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Yuna "Crush" ft. Usher
New MusicBy DDot Omen February 25, 2016 Leave a comment
Yuna (@YunaMusic @Usher) is gearing up to release her new album Chapters. The Malaysian songstress collides with Usher for this new offering Crush. Listen below. New Music: Yuna ft. Usher – Crush
Mannie Fresh "Hate" ft. Lil Wayne & Juvenile
Mannie Fresh (@MannieFresh @LilTunechi) reunites The Hoy Boys/Cash Money era on this new offering "Hate". Not only that but the super producer has signed a deal with Nas's label Mass Appeal records and will be releasing a new project soon. "One word to describe this track: Bawesome—because I'm a boss and I'm awesome. I've put…
Plies On The Breakfast Club
DAILY DOSE, Interviews, New Video, New VideosBy DDot Omen February 25, 2016 Leave a comment
Plies (@Plies @CThaGod) paid a visit to Power 105.1 for an interview with The Breakfast Club. Plies chopped it up about his current social media frenzy with "Ran Off On The Plug", getting body slammed on stage and his spat with Young Thug. Watch below. https://youtu.be/viUx5Yy2uJM
Behind The Meme "Crying Michael Jordan" Documentary
DAILY DOSE, LMAO, New Video, New Videos, SportsBy DDot Omen February 25, 2016 Leave a comment
The internet is undefeated. The good folks over at The STASHED partnered up with HTC to get to the bottom of the world renowned social media meme, Crying Michael Jordan. If you've been on Instagram or Twitter in the past two years and not under a rock like Lamar Odom (pun intended), then you've witnessed…
Catfish Season 5 Episode 1
EntertainmentBy DDot Omen February 25, 2016 Leave a comment
Catfish Season 5 Episode 1. Full Episode. Click "NEXT PAGE". NEXT PAGE
Black-ish Season 2 Episode 16
Black-ish Season 2 Episode 16. Full Episode. Click "Next Page" to watch. NEXT PAGE
ASAP MOB ft. Danny Brown & Aston Matthews "Hella Hoes" Remix
ASAP MOB (@ASAPMOB @xdannyxbrownx) continue to deliver for Wavy Wednesdays, as they drop off a remix to the collectives single "Hella Hoes" with some help from frequent collaborators Danny Brown and Aston Matthews. Listen below.
Rihanna Performs "Work" With Drake At BRIT Awards
DAILY DOSE, New Video, New VideosBy DDot Omen February 24, 2016 Leave a comment
Rihanna (@Rihanna) took stage across the pond for the 2016 BRIT Awards. After performing "Consideration", the first track off ANTI, Rih was joined by Drake for a live rendition of their chune "Work". Watch below. via RD
New Music: Baauer ft. Pusha T & Future "Kung Fu"
Baauer (@baauer @PUSHA_T) reemerges after the hype of his smash single Harlem Shake and is ready to drop a new project on March 18th. For this first offering he aligns with Pusha T and Future for "Kung Fu". Listen below.
Kanye West To Release New Album Summer 2016; Debuts "Saint Pablo" At 1OAK
All Summer Sixteen? Kanye West (@kanyewest) continues to annoy the living shit out of the internet but he means well so deal with it. Yeezy popped up on stage at 1OAK in Los Angeles alongside Yo Gotti. While behind the DJ booth he took the liberty of debuting a new song called "Saint Pablo", featuring…
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Are you automating cm and then got an unexpected "you have to may privates" message?
Then add --machinereadable to the command to skip it.
Command line and GUIs warn you when finding "pending changes" is too slow. They do this to help you configuring the system correctly and make sure it performs as expected.
But, when you are automating, these messages can be annoying since you just want to skip them to parse.
Do you want to remove the warning message from the "cm status"? Please include the following parameter "--machinereadable" in your "cm status" command. It should allow you to parse the output.


Let's take rock climbing and use it as the example.
You've chosen your lane and it's rock climbing. There may be times when you feel overwhelmed by the challenges to become the best, however, you must not divert.
This is explained in Seth Godin's The Dip.
You start off by joining a rock climbing meet up and learn the basics. Next, you begin taking your skills and applying it to weekend trips with new friends.
Once you've gotten down how to climb and are having fun, you begin to explore more difficult climbs that not too many others can do.
If you've got a few difficult climbs down, you move onto letting people know about those climbs. You build a network and start to prepare for an even more strenuous climb that takes a lot of physical agility.
This is weeks, months, and possibly years of hard work and dedication.
The more you climb and the more people you meet, the more you share this connection with them. Now you're among the elite rock climbers of the world.
You write a book or you make a YouTube channel. Maybe you get sponsored by Patagonia or another outdoors brands.
You go on interviews and meet new people and other rock climbers pay attention to you.
These are the accomplishments you've made like traveling across the world and rock climbing or rock climbing in the Himalayas. Also, it's tied to how many years you've been rock climbing for.
This can be that you're the first to climb Everest or that you've climbed Everest in less time than others. Also, it's reaching a goal like climbing 50 mountains in one year.
Among the other rock climbers of the world, people look to you for advice while you trend among the topic of rock climbing in IG. Also, it's having a crowd of inside rock climbers who trust you.
Although I used rock climbing, this can be applied to any industry or interest.


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In a special crossover episode of The David Pakman Show on YouTube, hear the infuriating story of how the 2,232 page "omnibus" government funding bill became law , discover a provision snuck into law that further erodes privacy rights, learn why only some stoners and legit medical marijuana patients are protected by the omnibus, and hear about some strange provisions that appear to give free reign to the intelligence agencies for the next six months.
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Article: How will the CLOUD Act work? by Lauren C. Williams, FCW, April 5, 2018.
Article: Members literally don't have enough time to read some bills before a vote is held. This change would require they do by Jesse Rifkin, GovTrack Insider, March 29, 2018.
Article: Two more wildfire seasons will pass before deal to fix federal funding kicks in by Kate Irby, McClatchy DC, March 27, 2018.
Article: Sen. James Risch's decades-old grudge briefly derailed the big spending bill by Mike DeBonis, The Washington Post, March 23, 2018.
Article: Trump signs $1.3 trillion spending bill despite veto threat on Twitter by John Wagner and Mike DeBonis, The Washington Post, March 23, 2018.
Article: As the CLOUD Act sneaks into the omnibus, big tech butts heads with privacy advocates by Taylor Hatmaker, Tech Crunch, March 22, 2018.
Press Release: Goodlatte statement on inclusion of CLOUD Act in Omnibus, House Judiciary Committee, March 22, 2018.
Article: READ: House releases 2,232-page spending bill by The Hill Staff, The Hill, March 21, 2018.
Article: Congresional negotiators reach deal on $1.3 trillion spending bill ahead of Friday government shutdown deadline by Mike DeBonis and Erica Werner, The Washington Post, March 21, 2018.
Article: Microsoft's supreme court case has big implications for data by Louise Matsakis, Wired, February 27, 2018.
Article: Military injuries and deaths off the battlefield are increasing by Erika I. Ritchie, Military.com, October 15, 2017.
Article: Mattis: Unclear if budget cuts play role in military crashes by Lolita C. Baldor, Military.com, September 19, 2017.
Article: Five Marines in critical condition after AAV catches fire by Hope Hodge Seck, Military.com, September 13, 2017.
Article: Legal battle haunts MOX project 10 years later by Michael Smith, Aiken Standard, August 2, 2017.
Article: Project Maven to deploy computer algorithms to war zone by year's end by Cheryl Pellerin, Department of Defense, July 21, 2017.
Article: Israeli air force deploys operational Arrow-3 missile defense by Barbara Opall-Rome, Defense News, January 18, 2017.
Article: Pentagon's black budget tops $56 billion by Noah Shachtman, Wired, February 1, 2010.
Issue: Into the black, The Atlantic, September 2002
Bill Outline
H.R. 1625: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018
DIVISION B – Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Explanatory Statement
Sec. 521: Money appropriated by this Act for intelligence activities are "deemed to be specifically authorized by Congress "during fiscal year 2018 until the enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal year 2018".
Sec. 537: "None of the funds made available under this Act to the Department of Justice may be used, with respect to any of the States of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, or with respect to the District of Columbia, Guam, or Puerto Rico, to prevent any of them from implementing their own laws that authorize the use, distribution, possession, or cultivation of medical marijuana."
DIVISION C – Department of Defense
Sec. 8018: Prohibits the Department of Defense from disposing of M-1 Carbine rifles, M-1 Garand rifles, M-14 rifles, .22 caliber rifles, .30 caliber rifles, or M-1911 pistols or to destroy ammunition that is allowed to be commercially sold.
Sec. 8071: Over $705 million will be spent on missile defense for Israel, with requirements that $420 million of that be shared with U.S. war equipment manufacturers, including at least $120 million to be shared with Boeing for the Arrow 3 Upper Tier system.
Sec. 8073: Money appropriated by this Act for intelligence activities are "deemed to be specifically authorized by the Congress" during fiscal year 2018 until the enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018.
Sec. 8107: Allows local military commanders – if the Defense Secretary creates regulations allowing it – to provide payments to people for damage, injuries, and deaths caused by the Armed Forces.
Sec. 8115:: Prohibits the Defense Department from initiating or expanding support to foreign forces, irregular forces, groups, or individuals without informing Congress 15 days in advance, but the Defense Secretary can waive this and tell Congress within 72 hours.
Sec. 8119: Military and civilian employees of the Defense Department can't use their Government Travel Charge Card on gambling or strippers.
AFGHANISTAN SECURITY FORCES FUND – $4.666 billion will be provided to the "security forces of Afghanistan, including the provision of equipment, supplies, services, training, facility and infrastructure repair, renovation, construction, and funding."
COUNTER-ISIS TRAIN AND EQUIP FUND – $1.769 billion will be provided for "assistance, including training; equipment; logistics support, supplies, and services; stipends; infrastructure repair and renovation; and sustainment, to foreign security forces, irregular forces, groups, or individuals participating, or preparing to participate in activities to counter the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, and their affiliated or associated groups" – The money can also be used to "enhance the border security of nations adjacent to conflict areas including Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Tunisia."
Sec. 9007: Prohibits the US Government from creating any permanent military bases in Iraq or Afghanistan or from exercising "United States control over any oil resource of Iraq."
Sec. 9011: Allows $500 million to be given to Jordan "to support the armed forces of Jordan and to enhance security along its borders."
Sec. 9013: Provides $200 million for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative to "provide assistance , including training; equipment; lethal weapons of a defensive nature; logistics support, supplies and services; sustainment; and intelligence support to the military and national security forces of Ukraine, and for replacement of any weapons or defensive articles provided to the Government of Ukraine from the inventory of the United States"
Sec. 9022: Allows the money in the Afghanistan Security Forces fund to be used to provide training, equipment, and "other assistance" that is legally prohibited because the "Secretary of Defense has credible information that he unit has committed a gross violation of human rights." . This is allowed as long as the Defense Secretary notifies Congress within 30 days.
Defense Explanatory Statement
Provides over $131 million ($100 million more than requested ) for Project Maven
Classified appropriations total $46,659,168,000, which is $2.3 billion more than requested.
DIVISION D – Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies
Sec. 108: Prohibits permits from being required for the release of dredged or mill material from farming, ranching, construction and maintenance of dikes, dams, levees, and "transportation structures", construction or maintenance of farm or stock ponds or irrigation ditches, construction of farm roads or forest roads, or for temporary roads for moving mining equipment.
Sec. 302: Money appropriated for intelligence "by this or any other Act" are "deemed to be specifically authorized by the Congress" for ["intelligence or intelligence-related activity](http://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=(title:50%20section:3094%20edition:prelim) for the rest of fiscal year 2018 (until September 30, 2018) or until the enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal year 2018.
Sec. 306: Prohibits the Secretary of Energy from creating any new regional petroleum reserve unless the "reserve is explicitly requested in advance in an annual budget submission and approved by the Congress in an appropriations Act."
Sec. 309: Allows money to be used for the construction of the 99-D-143 Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility in South Carolina.
Sec. 311: Allows the Secretary of Energy to sell oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve if the President determines that a regional supply shortage exists and there will be severe increase in the price of oil.
Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Explanatory Statement
Funding Levels by Energy Type
Geothermal Energy: $80 million
Wind Energy: $92 million
Water Power: $105 million
Solar Energy: $241 million
Total Renewable Energy = $2.3 billion (Trump administration requested only $636 million)
Fossil Fuel Energy
Unconventional fossil fuels: $40 million
Natural Gas: $50 million
Coal: $481 million
Fossil Fuels: $726 million
Nuclear Energy: Over $1.2 billion
DIVISION F – Department of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security Explanatory Statement
Sec. 506: Money appropriated by this Act for intelligence activities are "deemed to be specifically authorized by the Congress" during fiscal year 2018 until the enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018.
DIVISION G – Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies
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import io.reactivex.Flowable;
import io.reactivex.plugins.RxJavaPlugins;
import io.reactivex.schedulers.Schedulers;

public final class ParallelInterrupt {

    private ParallelInterrupt() { }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
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\section{Related Work}
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\section{Experiments}
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\section{Conclusion}
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\subsection{Future Work}

\section{The Crowdsource Protocol} \label{ctrb:2cp-crowdsource}

For the scenario of the Crowdsource Protocol, we suppose that Alice (the \textit{evaluator}) has a high quality, well distributed and highly representative dataset for a machine learning task. Her dataset is not large enough to train an effective model for this task, but it is sufficient as a test set to evaluate a trained model. Bob, Carol and others (the \textit{trainers}) own suitable datasets to train Alice's model but they are not willing to share them. They are willing to help Alice train a model using Federated Learning, but want to be fairly rewarded for their contributions. They are, of course, unable to reach consensus on how rewards should be split between them. Alice therefore calls upon Bob, Carol et al to train her model using the \textit{Crowdsource Protocol}.

The protocol goes as follows:

\textbf{1)} Alice deploys the Crowdsource smart contract to the Ethereum blockchain, creates the genesis model, uploads it to IPFS then records its CID on the contract. She also sets the duration, in number of seconds, for each training round. Alternatively, anyone else with an Ethereum wallet could do this, then set Alice's address as the evaluator. Either way, all parties can verify that the contract has been set up correctly and refuse to participate until it has.

\textbf{2)} Once Alice's transactions have been confirmed, the others can see the CID of the genesis model and proceed to download it from IPFS.

\textbf{3)} Using their own data, the trainers each run iterations of training, upload their updated models to IPFS then record their CIDs on the contract. This all needs to be done within the duration of a single training round. The trainers then wait until the next training round starts.

\textbf{4)} On commencement of the next training round, the trainers can see all the CIDs of the updates submitted in the previous training round. They each download these model updates from IPFS and calculate the mean aggregate of them. This is done independently, and they all arrive at the same result.

\textbf{5)} The trainers start from their aggregate (this is the considered the \textit{global model} at the current training round), and repeat the previous steps 3-4 for either a pre-determined number of rounds, or until Alice is satisfied with the global model performance (as evaluated on her own data).

\textbf{6)} The smart contract contains a full history of model updates in each round. Alice can now download all of these and calculate the contributivity of each of them. She assigns a number of \textit{tokens} to each update on the smart contract, as determined by their contributivity. Each token represents a unit of positive contribution to the model. Note that these tokens do not represent financial value nor affect model governance.

The smart contract also contains a record of the model updates each address has made. The tokens owned by each address is the sum of the tokens assigned to each of their updates. Each client's shares in the final model is determined by the proportion of tokens they own.

\begin{figure}
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{figures/fl-blocks-training.png}
    \caption{Evaluator and clients interactions with the smart contract during the training process. Each block number $n_i$ denotes the first block with a timestamp that falls within the time range for the training round $i$.}
    \label{fig:fl-blocks-training}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{figures/fl-blocks-evaluate.png}
    \caption{Evaluator interactions with the smart contract during the evaluation process. In this case the evaluator is retrospectively evaluating all updates up to and including the third training round, but they could also evaluate updates as each training round finishes.}
    \label{fig:fl-blocks-evaluate}
\end{figure}

Figure \ref{fig:fl-blocks-training} shows how the evaluator and clients interact with the smart contract. Note that at each block, the smart contract contains the full history of the training process up to that training round. Evaluation can therefore be done in parallel with the training process, retrospectively after the training process, or somewhere in between. The evaluator does not have a time limit to submit their results and does not stall the training process.

We now need an objective performance metric $v$ for the trained model. Our metric is to evaluate the loss of the trained model against a varied, representative and highly accurate holdout test set. The test set must be unavailable to clients and trainers, and used only after the training process is complete, ie. can yield no further changes to the model. In the context of our scenario, Alice's dataset would be used as the holdout test set. Outside of the Crowdsource setting, such an ideal test set is unlikely to exist, and we cannot use the Crowdsource Protocol.

With the performance metric established, it remains to choose a method for determining each participant's contributivity $C$ towards the final model performance $v(M)$. \textbf{Step-by-step evaluation}, as described in Section \ref{rel:step-by-step}, is a suitable method for this. Unlike the other data valuation methods, it can be done in the Federated Learning setting, scores can be calculated retrospectively and do not require the training of any additional models. The computational costs for step-by-step evaluation also increase linearly with the number of clients, in contrast to idealistic approaches based on the Shapley value \cite{shapley_notes_1951}.

We assume that clients' cost of computation is relatively small compared to the value of their data, so every client is incentivised to train on their entire dataset in each iteration, in order to maximise expected performance and reward.

\section{The Consortium Protocol}\label{ctrb:2cp-consortium}

The scenario of the Consortium Protocol sees Alice, Bob, Carol et al each own datasets and form a \textit{consortium}, collaborating to train a Federated Learning model. As a consortium of equals, there is no natural candidate for the \textit{evaluator} role, and hence they cannot use the Crowdsource Protocol from Section \ref{ctrb:2cp-crowdsource}. However, they would still like to split ownership of the resulting model according to the value of their contributions. They therefore make use of the \textit{Consortium Protocol}.

The method for calculating data contributivity described in Section \ref{ctrb:2cp-crowdsource} relies on the existence of a holdout test set by which to evaluate models. In the Consortium setting such a holdout set does not exist. Furthermore, we assume that clients cannot be trusted to set aside any of their data to produce a combined holdout set. This is because we would expect clients to `cheat' and train the model using their holdout data, knowing that this maximises their own contributivity score. As the data used to train local updates is kept secret, they would not be caught if they do this. We also cannot use round-robin based schemes where, for example, clients evaluate one round each in turns - again, because clients would use the same data for both training and evaluation. We therefore propose a new scheme, labelled as \textbf{Parallel Cross Validation}, where clients can use their entire datasets both for training and evaluation.

Parallel cross validation draws inspiration from the \textit{k-fold cross-validation} technique, where $k=N$ and $N$ is the number of clients. Each round, every client trains $N$ \textit{auxiliary models} (one for each coalition of $N-1$ clients), and evaluates the one model trained by the coalition of all other clients excluding it. Every client also runs a training round on the \textit{main model}, which is trained by all $N$ clients together. The contributivity of each client towards the main model is calculated by summing their contributivities across the auxiliary models. An illustration of the process is shown in Figure \ref{fig:parallel-cross-validation}.

\begin{figure}
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{figures/parallel-cross-validation.png}
    \caption{Parallel cross-validation to determine contributivities of a model with no evaluator.}
    \label{fig:parallel-cross-validation}
\end{figure}

For a consortium of $N$ members to run the Consortium Protocol, they essentially need to run the Crowdsourcing Protocol $N+1$ times, either sequentially or in parallel. In each of the first $N$ of these processes, a different coalition of $N-1$ members trains an auxiliary model, and the remaining member acts as the evaluator. The evaluator uses their data as the holdout set and calculates the contributivity of each trainer. In the final process, all $N$ members train the main model. Remember that we do not have a holdout set by which to evaluate the main model, or to calculate contributivities. Instead, we estimate its performance by averaging the performances of the other $N$ auxiliary models. The contributivity of each trainer is the sum of their contributivities towards the $N-1$ auxiliary models they helped to train.

The Consortium Protocol exposes two limitations compared to the Crowdsource Protocol: \textbf{1)} Unlike the Crowdsource Protocol, the Consortium Protocol is a closed process and participants must be determined beforehand. \textbf{2)} The number of models that need to be trained increases linearly with the number of trainers. All but one of these models are used only for contributivity calculations.

\begin{figure}
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{figures/consortium-contracts.png}
    \caption{Suppose Alice, Bob and Carol are running the Consortium Protocol. Their Consortium contract orchestrates 4 Crowdsource contracts, which take charge of a model each.}
    \label{fig:consortium-contracts}
\end{figure}

\subsection{General Remarks}

\subsection{Data Contributivity for Shared Ownership}
\label{rel:contributivity-considerations}

Parties who collaborate to train a model may agree in advance how to split ownership of it, and any of its resulting utility and revenue. In many of these cases, some parties are able to make greater contributions than others, and would want to see this reflected in their shares. However, the relative value of each party is non-trivial to determine. One must consider many factors together, such as the \textbf{size, quality, representativeness, or novelty} of their local datasets. We can also imagine that a dataset may be poor in isolation, but a valuable addition to other datasets in training a combined model. Conversely, datasets which happen to work well on their own may add little value, or even be a detriment, when combined with other datasets.

In summary, the relative value of collaborating parties' datasets is nearly impossible to determine before training. Furthermore, in Federated Learning settings this problem is compounded by an insurmountable obstacle: parties cannot reveal their data to each other. Therefore, no party has any way to prove the value that their data would bring to the final shared model.

It follows that we should evaluate datasets retrospectively, rather than before the training process. An ideal way of dividing ownership of a trained model (or its profits) would be to split it according to the value that each participant contributes to the final performance of the model, ie. the \textit{contributivity} of their data. This value is objective and can be calculated after the training process is complete. In this case, we do not need to access any participant's data or balance the aforementioned, competing factors. If there were such a protocol, each participant could confidently contribute to the model, with the knowledge that they will be fairly rewarded for it.

\subsection{The Role of Blockchains}

Currently, the most popular Federated Learning protocols \cite{mcmahan_communication-efficient_2017, bonawitz_practical_2017} require a central organiser to execute the training protocol. This is not ideal in the consortium setting - typically, consortia of organisations may not fully trust each other, and may not be able to agree who acts as the central organiser.

Meanwhile, in both crowdsource and consortium settings, participants may need an incentive to participate in the training process. Owners of particularly large or otherwise valuable datasets may also wish to see this reflected in their rewards.

Blockchains allow multiple parties to keep a distributed, immutable and verifiable ledger of records. Meanwhile, blockchain smart contracts can automatically and trustlessly execute pre-determined agreements between them. This work explores how Blockchains - and in particular Ethereum \cite{wood_ethereum_2014} - may be useful to design improved Federated Learning protocols which allow participants to: 1) Pool their resources while fulfilling their own data protection obligations; 2) Allocate shares in the resulting model based on the value of their individual contributions; 3) Enforce these agreements automatically and trustlessly.

\subsection{Summary of Contributions}

\begin{itemize}

    \item We explain and advocate \textit{step-by-step evaluation} \cite{noauthor_substrafoundationdistributed-learning-contributivity_2020} as a \textit{contributivity} measure, ie. the relative utility of participants in a Federated Learning process.
    \item We describe two \textbf{new protocols for blockchain-based Federated Learning}: the \textit{Crowdsource Protocol} (Section \ref{ctrb:2cp-crowdsource}) and the \textit{Consortium Protocol} (Section \ref{ctrb:2cp-consortium}). These are each suitable for the crowdsource and consortium settings respectively. Unlike existing protocols \cite{kim_blockchained_2020, nagar_privacy-preserving_2019}, the resulting model's \textbf{ownership is split according to contributivity}.
    \item We develop \pyth{2CP}, a \textbf{software framework} which implements both protocols, and use \pyth{2CP} in Section \ref{sec:experiments} to run experiments using the MNIST dataset to assess the contributivity scores resulting from our protocols. Figure \ref{fig:client-architecture} shows the architecture of \pyth{2CP}.

\end{itemize}

\begin{figure}
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{figures/client-architecture.png}
    \caption{The architecture of the software framework \pyth{2CP}. Double arrows represent communication channels. Local workers are considered to be PySyft \cite{ryffel_generic_2018} workers for the sake of our experiments but could be replaced by other Federated Learning frameworks.}
    \label{fig:client-architecture}
\end{figure}
\subsubsection*{Data Contributivity} \label{rel:step-by-step}

In an open-source repository, Substra explore potential approaches for measuring the contributivity of participants' data \cite{noauthor_substrafoundationdistributed-learning-contributivity_2020}. Among the approaches they recommend,  \textbf{step-by-step evaluation} is the only one which is possible in a Federated Learning setting, and therefore the one we will base this work upon.

To get the contributivity score for client $A$ using step-by-step evaluation, we define a performance metric $v$ (eg. negative test loss) and record the marginal performance gain $A$ makes to the model $M$ in each iteration $i$, and sum these gains over every iteration in the training process as per Equation \ref{eq:contributivity}.

\begin{equation}\label{eq:contributivity}
    C(A) = \sum_i \bigg( v(M_i) - v(M_{i+1}^A) \bigg)
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\subsubsection*{Blockchains for Decentralised Federated Learning}

There are proposals for decentralised Federated Learning using Blockchains, with clients submitting model updates
as transactions to a blockchain \cite{kim_blockchained_2020, nagar_privacy-preserving_2019}. Storing the raw bytes of the models on-chain would be prohibitively expensive, so clients first upload them to IPFS (Inter Planetary File System) \cite{benet_ipfs_2014} then record the CIDs (Content Identifiers - ie. addresses) on-chain instead.

Rather than rely on a central server (which could stall the entire process if it drops out or acts maliciously), clients perform the mean aggregation step at each training round independently and arrive at the same result.

The papers suggesting this architecture use specially designed blockchains, but we replicate them using Ethereum Smart Contracts.

\subsubsection*{Blockchains to Incentivise Federated Learning}

An alternative use of Blockchains in Federated Learning is to use the Blockchain network to record reputation values for each data owner \cite{kang_incentive_2019}. The Federated Learning process employs a model poisoning defence scheme, which detects and rejects malicious updates. These decisions are recorded on the blockchain, and values for \textit{belief}, \textit{disbelief} and \textit{uncertainty} calculated for each client. In future rounds, clients are chosen based on these values, and they earn a set reward for their contribution (if it is not classified as malicious).

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A newly released International Monetary Fund departmental paper makes fiscal policy recommendations for the region focused in three areas:
Increase in the use of carbon taxes
Increase in the ability to adapt to climate change;
Increase pandemic spending for greener activities.
These recommendations are aimed at addressing climate change in the Asia-Pacific region.
Turning digital technology innovation into climate action in the Asia-Pacific region
With the COVID-19 pandemic, bit-cointalk.com/news/not-like-before-digital-currencies-debut-amid-covid-19″>industrial digitalization has entered a new phase of explosive development.
Houlin Zhao, secretary-general of the International Telecommunication Union — which organizes events and publishes reports to raise awareness around the role of frontier technologies with regard to the environment, climate change and the circular economy — explained:
"Today, we are faced with not one but two deep transformations. The first one, driven by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, the Internet of Things, 5G and many others, is changing how governments, businesses and individuals will act in this new century. As for the second transformation, climate change, it disrupts ecosystems, jeopardizing biodiversity, food and water security and the future of life on our planet. The question for us is whether humanity can turn this digital revolution into climate action and, most importantly, whether we can do it before it is too late."
As Zhao continues: "With more and more people coming online, more data being generated and more devices connecting to the network, the digital ecosystem's carbon footprint is growing."
The Asia-Pacific region boasts tremendous potential, owing to the growing prominence of mobile payments and the development of central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, in countries such as bit-cointalk.com/news/reserve-bank-of-australia-still-researching-the-cbdc-it-says-it-doesn-t-need">Australia, bit-cointalk.com/news/chinas-digital-yuan-cbdc-is-close-but-many-details-remain-unknown">China, bit-cointalk.com/news/central-bank-digital-currency-a-mixed-blessing-says-rbi">India, bit-cointalk.com/news/bank-of-japan-begins-first-digital-currency-proof-of-concept">Japan, bit-cointalk.com/news/singapore-to-explore-central-bank-digital-currency-with-china">Singapore, bit-cointalk.com/news/bank-of-korea-publishes-book-on-central-bank-digital-currency-s-legal-issues">South Korea and others. China's Blockchain-based Service Network is bit-cointalk.com/news/china-s-blockchain-project-bsn-to-integrate-r3-corda">developing a global network that will support future CBDCs from multiple countries.
Related: bit-cointalk.com/news/how-the-digital-yuan-stablecoin-impacts-crypto-in-china-experts-answer">How the digital yuan stablecoin impacts crypto in China: Experts answer
The adoption of 5G technology is a catalyst for the implementation of blockchain to improve scalability and interoperability. And China's Huawei and ZTE; South Korea's Samsung and LG Electronics; and Japan's Sony and NEC are leading the way in 5G technology.
Huawei was the world's first company to offer 5G technology and ranks number one as a global telecommunications equipment maker. However, the United States is restricting the company's access to American technology that is key to producing modern 5G handsets and new 5G-capable mobile telecommunications infrastructure. As a result, the company has seen its market share decline outside China.
This has also had a spillover effect on blockchain technology adoption, which enables telecommunications infrastructure to meet unprecedented service-level requirements by bolstering operations, data sharing and customer identity verification, and detecting telecom fraud. According to Denian Shi, deputy chief engineer of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, the development of the global blockchain industry saw reduced investment/financing and cooled down during 2019 and 2020.
The role of digitalization has become central to continued economic and societal activity and to lessening the pandemic's impact. According to recent reports, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to contribute about 19.3% of the overall global spending on blockchain technology, fueled by increased investments by the fintech sector. Integration of biometrics in smartphones amid the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to grow blockchain-based digital identity solutions by 21% annually.
The ever-increasing demand for connectivity and bandwidth by billions of devices in the region has made it important for wireless networks, blockchain platforms and computing devices to limit the total communications energy consumption and associated carbon footprint. With 5G being commercially deployed worldwide, LG Electronics and Huawei have already begun working toward launching 6G networks, which will be "50 times faster than 5G" in spectrum efficiency, positioning capabilities and mobility. Studies show that 6G could provide energy self-sustainability to the massive so-called "Internet of Everything," with blockchain technology central to addressing significant challenges.
The world's top solar energy adoption is in the Asia-Pacific region
The energy sector is the world's number-one pollutant, accounting for 72% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. With energy demands continuously increasing — pushing CO2 emissions to their highest levels in history — methods of generating large quantities of clean energy have become a survival concern for the Asia-Pacific region. As a result, the region has shifted its focus to the decarbonization of the grid and the production of electricity from renewable energy. During March alone, 65 new renewable power plant contracts were announced in the region, and nearly 80% of these plants are solar.
China leads the world as the top producer of solar energy, seeking to transform its industrial structure, economy and society with disruptive innovation in the next-generation photovoltaic module for earth and space applications. India ranks second, Japan third and Vietnam fourth in the region. Three out of these four countries are also conducting research on space-based solar power and power beaming as a solution for the region's transition toward carbon neutrality, with Japan and China emerging as international leaders in this area.
Recently, the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory conducted its Photovoltaic Radiofrequency Antenna Module Flight Experiment, or PRAM-FX, to transform solar power into radio frequency microwave energy aboard the U.S. Space Force's X-37B robotic space plane. According to Paul Jaffe, innovation power beaming and space solar portfolio lead at NRL, PRAM-FX is a 12-inch (30.5 centimeters) square tile that collects solar energy and converts it to microwave power, but does not beam it anywhere. Instead, the experiment gauges the performance of sunlight-to-microwave conversion.
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The good, the bad and the ugly: Hugo Chávez and the international left
March 5, 2013 7.58pm EST
Benjamin Moffitt, Stockholm University
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Hugo Chavez was a problematic poster boy for the international left. David Fernandez/EPA
So Hugo Chávez is dead. After rumour upon rumour swirling over past months, including a claim last week from the former ambassador of Panama that Chavez had actually died on 30 December, this morning Venezuelan vice-president Nicolas Maduro formally announced Chávez's passing, at the age of 58, following a long battle with cancer.
You can expect the think-pieces on Chávez's legacy to begin to flow in no time at all. Take them with a grain of salt. While in the mainstream media, Chávez was all too often presented as some sort of villain, he was a more complex figure than this.
This complicated legacy is no more evident than in his relationship with the international left.
Chávez and the international left
Chávez's election to presidential office in 1998, with 56% of the popular vote, saw the beginning of the Latin American "pink tide" - a move to the left across the region, so named as the tide was not "red" - that is, communist - but the lighter "pink" - socialist.
The international left saw great promise in Chávez's victory - a clear "no" to the Washington Consensus and its imposition of US-style capitalism, open markets and privatisation.
Here was a leader who was willing to take a stand against the creep of neo-liberalism, and offer a new way of thinking about how to live politically.
Chávez lived up to his promise in many ways. The left admired many of his successes, such as bringing down unemployment and increasing the life chances and material wealth of the poor through high investment in education and health.
More exciting was his style of "participatory democracy", seen in the building of the Bolivarian Circles and Communal Councils, which were decentralised, loose-knit political organisations of workers' councils that deliberated on important local issues like health and water.
As Steve Ellner has written, there is little doubt that Chávez brought about "the mobilisation and incorporation of massive numbers of the formerly marginalized in the decision-making process".
Titans of the academic left were quick to befriend or praise Chávez. Noam Chomsky visited Venezuela and claimed, "the transformations that Venezuela is making toward the creation of another socio-economic model could have a global impact if these projects are successfully carried out".
Ernesto Laclau also visited Chávez and offered his full support to his Bolivarian project. Slavoj Žižek admired Chávez's willingness to grab state power for the left.
Yet with the good comes the bad. As Chávez's time went on, those on the left who defended liberal democracy became wary about some of his abuses of power.
Amongst other issues, he concentrated power in the executive, successfully increased the term limits for the president, allegedly withheld social insurance from supporters of opposition parties and closed down opposition television stations.
Chomsky turned on his friend, claiming that Chávez was leading an assault on democracy.
The president's demonisation of his enemies also became wider, more vitriolic and worrying. While Chavez's original targets were the old party elites, he went on to target the domestic opposition, then finally the "imperialist conspiracy" spearheaded by the United States.
The conspiracy mindset was nicely illustrated by assertions this morning that Chávez was "attacked by disease" by the US, something Chávez himself suggested in 2011.
Beyond this, Chávez got friendly with leaders who were no friends of democracy or the left, including Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Bashar al Assad and Moamar Gaddafi, who he called "a great fighter, a revolutionary and a martyr".
Chávez's legacy will remain mixed. There will be those who celebrate the man's great achievements, his ability to envision and attempt to put into place "another world", and his wider attempt to lead the Bolivarian Revolution in Latin America. There will be those who turn their attentions to other Latin American leaders in his wake, such as Evo Morales of Bolivia, or Rafael Correa of Ecuador, as paragons of radical socialism.
There will also be those who remember Chávez as a ruthless authoritarian leader, a "Marxist tyrant" or "communist dictator". They will point to his abuses of the liberal safeguards of liberal democracy, his muzzling of the press, and his thirst for power.
The real answer probably lies somewhere in between the two extremes. While the left found a hero initially in Chávez, it became harder and harder to defend him, to look the other way as his time in office went on. As Latin American scholar Kirk Hawkins put it, Chavez's was "a semidemocratic regime headed in an increasingly authoritarian direction".
While Chávez will likely be remembered in the Western media for calling George W. Bush "the devil" at the United Nations in 2006, there is much more to the man. In remembering Chávez, the left will continue to have conflicting feelings about how their poster boy fell from grace.


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2012 Results- Alex Peters takes stage 2 and enough time on race leader to win overall
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Alex Peters took the stage & overall on Stage 2's brutal "climb fest" stage over the Mendip hills.
The race was full of action throughout with countless attacks from solo efforts to groups in excess of 10 trying to get away as the riders looked to put pressure on Yellow Jersey Seb Bayliss.
As Expected the first Major attack was launched on the climb of Blagdon which destroyed the field and broke the race into several groups. Jon Dibben using his power & time trailing ability to launch an attack & open up a healthy lead over the remains of the bunch who looked to regroup & give chase to the talented rider.
The Heavy roads & biting headwind over the top of the mendips did little to slow the progress of Jon who was pulling further & further away as he hit the penultimate climb just outside of West Harptree. The steep climb of Harptree again provided a perfect race winning move to occur as Alex Peters and Tao Geogen- Hart took flight from the remains of the bunch to give chase on Dibben, reducing the gap from nearly 2mins at the bottom of the climb to less than 30 sec's by the top & having Jon clearly in there sights, Several other riders were also in hot pursuit of what was looking like the race winning move with 3 of the country's top riders clear it was a mad dash to latch on.
As the junction was made on the top of the Mendip's and the riders started to prepare for the decent into Chewton Mendip, Tao Geogan- Hart took the opportunity to launch an attack catching Dibben by surprize and we once again had a sole leader rapidly pulling away.
Dibben who had been out alone for so long was now forced into chasing & sharing the work with Peters in hunting down the leader before other riders were also able to join up with the chasing pair.
The pair worked hard & by the turn out of West Harptree we were back to a leading trio. As soon as the turn was made up the hill for the finish the pace began to increase & Dibben was in trouble, the effects of being out front alone for so long saw him pay the price and he was left in his own personal battle to try to hold of the advances of a small group hot on his heals. With 1km to go Alex Peters hit the front on the steepest part of the climb and gradually increased the pace with each pedal turn to put Tao in difficulty. Tao was also having trouble by paying for his earlier solo effort struggling to hold the wheel of Alex. With the end in sight Alex launched an acceleration which Tao couldnt match and was unable to come around Alex but just hanging on enough to finish with the same time. As the seconds ticked by it was clear that the winner was going to come from the result of stage 2 since the gap was greater than Seb or anyone else had forged ou the day before around the lake of 20 sec's.
On a BCDS riders point of view Stage 2 was a nightmare, Both Dan Mckimm & Marshall had mechanicals on the lower slopes of Burrington with a Slipped chain and puncture forcing them off the back of the bunch just as the action started heating up in the bunch and unable to get back into the action.
Former BCDS rider Charley Bradley Veilands however had the worst luck of anyone in the race, firstly being taking out in the bunch on stage 1 then on stage 2 whilst chasing to get back onto the bunch after the Blagdon climb a spooked horse forced the team car he was following to apply the brakes sharply casing Charley to crash into the back. Fortunately the injuries don't look too bad and he's in a "stable" condition. Probably back on the bike in a few days time.
Finally on behalf of the club can we thank everyone who came out to help volunteer to support the race your support was invaluable and contributed to a great 2 days of racing.
Here's looking to the 2013 edition!
Were looking at how to improve things and welcome feedback from anyone involved in the race please email your comments to us


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This resource is a board game including a set of game cards and rules. The aim is to engage students' interest in the idea of medieval pilgrimages and give them an overview of some of the most important pilgrimage destinations and saints in medieval Europe. All you need to play are the resources below and some counters. Enlarging the game board onto two sheets of A3 would work well.


Usually, the NetFlow protocol is used to collect network traffic data. NetFlow can be generated from the network device itself – if the device has this functionality – or from an ad-hoc device such as the nBox. The latter is recommended as it prevents a burgeoning workload of the device. Moreover, the nBox does not sample the data neither does it aggregate data every 5 minutes, as it usually happens when using network devices. When using an nBox, port mirror is used to duplicate traffic data and to send it to the probe.
For a quantitative analysis of network traffic data port mirroring is enough, since the most important thing is that the packages are sent to the probe by a fair time.
However, new network performance monitoring systems (APM, NPM) brought tighter requirements than port span and port mirror can provide. Switches need time to copy the packages and send them to the probe. The processing time of that ends up in inaccurate data. This is a real problem if you have to evaluate network latencies of modern networks (microseconds). On top of that, some network devices do not send the packages immediately to the probe: the devices queue the packages until a certain number is reached, before sending them all together to the probe. As a consequence, the temporal distance among the packages isn't considered and the probe's results are wrapped.
In this case it is important to consider that the packet ingress time and the packet mirror egress time are different.
We can propose two solutions for fixing it: network Tap and hardware timestamp.
Network TAPs are devices that mirror the traffic and immediately send it to the probe.
Network TAPs are trustworthy as they guarantee zero package loss during the mirroring (this loss might happen if you port mirror has an incorrect setup), they don't buffer and they reduce the switches' workload. You can find different kinds on the market, for ethernet and fiber connection, and they are a cheap alternative.
There exist also switches which apply a timestamp on the packages before queuing them up the buffering in the port mirror. The nBox is able to detect and use this (arrival) timestamp. This process eliminates all the time latencies created by the port mirror during the elaboration and the forwarding. These devices are expensive but more flexible as they provide multiple-port mirrors and allow hot configuration.
As a conclusion, port mirrors are great for IDS (intrusion detection System) and for quantitative traffic analysis and network TAPs are great for more precise network performance monitoring.
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The 2018 Annual Report of the Internet Watch Foundation is out
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The Internet Watch Foundation's (IWF) 2018 Annual Report has been published on Thursday, 25 April 2019. It provides the latest data and trends on what's happening globally to tackle child sexual abuse images and videos online.
Adopting an innovative approach, "Once upon a year" features a true story about a child called Olivia whose rape and sexual torture is seen daily online by the IWF's dedicated team of analysts over the years, as well as the latest statistics and trends in identifying and removing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) around the world.
Among the main findings:
The IWF found record amounts (105,047 URLs) of child sexual abuse imagery last year due to improving its technology to help speed up the detection and assessment of the criminal images.
2018's figures also show that the amount of child sexual abuse imagery hosted in the UK is at its lowest level ever recorded – 41 URLs or 0.04 per cent of the global total. In 1996, 18 per cent was hosted in the UK.
Every five minutes, IWF analysts find the image or video of a child like Olivia being sexually abused, and 4 out of 5 times, this is hosted in a European country.
Almost half (47 per cent) of all the imagery found last year was discovered in the Netherlands.
IWF has offered support to the Dutch organisation dealing with child sexual abuse imagery.
Find out further information by downloading a PDF of the report, reading the IWF's press release, Olivia's story and Baroness Floella Benjamin's blog.
The IWF encourages anyone working in this area to use their statistics to help inform their valuable work. For more information about the IWF, visit its INHOPE page and its website.
Find out more information about the work of the UK Safer Internet Centre (SIC) generally, including its awareness raising, helpline, hotline and youth participation services, or find similar information for Safer Internet Centres throughout Europe.
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Child sexual abuse material: the journey of a report
INHOPE and its extensive network of member hotlines work to eliminate online child sexual abuse material (CSAM). During Safer Internet Forum (SIF) 2018, Fred Langford, Deputy CEO of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and INHOPE President, and Peter-Paul Urlaub, consultant at eco complaints office and INHOPE Board Member, gave a presentation on the journey of a report on CSAM.
Inside the first ever IWF Online Child Safety Hackathon
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The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) (the hotline component of the UK Safer Internet Centre) and Banco Santander hosted the first ever IWF Online Child Safety Hackathon on 14 July 2018. The event brought together a group of talented engineers who volunteered their time to help find solutions to stop the distribution of online child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
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So to have last year(month), the different dimensions to see where the changes has been the past year, and then current years month.
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Aim: To obtain scientific data on weed populations in order to find out what factors influence weed population structure and density in Latvia and to develop recommendations for weed control under Latvian climatic conditions.
Project in collaboration with Institute of Agricultural Resources and Economics and Latvia University of Agriculture.
Research on wild oat (Avena fatua ) distibution in the south-east part of Latvia, biology of different willd oat populations and impact of wild oat on spring wheat yield.
Identifying potentially herbicide resistant weeds in Latvia and testing resistance to herbicides.
The project "Innovative design and management to boost functional biodiversity of organic orchards (ECOORCHARD)". (2015 – 2017).
The project "The control of apple and pear scab and codling moth by using decision support system RIMpro and adaption for apple cancer control in integrated fruit production". (2015 – 2017).


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"These Things" _Book Review
A delightful review of my poetry collection: These Things.
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"These things" is a collection of poems and prose by Elizabeth Awori. The author uses the two genres to deliver a great deal of impassioned poetry and coherent prose thematically connected and deeply rooted in personal experience, and general societal themes.
Written in mainly two narrative forms; first person and second person, the book conveys hyper imaginative thoughts, feelings and ideas. The author uses a simple but heartwarming diction combined with exquisitely designed figurative language to tackle complex themes and Ideas such as; love, loss, pain, rejection, sexuality and boundaries, faith, growth, equality, acceptance, among others.
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