Hello, and welcome to the arcade manager, where you will be able to manage and filter your rom collection by removing unwanted, bad, and unplayable games.
Before doing anything, I will need to know which system you're using, because some things are slightly different depending on your system.
Don't worry, you will be able to change it later: look in the bottom right corner of the main menu.


- v1.2.0
- date: 2016-04-01
- changes:
- Use shared grunt-known-options module.
- v1.1.0
- date: 2016-03-22
- changes:
- Update to "nopt": "~3.0.6".
- nopt is upgraded to ~3.0.6 which has fixed many issues, including passing multiple arguments and dealing with numbers as options.
Be aware previously --foo bar used to pass the value 'bar' to the option foo. It will now set the option foo to true and run the task bar.
- v1.0.1
- date: 2016-03-22
- changes:
- Revert to "nopt": "~1.0.10" due to issues with the update.
- v1.0.0
- date: 2016-03-21
- changes:
- Update dev deps
- Update error message when Gruntfile is not found
- v1.0.0-rc1
- date: 2016-02-11
- changes:
- Update findup-sync and other deps
- remove prefer global warning


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TableDef
Implementation of a table definition
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static <T extends ViewDef> |
MetadataObjectFactory.newViewDef(Class<T> viewDefSubclass,
Object... constructorParameters)
Find a suitable constructor using reflection and create an instance of a subclass of ViewDef
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ViewDef |
ViewDef.clone() |
ViewDef |
SchemaMetaData.getView(String viewName) |
ViewDef |
ViewDef.setAlias(String alias)
Set alias.
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ViewDef |
ViewDef.setRecordClass(Class classRecord)
Set the class of Record object that must be used to iterate this View.
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ViewDef |
ViewDef.setRecordClassName(String className)
Set the class of Record object that must be used to iterate this View.
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Collection<ViewDef> |
SchemaMetaData.views()
Get unmodifiable collection of views in this schema
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void |
SchemaMetaData.addView(ViewDef viewDef)
Add an existing ViewDef instance to this SchemaMetaData.
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ViewDef(ViewDef source)
Create ViewDef by cloning another ViewDef.
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ViewDef |
TableDataSource.getTableOrViewDef(String objectName)
Get table or view definition
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ViewDef |
TableDataSource.getViewDef(String viewName)
Get view definition
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AbstractRecord(ViewDef tableDefinition)
Construct AbstractRecord reading the metadata from a ViewDef or TableDef and with no ConstraintsChecker nor FieldHelper.
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AbstractRecord(ViewDef tableDefinition,
ConstraintsChecker constraintsChecker)
Construct AbstractRecord reading the metadata from a ViewDef or TableDef and with the given ConstraintsChecker and no FieldHelper.
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AbstractRecord(ViewDef tableDefinition,
FieldHelper fieldHelper)
Construct AbstractRecord reading the metadata from a ViewDef or TableDef and with the given FieldHelper and no ConstraintsChecker.
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AbstractRecord(ViewDef tableDefinition,
FieldHelper fieldHelper,
ConstraintsChecker constraintsChecker)
Construct AbstractRecord reading the metadata from a ViewDef or TableDef and with the given FieldHelper and ConstraintsChecker.
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Parentheses determine the order of operation in math eqautions. They also hold parameter names
when defining a function and hold argument values when calling a function. They also surround
conditional statements in some functions such as if (x = y) {console.log("nice")}
Brackets hold the values in an array. E.g. nums [1, 2, 3, 4]
Braces are used to define objects, with values in them created as properties. They hold blocks of
code within functions E.g. banana {eat banana; enjoy banana}
Single and double quotes are used to create a string. Single quotes are used in JavaScript code, allowing for the insertion of double quotes on attributes of appended HTML snippets.


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SIDEBARGOESHERE
Here's a quick walk through of what's required to write a survey app in Talent App store - e.g. an app that sends a survey to applicants who have been unsuccessful in order to understand candidate care levels.
Writing an app may sound intimidating, but its not. You're not actually creating a downloadable app that the customer runs themselves. Instead you're just producing and consuming RESTful APIs on your own servers - in a way that looks like an app to the customer.
For example, when a customer clicks install on your app in Talent App Store, you'll receive an incoming API call to your own server telling you that you have a new customer. From this point you can start making API calls to fetch data for that customer.
All your app's code runs on your own servers, and we (Aotal) don't perform any review or testing of your code, nor do we need any IP rights to it. Also the APIs you will use are all open source, so you're free to use them in any way you see fit. And of course you can write and host your app using whatever tools and technologies you already use.
For more about TAS, see http://www.talentappstore.com.
Here are the typical steps you would go through to build this app.
Your survey will be triggered by an applicant being marked as unsuccessful in their application for a job. There are two ways you can learn about unsuccessful applicants:
You periodically (e.g. once an hour, overnight) call the API GET /applications/byPhase/decline/complete, passing in a date. The response includes all applications that have been declined since that date - typically the date you pass in will be the date of the previous poll operation.
This approach is not real time, but that's probably not a concern for this kind of app - you may want to allow some time for the candidate to absorb the fact that they've been unsuccessful before approaching them.
You produce the API GET /applications/byPhase/decline/complete, which is called in real time each time a candidate is declined.
This approach requires high availability of your app. If your app is down at the point when a candidate is declined, you'll miss the message, and you would have to use GET /applications/byPhase/decline/complete when your app came back up again.
In this example, we'll use the pull approach.
1) Create a developer account at developer.talentappstore.com.
2) Define your app, giving it a name, logo etc. Make a note of your app's secret key - you'll need this later. Don't share this with anyone. Finally, define the APIs that your app consumes - in this case, GET /applications/byPhase/decline/complete (make sure you specify source of truth == true):
Later on, you'll write some code and then attach your actual servers. But for now, lets install your app and start making some API calls from the command line. In Talent App Store, your app can't do much at all until its installed by a tenant. So to develop and test your app, and make API calls, you'll need a tenant of your own (its free to create one).
3) Back at the app, in the developer site, click the install link.
4) You'll be guided to create an account at www.talentappstore.com. Create a tenant, and finally install your app into your new tenant. You'll see a couple of other apps pre-installed for you.
Next, for your app to consume this API, some other app needs to produce it. In a production tenant, that app might be an applicant tracking system (ATS). Since installing an ATS and getting test data into it can be something of a big deal, we (Aotal) provide a simple test app that produces the APIs you're going to use and is pre-loaded with test data.
5) Click here to install the mock applications app into your tenant.
 We'll use the familiar curl command.
6) At the command line, type the following (substituting your own app, tenant and secret key):
# as the app "myapp",
# and acting for tenant "acme",
# call the API GET /applications/byPhase/decline/complete
# fetching declined applications in the last week
# including application, job and candidate details
# as defined by the developer "tas"
curl -H "tazzy-secret: V83s9zScl1BKc2pl9pO4ELEtVNarzVkJYaTsU1a9" \
https://myapp.tazzy.io/t/acme/devs/tas/applications/byPhase/decline/complete?since=2017-04-01T00:00:00+00:00&includeAppDetails=true&includeCandidateDetails=true&includeJobDetails=true
You should see a list of applications come back, ordered by ID. If not, check the preceding steps. If you get an empty set back, you might need to scan further back in time to find some valid test data. If you're stuck, you can ask for help on the forums linked to the developer site.
In a live system you'll see a lot of data. The API only returns a maximum of 100 applications each time you call it, so if you do see that many applications in the response, call the API again, this time passing in the minID parameter set to the ID of the last application in the previous response. Keep doing this until you've fetched all the applications.
The next time your app pulls declines, you'll pass in a new value for the since parameter - most likely the point in time of your previous run. Again, page through the results, 100 at a time, until you've fetched all the declines.
If you need to correlate your surveys in some way to some characteristic of each application's job (e.g. department), you'll likely do that using the job's categories.
If you look closely at each job's details, you'll see that the job's category values (e.g. its location) are identified by ids. To obtain the mapping from those ids into actual values (e.g. 2013 == Auckland), you'll need to call two more APIs.
The GET /categories API gives you the list of categories - e.g., that this tenant has categorized their jobs by location and by expertise.
The GET /categories/byID/{}/values API gives you all of the values for any single category - e.g., all the locations that this tenant has set up.
You should cache the results of these APIs so that you don't need to make the API calls to often, or your app might be throttled.
7) At the developer site, update your app so that it consumes these APIs (again, as source of truth).
To test this out, you can call these APIs using curl as above, e.g.:
curl -H "tazzy-secret: V83s9zScl1BKc2pl9pO4ELEtVNarzVkJYaTsU1a9" -H 'tazzy-tenant: acme' https://getjobstest.tazzy.io/devs/tas/categories
One of the categories returned above was 100001999, so to get the values for this category, call:
curl -H "tazzy-secret: V83s9zScl1BKc2pl9pO4ELEtVNarzVkJYaTsU1a9" -H 'tazzy-tenant: acme' https://mockjobstest.tazzy.io/devs/tas/categories/byID/100001999/values
Its possible (and normal) for a candidate to apply to multiple jobs, and therefore to be declined multiple times. Also, a candidate could be declined for multiple jobs within a very short period of time (e.g. if all the applications were waiting on a single drug test result). You may want to apply some policy in your app that considers this.
Some candidates are internal, i.e. already employed by the customer. If you want to treat internals differently, you can identify them via the candidate details that are passed back.


A: Arch 5.1.8,A+: Arch Harden 5.1.11,F: Fedora 5.1.8,U: Ubuntu 5.0.0,U+: Ubuntu LTE 4.15.0
VLA allows programmers to specify the length of an array at runtime: e.g., using a variable instead of a constant for the array size. This makes it easier to write certain types of programming logics such as packet/buffer handling or string manipulation, but has two critical problems, namely security and performance.
void test_vla(int i) { long buf[i]; // => 30 instructions w/ div/mul // char *buf; // buf -= ((i << 0x3) + 0xf) / 0x10 * 0x10 }
In terms of security, such a code pattern makes it hard to estimate the stack usage, otherwise incurring a stack clash in the kernel space. Also, although often not emphasized enough, this pattern makes it easier to exploit the uninitialized-use vulnerability: e.g., placing arbitrary data to the proper offset of the kernel stack. In terms of performance, this benign looking code is translated to a set of about 30 native instructions that calculate the proper offset size and enforce alignment of the stack, otherwise incurring an exception in many architectures. The translated instructions include a few computational intensive instructions such as div and imul, so impose unwanted performance overheads in a common path. Since v4.20 [1], the compilation warning on the usage of VLA (i.e., -Wvla) has been globally turned on; any use of VLA prevents the kernel from compilation, thereby guiding developers to properly fix the use of VLA.
div
imul
-Wvla
switch/case
The usage of switch case in C is rather error-prone: an optional break statement can be used in each case block to indicate the break of the logic, otherwise simply executing the next case block. As both usage patterns are prevalent, it is hard to recognize whether which one is intended code flow or not. The most recent break mistake (04/2019 at the time of writing) is in sock_ioctl() that is widely used and heavily audited function!
switch
case
break
sock_ioctl()
// @net/socket.c long sock_ioctl(struct file *file, unsigned cmd, unsigned long arg) { ... case SIOCGSTAMP_OLD: case SIOCGSTAMPNS_OLD: if (!sock->ops->gettstamp) { err = -ENOIOCTLCMD; break; } err = sock->ops->gettstamp(sock, argp, cmd == SIOCGSTAMP_OLD, !IS_ENABLED(CONFIG_64BIT)); + break; case SIOCGSTAMP_NEW: case SIOCGSTAMPNS_NEW: ... break;
To address this error-prone situation, GCC introduces a compilation warning on an implicit use of case fall through (i.e., -Wimplicit-fallthrough): to avoid the warning of the fall through case, developers should explicitly express the intention, either as a comment (/* fall through */) or as an attribute (__attribute__((fallthrough))).
-Wimplicit-fallthrough
/* fall through */
__attribute__((fallthrough))
+++ b/kernel/compat.c @@ -346,8 +346,11 @@ get_compat_sigset(...) return -EFAULT; switch (_NSIG_WORDS) { case 4: set->sig[3] = v.sig[6] | (((long)v.sig[7]) << 32 ); + /* fall through */ case 3: set->sig[2] = v.sig[4] | (((long)v.sig[5]) << 32 ); + /* fall through */
FORTIFY_SOURCE was originally feature from gcc, but adopted to linux kernel later. This option provides support for detecting buffer overflows within various functions. Unfortunately, this option cannot detect all types of buffer overflows(will be discussed in below), but it is useful since it provides extra level of validation with low performance overhead. FORTIFY_SOURCE checks buffer overflow for functions below :
memcpy, mempcpy, memmove, memset, strcpy, stpcpy, strncpy, strcat, strncat, sprintf, vsprintf, snprintf, vsnprintf, gets
Let's dive into some functions : strcpy() and memcpy().
At first, strcpy() checks object size via __butiltin_object_size(). This function returns object size that is determined on compile-time. However, if the object size is determined on run-time, e.g. object is allocated via kmalloc(), __butiltin_object_size() just returns -1. If both object size determined on run-time, strcpy() skips the overflow tests and passes objects to __builtin_strcpy(). Otherwise, it passes objects to memcpy() which is also fortified. Actual buffer-overflow checks would be done in memcpy(). As you can imagine, fortified strcpy() cannot detect buffer-overflows if size of both objects are determined on run-time, i.e. the case that strcpy passes objects to __builtin_strcpy().
/* defined after fortified strlen and memcpy to reuse them */ __FORTIFY_INLINE char *strcpy(char *p, const char *q) { size_t p_size = __builtin_object_size(p, 0); size_t q_size = __builtin_object_size(q, 0); if (p_size == (size_t)-1 && q_size == (size_t)-1) return __builtin_strcpy(p, q); memcpy(p, q, strlen(q) + 1); return p; }
memcpy() also checks object size via __butiltin_object_size(). Both read-overflow and write-overflow check are performed here. If no overflow detected, then it assumes overflow-safe and runs __builtin_memcpy().
__FORTIFY_INLINE void *memcpy(void *p, const void *q, __kernel_size_t size) { size_t p_size = __builtin_object_size(p, 0); size_t q_size = __builtin_object_size(q, 0); if (__builtin_constant_p(size)) { if (p_size < size) __write_overflow(); if (q_size < size) __read_overflow2(); } if (p_size < size || q_size < size) fortify_panic(__func__); return __builtin_memcpy(p, q, size); }
Livepatch is a feature that applies kernel patches without any system reboot. There are many situations where systems have to keep running and up because of some critical issues such as huge economical costs. For example, In Facebook, it would take about over than 20 minutes to reboot for just one machine. But it is reluctant not to apply patches on kernel when some bugs were found as soon as possible. In order to meet these two requirements, livepatch gives the ways to redirect the buggy code to new code with keeping running.
\textbf{\textcolor{red}{Assigned to Sungbae Yoo}}
Kpatch is a feature of the Linux kernel for livepatching made by Red Hat. kpatch-build is one of the kpatch modules that convert patch files into kernel module.
+---------+ +---------------------+ +--------------+ | patch | | kpatch-build | | patch module | +---------+ => | ============ | => +--------------+ | *.patch | | Create patch module | | *.ko | +---------+ +---------------------+ +--------------+
kpatch-build uses own data structure which added special data structures to elf format. The special data structures are able to include difference section between the origin object and the patched object. The intermediate objects of kpatch-build are used in the form of kpatch-elf.
struct kpatch_elf { Elf *elf; struct list_head sections; struct list_head symbols; struct list_head strings; int fd; };
This file contains the heart of the ELF object differencing engine.


Everything we will be doing is located in the “Compose” tab that is located on the left hand side of your screen, so make sure you don’t stray from that tab during this part of the lesson.
You will be taken to a screen that looks like a basic version of a blank Microsoft Word document. This screen is where you will compose your template.
It is important to note that this is your “Main” script. You can locate your different “Scripts” underneath the title “Compose” on the inner left-hand side of your screen. Make sure that you are working within the correct script when writing your template. For this example, we will always be in the “Main” script for a basic template.
Do not be intimidated when writing your template. The easiest way to write your template is by taking a row of data from your spreadsheet and writing a simple story using that row’s data. For example:
In
After you type out a sentence using the data, identify your variables (your variables are located across the top of your spreadsheet and will change depending on the data).
In my example, the bold portions are my variables.
In Columbia , there is snow and the temperature is 70 degrees.
From there, I am able to insert my variables, which will be pre-loaded from your data set under the button labeled [x].
After replacing your data with the corresponding variables, your sentence should look something like this:
In
But wait a minute, what if what I am writing will change depending on the data I use? What if I want to say it is cool or warm but can’t since the data changes per story? Don’t worry, that is next.
Remember if/then (or “conditional”) statements? Here is where they will come in handy. For the sake of consistency, I will be referring to if/then statements as conditionals since that is how it is labeled in Arria.
We will use a conditional statement when the wording we use to describe something depends on a value in the data.
From our previous example, we have our variables in place.
In
If we want to make describe the weather by adding an adjective then it would depend on the temperature for that city.
Today in
In order to make the adjective a conditional, we are going to click the conditional button in the toolbar that looks somewhat similar to the Greek letter, psi.
In this instance, we want our sentence to say that the temperature is warm when it is greater than or equal to 60 degrees and to say the temperature is cool if it is less than or equal to 59 degrees.
Start with Parameter A. If you click “Parameter A” you will be given a choice of your variables from your data set. For this example we are working with the temperature, so we will select temp.
Moving to the right, click Condition. You will be given a choice to trigger a certain word. According to what we want, if the city has a temperature greater than or equal to 60 we want the story to say it is “warm”. Select “greater than or equal to” for Condition.
Next, select Parameter B. Here, we are able to type whatever we want or select another variable. Again, we want the temperature to be greater than or equal to 60, so we will type in “60” in Parameter B.
Underneath that line, you will see a Result box, which is what the story will display depending on the data. For this example, we want the story to include that it is “warm.”
On the other hand, we need another line that explained when to say it is cold. Move to the line below that is labeled “Case 2” and input the necessary variables and numbers to display “cool” when the temperature is under 59 degrees.
Case 2:
In Parameter A we are still dealing with temperature which corresponds with the variable temp. The condition is what we consider cool to be. In this instance it is less than or equal to 59 degrees. Parameter B is the number that corresponds with the temperature, which is 59.
------We have completed our conditional! Scroll to the bottom of the box and click “Build”. You will see the conditional will show up as “warm | cool”. If the conditional is not where you want it to be in your template, you can copy and paste the conditional and place it where you would like.
Now our sentence looks like this:
Today in
To preview what one of your stories will look like, head over the left side of your screen and click the lower “Preview" tab.
If you hit “Next” in the upper righthand corner of the screen, you will be able to scroll through the different stories that will be produced from your data set.
Please make sure you are able to answer the following questions before moving on to the next lesson:
Study Questions
-Which "script" should you be working in when you begin to compose your template?
-Where are the variables located/identified in the uploaded data set?
-What icon on the tool bar allows you to insert a conditional?


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Grocer Pano:
I'm in real trouble. The deadline is getting closer every day... What to do, what to do?
How can I possibly repay the money in time?
(Grocer Pano is so distraught that he does not even notice you. Perhaps you should come back later.)


Earnings quality refers to the ability of reported earnings to predict a company's future earnings. The earnings should be attributable to higher sales or lower costs, rather than artificial profits created by accounting anomalies or tricks such as inflation of inventories or changing depreciation. It is one of the most critical measures in financial reporting systems. High earnings quality indicates a healthy development in the firm's business and can improve the market efficiency.
The first metric of earnings quality is accruals. It is defined by cash flow relative to reported earnings. The high-quality earnings firms are characterized by low accruals while the low-quality firms are characterized by high accruals. The formula is
\[Accruals= ( \Delta CA - \Delta Cash) - ( \Delta CL - \Delta STD - \Delta ITP) - Dep\]Where
We use an annual change reported for two consecutive fiscal years. To calculate the accruals, we save the fine fundamental object in the last year and calculate the difference in the next year. The algorithm will start to trade after one-year initialization.
def CalculateAccruals(self, current, previous): accruals = [] for stock_data in current: #compares this and last year's fine fundamental objects try: prev_data = None for x in previous: if x.Symbol == stock_data.Symbol: prev_data = x break #calculates the balance sheet accruals and adds the property to the fine fundamental object delta_assets = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentAssets.Value)-float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentAssets.Value) delta_cash = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CashAndCashEquivalents.Value)-float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CashAndCashEquivalents.Value) delta_liabilities = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentLiabilities.Value)-float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentLiabilities.Value) delta_debt = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentDebt.Value)-float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentDebt.Value) delta_tax = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.IncomeTaxPayable.Value)-float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.IncomeTaxPayable.Value) dep = float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.IncomeStatement.DepreciationAndAmortization.Value) avg_total = (float(stock_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.TotalAssets.Value)+float(prev_data.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.TotalAssets.Value))/2 #accounts for the size difference stock_data.Accrual = ((delta_assets-delta_cash)-(delta_liabilities-delta_debt-delta_tax)-dep)/avg_total accruals.append(stock_data) except: #value in current universe does not exist in the previous universe pass return accruals
The second metric is cash flow to assets ratio. It is calculated by dividing cash flows from operations by the average total assets. Firms with high cash flow to total assets are of high earnings quality. The other two metrics are Return on Equity(ROE) and Debt to Assets(DA) which are available properties of fine fundamental objects. The Higher the ROE ratio, the better the earnings quality. Low debt to assets means low leverage. It leads to more stable earnings and less dependence on the current financing conditions in the economy. Therefore, low debt to assets ratios is a signal of high earnings quality. Before calculating those variables, we should make sure their values are all positive.
def FineSelectionFunction(self, fine): if self.yearly_rebalance: #filters out the non-financial companies that don't contain the necessary data fine = [x for x in fine if (x.CompanyReference.IndustryTemplateCode != "B") and (x.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentAssets.Value != 0) and (x.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CashAndCashEquivalents.Value != 0) and (x.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentLiabilities.Value != 0) and (x.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.CurrentDebt.Value != 0) and (x.FinancialStatements.BalanceSheet.IncomeTaxPayable.Value != 0) and (x.FinancialStatements.IncomeStatement.DepreciationAndAmortization.Value != 0)] if not self.previous_fine: # will wait one year in order to have the historical fundamental data self.previous_fine = fine self.yearly_rebalance = False return [] else: # calculate the accrual for each stock fine = self.CalculateAccruals(fine, self.previous_fine) filtered_fine = [x for x in fine if (x.FinancialStatements.CashFlowStatement.OperatingCashFlow.Value != 0) and (x.EarningReports.BasicEPS.Value != 0) and (x.EarningReports.BasicAverageShares.Value != 0) and (x.OperationRatios.DebttoAssets.Value != 0) and (x.OperationRatios.ROE.Value != 0)] for i in filtered_fine: # cash flow to assets i.CFA = i.FinancialStatements.CashFlowStatement.OperatingCashFlow.Value/(i.EarningReports.BasicEPS.Value * i.EarningReports.BasicAverageShares.Value) # debt to assets i.DA = i.OperationRatios.DebttoAssets.Value # return on equity i.ROE = i.OperationRatios.ROE.Value
The investment universe consists of all non-financial stocks from NYSE, Amex and Nasdaq. Next, we will build a composite scoring system to rank the stocks in the universe. The first step is sorting stocks by four factors respectively. “good” quality has a high score, so ideally a stock has low accruals, low debt to assets, high ROE, and high cash flow to assets will be allocated high score. Therefore, we sort the accruals and debt to assets ratio in descending orders and sort the ROE and cash flow to assets ratios in ascending order. Then the score of each stock is the sum of rank in four factors.
# sort stocks by four factors respectively sortedByAccrual = sorted(filtered_fine, key=lambda x: x.Accrual, reverse=True) # high score with low accrual sortedByCFA = sorted(filtered_fine, key=lambda x: x.CFA) # high score with high CFA sortedByDA = sorted(filtered_fine, key=lambda x: x.DA, reverse=True) # high score with low leverage sortedByROE = sorted(filtered_fine, key=lambda x: x.ROE) # high score with high ROE # create dict to save the score for each stock score_dict = {} # assign a score to each stock according to their rank with different factors for i,obj in enumerate(sortedByAccrual): scoreAccrual = i scoreCFA = sortedByCFA.index(obj) scoreDA = sortedByDA.index(obj) scoreROE = sortedByROE.index(obj) score = scoreAccrual + scoreCFA + scoreDA + scoreROE score_dict[obj.Symbol] = score sortedByScore = sorted(score_dict, key = lambda x: score_dict[x], reverse = True) # long stocks with the top score (> 30%) and short stocks with the bottom score (< 70%) self.long = sortedByScore[:int(0.3*len(sortedByScore))] self.short = sortedByScore[-int(0.3*len(sortedByScore)):]
Based on the composite factor score, the algorithm goes long the top 30% of high score stocks and short the bottom 30% of low score stocks. Final factor portfolio is formed at the end of each June and is rebalanced yearly.
def OnData(self, data): if not self.yearly_rebalance: return if self.long and self.short: long_stocks = [x.Key for x in self.Portfolio if x.Value.IsLong] short_stocks = [x.Key for x in self.Portfolio if x.Value.IsShort] # liquidate the stocks not in the filtered long/short list for long in long_stocks: if long not in self.long: self.Liquidate(long) for short in short_stocks: if short not in self.short: self.Liquidate(short) long_weight = 0.8/len(self.long) for i in self.long: self.SetHoldings(i, long_weight) short_weight = 0.8/len(self.short) for i in self.short: self.SetHoldings(i, -short_weight)


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| (id) | - init |
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'bottom' |
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true , false |
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false |
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showTitle |
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textColor |
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title |
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attributes.
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event is fired, the plugin
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The people who travel to or live in Antarctica fall into two main groups, those who live and work on scientific research stations or bases, and tourists. No-one lives in Antarctica indefinitely in the way that they do in the rest of the world. It has no commercial industries, no towns or cities, no permanent residents. Antarctica does not and has never had an indigenous population. Antarctica is therefore one of the few places in the world that can truly be described as having been discovered. It has one airport, but apart from that it is uninhabited long-term by humans due to its weather and climate
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Compiling Gargoyle On Ubuntu 18.10 On An Old Netbook
I decided to play the classic interactive fiction game Zork, which is available as a Hugo re-write. Unfortunately, the gargoyle-free package for Ubuntu doesn’t have the (non-free) Hugo interpreter. Straight-up Gargoyle from github does, but it was a bit of a pain to compile. PreReqs Compiling It’ll probably look like...
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New Batman film finds its Alfred
British actor Andy Serkis will play loyal butler Alfred in the upcoming Batman film, it has been announced.
Serkis, known for his work voicing Gollum in the Lord Of The Rings films, was confirmed in the role by director Matt Reeves on Twitter.
He joins a cast including Robert Pattinson as Batman, Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman and Paul Dano as supervillain The Riddler.
Irish actor Colin Farrell is reportedly in talks to star in the film, titled The Batman, as villain Penguin.
The film is set for release in June 2021.
London-born Serkis, 55, famously lent his voice to the computer-generated character of Gollum in The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, while his other film credits include superhero movies Avengers: Age Of Ultron and Black Panther.
Sir Michael Caine played Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy, which starred Christian Bale as the Caped Crusader.


Syntax of "transform" property
transform: rotate(angle)
The transform property uses different values to perform different tasks like rotating, skewing, scaling, translating and moving etc. Some of its common values are rotate, scale, translate, skew and matrix.
I’ll use the rotate() method here in my example to rotate an image.
<!DOCTYPE html>

The above example rotates an image at a 20 degrees angle. It is just a little tilt. What you can do is, simply change the numeric value in the rotate() method to rotate the image according to your requirement.
👉 Now, using the same method, you can rotate an image or a group of images dynamically using JavaScript.
Using Inline method
If you want, you can apply the method using inline style. For example,

Using Inline style you can put CSS rules inside the elements tag. That's how I have applied the transform property inside the  tag.
Rotate Image using Animate Effect
I can also animatedly rotate an image in CSS. To do this I’ll use CSS3 @keyframes rules.
<!DOCTYPE html>

Cool oscillation isn’t it. However, remember CSS3 animation is not available in IE 9 and earlier versions. See the browsers that support transform property and @keyframes rules, and yes, I have tested it.
Browser Support:
Chrome 39.0 - Yes | Firefox 34.0 - Yes | Internet Explorer 10 - Yes | Safari - Yes | Edge 89+ - Yes
I am sure you will like this example too: 👉 How to rotate an Image on HTML5 Canvas and save the image (after rotating) using JavaScript
That's it. Thanks for reading. ☺


An object with several math utility functions.
[page:Float value] — Value to be clamped.
[page:Float min] — Minimum value.
[page:Float max] — Maximum value.
Clamps the [page:Float value] to be between [page:Float min] and
[page:Float max].
Converts degrees to radians.
[page:Integer n], [page:Integer m] - Integers
Computes the Euclidean modulo of [page:Integer m] % [page:Integer n], that
is:
( ( n % m ) + m ) % m
Generate a [link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier UUID] (universally unique identifier).
Return `true` if [page:Number n] is a power of 2.
[page:Float x] - Start point.
[page:Float y] - End point.
[page:Float value] - A value between start and end.
Returns the percentage in the closed interval `[0, 1]` of the given value
between the start and end point.
[page:Float x] - Start point.
[page:Float y] - End point.
[page:Float t] - interpolation factor in the closed interval `[0, 1]`.
Returns a value [link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_interpolation linearly interpolated]
from two known points based on the given interval -
[page:Float t] = 0 will return [page:Float x] and [page:Float t] = 1 will
return [page:Float y].
[page:Float x] - Current point.
[page:Float y] - Target point.
[page:Float lambda] - A higher lambda value will make the movement more
sudden, and a lower value will make the movement more gradual.
[page:Float dt] - Delta time in seconds.
Smoothly interpolate a number from [page:Float x] toward [page:Float y] in
a spring-like manner using the [page:Float dt] to maintain frame rate
independent movement. For details, see
[link:http://www.rorydriscoll.com/2016/03/07/frame-rate-independent-damping-using-lerp/ Frame rate independent damping using lerp].
[page:Float x] — Value to be mapped.
[page:Float a1] — Minimum value for range A.
[page:Float a2] — Maximum value for range A.
[page:Float b1] — Minimum value for range B.
[page:Float b2] — Maximum value for range B.
Linear mapping of [page:Float x] from range [[page:Float a1], [page:Float a2]] to range [[page:Float b1], [page:Float b2]].
[page:Float x] — The value to pingpong.
[page:Float length] — The positive value the function will pingpong to.
Default is `1`.
Returns a value that alternates between `0` and [param:Float length].
Returns the smallest power of 2 that is greater than or equal to [page:Number n].
Returns the largest power of `2` that is less than or equal to [page:Number n].
Converts radians to degrees.
Random float in the interval [[page:Float low], [page:Float high]].
Random float in the interval [- [page:Float range] / 2, [page:Float range] / 2].
Random integer in the interval [[page:Float low], [page:Float high]].
Deterministic pseudo-random float in the interval `[0, 1]`. The integer [page:Integer seed] is optional.
[page:Float x] - The value to evaluate based on its position between min
and max.
[page:Float min] - Any x value below min will be `0`.
[page:Float max] - Any x value above max will be `1`.
Returns a value between 0-1 that represents the percentage that x has
moved between min and max, but smoothed or slowed down the closer X is to
the min and max.
See [link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothstep Smoothstep] for details.
[page:Float x] - The value to evaluate based on its position between min
and max.
[page:Float min] - Any x value below min will be `0`.
[page:Float max] - Any x value above max will be `1`.
Returns a value between 0-1. A
[link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothstep#Variations variation on smoothstep]
that has zero 1st and 2nd order derivatives at x=0 and x=1.
[page:Quaternion q] - the quaternion to be set
[page:Float a] - the rotation applied to the first axis, in radians
[page:Float b] - the rotation applied to the second axis, in radians
[page:Float c] - the rotation applied to the third axis, in radians
[page:String order] - a string specifying the axes order: 'XYX', 'XZX',
'YXY', 'YZY', 'ZXZ', or 'ZYZ'
Sets quaternion [page:Quaternion q] from the
[link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler_angles intrinsic Proper Euler Angles]
defined by angles [page:Float a], [page:Float b], and [page:Float c],
and order [page:String order].
Rotations are applied to the axes in the order specified by [page:String order]:
rotation by angle [page:Float a] is applied first, then by angle
[page:Float b], then by angle [page:Float c]. Angles are in radians.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


All boxes are scrolling boxes. The hotpink circle has position: fixed
.
Red box has will-change: transform
.
Green box has will-change: opacity
.
turquoise box has transform: translateZ(0)
.
Blue box has backface-visibility: hidden
.


Options
View engine
Storing repo into folder
Create repo's name folder inside target directory. Do cleanup before storing as well. Create hierachical folder tree to store file based on its name
Write file to disk
We store all files as flat map Items_Courier,Item_Test,Skill,Skill_Test v.v.. . This will make assets linking easier in views. Link to other file also easier , with few custom page - all in same level so we dont have to do any paths finding in frontend views
Render file


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Source code for helloworld
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Thu May 20 09:49:07 2021
Test and document creation of a github project
@author: e4hgurge
"""
import os, time,datetime,sys
stf="%d%b%y"
sep=" --- "
[docs]def getday(y,m,d):
"""
Call with ``y`` (year), ``m`` (month), and ``d`` (day). The
returned value is a date string ending with a separator.
**Example**
>>> getday(2021,5,21)
>>> "20May21 --- "
"""
return datetime.datetime(y,m,d).strftime(stf)+sep
#
t=getday(2021,5,20)
print(t+"New Folder: H:\My Documents\git\helloworld")
print(t+"'git init': Initialise empty git repository")
print(t+"Create README.md using a text editor")
print(t+"'git add README.md' : Stage the README file")
print(t+"Create a file PRIVATE.txt as a file to be ignored")
print(t+"Create '.gitignore' using a text editor with 'PRIVATE.txt' on its first line")
print(t+"'git status' to confirm that 'git' ignores PRIVATE.txt")
print(t+"'git add .gitignore' : Stage the file '.gitignore'")
print(t+"'git commit -am \"First Commit\"")
print(t+"Login to github and create a new empty repository on 'github.com' named 'helloworld'.")
print(t+"\ngit remote add origin https://github.com/Gurgenci/helloworld.git (needs local git credential to have been set before)\
\ngit branch -M main\ngit push -u origin main")
print(t+"Start VS Code on 'helloworld' folder and start a terminal (windows powershell)")
print(t+"'mkdir docs' The docs folder will contain all documentation.")
print(t+"'cd docs' --> we are now in 'H:\My Documents\git\helloworld\docs'")
print(t+"pip install sphinx (unless you already have done so)")
print(t+"'sphinx-quickstart' and then answer questions:\n\
> Separate source and build directories (y/n) [n] : y\n\
> Project name: helloworld\n> Author name(s) : Hal Gurgenci\n\
> Project release []: May 2021\n\
> Project language [en]: \n\
This creates an initial directory structure")
print(t+"Edit 'conf.py' in 'docs\source' folder as follows:")
print("\textensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc', 'sphinx.ext.doctest','sphinx.ext.mathjax',\
'sphinx.ext.viewcode']")
print(t+"'./make html' : To create a scaffold to hold all documentation")
print(t+"Edit 'index.rst' and set the title to 'Helloworld as a tutorial for github documentation'")
print(t+"Create the LICENSE.rst file in 'docs' folder with my one-line title and MIT License text")
print(t+"Ornamental changes to index.rst")
#
t=datetime.datetime(2021,5,21).strftime(stf)+sep
print(t+"Create 'api.tst' in 'docs' folder. It includes:\n\
helloworld API reference\n\
========================\n\
\n\
.. automodule:: helloworld\n\
:members:\n\
")
print(t+"Add 'api.rst' to the toctree in 'index.rst'. 'a' should align with the letter 't' of 'toctree'")
print(t+"Add the 'helloworld.py' path to 'conf.py' so that sphinx can find it:\n\
\tsys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('..\\..'))")
print(t+"'git add docs'")
print(t+"'git commit -am 'adding the first commit with documentation'")


The dotcom bubble, also known as the internet bubble, was a rapid rise in U.S. technology stock equity valuations fuelled by investments in internet-based companies during the bull market in the late 1990s. During the dotcom bubble, the value of equity markets grew exponentially, with the technology-dominated Nasdaq index rising from under 1,000 to more than 5,000 between the years 1995 and 2000. In 2001 and through 2002 the bubble burst, with equities entering a bear market.
Between 1995 and its peak in March 2000, the Nasdaq Composite stock market index rose 400%, only to fall 78% from its peak by October 2002, giving up all its gains during the bubble. During the crash, many online shopping companies, such as Pets.com, Webvan, and Boo.com, as well as several communication companies, such as WorldCom, NorthPoint Communications, and Global Crossing, failed and shut down. Some companies, such as Cisco, whose stock declined by 86%, Amazon.com, and Qualcomm, lost a large portion of their market capitalization but survived.
Amazon and eBay were considered lightning, sparkling and shining bursts around the year 1990. As any other famous company, idea of an online bookstore under the name “Amazon” started in a garage in Seattle. It was none other than Jeff Bezos, a guy from the Wall Street, a highly organized and inquisitive being and a spreadsheet enthusiast, who was doing the task.
The idea of bookstore was simple. His views and key points summarized to a point that no library or bookstore can store every book present in this planet. Approximately, during the same timeline, Pierre Omidyar, just like any other coder, had a creative mind. He had an idea of building a site, where people can auction goods. Post Labour Day, later in around 1995, he started creating just a simple code in which we can create an advertisement, list up all the similar ones and bid in similar items of others like actual usual auctions happen, but in a virtual manner. At the time of their initiation of start-ups, we can observe that, Bezos had a very commercial mind and Omidyar, well, he was, earlier said, just a humble coder.
With Internet spreading like wild fire, Bezos and Omidyar started to create new models of commerce, or we can say E-Commerce. With the integration of Internet and emerging popularity of nimble, affordable and robust personal computers, they commercialized their initial idea and took a step forward, which proved to be a golden one for them.
Amazon considered its bookstore services to be of top quality. Any new business has to face initial losses and sacrifice many opportunities and profits at times. Similar to that, Bezos rightfully said that, actually, his fundamental focus was not profit, to result in favour of rapid growth and profit. This was Bezos’ strategy which result to one getting a business bigger and faster, at a faster pace, a very fast pace. This thought of his made him think it was definitely important to grow to a particular level of excellency to satisfy and maintain customers for a longer time period, maximizing the chance the customers do not churn.
The main issue that came up was, nobody paid a heed to company’s performance and progress. It is like a kid seeing a balloon, getting excited and not knowing that it will ultimately deflate or burst out. Common sense was no more common in this time period and blind investment was taking place every day, literally every day. The investors had a view, that companies having application with respect to the Internet will ultimately grow.
Ultimately, as we discussed about the inflating balloon, the prices rose approximately around five times. Then, the slow deflating balloon came between 2000 to 2002. And finally had to burst out in 2002. As we closely see, we can understand that, many companies died. Investors were facing a huge loss, like literally a huge loss. Where we can see the bad side of this happening, there was a good side, for some. Amazon’s loss was present, but gradually, the revenue of this enormous company increased exponentially. To elaborate, the stock price of Amazon after this period dropped drastically. But later on, the same stock price increased approximately 100 times. Thus, in the end, we can that, this example of bubble burst proved to be a huge lesson of human nature for every person who has faced it.


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This page is like Sample 5, but uses the more modern CSS Flexbox layout system. (Here's an excellent tutorial.)
This sample illustrates simple screen layout using HTML <div> tags, class and id attributes, and CSS float, width, and height styles.
Try using Flexbox to render the national flags of


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{% endif %}
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There are 5 types of audit outcomes.
| good | Positive balance |
| bad | Negative balance |
A municipality's cash balance refers to the money it has in the bank that it can access easily. If a municipality's bank account is in overdraft it has a negative cash balance. Negative cash balances are a sign of serious financial management problems. A municipality should have enough cash on hand from month to month so that it can pay salaries, suppliers and so on.
Play video| good | More than 3 months |
| average | Between 1 and 3 months |
| bad | Less than 1 month |
Cash coverage measures the length of time, in months, that a municipality could manage to pay for its day-to-day expenses using just its cash reserves. So, if a municipality had to rely on its cash reserves to pay all short-term bills, how long could it last? Ideally, a municipality should have at least three months' of cash cover.
Play video| good | Up to 5% |
| average | Between 5% and 15% |
| bad | More than 15% |
This indicator is about how much more a municipalty spent on its operating expenses, than was planned and budgeted for. It is important that a municipality controls its day-to-day expenses in order to avoid cash shortages. If a municipality sigificantly overspends its operating budget this is a sign of poor operating controls or something more sinister.
Overspending by up to 5 percent is usually condoned; overspending in excess of 15 percent is a sign of high risk.
Play video| good | Up to 5% |
| average | Between 5% and 15% |
| bad | More than 15% |
Capital spending includes spending on infrastructure projects like new water pipes or building a library. Underspending on a capital budget can lead to an under-delivery of basic services. This indicator looks at the percentage by which actual spending falls short of the budget for capital expenses. Persistent underspending may be due to underresourced municipalities which cannot manage large projects on time.
Municipalities should aim to spend at least 95 percent of their capital budgets. Failure to spend even 85 percent is a clear warning sign.
Play video| Project Description | Budget |
|---|---|
| {{project.project_description}} | R {{project.expenditure__amount|intword}} |
| good | More than 8% |
| bad | Less than 8% |
Infrastructure must be maintained so that service delivery is not affected. This indicator looks at how much money was budgeted for repairs and maintenance, as a percentage of total fixed assets (property, plant and equipment). For every R10 spent on building/replacing infrastructure, R0.80 should be spent every year on repairs and maintenance.
This translates into a Repairs and Maintenance budget that should be 8 percent of the value of property, plant and equipment.
Play video| good | 0% |
| bad | More than 0% |
Unauthorised expenditure means any spending that was not budgeted for or that is unrelated to the municpal department's function. An example is using municipal funds to pay for unbudgeted projects. Irregular expenditure is spending that goes against the relevant legislation, municipal policies or by-laws. An example is awarding a contract that did not go through tender procedures. Fruitless and wasteful expenditure concerns spending which was made in vain and would have been avoided had reasonable care been exercised. An example of such expenditure would include paying a deposit for a venue and not using it and losing the deposit.
Play videoNote: Since calling expenditures unauthorised, fruitless and wasteful or irregular can involve quite a lot of debate, the numbers used are the restated audited amounts 18 months after the financial year end - part of the Medium Term Revenue and Expenditure Framework.
| good | More than 1.5 |
| average | Between 1 and 1.5 |
| bad | Less than 1 |
The current ratio compares the value of a municipality's short-term assets (cash, bank deposits, etc) compared with its short-term liabilities (creditors, loans due and so on). The higher the ratio, the better. The normal range of the current ratio is 1.5 to 2 (the municipality has assets more than 1.5 to 2 times its current debts). Anything less than that and the municipality may struggle to keep up with its payments.
Play videoNote: The quarterly summary looks at the state at the end of each quarter. If the monthly data is missing for the last month in the quarter, the previous month in that quarter. If all months are missing, that quarter is shown as blank.
| good | More than 1 |
| bad | Less than 1 |
Liquidity ratios show the ability of a municipality to pay its current liabilities (monies it owes immediately such as rent and salaries) as they become due, and their long-term liabilities (such as loans) as they become current.
These ratios also show the level of cash the municipality has and / or the ability it has to turn other assets into cash to pay off liabilities and other current obligations.
Play videoNote: The quarterly summary looks at the state at the end of each quarter. If the monthly data is missing for the last month in the quarter, the previous month in that quarter. If all months are missing, that quarter is shown as blank.
| good | 95% or more |
| bad | Less than 95% |
Municipalities don't manage to collect all of the money they earn through rates and service charges. This measure looks at the percentage of new revenue that a municipality collects. It is also referred to as the Current Debtors Collection Ratio.
Play videoNote: The quarterly summary looks at the state at the end of each quarter. If the monthly data is missing for the last month in the quarter, the previous month in that quarter. If all months are missing, that quarter is shown as blank.


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Secret Wars 2015
As Doctor Doom, Doctor Strange, and Molecule Man confront the Beyonders in a last-ditch attempt to prevent the end of the Multiverse, the final Incursion of Earth-1610 and Earth-616 begins. Heroes from each universe confront one another. The world fades to white as the two Earths collide. Doctor Doom’s mask appears out of the white void, before the white turns to black.
230
issues
- Year Published: 2015
- Featured Characters: Everyone
Black entries are ongoing series
Green entries are Limited series
Red entries are One-Shots
Blue is for comments
Reading Order
An alternate way to read the event is to read Secret Wars #0-4, Thors #1-3, Secret Wars #5, Siege Vol. 2 #1-3, Secret Wars #6, Siege Vol. 2 #4, Thors #4, Secret Wars #7-9, and then go back and read whatever tie-ins interest you.
Secret Wars Prelude TPB
Black Widow Vol. 5 #19 TPB
Black Widow Vol. 5 #20 TPB
Secret Wars #0 (2015)
Secret Wars #1
Loki: Agent of Asgard #14
Loki: Agent of Asgard #15
Captain America & the Mighty Avengers #9 Single & TPB
Ms. Marvel Vol. 3 #16 TPB
Ms. Marvel Vol. 3 #17 TPB
Ms. Marvel Vol. 3 #18 TPB
Ms. Marvel Vol. 3 #19 TPB
Magneto Vol. 3 #18 TPB
Magneto Vol. 3 #19 TPB
Magneto Vol. 3 #20 TPB
Magneto Vol. 3 #21 TPB
Punisher Vol. 9 #19
Punisher Vol. 9 #20
Ant-Man: Last Days #1
Silk #7
Silver Surfer Vol. 7 #13 TPB
Silver Surfer Vol. 7 #14 TPB
Loki: Agent of Asgard #16
Loki: Agent of Asgard #17
Secret Wars #2
Secret Wars: Battleworld #1 (2015)
Secret Wars: Battleworld #2
Secret Wars: Battleworld #3
Secret Wars: Battleworld #4
Secret Wars Journal #1 (2015)
Secret Wars Journal #2
Secret Wars Journal #3
Secret Wars Journal #4
Secret Wars Journal #5
Old Man Logan #1 (2015)
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Master of Kung Fu Vol.2 #1 TPB (2015)
Master of Kung Fu Vol.2 #2 TPB
Master of Kung Fu Vol.2 #3 TPB
Master of Kung Fu Vol.2 #4 TPB
A-Force #1 TPB (2015)
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A-Force #3 TPB
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Planet Hulk #1 TPB (2015)
Planet Hulk #2 TPB
Planet Hulk #3 TPB
Planet Hulk #4 TPB
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Spider-Verse Vol.2 #1 TPB (2015)
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Spider-Verse Vol.2 #3 TPB
Spider-Verse Vol.2 #4 TPB
Spider-Verse Vol.2 #5 TPB
M.O.D.O.K: Assassin #1 TPB (2015)
M.O.D.O.K: Assassin #2 TPB
M.O.D.O.K: Assassin #3 TPB
M.O.D.O.K: Assassin #4 TPB
M.O.D.O.K: Assassin #5 TPB
Infinity Gauntlet Vol.2 #1 TPB (2015)
Infinity Gauntlet Vol.2 #2 TPB
Infinity Gauntlet Vol.2 #3 TPB
Infinity Gauntlet Vol.2 #4 TPB
Infinity Gauntlet Vol.2 #5 TPB
Inferno #1 TPB (2015)
Inferno #2 TPB
Inferno #3 TPB
Inferno #4 TPB
Inferno #5 TPB
Secret Wars 2099 #1 (2015) TPB
Secret Wars 2099 #2 TPB
Secret Wars 2099 #3 TPB
Secret Wars 2099 #4 TPB
Secret Wars 2099 #5 TPB
Where Monsters Dwell Vol.2 #1 (2015)
Where Monsters Dwell Vol.2 #2
Where Monsters Dwell Vol.2 #3
Where Monsters Dwell Vol.2 #4
Where Monsters Dwell Vol.2 #5
X-Men '92' #1 (2015)
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X-Men '92' #3
X-Men '92' #4
Years of Future Past #1 TPB (2015)
Years of Future Past #2 TPB
Years of Future Past #3 TPB
Years of Future Past #4 TPB
Years of Future Past #5 TPB
X-Tinction Agenda #1 TPB (2015)
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X-Tinction Agenda #3 TPB
X-Tinction Agenda #4 TPB
Giant-Size Little Marvel: AvX #1 (2015)
Giant-Size Little Marvel: AvX #2
Giant-Size Little Marvel: AvX #3
Giant-Size Little Marvel: AvX #4
Future Imperfect #1 TPB (2015)
Future Imperfect #2 TPB
Future Imperfect #3 TPB
Future Imperfect #4 TPB
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 (2015)
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Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #3
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #4
Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #5
Armor Wars #1/2 (2015)
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Armor Wars #2
Armor Wars #3
Armor Wars #4
Armor Wars #5
Marvel Zombies Vol.2 #1 TPB (2015)
Marvel Zombies Vol.2 #2 TPB
Marvel Zombies Vol.2 #3 TPB
Marvel Zombies Vol.2 #4 TPB
Weirdworld #1 (2015)
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Weirdworld #3
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Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #4
Mrs. Deadpool and the Howling Commandos #1 (2015)
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1872 #1 (2015)
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1872 #3
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Runaways Vol.4 #1 (2015) TPB
Runaways Vol.4 #2 TPB
Runaways Vol.4 #3 TPB
Runaways Vol.4 #4 TPB
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Squadron Sinister #1 (2015) TBP
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Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #1 TPB (2015)
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Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #3 TPB
Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #4 TPB
E for Extinction #1 TPB (2015)
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Korvac Sage #1 TPB (2015)
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Korvac Sage #4 TPB
Secret Wars #4
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #1 TPB (2015)
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Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3 TPB
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Future Imperfect TPB #5
Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
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Ghost Racers #3
Ghost Racers #4
Thors #1 (2015) TBP
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Spider-Island #1 TPB (2015)
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Spider-Island #4 TPB
Spider-Island #5 TPB
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Civil War Vol.2 #4
Civil War Vol.2 #5
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Age of Apocalypse Vol.2 #3 TPB
Age of Apocalypse Vol.2 #4 TPB
Age of Apocalypse Vol.2 #5 TPB
Guardians of Knowhere #1 TPB (2015)
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Guardians of Knowhere #4 TPB
Hail Hydra #1 TPB(2015)
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Hail Hydra #4 TPB
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Ultimate End #1 TPB (2015)
Ultimate End #2 TPB
Ultimate End #3 TPB
Ultimate End #4 TPB
House of M Vol.2 #1 TPB (2015)
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House of M Vol.2 #4 TPB
Howard the Human #1(2015)
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Hank Johnson: Agent of Hydra #1
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