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Way be interpreted as increasing the number of demands necessary to trigger the applicability of AAA’s Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules or authorizing class arbitration of any kind. Unless NYT otherwise consents in writing, NYT does not agree or consent to class arbitration, private attorney general arbitration, or arbitration involving joint or consolidated claims under any circumstances, except as set forth in this section 12.4. If your demand for arbitration is included in the Mass Filing, your claims will remain tolled until your demand for arbitration is decided, withdrawn, or is settled. The parties agree that this batching provision is integral to this Section 12 insofar as it applies to a Mass Filing. If the batching provision in this Section 12.4 or the engagement of a mediator in Section 12.5 is found to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal, then the entirety of this Section 12 shall be null and void, and neither you nor NYT shall be entitled to arbitrate any claim that is a part of the Mass Filing.12.5 Mediation Following First Batch in a Mass Filing. The results of the first batch of demands will be given to a AAA mediator selected from a group of 5 mediators initially proposed by AAA, with NYT and the remaining claimants’ counsel being able to strike one mediator each and then rank the remaining mediators and the highest collectively ranked mediator being selected. The selected mediator will try to facilitate a resolution of the remaining demands in the Mass Filing. After the results are provided to the mediator, NYT, the remaining claimants and their counsel, and the mediator will have 90 days (the “Mediation Period”) to agree on a resolution or substantive methodology for resolving the outstanding demands. If the parties are unable to resolve the outstanding demands during the Mediation Period

ASSIGNMENT of Panel Mediator. Mediator (ADR Panel) Richard Chernick has been assigned to serve as Panel Mediator. (mb) March 1, 2018 Filing 76 PROTECTIVE ORDER by Magistrate Judge Frederick F. Mumm re Stipulation for Protective Order #51 : (see attached) (jm) February 27, 2018 Filing 75 SUPPLEMENT to MOTION to Compel FURTHER RESPONSES TO WRITTEN DISCOVERY AND REQUEST FOR SANCTIONS #67 in support filed by Defendant Zulily LLC. (Attachments: #1 Declaration of Timothy G. Lamoureux in Support of Defendant's Supplemental Brief, #2 Exhibit A to Declaration of Timothy G. Lamoureux, #3 Declaration of Morgan E. Pietz in Support of Defendant's Supplemental Brief, #4 Index of Exhibits to the Declarations Filed with Regard to the Joint Stipulation Regarding Defendant's Motion to Compel)(Pietz, Morgan) February 27, 2018 Filing 74 SUPPLEMENT to MOTION to Compel FURTHER RESPONSES TO WRITTEN DISCOVERY AND REQUEST FOR SANCTIONS #67 [in opposition] filed by Plaintiff Fabric Selection, Inc.. (Attachments: #1 Supplemental Declaration of Stacey N. Knox, #2 Declaration of Sean Javaheri)(Knox, Stacey) February 22, 2018 Filing 73 STIPULATION REGARDING SELECTION of Panel Mediator filed. Parties stipulate that Richard Chernick may serve as Panel Mediator. Plaintiff obtained the Panel Mediators consent to serve. Filed by Plaintiff Fabric Selection, Inc.(Knox, Stacey) February 16, 2018 Filing 72 ORDER DISMISSING MODERATO, erroneously sued herein as MODERATO, INC., PURSUANT TO FED. R. CIV. P. RULE 41(a) by Judge Christina A. Snyder, re Stipulation to Dismiss Party #71 . Moderato, Inc. (a California corporation) terminated. (mrgo) February 15, 2018 Filing 71 STIPULATION to Dismiss Defendant Moderato, Inc. filed by Plaintiff Fabric Selection, Inc.. (Attachments: #1 Proposed Order)(Knox, Stacey) February 13, 2018 Filing 70 DECLARATION of Morgan Pietz In support of MOTION to Compel FURTHER RESPONSES TO WRITTEN DISCOVERY AND REQUEST FOR SANCTIONS #67 filed by Defendant Zulily LLC. (Attachments: #1 Exhibit Exhibit 1)(Pietz, Morgan)

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No. 3The above program simply allows you to enter two numbers, and when you click the Add button, it adds them together and displays the sum on the bottom line. While this is admittedly still a simple program, it illustrates a number of things that you can use in more elaborate programs.First of all, it is essentially a five-row display. The top informational label, the button and the Sum label are single elements in a row. And the two entry field rows consist of two elements: a label and an Entry field.This is an ideal place to use the grid layout in tkinter. There are 5 rows, and in two cases the rows are divided into two columns, a label and an entry field. So what we do is create a 5 row by two column grid, and for the single element rows we tell the layout manager that the rows span two columns. For example:topLabel = BlueLabel(root, "Enter 2 values:")topLabel.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=2)And the BlueLabel class is derived from the Label class and makes blue labels, left justified. It is merelyclass BlueLabel(Label): def __init__(self,root, lbtext, **kwargs): super().__init__(root, text=lbtext, justify=LEFT, fg='blue' )So the entire layout section of this program is just five lines of grid entries. We’ll come back to this in a minute.When you consider what the program does, you enter numbers in the two entry fields and click on the Add button. The program then fetches the text from the two fields, converts them to numbers, adds then, and places message and the sum in the label on the bottom line. This is an interaction between four different visual widgets: the button, two entry fields, and a label. Some part of the program needs to know about those widgets and get or set data from them or to them.That part of the program is a Mediator class. The individual widgets should not have to know about all these interactions. Instead, they simply tell the Mediator they exist and have the Mediator deal with the interactions. This greatly simplifies program flow.So when we create the grid, we create the Mediator and tell it about the entry fields and bottom label. When we create the button, we pass it a reference to the Mediator, so it can tell it when it is clicked. The whole thing is just a few lines of code. topLabel = BlueLabel(root, "Enter 2 values:") topLabel.grid(row=0, column=0, columnspan=2) # create entry field xlabel = BlueLabel(root, "Num1:").grid(row=1, column=0) xEntry = Entry(root) xEntry.grid(row=1, column=1, padx=10) # and put in window ylabel = BlueLabel(root, "Num2:").grid(row=2, column=0) yEntry = Entry(root) yEntry.grid(row=2, column=1, padx=10, pady=10) med = Mediator() # OK button calls getName when clicked self.addButton = AddButton(root, med) self.addButton.grid(row=3, column=0, columnspan=2)

Could truly say, I seek not my own glory, John 8 50. Considered as God, he was not capable of any additional glory, but as man and Mediator he did not run without being sent; and, if he did not, surely others should be afraid to do it. VII. The apostle prefers Christ before Aaron, both in the manner of his call and in the holiness of his person. 1. In the manner of his call, in which God said unto him, Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee (quoted from Ps 2 7), referring to his eternal generation as God, his wonderful conception as man, and his perfect qualification as Mediator. Thus God solemnly declared his dear affection to Christ, his authoritative appointment of him to the office of a Mediator, his installment and approbation of him in that office, his acceptance of him, and of all he had done or should do in the discharge of it. Now God never said thus to Aaron. Another expression that God used in the call of Christ we have in Ps 110 4, Thou art a priest for ever, after the order of Melchisedec, v. 6. God the Father appointed him a priest of a higher order than that of Aaron. The priesthood of Aaron was to be but temporary; the priesthood of Christ was to be perpetual: the priesthood of Aaron was to be successive, descending from the fathers to the children; the priesthood of Christ, after