Slow and steady hope for near-extinct Bangladesh tortoises
by Agence France-PresseNewly-hatched tortoises take their first steps at a Bangladesh conservation park, their feet barely visible under hard shells that carry the weight of the species on their backs.
These tiny newborns — 41 in all — belong to a species thought to have gone extinct in the country until seven years ago when they were rediscovered by conservationists with the help of locals in the southeastern Chittagong hills.
Once abundant across dense tropical forests in Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Thailand, the population of Asian Forest Tortoises have fallen sharply after widespread habitat destruction and rampant poaching.
With their local population estimated at less than 50 before the recent births, wildlife experts and forestry officials have worked hard to boost their numbers.
Two years ago they brought two male and five female adults to a forest reserve north of the capital Dhaka in an effort to breed them in captivity.
To their delight, the appropriately-named Casanova, around 15 years old, and Big Boy, aged between 50 and 100, mated with four females giving birth to 46 babies.
The 41 to have survived are growing at a “healthy pace”, conservationist Shahriar Caesar Rahman told AFP.
“It is a huge achievement because without this intervention they would have gone extinct from the country,” Rahman said.
“We are giving them a realistic chance now for them to get back from the brink. And we hope that in future they will survive and thrive in Bangladesh.”
Critically endangered
Across the region, the population of Asian Forest Tortoises has plummeted by at least 80 percent in the past 135 years and the species is critically endangered, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Environmentalists say the success of the breeding program is no guarantee the species will survive once the newborns are released back into the wild.
Logging and slash-and-burn agriculture are eating into their natural habitat, Rahman says.
The human population in the lush Chittagong hills has soared, with the area’s tribal minority groups pushed further into the jungle by the encroachment of settlers from elsewhere in Bangladesh.
Hills have been stripped bare of vegetation for new roads and development, and the tortoises are also popular in tribal cuisine.
World Bank conservationist Ishtiak Sobhan said environmental activists are working to encourage the indigenous population to cut tortoise meat from their diets.
Some tribespeople are also being trained to rescue the animals from poachers, with around two to three saved each year.
Meanwhile, a decades-long local insurgency has hampered efforts by authorities to protect the wild creatures and other endangered animals in the forest.
Senior forest department official Imran Ahmed told AFP the government will roll out new projects to conserve the fauna in the hilly area.
“Our plan is now to involve the local tribal people to conserve these rare animals. We want to co-manage the project with them. I think that’ll bring sustainable success,” Ahmed told AFP.


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Every winter, Beta hosts Light The Row which is our philanthropy for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. We light up the house and sync it up with some music. People come by to decorate cookies, socialize, and admire the show.
Beta Theta Pies
Before going away for the summer, we have one last philanthropy every year that is always a smashing success. People come to enjoy some great pie, or perhaps throw a pie in a Beta's face. The philanthropy helped raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the Aurora Center at the U.
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| as.character.mongo.oid | Convert a mongo.oid object to a string |
| Dataset | zips Dataset |
| mongo | The mongo (database connection) class |
| mongo.add.user | Add a user and password |
| mongo.aggregation | Aggregation pipeline |
| mongo.authenticate | Autherticate a user and password |
| mongo.binary.binary | BSON binary data subtype constant for standard binary data |
| mongo.binary.function | BSON binary data subtype constant for function data |
| mongo.binary.md5 | BSON binary data subtype constant for md5 data |
| mongo.binary.old | BSON binary data subtype constant for old format data |
| mongo.binary.user | BSON binary data subtype constant for user data |
| mongo.binary.uuid | BSON binary data subtype constant for uuid data |
| mongo.bson | The mongo.bson class |
| mongo.bson.array | BSON data type constant for an array |
| mongo.bson.binary | BSON data type constant for a binary data value |
| mongo.bson.bool | BSON data type constant for a bool value |
| mongo.bson.buffer | The mongo.bson.buffer class |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append | Append a name/value pair into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.bool | Append a boolean field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.bson | Append a mongo.bson object into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.code | Append a code field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.code.w.scope | Append a code field with a scope onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.complex | Append a double field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.double | Append a double field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.element | Append a mongo.bson.iterator's element into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.int | Append an integer field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.list | Append a list onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.long | Append a long valued field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.null | Append a double field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.object | Append an R object onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.oid | Append a OID into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.raw | Append a raw (binary) field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.regex | Append a timestamp value into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.string | Append a string field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.symbol | Append a symbol field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.time | Append a time value into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.timestamp | Append a timestamp value into a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.append.undefined | Append a undefined field onto a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.create | Create an new mongo.bson.buffer object |
| mongo.bson.buffer.finish.object | Finish a subobject or array within a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.size | Get the size of a mongo.bson.buffer object |
| mongo.bson.buffer.start.array | Start an array within a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.buffer.start.object | Start a subobject within a mongo.bson.buffer |
| mongo.bson.code | BSON data type constant for a code value |
| mongo.bson.code.w.scope | BSON data type constant for a code with scope value |
| mongo.bson.date | BSON data type constant for a date value |
| mongo.bson.dbref | BSON data type constant for a dbref value |
| mongo.bson.destroy | Destroy a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.double | BSON data type constant for a double value |
| mongo.bson.empty | Create an empty mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.eoo | BSON data type constant for 'End Of Object' |
| mongo.bson.find | Find a field within a mongo.bson object by name |
| mongo.bson.from.buffer | Convert a mongo.bson.buffer object to a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.from.df | Convert a data.frame to a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.from.JSON | Convert JSON to BSON Object |
| mongo.bson.from.list | Convert a list to a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.int | BSON data type constant for a integer value |
| mongo.bson.iterator | The mongo.bson.iterator class |
| mongo.bson.iterator.create | Create a mongo.bson.iterator object |
| mongo.bson.iterator.key | Return the key (name) of the field pointed to by an iterator |
| mongo.bson.iterator.next | Advance an iterator to the first or next field |
| mongo.bson.iterator.type | Get the type of data pointed to by an iterator |
| mongo.bson.iterator.value | Return the value of the field pointed to by an iterator |
| mongo.bson.long | BSON data type constant for a long value |
| mongo.bson.null | BSON data type constant for a null value |
| mongo.bson.object | BSON data type constant for a subobject value |
| mongo.bson.oid | BSON data type constant for a oid value |
| mongo.bson.print | Display a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.regex | BSON data type constant for a regex value |
| mongo.bson.size | Get the size of a mongo.bson object |
| mongo.bson.string | BSON data type constant for a string value |
| mongo.bson.symbol | BSON data type constant for a symbol value |
| mongo.bson.timestamp | BSON data type constant for a timestamp value |
| mongo.bson.to.list | Convert a mongo.bson object to an R list object. |
| mongo.bson.to.Robject | Convert a mongo.bson object to an R object. |
| mongo.bson.undefined | BSON data type constant for a undefined value |
| mongo.bson.value | Return the value of a mongo.bson field |
| mongo.code | The mongo.code class |
| mongo.code.create | Create a mongo.code object |
| mongo.code.w.scope | The mongo.code.w.scope class |
| mongo.code.w.scope.create | Create a mongo.code.w.scope object |
| mongo.command | Issue a command to a database on MongoDB server |
| mongo.count | Count records in a collection |
| mongo.create | Create an object of class "mongo" |
| mongo.cursor | The mongo.cursor class |
| mongo.cursor.destroy | Release resources attached to a cursor |
| mongo.cursor.next | Advance a cursor to the next record |
| mongo.cursor.to.data.frame | Convert Mongo Cursor Object to Data.Frame |
| mongo.cursor.to.list | Convert Mongo Cursor Object to List so that each element of resulting list represents document in source collection. |
| mongo.cursor.to.rlist | Convert Mongo Cursor Object to List so that each element of resulting list represents document in source collection. |
| mongo.cursor.value | Fetch the current value of a cursor |
| mongo.destroy | Destroy a MongoDB connection |
| mongo.disconnect | Disconnect from a MongoDB server |
| mongo.distinct | Get a vector of distinct values for keys in a collection |
| mongo.drop | Drop a collection from a MongoDB server |
| mongo.drop.database | Drop a database from a MongoDB server |
| mongo.find | Find records in a collection |
| mongo.find.all | Find records in a collection and returns one R data frame object |
| mongo.find.await.data | mongo.find flag constant - await data |
| mongo.find.batch | Find records in a collection and returns one R data frame object |
| mongo.find.cursor.tailable | mongo.find flag constant - cursor tailable |
| mongo.find.exhaust | mongo.find flag constant - exhaust |
| mongo.find.no.cursor.timeout | mongo.find flag constant - no cursor timeout |
| mongo.find.one | Find one record in a collection |
| mongo.find.oplog.replay | mongo.find flag constant - oplog replay |
| mongo.find.partial.results | mongo.find flag constant - partial results |
| mongo.find.slave.ok | mongo.find flag constant - slave ok |
| mongo.findOne | Find one record in a collection |
| mongo.get.database.collections | Get a list of collections in a database |
| mongo.get.databases | Get a list of databases from a MongoDB server |
| mongo.get.err | Retrieve an connection error code from a mongo object |
| mongo.get.hosts | Get a lists of hosts & ports as reported by a replica set master upon connection creation. |
| mongo.get.last.err | Retrieve an server error code from a mongo connection object |
| mongo.get.prev.err | Retrieve an server error code from a mongo connection object |
| mongo.get.primary | Get the host & port of the server to which a mongo object is connected. |
| mongo.get.server.err | Retrieve an server error code from a mongo connection object |
| mongo.get.server.err.string | Retrieve an server error code from a mongo connection object |
| mongo.get.socket | Get the socket assigned to a mongo object by mongo.create(). |
| mongo.get.timeout | Get the timeout value of a mongo connection |
| mongo.get.values | Get a vector of distinct values for keys in a collection |
| mongo.gridfile | The mongo.gridfile class |
| mongo.gridfile.destroy | Destroy a mongo.gridfile object |
| mongo.gridfile.get.chunk | Get a chunk of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.chunk.count | Get the chunk count of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.chunk.size | Get the chunk.size of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.chunks | Get a cursor for a range of chunks in a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.content.type | Get the content type of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.descriptor | Get the descriptor of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.filename | Get the filename of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.length | Get the length of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.md5 | Get the MD5 hash of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.metadata | Get the metadata of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.get.upload.date | Get the upload date of a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.pipe | Pipe a mongo.gridfile to an R connection |
| mongo.gridfile.read | Read raw data from a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.seek | Seek to a position in a mongo.gridfile |
| mongo.gridfile.writer | The mongo.gridfile.writer class |
| mongo.gridfile.writer.create | Create a mongo.gridfile.writer object |
| mongo.gridfile.writer.finish | Finish writing to a buffered GridFS file |
| mongo.gridfile.writer.write | Write raw data to a buffered GridFS file |
| mongo.gridfs | The mongo.gridfs class |
| mongo.gridfs.create | Create a mongo.gridfs object |
| mongo.gridfs.destroy | Destroy a mongo.gridfs object |
| mongo.gridfs.find | Find a GridFS file |
| mongo.gridfs.remove.file | Remove a file from a GridFS on a MongoDB server |
| mongo.gridfs.store | Store raw data as a file in a GridFS |
| mongo.gridfs.store.file | Store a file into a GridFS on a MongoDB server |
| mongo.index.background | mongo.index.create flag constant - background |
| mongo.index.create | Add an index to a collection |
| mongo.index.drop.dups | mongo.index.create flag constant - drop duplicate keys |
| mongo.index.sparse | mongo.index.create flag constant - sparse |
| mongo.index.TTLcreate | Add a time to live (TTL) index to a collection |
| mongo.index.unique | mongo.index.create flag constant - unique keys |
| mongo.insert | Add record to a collection |
| mongo.insert.batch | Add multiple records to a collection |
| mongo.is.connected | Determine if a mongo object is connected to a MongoDB server |
| mongo.is.master | Determine if a mongo connection object is connected to a master |
| mongo.oid | The mongo.oid class |
| mongo.oid.create | Create a mongo.oid object |
| mongo.oid.from.string | Create a mongo.oid object ftom a string |
| mongo.oid.print | Display a mongo.oid object |
| mongo.oid.time | Get an Object ID's time |
| mongo.oid.to.string | Convert a mongo.oid object to a string |
| mongo.reconnect | Reconnect to a MongoDB server |
| mongo.regex | The mongo.regex class |
| mongo.regex.create | Create a mongo.regex object |
| mongo.remove | Remove records from a collection |
| mongo.rename | Rename a collection on a MongoDB server |
| mongo.reset.err | Retrieve an server error code from a mongo connection object |
| mongo.set.timeout | Set the timeout value on a mongo connection |
| mongo.shorthand | Define shorthand for BSON and GridFS |
| mongo.simple.command | Issue a simple.command to a database on MongoDB server |
| mongo.symbol | The mongo.symbol class |
| mongo.symbol.create | Create a mongo.symbol object |
| mongo.timestamp | The mongo.timestamp class |
| mongo.timestamp.create | Create a mongo.timestamp object |
| mongo.undefined | The mongo.undefined class |
| mongo.undefined.create | Create a mongo.undefined object |
| mongo.update | Perform an update on a collection |
| mongo.update.basic | mongo.update() flag constant for performing a basic update |
| mongo.update.multi | mongo.update() flag constant for updating multiple records |
| mongo.update.upsert | mongo.update() flag constant for an upsert |
| print.mongo.bson | Display a mongo.bson object |
| print.mongo.oid | Display a mongo.oid object |
| zips | zips Dataset |


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Use an XPath query to set a root node on the tree, either based on a search from the root of the content tree, or by using a context-aware placeholder.
A placeholder finds the nearest published ID and runs its query from there, so for instance:
$parent/newsArticle
Will try to get the parent if available, but will then fall back to the nearest ancestor and query for all news article children there.
Available placeholders:
$current
: Current page or closest found ancestor
$parent
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$root
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$site
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Note: The placeholder can only be used at the beginning of the query.


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Finally An Android App
About the idea
After a couple of years after writing android apps, I chose to write an android app again. I had used Android Studio before but never tired serious android development after the very first time I tried it in Eclipse (the old times when there was not android studio).
I chose a very old idea that I had before for voting. I thought I will make an app that accepts votes from people. This had to be something different from the regular apps. The main difference being that people should not have to install an app and/or should not have to open to a website to cast a vote. Hence, people should use the platform they are already using. Therefore I chose to go in for some messaging platform. The most popular platform out there is Whatsapp but again the problem with Whatsapp is that they don’t have any open APIs and moreover it’s illegal to reverse engineer the Whatsapp APIs. The other option is Telegram who have their APIs completely open. But the problem with doing it with Telegram is that they have very few users compared to Whatsapp. I had to settle somewhere in between the two choices. That’s the reason I chose traditional SMS over Telegram or Whatsapp.
Concept and design choices
Now it was time to design the app for voting but directly jumping for voting was a bit too much for processing and adding too much to the design and in addition to that some extra time in the development of the project. I thought of making it very simple and just storing the SMSes. So I finalised with the idea of writing an app that will accept registrations through the means of SMSes. Hence the name SMServer, a Short Message Server, the server with which people can accept SMSes from the user and store them.
How the app worksː
The basic idea is to accept the SMSes in a particular format . Suppose you are accepting the applications for a party that you are hosting it will be as follows. For example, let’s say I’m hosting an event and I want to accept the people’s names via SMS. So I will create a new form for accepting the people who are willing to join the event. Suppose the event is some music show, I will accept the applications in the following format.
MUSIC<space>NAME<space>AGE
Suppose John Doe is registering for an event, his message will be as follows:
MUSIC John 27
All the words that I’m accepting via the app are case insensitive. The reason being that there should be no mismatch between the words being just because of the case. At least the first word has to be kept case insensitive.
A screen to screen working for the app
- The name for the new form is the name that you want to give to the form which will accept registrations, the form name will be for your own reference
- The starting date and time are the date and time when the form should start accepting the entries
- Same goes for the ending time and date
- The first word is the first word that you have to enter to enter to accept the entry as an entry for this particular form
- The fields are the remaining words from the SMS that you will be accepting as fields in the form
- The form will be saved when you click the save button


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- Search bar. Search for a location by name, address, or latitude and longitude. The map in the Preview pane pans to the result of a search.
- Menu bar. Open the ExpressZip Manual or reset the current instance of ExpressZip to the default map and options.
- Job Manager. View the status of submitted jobs, download completed jobs, and view log files for completed jobs.


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This lease agreement made in between Shoma Group, 201 Sevilla Ave Suite # 300 Coral Gables, FL 33134 (Owner) and Vijay Ramteke, (Tenant) on 10/25/2019 1:17:54 PM |
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| Tenant Name | Vijay Ramteke |
| Tenant Address | |
| Property Name | Sanctury |
| Unit Name | B2-1 |
| Deposit | 200.0000 |
| Monthly Rent | 1200.0000 |
| Owner Signature | Tenant Signature |
| SHOMA Group | Vijay Ramteke |
| Thank You ! |


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Linux installation
Personal guides (instructions and notes) for installing and configuring Linux.
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Overview
This is a personal guide for installing a 64-bit Linux-based system in UEFI mode with full disk encryption.
Encryption will be done using LUKS on the partitions (see the ArchWiki). The following partition scheme will be used:
| Partition | Type |
|---|---|
| Boot | EFI |
| Encrypted system | ext4 |
| Encrypted home | ext4 |
The system has the following characteristics:
- Boot loader: rEFInd
- Network manager: NetworkManager
- Firewall: firewalld
- Time synchronization: chrony
- Power management: TLP
- Display server: Xorg
- Sound server: PipeWire


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Vinpocetine |
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Vitamins / Supplements |
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Vinpocetine has proven to be very much beneficial as the first neuro-nutrient Iíve tried. I was considering Piracetam initially, but something about taking up to a gram or more of a chemical for effects just kind of turned me off, especially when the dosage for vinpocetine is usually between 5-30 or so milligrams.
No attack dose whatsoever was needed, I could tell something was going on the first few times I took it. It seems to primarily work on memory and a little on certain color enhancement type of things. Initially short term memory was a little better, but taking it every day for about a month or two now seems to help long term memory as well. I currently have a 93% in an advanced algebra class I thought I was going to drop the week I started taking it (the vinpocetine).
My dosing pattern is usually 5-10 mgs plus one super multi-vitamin 3 times a day, usually 10-15 mgs total on a regular day, 20-25 on school days, and 30 or so on days that I've had exams. I found I had headaches when I first started taking it a few hours after eating a capsule or two (worsened the more I took, although they were never really bad at all). I have found a way around the subtle headaches however; Iíve learned to moderate dosages and collaborate vinpocetine + vitamins (containing 11 mg choline, which some say cures headaches associated with Piracetam), and my body probably just got used to it.
One of the best things about Vinpocetine Iíve found is its ability that when taken at night, it does not give me jittery energy, make me a little confused, like a lot of caffeine can. On the contrary, I find my mind to be a little intellectually stimulated, and although it gives me no energy, I just forget that I was tired earlier in the day and Iím able to stay up later comfortably. This would be great for cramming for a test or even just hanging out with friends late on the weekend after a particularly tiring week.
Calling for more experimentation was the night I pre-loaded for the evening with a vitamin, 50 mg 5-htp, and 5 mg vinpocetine taken every 30-45 minutes three times. I felt like I was almost rolling before even taking any MDMA. I did end up going overboard that night, and the MDMA experience would be pointless to cross-reference with vinpocetine. On the other hand, I am very eager to try it again at a later date, and also to try vinpocetine with a psychedelic.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Stitches
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There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back
[by:immaculatewhore] I wanna follow where she goes I think about her and she knows it I wanna let her take control 'Caus...  -
Mutual
I want you close to me I want you close, I want you closer But when you're here with me It's hard to tell just what you'... -
Never Be Alone / Hey There Delilah (Live At Madison Square Garden/ 2016 / Medley)
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Because I Had You
I think it's time that I be honest Should've told you not to go Thought I knew just what I wanted I didn't know myself a... -
Never Be Alone
I promise that one day I'll be around I'll keep you safe I'll keep you sound right now it's pretty crazy and I don't kno... -
In My Blood
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I Know What You Did Last Summer
[by:LEFTWords] I, hey, I, I I, hey, I, I He knows dirty secrets that I keep Does he know it's killing me? He knows, he k... -
Show You
[by:alexandra2] [ar:shawn mendes] [ti:Show You] You can't walk the street at night You're way too short to get on this R... -
Air
Never thought that we would end up here Shoulda known it from the start I know you mean it when you say you love me But... -
Where Were You In The Morning?
[by:麦吉克小姐] You said, "I wanna get to know ya" Why you gotta get my hopes up? You said that you were staying over But the... -
If I Can't Have You
[by:Trap_Girl] 作曲 : Shawn Mendes/Scott Harris/Teddy Geiger/Nate Mercereau 作词 : Shawn Mendes/Scott Harris/Teddy Geiger/... -
Like To Be You
[by:Trap_Girl] "Don't cry" - or do, whatever makes you comfortable I’m tired too, there's nothin' left to say Let’s call... -
Nervous
[by:麦吉克小姐] I saw you on a Sunday in a cafe And all you did was look my way And my heart started to race And my hands sta... -
Youth
[by:麦吉克小姐] Here I am, stuck on this couch Scrolling through my notes Heart was broken, still not growing, nah Waking up ... -
Honest
[by:hondoes] Hey, how's it going Can you meet down on Eli street Can you talk for a moment There's no way to say this th... -
When You're Ready
Maybe I had too many drinks But that's just what I needed I hope that you don't think that what I'm saying sounds concei... -
Under Pressure
[by:Trap_Girl] Mmm num ba de Dum bum ba be Doo buh dum ba beh beh Pressure pushing down on me Pressing down on you, no m... -
Something Big
[by:EthanHey] [ti:] [ar:] [al:] 1, 2, 3, 4 oh wah ah ah oh, wah ah ah ah ah ah ah oh wah ah ah oh wa ah ah ah oh play t... -
Why
I know a girl, she's like a curse We want each other, no one will break first So many nights, trying to find someone new... -
Don't Be A Fool (MTV Unplugged)
[by:冰糖炖雪梨Shirley] 作曲 : Shawn Mendes/Scott Harris/Geoffrey Warburton 作词 : Shawn Mendes/Scott Harris/Geoffrey Warburton ... -
Bad Reputation
[by:Sanlii] She's got a bad reputation She takes the long way home All of my friends seen her naked Or so the story goes... -
This Is What It Takes
[by:Hhhhhhaaaa] I watch your troubled eyes as you rest And I fall in love with every breath Wonder if those eyes are ... -
No Promises
[by:hondoes] Staring at my hotel window Too much on my mind Maybe we should keep it simple We don't have to decide We do... -
A Little Too Much
She would not show that she was afraid, But being and feeling alone was too much to face, Though everyone said that she ... -
Kid In Love
I know that we just met, and maybe this is dumb But it feels like there was something from the moment that we touched Ca... -
Life of the Party
[by:alexandra2] I love it when you just don't care I love it when you dance like there's nobody there So when it gets ha... -
There's Nothing Holdin Me Back (Dualmind Remix)
[by:小陀螺Tony] I wanna follow where she goes I think about her and she knows it I wanna let her take control 'Cause everyt...  -
There Is Nothing Holding Me Back (Novalight Remix)
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Like This
[by:Sanlii] You say it's not supposed to be Tell me not to waste my time This was never up to me But if it was I wouldn'... -
Aftertaste
Re-rewind Friday night, never forget it How you let me go No more lies I'll be fine I know where I'm headed Probably sho... -
Fallin' All In You
Sunrise with you on my chest No blinds in the place where I live Daybreak open your eyes 'Cause this was only ever meant... -
Memories
[by:LEFTWords] When I wake up to your footsteps As you get up out of bed They make a sound that sounds so simple Yet dan... -
Ruin
Do ya, do you think about me? And do ya, do you feel the same way, babe? And do ya, do you remember how we felt? 'Cause ...  -
Hold On
[by:Sanlii] Stop, take it in And I breath for a minute I think too much when I'm alone I never win when I Keep my though... -
Lost In Japan (Remix)
[by:Trap_Girl] All it'd take is one flight We'd be in the same time zone Looking through your timeline Seeing all the ra... -
Perfectly Wrong
Taste the poison from your lips They leave, we're as good as gone Oh, our love is drunken in Singing me my favorite song... -
Lost In Japan
All it take is one flight We'd be in the same timezone Looking through your timeline Seeing all the rainbows, I I got an... -
Mercy
You've got a hold of me Don't even know your power I stand a hundred feet But I fall when I'm around you Show me an open... -
Particular Taste
She don't listen to a thing does it feels like Only dances when it's Kanye She can take you one-on-one if she feels like... -
Queen
It's hard to believe you don't remember me at all Am I hard to recognize You say nice to meet you every time yeah And I ... -
Bring It Back
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Roses
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Patience
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Three Empty Words
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Some of the most common types of investments include the following:
Annuity
An annuity is a type of investment contract that pays you income at regular intervals, usually after retirement.
Bond
A bond is a certificate you receive for a loan you make to a company or government (an issuer). In return, the issuer of the bond promises to pay you interest at a set rate and to repay the loan on a set date.
Canadian Savings Bond (CSB)
A Canada Savings Bond is a savings product issued and guaranteed by the federal government. It offers a minimum guaranteed interest rate. Canada Savings Bonds have a three-year term to maturity, with interest rates remaining in effect for that period. At the end of the period, the Minister of Finance announces the new rates based on prevailing market conditions. It may be cashed at any time and earns interest up to the date it is cashed.
Canada Savings Bonds are only available through the Payroll Savings Program, which allows Canadians to purchase bonds through payroll deductions.
Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)
An exchange traded fund is an investment fund that holds assets such as stocks, commodities or bonds. Exchange traded funds trade on stock exchanges and have a value that is similar to the total value of the assets they contain. This means that the value of an exchange traded fund can change throughout the day.
The risk level of an exchange traded fund depends on the assets it contains. If it contains high-risk assets, like some stocks, then the risk level will be high.
Guarenteed Income Certificate (GIC)
A GIC is an investment that protects your invested capital. You will not lose money on the investment. GICs can have either a fixed or a variable interest rate.
Mutual Funds
A mutual fund is a type of investment in which the money of many investors is pooled together to buy a portfolio of different securities. A professional manages the fund. They invest the money in stocks, bonds, options, money market instruments or other securities.
Security
A security is a transferable certificate of ownership of an investment product such as a note, bond, stock, futures contract or option.
Segregated Fund
A pooled investment fund, much like a mutual fund, is set up by an insurance company and segregated from the general capital of the company. The main difference between a segregated fund and a mutual fund is the guarantee that, regardless of fund performance, at least a minimum percentage of the investor’s payments into the fund will be returned when the fund matures.
Stock
A stock is a unit of ownership in a company which is bought and sold on a stock exchange. Stocks are also called “shares” or “equities”.
Tresury Bill (T-Bill)
A T-bill is a short-term, low-risk investment issued by a federal or provincial government. It is sold in amounts ranging from $1,000 to $1 million, and must be held for a fixed term which can range from one month to a year.
Before making investment decisions, it is important to understand basic concepts.
Risk
Risk is the potential of losing your money when investing, or the level of uncertainty regarding what you will earn or lose on your investment.
Almost every type of investment involves some risk. Generally, the higher the potential return, the higher the risk.
Return
Return on your investment, also known as ROI, is the profit or growth that you make on an investment. It can vary greatly. For some investments, it can't be predicted with certainty.
An investment’s return can come in two forms:
- Income, including interest or dividends. A dividend is a portion of a company’s profit that is paid to its shareholders
- Increased value, also called “capital gain,” which lets you sell your investment for a profit
You can also have a negative return if your investment loses value. This is also called a “capital loss.”
Risk Tolerance
Risk tolerance is how comfortable you are with risk and not knowing what you will earn or lose on your investment.
If you prefer little or no risk, you have a low risk tolerance, or are “risk averse."
You have a high risk tolerance if you are willing to risk losing some or all of your investment in exchange for the potential to earn more money.
You can ask yourself the following questions to help determine your risk tolerance:
- when will you need the money
- do you have enough money set aside for an emergency and to cover debts
- is your job stable
- can you tolerate investments where returns may be unpredictable or
- subject to sudden changes in value
- how would you react if your investments declined in value
Liquidity
Liquid assets or investments are those you are able to cash in or sell quickly. Examples of liquid assets include savings accounts and most stocks. A house is considered a non-liquid asset.
Liquidity can be important if you are planning to use your savings or investments in the short term.
Diversification
Having a mix of investments in different asset classes is called diversification. This can help you to reduce risk.
There are two ways to diversify your investments: portfolio diversification and asset allocation.
Portfolio diversification means having a mix of investments to reduce risk. For example, having investments in many companies instead of just one. When you hold a variety of investments, you reduce the possibility that all of them will lose value at the same time. If you only own one stock and that company loses value, then you risk losing all of the money you invested.
Asset allocation means having different types of asset classes in your investment portfolio, for example: stocks, bonds and cash. When you have different types of assets, you reduce the risk that all assets will lose value at the same time.
Each type of investment option has its own level of complexity and risk. Before choosing an investment, it's important to understand what level of risk you are comfortable with.
The most common categories of investments have varying levels of risk.
Low, or no, risk investments
Savings-like investments are generally low-risk, or even no-risk, investments. This is because the capital, and often the return, is guaranteed.
Examples of savings-like investments include:
- guaranteed investment certificates (GICs)
- treasury bills
Fixed-income securities are also considered low-risk investments.
Examples of fixed-income securities include:
- government bonds
- corporate bonds
High Risk Investments
Equities, also called stocks or shares, are considered high-risk investments.
The risk level of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds depends on the type of investment included in the fund.
You may need to pay taxes on the money you make from your investments. There are different tax rules for different types of investments.
Unless your investments are very simple, seek professional advice on tax planning.
There are different fees and costs depending on the investment type. These costs can impact your return, so it's important to be aware of them.
Most fees and costs relating to investments fall into the following categories:
- costs to buy an investment
- costs when you sell an investment
- investment management fees
- financial advisor fees
- administration fees for registered plans
Not all costs apply to all investments. For example, the sales commissions when you buy bonds are often included in the purchase price.
Cost of buying an investment depends on the type of investment
The cost of buying an investment depends on the type of investment. You may pay a trading fee every time you buy a stock or exchange traded fund. For this reason, you may want to limit the frequency of your purchases. Brokerages and investment firms set their own fees, so the trading fee depends on the company you use.
Mutual funds can have different fees when you buy them:
- “front-end load” mutual funds do have a fee. The fee is generally a percentage of the fund’s purchase price
- “no load” mutual funds don't involve an up-front fee
Cost when you sell an investment
The cost of selling an investment depends on the type of investment.  This is known as a “back-end load” fee.
The back-end load fee:
- is generally a percentage of your selling price
- is normally highest in the first year after purchase
- gradually decreases for every year you hold the investment
- may be waived by the fund dealer if you hold the investment long enough
Think carefully before buying funds with “back-end load” fees. The fees are charged when you sell the funds and are based on a percentage of the selling price. You may be charged fees as high as 7% if you sell in the first year. To avoid this cost, you may have to hold the investment for several years.
Costs to manage the fund
Investment funds, including mutual funds, charge a fee for managing the fund. The fees are called the management expense ratio (MER).
The MER:
- may include an ongoing commission paid to advisors
- who sell the fund (also known as a trailer fee)
- is paid regardless of whether the fund makes money
- is deducted before calculating the investor’s return
- is set at a percentage of the fund’s value
The percentage varies depending on the fund. This can be from less than 1% to over 3%. For example, you may have a fund with an annual return of 5%. If the fund’s MER was 3%, your net annual return would be 2%.
Setting savings and investment goals
Savings and investments: rights and responsibilities
This website is almost an identical replica of the Canadian Government's Investing basics.
I do not own, or have written any of the material on this webpage. I am simply using it for learning experience.


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ab - Apache HTTP server benchmarking toolSYNOPSIS
ab [ -A auth-username:password ] [ -b windowsize ] [ -c concurrency ] [ -C cookie-name=value ] [ -d ] [ -e csv-file ] [ -f protocol ] [ -g gnuplot-file ] [ -h ] [ -H custom-header ] [ -i ] [ -k ] [ -n requests ] [ -p POST-file ] [ -P proxy-auth-username:password ] [ -q ] [ -r ] [ -s ] [ -S ] [ -t timelimit ] [ -T content-type ] [ -u PUT-file ] [ -v verbosity] [ -V ] [ -w ] [ -x <table>-attributes ] [ -X proxy[:port] ] [ -y <tr>-attributes ] [ -z <td>-attributes ] [ -Z ciphersuite ] [http[s]://]hostname[:port]/path
SUMMARY
ab is a tool for benchmarking your Apache Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server. It is designed to give you an impression of how your current Apache installation performs. This especially shows you how many requests per second your Apache installation is capable of serving.
OPTIONS
- -A auth-username:password
- Supply BASIC Authentication credentials to the server. The username and password are separated by a single : and sent on the wire base64 encoded. The string is sent regardless of whether the server needs it (i.e., has sent an 401 authentication needed).
- -b windowsize
- Size of TCP send/receive buffer, in bytes.
- -c concurrency
- Number of multiple requests to perform at a time. Default is one request at a time.
- -C cookie-name=value
- Add a Cookie: line to the request. The argument is typically in the form of a name=value pair. This field is repeatable.
- -d
- Do not display the "percentage served within XX [ms] table". (legacy support).
- -e csv-file
- Write a Comma separated value (CSV) file which contains for each percentage (from 1% to 100%) the time (in milliseconds) it took to serve that percentage of the requests. This is usually more useful than the 'gnuplot' file; as the results are already 'binned'.
- -f protocol
- Specify SSL/TLS protocol (SSL2, SSL3, TLS1, or ALL).
- -g gnuplot-file
- Write all measured values out as a 'gnuplot' or TSV (Tab separate values) file. This file can easily be imported into packages like Gnuplot, IDL, Mathematica, Igor or even Excel. The labels are on the first line of the file.
- -h
- Display usage information.
- -H custom-header
- Append extra headers to the request. The argument is typically in the form of a valid header line, containing a colon-separated field-value pair (i.e., "Accept-Encoding: zip/zop;8bit").
- -i
- Do HEAD requests instead of GET.
- -k
- Enable the HTTP KeepAlive feature, i.e., perform multiple requests within one HTTP session. Default is no KeepAlive.
- -n requests
- Number of requests to perform for the benchmarking session. The default is to just perform a single request which usually leads to non-representative benchmarking results.
- -p POST-file
- File containing data to POST. Remember to also set -T.
- -P proxy-auth-username:password
- Supply BASIC Authentication credentials to a proxy en-route. The username and password are separated by a single : and sent on the wire base64 encoded. The string is sent regardless of whether the proxy needs it (i.e., has sent an 407 proxy authentication needed).
- -q
- When processing more than 150 requests, ab outputs a progress count on stderr every 10% or 100 requests or so. The -q flag will suppress these messages.
- -r
- Don't exit on socket receive errors.
- -s
- When compiled in (ab -h will show you) use the SSL protected https rather than the http protocol. This feature is experimental and very rudimentary. You probably do not want to use it.
- -S
- Do not display the median and standard deviation values, nor display the warning/error messages when the average and median are more than one or two times the standard deviation apart. And default to the min/avg/max values. (legacy support).
- -t timelimit
- Maximum number of seconds to spend for benchmarking. This implies a -n 50000 internally. Use this to benchmark the server within a fixed total amount of time. Per default there is no timelimit.
- -T content-type
- Content-type header to use for POST/PUT data, eg. application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Default: text/plain.
- -u PUT-file
- File containing data to PUT. Remember to also set -T.
- -v verbosity
- Set verbosity level - 4 and above prints information on headers, 3 and above prints response codes (404, 200, etc.), 2 and above prints warnings and info.
- -V
- Display version number and exit.
- -w
- Print out results in HTML tables. Default table is two columns wide, with a white background.
- -x <table>-attributes
- String to use as attributes for <table>. Attributes are inserted <table here >.
- -X proxy[:port]
- Use a proxy server for the requests.
- -y <tr>-attributes
- String to use as attributes for <tr>.
- -z <td>-attributes
- String to use as attributes for <td>.
- -Z ciphersuite
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Specify SSL/TLS cipher suite (See openssl ciphers).
BUGS
There are various statically declared buffers of fixed length. Combined with the lazy parsing of the command line arguments, the response headers from the server and other external inputs, this might bite you.
It does not implement HTTP/1.x fully; only accepts some 'expected' forms of responses. The rather heavy use of strstr(3) shows up top in profile, which might indicate a performance problem; i.e., you would measure the ab performance rather than the server's.
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How Barbados lad arrived in UK with nothing but a dream to achieve his life's ambition
Joel Manning arrived at the University of Sunderland armed only with a dream after leaving Barbados to become a sports journalist
by Lisa HutchinsonAfter nine hours and almost 7,000 miles, Joel Manning arrived in the region armed only with a dream.
He had left behind his mum and brother at the family’s home in Saint Michael, Barbados, to take the next step towards achieving his life’s ambition.
Joel, 27, has been playing cricket since he was a schoolboy and his passion for the game has led him to arrive on Wearside to take up an MA in Sports Journalism at the University of Sunderland.
Up until a few months ago, Joel had been working and living in Barbados and had never even heard of the University of Sunderland.
A popular public speaker and event host, he had long wanted to break into the field of TV sports presenting, although opportunities in his hometown were limited.
Joel said: “I got invited to go to Jamaica to do a screen test for a sports presenter TV role. Although I made the shortlist, I didn’t get the job.
“But somebody saw my audition and gave me a lot of positive feedback suggesting I should study sports journalism in the UK.”
So Joel did his research and saw the exciting sports programme offered by the University. He arrived in September and admits the temperature has taken some getting used to.
“I came here not knowing anyone but I’ve made friends,” he says. “I did bring a coat but quickly realised it’s not going to be enough to get through the winter.”
But Joel remains completely focused on his career goals.
He said: “My mind just thinks massive all the time. I want to get out there and work on a global scale. Ideally I’d like to get into the cricket presenting side of things, but I’m happy to do any sports.
“I grew up watching and playing cricket. I actually support India which I get a lot of grief for, being from the West Indies. Although I do whole heartedly want to see them do well too.
“I spent a lot of time working for myself as a speaker, host, and MC. I did a lot of speaking at schools and universities around issues of personal branding and building confidence.”
Once he finishes his year in Sunderland, Joel is hoping to have built up his sports contacts and secured work in the TV presenting field.
After being in Sunderland for two months he admits to missing home but is determined to become a success here.
“Of course I miss my mum and brother,” Joel says. “I especially miss my mum’s cooking. I have been trying to make a few Caribbean dishes since I’ve been here.”


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Tagging your YouTube videos properly is one of the first and most basic things you can do to direct traffic to those videos. YouTube is the Internet’s second largest search engine and tags are among the ranking factors. When users type keywords related to your tags your video will appear in their search results.
When it comes time to tag your own videos, it can be difficult to think up many descriptive tags to add. One relatively easy and effective technique used to be to check your competitor’s tags; however, recently YouTube has hidden these tags. Since this strategy is no longer easy, I’ve created a tag generator for YouTube that helps with this process.
There are two ways to use the tag generator. The first is to check the tags of a specific YouTube video by entering the URL. The second (and more useful in my opinion) will generate popular YouTube tags for your specific keyword. Just enter a keyword related to your video and see what your competitors are using most often for their videos!


I've always been drawn to the overlap between design and development.
My skills are broad from ux to design, front end to back end development.
I strive to build immersive and beautiful web applications through carefully
crafted code and user-centric design.
Since graduating with a B.S. in Computer Science from MIT University in 2007,
I have focused my professional career almost exclusively on front-end development.
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Always Be Learning
Will Thames
January 2014
Apologies
This presentation is tailored for software and systems engineers — developers,
testers, sysadmins, infrastructure engineers etc.
Hopefully the rest of you will derive some value
Inspirations
This presentation is heavily influenced by:
Thanks to Suncorp for sending me to both!
Learning Organisations
You are either building a learning organisation...
Or will be losing to someone who is.
— Andrew Clay Shafer (@littleidea)
Learning Organisations
- Systems thinking
- Personal mastery
- Mental models
- Shared vision
- Team Learning
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_organization
Motivations
- Career Progression
- More senior roles — more money, more influence, more respect
- More interesting ways to do current role
- Avenues into a different role entirely
- Self-advancement
- Keep the mind active
Influences of progress in industry
- Almost everything will be available as a service that is mostly easily
consumed through APIs — looking after infrastructure will need coding skills
- Most configuration management requires a development mindset — version
controlled configuration, layers of abstraction
- Developers will need to know how to provision databases and infrastructure
- So Ops will have to learn Dev, and Dev will have to learn Ops.
Suncorp Framework
- 70% Experience — growing capability on the job through practice and coaching
- 20% Exposure — working on new things through secondment or side projects
- 10% Education — training courses, conferences etc
- Seek opportunities to work on projects that will enhance your skills
(and marketability)
Discover
Find out what leading technologists are saying:
- Follow people on Yammer
- Set up an RSS reader to get blog post updates easily
- Seek out experts on Twitter
- Listen to podcasts, watch videos, view slideshows
- Go to conferences and local meetups, and internal brown bags
- Read the seminal texts of your field — books, papers
- Have coffee, lunch, drinks with people who know stuff about what you want to know
Contribute
- Answer questions on Stack Overflow
- Contribute to Open Source projects — bug reports, documentation
improvements, software patches
- Speak at meetups and conferences and brown bags
- Help others through mentoring, coaching, code reviews, etc.
- Write blog posts
- Keep information on confluence up to date — add pages, update pages etc.
- Attend ShipIt days and code smashes and innovation days
Organise
- Create your own open source projects
- Start your own meetups
- Organise innovation days or brown bags
Key tips
- You are not your job title! Work on the tasks where you can add most value!
- Be visible!
Seek opportunities that help you maintain and improve them!
Further Resources
- Henney, K. 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know, O'Reilly 2010 — Continuous Learning (pp. 36–37)
- Hoover, David H. and Oshineye, Adewale Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman, O'Reilly 2009
See also the LEARN space on confluence — http://confluence/confluence/display/LEARN
— a work in progress — please contribute!


What's new?
Thank you for upgrading. We are constantly working to improve this app and add new features.
Here are some new features that have been added in this release.
Features in release 6.0.2
New cool UI with card layout
Set status directly on WhatsApp with one simple click
Switching to HTTPS based protocols for secure communication
Performance and Stability improvements
Support for Notification Channels
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Introducing Memes - Now you can get funny memes as jokes.
Memes are automatically deleted after 7 days to optimize the storage.
Optimized the New Jokes download process - to reduce the data consumption
Features in release 3.0
Crash issue fixed while uploading jokes
Other bug fixes
Support for many more emoticons added
Navigation help on the main screen
Removed unnecessary permission required by old version of Google Services
Features in release 2.0.3
In app purchase added. You can now remove ads by upgrading to premium version
Splash screen added
Smooth scroll & flip page enabled
Crash issues in background fixed
Features in release 1.9.2
Bug related to repeated notifications is fixed
Bug Fixes & Crash issues fixed.
Added language preference. You can now choose to get jokes in all languages OR English language only
Bug Fixes for Android version 4.2.2
Expandable notifications for Jelly Bean
Features in release 1.8.4
Improved notifications related to acceptance / rejection of jokes.
Bugs while joke upload are resolved.
Bugs related to notifications are fixed.
Bug Fixes & Crash issues fixed.
New feature: Search feature has been added new.
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Shake Shack: Shares Interesting At Over 40% Off Highs
by The ProspectorSummary
- Shake Shack is a compelling growth story in the fast food hamburger market.
- The company has 150 locations with the goal of reaching 450.
- Continued strong revenue growth is coming from new restaurant openings.
- Same-store sales growth has not been impressive compared to major competitors in the market.
- The stock looks intriguing at 40% off market highs, but lackluster same-store growth needs to improve.
Thesis
Shake Shack (SHAK) reported another quarter of blistering revenue growth. Sales grew 32% vs. last year largely due to the opening of 17 new restaurants. Sales growth in existing restaurants was up 2%.
This isn't terrible comps growth. This time last year, same-store sales growth was up less than 1%. And same-store sales growth has peaked as high as 3.6% in recent quarters. The company says it has expected lower same-store growth as it invests in expansion this year.
Competing burger chains - mature burger chains - are posting much better same-store sales growth. While Shake Shack has years of growth ahead of it as it marches towards 450 locations from today's 150, it remains a question if the company can meaningfully move the needle on same-store sales growth comparable to the likes of McDonald's (NYSE:MCD), Wendy's (NASDAQ:WEN), or other major chains.
Shares look interesting at $60, >40% off their 52-week highs. While the company's net income is slim as it invests in growth, it doesn't look unreasonably valued on a price/sales basis relative to its peers. But the big difference between Shake Shack and its competitors appears to be same-store sales. If the company can continue opening restaurants and boost same-store sales growth, shares could go much higher from $60.
Q3: Same-Store Sales OK, Not Great
When the year began, Shake Shack guided for nominal same-store sales growth of 0-1%. This is comparable to what the company saw in 2018. The company has placed less emphasis on menu innovation and special offers as it has focused its investments on expansion.
In addition to this, the company is also transitioning to full integration with Grubhub (NYSE:GRUB) exclusively. While the company will not stop other third-party delivery apps from offering Shake Shack, the burger chain's order systems will be directly integrated with Grubhub to improve customer service of Grubhub orders. The company believes this transition also hurt same-store sales in Q3 and will likely do so again in Q4.
Grubhub hasn't really witnessed stellar same-store sales growth since 2016. It remains to be seen if the company can deliver on improving same-store sales growth as the company rolls out new locations and settles the transition issues resulting from the Grubhub partnership.
While Shake Shack undergoes growing pains, major competitors are reporting great same-store sales growth rates.
| Chain | Q3-19 Same-Store Sales Growth Rate |
| Shake Shack | 2% |
| McDonald's | 5.9% |
| Wendy's | 4.7% |
| Burger King | 5% |
| Popeyes | 10% |
It remains unclear if Shake Shack's lagging same-store sales growth is truly a byproduct of investments in other expansion efforts or if the Shake Shack buzz dies down once a new restaurant has been in place for a year. The company says it intends to develop a deeper brand awareness for existing Shacks in hopes of boosting sales growth. The company believes it is still an early-stage growth company with a massive addressable market and still plans to triple its restaurant count from the current 150. The company will have opened 38-40 restaurants by the end of Q4 and intends to open 40-42 restaurants next year.
Valuation
Shake Shack has lower margins than major competitors due to its continued investment in restaurant expansion. The company doesn't look like a value on a P/E ratio basis, but it does look interesting on price/sales when you compare it to competitors. If the company can improve same-store sales to levels of larger competitors, the company could command a comparable P/E valuation to the likes of McDonald's and Restaurant Brands International (NYSE:QSR) when the growth levels off.
That said, we're still in the early stages of growth for Shake Shack. The company believes it is at just 33% of its potential restaurant count and has years of restaurant expansion ahead. But low same-store sales growth rates may continue to be an issue for the foreseeable future. An investment in Shake Shack today gives you a better entry point at >40% off its highs for a growth stock that may hopefully improve same-store sales growth at some point in the future and improve profitability once restaurant expansion slows down. But it's hard to say when the same-store sales growth will improve or by how much. That remains to be seen.
Conclusion
Shake Shack looks interesting after the steep selloff from 52-week highs. I am uncertain what a sustainable same-store sales growth rate could become for the company. If Shake Shack can improve same-store sales growth rates to those of larger competitors like McDonald's or Wendy's, the stock will likely head much higher than its current $60.
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


Generating an awesome map!


"corpus" folder and "htmlcorpus" folder are in the "Projects" folder. Parser_HTML.ipynb is in the "Projects" folder too.
This is a structure of "corpus" folder.
corpus/
|-- Star Trek/
|-- Star Trek - Balance of Terror.txt
|-- Star Wars/
|-- Star Wars Episode 1.txt
|-- README.txt
This is a structure of "htmlcorpus" folder.
htmlcorpus/
|-- book/
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- bisiness/
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- cooking/
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- sports/
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- *.html
|-- README.txt
P.S. In data archieve all needs for correct working: "corpus" folder, "htmlcorpus" folder, Parser_HTML.ipynb.


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This allocator is intended for allocating of an aligned memory block. It uses wrappers around platform-specific function for allocating and deallocating the block of memory:
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or scaffold package-specific initialization code.


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FlipDiv
A space efficient 3D menu with CSS transitions.
Move your mouse towards the arrow — or swipe in from the arrow if you're on a touch device — to open.
Test it with any page by appending a URL, like so:
?u=http://hakim.se.
FlipDiv can be positioned on any side of the screen:
top
- right
- bottom
- left
Instructions and download at:
github.com/kireerik/FlipDiv
The name, FlipDiv, is not swedish, but Meny is. Meny is the original name of this cool menu concept. In the menu you can see Hakim El Hattab's great works and experiments. Feel free to check out them! Special thanks to Hakim El Hattab (@hakimel) and those who are contributed to the original project!
Created by Erik EngiOriginally created by Hakim El Hattab @hakimel | http://hakim.se


The General Settings interface allows you to configure the software options as you like. There are a number of settings that you can adjust, and each of them is described in this section of the manual.
Basic Settings
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Document Root - This is the full directory path to the root of your website where ToplistX is installed. For example, when you access http://www.yoursite.com/index.html
the index.html file is located in your Document Root folder. ToplistX will try to automatically set this value for you, so in most cases you do not need
to change this setting.
ToplistX URL - This is the the base URL where ToplistX is installed on your server
Banner URL - This is the URL that points to the directory on your server where you want member banners stored if you choose the option to download and serve them from your server. This should point to an empty directory with 777 permissions that is located inside the Document Root.
Cookie Domain - The domain name to use when setting cookies. This must contain the domain name of the website where ToplistX is installed.
Page Permissions - The file permissions to set on the generated ranking pages.
E-mail Address - This is the e-mail address will appear in the From field of all e-mails sent by ToplistX
E-mail Name - This is the name that will appear in the From field of all e-mails sent by ToplistX
E-mail Sender - Choose the method that ToplistX will use for sending emails. In most cases you should leave this set to the default PHP mail() Function option.
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PHP mail() Function - ToplistX will use PHP's built in mail() function for sending e-mail messages.
Sendmail - ToplistX will use sendmail on your server to send e-mail messages. This will require that PHP is not running in safe mode and the popen() function is not disabled. You will need to enter the full path to sendmail in the text input box after the drop down selection field.
SMTP Server - ToplistX will use a SMTP server to send e-mail messages. This will require that the SMTP server has authorized your server to send e-mail messages through it. You will need to enter the hostname of the SMTP server in the input box after the drop down selection field.
Date Format - The string that specifies the format to use for date values
Time Format - The string that specifies the format to use for time values
Your Timezone - Select the timezone you are located in so that dates and times can be calculated properly
Decimal Point - The value to use for the decimal point in numbers
Thousands Separator - The value to use for the thousands separator in numbers
Using cron to automate page building, hourly stats, and daily stats - Check this box only if you have setup cron to handle the rebuilding of your pages and calculation of the hourly and daily stats.
Rebuild Interval - The minimum amount of time, in seconds, between page rebuilds. This only has an affect if you are not using cron for rebuilds.
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Ranking Images URL - The URL where you will place the ranking images to display on your member sites
Images To Show - The number of ranking images you will create with numbers on them
File Extension - The file extension of the ranking images you have created.
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Tracking Mode - Choose the method that you want the software to use for statistics tracking. More information on the software stat tracking system
can be found in the Statistical Tracking Overview section of the manual.
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Accounts send surfers directly to your site - With this method, account holders will be able to send surfers to any URL on your site that you specify,
as long as you are able to include the in.php click tracking script as part of that page (using SSI, PHP, or an <img> tag). This is generally a better choice
for search engine optimization.
Unique link for each account - With this method, each member account will be given a unique link that they will need to place on their sites to track the surfers that they send to your site. The link will point to the ToplistX in.php script and contain their account username in the URL for tracking purposes.
Secret Key - A unique value used with the Accounts send surfers directly to your site tracking mode. This can be any string of characters, but may only contain English letters, numbers, and the underscore character. You will need to use this value in your embedded tracking code, as described in the Statistical Tracking Overview section of the manual. DO NOT SHARE THIS VALUE WITH ANYONE!
Tracking URL - The URL that member accounts will use to track their statistics. If you are using Unique link for each account, this must point to the ToplistX in.php script. If you are using the Accounts send surfers directly to your site, this must point to the page on your site that has the in.php script embedded.
Default Forward URL - If you are using Unique link for each account, this is the URL that surfers will be sent to after their click is recorded by the in.php script.
Alternate Out URL - If you are using the skimming feature of the out.php script, this is the URL that surfers will be sent to when none of your accounts are owed clicks but the surfer should be sent to one of your accounts based on the skim percentage.
Redirect Status Code - The HTTP status code that the software should use when redirecting surfers to your member sites. In most cases you will want to use 301 for this value, although you could select any of the 30x HTTP status codes.
Maximum Site Rating - The maximum value a surfer can select for a site rating.
Comment Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in a surfer comment.
Comment Interval - The amount of time, in seconds, that a user must wait before submitting another comment for the same account.
Review new surfer comments before displaying them on your site - Check this box if you want to review surfer comments before they appear on your site
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Account Submissions
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Open - You are currently accepting new accounts
Closed - You are not currently accepting new accounts; this will disable the account submission form
Review new accounts before listing them - Check this if you want to review all newly submitted accounts before they are listed on your site
Review account editing before listing the changes - Check this if you want to review all changes made to accounts by the account holders
New accounts must be confirmed through the submitter's e-mail address - Check this if you want all new account holders to confirm their account submission by e-mail
Send confirmation e-mail message to new accounts when created - Check this if you want an e-mail message sent to new account signups when their account is added
Site Title Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in an account site title
Description Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters allowed in an account description
Allow user to submit keywords with their site information - Check this if you want to allow keywords to be included with account signups
Keywords Allowed - The maximum number of keywords that can be submitted with an account
Default Return Percent - The default return percentage assigned to newly submitted accounts
Maximum Banner Width - The maximum banner width, in pixels, allowed for submitted banners
Maximum Banner Height - The maximum banner height, in pixels, allowed for submitted banners
Maximum Banner Filesize - The maximum banner filesize, in bytes, allowed for submitted banners
Force all banners to the height and width entered above - Check this if you want to assign the same width and height to all banners, no matter what their actual size is
Download banners to check height, width, and filesize - Check this to have the software download and check the actual size of the banner
Host member account banners from your server - Check this if you want to serve all account banners from your server
Allow redirecting site URLs to be submitted (300 level HTTP status codes) - Check this if you want to allow accounts submitted that redirect surfers
Please also review the Verification Codes section of this manual
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Font Directory - The full directory path to the location of the ToplistX fonts directory.
Code Length - The minimum and maximum number of characters that will appear in a verification code.
Use words file for verification codes - Check this box to use the values stored in the words file for the verification codes.
Require verification code on account creation interface - Check this box to require a verification code during account submission.
Require verification code on account rating interface - Check this box to require a verification code for surfers rating your member sites.
Require verification code on account comment submission interface - Check this box to require a verification code for surfers leaving comments on your member sites.
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| Jan-18-05 | | Abaduba: I think the game is listed so often because of the "Lo, how the mighty have fallen!" feeling of seeing great players embarassed by the new generation of players. Kind of like that brilliancy prize that the 15-year-old Rajabov got against Kasparov (to make things more embarrassing, Garry jumped on the stage and protested that the win was due to a blunder and therefore was not a brilliancy), and the game where Karpov lost to 1...a3. People get sick pleasure out of seeing their heroes torn down. |
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| Jan-18-05 | | chesscookie: what was the game where 1.a3 was played and Karpov lost?? |
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| Feb-01-05 | | RisingChamp: That isnt really fair Miles won that one fair and square and it was not some stupid blunder like Karpov vs Christiansen or Short vs Beliavsky or Short vs Krasenkow or this one. |
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| Feb-01-05 | | euripides: Although simple, it's a very unusual tactical trick, which makes it harder to spot. I can't remember ever seeing a queen on d8 imperilled by Ba5 before. |
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| Jul-27-05 | | DP12: Ba5 is such a simple move. Yes it is not exactly common on a5 but with N on d5 and B on e3 it is very common to have to watch out for Bb6. It could have been me beating Korchnoi. Lucky Moro, I guess this win pulls him back up to even against Korchnoi. What should Korchnoi have done instead? 12. ... 0-0 doesn't appeal to me because of Ba5 Ra7 b4. So maybe Korchnoi had it right, but instead should have played 11...c6 Ne3 Nxe3 Bxe3 Nxb3? |
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| Aug-24-05 | | alexandrovm: I saw this game live at the chessbase software, a blunder by Viktor and nice move by Moro |
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| Aug-24-05 | | iron maiden: It's actually a pretty common tactical trick among casual players, but it usually involves a pin; e.g. the king will be on e8 and the queen on either d7 or c6. |
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| Oct-21-05 | | notyetagm: White To Play And Win: 13 ?
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| Jul-19-06 | | A.Alekhine: This is one hell of a blunder for Viktor the Terrible |
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| Jul-19-06 | | Marmot PFL: You can see black heading for trouble as he concedes white a big edge in development and weakens his own position. Ng4 is the type of "attacking" move usually made by amateurs. I am guesing this was Korchnoi's shortest ever loss. |
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| Jul-19-06 | | ughaibu: Quick attacks by black can be very strong against the Lopez: Ujtumen vs A Lein, 1961
Kotelnikov vs Geller, 1979 |
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| Jul-19-06 | | magerk: Im not see things well today. What happens after Qd7? |
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| Jul-19-06 | | suenteus po 147: <magerk> After 13...Qd7 then 14.Nc7+ wins the rook and a huge material advantage. It would have been near hopeless to play on with such a deficit, even for Korchnoi. |
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| Jul-28-07 | | Whitehat1963: O.K., thinking the unthinkable for a moment, how bad would it be to continue on with 13...cxd5 14. Bxd8 Kxd8? |
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| Nov-04-07 | | sallom89: great attack by Moro . |
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| Jun-09-08 | | SetNoEscapeOn: To answer <Whitehat1963> from long ago, you're going to be down the equivalent of four pawns to a significantly higher player, with no counterplay or any other form of compensation. Your king is also stuck in the middle. |
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| Jun-09-08 | | hedgeh0g: To carry on from <SetNoEscapeOn>: for further reading, please consult the A1 song "Caught in the Middle" to acquire an understanding of the perils of being in such a situation. |
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| Mar-27-09 | | WhiteRook48: 12...0-0 might be better |
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Jun-12-11
| | wordfunph: quote of the game..
"A couple of days before the Olympiad I actually showed this trick to my pupils. Unfortunately, they were not impressed. They found it too easy and asked for more difficult tasks!" - GM Alexander Morozevich (annotating this game in NIC Magazine 2004/08) |
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Jul-18-11
| | fm avari viraf: Korchnoi, the furious old lion must be sleeping but Moro woke him up with his Ba5! |
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| Aug-22-11 | | ahmadov: What a game, what a blunder... |
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| Aug-22-11 | | ahmadov: It goes without saying that I also missed the last move while playing it through the Guess the Move... |
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| Mar-18-13 | | alcoholkhine: pobre abuelo... |
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| Oct-08-14 | | Xeroxx: Vodka, yes? |
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