- June 28, 1884
- August 29, 1884
- November 16, 1884
- November 26, 1884
- December 17, 1884 (The student agitation worsening -- Decline of Philippine sugar trade -- Rizal is not receiving his allowance --His expenses)
- December 18-onwards 1884 (Rizal resents the lending of his books -- Urges his family to save his books.)
- Faqs in every letter(1884)


{% extends "base/base.html" %} {% block title %}Email verified{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Your email is verified. Click here to login


Enter the full path to the MATLAB root folder, which is returned by the matlabroot function. The plugin prepends the folder to the PATH environment variable and uses the specified MATLAB version to perform the build.
You must not leave this box blank if no MATLAB folder exists on the path. If you leave it blank, the plugin attempts to use the topmost MATLAB folder on the system path.
Here are examples of the root folder path on different platforms:
Windows:
C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2020b
Linux:
/usr/local/MATLAB/R2020b
macOS:
/Applications/MATLAB_R2020b.app
Note: If the job runs on a remote agent, you must specify the full path to MATLAB root folder on the remote agent.


Description
We want to serve an Emberjs application using s3 static site serving capability, and have it(s3) handle internal routing properly.
End Goal
Step by step
-
Add entry documents
Index Document: index.html
Error Document: index.html
- Fix Redirection Rules for “no file found error”
<RoutingRules>
<!-- no file found error -->
<RoutingRule>
<Condition>
<HttpErrorCodeReturnedEquals>404</HttpErrorCodeReturnedEquals>
</Condition>
<Redirect>
<ReplaceKeyPrefixWith>#/</ReplaceKeyPrefixWith>
</Redirect>
</RoutingRule>
</RoutingRules>
- Provide public access to your bucket
{
"Statement": [
{
"Sid": "AllowPublicRead",
"Effect": "Allow",
"Principal": {
"AWS": "*"
},
"Action": "s3:GetObject",
"Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::<bucket-name>/*"
}
]
}
- Fix the CORS Configuration information
<!--
required if you serve your assets using the secure s3 protocol
https://s3.amazonaws.com/<bucket-name>/assets/...
-->
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CORSConfiguration xmlns="http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/">
<CORSRule>
<AllowedOrigin>*.amazonaws.com</AllowedOrigin>
<AllowedMethod>GET</AllowedMethod>
<MaxAgeSeconds>3000</MaxAgeSeconds>
<AllowedHeader>*</AllowedHeader>
</CORSRule>
</CORSConfiguration>
- Set your locationType to auto
// config/environment.js
locationType: 'auto'
- Build your application
ember build --environment=production
- Upload content of the distribution folder to your s3 bucket.
# distribution folder = dist/
Now if you open the url provided to you in your s3 bucket properties, you will see your app running. Moreover, reloading the browser after visiting a new page, will bring you back to that currently visited page!


Welcome to our Statistcs page. You can a quick review about the customers feedback in the form of charts and Tables. You can also get information what product of ours is famous within the particular area. You are requested to share your view and feedback by filling the form.
Cakers is a local mobile e-commerce platform that is transforming the shopping experience for people like us, by connecting them to local Cake stores. We aim to become the one-stop shop for all your daily needs. Users can order through the app and get their favorite cake delivered to their doorstep, quickly. We offer a wide assortment of Cakes, bakery items, birthday gifts and much more.
Creates a new jouney after winning the competition of OSSAS 2011. What a great competition was that year at the Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show. It was definitely a tough competition. The judges worked long and it was hard to decide who’s cake was the best of the best.
The National Capital Area Cake Show (NCACS) is NAtional event which is held after every 4 years and every year gets better and better! We have amazing entries from decorators of all levels -- from youth through masters -- from all over the United States. At our show you will meet TV celebrities, see free Demonstrations and be able to shop with vendors from across the United States and around the world. We offer classes for adults as well as youths in a number of decorating skills at every level. Our Bake Sale has amazing treats donated by area professionals and enthusiasts. And don't forget to join us Saturday Night for our Cupcake Challenge special event!
Let Them Eat Cake Festival, a secluded garden party bawdy with extravegance, returns to Werribee Mansion for New Years Day 2014. Set in ten hectares of imperial parkland just a stones throw from the cbd, Let Them Eat Cake will entice you into a halcyon world far from the servitude of the city. After the critical success of her debut, Let Them Eat Cakes sophmore outing promises an ever immersive experience and a line up set to thrill. So frock-up, turn on and tune out in a regal wonderland. Be prepared for a plush journey into the sublime which welcomes 2014 in lascivious luxury.
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Terms¶
Application¶
An application services requests and background jobs for a deployed git repository. Each application includes a set of Containers used to run isolated processes, and a Release that defines the current Build and Config deployed by containers.
Build¶
Deis builds are created automatically on the controller when a developer uses git push deis master
. When a new build is created, a new Release is created automatically.
Config¶
Config refers to a set of environment variables used by Containers in as Application.
When Config is changed, a new Release is created automatically.
Container¶
Deis containers are instances of Docker containers used to run Applications. Containers perform the actual work of an Application by servicing requests or by running background tasks as part of the cluster.
Ephemeral Filesystem¶
Each container gets its own ephemeral filesystem, with a fresh copy of the most recently deployed code. During the container’s lifetime, its running processes can use the filesystem as a temporary scratchpad, but no files that are written are visible to processes in any other container. Any files written to the ephemeral filesystem will be discarded the moment the container is either stopped or restarted.
Container States¶
There are several states that a container can be in at any time. The states are:
- initialized - the state of the container before it is created
- created - the container is built and ready for operation
- up - the container is running
- down - the container crashed or is stopped
- destroyed - the container has been destroyed
Controller¶
The controller is the "brain" of the Deis platform. A controller manages Applications and their lifecycle.
The controller is in charge of:
- Authenticating and authorizing clients
- Processing client API calls
- Managing containers that perform work for applications
- Managing proxies that route traffic to containers
- Managing users, keys and other base configuration
The Controller stack includes:
- Django API Server for handling API calls
Key¶
Deis keys are SSH Keys used during the git push process. Each user can use the client to manage a list of keys on the Controller.
Release¶
A Deis release is a combination of a Build with a Config. Each Application is associated with one release at a time. Deis releases are numbered and new releases always increment by one (e.g. v1, v2, v3).
Containers that host an application use these release versions to pull the correct code and configuration.
Scheduler¶
The Scheduler is responsible for creating, starting, stopping, and destroying Containers. For example, a command such as deis scale cmd=10
tells the Scheduler to run ten Containers from the Docker image for your Application.
The Scheduler must decide which machines are eligible to run these container jobs. Scheduler backends vary in the details of their job allocation policies and whether or not they are resource-aware, among other features.
The Deis scheduler client is implemented in the Controller component.
Service¶
A Kubernetes Service is an abstraction which defines a logical set of Pods and a policy by which to access them. In Workflow, a Service is used to load-balance an application's Containers internally through a virtual IP address.


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XC is a consulting engineering company highly specialized in the design of structures for civil works.
In 1998, coming from close collaboration in different projects, we set up our first company, Iturribizia, in Madrid. Initially, we covered a wide range of projects; the gradual specialization in the field of structures, the one we are most passionate about, led to XC.
We think of the conceptual design of structures as a total. This means understanding the technical and economic requirements of each structure, and other aspects more subjective like aesthetic and the context in its broadest sense, that includes physical, historical, social, economic and ecological considerations.
Although engineering analysis is only a support activity in the larger field of engineering design, the analysis process helps to identify good new designs and can be used to improve a design with respect to performance and cost.
In our case, the analysis work has also involved the expansion of the activity into the adjoining field of computer programming. This backbone provides us with unlimited freedom to take the control of the design process and a much deeper insight into the structural problem.
We initiated and keep working on an evolving Open Source project, called XC. It is a finite element program aimed directly at civil structural engineering, developed on the basis of powerful open software applications like OpenSees, Phyton and VTK.
This work is guided by our self-imposed mandate for openness and knowledge-sharing. Thanks to the share-alike attribute of a copyleft license, we frequently benefit from the mindshare of the authors that contribute to XC and the programs on which it is based. Because of our high degree of specialization, this open way of working also offers us a conduit to find like-minded professionals with which team up on projects.
We like to embrace our responsibility towards social sustainability. Solving human problems and contributing to society are our main goals. In this regard, again, the use of technology to identify the processes at which computers do best, such as repetitive tasks and optimum searches, free us to devote more efforts to those creative processes.
Finally, one of our current purposes is to enhance our community engagement. Recently, we have made our modest contribution to the translation of the NGO Bridges to Prosperity's Manuals into Spanish. It has been a rewarding experience, since learning about the way of approaching engineering problems in the developing world brings another perspective to our work and, we hope, will contribute to improving our own designs.


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With 35 years' experience in the trade you can be sure of getting a quality job.
We pride ourselves on being reliable, producing a consistently high standard finish.
We use only the highest-quality products and materials available on the market, and we take pride in leaving the workplace clean and tidy when we've finished our work.
We enjoy a high percentage of repeat work from satisfied customers as well as benefiting from word-of-mouth recommendations.


Welcome to Bioinformatics Training
On this site we keep our training content our videos, course notes and training session slides, links to our on-site bioinformatics tools and to other great training resources across the web. Come here for the latest updates in bioinformatics training and don't forget that we're always ready to hear from you about what you want to know about or need help with. If you don't see it here come and talk to us at any time down in the bioinformatics room.
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References I
https://www.capella.edu/blogs/cublog/what-is-information-assurance-and-security/
References II
https://www.capella.edu/blogs/cublog/tag/information-security/
References III
https://www.isaca.org/resources/isaca-journal/past-issues/2012/fundamental-concepts-of-it-security-assurance
References IV
https://www.nap.edu/read/1581/chapter/4#56


Play 2.7 Scala REST API from scratch With SBT
23 Apr 2019With the advent of modern web frameworks such as Play, Laravel/PHP, Express/Node, advanced tools have come up to help in scaffolding ready-to-run Web Apps with a single command. In some cases, like with Play, there are even fully scaffolded examples to download and run.
Now this is really great as most programmers prefer to just copy and paste already working code, but if you are anything like me, understanding something at a fundamental level and being able build it from scratch can give you much more control over your work.
I downloaded one of the already scaffolded play examples and there were so many files and folders most of which I thought were redundant and cause mental clutter and cognitive overload for nothing. But to confirm this, I had to create one from scratch with the bare minimum set of files and directories that could work.
Requirements
Java 8 must be installed. To confirm this, check the version from your terminal or command prompt:
I am using MacOS but the same should work on Linux and even Windows.
Install sbt
from the official website. To confirm, run the following command and you should get a similar output:
I am not going to use an IDE for this demo but I would recommend IntelliJ iDea which has a community edition. Ensure that you install the Scala plugin.
Creating The Application
Overview
Navigate to your preferred location in the file system and create a new directory to hold your project files:
As we create the project files and directories, it would help to keep referring to the official anatomy of a play application to see what they signify if you don’t already know.
In summary, the most important files and folders are as below. Of course the controller may vary depending on your needs but the rest of the files are for application config and build system config, so without them, the build won’t succeed:
App directory
Let’s create the app
directory for all compilable source code, much as we will only create a controller. There could be a directory for models
as well as views
:
Let’s create the HomeController
controller:
In my opinion, this is the most basic controller we can have in Play with a single action.
Project definition directory
Next we will add build.properties
and plugins.sbt
. Back in the root of the app where app
directory is located, let’s create project
directory:
Let’s create build.properties
with the following content. This file forms part of your build definition where you specify the version of sbt that your build uses. This allows people with different versions of the sbt launcher to build the same projects with consistent results:
The other part of your build definition is plugins.sbt
which contains plugin definitions that will be used in the build, in a way, plugins extend the build… for our case, we need to add the play
plugin:
You can get more details about plugins and build definitions.
Configuration directory
Next we will create conf
directory which at the minimum contains the application wide configs inside application.conf
or application.json
without which the build will fail with an IO
exception(I know it should be more graceful than that). So by all means create it even if you don’t have configs.
The second file is the routes
file which helps the HTTP Server
map routes to controller actions.
Let’s navigate back to project root where we now have app
and project
directories. Create conf
directory:
Next, we create application.conf
, currently we don’t have any configs, so we will leave it empty
Then create a routes
file, directing base url traffic to our index
action in the controller
Build Definition
Finally, at the root directory, we will create the most important file for sbt
to build our project, it is the main build definition. Create build.sbt
with the following content:
The definitive guide to understanding the config items above is the sbt
docs located here.
Running the application
From the root of the project, run sbt
to launch the sbt console with your build configuration from where you can run any of several commands e.g. compile
, clean
and run
. Or you can run the command straight by appending it right away e.g. sbt run
.
So let’s just go with sbt run
. If it’s your first time to run sbt
, it’s likely to take sometime downloading dependencies. But your console should ultimately look like this:
When you visit http://localhost:9000
, then your browser should display Hello World!
since that is what we return in our only controller action.
Adding a configuration
I thought it would be interesting to add a configuration and read it from the controller. Inside application.conf
add a config, the syntax being key value pairs separated by equals sign, like so:
In the controller, instead of hardcoding World
, we want to pick the value from the config file. Play provides a configuration API which loads configs in the background and we can request a dependency to access this API, change the controller declaration so the code is as below:
Notice we have injected Configuration
API. Reload the browser the you should see Hello Earth!
You can read more about the configuration API and also the syntax of the application.conf
config file.
Continuing developing from intelliJ
Since we have setup a basic structure of a play/scala application hopefully with much understanding, most of which we have done from the console, it is now time to take it to the next level. This will be easier with an IDE such as intelliJ.
Since from an earlier section, we already talked about setting up intelliJ, all you have to do now is to import the project(File
-> Open project
then navigate to root directory) into intelliJ. If you create the project from intelliJ, you may run into dependency resolution issues and more issues.
I will write more articles that build on this minimal application introducing new concepts to help us gain more mastery with the Play/Scala stack.


lingvo.core.layers_with_attention module¶
Lingvo layers that depend on attention layers but are not recurrent.
-
class
lingvo.core.layers_with_attention.
TransformerAttentionLayer
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
lingvo.core.base_layer.LayerBase
Multi-headed attention, add and norm used by ‘Attention Is All You Need’.
This class implements the first sub-layer of Transformer Layer. Input is first processed using a multi-headed (self) attention. Output of the attention layer is combined with the residual connection. And the finally, output is normalized using Layer Normalization.
Layer can be used in three scenarios:
- Multi-Headed Self-Attention, where attention keys (source vectors),
attention values (context vectors) and queries come from the same previous
layer output,
query_vec
. This is the general use case for encoder Transformer Layers. - Masked Multi-Headed Self-Attention, where attention keys, attention values and queries all come from the same previous layer output, but rightward activations are masked to prevent information flow from future. This is the use case for decoder self-attention Transformer Layers. Can be activated by setting is_masked flag of this layer.
- Multi-Headed Attention, where attention keys and attention values
source_vecs
, are coming from a different source (output of the encoder) and queriesquery_vec
, coming from the previous layer outputs (decoder). This corresponds to the standard attention mechanism, decoder attending the encoder outputs.
-
FProp
(theta, query_vec, source_paddings, source_vecs=None, query_segment_id=None, source_segment_id=None)[source]¶ Transformer attention, residual and normalization layer.
Parameters: - theta – A
NestedMap
object containing weights’ values of this layer and its children layers. - query_vec – [target_time, target_batch, dim]
- source_paddings – [source_time, source_batch]
- source_vecs – [source_time, source_batch, dim].
- query_segment_id – [target_time, target_batch]
- source_segment_id – [source_time, source_batch]
Returns: (output, atten_probs). output is of shape [target_time, target_batch, source_dim], atten_probs is of shape [target_time, target_batch, source_time].
- theta – A
-
ExtendStep
(theta, query_vec, prefix_state)[source]¶ Extend prefix by one more time step.
This function is expected to be called during fast decoding of the Transformer model.
Parameters: - theta – A
NestedMap
object containing weights’ values of this layer and its children layers. - query_vec – [target_batch, dim]
- prefix_state – dict, containing tensors which are the results of previous attentions, used for fast decoding.
Returns: A triplet (cur_output, atten_prob, new_state) where cur_output is a tensor representing the output from the current state, and new_state is the new state NestedMap.
- theta – A
- Multi-Headed Self-Attention, where attention keys (source vectors),
attention values (context vectors) and queries come from the same previous
layer output,
-
class
lingvo.core.layers_with_attention.
TransformerFeedForwardLayer
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
lingvo.core.base_layer.LayerBase
Feed-forward, add and norm layer used by ‘Attention Is All You Need’.
This class implements the second sub-layer of Transformer Layer. First, input passes through a feed-forward neural network with one hidden layer and then projected back to the original input dimension to apply residual. Output of the layer, is then normalized using Layer Normalization.
-
class
lingvo.core.layers_with_attention.
TransformerLayer
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
lingvo.core.base_layer.LayerBase
Transformer Layer proposed by ‘Attention Is All You Need’.
Applies self-attention followed by a feed forward network and layer normalization. Uses residual connections between each consecutive layer. In particular, adds residuals from layer input and attention output and from attention output (feed-forward input) to feed-forward output.
Implements the transformer block in ‘Attention is All You Need’: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762.
-
FProp
(theta, source_vecs, source_paddings, aux_vecs=None, aux_paddings=None, source_segment_id=None, aux_segment_id=None)[source]¶ Transformer Layer.
Transformer layer has the naming scheme as follows:
source_vecs
andsource_paddings
are all assumed to be coming from the activations of the layer below. WhenTransformerLayer
is used in the Encoder (default behavior of this layer)source_*
tensors correspond to the outputs of previous encoder layer. Further, keys, values and queries are all forked fromsource_vecs
. When TransformerLayer is used in the Decoder (is_decoder=True),source_*
tensors correspond to the outputs of previous decoder layer and used as the queries.For the cases when
TransformerLayer
is used in the decoder (is_decoder=True)aux_*
tensors have to be provided. Auxiliary inputs,aux_*
tensors, are then correspond to the top-most layer encoder outputs and used by the secondTransformerAttentionLayer
as keys and values.Regardless of the encoder or decoder, queries are always assumed to be coming from the activations of layer below, in particular
source_vecs
.Parameters: - theta – A
NestedMap
object containing weights’ values of this layer and its children layers. - source_vecs – [source_time, source_batch, dim].
- source_paddings – [source_time, source_batch]
- aux_vecs – [aux_time, aux_batch, dim]
- aux_paddings – [aux_time, aux_batch]
- source_segment_id – [source_time, source_batch]
- aux_segment_id – [aux_time, aux_batch]
Returns: The attention context vector, [source_time, source_batch, dim].
The attention probability vector, [source_time, source_batch, source_time] if is_decoder is False, otherwise [source_time, source_batch, aux_time].
- theta – A
-
ExtendStep
(theta, source_vecs, prefix_states, aux_vecs=None, aux_paddings=None)[source]¶ Transformer Layer, extend one step in decoding.
This function is expected to be called during fast decoding of Transformer models.
Parameters: - theta – A
NestedMap
object containing weights’ values of this layer and its children layers. - source_vecs – [source_batch, dim].
- prefix_states – dict, containing tensors which are the results of previous attentions, used for fast decoding.
- aux_vecs – [aux_time, aux_batch, dim]
- aux_paddings – [aux_time, aux_batch]
Returns: The attention context vector, [target_batch, source_dim]
The attention probability vector, [source_time, target_batch]
Updated prefix states
- theta – A
-
-
class
lingvo.core.layers_with_attention.
MergerLayer
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
lingvo.core.base_layer.LayerBase
Merges a list of input tensors with various options into a single tensor.
Implements a merger/combiner operator given a list of tensors. The merger operator outputs a single tensor with the following options (merger_op):
- atten: Applies attention over the set of input tensors given query vector.
- mean: Takes the mean of input tensors.
- concat: Concatenates the input tensors over the last dimension.
- sum: Sum up all the input tensors.
This class is expected to be called by multi-source/multi-column models.
-
MERGER_OPS
= ['mean', 'atten', 'concat', 'sum', 'weighted_sum']¶
-
FProp
(theta, inputs, query_vec=None)[source]¶ Combines the list of input tensors into a single tensor.
Parameters: - theta – A
NestedMap
object containing weights’ values of this layer and its children layers. - inputs – A list of tensors of shape […, hidden_dim] or […, [pre_proj_input_dims[i]]] if pre_proj_input_dims is specified.
- query_vec – A tensor of shape […, hidden_dim].
Returns: A tensor of the same shape with input tensors.
Raises: ValueError
– p.merger_op is not defined.- theta – A
-
class
lingvo.core.layers_with_attention.
StyleLayer
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
lingvo.core.base_layer.LayerBase
A layer that performs weighted style emb lookup.
-
EmbLookup
(theta, ids)[source]¶ Looks up style embedding vectors for ids only for test purpose.
Parameters: - theta – Named tuple with the weight matrix for the embedding.
- ids – A rank-N int32 tensor.
Returns: embs, A rank-(N+1) params.dtype tensor. embs[indices, :] is the embedding vector for ids[indices].
-


NumericTextEntry is a powerful, extensible library made for your application’s numeric entry needs.
Available NumberDisplayer components:
| UIFittedFlatNumberDisplayer | UIFloatingDecimalNumberDisplayer | UIFlatNumberDisplayer |
|---|---|---|
| Custom Keyboard | Disable Floats |
|---|---|
Features
✅ Highly extensible
✅ iPad friendly–uses a purely numeric keyboard
✅ Locale-safe; don’t worry about different localization issues
✅ Display Numbers using 3 built-in NumberDisplayers (or your own!)
✅ Displayers with dynamic-sizing text to always fit your view
✅ Injectable NumberFormatter for custom number formatting
✅ Set a maximum value for numeric text
✅ Ability to hide decimals for text that can be represented by an Int
✅ Built-in beautiful, custom keyboard
✅ Define whether float values are allowed
Installation
- Install CocoaPods
Add this repo to your
Podfile
target 'Example' do # IMPORTANT: Make sure use_frameworks! is included at the top of the file use_frameworks! pod 'NumericalTextEntry' end
Run
pod install
in the podfile directory from your terminalOpen up the
.xcworkspace
that CocoaPods createdDone!
How Do I Work With It?
NumericalTextEntry is intended to be very extensible. Despite its extensibility, NumericalTextEntry is very easy to work with.
Basics
To create a numeric text entry field: let numberField = UINumberEntryField()
To get the different values in the number field:
let userInputValue = numberField.rawValue
let numericValue = numberField.doubleValue
let displayedValue = numberField.displayedStringValue
Customization
The following values are customizable for UINumberEntryFields
:
// Cap the maximum value for entry to 987.2 (default 9_999_999_999_999.99; exceeding the default value may cause formatting errors due to double-precision.)
numberField.maximumValue = 987.2
// Set the starting value for the number field
numberField.startingValue = 37.2
// Determines if decimals should not be in the displayedString if the number can be represented by an integer
// e.g.: rawValue: "23" - formattedNumber: "23.00" - displayedNumber: "23")
// e.g. 2: rawValue: "23.0" - formattedNumber: "23.00" - displayedNumber: "23.00"
numberField.hideDecimalsIfIntegerValue = false
// Change the number formatter for the view
numberField.numberFormatter = userDefinedNumberFormatter
// Change the number displayer.
numberField.numberDisplayer = UIFloatingDecimalNumberDisplayer()
numberField.numberDisplayer = UIFlatNumberDisplayer()
numberField.numberDisplayer = UIFittedFlatNumberDisplayer()
// NumberDisplayer customization: both the UIFloatingDecimalNumberDisplayer and UIFittedFlatNumberDisplayer have toggleable animations.
let numberDisplayer = UIFittedFlatNumberDisplayer()
numberDisplayer.animated = false
// Custom fonts and text colors are available for every number displayer as well!
let numberDisplayer = UIFittedFlatNumberDisplay(withFont: customFont, withTextColor: UIColor.red)
Want to disallow float values? Simply inject a NumberFormatter that doesn’t allow floats!
let numberFormatter = NumberFormatter()
numberFormatter.allowsFloats = false
numberField.numberFormatter = numberFormatter
Custom NumberDisplayers
Want to create your own NumberDisplayer? Follow this simple protocol!
/// A protocol used to display numbers
public protocol UINumberDisplayer {
/// Displays the provided value.
///
/// - Parameters:
/// - stringToDisplay: The complete string to display.
/// - rawValue: The raw value of the string to display (not formatted)
/// - numberFormatter: The formatter used to generate the stringToDisplay
/// - view: The view where the value should be displayed in
/// - Returns: The views that were created to hold the displayed value.
func displayValue(_ stringToDisplay: String, withRawString rawString: String,
numberFormatter: NumberFormatter, inView view: UIView) -> [UIView]
}
Component Diagram
Example
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Requirements
iOS 10.0 is required.
Documentation
Read the docs
Author
Ya Boi
License
NumericalTextEntry is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


First Time:
The PCB Part Libraries require FREE software to convert them into EAGLE Format.
To get started please visit - EAGLE.componentsearchengine.com/pcb-libraries.php
Subsequent Times:
Make sure 'Library Loader' is running on your PC.
If not launch it from the desktop shortcut:
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v. 0.2.6
The Helianto Project was born after a discussion on how to leverage the competitive advantage of group of small organizations having different competences in the software business. The key value behind the Helianto mission development was to promote collaboration in disciplines where all members might have common requirements.
The name "Helianto" derives from the Latin word for the sunflower plant. The idea showed up from an original sketch, where a couple of functional modules were drawn in a central corolla, surrounded by as many application "petals" as desired. The name still remains associated to the sunflower geometry, although the project focuses only the corolla.
Helianto is not meant to be a product to be used out of the box. Actually, it requires customization and some expertise in object oriented programming to become a productivity tool. It strongly relies on Spring framework to achieve the majority of its goals. Those who are familiar with Spring's concepts like dependency injection and aspect orientation will be more comfortable here. And those who are not, will find at Helianto a fast and convenient learning path.
Helianto is distributed under the "Apache License v. 2.0".
Currently, Helianto has a work in progress status. This document is currently in the process of being written, so not all topics are covered. Contributions are welcome.
Helianto aims to capture common project issues and combine it with sound project practices. Many designers need to model entities like customers or suppliers, payables and receivables, and so forth. Helianto provides extensible domain and service classes for them.
Many designers have a growing interest on ORM. Helianto provides basic configuration for Spring and Hibernate or JPA to achieve this, as well as persistence layer for the supplied domain classes.
Many designers would refactor the code to reduce coupling. Helianto enforces the use of dependency injection. Some have realized EJB is quite complex and will find here how to keep declarative transaction management simple. Some would like to
benefit from a non invasive security framework. Helianto provides configuration and a template for a secure web application using Spring Security.
Helianto strongly relies on Spring to achieve all of this. It also embeds a couple of design decisions that narrow the power of Spring. It is a trade off. In one hand, you have to follow a pre-configured application, but in the other, you may get ready
shortly.
The key value to develop Helianto classes and resources is to keep wide scope and flexibility to ease composition or extension.
In most cases, to create an application backed by Helianto, the developer would:
use maven to create a project and resolve dependencies,
customize the jdbc connection through the jdbc.properties file (tables in the datastore are automatically created),
extend the presentation layer to invoke the service layer methods available through Helianto packages, and
test and deploy the application to a servlet container, like Tomcat.
If the application requirements become more specific, the developer would also have to create or extend domain classes, create or extend service facades and wire them to the dependency injection container registry. Throughout this document, many of the aspects of such customization will be described in deeper detail.
The mission is important for developers and users to keep expectations and development efforts within the same direction.
The Helianto Project Mission
Continuously develop a server-side application base framework that:
enforces separation of concerns,
is as decoupled as possible from the application and presentation layer, allowing the desired customization to expose service and persistence layers that fits best its purpose,
provides an extensible and flexible service layer (SPI and API) to accommodate both simple and complex project requirements,
concurrently provides a common domain model to solve well known business problems and a persistence layer as decoupled as possible from the datastore, and
enforces good programming practices like design patterns usage, rich documentation and extensive testing.
The Helianto project includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org), Spring Source (http://www.springsource.com) and Hibernate (http://www.hibernate.org), among many others.
Thanks to Atlassian for providing the excellent JIRA issue tracking as an Open Source license.
It is virtually impossible to say thank you to all the people who contributed in some way to the current state of this project. Many of them are project leaders of the packages mentioned above.
At compile time:
The source code includes generics and enumerators, therefore a jdk 1.5 or higher is required.
Spring Source STS IDE (or Eclipse platform and the appropriate plugins) as well as Apache Maven (v. 2.x) are recommended, although not required. Of course, there are many dependencies listed in the pom files, and Maven will help to have them ready to use.
At run time:
Jre 1.5 or higher is also required,
A servlet container, like Tomcat. There is no requirement to an EJB container, although the service layer components can be easily wrapped as EJB's.
Any sql database can be used as long as the appropriate properties are overridden in the jdbc.properties file.
The high level architecture is shown on the diagram below. Please notice that the dependencies are organized following the principle of separation of concerns to expose only what is going to be consumed on the next level.
Here is the existing correlation between modules and the high level architecture:
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Basic isolation classes, security, common classes. |
Data sources, ORM wrappers, repositories and factories. |
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helianto-partner |
Customer, supplier and other partner related classes, accounting. |
Repositories. |
Partner and account management. |
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helianto-document |
Basic document and control classes |
Repositories. |
Document management. |
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Resources and groups |
Repositories. |
Resource management. |
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helianto-finance |
Cash, payables, receivables, statements, etc. |
Repositories. |
Finance management. |
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helianto-process |
Processes, Parts, BOM, etc. |
Repositories. |
Process management. |
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helianto-inventory |
Stocks, transactions, etc. |
Repositories. |
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helianto-message |
Notification classes |
Communications infrastructure (e-mail, RSS) |
Message management. |
Not available. |
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helianto-web |
Not available. |
Not available. |
Not available. |
Webflow templates |
Freemarker templates |
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helianto-admin |
Not available. |
Not available. |
Not available. |
Basic application navigation. |
Admin application. |
The next diagram shows module dependencies.
The easiest way to take advantage of Helianto capabilities is to create a new Maven project in Eclipse (Spring STS comes with all you will need for this) and setup the dependencies in pom.xml like this:
<dependency> <groupId>org.helianto</groupId> <artifactId>helianto-core</artifactId> <version>...</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.helianto</groupId> <artifactId>helianto-partner</artifactId> <version>...</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.helianto</groupId> <artifactId>helianto-...</artifactId> <version>...</version> </dependency> |
Don't forget to replace the ellipsis (...) with the appropriate versions and other module names you may need. If you don't want to install the package manually in you local repository, add also this to your pom.xml:
<repositories> <repository> <id>org.helianto.sourceforge.repository.release</id> <name>Helianto Releases</name> <url>http://helianto.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/helianto/maven/</url> </repository> </repositories> |
Please note that snapshots are not uploaded to this repository.
The following chapters will describe in deeper detail the features available in every module.


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It is written around a short tutorial for the Soaplab2 service providers given at the Taverna/Soaplab2 workshop in October 2007 at EBI.
Java 1.5.or later Ant 1.6.5 or later Apache Tomcat 5.x or later
tomcat.home = /home/senger/Software/jakarta-catalina tomcat.host = www.my.server
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build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name testing.files -i build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name testing.files -w -r build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name testing.files -w -r input_direct_data abc build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name testing.files -w -r \ input_url \ https://sites.google.com/site/martinsenger/testing.page.xml.txtBut with the following input:
build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name testing.files -w -r input_url /etc/hoststhere is a security problem (which should be, because you do not want all your local files to be exposed to the Soaplab2 clients from all over the world):
===ERROR=== Soaplab::NotValidInputs [input] Refusing to resolve the reference: /etc/hosts ===========
appl: Search [ documentation: "Returns the geographical coordinates of the given place names" groups: "geonames" nonemboss: "Y" supplier: "http://ws.geonames.org/search" comment: defaults comment: "help http://www.geonames.org/export/geonames-search.html" ] string: place [ qualifier: q default: "Prague capital of Czech Republic" help: "Search this place in all possible attributes: place name, country name, continent, admin codes, etc. The search is using an AND operator." ] list: type [ min: 1 max: 1 values: "xml;json;rdf" default: xml prompt: "The format of the returned document" ] list: style [ min: 1 max: 1 values: "SHORT;MEDIUM;LONG;FULL" default: MEDIUM prompt: "Verbosity of returned XML document" ] outfile: result [ ]Go through the ACD file above and check with the metadata guide what the individual data types and attributes mean.
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build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name geonames.search -i build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name geonames.search -w -r build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name geonames.search -w -r type json place "Saffron Walden" build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name geonames.search -w -r type json place "Saffron Walden" style FULL build/run/run-cmdline-client -protocol local -name geonames.search -w -r type rdf style FULL
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Southern Tier has a place near and dear to my heart, being a fellow product of Western New York. This entry also has a special place for me, as it was the hectic morning before the trip to Chicago to see the Radicals stomp the Windy City Wildfire for the Midwest Conference Championship. That being said, this post is a few weeks late and we were largely in a rush that morning, so details might be a bit scarce (which is kind of sad given how interesting this beer is/good these pancakes were).
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Southern Tier's Creme Brulee Imperial Milk Stout is without a doubt one of the most interesting beers you'll probably ever have. I'm never really a fan of milk stouts, but you just can't compare this to anything. It's dark, it's malty, it's sweet, and it's powerful.  Heady.
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The batter itself came out to be one of the oddest batters I've seen. Obviously the color came through in the batter, as did the sweetness. I think that's what made it so weird/unique. Malty goodness? Check. Dark brown batter? Check. Vanilla bean sweetness? Wait, what? I also think the sheer volume set me off a little bit, as I'm used to making enough pancakes for a tasting for one, not to feed 3 for breakfast.
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The pancakes came out just as dark and sweet as one would expect. The first few tasted a little burnt (not surprisingly), but the flavor grew on me over time. We were really short on time, so I didn't quite get the chance to full explore the flavors, but overall the reaction was positive from the other two pancake-eaters. Sweet, but not overpoweringly so. Pretty great overall.
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Pancakes: 1 - I wasn't as wowed by these pancakes as I was expecting to be. The reason I say make them is because that bomber of creme brulee is kind of a lot, and you probably won't want it anymore by the time you get about 3/4 the way through it. Pancakes are a great alternative to choking down sweet beer.
Syrup: 0 - I didn't notice anything special about adding syrup to these. They're sweet enough as it is, and it's not like the syrup added anything or brought anything out in the taste.
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Examining BlackRock's Valuation And Forecasting Returns
by Passive Income PursuitSummary
- BlackRock is a Dividend Contender with 10 consecutive years of dividend growth. Shares currently yield 2.72%.
- Examining BlackRock's balance sheet and cash flow to determine if it meets my quality investment standards.
- Valuing BlackRock with dividend yield theory and a MARR analysis.
BlackRock (BLK) is the 800-pound gorilla of the asset management and investment industry. As of the FY 2019 Q3 earnings release, BlackRock has $6.96 T in assets under management. That's an absolutely staggering sum.
Shares of BlackRock have been quite volatile since I last wrote about them in September 2018. The share price was down nearly 24% at its lowest and currently sits just 3.0% higher from last year compared to the S&P 500's 7.7% gain.
Data by YCharts
That under-performance compared to the S&P 500 got me interested to take another look at the leader in the ETF space. As you can see in the following graphic from Morningstar, BlackRock has ~39% market share, which has remained relatively stable since ~2012. Vanguard has been gaining share, but largely at the expense of State Street.
Dividend History
As a dividend growth investor, that means that I want the businesses I invest in to send excess cash flow to me the owner. If the cash isn't needed to maintain or grow the business and it can't be put to work for strategic acquisitions, then I want to see a management team committed to paying a strong dividend.
Image by author; date source BlackRock Investor Relations
*An interactive version of this data is available here.
BlackRock is a Dividend Contender with 10 consecutive years of dividend growth. The dividend growth streak would be up to 17; however, it paused its dividend growth in 2009 during the depths of the Great Recession. Considering the business it operates in, I believe that was the right move even if it meant the dividend growth streak reset.
What's rather impressive is that despite the year of a frozen dividend, every rolling three- and five-year period dating back to 2003 has seen annualized dividend growth greater than 10%.
The 1-, 3-, 5- and 10-year rolling dividend growth rates since 2003 can be found in the following table.
| Year | Annual Dividend | 1 Year DGR | 3 Year DGR | 5 Year DGR | 10 Year DGR |
| 2003 | $0.40 | ||||
| 2004 | $1.00 | 150.00% | |||
| 2005 | $1.20 | 20.00% | |||
| 2006 | $1.68 | 40.00% | 61.34% | ||
| 2007 | $2.68 | 59.52% | 38.90% | ||
| 2008 | $3.12 | 16.42% | 37.51% | 50.81% | |
| 2009 | $3.12 | 0.00% | 22.92% | 25.55% | |
| 2010 | $4.00 | 28.21% | 14.28% | 27.23% | |
| 2011 | $5.50 | 37.50% | 20.80% | 26.77% | |
| 2012 | $6.00 | 9.09% | 24.36% | 17.49% | |
| 2013 | $6.72 | 12.00% | 18.88% | 16.59% | 32.60% |
| 2014 | $7.72 | 14.88% | 11.97% | 19.87% | 22.68% |
| 2015 | $8.72 | 12.95% | 13.27% | 16.87% | 21.94% |
| 2016 | $9.16 | 5.05% | 10.88% | 10.74% | 18.48% |
| 2017 | $10.00 | 9.17% | 9.01% | 10.76% | 14.07% |
| 2018 | $12.02 | 20.20% | 11.29% | 12.33% | 14.44% |
| 2019 | $13.20 | 9.82% | 12.95% | 11.32% | 15.52% |
Table and calculations by author; data source BlackRock Investor Relations
*An interactive chart of the information in the table can be found here.
One of the most important things with dividend growth investments is the sustainability of the dividend payment. We can analyze that on a historical basis by looking at the payout ratios. I like to look at the payout ratio based off of both net income as well as free cash flow.
BlackRock's net income payout ratio has been quite steady over the last decade with a 5-year and 10-year average of 42.5%. BlackRock's free cash flow payout ratio has seen more fluctuation with a 5-year average of 57.4% and a 10-year average of 47.5%.
Quantitative Quality
There are two main goals for my investment strategy: (1) to invest in businesses that have a history of paying and growing their dividend payments, and (2) to invest in businesses that I believe have a moat to keep competitors at bay and that can generate excellent returns over time. One of the ways that I help to satisfy that goal 2 is being met is by looking at the financials to determine the quality and strength of the business.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
BlackRock has ridden the ETF boom with revenues growing from $4.70 B in FY 2009 up to $14.20 B for FY 2018. That represents total growth of 202% or ~13.1% annualized.
Over that same time, operating income grew from $1.30 B to $5.60 B, which is 331% growth or ~17.6% annualized. Cash flow from operations still showed solid growth, but was outpaced by growth in revenue and operating income. Operating cash flow rose from $1.40 B to $3.08 B, which represents total growth of 120% or ~9.1% annually.
Surprisingly, free cash flow only grew from $1.33 B to $2.87 B over the same period. That's 115% total growth or ~8.9% annualized. This is contrary to what one would expect.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
My preference is to see free cash flow margins above 10% as a sign of a business that generates strong cash flow. BlackRock is well above that mark with a 10-year average of 26.1% and a 5-year average of 23.9%; however, the TTM period sits at just 13.5%.
My preferred profitability metric is the free cash flow return on invested capital, "FCF ROIC". The FCF ROIC represents the annual cash return that a business generates on the capital invested in the business. My goal is to find businesses that both earn and can reinvest at high returns on capital.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
BlackRock's FCF ROIC is lower than one would expect given its high FCF margin. Over the last decade, the FCF ROIC has averaged just 7.7% and the most recent five years come to an average of 8.1%. The trend in FCF ROIC is in the right direction, but it doesn't quite reach my 10% threshold.
I like to invest in businesses that use their cash flows in ways that align with shareholders. That means the number one priority is to reinvest in the business via capital expenditures to maintain and grow the business. If there's free cash flow, then I would expect some to sent out to shareholders via dividends. Any excess cash flow would then go to debt reduction, acquisitions, cash on the balance sheet or share repurchases.
To understand how BlackRock uses its free cash flow, I calculate three variations of the metric, defined below:
- Free Cash Flow, FCF - Operating cash flow less capital expenditures
- Free Cash Flow after Dividend, FCFaD - FCF less total cash dividend payments
- Free Cash Flow after Dividend and Buybacks, FCFaDB - FCFaD less cash spent on share repurchases
Quality businesses with shareholder-friendly management teams will show positive FCFaDB in most years. I'm not concerned about a negative value in any given year; rather it's the trend over the long term that I want to see. If management routinely runs negative FCFaDBs year in and year out, the shortfall will need to be made up through cash on the balance sheet, asset sales or taking on debt.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
As we saw earlier BlackRock has managed to generate positive FCF each year of the last decade. That positive FCF is what has allowed management to return excess cash to shareholders via dividends.
In total the business has generated $26.29 B of FCF over the last decade and paid out $12.43 B in dividends. BlackRock's FCFaD has been positive for every full year; however, the TTM period is showing a slightly negative value. The cumulative FCFaD sits at $13.86 B for the last decade.
That strong FCFaD has allowed management to pursue share buybacks as a way to return additional excess cash to shareholders to the tune of $13.67 B. BlackRock has managed a positive FCFaDB in five years with negative FCFaDB in the remaining five. BlackRock's cumulative FCFaDB for the last 10 years sits at $0.19 B.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
BlackRock's shares outstanding have declined in each of the last nine years. In total the $13.67 B spent on share repurchases have decreased the share count from 188.8 M in FY 2009 to 158.5 M at the end of FY 2018. That's a total reduction of 16.1% or ~1.9% annually.
As I mentioned above, my preference is to see a management team that prioritizes their cash flow first towards the business, then to dividends and only if there's excess left over move to share repurchases.
For some perspective on the uses of cash flow, the following chart shows the breakdown of BlackRock's cash used for shareholders.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
The large presence of non-cash flow supported buybacks would be a concern for most companies; however, given that BlackRock shows slightly positive FCFaDB for the entire decade, I'm not as worried.
Although I would rather see dividends make up a larger portion of the cash returned to shareholders as opposed to buybacks.
My preference is for the companies I own to carry no debt; however, that would severely limit the investment opportunities. Therefore I want to see the businesses have stable and reasonable debt levels. BlackRock's total debt level has been fairly consistent over the last decade with a debt-to-capitalization ratio ranging from 13.5% to 24.2%. Management has been delevering with the lowest debt-to-capitalization ratio coming in FY 2018.
Image source: author; data source: BlackRock SEC filings
The debt that BlackRock does hold on its balance sheet is not onerous by any means. Based on FY 2018, the free cash flow interest coverage ratio stood at 15.6x, which understates its ability to service the debt.
Valuation
To determine whether a business is trading at an attractive valuation, I use the minimum acceptable rate of return ("MARR") analysis. A MARR analysis entails estimating the future earnings and dividends that a business will produce, apply a reasonable expected multiple on those earnings and then determining whether the expected return exceeds your threshold return.
Analysts expect BlackRock to report FY 2019 EPS of $27.51 and FY 2020 EPS of $30.12. They also expect BlackRock to sustain 5.4% annual earnings growth over the next five years and I've assumed BlackRock will manage 4.0% annual earnings growth for the following five years. Dividends are assumed to target a 50% payout ratio.
Historically, market participants have valued BlackRock's TTM EPS between ~12x and 24x. BlackRock's current TTM P/E ratio sits at 18.7x. According to Morningstar, BlackRock's five-year average P/E ratio sits at 18.3x. For the MARR analysis I'll examine P/E ratios ranging from 12.5x to 25x.
Data by YCharts
The following table shows the potential internal rates of return that an investment in BlackRock could provide if the assumptions laid out above come to pass. Returns include dividends taken in cash and are calculated assuming a purchase price of $485, Thursday's intra-day level. Returns are run through the end of calendar year 2024, "5-Year", and calendar year 2029, "10-Year".
Alternatively, I want to know at what price I would need to purchase shares in order to generate the returns that I desire from my investments. The target returns that I will use are 10%, my typical minimum threshold, 8% and 11%. The 8% is derived from the estimated 10-year earnings growth rate of 5.2% plus the starting dividend yield of 2.7%. The 11% includes an adjustment for 25% undervaluation normalizing over 10 years or ~2.25% annualized.
Additionally, I like to use dividend yield theory as a quick gauge of the current valuation. Dividend yield theory works best for established businesses with relatively predictable results. Dividend yield theory is based on reversion to the mean with the five-year average dividend yield being a proxy for a fair price for the business.
Image by author; data source: BlackRock Investor Relations and Yahoo Finance
*An interactive version of this data is available here.
BlackRock shares currently offer a dividend yield of 2.72% compared to the five-year average yield of 2.58%. Dividend yield theory suggests a fair price for BlackRock shares around $511.
Conclusion
BlackRock is a solid business; however, the trend in free cash flow margins is a bit concerning although they still remain very healthy with 5- and 10-year averages north of 20% although falling over time. The FCF ROIC is surprisingly low only hitting 10%+ in two years out of the last decade. That being said, the trend is encouraging with FCF ROIC increasing from 4.4% in FY 2009 up to 7.8% for FY 2018.
The occasional large negative FCFaDBs are a bit troubling; however, they are also a positive sign. For starters, looking at the following chart, we can see that the largest buybacks, and therefore largest negative FCFaDBs, coincided with relatively sizable pullbacks in the share price. Secondly, BlackRock has still maintained a positive cumulative FCFaDB for the last decade as a whole.
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Dividend yield theory suggests a fair value range for BlackRock of $466 to $568 implying that shares are trading on the lower end of fair value at $485. My fair value range based on the MARR analysis is $448 to $555.
At a share price around $485, shares of BlackRock appear to be in the realm of fairly valued. The $485 level has shares trading at ~17.6x FY 2019's estimates and 16.1x FY 2020's estimates. Based on dividend yield theory and the MARR analysis shares appear to be on the lower end of fair value.
That being said, I'll be holding off purchasing shares of BlackRock until the share price retreats back to ~$430 or lower. It was less than two months ago that shares were trading less than $420. I believe at that point the likelihood of generating at least 10% annual returns would increase assuming that growth doesn't drastically improve from current expectations.
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, but may initiate a long position in BLK over 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.
Additional disclosure: I am not a financial professional. Please consult an investment advisor and do your own due diligence prior to investing. Investing involves risks. All thoughts/ideas presented in this article are the opinions of the author and should not be taken as investment advice.


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we remembered that we knew how to make buttons on websites... so we did some research.
we learned that lots of people have had trouble connecting virtually.
so no, we can't save lives, but we might help save that [virtual] first date.
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Write a program that uses a single asynchronous filesystem operation to read a file and print the number of newlines it contains to the console (stdout), similar to running cat file | wc -l
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The full path to the file to read will be provided as the first command-line argument.
The solution to this problem is almost the same as the previous problem except you must now do it the Node.js way: asynchronous.
Instead of fs.readFileSync()
you will want to use fs.readFile()
and instead of using the return value of this method you need to collect the value from a callback function that you pass in as the second argument. To learn more about callbacks, check out: https://github.com/maxogden/art-of-node#callbacks.
Remember that idiomatic Node.js callbacks normally have the signature:
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Throwback Thursday: ‘Pitch Black’ (2000)
Just about everyone knows about actor Mark Sinclair Vincent. Well, to be more precise, I actually mean, everyone knows the actor Mark Sinclair Vincent, who goes by the name Vin Diesel. From the ‘xXx’ movies to the ‘Fast and the Furious’ franchise to voicing everyone’s favorite alien conifer Groot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he’s a very recognizable face – and voice. He’s very good at playing the bad-ass role with his finely formed physique, deep voice, and cleanly shaved dome. If you’ve heard of the film’s sequels, ‘The Chronicles of Riddick’ or the even-more-simply-titled ‘Riddick,’ you might not be surprised to know that ‘Pitch Black’ came before it, either. But this is a strangely-tuned film “franchise,” so it’s possible that many people don’t know that the three are connected (and there’s even an animated adventure, ‘Dark Fury,’ that takes place in between the films as well).
As a fan of both science-fiction and horror – especially when the two come together – it’s little wonder that I’d find ‘Pitch Black’ an extremely intriguing option to revisit time and time again. The plot isn’t completely something new, but it does bring neat and interesting characters into a situation that none of us would want to be in and makes them all dance for the viewer. Okay – they don’t literally “dance”, but they definitely create the right kind of tone set with the atmosphere of the film.
Set in the distant future, a spaceship carrying a group of people (mostly settlers moving to new colonies) encounters a meteor shower and crash lands on an unknown planet, killing all but ten of them. The survivors, led by the second-in-command Carolyn Fry (Radha Mitchell), find themselves in a sweltering hot and arid landscape with constant sunlight from three orbiting suns. Fry has to not only help the survivors find food and water but also contend with a deadly criminal named Riddick (Diesel), who was being transported to a penal colony.  That time, of course, occurs as the survivors are stranded; Fry and her people have no choice but to cooperate with Riddick, who has surgically enhanced eyes to see in darkness. Can Riddick lead the group to safety and off the planet before they all become dinner for the creatures?
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Looking back, can you see how God was present with you in that moment or the time that followed?
Although our moments of tragedy and grief often seem frozen in time, the good news is that life does continue once they have passed. It’s a good thing—for Naomi and for us—that there’s always more story to be written.
Pray About It
As you pray with your Bible open to Romans 8:35-39, reword these verses by inserting descriptions of your own experiences. Thank God that He is bigger than all you struggle with and that nothing will separate you from His love.
Act on It
Reach out to someone who is grieving. If you know someone who has recently lost a loved one, send a note of condolence and encouragement.
Think back to those who have suffered losses a year or two years ago. Although the memory may seem far away for you, it may still be very fresh for those closest to the person. Reach out to them with a call, e-mail, or letter, letting them know you remember their grief.
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16 But Ruth replied, “Don’t urge me to leave you or to turn back from you.  Your people will be my people and your


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UK resilience programme evaluation: second interim report
This report presents interim findings from the UKRP evaluation, which looks to improve children's well-being by promoting accurate thinking.
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There's a memory etched in my mind. I can't say hold old it is, maybe 10 years, maybe 20. It takes place in a grocery store, with a mother and child, in the same isle as me. They are likely immigrants, possibly refuges. They don't look healthy. In one hand the mother is holding a bill, maybe $5. Clearly the only money she has with her. In the other maybe 1 or 2 food items. The child, younger than me, is trying to reach for the peanut butter. The mother won't let him (it probably cost more than $5 by itself).
I love peanut butter. I've eaten a lot in my life, both before that moment and after. Despite the modernization (processing) of most brands, it remains a healthy choice. In the face of worldwide malnutrition, peanut butter is down right king - cheap requiring no refrigeration or preparation, delicious, and nutritious.
If I could go back in time, I would pay for their peanut butter. I want this image out of my mind.


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The Center for Performing Arts is a location for artists, community members, and students of many interests and disciplines to gather and develop their work. As an organization, the Center is dedicated to the vitality of the creative process and supports practitioners from a range of traditions to teach, learn, workshop, and practice in order to sustain their work/life and become creative and contributing members of their communities.
The Center for Performing Arts was constructed as a convent for Incarnation Catholic Church in 1913. Well-suited to house artist’s studios, dance studios, offices and meeting spaces, in 1995 the arts center project was conceived of and converted into its current use by Jackie Hayes with support from community members and artists.
Since then, the Center has provided hundreds of individual dancers, theaters, movement practitioners, performance companies, dance companies, bodyworkers, therapists, and teachers with affordable office, rehearsal and audition space.
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A wonderful dessert for Boxing day that's packed with festive flavours but a little lighter than most Christmas fare. Plus, the ice cream is a great way to use up any leftover Christmas pudding.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a 24cm/9½in loaf tin, an ice cream maker, food processor and a blender.
For the ice cream, make a custard base. In a pan, bring the milk and cream up to the boil. In a bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and sugar until pale. Pour the milk and cream over the yolk mixture and whisk together. Place back into a pan and cook over a low heat (to reach 82C/180F on a cooking thermometer) until the custard is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.
Add the glycerine, if using, to help prevent ice crystals forming during freezing. Pour the hot custard over the crumbled Christmas pudding and stir to mix. Pour the mixture into an ice cream maker, churn according to manufacturer's instructions and freeze.
For the cake, put the unpeeled oranges in a pan with a lid. Cover with cold water, bring to the boil and simmer for 1½-2 hours, or until the skins are soft and the insides broken down.
Drain and, when cool enough to handle, cut each orange in half and remove the seeds. Chop everything finely — skins, pith, fruit — in the food processor.
Preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3 and grease and line a 24cm/9½in loaf tin or a 20cm/8in cake tin.
Weigh the orange pulp and keep 450g/1lb (discard the rest). Place back in food processor with all the dry ingredients and add the eggs one at a time until you have a smooth batter.
Pour the cake mixture into the prepared tin and bake for 1 hour -1 hour 20 minutes, or until the sides start to come away from the tin. Check the cake after 40 minutes and cover with aluminium foil to stop the top burning.
Remove the cake from the oven and leave to cool on a wire rack. When the cake is cold, remove it from the tin.
For the sauce, add all the ingredients to a saucepan and place over a low heat until simmering. Continue to cook until the plums are very soft and almost a purée.
Remove the cinnamon stick. Blend the spiced plums in a blender until smooth. Pass through a fine sieve into a bowl and set aside until needed. If you find the purée too thick, add a little water.
Serve the cake in slices with a scoop of ice cream and a drizzle of sauce.


Ruby is a Object Oriented Programming Language. An object-oriented program involves classes and objects. A class is the blueprint from which individual objects are created. In object-oriented terms, we say that your bicycle is an instance of the class of objects known as bicycles.
Take the example of any vehicle. It comprises wheels, horsepower, and fuel or gas tank capacity. These characteristics form the data members of the class Vehicle. You can differentiate one vehicle from the other with the help of these characteristics.
A vehicle can also have certain functions, such as halting, driving, and speeding. Even these functions form the data members of the class Vehicle. You can, therefore, define a class as a combination of characteristics and functions.
Ruby provides four types of variables:
- Local Variables: Local variables are the variables that are defined in a method. Local variables are not available outside the method. You will see more details about method in subsequent chapter. Local variables begin with a lowercase letter or _.
- Instance Variables: Instance variables are available across methods for any particular instance or object. That means that instance variables change from object to object. Instance variables are preceded by the at sign (@) followed by the variable name.
- Class Variables: Class variables are available across different objects. A class variable belongs to the class and is a characteristic of a class. They are preceded by the sign @@ and are followed by the variable name.
- Global Variables: Class variables are not available across classes. If you want to have a single variable, which is available across classes, you need to define a global variable. The global variables are always preceded by the dollar sign ($).


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This pops up when you {_long-press} a {_program} {_button} on the {Programs_screen Programs} screen, and shows:
As with all popups, you can dismiss it by clicking or tapping in the dimmed area around it, or on its title.
The name can be modified by clicking or tapping within the name box, and using the keyboard to edit the name. Press Enter to accept the new name, and you'll see the timestamp change to the present.
If the modified program is also the {_current_program}, this only changes the stored program, thus introducing a discrepancy between the two.
The description can be modified in a similar manner. Since this may have multiple lines, Enter starts a new line, but two Enters at the end accepts the change.
The timestamp shows when the program was created or most recently modified, with 100\us resolution.
The "select" button does the same as tapping the program button on the main screen.
The "store" button stores the current program under this program number.
The "exchange" button exchanges the current program with this stored program. The current program number doesn't change.
The "store stash" button stores the stashed program under this program number. This is whatever was previously "stashed" in the {Current_program_popup}.
The "delete" button deletes the stored program, turning its button gray.
The various "link" buttons set the {_link_program link} parameter in the current program to refer to this stored program, and sets the link mode. The seven choices are:
| link upper | The portion of the keyboard below the keyboard split point plays the Main program, and the upper portion plays the Link program. | |
| link upper unison | The entire keyboard plays the Main program, and the upper portion also plays the Link program. | |
| link unison | The entire keyboard plays both the Main and Link programs. | |
| link lower unison | The entire keyboard plays the Main program, and the lower portion also plays the Link program. | |
| link lower | The upper portion of the keyboard plays the Main program, and the lower portion plays the Link program. | |
| link external | The internal keyboard plays the Main program, and an external keyboard plays the Link program. | |
| link internal | An external keyboard plays the Main program, and the internal keyboard plays the Link program. |
The last two require that an external keyboard be connected to the serial MIDI port or one of the {_USB_host_port USB host ports}, and that the global {Global_midi_link_in MIDI Link Input} parameter select a channel on that particular port.
The "sequence program" button sets that {_parameter} in the current program to refer to this stored program. This means that when the {_sequence_program Sequence Program} footswitch is pressed, this program will automatically be selected.
Note: if the current program isn't otherwise modified, changing the sequence program parameter also stores the current program after making the change, since this parameter isn't useful except if it is made part of a stored program. If the current program has already been modified, it isn't automatically stored, since it is up to you whether you want those other modifications to be stored or not.
When you select a program to link to (or a program to sequence to), it matters whether the current bank selection at the top of the Programs screen is a number, or current. If it is current (the usual case), the link (or sequence program) parameter is set to a one- or two-digit number, with no bank number specified, indicating a reference to the bank containing the current program. If a bank number is highlighted, then the parameter is set to a three-digit number, in which the bank is explicit.
The difference is important if you later store or move the program to a new bank. If the bank number is only one or two digits, then it will refer to the new bank, and perhaps the wrong program. On the other hand, if you are likely to move an entire bank of programs, by saving them to a flash drive and then reloading them into a different bank, then one- and two-digit bank numbers are correct, since the targets will have been moved too. If you want a 3-digit program number, you must explicitly select the appropriate bank button at the top of the screen before displaying the popup.


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As of 10 May 2004, the Ministry of Health, Burkina Faso has reported a total of 25 suspect cases of yellow fever in the districts of Bobo-Dioulasso and Gaoua. Of the 16 samples collected, 4 were laboratory confirmed by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Yellow Fever, at the Institut Pasteur, Dakar, Senegal. The 4 confirmed cases were from Bobo-Dioulasso.
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