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1 Of These 3 Great Dividend Stocks Is My Next Retirement Portfolio Buy
by Dividend SenseiSummary
- Every week I buy $750 of a dividend stock that meets my retirement portfolio's specific needs.
- That's because decades of market data, from numerous studies, prove that steady buying of quality companies at reasonable to attractive valuations, is far better than market timing.
- This week I'm buying $750 worth of either Energy Transfer, Novo Nordisk, or Innovative Industrial Properties.
- Each has their pros and cons, which I weigh carefully before making every investing decision.
- All buys are made within a well-constructed, diversified, and risk-managed portfolio that fits my specific needs, goals and time horizon.
(Source: imgflip)
40% of my monthly savings go into weekly standard buys and 60% is for my opportunistic buying fund. That's for taking advantage of market freakouts like I did this earnings season when I bought nine great companies a total of 18 times.
This helps me to balance my passion for being greedy when others are fearful, with the simple fact that time in the market is far more valuable than timing the market.
My opportunistic fund is designed not to hoard cash for years, but be used within three to six months. Since 1945, we've averaged a 5% to 19.9% pullback or correction every six months.
Why am I not a big proponent of very long-term dollar-cost averaging? Because of studies like this from Ritholtz Wealth Management's Nick Maggiulli.
(Source: Ritholtz Wealth Management)
Most of the time even investing all your money (since 1960) in a very conservative 60/40 stock/bond portfolio, would have resulted in better results than investing 1/24th of your money into the S&P 500 each month over two years.
This highlights the power of compounding over time. How powerful is the market's wealth compounding power? About 50% of the time since 1960, investing all of your money into a 100% bond portfolio would have beaten 2-year dollar-cost averaging into the S&P 500, on average by 0.9% per year.
(Source: Ritholtz Wealth Management)
I'm not saying that it's literally better to own 100% bonds, just that the compounding power of owning quality companies is immense. Further evidence of that comes from a 2015 Vanguard study.
(Source: Vanguard)
Over 160 years of market data from the US, UK, and Australia show that 65% to 70% of the time, investing all the money have all at once into index funds is better than dollar-cost averaging. The outperformance is between 1.5% to 2.4% CAGR.
Here's what that amounts to over a 40-year investing lifetime. I assume a person invested $1,000 per month over 40 years and achieving the market's historical 9.1% CAGR.
(Source: Dave Ramsey Retirement Calculator)
Here's what you'd have gotten if you achieved 2.4% smaller annual returns, which is what dollar-cost averaging would have delivered from 1926 to 2015.
(Source: Dave Ramsey Retirement Calculator)
$2.4 million is the cost of dollar-cost averaging vs. lump sum investment, showing the true value over 40 years of missing out on the market's incredible compounding power.
Now that's in terms of index funds, which isn't something I or Dividend Kings uses in our portfolios, except for the 30% bond allocations in our $1 Million Retirement Portfolio (70% is blue chip stocks and preferred shares).
Having dry powder in the forms of bonds/cash to deploy into stocks can be incredibly valuable because it's what allowed me to buy $22,000 worth of Altria (NYSE:MO) at the best valuation in 10 years.
But the point is that I'm not trying to time the market in terms of waiting for a correction or bear market. I'm buying steadily every week because as I point out in all my articles, something great is always on sale.
Which is why I'm going to buy another $750 worth of one of three stocks this week, either
- Energy Transfer (ET) - uses K-1 tax form
- Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR)
- Novo Nordisk (NVO)
1 Of These 3 Great Dividend Stocks Is My Next Retirement Portfolio Buy
| Company | Quality Score (Out of 11) | Yield | Current Price | 2019 Fair Value | Discount To 2019 Fair Value | 5-Year CAGR Total Return Potential |
| Energy Transfer | 8 (above average) | 11.0% | $11 | $30 | 63% | 21% to 35% |
| Innovative Industrial Properties | 7 (average) - speculative | 3.8% | $83 | $102 | 19% | 36% CAGR through 2021 |
| Novo Nordisk | 11 (Super SWAN) | 1.5% | $58 | $50 | -15% | 5% to 15% |
(Sources: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research, Reuters', Gurufocus, YieldChart, Gordon Dividend Growth Model)
Why I Might Buy IIPR
IIPR is the fastest-growing REIT in the world and one of the fastest-growing companies on earth. Due to operating in a highly uncertain regulatory state (which could affect its long-term growth rate if regulations change too much in either direction) it's a 7/11 quality speculative recommendation of mine and only owned in Dividend King's Deep Value portfolio. This meaning I require a high margin of safety and limit my (and DK) position sizes to 2.5% of invested capital or less.
Why do I and Dividend Kings own IIPR at all if it's so much riskier than most of our holdings? Just take a look at the Q3 earnings results, which sent this speculative REIT soaring 10% that day alone.
- 201% revenue growth
- 270% AFFO growth
- bought 11 properties since Q3 closed (42 now vs 11 at the start of the year)
And that growth rate is hardly an outlier for IIPR, for which the FactSet consensus looks like this
- 2017 (actual): 103% FFO/share growth
- 2018 (actual): 653% growth
- 2019 (consensus): 136% (up from 115% before Q1)
- 2020: 97% (up from 81% before Q3)
- 2021: 15% (down from 33% before Q3 possibly over concerns about regulatory changes or running out of acquisition pipeline)
| Metric | Historical Average | Chuck Carnevale/Ben Graham Fair Value Multiple | 2019 Fair Value | 2020 Fair Value | 2021 Fair Value |
| Average dividend yield | 2.86% | NA | $109 | $126 | $159 |
| FFO | 128 | 30 | $76 | $138 | $184 |
| AFFO | 41 | 30 | $88 | $149 | $191 |
| EBITDA | 89 | 30 | $133 | $270 | $397 |
| EBIT | 62 | 30 | $93 | $209 | $374 |
| EV/EBITDA | 89 | 30 | $133 | $270 | $397 |
| Fair Value | $105 | $194 | $284 |
(Sources: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research, Yahoo Finance, analyst consensus)
This is the value matrix I built before Q3 earnings were released when F.A.S.T Graphs' extrapolation tool estimated 30% CAGR long-term growth potential for this REIT.
That estimate has fallen to 24.9% per F.A.S.T Graphs, due to the 2021 slow down that's expected. I update the valuation matrix on a quarterly basis after earnings are reported and consensus forecasts change.
Currently, my 2019 fair value estimate is $102. That's down a bit from last quarter, but as you can see, the rate of growth this REIT is experiencing means that this high-yielding REIT (that's growing dividends slightly slower than cash flow, 30% per quarter right now) means intrinsic value is going to shoot up next year, though the precise amount is far from certain.
That estimate changes frequently whenever the consensus estimate does. Due to just three analysts covering IIPR, and the highly speculative nature of cannabis regulation right now, none of the three sources I use for long-term growth forecasts are willing to estimate how fast this REIT can grow.
Why potentially buy IIPR after it's up so much from its lows?
(Source: YCharts)
Because IIPR is all about growth. The REIT has been beating growth expectations consistently since its IPO.
(Source: Seeking Alpha)
Strong double-digit growth is expected through at least Q3 2020, and it's always possible that IIPR will continue to outperform by acquiring as many super lucrative properties as its expanding management team can find.
The REIT currently operates in 13 states, but medical cannabis is legal in 33. Its business model is a cash-flow-minting machine.
- 100% occupancy
- 15.5 weighted triple-net leases
- 13.6% cash yields on investment (industry norm is 6% to 8%)
- 3.25% annual rental escalators (1% to 2% is industry norm)
- 1.5% annual property management fee (paid by tenants to IIPR) - no other triple net lease REIT has this
IIPR's average property deal is for $10.3 million but includes an average $3.75 million in reimbursements for property improvements... on which it ultimately also collects that 13.6% yielding rent.
In other words, IIPR has invested a total of $559 million so far into those 42 properties and it's been closing deals at a recent rate of five per month.
The cash cost of capital is 3.2% meaning IIPR is earning 10% investment spreads on those properties, about five to 10 times the industry norm.
The REIT now has a $250 million ATM program, which should reduce the frequency of large secondaries, result in lower costs of capital (no secondary discount on new shares), and has $203 million remaining at the end of Q3.
As long as it's share price doesn't stay too low for too long, strong investment spreads and the potential to nearly triple the number of states it operates in could drive years of continued hyper-growth for IIPR.
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research)
Currently F.A.S.T Graphs' growth forecasting tool (the only place I know of to get long-term growth forecasts on this stock) is estimating about 25% long-term growth.
Using Chuck Carnevale/Ben Graham's/Peter Lynch's PEG 1 rule of thumb, if IIPR trades at 24.9 times FFO at the end of 2021, then it could deliver sensational 36% CAGR total returns.
Why I Might Not
There are three main reasons to NOT buy IIPR. The first is that this is the most speculative hyper-growth stock I know of. The current business model works brilliantly BUT it might now always.
The SAFE banking act is currently working its way through the Senate. If that were to pass it would allow cannabis companies (like IIPR's tenants) to access traditional banking services.
IIPR would also have greater access to lower-cost capital. However, the only reason it's getting such generous lease terms is that it's the largest, and in some cases, the only source of financing for its customers.
Basically, IIPR has a monopoly right now on medical cannabis financing, a major competitive advantage that could change quickly if Federal cannabis regulations get too favorable.
The second reason to potentially not buy IIPR right now is that its short lifespan (3 years since IPO) and insanely fast growth rate makes its long-term growth outlook change rapidly, sometimes from week to week.
While it's almost certain to grow rapidly in the future, the rate of growth is the primary determinant of fair value. If IIPR ends up growing at 10% over time (due to drastic regulatory changes) then it's likely overvalued right now. If Congressional gridlock means the regulatory status quo remains in effect, then it could keep growing at 30+% CAGR for many years.
Which brings me to the third reason I might not buy IIPR, which is currently about 1.7% of my invested capital.
That would be the fact that I only have four more buys worth before I hit my risk limit on the stock, which has a beta of almost three and is literally the most volatile company I've ever seen.
- September 2017: +10.4% vs S&P 500 2.1%
- December 2017: +79.6% vs market 1.1%
- April 2018: + 27.6% vs market 0.4%
- May 2018: +10.1% vs market 2.4%
- August 2018: +40.2% vs market 3.3%
- October 2018: +20.4% vs market 2.0%
- January 2019: +36.4% vs market 8.0%
- February 2019: +27.6% vs market 3.2%
- June: +47.8% vs market market 7.3%
When times are good, they are VERY good for IIPR.
- February 2017: -11.2% vs market +4.0%
- January 20018: -11.6% vs market +5.7%
- February 2018: -12.6% vs market -3.7%
- July 2018: -11.6% vs market +3.7%
- October 2018: -15.0% vs market -6.9%
- July 2019: -14.5% vs market 1.4%
- August 2019: -15.6% vs market -1.6%
And when investor sentiment sours the stock falls fast and hard. In 33% of months since its IPO IIPR goes up or down double-digits.
Am I scared of volatility? Absolutely not.
(Source: imgflip)
Rather I need to manage my buying opportunities for IIPR with great care. That means not just buying when it's at a high enough margin of safety (it's borderline right now), but also being as opportunistic as possible.
IIPR during one of its many, MANY bear markets is a great speculative buy, as long as you use proper risk management and limit your position size based on your risk profile.
During a bull market? While it might still be a reasonable buy, I'm a bit hesitant about using one of my four remaining buys during a time when the REIT is once more becoming a Wall Street Darling.
Why I Might Buy Novo
Novo Nordisk is the latest 11/11 Quality Super SWAN I've found (48 in total) for the Dividend Kings Master List.
Like all Super SWANs Novo is a proven market beater (though only dividend safety, business model and management quality/dividend friendly corporate culture determine Super SWAN status)
Novo Nordisk Total Returns Since 1986
(Source: Portfolio Visualizer) portfolio 1 = NVO
Dividend Kings' Fortress portfolio took an initial $1,000 position in Novo last week, and I'm thinking of doing the same. That's because doing so would help me get to my long-term retirement portfolio goal.
My retirement portfolio's weighted quality score is 9.1/11 (blue chip quality), and its weighted dividend safety score is 4.2/5. Eventually owning 40% to 50% Super SWANs would help me get that to 10/11 and 4.5+/5. For context, the average dividend aristocrat & king is 9.6/11 quality with a dividend safety score of 4.7/5.
But wait a second?! NVO is overvalued for 2019! How can I justify possibly buying it?
Novo Nordisk Fair Value Matrix
| Metric | Market-Determined Fair Value Multiple | 2019 Fair Value | 2020 Fair Value | 2021 Fair Value |
| 5-Year Dividend Yield | 2.32% | $38 | $54 | $62 |
| 13-Year Dividend Yield | 1.80% | $49 | $69 | $79 |
| PE | 21.7 | $53 | $62 | $70 |
| P/Owner Earnings (Buffett FCF) | 21.7 | $52 | $60 | $66 |
| P/Operating Cash Flow | 18.3 | $49 | $54 | $59 |
| P/Free Cash Flow | 21.8 | $46 | $53 | $57 |
| P/EBITDA | 15.6 | $55 | $59 | $65 |
| P/EBIT | 17.3 | $56 | $60 | $66 |
| EV/EBITDA | 15.6 | $55 | $59 | $65 |
| Average | $50 | $59 | $65 |
(Sources: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research, Reuters', Gurufocus, YieldChart)
Because the world's dominant diabetes medication/insulin maker is one of the fastest-growing drug blue chips on the planet.
Here's Novo's growth profile.
- FactSet long-term growth consensus: 10.4% CAGR
- Reuters' 5-year CAGR growth consensus: 11.3% CAGR
- Ycharts long-term growth consensus: 11.3% CAGR
- Long-term historical growth: 20.7% CAGR over 20 years, rolling growth range -5% to 23% CAGR
- Realistic long-term growth range: 7% to 12%
- Historical fair value (for use in total return modeling): 19 to 22 PE
Novo might be overvalued for this year, but it's reasonably priced for next year's expected results.
- 2020 Factset growth consensus: 17%
- 2021 consensus: 13%
- 2022 consensus: 10%
Those growth expectations are backed up by a strong drug pipeline, major expansions in diabetes drug Victoza and Tresiba (ultra long-lasting insulin), and rapid growth in China which the company is ramping up rapidly.
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research)
Even if NVO grows at the slow end of its realistic growth range, and falls to the low end of its fair value PE ratio, it's likely to deliver close to 6% CAGR total returns over the next five years.
Seems kind of weak right? Compared to the double-digit returns that I and most Dividend Kings' model portfolios shoot for sure. But then again, NVO's 6% CAGR conservative forecast is still likely to beat the 3% to 7% CAGR total returns most asset managers expect from the broader market (DK expects 6% to 6.5%).
And keep in mind that that is the conservative forecast. Here's our base case, created from FactSet's 10.4% consensus and its mid-range fair value PE of 20.5.
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research)
The best-case outcome is 12% growth, with the world-class management team delivering slightly faster than expected growth and the stock trading at the upper end of its fair value range.
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research)
Novo can realistically double my investment over the next five years, which is why it earned a spot in the Dividend Kings' Fortress portfolio last week and a spot on this list.
Why I Might Not
NVO might be reasonably priced by next year's consensus estimates BUT it's not actually undervalued. That's why Dividend Kings' only bought a $1,000 starter position and I'm only considering a $750 starter position (0.3% of my portfolio).
Like any stock, even a 0.32 beta Super SWAN, Novo can be very volatile at times.
Novo Nordisk Peak Declines Since 1986
(Source: Portfolio Visualizer) portfolio 1 = NVO
Six bear markets over the last 33 years can attest to that, and healthcare stocks, in general, could take a tumble in 2020.
Campaign 2020 is heating up, with less than 12 months until election day. Already candidates are promising absurd things (Sanders's "free stuff" plans total $9.7 trillion per year in new spending).
Both Trump and whatever Democrat wins the nomination are likely to pound the table in populist tirades against "greedy drug makers." That probably means outlandish promise for all manner of price controls, single-payer healthcare, or other regulatory reforms to win votes.
In reality, no less than Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House and national leader of the Democrats has said that:
Protect the Affordable Care Act — I think that’s the path to health care for all Americans. Medicare For All has its complications...the Affordable Care Act is a better benefit than Medicare.”
In other words, not just is Warren not likely to win (Super Delegates control 16% of the contention vote and no candidate is likely to hit 50% without them), but even if she did there is virtually no chance she could pass any of her grand plans (same for Sanders).
Consensus 2020 Senate Map Forecast
Consensus 2020 House Forecast
(Source: 270towin.com)
As of late October, the consensus forecast for 2020 House and Senate shows Democrats MIGHT control both chambers... by a single vote (218 is minimum needed for a House majority).
Unless these forecasts are off by a wide margin, President Warren would face a Senate 10 votes short of a filibuster-proof majority, and a single conservative Democratic defection in the house would torpedo single-payer. Nancy Pelosi is on the record saying she's against Medicare-for-All and she's a San Francisco Democrat.
In other words, 2020 might bring plenty of healthcare stock volatility, but it would almost certainly be a great buying opportunity for rapidly growing healthcare Super SWANs like NVO or UnitedHealth Group (UNH).
Why I Might Buy Energy Transfer
If IIPR is a Wall Street darling, then ET is the market's favorite whipping boy.
(Source: Ycharts)
MLPs as an industry are down 8 weeks in a row, and 15 weeks out of the last 18. That is literally unprecedented pessimism that is 100% not supported by the industry's or this MLP's strong fundamentals.
(Source: Motley Fool)
DCF/unit is growing at almost double-digits, leverage has fallen to 4.2 (5.0 or less is safe according to credit rating agencies) and management's long-term leverage range target is 4.0 to 4.5, which it's now achieved.
EBITDA guidance was raised for the second time this year to $11.1 billion.
The MLP is now completing projects not just on time and on budget, but several are coming in ahead of schedule and under budget.
Is ET running out of growth runway then?
- $4 billion in growth capex in 2019
- $4 billion in 2020
- $1.5 billion left for 2021- management "expects to add to that over time"
Just recently, ET announced it was nearing its final investment decision or FID on a new Gulf Coast crude oil export facility, which would be completed in 2023. Like all big MLPs, ET doesn't start a project until it first secures long-term, fixed-rate contracts, with minimum volume commitments, from numerous and mostly (80%) investment-grade counterparties.
What about the risk that US oil production doesn't grow as fast as expected?
According to the US Energy Information Administration's just-released short-term outlook:
- In 2020 West Texas Intermediate crude (US oil standard) is likely to average $55, essentially where it is now (US producer break-even prices are about $40 and under $30 in the Permian)
- 2019 US oil production will average 12.3 million bpd, up 0.2% from last month's estimate
- 2020 output estimate: 13.3 million, a 1 million bpd increase and 0.9% increase from last month
- 2020 natural gas prices will average about $2.61, similar to where they are today
US gas producers have tightened their belts and thanks to long-term hedging say they can produce profitably at $2.5 or higher gas prices.
US oil production is growing at a slower pace, due to falling rig counts, and the law of large numbers, but still expected to grow. And US oil exports? Well for the first time in 70 years the US is now a net exporter of energy.
Based on preliminary data and model estimates, EIA estimates that the United States exported 140,000 b/d more total crude oil and petroleum products in September than it imported; total exports exceeded imports by 550,000 b/d in October. If confirmed in survey-collected monthly data, it would be the first time the United States exported more petroleum than it imported since EIA records began in 1949." - EIA (emphasis added)
US oil exports are expected to keep growing, potentially allowing the US not just to become a net exporter (energy independent) but surpass Saudi Arabia as the world's largest export by 2024.
(Source: EPD investor presentation)
What about the fears that Chesapeake Energy (CHK) might go bankrupt next year? According to management, CHK represents less than 1% of its cash flow.
What about the FBI probe into the former Governor of Pennsylvania's permitting approval process for Energy Transfer's Mariner East project?
Mariner 1 is now complete and unlikely to be shut down from a probe that doesn't include ET at all, just PA government officials. Mariner 2 is slated to be completed in 2020. If its permits are pulled ET will need to reapply.
What if Mariner 2 has to be canceled entirely? That would potentially slow ET's cash flow growth by about 1% for a few years, but it would still grow. Remember this is an MLP whose management says it plans to invest an average of $3.5 billion per year for the foreseeable future. That's to meet the $800 billion in new midstream infrastructure by 2035 alone.
The FBI probe news sent ET crashing up to 6% that day when 52 million units traded hands, including 12.4 million in the first 20 minutes. 12.4 million is the three-month daily average, so ET saw over four times its daily volume that day and the highest volume in over a year. It might have been the highest volume ever since Yahoo Finance daily volumes only go back 12 months.
Such blatant panic selling, based on nothing substantive or threatening to the MLP's long-term safe distribution thesis, makes the most undervalued stock on the Dividend Kings' 275 company Master List a true "anti-bubble" stock.
Not just is the MLP now trading at its lowest EBITDA multiple in history, but even if that multiple never improved... and it grew at zero forever, you'd earn an 11% CAGR total return just from the safe distribution. A distribution that's covered twice over by cash flow.
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs)
What is ET worth if it grows at zero? F.A.S.T Graphs, using the Ben Graham fair value formula, estimates 4.6 times EBITDA. But let's assume it only returns to its bear market average of 3.4. Then ET growing at zero forever could still earn you 18% CAGR total returns over the next five years.
Energy Transfer Base Case Forecast
(Source: F.A.S.T Graphs)
What about realistic growth expectations? FactSet's growth consensus from the 17 analysts who cover it, estimates 6% long-term growth. 10% CAGR growth is possible if ET were to stop all construction and simply buy back its ultra-cheap units with retained cash flow.
A return to historical 4.6 times EBITDA/unit and consensus growth, that's very realistic given its future buyback and growth capex opportunities result in sensational 32% CAGR total return potential.
And at the upper end of the Dividend Kings' total return potential range, 7% growth and the upper end of its 4 to 5 EBITDA market-determined fair value? 35% CAGR total returns are possible.
In other words, Energy Transfer potentially represents not just the best time in history to buy this 8/11 above-average quality MLP and lock in a safe 11% yield, but it could be one of the best high-yield investment opportunities of the past decade.
Why I Might Not
My biggest regret with AbbVie (ABBV) was not that I bought it or made it 10% of my portfolio. It was that I bought too early and aggressively so I hit my risk limit at $80. I watched with frustration as it fell to $62 before rocketing 40% higher in the next three months.
(Source: YCharts)
I'm doing well with AbbVie to be sure. But I'd be doing a lot better had I paced myself with my buying, and been able to chase this 9/11 quality dividend aristocrat to bottom.
That's what I did with Altria, where steady buying to bottom let me build a position that came close but did not hit my personal risk limit on that 9/11 quality dividend king.
Risk management is essential and my personal limit on MLPs is 16%, slightly overweight before I have to stop buying. I'm at 15% MLP exposure right now, with ET at 3.8% of my portfolio.
Do I have room to add more? About $4,000 worth in total. BUT there is no telling how insane this MLP panic selling might get. What might cause ET to fall even more? There are several plausible reasons it might get even more undervalued.
- tax loss selling into the end of the year (retail investors despair it will ever go up again and sell for no fundamental reason)
- window dressing by institutions (fund managers don't want to reveal they own one of the most hated stocks on the street)
- 2020 political fear (aka Warren's plan to ban fracking "everywhere")
- broader market correction (potentially triggered by trade deal collapse)
I've already covered, in great detail the precise reasons that a nationwide fracking ban is so unlikely as to not be worth losing sleepover, much less not buying quality MLPs at their lowest valuations ever.
BUT might the market, famous for its short-term irrationality, take ET much lower than it is today? I've learned to never assume that crazy prices might not get even crazier.
There is evidence that the stock market is more efficient in processing information about what other investors are doing than it is in processing fundamental information about the underlying assets, which is why stock prices so often turn out with hindsight to have been crazy rather than rational." - Legendary asset manager and alpha factor pioneer Peter Bernstein
AbbVie at $62 (and a safe 6.9% yield) was crazy. Altria at $39.4, a safe 8.5% yield, was crazy. Is ET crazy undervalued at $11? You bet.
Energy Transfer Fair Value Matrix
| Metric | Market-Determined Fair Value Multiple | 2019 Fair Value | 2020 Fair Value | 2021 Fair Value |
| 5-Year Average Yield | 6.94% | $18 | $18 | $18 |
| 13-Year Median Yield | 6.14% | $20 | $20 | $20 |
| 14-Year Average Yield | 6.06% | $20 | $20 | $20 |
| P/OCF | 7.1 | $39 | $44 | $46 |
| P/EBITDA Per Unit | 4.8 | $37 | $37 | $38 |
| P/EBIT | 7.6 | $38 | $40 | $41 |
| P to EV/EBITDA per unit | 4.8 | $37 | $37 | $38 |
| Average | $30 | $31 | $32 |
(Sources: F.A.S.T Graphs, FactSet Research, Reuters', Gurufocus, YieldChart)
This is a stock whose fair value, based purely on fundamentals and the valuations real investors have paid for its distributions and cash flow outside of bubbles and bear markets, is $31 in 2020 and $32 in 2021.
Can a $31 2020 stock trade at $10? $9? $8? $7(2016 oil crash low)? Common sense says no. But the very reason value investing works so well over time is because the market can be hilariously irrational for many years.
In other words, the only reason I might not buy ET, which I still have room under my risk cap for, is purely out of opportunity cost considerations.
Bottom Line: Financial Independence Isn't Achieved All At Once But One Week At A Time
The purpose of this series of articles isn't necessarily to point out great opportunistic long-term dividend growth opportunities, though it certainly does that.
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We must make hard choices for deploying our limited capital in reasonable and prudent methods that fit our goals, risk profiles, and minimize regret in a future that will always be uncertain.
I've narrowed down my potential weekly buy choices to Energy Transfer, Innovative Industrial Properties, and Novo Nordisk. All serve important potential roles in my portfolio, meeting various goals, and staying within my personal risk management rules.
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Is there some way to easily turn a repo of Lean files into a hyperlinked bunch of HTML files? If we want to showcase some code to mathematicians, we should take into account that they have never heard of git or github before. Also, on github you can't click on an imported file, or a token, to go somewhere else. And we can't expect people who want to read some source files to install VScode before they are able to really use it.
So basically, I would like a read-only VScode that can easily be hosted somewhere. Just a bunch of static files.
I mean, for other languages (like Java) the corresponding website is grepcode
so I don't think things like this is very common
I think what @Johan Commelin has in mind is closer to Javadoc, Haddock, or agda --html
.
this has been a dream for some time
My #explode
command was actually working toward that goal
So, why is it easy in VScode?
Currently it's a bit tough to get good data on what exists in a file
If VScode can figure out where to take me, if I Ctrl-click
on something, can't it export a bunch of html files?
Actually what you are describing sounds a bit different - the plan has been to show some abbreviated or expandable or indexed form of the file to make browsing easier
Ok, I guess that is harder.
I just figure that if Kevin publishes a paper, then he want to include a URL with a static view of his files that is easy to navigate.
GitHub isn't good enough.
It should be possible to dump source code into plain HTML files and then modify or hook into vscode-lean
(I think) to use its symbol table to turn identifiers into links.
I think Mizar has a pretty similar display to what you are suggesting, Coq too to some degree
See, for example: http://www.mizar.org/version/current/html/polynom5.html#T74
https://agda.github.io/agda-stdlib/README.html
Just to be clear, @Johan Commelin, does this look like what you want?
Yeah, or that
Right, those are both good examples.
Althought the Agda one only has a bunch of comments and imports...
You can click on the imports to get to more interesting files.
Like this: https://agda.github.io/agda-stdlib/Category.Monad.html
I have very little fu in this regard. But it seems to me that it shouldn't be too hard to hack such a thing together, right?
I really hope there is a more effective way to locate tokens than asking lean at each position what token is at that location (and where is it defined)
otherwise this could take a really long time
Not longer then lean --make
, right?
And this is something that you'll run only occasionaly.
So I really don't care about runtime.
yes longer than lean --make
Ooh, hmmm
I'm talking about asking lean at each character what is there, basically the software version of clicking everywhere to see what happens
But Lean stores this data already, right? We saw it sitting somewhere in some expr
.
How does VScode figure this out? Only at runtime, when I click somewhere?
Through the lean server API
you click, VSCode sends lean a message asking "what is here", lean responds
I see. And that is going to be slow.
if that is the only message you can send, then we are in trouble, but maybe there is a saner data structure being sent
Hm, isn't there a lexer/parser/AST-generator for Lean that we can hook into?
see lean 4
this is why many of the leandoc plans are waiting on lean 4
/me proposes :four_leaf_clover: as the default emoji for marking dreams and wishes that will be trivially realizable when Lean 4 emerges :stuck_out_tongue_wink:
maybe we should make a list
Voila: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/search/.22lean.204.22
Apropos Lean 4: Leo gave a new talk at Galois inc. You find the slides on leanprover.github.io: http://leanprover.github.io/talks/LeanAtGalois.pdf Some new information about Lean4!
local constants are now called free variables :)
My Lean crawler does get access to some information. With more work we could maybe get something like what you want.
That would be really nice, Patrick!
I'm not sure it's worth the effort to fight Lean 3 here, but everyone should feel free to try
I have a mostly working "API documentation" generator although I'm not sure yet that it is more useful than just reading the source files.
I was hoping to look into how the editor integration works to see whether I could also produce hyperlinked source but I haven't gotten that far yet.
Cool! Please let us know if you get hyperlinking working!
I do think probably the clearest use of such a tool is to advertise what we are doing in a way which is somewhat more transparent to people who are not already Lean users.
Right, and it might not be unthinkable that demand for such usage will increase in the next months. When the word spreads about the perfectoid project, and when more senior mathematicians hear about the teaching that Kevin and Patrick are doing.
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case
keyform {!normal-clause}* [!otherwise-clause] ⇒ {result}*
ccase
keyplace {!normal-clause}* ⇒ {result}*
ecase
keyform {!normal-clause}* ⇒ {result}*
normal-clause ::=(keys {form}*)
otherwise-clause ::=({otherwise | t} {form}*)
clause ::=normal-clause | otherwise-clause
keyform—a form; evaluated to produce a test-key.
keyplace—a form; evaluated initially to produce a test-key. Possibly also used later as a place if no keys match.
test-key—an object produced by evaluating keyform or keyplace.
keys—a designator for a list of objects. In the case of case, the symbols t and otherwise may not be used as the keys designator. To refer to these symbols by themselves as keys, the designators (t) and (otherwise), respectively, must be used instead.
forms—an implicit progn.
results—the values returned by the forms in the matching clause.
These macros allow the conditional execution of a body of forms in a clause that is selected by matching the test-key on the basis of its identity.
The keyform or keyplace is evaluated to produce the test-key.
Each of the normal-clauses is then considered in turn. If the test-key is the same as any key for that clause, the forms in that clause are evaluated as an implicit progn, and the values it returns are returned as the value of the case, ccase, or ecase form.
These macros differ only in their behavior when no normal-clause matches; specifically:
If no normal-clause matches, and there is an otherwise-clause, then that otherwise-clause automatically matches; the forms in that clause are evaluated as an implicit progn, and the values it returns are returned as the value of the case.
If no normal-clause matches, a correctable error of type type-error is signaled. The offending datum is the test-key and the expected type is type equivalent to (member key1 key2 ...). The store-value restart can be used to correct the error.
If the store-value restart is invoked, its argument becomes the new test-key, and is stored in keyplace as if by (setf keyplace test-key). Then ccase starts over, considering each clause anew.
[Reviewer Note by Barmar: Will it prompt for multiple values if keyplace is a VALUES general ref?]
The subforms of keyplace might be evaluated again if none of the cases holds.
If no normal-clause matches, a non-correctable error of type type-error is signaled. The offending datum is the test-key and the expected type is type equivalent to (member key1 key2 ...).
Note that in contrast with ccase, the caller of ecase may rely on the fact that ecase does not return if a normal-clause does not match.
(dolist (k '(1 2 3 :four #\v () t 'other)) (format t "~S " (case k ((1 2) 'clause1) (3 'clause2) (nil 'no-keys-so-never-seen) ((nil) 'nilslot) ((:four #\v) 'clause4) ((t) 'tslot) (otherwise 'others)))) |> CLAUSE1 CLAUSE1 CLAUSE2 CLAUSE4 CLAUSE4 NILSLOT TSLOT OTHERS ⇒ NIL (defun add-em (x) (apply #'+ (mapcar #'decode x))) ⇒ ADD-EM (defun decode (x) (ccase x ((i uno) 1) ((ii dos) 2) ((iii tres) 3) ((iv cuatro) 4))) ⇒ DECODE (add-em '(uno iii)) ⇒ 4 (add-em '(uno iiii)) |> Error: The value of X, IIII, is not I, UNO, II, DOS, III, |> TRES, IV, or CUATRO. |> 1: Supply a value to use instead. |> 2: Return to Lisp Toplevel. |> Debug> |>>:CONTINUE 1<<| |> Value to evaluate and use for X: |>>'IV<<| ⇒ 5
The debugger might be entered. If the store-value restart is invoked, the value of keyplace might be changed.
ccase and ecase, since they might signal an error, are potentially affected by existing handlers and *debug-io*.
ccase and ecase signal an error of type type-error if no normal-clause matches.
cond, typecase; ctypecase; etypecase, setf; psetf, Generalized Reference
(case test-key {(({key}*) {form}*)}*) ≡ (let ((#1=#:g0001 test-key)) (cond {((member #1# '({key}*)) {form}*)}*))
The specific error message used by ecase and ccase can vary between implementations. In situations where control of the specific wording of the error message is important, it is better to use case with an otherwise-clause that explicitly signals an error with an appropriate message.
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For any car to be smart enough to drive safely on the road, they must have an internal GPU that was trained for thousands of hours on millions of frames of video. All companies researching autonomous vehicles use Machine Learning to create the most comprehensive 360 3D view from the car’s perspective.
The animation above is from NVIDIA's training program. They created a system called DriveNet which was trained on a group of 1.2 million images called 'ImageNet'. They actually warped the images and falsely color corrected them to make the trianing set 10 times as large. They fed these images to a convolutional neural network to create 1,000 different classes (ex: person, two people, street sign, dog, fire hydrant, cloud, etc). Using their accelerated GPUs, they were able to do this classification in only 1 month. Any other hardware would have taken a couple of years to train this neural network. Now, this same neural network can go beyond classification and actually detect these objects. NVIDIA calls this system CityScape and they will be sharing it. The video above shows a work-in-progress stage where it detected bounding boxes, then it learned to identify individual pixels and connect them with objects, color coding the exact pixels of each object.
Additionally, once the GPU is ready to categorize everything on the road, the cars need millions of hours of test driving. Tesla, for example, already claims that their cars have logged over 780 million miles.
Radar (RAdio Detection And Ranging) is radio waves. They travel far, are invisible to humans and are easy to detect even when they are faint. High-end cars already have radar to track nearby objects and control the speed of the car for you. Mercedes’ Distronic Plus accident-prevention system includes units on the rear bumper that trigger an alert when they detect something in the car’s blind spot. Google's self driving car has 4 radars, 2 on the back bumper, 2 on the front, and their main purpose it to maintain at least a 2-4 second distance between the car and all other objects.
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) works like radar, but with pulses of light rather than radio waves. It calculates how far an object is from the moving vehicle based on the time it takes for the laser beams to hit the object and come back. Cars use lidar for obstacle detection and avoidance to navigate safely through environments. The LiDAR sensor sits at the top center of the car, revolving around 900 rotations/minute. Point cloud outputs from the lidar sensor provide the necessary data for software to determine where potential obstacles exist in the environment. Google employs Velodyne’s rooftop Light Detection and Ranging system, which uses 64 lasers, spinning at upwards of 900 rpm, to generate a point cloud that gives the car a 360-degree view.
An ultrasonic wave is a sound wave with a very high frequency (above 20,000 Hz) inaudible to humans. Ultrasonic detectors provide more accurate mapping of the surroundings at very short range. If you have a car that helps you park and backup, it's already using ultrasonic. It handles a rangle of about 1.2 to 4.5 meters. In self-driving cars, the ultrasonic sensors are in the wheels, as shown to the left.
STEP1: Convolution Neural Networks are a layered process. The two images to the left both attempt to show how the system gets from the input image to the output classification. Let's break down this diagram and, as shown, start with a square image that is 32px wide and 32px tall.
STEP 2: Rather than focus on one pixel at a time, a convolutional net looks at the image by analyzing patches at a time. Most examples show a 5px x 5px feature analysis. Let's say that our first feature layer is looking for edges. It will scan the 32x32 image 25 pixels at a time (5px x 5px), recording wether or not that patch has an edge. Iterating through the image, building a new array of information, if the feature believes that the input image has an edge, then it pushes a 1 to the next layer, otherwise a -1. This creates a new layer that is a smaller array of information than the previous one. In the case of self driving cars, some neural networks have been trained with 96 different feature layers (edge detection being 1 of those 96).
Note: the image is showing a 7px x 7px image being reduced to a 5px x 5px array of information
STEP 3: Now we have an array for each feature that is basically a map indicating where in the image that feature probably appears (on a scale of -1 to 1). If the feature we're looking for is a diagnal line, the new array would have a 1 everywhere there is definitely a dignal line going through those pixels.
Ref: 'How Convolutional Neural Networks work' YouTube Video
STEP 4: POOLING. For every convolved (filtered) layer, we pool it. This simpy means to take the largest value in a pre-defined pixel square, and push that into a new pooled layer that will have significantly less numbers in it.
Sensor fusion is the process of combining all sensory data derived from the sensors fitted on the car. The data is analysed in stages to identify the car’s location and its surroundings. For a car to be able to drive itself, it requires sensors fitted on the car, a powerful computer and a GPU. The GPU is where the real time computing takes place, thus the PX2 GPU manufactured by NVIDIA is the top choice for car companies building Self Driving cars.
How the car analyses data and makes decisions:
The car is receiving inputs in the form of weather data, image data and sensory data from the sensors like the Ultrasonic Sensor, Radar, Lidar and GPS. The sensory data from each sensor is analysed individually to detect an obstacle and create a depth map.
The 2 field view cameras fitted at the front and at the back of the car are. The images captured are taken through a network called DriveNet, that has been trained by NVIDIA on ImageNet to recognize a range of automotives like cars, busses etc. (ImageNet is a database of over 15 million hand labelled images that learning algorithms are trained on). This enables the car to recognize the obstacles by their name.
The Lidar sensor create depth map that is a dynamic 3D model of the environment from point cloud data.
Data Fusion:
Based on the inputs from the depth maps, a 2D occupancy grid is created that encodes which cells contain depth measurements. From this grid, the sensory fusion algorithm extracts obstacles from the occupied cells and refines their positions, to determine the uncertainty of each detection.
The car assumes that it is moving on a plane, and any object that is not on the plane is identified as a potential obstacle. Each grid cell is checked to see if it is occupied and is initialized with weight zero and updated whenever new obstacle detections are available by adding the respective weight to the grid cells The update is constantly performed in a separate compute thread concurrent to depth map generation and obstacle detection and to update the occupancy map.
The occupancy map is color coded using the data received from the sensors to mark which areas are identified as obstacles and objects that are moving cars on the road and marks the distance of the car from these obstacles.
Checking the Geographical Location from GPS Data:
At this point we have the model of the world around the car and the car is travelling through this space. The highly accurate model of the world is created offline using the data collected by various cars. This GPS data is available for the car to access to identify its geographical location and direction of travel and to find out which lane it is driving in, so that then it can run more algorithms to do motion planning and navigation. This happens using the Localization Algorithm.
The combined output from the Sensor Fusion and Deep Learning algorithms gives the car information about its location and surroundings which can be used by the ‘path planning algorithm’ to make decisions about how to navigate.


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Space Jam (1996) A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1996 Steve Kong
Michael Jordan in a film, why not? He's done just about everything else.
Space Jam is a strange mix of biography and fiction. Taking from the life of Jordan and mixing that with the Looney Tunes. Space Jam takes place somewhere between Jordan ending his baseball career and starting back with basketball. The story involves aliens from the planet Moron Mountain, who need some new attractions for their theme park. It seems that the patrons of Moron Mountain are just bored with the current attractions. Accidentally they run into the Looney Tunes on TV. So, five little aliens are dispatched to take the Looney Tunes back to Moron Mountain. But, in a turn of events, they have to challenge the Tunes to a game of basketball. The Tunes think they have it made out for them, until the little aliens morph into super star basketball players. The Tunes need some help, who else can the call upon but the basketball great, Michael Jordan?
The biggest attraction in Space Jam is not as much Michael and his basketball skills, but the well integration of animation with live action. The animation consists of a mix of computer-generated animation and cell animation. Bugs, Daffy, Taz, and friends look better than ever.
Michael Jordan in his first movie role does well. Though this is not saying much since his role is not all that taxing. Other basketball players, such as Charles Barkley and Patrick Ewing, are also featured, but only in brief. The real stars of Space Jam are the Looney Tunes. The Tunes are a hoot to watch, like always.
Space Jam is a wonderfully entertaining movie that is well suited for both the adults and the children. Don't miss this one.
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Tales of the Jazz Age
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
THE DIAMOND AS BIG AS THE RITZ Chapter 6
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- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Fitzgerald, F.S. (1922) Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
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John stood facing Mr. Braddock Washington in the full sunlight. The elder man was about forty, with a proud, vacuous face, intelligent eyes, and a robust figure. In the mornings he smelt of horses—the best horses. He carried a plain walking–stick of gray birch with a single large opal for a grip. He and Percy were showing John around.
"The slaves' quarters are there." His walking–stick indicated a cloister of marble on their left that ran in graceful Gothic along the side of the mountain. "In my youth I was distracted for a while from the business of life by a period of absurd idealism. During that time they lived in luxury. For instance, I equipped every one of their rooms with a tile bath."
"I suppose," ventured John, with an ingratiating laugh, "that they used the bathtubs to keep coal in. Mr. Schnlitzer–Murphy told me that once he—–"
"The opinions of Mr. Schnlitzer–Murphy are of little importance, I should imagine," interrupted Braddock Washington coldly. "My slaves did not keep coal in their bathtubs. They had orders to bathe every day, and they did. If they hadn't I might have ordered a sulphuric acid shampoo. I discontinued the baths for quite another reason. Several of them caught cold and died. Water is not good for certain races—except as a beverage."
John laughed, and then decided to nod his head in sober agreement. Braddock Washington made him uncomfortable.
"All these negroes are descendants of the ones my father brought North with him. There are about two hundred and fifty now. You notice that they've lived so long apart from the world that their original dialect has become an almost indistinguishable patois. We bring a few of them up to speak English—my secretary and two or three of the house servants.
"This is the golf course," he continued, as they strolled along the velvet winter grass. "It's all a green, you see—no fairway, no rough, no hazards."
He smiled pleasantly at John.
"Many men in the cage, father?" asked Percy suddenly.
Braddock Washington stumbled, and let forth an involuntary curse.
"One less than there should be," he ejaculated darkly—and then added after a moment, "We've had difficulties."
"Mother was telling me," exclaimed Percy, "that Italian teacher—–"
"A ghastly error," said Braddock Washington angrily. "But of course there's a good chance that we may have got him. Perhaps he fell somewhere in the woods or stumbled over a cliff. And then there's always the probability that if he did get away his story wouldn't be believed. Nevertheless, I've had two dozen men looking for him in different towns around here."
"And no luck?"
"Some. Fourteen of them reported to my agent they'd each killed a man answering to that description, but of course it was probably only the reward they were after—–"
He broke off. They had come to a large cavity in the earth about the circumference of a merry–go–round, and covered by a strong iron grating. Braddock Washington beckoned to John, and pointed his cane down through the grating. John stepped to the edge and gazed. Immediately his ears were assailed by a wild clamor from below.
"Come on down to Hell!"
"Hallo, kiddo, how's the air up there?"
"Hey! Throw us a rope!"
"Got an old doughnut, Buddy, or a couple of second–hand sandwiches?"
"Say, fella, if you'll push down that guy you're with, we'll show you a quick disappearance scene."
"Paste him one for me, will you?"
It was too dark to see clearly into the pit below, but John could tell from the coarse optimism and rugged vitality of the remarks and voices that they proceeded from middle–class Americans of the more spirited type. Then Mr. Washington put out his cane and touched a button in the grass, and the scene below sprang into light.
"These are some adventurous mariners who had the misfortune to discover El Dorado," he remarked.
Below them there had appeared a large hollow in the earth shaped like the interior of a bowl. The sides were steep and apparently of polished glass, and on its slightly concave surface stood about two dozen men clad in the half costume, half uniform, of aviators. Their upturned faces, lit with wrath, with malice, with despair, with cynical humour, were covered by long growths of beard, but with the exception of a few who had pined perceptibly away, they seemed to be a well–fed, healthy lot.
Braddock Washington drew a garden chair to the edge of the pit and sat down.
"Well, how are you, boys?" he inquired genially.
A chorus of execration, in which all joined except a few too dispirited to cry out, rose up into the sunny air, but Braddock Washington heard it with unruffled composure. When its last echo had died away he spoke again.
"Have you thought up a way out of your difficulty?"
From here and there among them a remark floated up.
"We decided to stay here for love!"
"Bring us up there and we'll find us a way!"
Braddock Washington waited until they were again quiet. Then he said:
"I've told you the situation. I don't want you here, I wish to heaven I'd never seen you. Your own curiosity got you here, and any time that you can think of a way out which protects me and my interests I'll be glad to consider it. But so long as you confine your efforts to digging tunnels—yes, I know about the new one you've started—you won't get very far. This isn't as hard on you as you make it out, with all your howling for the loved ones at home. If you were the type who worried much about the loved ones at home, you'd never have taken up aviation."
A tall man moved apart from the others, and held up his hand to call his captor's attention to what he was about to say.
"Let me ask you a few questions!" he cried. "You pretend to be a fair–minded man."
"How absurd. How could a man of my position be fair–minded toward you? You might as well speak of a Spaniard being fair–minded toward a piece of steak."
At this harsh observation the faces of the two dozen fell, but the tall man continued:
"All right!" he cried. "We've argued this out before.  demanded Washington, coldly.
"—how unnecessary—"
"Not to me."
"Well—how cruel—"
"We've covered that. Cruelty doesn't exist where self–preservation is involved. You've been soldiers; you know that. Try another."
"Well, then, how stupid."
"There," admitted Washington, "I grant you that. But try to think of an alternative. I've offered to have all or any of you painlessly executed if you wish. I've offered to have your wives, sweethearts, children, and mothers kidnapped and brought out here.  If there was some method of producing permanent amnesia I'd have all of you operated on and released immediately, somewhere outside of my preserves. But that's as far as my ideas go."
"How about trusting us not to peach on you?" cried some one.
"You don't proffer that suggestion seriously," said Washington, with an expression of scorn. "I did take out one man to teach my daughter Italian. Last week he got away."
A wild yell of jubilation went up suddenly from two dozen throats and a pandemonium of joy ensued. The prisoners clog–danced and cheered and yodled and wrestled with one another in a sudden uprush of animal spirits. They even ran up the glass sides of the bowl as far as they could, and slid back to the bottom upon the natural cushions of their bodies. The tall man started a song in which they all joined—
"_Oh, we'll hang the kaiser On a sour apple–tree—"
Braddock Washington sat in inscrutable silence until the song was over.
"You see," he remarked, when he could gain a modicum of attention. "I bear you no ill–will. I like to see you enjoying yourselves. That's why I didn't tell you the whole story at once. The man—what was his name? Critchtichiello?—was shot by some of my agents in fourteen different places."
Not guessing that the places referred to were cities, the tumult of rejoicing subsided immediately.
"Nevertheless," cried Washington with a touch of anger, "he tried to run away. Do you expect me to take chances with any of you after an experience like that?"
Again a series of ejaculations went up.
"Sure!"
"Would your daughter like to learn Chinese?"
"Hey, I can speak Italian! My mother was a wop."
"Maybe she'd like t'learna speak N'Yawk!"
"If she's the little one with the big blue eyes I can teach her a lot of things better than Italian."
"I know some Irish songs—and I could hammer brass once't."
Mr. Washington reached forward suddenly with his cane and pushed the button in the grass so that the picture below went out instantly, and there remained only that great dark mouth covered dismally with the black teeth of the grating.
"Hey!" called a single voice from below, "you ain't goin' away without givin' us your blessing?"
But Mr. Washington, followed by the two boys, was already strolling on toward the ninth hole of the golf course, as though the pit and its contents were no more than a hazard over which his facile iron had triumphed with ease.


Ah this used to be the most played game in my school when I was in 3rd grade. Whatever .... Points to be noted: 1.Same as word chain but u have to use the names of pokemon ! 2. Any pokemon name on the same page can't be repeated. 3.thisisnot a useless thread 4. Yes , i am not going to stop making threads...... 5. Let the game begin! The one who lasts till the last wins..... In case there are no more pokemon names from a particular letter then u may select a letter and write a pokemon name starting from that. The game shall proceed normally after that....


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| Interface Summary | |
| Attachments | Access the Attachments of a Message. |
| Class Summary | |
| AttachmentPart | Class AttachmentPart |
| AttachmentsImpl | Implements the Attachment interface, via an actual Hashmap of actual AttachmentParts. |
| AttachmentUtils | This class allow access to the Jaf data handler in AttachmentPart. |
| BoundaryDelimitedStream | This class takes the input stream and turns it multiple streams. |
| DimeBodyPart | Holds one attachment DIME part. |
| DimeDelimitedInputStream | This class takes the input stream and turns it multiple streams. |
| DimeMultiPart | This class hold all parts of a DIME multipart message. |
| DimeTypeNameFormat | This class is a single part for DIME mulitpart message. |
| ImageDataSource | |
| ManagedMemoryDataSource | This class allows small attachments to be cached in memory, while large ones are cached out. |
| MimeMultipartDataSource | |
| MimeUtils | This class is defines utilities for mime. |
| MultiPartDimeInputStream | This simulates the multipart stream |
| MultiPartInputStream | This simulates the multipart stream |
| MultiPartRelatedInputStream | This simulates the multipart stream |
| OctetStream | |
| OctetStreamDataSource | |
| PlainTextDataSource | |
| SourceDataSource |
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Add the Adlayout-top-nav class to the body tag to get this layout. This feature can also be used with a sidebar! So use this class if you want to remove the custom dropdown menus from the navbar and use regular links instead.
{{ title }}
{{ firstName }}
{{ lastName }}
{{ emailPrimary}}
{{ emailSecondary }}
{{ phonePrimary }}
{{ phoneSecondary }}
{{ addressLine1 }} {{ addressLine2 }} {{ addressLine3 }} {{ addressLine4 }} {{ postalCode }}


Marking vowels as consonants
Some of the algorithms begin with a step which puts letters which are
normally classed as vowels into upper case to indicate that they are are to be
treated as consonants (the assumption being that the words are presented to
the stemmers in lower case). Upper case therefore acts as a flag indicating a
consonant.
For example, the English stemmer begins with the step
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Set initial y, or y after a vowel, to Y,
giving rise to the following changes,
| youth | | -> | | Youth
| | boy | | -> | | boY
| | boyish | | -> | | boYish
| | fly | | -> | | fly
| | flying | | -> | | flying
| | syzygy | | -> | | syzygy
|
This process works from left to right, and
if a word contains Vyy, where V is a vowel, the first y is put
into upper case, but the second y is left alone, since it is preceded by
upper case Y which is a consonant. A sequence Vyyyyy... would be
changed to VYyYyY....
The combination yy never occurs in English, although it might appear in
foreign words:
(A sayyid, my dictionary tells me, is a descendant of Mohammed's daughter
Fatima.) But the left-to-right process is significant in other languages, for
example French. In French the rule for marking vowels as consonants is,
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Put into upper case u or i preceded and followed by a vowel, and
y preceded or followed by a vowel. Put u after q into upper
case.
which gives rise to,
| ennuie | | -> | | ennuIe
| | inquiétude | | -> | | inqUiétude
|
In the first word, i is put into upper case since it has a vowel on both
sides of it.
In the second word, u after q is put into upper case, and again the
following i is left alone, since it is preceded by upper case U which
is a consonant.
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[gecode-users] tracing without programming?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Jan 17 13:32:20 CET 2017
Hi,
Using tracing without adding something to the code is not possible. However,
tracing does not trace search it traces propagation and is really not meant
for instructional purposes.
Have you tried Gist instead: that helps a lot to understand search. Just
invoked fz.exe with -help. It will tell you that you can use -mode gist as a
commandline option.
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Johannes Waldmann
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2017 12:09
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] tracing without programming?
Dear all,
the changelog for 5.0.0 says
"added extensive tracing functionality".
is there a way to get traces without touching source code:
some command line option for the flatzinc back-end?
for running the gecode examples?
I want my students to get a feeling for how the search proceeds, but I do
not want to require of them (in my current course) to write/change models in
C++. (Not because I don't think they could do it, but because there is
little time.)
- Johannes.
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Text Log
While the application is running, specific information is printed to the console. This information includes warnings and error messages. All messages are time stamped. If the application is started with[...] &> log.txt
, the output is redirected to the text file log.txt
.
Example Log File
Using the MATLAB classGT.GenericTarget
the current log file can be displayed:
gt.ShowLog(); % gt is a GT.GenericTarget objectThe log file must be in the
bin/
directory and named log.txt
.
A log file can look like this:
In this example, the generic target application was run on a PC with a Windows operating system without realtime.
Section 1
This area displays application information. The application is called GenericTarget and the version number is 20200329. The generic target framework was compiled on the target at 11:27:01 local time on March 30, 2020 and the model was compiled on the target at 11:29:12 on March 30, 2020. The start time of the application is March 30, 2020, 14:53:18 UTC. No further arguments were passed to the application.Section 2
The type of message is displayed at the beginning of a line. No character here means that it is information. An 'E' means error, a 'W' means warning. It can be seen that the thread priorities cannot be set. In this case it is because the application was running on a Windows PC without realtime. On a Linux-OS with PREEMPT_RT patch and appropriate authorization (sudo) this error does not occur.Section 3
Specifies the timestamp. As long as the model is not running, this time (in seconds) refers to the start time of the application. Only after initialization this time refers to the start time of the model.Section 4
Messages during the initialization phase.Section 5
The application has received a termination message. In this case the application was terminated in the console withCtrl + C
("Caught signal 2!").


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| virtual bool | DisableCaching [get, set] |
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| virtual AjaxOptions | AjaxOptions [get, set] |
| | Any additional options to be passed to the request, for example timeout or headers. More...
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| virtual bool | PassParentSize [get, set] |
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| virtual string | TriggerEvent [get, set] |
| | Event which triggers loading process. Default value is render More...
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| virtual string | TriggerControl [get, set] |
| | TriggerEvent's control More...
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| virtual bool | ReloadOnEvent [get, set] |
| | Reload content on each show event. More...
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| virtual bool | RemoveD [get, set] |
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| virtual bool | MonitorComplete [get, set] |
| | True to monitor complete state of the iframe instead load event using. More...
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| virtual string | Callback [get, set] |
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| virtual bool | AutoLoad [get, set] |
| | True to have the loader make a request as soon as it is created. Defaults to true. This argument can also be a set of options that will be passed to load is called. More...
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| ParameterCollection | BaseParams [get] |
| | Params that will be attached to every request. These parameters will not be overridden by any params in the load options. Defaults to null. More...
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| virtual string | Failure [get, set] |
| | A function to be called when a load request fails. More...
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| LoadMask | LoadMask [get] |
| | True or a Ext.LoadMask configuration to enable masking during loading. Defaults to false. More...
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| ParameterCollection | Params [get] |
| | Any params to be attached to the Ajax request. These parameters will be overridden by any params in the load options. Defaults to null. More...
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| virtual bool | Scripts [get, set] |
| | True to parse any inline script tags in the response. More...
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| virtual bool | RemoveAll [get, set] |
| | True to remove all existing components when a load completes. This option is only takes effect when the renderer option is set to component. Defaults to false. More...
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| virtual LoadMode | Mode [get, set] |
| | The type of content that is to be loaded into, which can be one of 4 types. Html|Data|Component|Frame More...
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| virtual string | ParentRef [get, set] |
| |
| virtual string | Renderer [get, set] |
| | The function which handles the response More...
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| virtual string | RendererScope [get, set] |
| | The scope to execute the renderer function in. More...
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| virtual string | Scope [get, set] |
| | The scope to execute the success and failure functions in. More...
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| virtual string | Success [get, set] |
| | A function to be called when a load request is successful. More...
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| virtual string | Target [get, set] |
| | The target Ext.Component for the loader. Defaults to null. If a string is passed it will be looked up via the id. More...
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| virtual string | Url [get, set] |
| | The url to retrieve the content from. Defaults to null. More...
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| virtual string | DirectMethod [get, set] |
| | The direct method name provides a content for the component More...
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| virtual bool | ShowWarningOnFailure [get, set] |
| | Show warning if request fail. More...
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| ComponentLoaderListeners | Listeners [get] |
| | Client-side JavaScript Event Handlers More...
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| ConfigItemCollection | CustomConfig [get] |
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| virtual string | ItemID [get, set] |
| | An itemId can be used as an alternative way to get a reference to a component when no object reference is available.


property GradientEntry [Index: Integer]: TColor32GradientStop; //read only
Delivers the gradient stop entry (TColor32GradientStop) at the given index. If a gradient entry outside its bounds (specified by GradientCount) is accessed, an exception is raised


Accompanist at Kim Jaejoong's concert gains attention
by honeyciderKim Jaejoong recently performed at his 'J-JUN LIVE 2019 ～ Love Covers ～' concert at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan on November 16 and 17.
During these concerts, the guest accompanist gained attention from the crowd.
Masashi Kuwata, known as Matt Kuwata, son of the famous baseball player, Masumi Kuwata, was this guest. Matt has recently gained attention for having "Barbie doll"-like looks. With his pale skin, blue contacts, and alleged plastic surgery Matt has said that his doll transformation has helped him gain notoriety and taken his modeling career to the next level.
Fans seem to have varied opinions of the model and musician and his looks. But Jaejoong showed his support to Matt during the concert, praising his skills as a musician, and thanked him for playing the piano for his concert.


Before Change
// add all the edge OSM IDs for outgoing edges
for v in G.successors(node):
for key in G.edge[node][v]:
osmids.append(G.edge[node][v][key]["osmid"])
// if there is more than 1 OSM ID in the list of edge OSM IDs then it is
After Change
// add all the edge OSM IDs for incoming edges
for u in G.predecessors(node):
for key in range(G.number_of_edges(u, node)):
osmids.append(G.edges[u, node, key]["osmid"])
// add all the edge OSM IDs for outgoing edges
for v in G.successors(node):
for key in range(G.number_of_edges(node, v)):
osmids.append(G.edges[node, v, key]["osmid"])
// if there is more than 1 OSM ID in the list of edge OSM IDs then it is


Welcome to the simple Javascript Quiz!
To start the quiz click the Start quiz button.
Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate between the questions. To submit your answers press the Submit button.
You can enter your initials and save the results.
After submission you can view the Highscores by clicking the Show highscores button. To re-start the quiz click the Re-start button.
You have 60 seconds to complete the quiz. Quiz ends when you click the Submit button or when the time is over.


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| Source address | Time | Bet size | Chance to win | Payout multiplier | Roll | Profit |
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| ${bet["source"]} | ${bet["block_time"]} | ${bet["bet"]} CHA | ${bet["chance"]}% | ${bet["payout"]}X | <#if bet["resolved"]??>${bet["roll"]}<#else>?#if> | <#if bet["resolved"]?? && bet["resolved"]="true">${bet["profit"]} CHA<#else>Unresolved#if> |


You need a Wikimedia Commons account and to have
authorized OAuth Uploader
for this tool to work.
Don't forget to go to the Commons image afterwards and add categories.
Mapillary 2 Commons
Ever found a beautiful image on
Mapillary
and thought
That would look great on
Wikimedia Commons
?
Simply enter the image key or url below and click "Lookup".
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Guyana: Man gets 17 years in prison for killing brother
by News Room(NEWS ROOM GUYANA) — Thirty-year-old Orin Jules was on Monday sentenced to 17 years behind bars for killing his 23-year-old brother, Dexter, during an argument at their ‘D’ Field Sophia home on June 18, 2016.
Jules was sentenced by Justice Sandil Kissoon at the Demerara High Court on a charge of manslaughter. He was charged with the capital offence of murder but opted to plead guilty to the lesser count of manslaughter.
The state was represented by prosecutors Mandel Moore and Abigail Gibbs while Jules was represented by attorney-at-law Ravindra Mohabir.
The Judge, after considering Jules’ plea and the time he spent on remand, handed down the sentence.
It was claimed that on the day in question, the brothers were involved in an argument when Orin armed himself with a knife and stabbed Dexter multiple times to the chest.
Dexter was pronounced dead on arrival at the Georgetown Public Hospital.
Orin was apprehended by public-spirited persons and was handed over to the police after they found him hiding in a clump of bushes nearby.
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Guyana Bar Association mourns death of former Chief Justice Ian Chang November 18, 2019
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Queens man who slaughtered Guyanese wife was jealous of Bollywood hunk Hrithik Roshan November 9, 2019
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Guyanese newlywed killed by husband in murder/suicide in Queens November 9, 2019
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Jamaican woman sues Guyana government for being kept in jail for extra 8 months on marijuana conviction November 9, 2019
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Guyana: 8-year-old student hospitalized after beating by classmates November 7, 2019
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Guyana: Person selling live Flamingo in cruel manner could face heavy fine, jail — officials November 5, 2019
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Guyana: Man killed in hit and run accident, months after his son killed in the same way November 5, 2019


Releases
- All
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All available releases
- All available releases are here
- 22 Apr 2013
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V0.5.9 (Encrypted Wallets release)
Features
- Version number removed from Mac app name
- Updated help files
- Fixed bug on opening wallet that is already open
- Fixed ticker restart bug
Release info
- 16 Apr 2013
-
V0.5.9rc1
Features
- Upgrade to bitcoinj v0.8
- Delete Wallet not shown by default, challenge question added. (see configuration.txt)
- Romanian added as target language
- Mac app is now signed with a "James Burton" developer id
- Fix for Mac retina display showing fuzzy text
- Twisty and callout panel in the wallet panels have been removed
Release info
- 9 Apr 2013
-
V0.5.9-SNAPSHOT
Features
- I18n update
- Update to bitcoinj 0.8-SNAPSHOT
- added 'Close Wallet'
- wallets now resync automatically when opened
- added better sync control on import and reset blockchain
- changed blockstore to SPVBlockStore - smaller download
- changed 'Reset blockchain and transactions' suggested replay date to 2 days ago
- reduced default fee to 0.0005 BTC
Bug fixes
- fix for unparseable fee amount
- apostrophes now appear in French and Italian translations properly
Release info
- 19 Mar 2013
-
V0.4.23
Features
- Fix for incoming transactions not seen sometimes
- Updated to bitcoinj 0.7.3.
- Notifies user when a new version of MultiBit is available
- Tidied up UI when switching "look and feels"
- Change is now sent to the second key in a wallet if present (this helps people who have imported a blockchain.info backup)
- More logging
Release info
- 11 Mar 2013
-
V0.4.22
Features
- Addition of OpenExchangeRates.org as an exchange. Provides over 150 currencies for currency conversion. (Needs free sign up)
- Charts can be saved (right click on the chart: "Save as")
- Reset blockchain and transactions default "replay from" date now goes back 2 days.
- Updated to Bitcoinj 0.7.1, XChart 2.0.0, XChange 1.5.0
- Simplified buttons in wallet list
Bug fixes
- Fixed appearance of blank request screen.
- Menu tooltips on Macs shown properly
Release info
- 24 Feb 2013
-
V0.4.21
Features
- Bloom filters now active to speed up blockchain sync (when talking to bitcoind v0.8 nodes or later)
- You can now specify particular peers to connect to with the 'peers' property in multibit.properties. (Use a comma separated list)
- Upgrade to Bitcoinj v0.7
- Fix for zero confirmation transaction vulnerability identified by Retep
UI Changes
- Currencies in the Preferences tab now have a full description in addition to the currency code
Release info
- 15 Feb 2013
-
V0.5.8beta.spendpolicy
- This build is virtually identical to V0.5.8beta, except that it merges in Mike Hearn's 'spendpolicy' branch
Release info
- 12 Feb 2013
-
V0.5.8beta
Bitcoinj v0.7 features:
- Bloom filters now active to speed up blockchain sync (when talking to bitcoind v0.8rc1 nodes or later)
- You can now specify particular peers to connect to with the 'peers' property in multibit.properties. (Use a comma separated list)
- Fix for zero confirmation transaction vulnerability identified by Retep
XChange 1.4.0 features:
- More exchanges supported for currency lookup: MtGox, Bitstamp, BTC-E, CampBX, VirtEx
UI enhancements
- You can use Shift-ArrowUp and Shift-ArrowDown to move between wallets when the Wallets panel is selected
- Wallet icon now highlighted when wallet is selected, more contrast between selected and unselected
- Display less flicky when changing languages, fonts and look-and-feel
- User chosen font now set properly in dialogs and Help screens
General
- No longer opens in 'local mode' - it picks up your other MultiBit wallets
- Removed cacheManager code - no longer supported
- Backward compatible wallet changes (description added, minor version dropped)
- Serialised wallets now no longer always load - you may have to use an older version of MultiBit and migrate them to protobuf format
- Refactoring of encryption code in response to review comments
- Fix for 'Transaction cannot be cast to Comparable' bug on wallet reorgs
Release info
- 11 Feb 2013
-
V0.4.20
Features
- Support for more currency exchanges. (XChange 1.4.0)
- You can move up and down wallets with the Shift-ArrowUp and Shift-ArrowDown keys.
UI Changes
- More contrast between the active wallet and the others
- Less flicky when changing language, font and look-and-feel.
- Improved font display in dialogs, help, tooltips
Bug fixes
- Fixed bug on display of fiat amount in Send/ Request when changing languages
- Fix for 'Transaction cannot be cast to Comparable' bug on wallet reorgs
Release info
- 14 Jan 2013
-
V0.4.19
Please note: this version does NOT include a full fix for the zero-confirmation vulnerability announced by Retep on 10 Jan 2013. (This is still being worked on).
Improvements
- Improved status notifications for transactions
- Update to bitcoinj 0.6.1
- Coinbase transactions now have a pickaxe icon and the status icon fills more slowly
- Now only hits currency server if ticker is shown or currency conversions are on
- Fiat currency fields only shown on Send and Request if fiat currency successfully found from remote server
- Small increase in table row height for visual clarity
Bug fixes
- Fixed help tab borking MultiBit if no network present
Release info
- 7 Jan 2013
-
V0.4.18
Bug fixes
- Issue 63 fixed (default fee of 1 BTC for comma decimal separator languages)
- Removed splash screen (and help about) image as it was causing a Segmentation Fault on openjdk6 when viewed in 256 colors
- Fixed flickery first transaction row
- Fixed color of Transactions description column in RTL languages
Release info
Earlier releases


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Greg Hurrell
Interesting... will see if I can reproduce the problem here.
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Dick Huey
Further comments...
If I switch away from Apple Mail (back to iChat, or Safari, for instance) it starts working again...
It only happens when the album switches while I'm in Mail...and it's reproducible.
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Greg Hurrell
Anything printed to the console when the graphic fails to update?
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Dick Huey
The graphic remains the same as on the last song...the song title switches, however.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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The Facet Typeahead List component can be used to select and deselect facets to provide the user with filtering capabilities. The Facet Typeahead List component is particularly useful when there can be a large number of facets that can be selected and allows users to find the appropriate facet by searching using a typeahead control.
The typeahead can support an array of facets to filter or if there is a significant amount of data, an observable can be used to fetch data from the server when the user performs a search.
To add a Facet Typeahead List component to your application you need to import the FacetsModule
which allows
the use of the ux-facet-typeahead-list
component.
A list of suggested facets can be displayed above the typeahead to allow a user to quickly select some options without having to perform a search.
The following attributes can be used to customize the behavior of the component:
placeholder
- string - Sets the placeholder of the typeahead.minCharacters
- number - Defines the minimum number of characters that are required before results will be shown. Default: 1
.maxResults
- number - Sets the maximum number of results to display. Default: 50
.delay
- number - Defines the number of milliseconds to wait before the results are filtered. Default: 0
.FacetSelect
, FacetDeselect
or FacetDeselectAll
and will contain the facet being selected or deselected in a facet
property (deselect all will
not contain affected facets).
The following code will produce the example shown above:


<learningContent>
A Learning Content topic provides the learning content itself, and enables direct use of content from DITA task, concept, and reference topics, as well as additional content of any topic type that supports specific objectives declared in the Learning Overview topic type.
Category: Learning and training: topic elements


Create user and database in Postgres
While I love Postgres, I get some problems every time I want to do the simple operation of creating a database with an associated user if it's been a while since the last time I did it. There are several posts on the Internet about Postgres...


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Think of it as your personal mixologist... Moodologist is a web application that my team and I built at our very first ever hackathon, HackFSU 2015. This was my first time participating as a hacker. The idea behind this app came from a random side conversation between a few team members and I about a product we could build that would be really funny/cool to have in our college town. So, we thought of an app that would generate an alcoholic beverage based on the user's mood. Pretty funny, huh? What's even funnier (and of course really amazing) is that my team made in the Top 10 Hacks. We placed 6th for our unique project and for its well-favored creative design and user experience.
Moodologist was built on a Bootstrap framework and we developed it all in HTML, CSS, Javascrip & jQuery in under 30 hours.
Click here to see our source code.
Here's a picture of my team members and I on Tallahassee Democrat!


The BikePlanner Application is a solution to remove all possible friction of biking with DublinBikes, the shared bike scheme run by Dublin City Council.
It is build to be a potential extension of the website www.dublinbikes.com. The Application could however be customized and delivered to any other bike sharing scheme provider that offers similar bike data services
The BikePlanner helps users of DublinBikes, finding the nearest available bike and/or empty docking station to return the bike.
It provides next-hour-availability predictions with accuracy rates up to 80%.The internal cache system stores data from API requests to make maximum use of the least possible requests from the API’s of third parties.
While they limit 5000 requests a day, this application is able to serve millions of requests if needed. The Data Collection Server fetches and saves 10,000 records within 10 seconds.The application provides real time prediction data based on a machine learning algorithm while keeping acceptable response times.
The DublinBikes Project is part of the Software Engineering module of the Computer Science conversion course.
It is the first group project of the program where the students explore Scrum and agile development methodologies.
Software Engineering (COMP 30830) is a core module on the MSc Computer Science (Conversion) and Higher Diploma in Computer Science Programmes.
Software engineering focuses on the processes and techniques fundamental to the creation of reliable, software systems.


Due to my laptop refreshment ,I have to rebuild ruby on rails environment for my github blog.It take a couple of hours to fix Jekyll and ruby on rails issue.
$wget https://rubygems.global.ssl.fastly.net/rubygems/rubygems-2.5.0.tgz
$tar -zxvf rubygems-2.5.0.tgz
$cd rubygems-2.5.0
$sudo ruby setup.rb
$sudo gem install rubygems-update
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Gem::Exception)
Unable to require openssl, install OpenSSL and rebuild ruby (preferred) or use non-HTTPS sources
</code>
3. To fix the problem, you need to build and install Ruby extension for OpenSSL from the source as follows.
$ sudo yum install openssl-devel
$wget https://cache.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/2.1/ruby-2.1.7.tar.gz
$tar -zxvf ruby-2.1.7.tar.gz
$cd ruby-2.1.7/ext/openssl/
$ ruby extconf.rb
$ make topsrcdir="../../"
$ sudo make install topsrcdir="../../"
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4. Because Jekyll 3 uses Kramdown by default,The following lines from my \_config.yml file: will be added
kramdown:
input: GFM
syntax_highlighter: rouge
</code>
5. change one line in layout/post.html
from \{\{ page.date \| dateto_string \}\} to \{\{ page.date \| date:"%Y-%m" \}\}
</code>
6. Installing Recommended Packages for ruby and gem.
sudo yum install gcc-c++ patch readline readline-devel zlib zlib-devel
sudo yum install libyaml-devel libffi-devel openssl-devel make
sudo yum install bzip2 autoconf automake libtool bison iconv-devel


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.ApplicationConfig @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @import views.html.helpers._ @this(bcMain: bcMain) @(overseasCompanyForm: Form[models.OverseasCompany], service: String, displayDetails: OverseasCompanyDisplayDetails, countryList: List[(String, String)], redirectUrl: Option[String], backLink: Option[String])(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: ApplicationConfig) @pageScripts = { } @bcMain(title = messages(displayDetails.title), service = service, pageScripts = Some(pageScripts)) { @pageHeadersAndError(backLink, "overseas-subheader", messages(displayDetails.subHeader, service.toUpperCase), "overseas-header", messages(displayDetails.header), Some(bcErrorSummary(overseasCompanyForm, "bc.non-uk-reg-error.general"))) @form(action = controllers.nonUKReg.routes.UpdateOverseasCompanyRegController.update(service, displayDetails.addClient, redirectUrl)) {