transferred_ownership_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Man_Made_Thing Physical_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Information_Carrier |
| label | Man-Made Thing |
| label | Man-Made Object |
| definition | Comprises physical objects purposely created by human activity. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_dimension: Dimension has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | damaged: Physical_Object destroyed: Physical_Object has_modified: Physical_Man_Made_Thing measured: Persistent_Item moved: Physical_Object occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item took_place_on_or_within: Physical_Object topic: Entity transferred_custody_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] transferred_ownership_of: [Physical_Man_Made_Thing, Physical_Object] used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Conceptual_Object Physical_Man_Made_Thing |
| label | Man-Made Thing |
| definition | Comprises discrete, identifiable man-made items that are documented as single units. These items are either intellectual products or man-made physical things, and are characterized by relative stability. They may for instance have a solid physical form, an electronic encoding, or they may be logical concepts or structures. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Material |
| definition | Comprises the concepts of materials. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Measurement Unit |
| definition | Comprises the types of measurement units: feet, inches, centimetres, litres, lumens, etc. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Modality |
| definition | A knowledge graph can record events that happened, hypothetical events, events expected to happen in the future, etc. :Modality is a controlled vocabulary for this type of information about an event. |
| Referenced by | Event :had_modality |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Dimension |
|---|---|
| label | Money |
| definition | Identifies an amount of money in some currency. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type has_value: xsd:decimal identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity value_is_at_least: xsd:decimal value_is_at_most: xsd:decimal |
| Referenced (I) | had_at_least_duration: Dimension had_at_most_duration: Dimension has_dimension: Dimension observed_dimension: Dimension topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Information_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Actor_Name Contact_Point Identifier Place_Name Time_Span_Name |
| label | Name |
| definition | The name of an instance of a class. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Entity :is_identified_by |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Group |
|---|---|
| label | Group |
| definition | Any type of organizationm, a company, a terrorist group, a government, etc. |
| Properties | label: xsd:string religion: Religion title: xsd:string |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name nationality: Country topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | carried_out_by: Actor custody_received_by: Actor custody_surrendered_by: Actor had_beneficiary: Actor had_participant: Actor had_provider: Actor had_target: Actor had_victim: Actor measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity transferred_ownership_from: Actor transferred_ownership_to: Actor was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Actor Thing |
| label | Persistent Item |
| definition | Comprises items that have a persistent identity. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Measurement :measured Event :occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Actor Biological_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Group |
| definition | A specific person in the world, it can be specific, such as a Barack Obama, or unspecific, such as a child. |
| Properties | label: xsd:string religion: Religion title: xsd:string |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name nationality: Country topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | carried_out_by: Actor custody_received_by: Actor custody_surrendered_by: Actor had_beneficiary: Actor had_participant: Actor had_provider: Actor had_target: Actor had_victim: Actor measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity transferred_ownership_from: Actor transferred_ownership_to: Actor used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Man_Made_Feature Site |
| label | Physical Feature |
| definition | Comprises identifiable features that are physically attached in an integral way to particular physical objects. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Man_Made_Thing Physical_Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Man_Made_Feature Man_Made_Object |
| label | Physical Man-Made Thing |
| definition | Comprises man-made objects, such as a swords, and man-made features, such as rock art. No assumptions are made as to the extent of modification required to justify regarding an object as man-made. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Event :has_modified Event :transferred_custody_of Event :transferred_ownership_of |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Thing |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Man_Made_Object |
| label | Physical_Object |
| definition | A thing in the world, e.g., buildings, trees, persons, but not ideas. |
| Properties | has_dimension: Dimension |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | damaged destroyed Event :moved Temporal_Entity :took_place_on_or_within Event :transferred_custody_of Event :transferred_ownership_of |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Legal_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Biological_Object Physical_Feature Physical_Man_Made_Thing Physical_Object |
| label | Physical Thing |
| definition | Comprises all persistent physical items with a relatively stable form, man-made or natural. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity |
|---|---|
| label | Place |
| definition | Any place at any level of granularity |
| Properties | adm1_code city: xsd:string country: Country iso_country_code label: xsd:string latitude: xsd:decimal longitude: xsd:decimal region: xsd:string state: xsd:string title: xsd:string |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Event :moved_from Event :moved_to Event :took_place_at |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Name |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Address Spatial_Coordinates |
| label | Place Name |
| definition | Comprises any sort of name characteristically used to refer to an E53 Place. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Property Type |
| definition | Comprises types of properties. Typically, instances of S9 Property Type would be aken from an ontology or terminological system. In particular, instances of this class can be used to describe in a parametric way what kind of properties the values in scientific data sets are about. By virtue of such descriptions, numeric data can be interpreted as sets of propositions in terms of a formal ontology, such as “concentration of nitrate”, observed in the ground water from a certain borehole. |
| definition | When modeling measurements, one creates a :Measurement event, and one needs to record the value measures together with its units (:Dimension), the object that was measured (:measured), and the property of the object that we are measuring (:observed_property_type), e.g., the width, or height, or price, or production level, etc. It is possible that all these properties are not defined as RDF properties in an ontology, e.g., :price is not in the ontology. The idea of :Property_Type is to create controlled vocabularies of properties one can observe, withut requiring that these properties be defined as RDF properties, i.e., the observed properties are data (instances of :Property_Type), so new ones can be added without extending the ontology. |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Type |
|---|---|
| label | Religion |
| definition | Identifies a religion in the world. |
| Referenced by | [Actor, Organization, Person]: religion |
| Referenced (I) | has_type: Type |
| Subclass of | Conceptual_Object |
|---|---|
| label | Right |
| definition | Comprises legal privileges concerning material and immaterial things or their derivatives. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Physical_Feature |
|---|---|
| label | Site |
| definition | Comprises pieces of land or sea floor. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Place_Name |
|---|---|
| label | Spatial Coordinates |
| definition | Comprises the textual or numeric information required to locate specific instances of E53 Place. Coordinates are not restricted to longitude, latitude and altitude. Any regular system of reference that maps onto an E19 Physical Object can be used to generate coordinates. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Conceptual_Object Legal_Object |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Information_Object |
| label | Symbolic Object |
| definition | Comprises identifiable symbols and any aggregation of symbols, such as characters, identifiers, traffic signs, emblems, texts, data sets, images, musical scores, multimedia objects, computer program code or mathematical formulae that have an objectively recognizable structure and that are documented as single units. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Condition_State Event |
| label | Temporal Entity |
| definition | Phenomena that happens over time, incuding :Event and :Condition_State. |
| Properties | description: xsd:string has_time_span: Time_Span identifier: xsd:string title: xsd:string took_place_on_or_within: Physical_Object |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Persistent_Item |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Legal_Object Man_Made_Thing |
| label | Thing |
| definition | Comprises usable discrete, identifiable, instances of E77 Persistent Item that are documented as single units. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Activity :used_specific_object |
| Referenced (I) | measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Entity |
|---|---|
| label | Time Span |
| definition | Defines a span of time. Allows for imprecise specification, including natural language text. |
| Properties | at_some_time_within_date: xsd:date beginning_date: xsd:date end_date: xsd:date had_at_least_duration: Dimension had_at_most_duration: Dimension ongoing_throughout_date: xsd:date |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced by | Temporal_Entity :has_time_span |
| Referenced (I) | topic: Entity was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Subclass of | Name |
|---|---|
| Superclass of | Date |
| label | Time Span Name |
| definition | comprises all forms of names or codes, such as historical periods, and dates, which are characteristically used to refer to a specific E52 Time-Span. |
| Properties (I) | citation: xsd:string code: xsd:string description: xsd:string has_condition: Condition_State has_type: Type identifier: xsd:string is_identified_by: Name label: xsd:string title: xsd:string topic: Entity |
| Referenced (I) | is_identified_by: Name measured: Persistent_Item occurred_in_the_presence_of: Persistent_Item topic: Entity used_specific_object: Thing was_influenced_by: Entity was_intended_use_of: Entity was_motivated_by: Entity |
| Superclass of | Country Ethnic_Group Human_Condition Language Material Measurement_Unit Modality Property_Type Religion |
|---|---|
| label | Type |
| definition | Comprises concepts denoted by terms from thesauri and controlled vocabularies used to characterize and classify instances of CRM classes. Instances of E55 Type represent concepts. |
| Referenced by | Entity :has_type |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_participant |
| Superproperty of | custody_received_by had_provider transferred_ownership_to |
| label | carried out by |
| definition | An :Actor that played an active role in an event. :carried_out_by implies causal or legal responsibility. |
| Domain | Condition_State |
|---|---|
| Range | Condition_State |
| label | consists of |
| definition | Describes the decomposition of an E3 Condition State into discrete, subsidiary states. |
| label | CRM equivalent |
|---|---|
| definition | Specifies an equivalent class or property in the CRM ontology. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | carried_out_by |
| label | custody received by |
| definition | identifies the an :Actor who receives custody of an an item as a result of an :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_provider |
| label | custody surrendered by |
| definition | Identifies an :Actor who surrenders custody of an item as a result of an :Event. |
| Range | Physical_Object |
|---|---|
| label | damaged |
| definition | A :Physical_Object that is physically damaged in an event. |
| Range | Physical_Object |
|---|---|
| label | destroyed |
| definition | A :Physical_Object that is physically destroyed in an event. |
| label | falls within |
|---|---|
| definition | Describes an instance of E4 Period, which falls within the E53 Place and E52 Time-Span of another. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | finishes |
| definition | This property is the same as the "finishes / finished-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | Dimension |
| label | had at least duration |
| definition | Describes the minimum length of time covered by an :Time_Span. |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | Dimension |
| label | had at most duration |
| definition | Describes the maximum length of time covered by an :Time_Span. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_participant |
| label | had beneficiary |
| definition | An :Actor that benefits in some way when an event occurs. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| Superproperty of | carried_out_by had_beneficiary had_target had_victim transferred_custody_of |
| label | had participant |
| definition | An :Actor who had an active or passive participation in an Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | carried_out_by |
| Superproperty of | custody_surrendered_by transferred_ownership_from |
| label | had provider |
| definition | An :Actor that provided something that was used in an :Event. |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| Subproperty of | used_specific_object |
| label | had specific purpose |
| definition | Identifies the relationship between a preparatory activity (the subject) and the event it is intended to be preparation for (the object). This includes activities, orders and other organisational actions, taken in preparation for other activities or events. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_participant |
| label | had target |
| definition | An :Entity that was intended to be affected by an :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_participant |
| label | had victim |
| definition | An :Actor negatively affected by an event, e.g., a person who was killed, and organization that was robbed. |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Condition_State |
| label | has condition |
| definition | Records a :Condition_State for some :Physical_Object. |
| Domain | Physical_Object |
|---|---|
| Range | Dimension |
| label | has dimension |
| definition | Records a :Dimension of some E70 Thing. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Physical_Man_Made_Thing |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| label | has modified |
| definition | Identifies a :Man_Made_Thing modified in an :Event. |
| Domain | Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Time_Span |
| label | has time-span |
| definition | The time interval when the :E2_Temporal_Entity happened. |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Type |
| label | has type |
| definition | allows sub typing of CRM entities - a form of specialisation – through the use of a terminological hierarchy, or thesaurus.. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | includes |
| definition | This property is the same as the "during / includes" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | is equal in time to |
| definition | This property is the same as the "equal" relationship of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | is finished by |
| definition | This property is the same as the "finishes / finished-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Name |
| label | is identified by |
| definition | Describes the naming or identification of any real world item by a name or any other identifier. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | is started by |
| definition | This property is the same as the "starts / started-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Range | Persistent_Item |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| label | measured |
| definition | Specifies the item that was measured in a :Measurement event. Material and immaterial things and processes may be measured. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | meets in time with |
| definition | .This property is the same as the "meets / met-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Physical_Object |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| label | moved |
| definition | Identifies a :Physical_Object that is moved during a move :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Place |
| Subproperty of | took_place_at |
| label | moved from |
| definition | Identifies the :Place where an object is moved from. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Place |
| Subproperty of | took_place_at |
| label | moved to |
| definition | Identifies the :Place where an object is moved to. |
| Domain | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Range | Dimension |
| label | observed dimension |
| definition | Records the :Dimension that was observed in Measurement :Event. The item measured is recorded using the :measured property of the :Event. One measurement activity may determine more than one dimension of one object. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Persistent_Item |
| Superproperty of | had_participant has_modified measured moved transferred_ownership_of used_specific_object |
| label | occurred in the presence of |
| definition | Entities that were present during the event and are somehow relevant to the event, e.g., a car or building destroyed in a bombing, a car that was parked close by, the weapon used, people who witnessed the event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | occurs after |
| definition | This property is the same as the "before / after" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | occurs before |
| definition | This property is the same as the "before / after" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | occurs during |
| definition | This property is the same as the "during / includes" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | overlaps in time with |
| definition | This property is the same as the "overlaps / overlapped-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| label | period consists of |
|---|---|
| definition | Describes the decomposition of an instance of E4 Period into discrete, subsidiary periods. |
| Domain | Actor Organization Person |
|---|---|
| Range | Religion |
| label | religion |
| definition | Records the religion of an :Actor. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Event |
| label | starts |
| definition | This property is the same as the "starts / started-by" relationships of Allen’s temporal logic (Allen, 1983, pp. 832-843). |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Place |
| Superproperty of | moved_from moved_to |
| label | took place at |
| definition | Records a :Place associated with a :Temporal_Entity. |
| definition | Identifies the :Place where an :Event took place. |
| Domain | Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Physical_Object |
| label | took place on or within |
| definition | Describes the location of Temporal_Entity with respect to :Physical_Object, e.g., an event that took place inside a building, and perhaps we don't know where the building is. |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | Entity |
| label | topic |
| definition | Records that the object is the :topic of the subject. Applies to any two pairs of entities. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Physical_Man_Made_Thing Physical_Object |
| Subproperty of | had_participant |
| label | transferred custody of |
| definition | Identifies an item or items whose custody is transferred as a result of an :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | had_provider |
| label | transferred ownership from |
| definition | Identifies an :Actor that acquires the legal ownership of an object as a result of an :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Physical_Man_Made_Thing Physical_Object |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of |
| label | transferred ownership of |
| definition | Identifies the items involved in an acquisition :Event. |
| Domain | Event |
|---|---|
| Range | Actor |
| Subproperty of | carried_out_by |
| label | transferred ownership to |
| definition | Identifies an :Actor that acquires the legal ownership of an object as a result of an :Event. |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Thing |
| Subproperty of | occurred_in_the_presence_of was_influenced_by |
| Superproperty of | had_specific_purpose was_intended_use_of |
| label | used specific object |
| definition | Describes the use of material or immaterial things in a way essential to the performance or the outcome of an :Event. |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Entity |
| Superproperty of | used_specific_object was_motivated_by |
| label | was influenced by |
| definition | A high level property, which captures the relationship between an :Event and anything that may have had some bearing upon it. |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Entity |
| Subproperty of | used_specific_object |
| label | was intended use of |
| definition | Describes an item or items that are regarded as a reason for carrying out the :Event. |
| Domain | Activity |
|---|---|
| Range | Entity |
| Subproperty of | was_influenced_by |
| label | was motivated by |
| definition | Describes an item or items that are regarded as a reason for carrying out the :Event. |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:date |
| label | at some time within |
| definition |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:date |
| label | date |
| definition | A :Time_Span can be specified using a date e.g., 2018-05-31, and the span covers the 24 hours of the day in GMT. |
| Subproperty of | code |
|---|---|
| label | CAMEO code |
| definition | A code used in the CAMEO ontology. |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | citation |
| definition | A form of provenance, records a reference to a document that provides evidence for the information associated with an entity. |
| Domain | Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | city |
| definition | The name of a city in a country, corresponds to PPL in geonames. |
| Domain | Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| Superproperty of | cameo_code iso_code |
| label | code |
| definition | A short string used as a code for an entity. |
| Domain | Entity Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | description |
| definition | A long description of an entity, typically multiple lines of text. |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:date |
| label | date |
| definition |
| Domain | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:decimal |
| label | value |
| definition | Records a numeric value associated with an entity. |
| Range | xsd:string |
|---|---|
| label | icon color |
| definition | Specifies the color of an icon that a user interface may display when showing values of a property or class in the user interface. |
| Range | xsd:string |
|---|---|
| label | icon name |
| definition | Specifies the name of an icon that a user interface may display when showing values of a property or class in the user interface. |
| Domain | Entity Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | identifier |
| definition | A string that uniquely identifies an entity within a domain of entities. |
| Subproperty of | code |
|---|---|
| Superproperty of | adm1_code iso_country_code |
| label | ISO code |
| definition | A sanctioned ISO code for something. |
| Domain | Actor Entity Group Organization Person Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | label |
| definition | A short label for an entity. |
| Domain | Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:decimal |
| label | latitude |
| definition | The latitude coordinate of a :Place. |
| Domain | Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:decimal |
| label | longitude |
| definition | The longitude coordinate of a :Place. |
| Domain | Time_Span |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:date |
| label | ongoing throughout |
| definition |
| Domain | Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | region |
| definition | The name of region in the world, not assumed to be in a controlled vocabulary. |
| Domain | Place |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | state |
| definition | The name of a state or province in a country, corresponds to ADM1 in geonames. |
| Domain | Actor Entity Group Organization Person Place Temporal_Entity |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:string |
| label | title |
| definition | A title for an entity, typically one line of text to describe it. |
| Domain | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:decimal |
| label | value is at least |
| definition | Records a lower bound on a value, when the value is not known with certainty or the value is unknown. |
| Domain | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Range | xsd:decimal |
| label | value is at most |
| definition | Records a lower bound on a value, when the value is not known with certainty or the value is unknown. |
Missing a super class of http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Information_Object with uri http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Propositional_Object.
Misssing a subproperty of http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/destroyed with URI http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/took_out_of_existence
Misssing a subproperty of http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/damaged with URI http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/participant
Missing a domain class for :icon_name with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#DatatypeProperty.
Missing a domain class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#DatatypeProperty.
Missing a domain class for :icon_color with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#ObjectProperty.
Missing a domain class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class.
Missing a domain class for :icon_color with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class.
Missing a domain class for :falls_within with uri http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Period.
Missing a domain class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#ObjectProperty.
Missing a domain class for :icon_color with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#DatatypeProperty.
Missing a domain class for :period_consists_of with uri http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Period.
Missing a domain class for :icon_name with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class.
Missing a domain class for :icon_name with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#ObjectProperty.
Missing a range class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#ObjectProperty.
Missing a range class for :period_consists_of with uri http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Period.
Missing a range class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#DatatypeProperty.
Missing a range class for :falls_within with uri http://dig.isi.edu/ontologies/dig/Period.
Missing a range class for :crm_equivalent with uri http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class.
Redundant domain :Activity for :had_specific_purpose.
Redundant domain :Activity for :had_specific_purpose.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_custody_of.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_custody_of.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_beneficiary.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_beneficiary.
Redundant domain :Event for :moved_from.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_to.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_to.
Redundant domain :Event for :moved.
Redundant domain :Event for :moved_to.
Redundant domain :Activity for :was_intended_use_of.
Redundant domain :Activity for :was_intended_use_of.
Redundant domain :Activity for :was_motivated_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :custody_surrendered_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :custody_surrendered_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :custody_surrendered_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :custody_received_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :custody_received_by.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_provider.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_provider.
Redundant domain :Activity for :used_specific_object.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_participant.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_of.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_victim.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_victim.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_target.
Redundant domain :Event for :had_target.
Redundant domain :Event for :has_modified.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_from.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_from.
Redundant domain :Event for :transferred_ownership_from.


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Stephen Hazleton
Senior Software Engineer
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+447429337552
Profile
Senior Software Engineer with eight years’ in the industry. As Wherewolf’s first technical hire I have spent the last two of them designing, building and delivering a successful SAAS product to market. Prior experience in a much larger organisation gives me excellent grounding as a technical manager and mentor, who has vast experience fixing urgent production issues.
Experience
- Full Stack Developer (remote)
- Wherewolf Ltd
2015 - Present
Wherewolf is a small startup based out of Queenstown, New Zealand, disrupting the adventure tourism industry. I am effectively their first technical hire, reporting directly to the CTO and CEO.
Over the last two years I have designed and built Wherewolf’s flagship SAAS product, which has been a huge success and allowed the company to scale and grow beyond what any of us thought possible.
The Wherewolf stack is Angular 4 / Typescript, Node.js and Postgres, running on Amazon EC2 / Amazon ECS (Docker).
~ Design and build Wherewolf Arrivals iPad App
~ Introduce docker for continuous deployment
~ Liaise with C level staff on product direction and priority
~ Develop API features
~ Carry out database performance analysis
~ Create dev tooling
~ Modernise business processes and SDLC
~ Troubleshoot legacy web apps
~ Maintain production environments
~ Perform code reviews
~ Mentor developers
- Programming Teacher
- Sydney Programming School (code4fun)
Sep 2016 - Mar 2017
Code4Fun are a commercial programming school in Sydney, Australia. I taught with them most afternoons and on occasional holiday camps.
Teaching classes and preparing courses provided a different take on patience and communication that I have since found useful professionally. Moreover, teaching to a student who has no grounding in a subject truly enforces your own knowledge of the fundamentals.
~ Teach programming to students aged 6-16 in groups of up to 22
~ Create and teach syllabi for Angular 2 (WhatsApp clone) and Python (Aboriginal Translation Portal)
~ Meet with parents to discuss student progress
- Technical Lead (Payments and Gaming)
- OpenBet
Dec 2013 - Jan 2015
OpenBet are a London based trading platform providing software for most highstreet bookmakers in the UK, employing around 400 staff in 2015.
TLs at OpenBet handle the full management spectrum, from HR issues to performance appraisals. On the William Hill account, I was also responsible for managing the client’s expectations on payments integrations and fixed odds gaming.
In 2015, the OpenBet stack was vanilla JS / HTML, a TCL application server, running on IBM Informix.
~ Manage a team of eight including two remote staff based in Athens
~ Make high level system architecture decisions
~ Run technical workshops with clients
~ Introduce docker for development and test environments
~ Monitor system-wide performance
~ Perform code reviews
~ Take interviews
~ Always available for escalation 24/7
- Senior Problem Analyst (Tier III Support)
- OpenBet
Jun 2013 - Dec 2013
The time I spent with the support team serves me daily. I learned why best practices should be adhered to, why concise yet thorough processes are crucial, how to write effective documentation, how to find bugs quickly - and not cause them in the first place.
Most of all I gained the skills required to perform complex tasks quickly and under intense pressure.
~ Field urgent technical support escalations
~ Perform diligent triage of incoming issues
~ Analyse full stack performance
~ Increase the knowledge base documentation
~ Work shifts out of hours / overnight
~ Review fixes with the development teams
~ Be aware of SLAs and prioritise work accordingly
~ Liaise with clients often under difficult circumstances
- Senior Developer
- OpenBet
Jan 2012 - Jun 2013
- Developer
- OpenBet
Jun 2010 - Jan 2012
Education
- Lancaster University
- Computer Science BSc, First Class Honours
2007 - 2010
Head of department prize for best third year performance
Tech
- Angular 4+
- Typescript
- Node.js
- Docker
- AWS Ecosystem (EC2 / ECS)
- SQL, Postgres and Informix
- Python
- TCL
- Bash
- Unix
- XCode
- Cordova
Certificates
- Informix Database
- IBM
2012
Informix training course lead by IBM focusing on performance analysis and optimisation
- Employee of the month
- Office Angels
2008
Whilst temping during the university summer (Office Angel of the Month!)
Open Source
www: http://lathonez.com | github: lathonez | twitter: lathonez | stackoverflow: lathonez


Kujo the Dog
Properties of Kujo
Things to know before approaching that could save your life:
- His bite is worse than his bark
- He loves eating these things in this order:
- The dreams of small children
- Rice Krispies
- Bacon
- Human Flesh
- He is 1,000 years old
You've been warned!
Care instructions:
- Machine wash: cold
- Always use condtioner. ALWAYS.
- Read no less than 15 minutes from one of the following:
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- War and Peace
- One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish


Using Ember FastBoot
in Weird Ways
by 0xADADA
Boston Ember Community, June 18th 2019
Boston Ember Community, June 18th 2019
https://0xadada.pub
(my internet house)Many online retailers allow "from the manufacturer" or "below-the-fold" content— that is, content from the manufacturer describing their own product. Most often this is rich marketing text, images, and video.
iframe
what would work with these constraints? 🤔
iframe
iframe
on pageiframe
loads static HTMLconfig
: The template
env
: The content and data bindings
{
"config": {
"$vbox": [{
"$hbox": [{
"$text": "Your name: "
},
{
"$input": {
"$bind": "name"
}
}
]
},
{
"$text": {
"$join": [{
"$bind": "greeting"
},
{
"$bind": "name"
}
]
}
}
]
},
"env": {
"greeting": "Hello, ",
"name": "CHANGEME"
}
}
$ ember new my-project --yarn
$ ember install ember-cli-fastboot
$ yarn add -D fastboot-app-server
$ node server.js
server.js
fastboot-app-server
in production 💣💥
document
, no
window
objects.
ember-cli-fastboot-testing
for testing server FastBootpackage.json "dependencies"
block$ npm home system-font-i18n-css