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BlackBerry: Still Unworthy Of Investing
by Michael Wiggins De OliveiraSummary
- I question BlackBerry's GAAP vs. non-GAAP revenues.
- Looking at BlackBerry's revenue drivers.
- Why investors should avoid this investment.
Investment Thesis
BlackBerry (NYSE:BB), today, a former shadow of itself. It has fallen by nearly 50% since I first argued that investors should sidestep this investment.
Source: author's coverage
Having said that, what matters for investors today is what happens going forward and not looking back.
For new readers, I'll note that I specialize in deep value. In essence, I pick out securities that have fallen in value where I attempt to selectively choose stocks that are most likely to succeed in turning around, meanwhile buying them cheap in the expectation to sell them higher.
On balance, I find that BlackBerry is more likely to cause investors to realize further losses in the future than strong upside potential.
Accordingly, even though BlackBerry is cheap today, it is likely to go onto to become cheaper in the future.
Where Is The Growth?
The graph below notes BlackBerry's GAAP revenues:
Source: author's calculations
The problem for investors is that this revenue growth rate is not supportive of a company trading for approximately $3 billion market cap. Consequently, in an attempt to bolster its revenue under the premise of providing investors with more leading indicators, BlackBerry focuses investors' attention on its non-GAAP revenues instead.
For example, for Q2 2020, BlackBerry's adjusted revenue growth hit 22%. However, its GAAP revenue, as the graph above shows, is more muted at 16%. Readers can no doubt perceive the problems. A company growing at 22% and a company growing in mid-teens are two very different sorts of companies.
Digging Into Its Growth Drivers
Moving on, depicted below are BlackBerry's main revenue segments:
Source: author's calculations
The problem for BlackBerry is that it derives more than half its revenues from its IoT revenue sources. However, this segment is posting unimpressive growth rates.
Source: BlackBerry's Q2 2020, Y/Y revenue comparisons.
BlackBerry's latest result demonstrates that, rhetoric aside about BlackBerry 'retooling' its sales force, the numbers largely speak for themselves.
Cybersecurity: Very High Demand
It should be noted that BlackBerry's CEO John Chen was absolutely correct to recognize that cybersecurity would be an explosive sector in high demand going forward.
The problem for shareholders is that, with the passage of time, it appears increasingly likely that, in an effort to participate in this sector at any cost, BlackBerry may have overpaid for Cylance. What makes me say so?
Firstly, deploying $1.4 billion in cash for Cylance, a company that is unlikely to generate $180 million in revenues in fiscal 2020, is a steep premium.
Secondly, Cylance's sequential GAAP growth appears to be less 10%. For such a small enterprise to already be tapering its revenue growth rates in a rapidly expanding sector, it does bring into question the value proposition of this asset?
Valuation - Is This A Value Trap?
Howard Marks declares that there is no such thing as a value trap, that either business has value or it does not.
(Source)
Rather than getting caught up in semantics, I believe the correct process here is rather than question whether or not BlackBerry has any value left, the process is to defer our thought process to Charlie Munger:
(Source) Invert, always invert.
How much could a business, which is growing in the mid-teens, which is barely GAAP profitable, could be worth if said business's revenues reach around $1.2 billion?
That would be a much more interesting answer. But my fundamental belief is that this business is not worth paying up 3 times its forward revenues.
The Bottom Line
BlackBerry has numerous moving parts. However, I have attempted to simplify the investment process by pointing out vitally important questions, such as what are its go-forward growth rates and potential rewards for shareholders who are asked to pay up more than $3 billion to participate in this opportunity.
Looking For Strong Returns?
Even though BlackBerry is terrific, numerous studies have shown that it is difficult to beat the market with popular names.
Meanwhile, by being extremely selective and investing in less popular companies, your chances substantially improve.
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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.


Which university should you choose in The Sims 4?
by Joanna NeliusWhich Sims 4 university should you attend? Two colleges, both alike in dignity, in fair Britechester, where we lay our scene—okay, you might not study Shakespeare at either of the Sims 4 new colleges in Discover University, but both are respectable institutions to help your sims to expand their knowledge and get a headstart on their careers—whether your sim has an affinity for art or a knack for programming, both cater toward a variety of skills, interests, and personalities.
You can choose your Sims 4 college based on how the campus looks, since both offer the same degrees. But if you're the over-achieving type, you might want to choose your college based on what distinguished degrees they offer. Anyone can get into college if they apply, but only the best of the best can get a distinguished degree.
Getting a degree before you enter the workforce lets you start your chosen career at a mid-level with a signing bonus; your daily pay, job performance, and vacation days are also increased. But if you earn a distinguished degree, you start your career at a high level. So, if you have a career goal in mind for your sim, getting a distinguished degree will get them to the top faster.
University of Britechester
The University of Britechester is your Ivy League-esque college, complete with bricked-facade buildings strewn with ivy. It has a long and esteemed educational history, teaching students from all walks of life, even royals. Well-known for its humanities programs, creative minds and book lovers will get the most from a Britechester education.
Career paths based on degree, regular or distinguished:
- Art History: Arts Critic, Patron of the Arts, Trend Setter
- Communications: Charity Organizer, Journalist, Management
- Culinary Arts: Chef, Food Critic
- Drama: Actress, Comedian, Internet Personality
- Fine Arts: Freelance Artist, Master of the Real, Musician, Stylist
- History: Judge, Officer, Politician
- Language and Literature: Author, Freelance Writer, Private Attorney
Foxbury Institute
Foxbury is known for molding the minds of future tech entrepreneurs and criminal masterminds. It's the newer of the two colleges and its distinct architecture is defined by sharp geometric lines. If you want to create the next big thing in tech—or steal it—you go to Foxbury.
Career paths based on degree, regular or distinguished:
- Biology: Bodybuilder, Doctor, Marine Biologist
- Computer Science: Computer Engineer, Freelance Programmer, Oracle, Start-up Entrepreneur
- Economics: Administrator, Environmental Manager, Investor
- Physics: Mechanical Engineer, Scientist, Space Ranger
- Psychology: Covert Operator, Detective, Diamond Agent, Professor
- Vilinary: Boss, Interstellar Smuggler, Villain
Note that not all career paths will be available with the base game or Discover University. You must own the appropriate pack to have access to some of these careers. For example, Marine Biologist requires the Island Living expansion pack and Critic careers require City Living.


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The Horse Whisperer (1998) 1 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Robert Redford, Kristen Scott Thomas and Scarlett Johansson.
All the action in The Horse Whisperer occurs within the first five minutes of the film: A tragic accident while riding leaves one girl dead, costs another her leg, and severely injures a prize horse.
Unfortunately, the movie still has about two hours and 40 minutes to unspool, and most of that is taken up with picture-postcard scenery, and long stretches where nothing happens. Nothing, that is, except for a man staring at a horse, and the maimed and scarred equine staring back.
But this is no ordinary man. He's Tom Booker, the horse whisperer. He doesn't help people with horse problems. As he says, he helps horses with people problems. And this is no ordinary actor portraying this rugged individualist. It's larger-than-life, face-as-craggy-as-a-Rocky Mountain Robert Redford.
The Horse Whisperer is a pretty movie. Redford who also produces and directs the movie, based on Nicholas Evans' best-seller, must have incurred a fuel bill running into the hundreds of thousands. Every five minutes it seems a sequence segues into an airborne view, celebrating the vast landscape, the great outdoors, the beauty of nature.
OK, OK, Mr. Redford - environmentalist and conservationist - we get the idea. Open ranges, crystal-clear water and unpolluted sky, good.
Only after so many snowy peaks and rolling hills, it becomes tedious and repetitious.
Redford the director relies on Redford the superstar to carry the picture. This is the first time Redford has directed himself and, unfortunately, he just loves to watch himself do nothing. Of course, he looks sexy - even at 60 - standing in those worn jeans, cowboy hat perched atop his head, even though he is beginning to show his age, especially in several of his many close-ups
The script, adopted by Oscar-winner Eric Roth (Forrest Gump) and Richard LaGravenese (The Bridges of Madison County) is rife with homespun homilies. Redford's Booker talks like a cowboy Master Po from the old Kung Fu TV series rather than a real person. He is a saint, overly patient, infinitely understanding, and something of a bore. But so are most people who are too good to be true.
Kristin Scott Thomas as Annie, the driven magazine editor who drags her injured daughter and wounded horse to Booker's Montana ranch, is not a very likable character. She is a bit snobbish, demanding, condescending and thoughtless. Her transformation to all-American mom seems more plot device than a natural evolution.
Only Scarlett Johansson as Grace, the young girl trying to regain her life and spirit, is believable. She is petulant, sarcastic and rude - an ordinary teen-ager. But her gradual transformation seems more believable.
The developing romance between Booker and Annie appears forced. No reason is given for the supposed estrangement between Annie and her husband, Robert (a wasted Sam Neill). What could attract this laid-back cowboy philosopher to this self-absorbed woman is never made clear.
Redford is usually a no-frills director. Like fellow actor Clint Eastwood, his style eschews fancy camera angles and tricks. But for The Horse Whisperer, Redford has become self-indulgent. He takes his time telling his story. And it seems he has adopted the attitude that since he's Robert Redford, Icon, his audience will simply follow and accept this because he has something important to say.
To paraphrase a legendary show biz adage: If you want to send a message, call Western Union.
The Horse Whisperer, like Redford's A River Runs Through It, is a beautiful movie to watch, thanks to cinematographer Robert Richardson. But what the movie needs is a film editor who can stand up to its star-director-producer and convince him to trim about 45 minutes.
Evans' original story, as well as Redford's pro-Earth campaign, are lost in unending travelogue-like vistas of distant horizons, majestic mountain peaks and dazzling sunsets.
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Vacation
Hoping to bring his family closer together and to recreate his childhood vacation for his own kids, an adult Rusty Griswold takes his wife and two sons on a cross-country road trip to Walley World. Needless to say, things don't go quite as planned.


This week we learned how to solder. I made a small electronic that turns on an LED whenever noise is sensed. We also used bread boards.


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6.0 mg |
oral |
DOM |
(capsule) |
4:30pm. White powder in a capsule, ingested orally, known to be 6mg DOM. Setting was a largish private party (~50 ppl) outdoors and indoors, featuring live music and freaky halloween costumes. My partner ingested a similar amount at the same time.
I feel the slightest effects at T+30 minutes; at T+1 hour I can definitely feel it working: mood elevation mostly. Then i notice the colors! The trees are magnificent! Well, aren't they always? But more so than usual :). The body load is negligible. I play some baseball, socialize a little, cook dinner. Eating food at T+3 (approx.) feels good. I'm actually hungry, which is unusual for me on psychedelics. Definitely in a nice zoomy headspace, nothing is too intense and it all feels good.
Socialize at party for the next few hours. At T+7 I can definitely tell that I've come off a peak of a very gradual sort. It's a gradual flow to baseline over the next few hours. I fall asleep at T+11 hours.
For the next two mornings, it's really difficult to wake up.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| ctfile | Creator Tools LUA File Utilities File
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| ctgroups | Creator Tools LUA Group Utilities File
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| ctinstrument | Creator Tools LUA Instrument Utilities File
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| ctmap | Creator Tools LUA Mapping Utilities File
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| ctmir | Creator Tools LUA MIR Utilities File
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| ctutil | Creator Tools LUA Utilities File
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| ctwav | Creator Tools LUA Wav
Library for simple audio reading, writing and analysing. |
| ctzones | Creator Tools LUA Zone Utilities File
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Software craftsman with over 8 years of experience in shipping web applications using Ruby on Rails. Currently working at Shopify. Previously co-founder of CrowdStudio.in.
Skills
- Proficient: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Test Driven Development, Git, Vim.
- Actively used: MySQL, Javascript, front-end development.
- Currently learning: Elixir, Phoenix framework.
- Previously used: MongoDB, PostgreSQL, C, PL/SQL.
Experience
Led the product development of CrowdStudio.in - a curated logo and graphic design marketplace for startups and small businesses. Developed the website using Rails, improved its usability and SEO performance and deployed the application on AWS. The application uses Rails and MongoDB.
Worked with the application development team at Ford on adding new functionality to an inventory management and order processing system used internally by Ford dealers. Was involved in adding new features and customizing the application for deployment to a new region. Used C, PL/SQL, and Oracle Forms and Reports in the project.
Worked on Fedena, an open source school management system. Involved in the design, development and deployment of the early versions of the application. Worked with Ruby, Rails, MySQL and front end development on the project.
Joined as a trainee and completed a 3 month long introductory training program on software development.
Community
- Rubyconf India: Helped organize the 2016 and 2017 editions of the conference in Kochi.
- Kerala Ruby: Started the Kochi Ruby Meetups in 2012; helped organize meetups and other Ruby events in Kochi till 2017.
- Chennai.rb: Helped organize the Chennai Ruby meetups between 2011-12.
Education
Completed Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Communication Engineering.


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Lecture 8: Simple model of evolution and introduction to sequence alignment¶
- Sequence alignment: each position in a sequence is treated as an independent character state. Alignments represent a hypothesis about homology of the sequences themselves, and positional homology across the sequences. Alignments are used in generating input for phylogenetic tree construction and database searching.
Local versus global alignments
Primary structure alignments: De novo alignment, Reference-based alignment
Secondary/tertiary structure alignments: Structure-based alignment
- Challenges in Phylogenetic Inference:
homoplasy: occurrence of similarities not due to common ancestry (convergent and parallel evolution)
unequal rates of evolution: mutations may occur more in certain branches of “the tree”
nonvertical evolution: a branching tree is often an oversimplification of actual evolutionary processes (e.g., due to horizontal gene transfer)
- Why molecular sequence data rather than morphological data?
cost of sequencing has dropped: now the cheapest data to collect for inferring phylogeny
discrete character states (4 nucleotides, 20 amino acids) makes molecular sequence data more straight-forward to work with than morphological data
Script to model sequence evolution¶
Here we’ll apply some of the above techniques to create a very basic model sequence evolution. You can copy and paste this code to run it on your own:
# import some functions from python's random module - these will
# be used in the modeling process
from random import choice, randint
# import some math functions from the numpy library (note that this
# isn't part of the python standard library)
from numpy import log10, average
# import argv from the sys module to support basic command line
# control of this script
from sys import argv
#####
# Start of function definitions
#####
def count_differences(sequence1,sequence2):
"""Count the number of differences between two sequences of the same length
"""
# confirm that the two sequences are the same length and throw
# an error if they aren't
assert len(sequence1) == len(sequence2), "Sequences differ in length"
# initiate a counter for the number of differences
result = 0
# iterate over the two sequences and count the number of
# positions which are not identical
for base1,base2 in zip(sequence1,sequence2):
if base1 != base2:
# this is a commonly used shortcut for incrementing a count
# and is equivalent to the following statement
# result = result + 1
result += 1
return result
def evolve_seq(sequence,
substitution_probability=0.01,
mutation_choices=['A','C','G','T']):
"""Return two child sequences simulating point mutations
An error occurs with probability substitution_probability
independently at each position of each child sequence.
"""
# Generate two lists for storing the resulting sequences
r1 = []
r2 = []
range_length = 10 ** (-1 * log10(substitution_probability))
for base in sequence:
if randint(0,range_length) == 0:
# a point mutation will occur at this position
# what's wrong with the following statement?
r1.append(choice(mutation_choices))
else:
# no point mutation at this position
r1.append(base)
if randint(0,range_length) == 0:
# a point mutation will occur at this position
# what's wrong with the following statement?
r2.append(choice(mutation_choices))
else:
# no point mutation at this position
r2.append(base)
# convert the lists to strings and return them
return ''.join(r1), ''.join(r2)
def main(root_sequence,generations,verbose=False):
# initial some values and perform some basic error checking
assert generations > 0, "Must simulate one or more generations."
# can you simplify the following test?
for base in root_sequence:
assert base != 'A' or base != 'C' or base != 'G' or base != 'T',\
"Invalid base identified: %s. Only A, C, G, or T are allowed." % base
# initialize a list of the previous generations sequences - this gets used
# in the for loop below. since we'll start with the first generation of
# children, root_sequence is the previous generation's sequence
previous_generation_sequences = [root_sequence]
# iterate over each generation (why do we add one to generations?)
for i in range(1,generations+1):
# print the generation number and the current number of sequences
print "Generation: %d (Number of child sequences: %d)" % (i,2**i)
# create a list to store the current generation of sequences
current_generation_sequences = []
# create a list to store the differences in each current generation
# sequence from the root sequence
difference_counts = []
# iterate over the sequences of the previous generation
for parent_sequence in previous_generation_sequences:
# evolve two child sequences
r1, r2 = evolve_seq(parent_sequence)
# count the differences in the first sequence (from root_sequence)
r1_diffs = count_differences(root_sequence,r1)
# append the count of differences to the list of difference counts
difference_counts.append(r1_diffs)
# add the new sequence to the list of this generation's sequences
current_generation_sequences.append(r1)
# count the differences in the second sequence (from root_sequence)
r2_diffs = count_differences(root_sequence,r2)
# append the count of differences to the list of difference counts
difference_counts.append(r2_diffs)
# add the new sequence to the list of this generation's sequences
current_generation_sequences.append(r2)
if verbose:
# if the caller specified verbose output, print the actual sequences
print " %s %d" % (r1, r1_diffs)
print " %s %d" % (r2, r2_diffs)
# print summary information: the average number of differences in the current
# generation from root_sequence
print "Mean differences %1.3f\n" % average(difference_counts)
# current_generation_sequences becomes the next generation's
# previous_generation_sequences
previous_generation_sequences = current_generation_sequences
# upon completion of all generations, return the last generation's sequences
return previous_generation_sequences
#####
# End of function definitions
#####
#####
# Start main execution block
#####
script_name, sequence_length, num_generations, output_filepath = argv
# generate a random sequence composed of ['A', 'C', 'G', 'T']
# of length sequence_length
root_sequence = []
for i in range(int(sequence_length)):
root_sequence.append(choice(list('ACGT')))
root_sequence = ''.join(root_sequence)
# run the simulation and get the final generation of sequences
sequences = main(root_sequence,int(num_generations))
# write the final generation of sequences to a fasta file
output_f = open(output_filepath,'w')
for i,s in enumerate(sequences):
output_f.write('>seq%d\n%s\n' % (i,s))
output_f.close()
#####
# End main execution block
#####


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Well, I took it at 11:00pm, by about 11:30 I started to feel like I had a light buzz from smoking weed. But when I began to walk, it was like I had taken robotussin.  It was kind of odd. Then I got into my bed, while my two friends stayed in the room(they also took the same amount) I am not sure what they were doing or what happened to them, because I think I fell asleep.
When I was 'sleeping' in my bed, I was looking at them with my eyes closed and could see their every movement, then I would open my eyes and they would be doing the exact same thing as I thought they were doing. So, then i was woken up the next day at 12:00 completely confused and I saw my girlfriend by my bed, she came in to wake me up. I fell asleep again. I woke up an hour and a half later. The entire day I was completely disassociative to what was happening, I didn't think that life was real.
Today, being two days after, I am still feeling like nothing is real. My hand are constantly shaking, i am seeing in trails. I feel as if I lost at least 20 IQ points. I am having a lot more trouble understanding things in school. Basically, this is hell, I will never do this again.  This should not be legal. IT is more dangerous than LSD or anything else. The only advice I can give, is never do this, EVER! Its not worth the experience or anything. Also, when I take my ritalin/concerta (methyphedidate) I get the robo walk back.
I love hallucinagenic drugs, I am fascinated by the altered consciousness, but this is the worst thing I can imagine. Please don't ever do it.
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java.lang.Object src.groovy.pl.burningice.plugins.image.engines.Action
class Action
Object allows to build chains of action It instance is pass as a parameter to closure that user define and pass to execute method as parameter
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def |
fileName
Name of output file It is always return as a result of action |
def |
loadedImage
Image that is set to manipulate |
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crop(def deltaX, def deltaY, def width, def height)
Method allows to crop specified region from image or delta is smaller than 0 or crop region dimension is smaller or equal zero or crop region is beyond the image |
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Method allows to scale image with approximate width and height Width and height of image will never be greater than parameters width and height but it could be lover (image could not be deformed) |
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text(Color color, Font font, groovy.lang.Closure typist)
Method allows to type text on image |
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Method allows to type text on image |
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text(groovy.lang.Closure typist)
Method allows to type text on image |
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public def crop(def deltaX, def deltaY, def width, def height)
public def scaleAccurate(def width, def height)
public def scaleApproximate(def width, def height)
public def text(Color color, Font font, groovy.lang.Closure typist)
public def text(Color color, groovy.lang.Closure typist)
public def text(Font font, groovy.lang.Closure typist)
public def text(groovy.lang.Closure typist)
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observation = self.step(0)["observation"]
if "Breakout" in self.env_id:
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Express T as a fraction.
T
(You can express this as any fraction - you don't have to simplify your answer)
The number T * 10 is in the the tenths place.
Since there is one decimal place, we simply put the number over 10.
The answer is fraction( T * 10, 10 )
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Express H as a fraction.
H
The number ( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0) is in the the tenths place.
The number ( floor( H * 100 )).toFixed(0) - ( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0) * 10 is in the the hundredths place.
This then becomes fraction(( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0), 10 )
+ fraction(( floor( H * 100 )).toFixed(0) - ( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0) * 10 , 100 )
Finding a common denominator: fraction(( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0) * 10, 100 )
+ fraction(( floor( H * 100 )).toFixed(0) - ( floor( H * 10 )).toFixed(0) * 10 , 100 )
Or more simply: Since there are two decimal places, we simply put the number over 100.
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Overview of Geoprocessing using Python
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This Four Bit Binary Adder model is one of the five benchmark circuits described in the SPICE3 Version e3 User's Manual (see information of package Spice3).
The model adds two 4-bit numbers (Number A and Number B). It has eight inputs where the first one is the lowest-order bit of the first number (Number A Bit0), the second is the lowest-order bit of the second number (Number B Bit0), the third one is the second-order bit of the first number (Number A Bit1) and so on. The Four Bit Binary Adder has four outputs where the first one (Sum Bit0) is the lowest-order bit, the second and the third one (Sum Bit1 and Sum Bit2) are the next two bits and the last one (Sum Bit3) is the highest-order bit. The picture illustrates the pin-assignment.
Inside the model the names of the inputs refer to the names in the picture as follows:
X1_p1_v --> Number A Bit0
X1_p2_v --> Number B Bit0
X1_p3_v --> Number A Bit1
X1_p4_v --> Number B Bit1
X1_p5_v --> Number A Bit2
X1_p6_v --> Number B Bit2
X1_p7_v --> Number A Bit3
X1_p8_v --> Number B Bit3
X1_p9_v --> Sum Bit0
X1_p10_v --> Sum Bit1
X1_p11_v --> Sum Bit2
X1_p12_v --> Sum Bit3
X1_p14_v --> Cout
The Four Bit Binary Adder is built out of two two bit adders which respectively are built out of two one bit adders. One one bit adder is build out of nine NAND circuits.
Please note, that the simulation time of the Four Bit Binary Adder can take several hours due to its immense size (e.g. 11387 equations).
The user is recommended to simulate from t=0 to t=1e-6s and observe the eight inputs (X1_p1_v, ..., X1_p8_v) and the four outputs (X1_p9_v, ..., X1_p12_v) and the carryout output (X1_p14_v).
The timing of the single transistors of the adder causes a delay which makes it hard to recognize the adder behaviour. Since the Four Bit Binary Adder is a SPICE3 benchmark, the circuit is not changed in order to see the adder behaviour in a better way.
Original SPICE3 netlist of the Four Bit Binary Adder:
ADDER - 4 BIT ALL-NAND-GATE BINARY ADDER *** SUBCIRCUIT DEFINITIONS .SUBCKT NAND 1 2 3 4 * NODES: INPUT(2), OUTPUT, VCC Q1 9 5 1 QMOD D1CLAMP 0 1 DMOD Q2 9 5 2 QMOD D2CLAMP 0 2 DMOD RB 4 5 4K R1 4 6 1.6K Q3 6 9 8 QMOD R2 8 0 1K RC 4 7 130 Q4 7 6 10 QMOD DVBEDROP 10 3 DMOD Q5 3 8 0 QMOD .ENDS NAND .SUBCKT ONEBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 * NODES: INPUT(2), CARRY-IN, OUTPUT, CARRY-OUT, VCC X1 1 2 7 6 NAND X2 1 7 8 6 NAND X3 2 7 9 6 NAND X4 8 9 10 6 NAND X5 3 10 11 6 NAND X6 3 11 12 6 NAND X7 10 11 13 6 NAND X8 12 13 4 6 NAND X9 11 7 5 6 NAND .ENDS ONEBIT .SUBCKT TWOBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * NODES: INPUT - BIT0(2) / BIT1(2), OUTPUT - BIT0 / BIT1, * CARRY-IN, CARRY-OUT, VCC X1 1 2 7 5 10 9 ONEBIT X2 3 4 10 6 8 9 ONEBIT .ENDS TWOBIT .SUBCKT FOURBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 * NODES: INPUT - BIT0(2) / BIT1(2) / BIT2(2) / BIT3(2), * OUTPUT - BIT0 / BIT1 / BIT2 / BIT3, CARRY-IN, CARRY-OUT, VCC X1 1 2 3 4 9 10 13 16 15 TWOBIT X2 5 6 7 8 11 12 16 14 15 TWOBIT .ENDS FOURBIT *** DEFINE NOMINAL CIRCUIT .MODEL DMOD D .MODEL QMOD NPN(BF=75 RB=100 CJE=1PF CJC=3PF) VCC 99 0 DC 5V VIN1A 1 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 10NS 50NS) VIN1B 2 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 20NS 100NS) VIN2A 3 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 40NS 200NS) VIN2B 4 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 80NS 400NS) VIN3A 5 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 160NS 800NS) VIN3B 6 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 320NS 1600NS) VIN4A 7 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 640NS 3200NS) VIN4B 8 0 PULSE(0 3 0 10NS 10NS 1280NS 6400NS) X1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 0 13 99 FOURBIT RBIT0 9 0 1K RBIT1 10 0 1K RBIT2 11 0 1K RBIT3 12 0 1K RCOUT 13 0 1K *** (FOR THOSE WITH MONEY (AND MEMORY) TO BURN) .TRAN 1NS 6400NS UIC .control run set options no break *plot v(1) v(2) *plot v(3) v(4) *plot v(5) v(6) *plot v(7) v(8) *plot v(9) v(10) *plot v(11) v(12) *plot v(13) *print v(9) v(10) print v(11) v(12) v(13) .endc .END
The model is built out of several subcircuits which were described only ones and used several times.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| NAND | .SUBCKT NAND 1 2 3 4 |
| ONEBIT | .SUBCKT ONEBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 |
| TWOBIT | .SUBCKT TWOBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 |
| FOURBIT | .SUBCKT FOURBIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 |


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| ComponentID | System.Int64 | The unique integer representation of component. |
| Date | System.DateTime | The date of poll. |
| PercentAvailability | System.Double | The integer value that contains the component availability in percent. |
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %} Sight Words site {% endblock %} {% block jumbo1 %} Welcome! {% endblock %} {% block jumbo2 %} This is a website dedicated to helping kids learn and practice their sight words! {% endblock %} {% block body1 %}
List of references for practicing sight words with your child.


| WinAPI Wrapper |
The WPoint class extends the POINT structure with C++ functionality.
The WPoint class has the following functions:
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| WPoint | - | |
| ~WPoint | - | |
| operator+ | - | Adds fields of two points parallely. |
| operator- | - | Subtracts fields of two points parallely. |
| operator- (unary) | - | Calculates negative fields of the point. |
| operator+= | - | Adds fields of another point parallely. |
| operator-= | - | Subtracts fields of another point parallely. |
| operator== | - | Compares two points for equality. |
| operator!= | - | Compares two points for inequality. |


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A Group can have one of these types.
Role is either a User or a Group.
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Administrator's role name. Users in this role should have full access to all services in the system.
Virtual role for all authenticated users.
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Understanding Computer Network Security Part 1: Wireless Network Sniffing
Welcome to the first part in my newest series, "Understanding Computer Network Security", where I try and give a brief overview of the general topics of computer security, and how to protect yourself.
 Imagine you visit a website called generic-example.com. The first thing that is going to happen is your computer will send out a request asking generic-example.com for the homepage. Generic-example.com responds with the information that you requested and the process is pretty much complete. It seems pretty harmless, so lets look at a more dangerous example.
Imagine that website X wants you to sign up for their great new photo sharing service. You enter in your email and your desired password and your in, but not without caveats. When you submit your email
and your password to website X, your browser actually puts that information in the URL (it's how the data is transported), and then broadcasts it all across the wireless network you are on.
Wireless communications broadcast in all directions, indiscriminantly. Now anyone on your network will see a request being made to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. All data that gets sent over the internet gets sent in a format similiar to this. Bank accounts, credit cards, passwords, emails, SSN's, etc. All of it.
Ok, so I maybe massaged the truth a little bit for the sake of riling you up, there are ways of hiding your information from other people on wireless networks. It's called encryption. On a wireless network, there are two layers of encryption, there is the encryption that is generated when you enter the password for the network, this only occurs if you are on a password protected network, and anyone else who has the password can break this encryption protocol with little to no effort. The second form of encryption is called SSL, which stands for Secure Socket Layer. Use of SSL changes on a website to website basis, but theres a really easy way to tell. Almost all browsers in use now will have a green bar at the top, or a lock, or some form of reassuring security icon by the URL that will inform you that you are using safe browsing.
Not all websites offer SSL, and that's OK, it's not absolutely necessary for every site, but you should be aware that you should NEVER share credit card info with a site that doesn't use SSL, and you should probably pick different passwords for sites using SSL and sites that aren't.


23 Extended mouse interaction events, sensing clicking, dragging, hovering, etc. The “stopped” option triggers when all scripts are stopped, as with the stop button; it is useful for robots whose hardware interface must be told to turn off motors. A when I am stopped script can run only for a limited time. Extended broadcast: Click the right arrowhead to direct the message to a single sprite or the stage. Click again to add any value as a payload to the message. Extended when I receive: Click the right arrowhead to expose a script variable (click on it to change its name, like any script variable) that will be set to the data of a matching broadcast. If the first input is set to “any message,” then the data variable will be set to the message, if no payload is included with the broadcast, or to a two-item list containing the message and the payload. If the input is set to “any key,” then a right arrowhead appears: and if you click it, a script variable key is created whose value is the key that was pressed. (If the key is one that’ represented in the input menu by a word or phrase, e.g., “enter” or “up arrow,” then the value of key will be that word or phrase, except for the space character, which is represented as itself in key.)


Lone Druid
Tips
- Swap into Druid form if: You're healing HP (you're healing a larger percentage of your HP in Druid
form), you're running back or from base or running around from camp to camp in the jungle (you have
higher MS in Druid form), or you're trying for pro jukes (you can dodge stuns/attacks while you're
Transforming). Swap into Bear form if: Nearly everything else.
- Don't be afraid of letting your Spirit Bear wander away from you.
- If your Spirit Bear just died and you're on the losing end of a team fight, don't just cast it again in
the hopes that you can turn the fight around. Save it for when you respawn.
- You (or your team) can deny the Spirit Bear. You won't take any Backlash damage if you do.
- Hold on to your skill point for your level 4 Spirit Bear until you get into a skirmish. Entangle has a
5s cooldown and lasts for 3s on a hero. When you skill up the bear its cooldowns are refreshed, making
it possible to potentially double-entangle your target.
- Leveling up the bear also resets its blink damage cooldown timer, allowing you to blink it back or
immediately resummon it when you level it up.
- Whenever you Recall the bear, it always appears on the top-right of your hero, regardless of what
direction you're facing.
- You can use the Recall on the bear to disjoint things like projectile spells or auto-attacks or
tower shots.
- The Spirit Bear can use every rune except for Illusion runes. If it gets a Bounty rune, you'll get the
gold, but not the experience.
- Savage Roar gives you a guaranteed channel breaker. If someone's TPing in front of you, don't pray for
an Entangle, just cast Savage Roar to cancel it.
- Savage Roar won't move heroes who are Entangled, so you can cast it upon Rooting someone to prevent them
from casting any spells or using any items while rooted.
- At max level, Savage Roar lasts for 2.4s. A TP to the fountain takes 3s to complete. Keep this in mind when
escaping a gank.
- The Savage Roar cast is separate for both you and your bear, even though the cooldown is shared. If you're
getting stunned/silenced, you can bring your bear near you and have it cast Savage Roar to get enemies off.
- Savage Roar prevents the enemy from doing anything during its duration. This includes activating a BKB, using
Borrowed Time, Morph STR, or Agh Ursa using Enrage.
- The Spirit Bear can use TP scrolls/BoTs. After you get a Radiance or Agh, it may be worth keeping a TP on the bear.
Counters
- If you see that the Spirit Bear suddenly has full HP in lane, it's a great time to kill Sylla since he
probably just spawned a fresh one. If you manage to get him Bearless in lane, you just murdered his
early game. If you manage to get him Bearless before a push, you get a tower for free.
- Orb of Venom and Urn are items to consider if you want to mess with the Spirit Bear's Return.
- Killing the Spirit Bear will damage Lone Druid significantly. Sylla doesn't have much HP when he's not
in True Form and killing his Spirit Bear will make the hero lose 10% of his max HP. Plus, the bear is
worth a lot of gold.
- The easiest way to kill the Spirit Bear in the mid/late game is with minus armor. Medallion/Solar, Deso,
and AC are all good items against Lone Druid.
- Bully the Bear in the first few minutes of the laning phase. The Spirit Bear gets more HP, armor, MS, and eventually
magic resistance the more Druid levels. Don't worry about harassing the hero, just try to whittle down the Bear.
- Lifestealer is surprisingly effective at laning against Lone Druid since Feast lifesteals and damages a ton on the Spirit Bear.
- Lone Druid is one of those heroes that allows for easy level 1 Rosh attempts. If you see him and Ursa,
Lich, Wraith King, VS or a lot of other heroes, be sure to police the Rosh pit when you spawn.
- If Lone Druid is pushing your tower, try to save the glyph for when he triggers Battle Cry. The cooldown
is quite lengthy for him.
- Savage Roar is difficult to deal with as a melee hero, so try to bait it to avoid it. If Druid or the
bear are stunned, chances are he'll be mashing Roar, so back off right before the stun ends and you might be able to dodge the AoE.


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J. Candiello, T.S.P Grandhi, S.K. Goh, V. Vaidya, M. Lemmon-Kishi, K.R. Eliato, R. Ros, P. Kumta, K. Rege, I. Banerjee. "3D heterogeneous islet organoid generation from human embryonic stem cells using a novel engineered hydrogel platform." Biomaterials Vol 177, pp 27-39. (2018)
T. Richardson, S. Mathew, J. Candiello, S.K. Goh, P. Kumta, I. Banerjee. "Development of an Alginate Array Platform to Decouple the Effect of Multiparametric Perturbations on Human Pluripotent Stem Cells During Pancreatic Differentiation." Biotechnology Journal Vol 13, Iss 2. (2018)
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What is the difference between Margin, Border and Padding?
Margin is the area outside of a defined border, for e.g if you go to the Youtube homepage and continuously scroll upwards there is a black, blank area above the search bar. With margin properties you can set the margin for each side of an element.
Border is the outline or frame surrounding the content on a webpage. This can be seen as the grey box surrounding the Youtube search bar. Border properties in CSS allow for customization where you can change the style, width, and color of an element's border.
Padding is to create space around content (what people see in the browser), inside of defined borders. Again going back to the Youtube example, this is the difference between the border and content inside. With CSS you have full control, where you can use padding-properties to specify the padding of each side (e.g top, right, bottom, left) to your liking.


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