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Q: Error al integrar SDK de MercadoPago en React Estoy siguiendo los pasos de la documentación de MP pero al hacer click en el boton de Comprar, se abre el Modal de MP y dice "Oh, no, algo anduvo mal.", y en la consola recibo el siguiente error:
[Report Only] Refused to frame 'https://www.mercadopago.com.ar/' because an ancestor violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "frame-ancestors 'self' *.mercadolibre.com".

El codigo que tengo hasta ahora es el siguiente, en React:

const mercadopago = require ('mercadopago');

mercadopago.configure({
  sandbox: true,
  access_token: 'TEST-1912802638413668-013002-510a91a112b7222641c5ca8914999ea6-123456789'
});

let preference = {
  items: [
    {
      title: 'Mi producto',
      unit_price: 100,
      quantity: 1,
    }
  ]
};

mercadopago.preferences.create(preference)
  .then(function(mpResponse){
    console.log(mpResponse);
  })
  .catch(function(mpError){
    console.log(mpError)
  });

y en HTML (esto muestra el boton de Comprar):

<form action="/procesar-pago" method="POST">
  <script src="https://www.mercadopago.com.ar/integrations/v1/web-payment-checkout.js"
   data-preference-id="$$id$$">
  </script>
</form>

La documentación que estoy siguiendo es esta: https://www.mercadopago.com.ar/developers/es/guides/payments/web-payment-checkout/integration/#editor_1589404763
Edit: hice un codesandbox para que sea mas facil de trabajar y ver:
https://codesandbox.io/s/integracion-medios-de-pago-niuw3?file=/src/MercadoPago.js
Desde ya muchas gracias

A: Justo hoy me topé con este problema y quiero compartirles mi solución.
Lo que hice fue cambiar el dominio de mercadopago por el correspondiente a mi país. En mi caso es México yo usé el script de la siguiente manera:
<script src="https://www.mercadopago.com.mx/integrations/v1/web-payment-checkout.js" data-preference-id="{{{payId}}}" ></script>

En este caso yo usé "mercadopago.com.mx"
Si no sabes cuál es el dominio de tu país, sólo googlea "mercadopago" y por default te dará el dominio de tu país


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          googleCalendarApiKey: 'AIzaSyCPvhWcgYRCc0foSHBGM0-RyyCMVX3AQ4Q',
          googleCalendarId: 'dmitriy.nikolaev1337@gmail.com'
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FAN ENGAGEMENT: FROM MATCH DAY TO EVERY DAY
Engaging your fan base and enhancing their experience when they are at the stadium on match day has been a challenge for many sports clubs to get to grips with. However as most clubs slowly find their feet, the new battleground of fan engagement is the period between match days.
Progressive sports clubs are shaping a holistic fan engagement strategy as they push beyond the match day in search of the "every day". They recognise that fan engagement must play a central role in their overall growth strategy and that a balance of activities reflecting each of the below four strategies is key. They also recognise that every fan engagement touchpoint represents an opportunity to collect data that can drive further value to the club, to fans and to sponsors.
1. Host Fans
Non-match days provide opportunities to "host" fans at your venue and make them feel part of the club by giving them an intimate experience. Stadium tours are a well-established way to achieve this. EE has shown with their smart guide (produced for the Wembley stadium tour), that the integration of technology can enhance the traditional idea of a stadium tour and present valuable data collection opportunities.
Museum tours are another area touched by the digital revolution. The Minnesota Vikings are using virtual reality to bring their rich history to life for fans. The so-called "Vikings Voyage" is a 10,000 square foot interactive experience located at the clubs U.S Bank Stadium.
English Premier League (EPL) club Tottenham Hotspur showed how a venue can be used to host fans and serve the community. Their use of the clubs facilities to host job fairs which connected over 3,000 local job seekers and over 90 employers won "best non-match day use of venue" at the 2015 Football Business Awards. Equally, Manchester City's "Hackathon", hosted at the City Football Academy, was a great way to host and engage with new target audiences. This kind of innovative use of your venue can be augmented further by integrating participant data into your customer relationship management (CRM) system.
2. Connect Fans
Fans are tribal and want to feel connected to fellow fans as well as the club itself. Facilitating these connections is critical to an everyday fan engagement strategy. A classic example here is Liverpool FC's (LFC) tie-up with Skype whose platform is helping the club to connect LFC fans via the "LFCofficial" Skype account.
Virtual reality, augmented reality and 360 degree video technologies are now enabling clubs to create exciting behind-the-scenes experiences. In American Football, Visa and Bank of America gave New England Patriots fans the chance to "Travel Inside the Game" to Patriots' training sessions via Google Cardboard.
Top sports clubs are becoming more like media houses producing lots of content to fulfil and satisfy the craving of fans for information on players and team news. Developing exclusive content outside of match day is a challenge not to mention the issue of feeding the multiple channels that the average club now operates.
Chatbots, computer programmes designed to simulate intelligent human conversation, promise to play an increasingly influential role in driving content consumption amongst fans. The NBA showed what is possible with the introduction of a Facebook Messenger chatbot around the 2016 NBA Finals that helped fans locate historical NBA content featuring the two teams.
Fantasy sports has taken off in the USA and beyond with a number of technology companies offering fans the ability to play fantasy games from one match to the other. The Fantasy Sports Trade Association claim that daily fantasy players consume on average 40% more sports content than non-players do. While Fan Duel and Draft Kings have grabbed the headlines, new players such as Sportego are emerging. This Irish-based company is currently working with the SSE Airtricity League, West Bromwich Albion FC, Bury FC and a host of other clubs in this area.
eSports are likely to continue to be an attractive area for clubs (and sponsors) in terms of fan engagement. A number of professional football clubs such as Man City, Wolfsburg and West Ham have signed agreements with eSports players. This is hardly surprising given that in 2014 eSports had 205 million global viewers and many analysts estimate the market to be worth between $460- $500 million.
3. Bring fans closer to the live action
Engaging those fans who are not in the stadium on match day is a key challenge for most sports clubs, particularly since live content rights can be tied-up with central media rights partners. Clubs have become more creative in recent years with the development of behind-the-scenes content (such as tunnel cams and creatively deploying Go Pro cameras). Many are also serving a broader base of fans by creating a presence on new platforms in new markets (e.g. Bayern Munich has been very successful in China via their Weibo and WeChat presence).
Wayne Rooney showed what is possible in the absence of broadcast right restrictions when he broadcast his testimonial match, featuring Manchester United FC and Everton FC, on his Facebook page via Facebook Live. Watch out for more clubs leveraging this live streaming functionality.
As virtual reality technology continues to develop at pace, many are predicting the dawn of an era when sports clubs can offer an infinite number of fans a pitch side view of the action via a VR headset from the comfort of their sofa.
4. Enhance the live experience
For now at least, the live experience is at the core of the value proposition for sports clubs. Empty stands lead to a flat atmosphere for the players and those watching at home. Therefore, this must remain the cornerstone of a clubs fan engagement activities.
For many sports clubs, fan engagement rightly begins with understanding the fan journey and ensuring "pain points" are addressed. The Miami Dolphins, leveraging IBM's Intelligent Operations Centre technology, smooth the fan journey by monitoring and reacting to weather forecasts, parking delays and even concessions shortages at specific stands in the Sun Life Stadium.
Live entertainment before the match and at half time, including dedicated fan zone areas with live music, football games etc., can add significant value to the match day experience. Manchester City's "City Square", a fixture in the match day ritual for city fans, is an award-winning example of how to build such a concept.
Stadium Wi-Fi is increasingly expected (and can be a crucial facilitator of fan data collection) yet in certain stadia slow networks have been a source of frustration. Levi's Stadium (home to the San Francisco 49ers) has a Wi-Fi access port for every 100 seats in the stadium and for the fan who doesn't want to leave his or her seat, there is a specially developed app to order food and watch on-field replays.
Providing behind-the-scenes content and serving this exclusively to fans at the game is a valuable way to reward those that have come to the stadium (Manchester City do this particularly well at home games in the EPL). In 2014, the Sacramento Kings teamed up with Google to equip mascots, reporters and dancers with Google Glass and enabled fans to stream the resulting intimate courtside views through their mobile devices.
GPS player tracking technology is advancing at a rapid pace allowing coaches to track individual player data. As we move into the future, it is a question of when not if this data will be used by clubs to enhance the live experience.
The importance of having an integrated fan engagement platform
More and more sports clubs recognise the importance of having a digital platform on which fans and fan engagement activities are hosted 365 days per year. The best platforms integrate activities across all four of the fan engagement strategies outlined here.
A good example is the Real Madrid App. It includes replays from multiple angles for fans at the stadium (enhancing the live experience), match feeds with real time stats and tunnel cam (bringing fans closer to the live action), possibilities to create your own fan profile (connecting fans) and access to the Real Madrid store (hosting fans).
As CRM continues to be an important source of business growth for sports clubs, platform choices are more important than ever. Proprietary social media platforms, which give greater access to fan data than a third party platform such as Facebook, are now an interesting option and one being taken up by more and more clubs. The Real Madrid app, which is linked in to a back-end CRM system, is again a good example.
There is no doubt that third party platforms such as Facebook and Twitter can be an important part of a sports teams fan engagement platform mix. Their increasing focus on visual content and addition of features such as Facebook Live and Twitter Moments continue to deliver significant value to sports teams.
Engaging fans from one match day to the next
It's not easy to go from match day to every day but hopefully we've given you some food for thought to bring your fans closer to your club and reduce your reliance on the match day experience.
Technology is likely to continue to shape the future of fan engagement and, for example, chips implanted in fans that allow a club to engage with them on a far more sophisticated level than we can imagine today, promise to test today's legal frameworks and ethical standards.
Equally, technologies like that recently patented by Apple that can disable the recording function on a smartphone (primarily foreseen to stop fans recording and sharing live music performances) may also help to ensure the focus of fans remains on the core product on the field of play.
Ensuring that you are engaging and not annoying your fans, as well as not distracting from your core product, are probably the biggest challenges you will face in moving from match day to every day.
About the authors of this post:
David is a Chartered Marketer with more than 15 years' experience in international sports marketing roles. You can follow David on twitter (@davidgfowler) or connect on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/davidgfowler).
Geoff runs his own Sports Consultancy, working with clients such as FIFA across the world. He is also on the board of Tourism Northern Ireland. You can follow Geoff on twitter @geoffwnjwilson or connect on Linkedin at linkedin.com/in/geoffwnjwilson.
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1. Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore is located on Sentosa Island, Singapore.
Start from SGD 66
Singapore boasts one of the most interesting adventure parks in the world. With the Pentium of epinephrine and different world-famous themes, Universal Studios Singapore has done well in attracting tourists from all over the world. The park has 24 major amusement projects and seven theme areas. From adults to children, performances and entertainment are provided to all. Singapore Universal Studios, with Hollywood movies as the theme, can definitely be said to be a paradise for everyone to dream of. From the unique design theme area to the spectacular urban skyline view, the park takes you into the world of mini Hollywood. Universal Studios Singapore is one of the best tourist attractions in Singapore. You can find some fun here, including science fiction Transformers, roller coaster ride taking you on a journey to ancient Egypt full of mummies, the adrenaline-rushing riverboat ride as one of the top water sports, the 3D combat and much more. Apart from the ride, the park features infamous Hollywood walk of shame, a mini New York, and etc.
2. Singapore Flyer
The Singapore Flyer is located at the 30 raffles ave.
Singapore Flyer is one of the main factors that make Singapore one of the tourist resorts. It is the tallest Ferris wheel in Asia and can hold 28 passengers in 28 air-conditioned cabins. Once you get into the steering wheel, you'll get the adrenalin in your life. While you ride the giant flyer, you would be able to notice the city from the top of the wheel, i.e. from the height of 165 meters. The height of 165 meters, which could also be compared with a 45 storied building, offers you a spectacular view of the city below. You can see some infamous places from flyer, including Marina Bay, Merlin Park, Singapore River, raffles place, etc. If the magnificent panoramic view of the city is not enough, 30 minutes' drive will certainly make you happy. And the best thing about the flyer is, despite it being the largest in Asia, its air-conditioned capsules eliminate the fear of height for most of the people.
18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore, 018953
5am- 2am
Garden by the bay offers a charming waterfront. The Singapore resort is an award-winning horticultural attraction covering 101 hectares and is basically made up of two major areas-Bay East Garden and Bay South Garden and is one of the best places to visit in Singapore. It is one of the best tourist attractions in Singapore. Gulf South Garden is a huge garden, which is similar to Miss Joaquim, the national flower of Singapore. Several species of trees are living in a thriving vertical garden, which is a necessary tourist destination.
4. Night Safari Nocturnal Wildlife Park
The Night Safari is situated at the Mandai in Singapore, at 80 Mandai Lake Road. Pin- 729826
7.15pm-2am
SGD 38
Singapore's Night Tour opens its shutter, and dusk falls to welcome you in a creepy nocturnal species and their dark home world. The Singapore resort is the world's first night hunting park, and the Night Wildlife Park is one of the tourist attractions that Singapore must visit. Not only is it a primitive hunting activity, Night Tour is similar to Wildlife Zoo. There are 2500 resident animals from 130 species, including Malaya tiger and Malaya Tapir. The park boasts of four walking trails inclusive of the Fishing Cat Trail and the famous Leopard Trail.
5. Merlion Park
Fullerton Road, Marina Bay, Singapore
SGD 9
In every advertisement in Singapore, we have noticed the majestic half lion- half mermaid icon roaring fountain from its mouth. Without this masterpiece, Singapore is incomplete. The mythical lion has a story to tell tourists. The body represents Singapore's ancient business, fishing and head represent Singapore's original name, Singapore, meaning "Lion City." The seaside park is located in the center of the city and overlooks Marina Bay. The statue is 8.6 meters high and weighs 70 tons. You and your partner will get a lot of photo moments, which will make your honeymoon unforgettable. If you are planning a trip to Singapore with your spouse, go to see the best honeymoon package in Singapore.
6. Singapore Zoo
80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
Singapore Zoo is one of Singapore's top tourist attractions, because of its unique and extensive animal species. But Singapore Zoo is not only an ordinary zoo, but also an ordinary zoo. Singapore Zoo consists of a major branch showing wildlife diversity and three other branches, which are characterized by Wildlife Jungle Wildlife Park, Night Wildlife Park and Jurong Bird Park. In addition, the most attractive thing about the zoo is that it is an open zoo. Here, animals live freely in their natural habitat. Tourists here can ride wild animals and watch the natural style of animals driving in zoos. Singapore Zoo has several viewing halls for people to watch animals in their natural state. Most underwater creatures, such as dolphins, whales, etc. Use these view libraries to view. Other features of the zoo include 11 areas where you can observe wild habitats, take part in splashing hunting, discover California sea lions, child swimmers and children's world trips, and so on.
7. Tiger Sky Tower
41Imbiah Road, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099707
Initially known as the Carlsberg Sky Tower, the Tiger Sky Tower is Singapore's highest known observation tower and is located at the Sentosa Island's Imbiah Lookout Zone. The tower rotates at an altitude of 131 meters, so you can start taking panoramic pictures of the island country. You also can see amazing neighbors-Malaysia and Indonesia or beautiful Singaporean cities with charming views.
8. Marina Bay
10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956
Marina Bay is one of Singapore's beautiful resorts and a major center for business, finance and community activities. Marina Bay has changed the face of Singapore's city and demonstrated Singapore's economic status, status and technological development. It combines architectural masterpieces, exquisite food, a range of shopping places, seasonal festivals and events, and luxurious accommodation. Marina Bay may be a perfect family outing if you squeeze out some extra time and an extra dime on a trip to Singapore. Two of the most favored places is the Esplanade and Marina Bay Sands Resort is one of the luxurious resorts in Singapore. Esplanade is the ultimate stop for cultural exploration, which includes cinema halls, theatres, concerts and live performances from across the world.
9. S.E.A. Aquarium
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa, Island, Singapore, 098269
S.E.A Aquarium Singapore is one of the major places to see as it is also home to creatures like leopard shark, squadrons, goliath grouper, and manta Raya. At there, you can explore more than 100,000 marine species. The huge aquarium in the world of Sentosa Resort is a magical ocean world, with 800 species swimming in 45 million liters of water, interacting and staring at you. You can take a walk in the shark sea, including more than 200 species of predators, such as scallop hammerhead sharks or aggressive silver tip sharks. The center of attraction and all the limelight is carried away by the humongous aquarium meant for Open Ocean Habitat, which gives you the feel of the cavernous ocean floor.
10. Jurong Bird Park
2 Jurong Hill, Singapore, 628925
Jurong Bird Park, which has about 5000 birds of about 400 species and is located in western Singapore, is one of the best birds in western Singapore and must visit Singapore. When you are at Jurong Bird Park, you can enjoy luxury with some of Singapore's rarest and prettiest feather friends. You won't miss the Waterfall Aviary, which is one of the largest walk-in aviaries in the world, and shelters around 600 birds and a waterfall of about 30-meter. The park also has other amazing attractions, including the world's largest flying bird's nest-more than nine stories high, bright 15 species of colorful primates and awe-inspiring penguin coasts.
11. The Helix Bridge
Marina Bay. Entry: N/A.
Singapore is a city that has become magical at night. In Singapore, Helix Bridge is such a beautiful place. The pedestrian bridge, originally known as the double helix bridge, connects Marina Bay and South Bank Bay on the Singapore River. This is the world's first curved bridge, opened to the public in 2010. Today, the Helix Bridge is a prominent landmark in this country. The appearance of the bridge represents the DNA structure of human beings, depicting "rebirth and growth", which is composed of complex grid and tubular design. The bridge is 280 meters long and is made of 650 tons of stainless steel.
12. China Town
158 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore
If you haven't been to China town, it's just incomplete to go to Singapore. China town was one of Singapore's best places to visit, initially home to several Chinese immigrants who arrived in British colonies at the time. China town is full of Asian and Chinese culture, coupled with luxury food, art and tourist destinations. The first and foremost temple of Singapore named- Thian Hock Keng Temple is situated here, styled in a traditional southern Chinese temple. The Maxwell Road Hawker Center brims with delectable food culture. In Singapore, tourists can enjoy a low-cost Laksa noodle, even Kaya toast.
13. Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom
51 Imbiah Road, Sentosa 099702
Butterfly Park and insect Kingdom are one of Singapore's most important scenic spots, surrounded by emerald tropical green plants, showing the charming beauty of nature. With countless species of butterflies and insects, this wilderness is bound to cause your chin to fall off. The butterfly and insect kingdom are the main outdoor experience for tourists, children and nature enthusiasts. With seductive smells, beautiful rain forests and awe-inspiring interactive experiences, this is a guarantee that you will fall in love with all your senses in this place.
14.Tree-top Walk at MacRitchie Reservoir
MacRitchie provides refreshed hiking for all who love nature. This place is perfect for walking and observing nature carefully. The main purpose of setting up McRitchie is to store Rain Water. Storing Rain Water in the reservoir is part of Singapore's watershed system. However, in addition to being useful, the MacRitchie Reservoir is now one of the best tourist resorts in Singapore. This is not only a place for nature enthusiasts, but also for those who like water sports. Another famous place is walking on the top of the tree. Walking at the top of the tree is just a high bridge that allows you to cross the forest reserve. There is no better and more peaceful way to walk with a taller head than a tree planted in a forest reserve. An ideal geographical location to enjoy the beauty of nature. Walk 11 kilometers to the tree point, there is food supply at the entrance. This place is always on Singapore's honeymoon list, and when you're with your family or friends, you have to see it.
15. Mount Faber Park
109 Faber road, Faber Peak, Singapore 099203, Singapore
Adult- S$33.00
Child- S$22.00
Mount Faber, Singapore's second tallest mountain, it connects with Sentosa and rides a fun cable car. It is one of Singapore's biggest attractions. Mount Faber is a great place to enjoy entertainment and dinner on the top of the mountain. You can even choose to eat in the comfort of a cable car, and you can overlook the island city from a height of a few meters. You also can have a romantic and wonderful night here with your family or friends.
How to go to Singapore from Malaysia
1. Private Taxi Service
Suitable for family or groups is to hire a private taxi. This is the most preferred and popular choices among the rest of transport since the travelling time will be most convenient as compare to others transportation especially if you have young children on board. You can save the most time from your location to Singapore and that of course must depend on both immigration clearance and traffic condition.
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2. By bus
Taking bus is also a convenient choice to go to Singapore. However, the defects and weaknesses of this mode of transport still cannot be improved. It frustrates many travellers and makes the journey tiring and unpleasant.
Depart from Johor Bahru's Larkin Bus Terminal:
Bus schedule:
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The Fall Skirmish of Fortnite is now officially ended and we saw some exciting new events in it and even though it started out well, the later updates of the game became somewhat irregular. But now Epic Games if going for the tournament mode again and will be holding another one where everyone will be able to participate.
The new tournament from Fortnite will be called Winter Royale and it will be in an open for all format and will be held using the in-game tournament system. This tournament will be held in two stages that include the qualifiers and then the finals. And unlike previous tournaments, this one is going to be a solo tournament. The format will be pretty much the same as before where a player will be put in a random lobby with other players and those that score the most points in terms of outrageous finishes and eliminations will be the ones to move on to the finals. The finals will be held for a total prize pool of $1 million to be shared among the winners.
The open qualifiers of the game is all set to be held on November 24 and 25, and the European finals will be held on November 30 and December 1, while the North American finals will be held on December 11 and December 12.


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These Vicious Masks is everything I love in a novel and more. Victorian society, badass women, dashing heroes, a mystery that needs to be solved, and magic. How could I stop myself from reading a book with so many awesome elements? Short answer: I couldn't. And I'm glad for it.
Evelyn Wyndham is bored with English society with its rules and expectations. She wants nothing more than to be able to travel the Continent and see the world, but her marriage-minded mother is concerned only with raising their position in society and determined to break Evelyn's dispassionate and rude attitude. But when her beloved sister Rose mysteriously vanishes, Evelyn breaks societal convention and her parents' rules, and travels to London to find her, along with the dashing Mr. Nicholas Kent. But they are not the only ones searching for Rose. The discourteous but handsome Sebastian Braddock is also after Rose, claiming that she and Evelyn have special healing powers. Evelyn believes Sebastian to be mad, but when she discovers that he is telling the truth and that there is a whole group of people with different powers, Evelyn realises that her sister is in terrible danger.
I expected to enjoy this book, but I was still surprised by how fun a reading experience it was. Shanker and Zekas work incredibly well together, so much so that I could not discern any disparities in the writing, such as if one author had a different style or if a character suddenly changed personalities. The writing was both in tune with Victorian sensibilities and flowed naturally, as well as quite beautifully. I was also astonished by how comical the book was too, particularly in the form of Evelyn and Mr. Kent. Both characters frequently had me in stitches, and there were several moments I had to put the book aside to have a laughing attack.
Each of the characters were fantastic and lovable. Within the first few pages of the novel, I was already falling for Evelyn. I love a well-written troublemaker who doesn't stick to the status quo, and Evelyn's snarky personality and wicked wit stole my heart almost immediately. I felt as though I connected quite strongly with Evelyn: she is bored with societal expectations and wants more from life, but her position in the almost-but-not-quite aristocratic world, and as a woman, means that she cannot move about freely in the world, nor have an opinion. I love that, despite the rules that threaten to keep her down, Evelyn puts all of that aside, including her reputation, for her sister.
One of my favourite characters was Mr. Kent. He acts as Evelyn's sidekick and the comic relief, and it is almost impossible not to like him. It is obvious from the beginning that he is in love with Evelyn and I sorely wanted them to get together. But then we meet Mr. Braddock and I was suddenly torn. When we first meet Mr. Braddock, he is incredibly rude and disrespectful. For example, at a ball, a young lady pretends to faint so Mr. Braddock will catch her, and instead, he lets her fall. Each time he and Evelyn meet, they snap at one another and have screaming matches, but you can't deny the chemistry between them. It's real and tangible. Which led me to a startling discovery:
THERE IS A LOVE TRIANGLE.
I am not the biggest fan of the highly clichéd love triangle. Sometime, with a skilled writer, the love triangle can be pulled off with finesse, but more often than not – and especially in YA fiction – it comes across as stereotypical and childish. No matter how hard the author tries (and sometimes not hard at all) the reader can always pick up on the character the protagonist will end up with, despite the triangle. See: Firstlife by Gena Showalter, Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, and Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. But the novel had impressed me so far, so I persevered, and I don't think anyone was more surprised than me when I realised I was enjoying the love triangle. And I could not decide which of the two love interests I preferred!
That had never happened to me before. No matter what genre novel I am reading, if a love triangle is present, I always have a favourite love interest. In These Vicious Masks, I fell for both Mr. Kent and Mr. Braddock and can honestly see Evelyn marrying either gentlemen. (I wonder if Victorian society was ok with the ménage à trois? Probably not). Hopefully, the second book will help give me clarity.
The storyline was thoroughly impressive and each scene developed naturally from the previous one. I enjoyed Shanker and Zekas' explanation of the powers, which was particularly unique. In many novels featuring some sort of version of magic, there are many instances where the magical elements are just there; they are never explained (See: The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh). In These Vicious Masks, the powers are depicted as an advanced process of evolution, which is explained with considerable skill on the writers' part. This was a refreshing take on magic and gave me almost X-Men vibes, which I enjoyed.
These Vicious Masks was an entertaining and fascinating novel that I struggled to put down. The characters were lively and individual, the plot fast-paced and interesting. I heartily recommend this book to all the fantasy lovers out there, especially those who like a sprinkle of history with their fantasy.
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This Christmas Bible game will help children begin to understand the significance of Christmas in terms of the birth of Christ. It also will help to reinforce the true meaning of why we celebrate Christmas.
Children will have to work together to pop the balloons in order to find all of the pieces of the Nativity scene.
Using the following list and Post-it notes, write out two sets of items that appeared at the Nativity Scene.
Take 20 balloons and stick one Post-it note in each. Be sure to keep the two sets separate. Blow up all 40 balloons. Make two sets of 20 balloons; each set should have 10 empty balloons and 10 Post-It Note balloons.
This time of year we always hear people saying, "Merry Christmas!" But there is another phrase that we should also be saying and that is "Happy birthday, Jesus!" Today we use Christmas as a time to get together and exchange gifts. We get so wrapped up in the Holiday that we forget the best gift that we've already been given- the birth of Jesus. We'll talk more about this later, after we play a game!
2. Spread out one set of balloons on the floor.
3. Assign one person from each team to be the artist.
4. Choose one team to go first.
5. When you say "Go!" the students on the first team will begin to stomp on the balloons.
6. As they stomp, they must find the balloons with post-it notes.
7. When they find a post-it, they must bring it to their artist so that the item can be drawn on the piece of paper.
8. Once the drawing is complete, that other team will take their turn.
9. Whichever team completes their drawing the fastest wins the game.
It wasn't easy to find the notes or get that picture of the Nativity drawn, was it? This game is a lot like the Christmas season. There are a lot of bright Christmas colors and a lot of noise and distractions. It isn't easy to get to the birth of the Savior.
But that is still what Christmas is all about. Let's remember this year to look past some of the bright Christmas colors to what lies inside the reason for the season!
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LiveWorld, Inc. provides social media solutions for global brands. The last earnings update was 69 days ago. More info.
LiveWorld has significant price volatility in the past 3 months.
LVWD underperformed the Software industry which returned 28% over the past year.
LVWD underperformed the Market in United States of America which returned 6.8% over the past year.
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LiveWorld has a total score of 4/6, see the detailed checks below.
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Mr. Peter H. Friedman serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Talk City Inc. Mr. Friedman co-founded Liveworld Inc.,in April 1996 and has been its President and Chief Executive Officer since April 1996. He served as the Chief Financial Officer of Liveworld Inc. until October 2006. Mr. Friedman worked at Apple Computer, Inc., from 1984 to February 1996, where he served in multiple roles including as the Vice President and General Manager of Apple's Internet/Online Services business unit. In this position, he managed and grew Apple's AppleLink relationship marketing and support online services, oversaw the launch and growth of eWorld, Apple's consumer online service and a series of Internet-based services such as Salon and Youth Central. Mr. Friedman also held various senior marketing roles at Apple. He has been the Chairman of the Board and Director of Liveworld Inc. since April 1996. Mr. Friedman received an MBA degree from The Harvard Business School and a B.A. degree in American History from Brown University.
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Q: Python, Install Beautiful Soup4-4.1.3 on Mac. Access Denied? I can't figure out how to install BeautifulSoup4 on Python.
I've downloaded it, unpacked it and moved it to User directory.
Typed in Terminal 'cd beautifulsoup4-4.1.3' to enter directory
Then I type 'python setup.py install'
Then I get this message:
    Adams-iMac:beautifulsoup4-4.1.3 adamparis$ python setup.py install
running install
running build
running build_py
creating build
creating build/lib
creating build/lib/bs4
copying bs4/__init__.py -> build/lib/bs4
copying bs4/dammit.py -> build/lib/bs4
copying bs4/element.py -> build/lib/bs4
copying bs4/testing.py -> build/lib/bs4
creating build/lib/bs4/builder
copying bs4/builder/__init__.py -> build/lib/bs4/builder
copying bs4/builder/_html5lib.py -> build/lib/bs4/builder
copying bs4/builder/_htmlparser.py -> build/lib/bs4/builder
copying bs4/builder/_lxml.py -> build/lib/bs4/builder
creating build/lib/bs4/tests
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copying bs4/tests/test_builder_registry.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
copying bs4/tests/test_docs.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
copying bs4/tests/test_html5lib.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
copying bs4/tests/test_htmlparser.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
copying bs4/tests/test_lxml.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
copying bs4/tests/test_soup.py -> build/lib/bs4/tests
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running install_lib
creating /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/bs4
error: could not create '/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/bs4': Permission denied
Adams-iMac:beautifulsoup4-4.1.3 adamparis$

At the end it says 'Permission denied. Why is this?

A: try $ sudo python setup.py install. type in your password when prompted.

A: you can type sudo pip install beautifulsoup4

A: It's trying to install into the system directory /Library/Python, but only the root user can do that. You could use sudo to become root, but—
If you just want to install the package for yourself, try python setup.py install --user to install into your home directory under /Users/yourname/Library/Python/2.7/lib/python/site-packages. It's automatically in your Python path, you won't need root access, and in the extremely remote event that there is malware in the Python package you downloaded, it will corrupt only your account instead of the entire computer.
pip also has a --user option for installing directly from PyPi, as do some versions of easy_install, but not all of them… Python packaging can be messy sometimes.


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\section{Introduction}

At the time of writing, the public Ethereum network has been running for around 1450 days since July 2015, and according to \cite{etherscan-transactions} it has processed almost 506 million transactions to date.  The average number of daily transactions is 350,000 since its inception, and recently in June 2019, \cite{cointelegraph} noted that the number of transactions exceeded 1 million again for the first time since the cryptocurrency boom ended in May 2018. For enterprise deployments, companies tend to deploy their private Blockchain ledgers and organizations, such as Enterprise Ethereum Alliance \cite{entethallianc}, have 250 member companies that are actively pursuing private Blockchain deployments. Other enterprise open source Blockchain platforms that are based on Ethereum, such as Quorum, are specifically designed for Enterprise use, combining  the innovation of the public Ethereum community with enhancements to support enterprise needs.  Quorum's vision is to enable solutions that allow companies to securely share their Blockchain business processes and data with other partners and consequently include node based authorization to define which companies have access to what. To this end, Quorum has partnered with Microsoft to provide Quorum as an elastic Azure Blockchain Service \cite{azure-blockchain} earlier this year.  Such elastic private deployments are leading to multiple innovative business applications, which, in turn, will lead to a plethora of Blockchain data that contains a valuable transaction history of business, where insights can be drawn, and fed into new business models that can continue to drive innovation.

Similarly, in research, there is a broad range of interest in Blockchains, from the low level mechanisms including novel consensus algorithms, to applied research in a multitude of domains where Blockchain has become a research topic in understanding the qualitative and quantitative benefits that impact such sectors.

In this paper, we describe three studies we've been conducting recently surrounding the ingestion, retrieval and analysis of Blockchain data.  The research began with an investigation into how one might extract data that has been recorded on an Ethereum Blockchain, in order to better understand Ethereum transactions, the encoding used and how the original metadata of transactions might be retrieved in full.  The state of Ethereum Blockchain changes continually through activities such as transactions, contracts, and mining. Ethereum data structure  is very complex, and it
uses the trie data structure to manage the relationship between confirmed transactions
balances and smart contracts' data.
We discuss this in detail in
Section \ref{sec:crawling}.

The second use case we consider is the ingesting of data into the Blockchain in the context of executable science experiments, using computational workflows. Workflows provide a structured methodology for describing complex functional execution, data, and logic pipelines. They enable the reproducibility of experiments and results by exposing underlying scientific processes in a detailed and reproducible fashion. Scientific and business processes can be modeled as a set of self-contained tasks, which can be independently developed, validated, refined and composed for different configurations~\cite{Deelman2009} and by specifying the control of data dependencies and logic for execution, workflows are capable of modeling the entire scientific process. Workflow uptake has increased over the past several years and systems have become very sophisticated and are designed to address a wide range of distributed computing and data dependency needs within a vast multitude of application domains.

Workflows are a good use case for Blockchain ingestion because they are generic platforms that support multiple scientific research studies. Once integrated, insights can be recorded on the Blockchain, then later crawled and analyzed, to verify and validate the processes and cyberinfrastructure used to conduct such research.  To this end, we integrated a Blockchain tracking component into the Pegasus workflow system \cite{deelman2005}.  Pegasus is a DAG-based workflow system that interacts with multiple data management and computational infrastructures and has been used in multiple contexts, including the recent LIGO gravitational wave discovery.  This is described in Section \ref{workflows}.

The third use case we consider is for the analysis of Blockchain data.  In this use case, we used machine learning to extract  potentially suspicious accounts from the public Ethereum Blockchain. To this end,  we used two machine learning algorithms to attempt to discern between normal and nefarious Ethereum accounts  by learning to detect outliers by using clustering on their transactional history. In this study, we used support vector machines (SVM) and K-means clustering to detect such outliers, which may be scam accounts or suspicious, for some other reason.  Our results, presented in Section \ref{sec:anomalies}, indicate a correlation between the outliers we extract and those accounts flagged as suspicious by Etherscan.

The rest of this paper is organized as follows: Section \ref{sec:related} presents an overview of similar works; our investigations are described in Sections \ref{sec:crawling}, \ref{workflows}, and \ref{sec:anomalies}; finally, we present our conclusions in Section \ref{sec:conclusions}.

\section{Related Work}
\label{sec:related}

Extracting information from the blockchain is not a new idea: efforts started as soon as people realized the difficulties imposed by the nature of the blockchain's structure. Several of those early tools are not available anymore. Perhaps one of the first endeavors was a library of forensic tools for the Bitcoin network called \emph{BitIodine} \cite{Spagnuolo2014}. The tools were capable of parsing the blockchain to collect and visualize relevant information, having also the ability to perform address clustering, classification and labeling. After extracting information from the blockchain, it is stored in a relational database.
The authors analyzed known cases involved with the black market web site \emph{Silk Road} and victims of the \emph{CryptoLocker} ransomware, where they identified specific connections between the Silk Road and its founder, using only information publicly available on the blockchain.

Trying to expand and generalize on the idea of extracting useful information from the blockchain, \cite{Kalodner2017} presented \emph{BlockSci}, a platform for blockchain analysis that supports several different blockchains. They use an in-memory database, and claim speedups from 15 to 600x in relation to other approaches. However, it does not provide support to Smart Contract platforms like Ethereum.
In a subsequent similar effort, \cite{Bartoletti2017} proposed a framework to support data analytics on Bitcoin and Ethereum, reorganizing blockchain data in SQL or NoSQL databases. They try to address the need for combining blockchain data with external information such as user, market and crime-related data.

Correspondingly to other efforts focused on the Bitcoin network, \cite{Bragagnolo2018} proposed \emph{Ethereum Query Language} (EQL), to query the Ethereum blockchain directly using a SQL-like language. The authors pose the problem mentioning the difficulty of access to the blockchain data through any other means than sequential access or indexed hash.  They implement indexing through Binary Search Trees, however, this brings high storage requirements. Despite being conceived for the Ethereum network, the authors acknowledge EQL has limitations to deal with contracts.

In a work that falls in a slightly different category, \emph{Blockbench} \cite{Dinh2017} presents a framework for comparison between private blockchains in terms of data processing capabilities. However it does not approach data extraction directly, it highlights the limitations of blockchains as a direct source for data analytics.
One of the main conclusions is that these blockchains are not well suited for large scale data processing.

Several works propose the ingestion of blockchain transactions to a graph-based database, as a means to facilitate data analytics. In one of them, \cite{Ron2013} built a graph of all transactions and addresses in the Bitcoin network up until May 2013.
They tried to gain an understanding of user profiles and their balances, how they keep, move or exchange their Bitcoin assets. They found that while an enormous number of transactions exchange only fractional amounts, hundreds of transactions transferred more than 50,000 Bitcoin.

Also using a graph constructed from the blockchain transactions, \cite{Fleder2015} studied the anonymity in the Bitcoin network. Among other noticeable activities, applying the PageRank algorithm classified an account that is associated to the FBI (and to which funds seized from the famous Silk Road were transferred) as highly important.
Similarly, \cite{Chan2017} were able to track assets illegally obtained from the Gatecoin hack being redirected to accounts associated with known cryptocurrency exchanges, and suggests that a graph interpretation of blockchain data may be the more appropriate for this type of application.

In another approach, \cite{Bistarelli2017} proposed \emph{BlockChainVis}, a tool for visual analysis of Bitcoin transaction flows to identify illegal activity, ingesting the entire Bitcoin transaction history into its database. A flagged set of nearly 16,000 transactions turned out to correspond to exchange of values between only two addresses, however these could not be confirmed to be related to illegal activity.
Also trying to visually identify anomalous patterns in the transactions, as well as empirically verify economic indicators through metrics like inflation and velocity of circulation, \cite{McGinn2018} ingested roughly 8 years of Bitcoin transaction data into a graph database, using a cluster of 400 cores. The authors estimate a total size of the resulting graph at about 600GB.

Looking for local patterns that can be correlated to important events, like asset price fluctuations, \cite{Akcora2018} extend the concept of network motifs and graphlets to blockchain graphs, to what they call \emph{chainlets}. The authors tested the statistical Granger causality between changes in chainlets and their effect on Bitcoin price, concluding that certain types of chainlets can be used to predict Bitcoin prices.

In a noticeable trend also among the works that focus on extracting or manipulating data from the blockchain, a number of works set their aim specifically in fraud detection.
\cite{Moser2013} investigate the influence of anonymization services in the Bitcoin network, as many of them can be used in money laundering activities. Their results demonstrate these services add an effective layer of difficulty for most crime investigators.

On a different direction inside this area, \cite{Toyoda2017} tried to identify financial frauds known as \emph{Ponzi schemes} in Bitcoin. The authors created a set of features extracted from transactions and fed them into Random Forest and XGBoost to obtain a classification result that indicates potential fraud activity. Using this approach, they report a true positive rate of about 83\% with a false positive rate below 4.4\%.

Focusing on the Ethereum network, \cite{Bartoletti2017}  present a methodology to identify and collect information on Smart Contracts that implement Ponzi schemes and investigate their properties. The authors were able to identify an alarming number of Smart Contracts involved in this type of fraud, but fortunately their impact was still small. More recently, \cite{Bartoletti2018} turned to the Bitcoin network to detect activities related to such schemes.
The authors manually collected a dataset composed by the transaction graphs associated to Ponzi-related addresses, along with a sample of graphs unrelated to such activities.
They used supervised machine learning algorithms to perform detection of Ponzi-related activity. The best model was a Random Forest classifier, with an accuracy of nearly 99\%, however, it is not clear if they made use of cross-validation to prevent overfitting the training set.

Despite the growing number of works in this area and the massive volume of data available in current blockchains, there is a lack of proper machine learning datasets constructed with well defined objectives and shared among the research community. Most of the works create their own dataset out of a  subset of the blockchain. In each of them, the authors simply seem to use criteria they deem appropriate.
Another point that gives rise to further investigation is the fact that most of past works either: a) focus on the Bitcoin network, which does not offer built-in support for Smart Contracts; or b) put aside Ethereum's comprehensive Smart Contract mechanism as a source for data to be extracted and analyzed.

\section{Lessons learned in crawling blockchain data}
\label{sec:crawling}

As the name suggests, blockchain is a sequential data structure by nature. A blockchain like Ethereum consists of collections of transactions, packed into blocks, linked together sequentially and in an immutable manner. The integrity of data is ensured by the use of cryptographic hash functions: any change in the input data will cause the hash function to generate a different value, indicating the data was modified.
This ensures the immutability of the sequence of blocks, along with all their contents.

Additionally, the use of Merkle tree \cite{Wood2018} structures can allow extremely fast integrity verification of the entire blockchain. A Merkle tree is a hierarchical structure where every element is linked to its children by their hashes, down to the leaves, which correspond to the hashes of each block (or transaction). This allows peers in the network to detect tampering in the data almost instantaneously: it is possible to verify if two copies of the entire blockchain are identical just by comparing the root hash of their Merkle trees, regardless of the size of the tree.

These characteristics that the blockchain a data storage that is at the same time immutable and distributed  because its verification mechanisms eliminate the need for peers to trust each other. However, this architecture also shapes the blockchain as a sequential structure and limit its flexibility. The Ethereum node API, for instance, only allows retrieval of blocks by their sequential number or by their hash. Suppose a block that was written in a specific date has to be retrieved: unless the block hash is known beforehand, the only alternative is to search blocks sequentially (using their number), and verifying their dates, until the desired date is found.

Search is not the only operation that is hindered by the blockchain structure. Aggregation and join queries are trivial in traditional database management systems but are prohibitive in the blockchain because of the complexity of their implementation and computational cost. This is the reason why virtually all of the previous works in this area perform some type of data extraction and transformation as a preprocessing step for the analysis.

\subsection{Smart contract information}

Smart Contracts are, in a simple way, distributed programs that are stored in the blockchain and essentially provide a data interface to what is stored and enable further logic to be embedded.  The data interface in Ethereum uses functions to define a data transaction payload, along with typed parameters that define what is written and in what format. All the network nodes have access to the same executable code, and Ethereum architecture ensures that the result of that program will be the same for any node that executes it. If the results differ, consensus between the nodes cannot be reached, and one of them will have to be discarded. This also means that anyone can verify the output of a Smart Contract, by executing it with the same inputs.

Ethereum implements Smart Contracts through its execution model, known as Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). In the EVM, Smart Contracts are a special type of account, and they have access to two types of persistent memory storage. The first type is the account storage, a virtually infinite storage that is granted to each account. However, storing data in the account storage is very expensive. The second type is through event logs: during execution, contracts can trigger events that record data in a log. Also, the invoking transaction stores the data that is passed as arguments to the invoked contract.

Extracting information stored in a contract's account storage is possible, but not trivial, especially for non-basic data types. The structure of the storage is defined in the source code of the smart contract, which is not always available.
The information that is passed in contract invocations is also encoded, and to have access to it, it is required to have either the contract Application Binary Interface (ABI) or the source code itself.

Most blockchain tools are limited to extracting and storing binary transaction information unmodified, but in the case of interaction with smart contracts, this also limits the ability to gain understanding of the data semantics. The binary payload of these transactions contains encoded information about which contract methods are invoked, and the arguments that are passed in these calls. Therefore, it is eminently important for a data extraction tool to be able to semantically reconstruct the information from these interactions whenever the source code or the ABI of the contract is available.

\subsection{Data ingestion}

Following the trend described in Section \ref{sec:related}, and with the intention to create a more flexible data organization, we have developed a blockchain extraction tool for the Ethereum network that is capable of crawling the blocks and ingesting its contents into a relational database. However, the scale of a public blockchain like Ethereum is a problem by itself: Currently, the Ethereum network encompasses more than 70 million distinct addresses \cite{etherscan-accounts}, more than 500 million transactions in over 8 million blocks \cite{etherscan-transactions}, and a strong growth tendency.
We set up a fully synchronized local Ethereum node, and to improve efficiency, we built our tool to run multiple threads, potentially multiplying the ingestion rate by the number of simultaneous threads. On the other hand, running a multi-threaded crawler creates additional strain on the Ethereum node and the database server, to the point where I/O started to become a bottleneck.

Efficiently storing and manipulating the entire public Ethereum history in consumer-grade computers is quickly becoming harder. Last year Google announced the public availability of the entire Ethereum history (along with other blockchains) on their cloud computing platform \cite{google-ethereum}. This image is incrementally updated daily. Their platform allows querying the blockchain data on their BigData infrastructure using traditional SQL language.
Querying Ethereum data from Google BigQuery platform is highly convenient from the data analytics standpoint: complex queries are processed with great performance in a distributed environment, while the costs are fairly low, following the ``pay-as-you-go'' business model. There are however some situations where BigQuery public dataset might not be adequate, including such examples as 1) private blockchains, and 2) exploration/interaction with Smart Contracts. In the first case, it is necessary to extract and transform the blockchain data to be able to perform analysis on it, for the reasons discussed in the beginning of this Section.

\section{Data Ingestion in Science: Providing Audit Trails for Scientific Workflows}
\label{workflows}

Workflows provide a generic means of specifying a set of jobs, along with control or data dependencies, which can be distributed across a large number of distributed resources.  Providing the capability of recording a non repudiable trail of workflows therefore,  can give a number of insights into the performance of specific workflows on different cyber-infrastructures and can provide a useful tool for researchers and consortium to track scientific experiments that have been run, along with the datasets that have been used in each case. For example, the makespan of multiple workflow instances can be analyzed to better understand empirically which distributed architecture suits that computational pipeline better.  Alternatively, one might use such information for validation and verification of the data: recording the hashcodes of the data used in each workflow, and verify the correct datasets were used for a set of experiments.  Further, if a dataset contained an anomaly, one could search and retrieve all workflows that processed that dataset in order to quickly understand which experiments need to be re-run to rectify the results.

To this end and to demonstrate the feasibility of using Ethereum blockchain to store workflow execution events, we have developed a proof of concept tracking system, using an open-source and well known workflow management system, Pegasus\footnote{\url{https://github.com/pegasus-isi/pegasus}}.  We created an add-on for Pegasus that was configured to run inside a container, along with a local HTCondor\footnote{\url{https://research.cs.wisc.edu/htcondor/}} pool as the execution environment. Test workflows that are bundled with the software were thenrun through Pegasus, while monitoring the transactions being written to the blockchain. The objective was to verify that every stage of the workflow processing is properly logged onto the blockchain.

\subsection{Implementation}

We have modified Pegasus, adding to its logging subsystem the ability to write flow execution events into a private Ethereum network. Using a middleware called \emph{Aladdin}, we enabled Pegasus to send log events to a Smart Contract written with the intent of keeping a record of such events.
Aladdin is an Application Programming Interface (API) developed by the Center for Research Computing to provide interaction with Smart Contracts on the Ethereum network over HTTP.

\vspace{-2mm}
\begin{figure}[hbt]
    \centering
    \includegraphics[width=1\linewidth]{img/workflow.pdf}
    \caption{Using Aladdin API to log Pegasus workflow execution events to Ethereum blockchain.}
    \label{fig:workflow}
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When a workflow is submitted to Pegasus, it is decomposed in smaller tasks that are organized in a graph, so that their dependencies can be tracked and these tasks can be distributed across the execution environment. One of such sub-tasks is the staging of data into the computation nodes for execution (the second block in the workflow execution graph in Fig. \ref{fig:workflow}). Before transferring input files to the execution node, Pegasus generates a SHA-256 hash on each of them, to verify if the copy succeeded without errors. We added an extra step to this process, which is to register the file transfer along with the hashcodes into Ethereum, making that information instantly shared and non-repudiable. This way, other researchers can verify their hashcodes and easily detect errors in the data.

Like in the data staging, other execution tasks are also logged to the blockchain. The consolidation of logs has the potential to facilitate future analyses on the execution of workflows, for instance: find the more efficient execution environment or computing node, compare execution times, or detect possible anomalies in the execution environment. Information from the Pegasus log subsystem is encoded in JSON format and written to the blockchain once every sub-task is concluded.
We have published the formatted results of the blockchain logging at \url{https://bit.ly/2Mx3zO3}, where job details can be verified along with the information about the transaction in which they were recorded.

\vspace{-1mm}
\section{Identifying Anomalies in Blockchain Transactional Behavior using Machine Learning}
\label{sec:anomalies}

Initial coin offering (ICOs) and Security Token Offering (STOs) are recently changing the landscape of funding small businesses and startup ideas across the marketplace.  Both STOs and ICOs are built utilizing Smart Contracts (SC), which run on the blockchain and automatically execute when certain requirements are met.
This differentiates such applications from traditional businesses because SCs identifiers can be tracked to expose their transactions. Consequently, such an approach can provide a clear picture of transactions surrounding a particular business and how and with whom it operates.
Regulatory entities, such as the SEC, can take advantage of data analytics to better monitor ICOs and STOs, as they begin their operations.  Such transparency and introspection
will not only facilitate easier regulation and monitoring of such companies, but it will also lead to more trusted investment opportunities for individuals as this space progresses.

Given such needs that arise from this modern scenario of growing adoption of blockchain technologies, we pose the question whether it is possible to automate the identification of suspicious activity in blockchains. To this end, we propose the use of clustering techniques and SVMs to identifying outliers through the automated identification of discriminating features, that differentiate the outliers from the more conventional transactions between Ethereum accounts and smart contracts.

\vspace{-1mm}
\subsection{Experiments}

We define an outlying account as an account whose transaction activity is somehow different than the vast majority of the rest of the accounts. The largest group of accounts with similar transaction activity are considered to have normal transaction profiles.

Our approach compares different unsupervised machine learning algorithms to cluster averaged account transactions across a timeline into two categories: outliers and normal accounts. Using the results from the machine learning algorithms we then search the outliers using public websites that identify rogue accounts, Etherscan \footnote{\url{https://etherscan.io/}} and CryptoScamDB\footnote{\url{https://cryptoscamdb.org/}} (formerly EtherscamDB). We found that the approach did in fact discover rogue accounts, consistent to public comments on those accounts.

Using publicly available transactions, account features were constructed aggregating transaction information and the age of each account. These account features were put into a dataset containing about 7 million accounts. These were then used to train machine learning algorithms for outlier detection. The first machine learning algorithm used for this was an SVM for novelty detection.

A One Class SVM, or OCSVM \cite{Scholkopf2001}, is an unsupervised machine learning algorithm that detects anomalies by learning a spatial boundary in which most of the samples are contained. If the sample is located outside of those boundaries, it is considered a novelty. Training the OCSVM on the account features produced accounts that were flagged as outliers. A number of these outliers had comments in Etherscan suggesting that they are scam accounts.

As a way of seconding the results of the OCSVM, another machine learning algorithm was used on the same data, K-Means clustering. K-Means clustering is another unsupervised algorithm that partitions the observations into a predefined (\emph{k}) number of clusters, and each observation is clustered with the nearest cluster mean. K-Means yielded a lower number of accounts considered to be outliers compared to the OCSVM, but 85\% of the outlying accounts produced from the K-Means were also flagged as outliers by the OCSVM. Public comments from Etherscan affirm that the suspected accounts are scams. With the data from the K-Means, another machine supervised learning algorithm could be implemented to check the consistency of both the OCSVM and K-Means.

\begin{table}[t]
 \caption{Results of unsupervised and supervised clustering using a test partition of the data}
 \begin{center}
 \begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|}
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 \multicolumn{6}{|c|}{Grouping Results} \\
 \hline
 \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{} & \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{K-Means} \\ \cline{3-6}
 \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{} & G1 & G2 & G3 & G4 \\
 \hline
 \multirow{4}{3em}{SVM}
 & G1 & 5588166 & 3 & 0 & 9 \\ \cline{2-6}
 & G2 & 0 & 16 & 0 & 0 \\ \cline{2-6}
 & G3 & 1 & 0 & 4 & 2 \\ \cline{2-6}
 & G4 & 10 & 0 & 0 & 79 \\
 \hline
 \end{tabular}
 \label{tab:confusion}
 \end{center}
\vspace{-4mm}
\end{table}

In another experiment, the labeled clusters from the K-Means are then used as training labels for an SVM, used to classify the data. Similar to OCSVM, an SVM is a supervised machine learning algorithm that tries to find optimal separation margins in the data it is given, to separate it into classes. When the remaining test subset of the data is run through the SVM, the predicted classes match the groupings created by the K-Means by about 86\% as seen in the confusion matrix presented in Table \ref{tab:confusion}.

However different in their workings, all three algorithms had overlap with each other. These overlaps are the accounts flagged as outliers. The OCSVM flagged the highest amount of accounts as outliers.
The K-Means used four centers to group the ethereum account data (Seen as Xs in Fig. \ref{fig:kmeanscluster}), and OCSVM agreed regarding these outliers. The SVM classified the data based on the results from the K-Means where it yielded results similar to the K-Means.

\begin{figure}[hpt]
\vspace{-4mm}
    \includegraphics[width=1\linewidth,trim=0 10 0 10,clip]{img/clustering.png}
    \caption{K-Means Cluster results of Ethereum account data. The black Xs denote cluster centers.}
    \label{fig:kmeanscluster}
\end{figure}

\vspace{-6mm}
\section{Conclusions}
\label{sec:conclusions}
In this paper, we described three areas of work surrounding the the ingestion, retrieval and analysis of Blockchain data.  We described a system we developed that is capable of crawling the blockchain in order to extract data and to cross correlate the Smart Contract interfaces with the code in order to reconstruct the metadata correctly.  We discussed lessons learned from this work for public blockchains where scalability becomes quite challenging, but maintaining that such a solution could be used to retrieve data from private blockchains, using the elasticity of the cloud to meet such demands. We then described an implementation for collecting data about the execution and data used in scientific workflows, by augmenting the Pegasus workflow systems and harvesting data from tasks and dependencies in a generic way.  Finally, we discussed how we applied a number of machine learning techniques to identify abnormal activity in public Ethereum accounts. Currently, we can process the entire Ethereum dataset, and we showed how we successfully identified outlier accounts that warrant further investigation.   We are also collecting and organizing external information that will allow us to perform more reliable evaluation of these methods.

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Home Other Sport Tennis At 25, Rafael Nadal Doesn't Need an Autobiography
At 25, Rafael Nadal Doesn't Need an Autobiography
Rafa. What a name, what a tale. After 25 years on this planet, after 10 years as a pro, with 10 Grand Slam titles, with one Olympic Gold Medal, Rafael Nadal, by tomorrow, will be the next athlete to have an Autobiography on the market, telling his story way before his career comes to an end.
What the F*&^?! With Nadal, despite winning the Roland Garros this year (sixth time), kind of struggling this season, especially when it comes to facing Novak Djokovic (losing to him five times in finals), I don't think that an Autobiography is what we want from him. I'm sure his fans, even his most devoted ones, would prefer to see him regain some dominant streak and take back the world number one spot.
Sport autobiographies shouldn't come what a player is in the middle of his career. They should come after he retires, or during the twilight of it at least. Players who use ghost writers or whatever to sit down with them and write their Autobiographies always come out boring. Yeah, there's supposed to be some big part about how Nadal almost quit Tennis six years ago and turned to Golf.
Yeah, the part about his thoughts and views on the whole rivalry with Roger Federer is interesting. But I would've waited. Nadal, hopefully, has plenty of tennis and titles left in him. Lets say, 3 more dominant years? That deserves a mention in his book, right? What, if he passes Federer on the All Time Grand Slam win list he won't need that on his resume or Autobiography? I highly doubt the world needs to Rafael Nadal books. Even one, especially at this point of his career, is too much.
In England, footballers are ready to write their Autobiographies before they win a title or hardly do anything. It's a joke. It's a messy and boring read nearly 100% of the time. Nadal doesn't need the cash, I'm pretty sure. He's made over 42 million dollars from tennis alone in his career. Rafa won't change the life of anybody. Lets hope his performance at the US Open is better than his decision making regarding a unwarranted autobiography at the age of 25.
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The Ancient History Sourcebook is a site developed by Paul Halsall. It contains a list of links to materials (texts and images) for ancient history and civilization courses. It is meant as a companion to the Medieval Sourcebook an extensive collection of Internet resources for Medieval Studies (also maintained by Paul Halsall).
The Corinth Computer Project aims at reconstructing the city plan and landscape of Roman Corinth. It has been carried out since 1988 by the Mediterranean Section of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology under the auspices of the Corinth Excavations of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. The Home Page of the project includes a general description of the project and its goals, methodologies, city plans and bibliographies.
Greek-Spanish Dictionary (DGE) provides an overview of the project and a description of the dictionary, as well as its supplementary series. In addition, the page contains links to the DGE Canon Lists of editions and the addenda to the Bibliographical Repertoire of Greek Lexicography and a bibliographical database of Greek Inscriptions, called CLAROS. CLAROS contains near 140.000 records coming from more than 350 epigraphical collections.
Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum (CSEL) is an academic series that publishes critical editions of Latin works by late-antique Christian authors.
The images of the Dead Sea Scrolls originally exhibited by the library of Congress are now available on-line. In addition to the images, the site contains introductory material about the history of the Scrolls and links to readings and other related information.
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The House of Ptolemy is a web site (defined as an annotated infobase by its creator, Adam Philippides) dedicated to the study of the Ptolemies and their world. It contains extensive annotated links to web resources related to the Prolemaic but also Roman and Byzantine rule in Egypt. The site is offered in association with Amazon.com and allows the user to search the Amazon catalog online.
The Ovid Project The University of Vermont has made available an extensive collectIon of17th century engravings inspired by Ovid's Metamorphoses by the German artist Johann Wilhelm Baur. In the future the project will be expanded to include other Ovid holdings included related texts and articles.
The ROMULUS PROJECT is an effort to create an electronic Latin literature collection with commentaries. The aim of the Project which is open to collaboration, is to publish a body of texts along with detailed supplementary material, including translation, student-notes, literary discussions, and scholarly references.
VROMA is a project recently funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Its aim is to improve and expand the teaching of classical languages and cultures--Roman in particular--through the development and use of technology-assisted (virtual) materials and collaboration between and among undergraduate and secondary school Classics programs. The Home Page of the project contains information about its activities, its participants, links to related projects and some preliminary materials.
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meet new people, go to parties, do dishes.
pour my coffee, take a shower, read newspaper.
go to work, come home.
dress in clean clothes everyday.
the thought of getting a double chin.
breathe in and out slowly, count to four repeatedly, stare at the wall.
play with cat, inhale cigarette.
most important rule#3: smoke more weed.
i love panda bear! bwaha!
i also love this poem a lot. i have the same approach to life. are you epileptic too, r.byrnes?
anti-convulsants also help people with eating disorders, mood disorders, etc.
I love everything about this poem except for the very last line. It, to me, takes a poem that shuttles a constant, propulsive mood and suddenly wrenches it into something it hadn't been up until that point. But that's just me, and a matter of preference at that. I liked the read. I wish I could smoke more weed, but I had to quit when I turned 30 and it started provoking panic attacks.
The first stanza is particularly well-done.
no, its not just you Shawn. I liked this one quite a bit until the final line.
i think the last line is waving the white flag to life and just letting things be-that's why i like it.
i don't know. I'd have to agree. now looking at it, the last line doesn't really make any sense to have there. thanks for pointing that out. i guess i was just trying to get the point across that i don't need anything but a good man and a good bag.


Here is video of President Obama delivering opening remarks at what was billed as a "Town Hall Meeting" in Shanghai, China with Chinese students. About the China - U.S. relationship, Obama said the "notion that we must be adversaries is not predestined."
In his remarks Obama mentioned the "founding documents that guide our democracy," and the "fundamental principles" that are in those documents. But he also felt the need to go over the litany of shortcomings in U.S. history, such as slavery and the fact that women could not vote for many years. Obama made no mention of China's human rights problems, or ever uttered the word "communist," or spoke of their "communist philosophy" as compared to the "fundamental principles" that guide America.
the poor marxist-in-chief has NO clue.
China has NO intentions of seeing themselves as equal to the US, they want to see China a bigger and stronger superpower than US.
Mr. Marxist-in-chief wants to see US as "one of 100 nations"
The chinease leadership wants to see China as FIRST of 100 nations.
Isnt this buffon's job to promote America and america's interests?
Eeer, yeah his job is to promote America's interest, but I think he also has to consider the indebtedness he inherited to the Republic of China. Kinda a tight rope to walk, yes!
""he also has to consider the indebtedness he inherited to the Republic of China. Kinda a tight rope to walk, yes!"
if he is SO concerned about our debt, THEN WHY THE HELL IS SPENDING MORE MONEY WE DON'T HAVE AND PUTTING US IN MORE DEBT????
why is he wanting to spend more money that we have to borrow so that it only increases our debt to China?


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import com.tassioauad.gamecheck.model.api.PlatformApi;
import com.tassioauad.gamecheck.model.api.asynctask.ApiResultListener;
import com.tassioauad.gamecheck.model.entity.Platform;
import com.tassioauad.gamecheck.view.LastsPlatformView;

import java.util.List;

public class LastsPlatformPresenter {

    private LastsPlatformView view;
    private PlatformApi platformApi;
    private final int NUMBER_OF_PLATFORMS = 20;

    public LastsPlatformPresenter(LastsPlatformView view, PlatformApi platformApi) {
        this.view = view;
        this.platformApi = platformApi;
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    public void loadLastsPlatforms() {
        view.showLoading();
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            @Override
            public void onResult(Object object) {
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            @Override
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            }
        });

        platformApi.searchLasts(NUMBER_OF_PLATFORMS);
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