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Electronic countermeasures
Electronic countermeasures consist of technologies and techniques used to defeat enemy sensor systems, both in combat and in other situations. They can take the form of sensor jamming, stealth systems, decoys, and cloaking devices.
Stealth is a type of countermeasure designed to keep a vehicle from showing up on enemy sensors. The principals of stealth are to minimize reflections from active sensor systems and to minimize emissions that might be detectable to passive sensor systems.
As an example, modern stealth aircraft are made of materials that absorb the electromagnetic waves emitted by RADAR systems, reducing the amount of energy they reflect. Furthermore, the fuselage of a stealth aircraft is carefully shaped to keep whatever energy it does reflect from bouncing directly back toward its source. With its own RADAR system turned off, a stealth aircraft can have RADAR profile smaller than that of a bird.
Jamming is is an effort to blind enemy sensors with an overload of signal. If successful, the effect of jamming on a sensor system is much like looking at a very bright light with your unprotected eyes: you know there's a light source, but you may not be able to identify it because of the glare, and you may not be able to see other objects near the light source. Similarly, loud music from a stereo would be easy to hear, but the loud noise could easily drown out the sound of several people sneaking around the area.
A source of electronic jamming doesn't conceal its own existence, but it can keep itself from being identified and potentially hide numerous other objects behind the glare of signal it produces.
Spoofing is an effort to fool enemy sensors into reporting false information. If successful, the sensor will report detecting something different from what is actually present. A spoofing system might send out signals or energy patterns consistent with something harmless or friendly, disguising an approaching threat. Spoofing might be accomplished by configuring a vehicle to reflect active sensor waves in the same pattern as a friendly vehicle or by mimicking the transponder transmissions of a friendly vehicle.
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All combat craft in Star Wars are equipped with some kind of ECM system, typically sensor jamming.
At the Battle of Yavin, the Death Star's jamming was so intense that the Rebel fighters could not detect enemy fighters on electronic sensors (including electronic optical sensors) until the Imperial fighters were right on top of them. The Rebel pilots had to rely on visual sighting to find enemy fighters.
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The most common ECM in Star Trek is the cloaking device. General stealth, jamming, and spoofing techniques are sometimes referenced.
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The most noteworthy ECM in Babylon 5 is the stealth technology employed by the Minbari Federation. This technology makes Minbari ships essentially invisible to enemy sensors if they choose to be. Even when running their own active sensors, Minbari ECM technology prevents the sensors of the other Young Races from obtaining weapon locks.


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Hello, Jebediah
sayHelloToMyLittleFriend() function containing the bad call to
sayHello(5) is never invoked, so the program runs fine. So, should you do something different than when writing programs in a statically typed language? No! If you didn't discover the bad call, it means you didn't test the code path.
If you don't test a code path, you can't tell whether it's broken. And it really doesn't matter whether it's broken due to type errors or some other kinds of errors. (By the way, in statically typed languages, there is a very similar problem that crops up a lot. The dreaded
NULL/null/nill/None or whatever you want to call it. If you pass a
NULL pointer to a C++ function that tried to dereference it, you will cause a crash: This is actually much more common than passing an
int to a function expecting a string.)
With Python, if you are really paranoid, you can test the type of arguments. This may be useful in libraries that are used a lot and where you want to provide a good error message to the user instead of just crashing with a type error. You can either wrap the suspicious code in a
try-except block and catch
TypeError, or you can use the
instanceof() function to dynamically determine the type of arguments (but this second option is pretty brittle). Here is how it looks with
def sayHello(name): try: print 'Hello, ' + name except TypeError: print 'Oh, no!', name, 'is not a string' def sayHelloToMyLittleFriend(): sayHello(5) sayHelloToMyLittleFriend()
Oh, no! 5 is not a string
Oh, no! 5 is not a string
Monkey Patching
Testing Python code (and other dynamic languages) is a pleasure. There is no need to design testability into your code or create special interfaces or fight with legacy code. With Python, you can just reach into the guts of any object and replace its members with whatever you like. You can even replace functions. It doesn't get any better than that. This time honored practice is called monkey patching. Monkey patching works even if you don't use dependency injection because you can replace the dependencies at any time. In the following code example, class
A instantiates its own
class Dependency(object): def __init__(self): self._state = 'complex state' def bar(self): print 'Doing something expansive here...' print 'state: ' , self._state class A(object): def __init__(self): self._b = Dependency() def foo(self): self._b.bar() a = A() a.foo()
Doing something expansive here...
state: complex state
If you want to test
A, but you don't want it to invoke the real expansive
Dependency.bar() method you have two options:
- You can replace the
_bmember of
Awith a mock object that has a
- You can replace the
bar()method of the
Method 1 is useful if you want to mock the entire dependency, often with multiple methods and internal state. Method 2 is useful if you want to use the real
Dependency object with its logic and initialized state, but just replace a few methods.
Method 1:
class MockDependency(object): def __init__(self): """No state""" def bar(self): print 'Doing something cheap here...' a = A() a._b = MockDependency() a.foo()
Doing something cheap here...
Method 2:
def mock_bar(self): print 'Doing something cheap here...' print 'state: ' , self._state a = A() Dependency.bar = mock_bar a.foo()
Doing something cheap here...
state: complex state
You'd be wise to restrict your usage of monkey patching to testing and other special circumstances. A lot of people get excited about the power of monkey patching and use it willy-nilly all over the place, which leads to buggy and unmaintainable code.
Python Test Frameworks
Python has multiple test frameworks. The xUnit-like unittest package has been part of the Python standard library since Python 2.1, but it was never as powerful and user-friendly and some other test frameworks until Python 2.7. I like nose a lot. With nose, you don't need to write test classes derived from a base class, but can instead write simple test functions and nose will discover and run them. In Python 2.7, the standard unittest package acquired many features available in third-party test frameworks and became a much more formidable contender (although nose has evolved, too, and there is nose2).
There is a lot of material available around the Web on unittest, so I'll just quickly list the main features of the Python 2.7 (and Python 3.2) unittest package:
- Abundance of
- Test discovery
- Test organization
- Reporting
- Command-line interface
- Fine-grained control on running tests
Python also has an interesting module called doctest, which allows you to write tests embedded in your docstrings. I don't use doctest because I like to separate the code under test from the code that tests it. I also aim for more comprehensive testing, which is difficult to do in a doc string (not to mention that it will clutter the code).
Python Extensions
Like any self-respecting dynamic language, Python (CPython) has an extension and embedding mechanism. That means you can extend Python with native C libraries and even embed Python in a native program. Other Python implemenations that target specific runtime environments, like Jython on the JVM and IronPython on .NET, provide similar facilities. Here, I'll discuss only CPython.
First things first Python is slow. It is, of course, slow compared with native languages, but it is also slow compared with other dynamic languages. I will not delve into the particulars (super-flexible, super-dynamic, GIL, multithreading issues). There have been various efforts over the years to improve Python's performance. The most notable is the PyPy project. In the CPython ecosystem, the recommended way to extend Python with native code is to use Cython, which is a Python-like language that lets you write extensions to Python mostly in Python. If you need to interface with existing C/C++ code, there are several other tools available such as Boost.Python and Py++.
Dealing with Language Bindings
My language binding experience mostly involves using Swig. Swig is a veteran project that can create C/C++ bindings for almost any programming language. I have used it to create language bindings for the NuPIC 2.0 API for Python, Java, and C#. I have also had to debug through its interface code for NuPIC 1.0 Python bindings. Testing such code is no fun. It is all about marshaling data types, matching calling conventions, and adapting error-handling mechanisms. The best advise I can give here is to keep the binding code as lean as possible. Don't give in to the temptation to add syntactic sugar or try to make the binding code follow the idioms of the target language. Use a layered approach the bindings themselves, whether hand coded or autogenerated, should closely match the native code. Later, once you are back in your target language world, write a wrapper or syntactic sugar layer on top of it. You can write your tests using the wrapper layer.


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Examples: :pcb :max ; print the most recent command block :pcb :x ; print the most recent command block :pcb fn ; print the command block that introduced fn :pcb 5 ; print the fifth command blockSee command-descriptor.
Pcb takes one argument, a command descriptor, and prints the command
block of the command described. See command-descriptor for
details of command descriptors. See pc for description of the
format in which commands are displayed. The command block of a
command consists of the command itself and all of the events it
created. If the command created a single event and that event is in
fact the command (i.e., if the command typed was just an event such
as a
defun or
defthm rather than a macro that expanded to some event
forms), then
pcb just prints the command.
Pcb sketches command and
all of the events it created, rather than printing them fully. If
you wish to see just the command, in its entirety, use
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Hacker mode has been eliminated and programming mode has been added.
Programming mode is unsound but does syntax checking and permits
redefinitions of names. See
load-mode and
The arguments to
ld have changed.
Ld is now much more
sophisticated. See ld.
For those occasions on which you wish to look at a large list
structure that you are afraid to print, try
(walkabout x state),
x is an Acl2 expression that evaluates to the structure in
question. I am afraid there is no documentation yet, but it is
similar in spirit to the Interlisp structure editor. You are
standing on an object and commands move you around in it. E.g., 1
moves you to its first element, 2 to its second, etc.; 0 moves you
up to its parent;
nx and
bk move you to its next sibling and
previous sibling;
pp prettyprints it;
q exits returning
= exits
returning the thing you're standing on;
(= symb) assigns the thing
you're standing on to the state global variable
Several new hints have been implemented, including
:by and
The old
:do-not-generalize has been scrapped in favor of such new
hints as
(generalize elim).
:By lets you say ``this goal is
subsumed by'' a given lemma instance. The
:by hint also lets you
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The Customer's personal account at Phoenix, as created by the Customer and accessible online upon registration and login. One customer can not have more than one (1) account with Phoenix in his name. This account is not to be confused with the Customer's bank account.
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A continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. This record of blocks forms a distributed ledger.
Blockchain Split / Hard Fork:
A situation in which a blockchain splits into two separate chains.
A digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses cryptography to secure its transactions, to control the creation of additional units, and to verify the transfer of assets. On the Website, cryptocurrencies can also be referred to as "Coins", which term is not to be confused with real metal coins. Cryptocurrencies are classified as a subset of digital currencies and are also classified as a subset of alternative currencies and virtual currencies . For the purpose of the Agreement and the General Terms, Cryptocurrency and Cryptocurrencies refer to the specific currencies that are specified in the Order and Offer.
The amount in Euros (EUR), deposited in the Account by Phoenix and added to the next transaction.
The visitor and user of the website anycoindirect.eu as well as the user of services rendered by Phoenix, in its own name or as AnycoinDirect.eu, such visitors and users in their capacity as legal counterpart in the Agreement. For the purpose of legibility and efficiency of the General Terms all genders are referred to in the male form.
General Terms:
Present General terms and conditions, applicable to the Agreement and all other agreements with Phoenix.
Initial Coin Offering
A unit of Cryptocurrency that is preallocated to investors in an ICO in exchange for other Cryptocurrencies.
The offer by Phoenix to the Customer to buy or sell Cryptocurrencies.
The Customer's instruction to Phoenix to buy or sell Cryptocurrencies.
Phoenix Payments B.V., a limited liability company, established under Dutch law, residing in Veghel, The Netherlands and registered at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, number 59466197, and all of its present and future subsidiaries.
The services rendered by Phoenix, i.e. selling and buying of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies to and from the Customer
Storage of the public and private keys where the public key can be used to receive and the private key can be used to spend the Cryptocurrency. A Wallet can contain multiple public and private key pairs. The cryptocurrency itself is not in the wallet but decentrally stored and maintained in a publicly available ledger (the blockchain).
2.1 The General Terms apply to the Agreement and the all Services of Phoenix.
2.2 By creating an Account the Customer explicitly declares that he:
accepts the General Terms;
is at least 18 years old;
creates and uses only one (1) Account and does not and will not use someone else's private information such as identity and or bank account.
2.3 Any general or specific term and condition by third parties will not be acknowledged by Phoenix. Oral commitments, additions, amendments and/or supplemental agreements only obligate Phoenix after said deviations from the General Terms have been explicitly confirmed in writing by Phoenix.
2.4 Phoenix guarantees that the Services fulfill the stipulations of the agreement and meet the specifications mentioned in the Offer. Conditions stipulated by Phoenix do not automatically apply to repeat orders.
2.5 Phoenix can not be obligated to honor its Offer if the Customer should have understood that the Offer, or a part thereof, contained an apparent mistake or misprint.
2.6 Phoenix reserves the right to decline orders and customers without providing a reason to do so.
2.7 Phoenix' services are available to private individuals and corporations with an IBAN and citizenship from any of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) country or legal residence in any of the SEPA-countries
2.7.1 In exception to article 2.7, our services are not available to be used with an Icelandic IBAN.
3.1 The Customer acknowledges that the value of Cryptocurrencies can fluctuate strongly and that no warranty or guarantee whatsoever is or will be provided for the value of Cryptocurrencies over time. Due to such price fluctuations, the value of the Customer's assets may increase or decrease at any given moment. Any currency - virtual or real - may be subject to large variations in value and may even become worthless. There is no central bank that can take protective or corrective measures to protect the value of Cryptocurrencies during a crisis.
3.2 There may be additional risks that Phoenix has not foreseen or has not yet identified.The Customer should always carefully assess whether his financial situation and tolerance for risk allows for buying or selling Cryptocurrencies.
3.3 Phoenix declines all liability for any damage or loss incurred by the improper use of the Services. Please read the General Terms, FAQs, guides and the privacy policy prior to use.
3.4 Phoenix does not provide any investment advice or financial advice in connection with the services covered by the General Terms. Phoenix may provide information on the price, range, volatility of Cryptocurrencies and events that have affected the price of Cryptocurrencies, but such information can not be regarded as an investment advice and should not be interpreted as such. Any decision to purchase or sell Cryptocurrencies is the Customer's own decision and Phoenix can not be held liable for any loss or damage suffered.
3.5 The mere fact of Phoenix including or excluding specific Cryptocurrencies to or from its Services can neither be regarded nor interpreted as an indication or advice to either buy or sell such Cryptocurrencies.
4.1 Delivery by Phoenix of the Cryptocurrency purchased by the Customer is executed by sending such Cryptocurrency to the Wallet address provided by the Customer.
4.2 Delivery by the Customer of the Cryptocurrency sold to Phoenix is executed by sending such Cryptocurrency to the Wallet address provided by Phoenix.
4.3 Delivery by Phoenix is subject to availability, i.e. Cryptocurrency in stock.
4.4 A processed transaction is not reversible. It is the Customer's own responsibility to enter all the required data and provide all information correctly.
4.5 In the event of suspicion of abuse or fraud, Phoenix reserves the right to suspend one or more transactions until the legitimacy of the suspect transaction has been verified and established.
5.1 Phoenix uses current market rates of several exchanges. Such market rates can vary at any given moment. The purchase value of a transaction is expressed as the amount of the Cryptocurrency at the moment the Order is successfully placed in the Account. Such moment varies per payment method.
5.2 For payment methods Bancontact / Mistercash, Giropay, iDeal, Mybank and Sofort, the amount of the Cryptocurrency is determined after the Customer has selected and entered:
amount of Cryptocurrency or purchase price;
Wallet address;
payment method;
acceptance of General Terms.
By clicking the Buy button and confirming having read the additional warning, the Offer is set for a twenty (20) minute timeframe. Within such timeframe the following actions must be taken to complete the Order for the indicated amount of Cryptocurrency:
follow all payment instructions and check if payment has been fulfilled; and
click to return to order page in the Account, which confirms that the payment has been made.
If the Order status in the Account indicates "Successful", the amount of Cryptocurrency is fixed and guaranteed.
5.3 For payment methods SEPA and TrustPay the amount of the Cryptocurrency is determined after the Customer has selected and entered:
amount of Cryptocurrency or purchase price;
Wallet address;
payment method;
acceptance of General Terms.
By clicking the Buy button and confirming having read the additional warning, the Phoenix offer is set for a twenty (20) minute timeframe. Within such timeframe the following actions must be taken to complete the order for the indicated amount of Cryptocurrency:
follow all payment instructions and check if the payment has been debited from the Customer's bank account; and
click the green button to confirm the payment has been made; and
confirm having read the notification that the Customer is about to enter into an agreement with Phoenix
If the Order status indicates "Waiting to receive payment", the amount of Cryptocurrency is fixed and guaranteed.
5.4 Both a completed payment and the transfer of ownership of the purchased Cryptocurrency are final and can not be undone. The Customer explicitly waives the right to withdraw from his agreement regarding his remote purchase of Cryptocurrency and acknowledges that the relevant articles of the Dutch Civil Code, Book 7, Title 1, Section 9A, do not apply to his purchase of Cryptocurrency. In the event that the Customer wants to exchange or return the purchased Cryptocurrency, he needs to enter into a new sale agreement.
5.5 Within the context of the law on remote purchasing of the Dutch Civil Code, Book 7, Title 1, Section 9A, Phoenix strives to process orders at least within two (2) business days after receiving the payment. In the event that the payment has not been sent in time, not fully or without correct payment reference, Phoenix has the right to cancel the Order. In case of such cancellation, Phoenix can not be held liable for any financial of legal consequences resulting from such cancellation.
5.6 Entering the correct data (e.g. the amount, the receiving Wallet
address and email address) is the Customer's own responsibility. The
Customer declares that he has provided accurate and complete information.
Entering incorrect information at the moment of placing an Order might
result in the loss of funds.
The Customer accepts full responsibility for the financial and legal consequences of incorrect information provided by him. The Customer acknowledges that he provides information entirely at his own expense and risk.
5.7 In case of i) technical problems, ii) of incorrect or inconsistent information provided by the Customer, iii) of force majeure or iv) of need for further investigation, the processing of the Order can get delayed.
5.8 If i) sending the purchased Cryptocurrency to the Customer's Wallet address is not possible (as a result of the ordered Cryptocurrency not being in stock or not being offered anymore), ii) if there is a delay due to some other reason or iii) if an Order can not or only partially be fulfilled, it is at the discretion of Phoenix to either repay the paid amount to the Customer's bank account or to consult the Customer to explore alternatives.
5.9 Phoenix delivery obligations are met once the Cryptocurrency have been confirmed by the specific Cryptocurrencies' blockchain, evidence of which can be found by entering the unique transaction ID ("TxID") or Wallet address into a block explorer of the specific Cryptocurrency.
5.10 If i) the Customer has placed an Order but fails to pay the amount due, ii) if the Customer has not used the correct payment reference or iii) if the amount has not been fully received within seven (7) days, Phoenix has the right to terminate the Agreement and/or the Account. Phoenix has the right to claim the costs incurred by i) non-timely payment or non-payment, ii) by using an incorrect payment reference and iii) the costs that occurred due to negligence by the Customer.
5.11 In case a Blockchain Split or Hard Fork occurs:
Phoenix is not obliged to support both chains and corresponding Cryptocurrencies, unless and until Phoenix announces such support on the Website;
and an Order has been created by the Customer, the Customer can not claim the newly created Cryptocurrency that originated after the Blockchain Split / Hard Fork.
5.12 The Customer can not claim ICO Tokens sent to a Phoenix address.
If the Customer sends Cryptocurrency directly to an ICO address and the ICO Tokens are returned to the address of Phoenix, Phoenix will not install software to access the returned ICO Tokens or Cryptocurrency. Any ICO Tokens that are received at the address of Phoenix will be considered lost and can not be claimed by the Customer. Important notice: do not use the Services to send Cryptocurrency directly from Anycoindirect.eu to an ICO .
5.13 A minimum amount in Euros for any Order to buy may be applied by Phoenix. Such amount is posted and updated on the Website. In case the minimum amount is not met when placing the Order to buy, a notification is shown on the Order page.
6.1 Phoenix uses current market rates of several exchanges. These market rates can vary at any given moment. The selling value of a transaction is expressed as the amount of the Cryptocurrency at the moment the Order is successfully placed in the Account.
The selling price of the Cryptocurrency is determined after the Customer has selected and entered:
Amount of Cryptocurrency or sell price;
IBAN number and Customer name;
Acceptance of General Terms.
By clicking the Sell button and confirming having read the additional warning, the Offer is set for a twentyfive (25) minute timeframe during which Phoenix locks the then current rate. Within such timeframe the Customer is to send the amount of Cryptocurrency to the Phoenix Wallet address stated on the Order status page.
If the Order status in the Account indicates "Successful", the amount of Cryptocurrency and the amount of Euros are fixed and guaranteed.
6.2 Providing the correct information for receiving payouts is the
Customer's own responsibility. Any damages incurred as a result of the
incorrect entering of such information, and as a result of sending the
Cryptocurrency to a Wallet address which was not specified by Phoenix, will
not be compensated by Phoenix.
The Customer accepts full responsibility for the financial and legal consequences of incorrect information provided by him. The Customer acknowledges that he provides information entirely at his own expense and risk.
6.3 The full amount of Cryptocurrency as indicated in the Order to sell must be received at the Phoenix Wallet address within the specified timeframe. If the Order is not received in full and/or in time, the Order will be cancelled.
6.4 Both a completed payment and the transfer of ownership of the purchased Cryptocurrency are final and can not be undone. The Customer explicitly waives the right to withdraw from his agreement regarding his remote sale of Cryptocurrency and acknowledges that the relevant articles of the Dutch Civil Code, Book 7, Title 1, Section 9A, do not apply to his sale of Cryptocurrency.
6.5 In case of i) technical problems, ii) of incorrect or inconsistent information provided by the Customer, iii) of force majeure or iv) of need for further investigation, the processing of the Order to sell can get delayed.
6.6 In case a Blockchain Split or Hard Fork occurs:
Phoenix is not obliged to support both chains and corresponding Cryptocurrencies, unless and until Phoenix announces such support on the Website;
and if it occurs during the process of creating an Order by the Customer or during the processing of the Order by Phoenix, the Customer can not claim the newly created Cryptocurrency that originated after the Blockchain Split / Hard Fork;
all newly created / forked Cryptocurrency that the Customer sends to an Address on a chain we do not support are considered as lost; therefore the Customer can not claim the forked Cryptocurrency.
6.7 Payout generally takes place on the same business day that Cryptocurrency sold to Phoenix have been received at the Phoenix Wallet address specified in the Order and have been confirmed in the Blockchain (at most within two (2) business days thereafter). For larger transactions (exceeding EUR 50,000), the Customer is advised to contact Phoenix Support.
6.8 The Customer declares that:
the Cryptocurrency he offers have been legitimately acquired;
he is the legal owner of the bank account he has specified to be used in this transaction, and
he has truthfully entered all the required data and information.
6.9 If the Order to sell was cancelled but Phoenix did receive Cryptocurrency in full or in part, the Customer is to contact Phoenix Support, in order to have the Customer decide whether to:
send back the Cryptocurrency to a Wallet address newly specified by the Customer; or
receive the payout against the current price at the moment Phoenix has processed the Customer's choice.
6.10 In case Phoenix does not receive the full amount of Cryptocurrency at the specified Wallet address for the Order to sell, then:
If the received amount of Cryptocurrency is up to (and including) 20% less than the original Order amount, the Order will automatically get adjusted to the received amount and payout proceeds for the adjusted amount of Cryptocurrency and price. A refund is not possible in this case.
If the received amount is more than 20% less than the original Order amount, the Order will fail and the Customer is to contact Phoenix Support, to have the Customer decide whether to:
send back the Cryptocurrency to a Wallet address newly specified by the Customer; or
payout against the current price at the moment Phoenix has processed the Customer's choice.
6.11 The Customer can not claim refund of EUR 30 or less, in which case in his Account the Customer will receive Credits calculated at the current rate as compensation.
7.1 Prices will not be raised for the duration of the Offer, unless legal measures to do so are imposed. The price will be locked for the specified timeframe when proceeding with the payment. In such timeframe the offered price and amount of Cryptocurrency will not change.
7.2 All prices and data published on the Website are subject to the possibility of misprint, due to either Phoenix or a third party. Phoenix does not accept any liability for the consequences of misprints and reserved the right to cancel the Order if the Order is in the process of using the misprint data.
7.3 All prices on the Website are stated in Euros (€, EUR). If the Customer prefers to use any other local European currency, the cost of conversion between the local currency and EURO will come at the expense of the Customer.
Phoenix charges an overall fee for the Services. Such fee is comprised of:
Exchange Withdrawal Fee:
Payment Method Fee:
Mining Fee:
Volatility Risk Fee:
Phoenix Service Fee:
9.1 Financial services regulations require Phoenix to take action against abuse in order to protect its customers and to prevent financial offenses (such as scams, fraud, money laundering and financing terrorism) by means of its Services.
9.2 Based on the so-called Know Your Customer requirement, Phoenix is obliged to gather personal information of the Customer prior to rendering Services. Such information can be subject to a regular screening up to five (5) years after the date of any transaction with the Customer.
Subject to change at the discretion of Phoenix or changes imposed by laws or regulations, the Customer's personal data and identity need to be verified and established for any purchase exceeding the amount of EUR 100.
Upon placing an Order the Customer's information will be recorded in the Phoenix customer database. Phoenix complies with the Registration of Persons Act and will not share any customer information with any third party. Please read our Privacy policy.
9.3 Phoenix respects the privacy of the Customer and guarantees the confidential treatment of the Customer's personal information.
9.4 Phoenix reserves the right to initiate an investigation in the event of suspicious activities, fraud, money laundering or financing of terrorism. Phoenix may request information from third parties and investigate third party sources to verify and establish the Customer's identity.
9.5 In the event fraud or money laundering is confirmed, the affected transaction and account will be frozen immediately. This measure will in all cases be reported to the authorities and to relevant third parties.
9.6 Any data breach or suspected data breach will be reported within 72 hours with the local regulator.
10.1 In case the Customer discovers that a payment or transaction is incorrect or incomplete, he is to report such errors to Phoenix in writing by email without delay, although not later than two (2) business days after the day of transaction.
10.2 In case the Customers' complaint is deemed legitimate by Phoenix, Phoenix will consider compensation, with the understanding that Phoenix's liability, and therefore the compensation of damages, will be limited to the Order amount for the specific transaction.
10.3 No compensation will be considered by Phoenix if:
the Customer is or has been in default towards Phoenix;
the payment and/or Cryptocurrency transaction have been exposed to unusual circumstances or have not been treated properly or have been handled in conflict with the instructions on the Website and in the specific Phoenix guides; or
the complaint is caused by a change in legislation or regulations.
11.1 Phoenix can not be held liable if and to the extent its commitments can not be fulfilled as a result of force majeure.
11.2 Force majeure shall be understood to mean any foreign cause, as well as any situation, which within reason ought not be attributed to Phoenix. Interruptions in internet, Blockchain network instability, interruptions of bank services, power and email disruptions, governmental actions, all explicitly count as force majeure.
11.3 In the event of force majeure, Phoenix reserves the right to suspend its obligations and will have the right to wholly or partially dissolve the Agreement, or to require that the content of the Agreement be changed such that execution is still possible. The Customer will not require Phoenix to pay any fine or compensation for damages arising from force majeure.
11.4 If Phoenix has partially fulfilled its obligations, or can only partially fulfil its obligations, at the time of commencement of the force majeure, Phoenix has the right to invoice the Services already rendered separately, and the Customer will be required to pay this invoice as if it were a separate agreement.
12.1 The Agreement and General Terms are subject to Dutch law.
12.2 Any dispute arising from The Agreement between Phoenix and the Customer which can not be settled in mutual negotiation will be presented to and judged by the competent judge within the jurisdiction of 's-Hertogenbosch (NL).
12.3 Although you may view our General Terms in a language other than Dutch, the Dutch text is leading and binding.
13.1 Phoenix reserves the right to revisit, change, alter or adapt these General Terms. This includes the right to add or delete information, without prior notification to its Customers. Phoenix strongly advises all Customers to consult these General Terms, and the Agreement, regularly.
Any questions relating to the General Terms, the Account, the Services and the obligations arising from the General Terms are to be addressed to Phoenix Support via email or support ticket.
Release date: 12 June 2018
To prevent problems with orders please keep following things in mind:
To prevent problems with orders please keep following things in mind:
Anycoin Direct is a European cryptocurrency broker that strives to bring you the best customer experience since 2013. With a user-friendly interface, a live chat that is open every day of the week and informative guides, we help you every step of the way. We make the cryptocurrency buy, sell and trade process as fast and easy as possible without compromising safety.


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Seven on Sunday, 2-15-09: Dr. Bob's Virginia Scorecard | VirginiaTomorrow
February 14, 2009 8:53 PM
1. The Stimulus vs. Revenue Decline
Rick Brown, the Secretary of Finance, announced this week that the revenue decline for the first seventh months of the fiscal year is the state's worst on record....
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Billions Slated for Virginia, Maryland, and D.C. Schools and Transportation in Stimulus Package
Kaine Pushes Obama on Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
Cantor is the GOP's New Voice of Resistance
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Tim Craig in The Washington Post Saturday morning reports that Governor Kaine and Speaker Howell have reached a new agreement on a smoking ban. The new concord substantially removes the amendments passed...
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Virginia's Fiscal Year Revenue Posts Largest Decline on Record
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Humility, the antidote to rampant hubris, sits unconsumed in surplus warehouses.
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Humility, the antidote to rampant hubris, sits unconsumed in surplus warehouses.
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Style Weekly, Richmond's alternative newspaper, has put together a video of the speeches given by the four candidates for governor at the Virginia Capitol Correspondents Association dinner. At the event,...
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Terry McAuliffe, a Democratic candidate for governor, has filed a financial disclosure form, according to the Virginia Public Access Project. The documents show McAuliffe has a net worth of at least $5.8...
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Jeff Frederick announced this morning that he will not seek reelection and will concentrate on his duties as Chair of the Virginia Republican Party.
Amy Frederick, Jeff's wife, notes that she is...
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Ed Gillespie, former counselor to President George W. Bush and chairman of the Republican National Committee, will serve as chairman of Attorney General Robert F. McDonnell (R)'s campaign for governor...
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A: Not easily!
I was sent this jumper by Self Service UK as part of their "Take 10 Project" which has an obvious nod to Valentines Day.
I agreed to take part in this because it is a little challenge for me to sport something that I wouldn't typically gravitate towards. I also loved the concept of the project itself.
As the title suggests it involves 10 bloggers, with each blogger receiving the exact same item. The idea is to style and photograph it in a way that stays true to your personal style. I always think its interesting to see how different an item can look on one person versus another.
I wore this in the only way I could - by prepping it up with a light, sheer shirt and a tweed blazer. This was a combination that toned down the loudness of the jumper and made it feel more wearable.
And you know what I realised when wearing this? People smile at you in shops and on the street. The big glittery heart causes a whole "good mood" exchange. When you are feeling stressed about how much work you have to do that soon makes the jumper feel pretty special.
Jumper: Wildfox
Shirt: Whistles (old)
Blazer: ASOS - Link! (in the sale :)
Jeans: Current/Elliott
Shoes: Isabel Marant
Bag: Celine
Sunglasses: Celine
Now to the good part - go and see the other bloggers and how they wore the jumper on the Self Service blog - Link!
You can also vote for my picture as your favourite if you like but there are some AMAZING submissions...
Anyway, how would you style this jumper?


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Vienna boasts one of the finest public transport systems in Europe. It is safe and easy to use, and consists of punctual buses and trams, a fast U-Bahn (underground) and S-Bahn (railway). Most operate from about 6am to midnight; buses stop earlier but there are night buses on weekends covering the major routes. The U-Bahn is the fastest way to get around the city, while the S-Bahn is the fastest way to get to the airport. The tram network is one of the largest worldwide and is the next best way of getting about, with the added advantage of being a good way to see the city, although some lines don't operate on weekends. Buses are useful in the inner city where there are no trams. Fares are standard for all forms of public transport (€2.20 for a single), and once validated will allow one journey including transfers in the same direction. Travel passes are available: the Vienna Card is valid for three days, allows unlimited travel on public transport, and offers discounts at many attractions, shops and restaurants. Taxis are plentiful, reliable and metered, but have a list of surcharges and are among the most expensive in Europe. The most romantic, if expensive, way to get about is by horse-drawn carriage, or Fiaker. A car is generally a burden in Vienna, but can be useful for trips outside the city.
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