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Generally speaking, if a limit order is routed to a particular exchange but is not marketable (i.e. cannot be executed) on that exchange, but is immediately marketable on another exchange, an SEC-mandate rule called Regulation NMS requires the exchange who initially received the order to route the order to an exchange where the order is marketable. For example, assume a limit order to buy 100 shares of XYZ at $50 is first routed to the Direct Edge Exchange, but that the best offer for XYZ at Direct Edge is $51. Because the order included the limiting instructions to buy XYZ at $50 or less, the order is not immediately marketable at Direct Edge. If, however, 100 shares of XYZ are immediately marketable at the NASDAQ (i.e. offered at the NASDAQ for $50 or less) at the time the order was entered, Regulation NMS requires the Direct Edge to route the order to the NASDAQ for execution.
Flash trading is a controversial computerized trading practice offered by some stock exchanges wherein certain traders can utilize sophisticated, high-speed technology to view orders which are about to be routed from one exchange or trading platform (where the order is not initially immediately marketable) to another venue quoting at the best price (where the order is immediately marketable). Before the order is routed to an away market, information about the order is "flashed" or displayed (typically for less than 30 milliseconds) on the initial venue's proprietary data feed to those traders who subscribe to feed. Put more succinctly, a "flash" order refers to an order that an exchange posts for a fraction of a second to a select group of traders before the order is published on a rival venue. Traders who are privy to flash order information have the advantage of recognizing market movement and sentiment before the broader market (that includes us!). Thus, one of the primary regulatory concerns in connection with flash trading is that these anointed preferred traders with ultrafast computer technology can trade ahead of these orders and artificially affect the price of a security. In other words, they will benefit from better pricing than you and me. For example, if a preferred trader sees (is flashed) a buy order for a large block of stocks he may buy "ahead" of this order benefitting from information that you and I didn't have. This is called front running and is strictly prohibited by the SEC. Many institutional investors who were benefitting (so they thought!) from Bernie Madoff's strategy concluded he was front running because they refused to believe that he was running a Ponzi scheme.
Flash orders also benefit high frequency traders who seek to profit from liquidity rebates. Many exchanges and ECNs (Electronic Communication Networks) pay liquidity rebates (about one-third of a penny a share) to traders who "post liquidity." This simply means that traders get paid to route non-marketable limit orders (orders which do not receive immediate executions) to the exchanges that offer such rebates. Because these limit orders are not immediately executed, the exchanges may post or quote these orders to the public, either as a bid or an offer. Not surprisingly, exchanges that offer liquidity rebates typically charge fees to traders who "take liquidity," or execute trades against these posted limit orders. With a flash order, a trading firm can keep its order on a certain exchange for up to half a second without matching an existing buy or sell order on another exchange, which puts it in a position of a liquidity poster rather than a liquidity taker. This dynamic boosts the chance the flash-order trader will complete the trade on the exchange and obtain the rebate before the order is routed to an away market with a better price, in which case it will likely receive an immediate execution and be considered a liquidity taker, not a poster. In the above example, there is an inquiry as to whether there is a trader willing to take the other side of the $50 trade. Perhaps there is someone who wants to "get rid" of his shares quickly and does take the other side. The poster gets the rebate, the buyer gets his price and the exchange keeps the trade at home.
It should now be readily apparent that traders aren't the only ones who benefit from flash trading. Exchanges and ECNs that offer liquidity rebates attract order flow from traders seeking to profit from those rebates. The more limit orders an exchange can quote in a particular stock, the tighter the bid-ask spread is for that stock. A tighter spread means better prices, and exchanges that offer better prices attract even more contra-side order flow, and thus make more money from the resulting executions. In short, exchanges and ECNS utilize flash trading to maintain or increase market share, something the exchanges are constantly in a vigorous battle over.
As of 2009, flash trading represented 2.8 percent of the 9 billion shares traded in the U.S. Recognizing the potential impact posed by flash trading to retail investors, Mary Shapiro, chairwoman of the S.E.C., stated "Flash orders may create a two-tiered market by allowing only selected participants to access information about the best available prices for listed securities." For these reasons, and in the wake of the recent financial crisis, in September 2009 the S.E.C. proposed banning flash trading to balance the interests of long-term investors and short-term traders. As of the penning of this article, these proposals have not been implemented, though some venues have voluntarily ceased engaging in the practice. Accordingly, it appears that one of the silver linings to come out of this sub-prime/Bernie Madoff/Ponzi scheme debacle is that the SEC appears to be significantly more vigilant in protecting the rights of retail (Blue Collar) investors.
If there was a silver lining in the economic cloud it was lower gas prices, European countries handling their debt issues and Japan showing signs of recovery from its disasters.
BCI: Cautiously bullish but favoring predominantly in-the-money strikes because of the extreme volatility caused by the above issues.
Excellent radio interview today. I really enjoyed it.
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That site is my favorite…it gives you everything that most of the expensive sites or packages give you…and you, get it got free!
Very interesting article. First time I'm hearing of any positives associated with flash trading. It seems to provide a constructive service if the flash traders don't abuse it.
You state that institutional investors felt that Madoff was "frontrunning" and that this was illegal. Can you explain what you mean by this and why the SEC didn't take action?
I can answer the first part of your question but not the second. Madoff ran a brokerage company in addition to his investment fund. Many hedge funds and "fund of funds" (one fund incorporating many funds) invested with Madoff because of the unusual results he was (seemingly) obtaining. These players are quite knowledgeable and realized that a 16% return was attainable in normal market conditions but not in down or bear markets. They realized that something wasn't quite right but chose to ignore the obvious as they continued to collect these "profits".
Harry Markopolis, the Madoff whistleblower spoke with some these fund managers and tried to tell them that he was running a Ponzi Scheme but they felt that he was using his brokerage to get "advance notice" of large block trades and then trade ahead of these in his investment fund. This is illegal but not as aggregious as a Ponzi Scheme.
The SEC? Unprepared? Unqualified? Couldn't believe that the GREAT BERNIE would do anything illegal? Maybe a little of each.
I am I reading this right? ARMH has a ITM July 27C which pays 7.28% and a downside risk of 4.12%? This appears to be a no brainer. Am I correct in this calculation? Oh, I did not put it through the calculator yet was doing it on paper.
We do use the intrinsic value to "buy down" the cost of the stock.
The calculator will do all these calculations for you.
This is one of only a handful of stocks that passed our strict BCI screens this week despite the highly volatilie market environment. On April 21st, first quarter earnings was reported and boasted a revenues increase from $310M to $495M. Earnings per share rose from a loss of $0.04 to a gain of $0.50. Shares are nearing a 3-year high but the share price remains at a PE ratio of 12x forward eanings due to rising estimates. Fundamental evaluation also shows a positive price-to-book ratio of 2.9 and a return on equity ratio (ROE) of 16%.
This stock has been on our premium watch list for 8 weeks, has an industry segment rank of "B" and a beta of 1.64. Check to see if this equity deserves a spot on your watch list.
You are correct that there are 3 "categories" of strike prices. However, there may be more than 1 choice within each category and the single tab allows you to calculate up to 4 of these at one time. For example, for ARMH we see that the strike choices run in $1 increments and currently trades @ $28.14. The $28 strike would be considered the near-the-money choice. The $26 and $28 would be the closest strikes on either side of this. But you may also want to look at the $25 or the $29 or even a later date expiration. Bottom line: it gives you a little more flexibility in strike calculations should you be interested in more than the 3 basic choices.
Thanks, never thought of adding different strike points. Great info and the spreadsheet is fantastic. I was looking at ARMH for July and noticed it popped up nicely today. Will continue to monitor this one.
re: Keith's question about the theory Madoff traded ahead…Madoff told everyone he was using his broker-delaer to execute the trades for his hedge fund. The theory was that Madoff was able to use his broker-dealer to see other non-hedge fund-related order flow, and then executed trades for his hedge fund ahead of that flow. In fact, I believe one of the pitches Madoff made for his hedge fund was that he would not charge a management fee, and instead make money from the commissions charged by executing trades through his BD.
Can you offer your reasons for maintaining your "cautiously bullish" stance on the stock market given the recent volatility and depreciation.
There are a huge number of factors to consider when evaluating the future of the stock market. Some of these factors I report on in these weekly journal articles. But I always come back to what I consider the most important statistics (in my view) which are earnings and revenues of the companies whose stock we are purchasing. In this area, I remain bullish.
For example, in the recent earnings season, net income growth of the S&P 500 companies was a very strong 17%. Revenue growth was also bullish @ 8.5%. In addition, the revisions ratio for 2011 is a bullish 1.42 (many more positive than negative revisions) and even better for 2012 (1.67). Insitutional investors are willing to pay more for stocks that reflect these impressive earnings and revenues and that bodes well for the market in general.
One more point: One of the reasons I remain "cautiously bullish" but favor in-the-money strikes is that historically the S&P 500 is a bit sluggish May through October.
If an option expires worthless and you plan to use the same stock the next month which price do you use for the calculator, the original price or the current one?
Can someone explain why my broker account shows a minus sign in front of the cash I received from selling an option. Shouldn't it be a + sign?
I would use the current price, as if you bought it today, if you want to be able to compare it to a different stock trade. If you are just making a new trade, and don't care about a comparison, you can use your original price, just to be able to compare it to last month's result.
Are you sure the minus sign is in front of cash, or the value of the position. If you sell a call, you have a negative position. You will pay that amount to close the position at any given point in time. Long positions are shown as positive numbers and short positions are shown as negative numbers. If your cash position actually does show a negative it probably means that you have a margin balance which means you owe the broker that amount. This could be because the stock you bought exceeded the cash available, even after the option premium was credited to the account. I would call tha broker for an explanation.
It does appear as a positive number in the cash balance but a negative in positions. Thanks for the explanation.
It comes with experience. The part I like is, I sold it for $125. Now I can buy it back for $9, or wait until next week when it expires. Actually, sometimes, I prefer, I sold it for $125. Now I can buy it back for $300, or wait until expiration Friday and let it get called away.
Do you have any advise for my June covered call positions? Four out of 5 of my positions are in the red.
I have positions in EZPW (my one positive), PPO, RVBD, HOC, and PLCM. They were all fully passing selections from the weekly stock screen when I entered the positions. Since then the 4 losing positions have been up some days, but also down by as much as about 2 – 5%. I have set a maximum stop loss exit at -7%, which has not been hit by any of these positions.
Is this simply a very bad month because the overall market has been so bad?
When a stock goes down, the technicals erode. But as I evaluate the technicals to decide whether to exit, I'm not clear on how bad they should be before I exit the trade. I guess my main question is whether the bad technicals on these stocks should have triggered me to close any of these positions.
I am still studying your second book. I think the answers I seek are in there, but I am having a hard time deciding when to exit a position based on technical indicators.
Of course I don't expect you to fully analyze my situation and tell me what to do. I only provided my positions for reference. I wonder if you have some general advise or considerations (or just condolences 🙁 ) for my situation. I imagine many people are in this same situation given the down market of late.
When the market is volatile and declining (down 2% in May but in an overall uptrend) we start with stock and strike selection.
1- Selling an in-the-money strike will give you additional protection paid for by the option buyer. For example if a stock is trading @ $38, opt for the $35 strike, rather than the $40. Let's say that generates $4. The time value is $1 or a 2.8% return. The protection of that time value is 7.8% ($3/$38). The breakeven is $34.
2- The 20%/10% guidelines discussed in the BCI methodology dictates buying back the option @ $0.80 or $0.40 depending on the time within the contract cycle. Since both market and stock technicals are generally bearish, we would tend to roll down (can mitigate losses or turn losses into gains) rather than look to hit a double or even sell the stock if it is falling precipitously or if we learned of negative news specific to this stock. It would also apply if you added specific stop-loss rules. If you can manage down cycles in the market, your future in cc writing is quite bright.
I have been watching for positions to reach the 20%/10% guidelines. The 20% guideline may have been hit intraday on a couple of positions, but never at the time I was checking them.
I have been more concerned about whether there was some other indicator that I was missing that would tell me that I needed to close the position because it had gone bad. But maybe the point is that I should focus more on the 20%/10% guidelines and put less emphasis on the technical indicators Am I on the right track with this thinking?
Thanks a ton for sharing your expertise and experience!
Rule number one: This is a money making business. Treat it as such. You may love your wife. You may love your dog. You may NOT love a stock. It is a tool for making money. If the tool won't make you money, sell it. Buy another tool.
There are a couple of views that traders/investors use to make your decision.
One of your decision points should be "can I use this money to make a better investment, today?".
Last, but certainly not least, is setting a loss limit that you will stick to. We can make 1% to 3% a month. If we can do this 7, or 8, times out of 10, we will come out ahead, BUT, only if we pick a terminal loss point.
Here's how it works. You enter a position. Your "kill it" point is a loss of 7.5%. If we are taling about a covered call position, we are talking an overall loss, not on one leg, or the other. If you invested a net $10,000 in the trade, and the overall trade is down $750, you get out. You do not recalculate it. You do not look for an excuse to use 8%. You do not call Jim Cramer and ask if you should hang onto it. You set your "kill it and move on" level. Kill it, and move on. It is a business decision. Take your $9,250 and find another trade that will make you some money.
If you are inclined to hold onto the stock, run the screen tests. If you would not buy the stock based on the screens, you should not continue to hold onto it. Also, check the earnings reports. I held on for a second month without checking the earnings report date, and I paid dearly for it. Just treat the stock today as if it is a new purchase. Look to see if you can find a call with a decent return, based on today's price.
Think about it. If you were looking at a stock you did not own, which passed all of the screens, but didn't have an option that offered a reasonable return, you would not buy the stock. So, if you can't get a reasonable premium for a call for this stock, today, at this price, you would not buy it. If that is the case, then do not continue to own it. Move on. There are many other stocks out there which may offer a better opportunity for those dollars. Focus on the dollars. Will those dollars make you more invested in another stock, or remaining with this one? It's not your wife. It's not your dog. It's business. As Alan likes to say, those dollars are soldiers. You send them out into battle with the intent that they bring back some prisoners. If they aren't bringing in any prisoners, call them back, and send them out again, in a different direction.
I have seen some posts and also read about "Self-directed IRA's" in Alan's first book. Could someone please let me know, which brokerage firms offers this type of retirement accounts ?
What is the tax treatment and deduction limit for such accounts?I recently learnt that for traditional IRA's if you and your partner file married filing jointly, the IRA deduction begins to phase out when you reach $89,000 and tops out at $109,000 AGI. Does the same income limits hold good for self-directed IRA's as well?
In addition to covered calls, can we trade credit spreads (thanks to Owen for explaining this strategy in detail some months back, which I never knew about) in such accounts?
First, contrary to popular jargon, ANY Individual Retirement Account is self-directed. You put the money in. You pick decide what the money is invested in.
Now, that said, the expression "self-directed IRA" is being bandied about most often when people discuss using your IRA to invest in real estate, notes, closely held businesses, etc. You need an experienced and cooperative IRA custodian and there are not that many of them. I am not going to delve into this particular aspect of IRA investing for two reasons. One, this is an option trading discussion board. Two, it is very well covered in a book called IRA Wealth, by Patrick W. Rice, which is available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon for around $18.
Now, about stock and option trading. You are "self-directing" your broker to make your trades for you. Nobody is investing for you. Even if you pick a popular mutual fund, you made the choice of funds. Hence, the confusion over the term "self-directed".
There are currently two types of Individual Retirement Accounts which you can contribute money to, a conventional IRA and a ROTH IRA. The only requirement to be able to make an IRA contribution is that it must be EARNED income. Your tax return must show wages, or self-employment income of some sort. Rental income, and dividends and interest, do not qualify for an IRA contribution. There are limitations on conventional IRA contribution DEDUCTIONS if you or your spouse is a participant in a retirement plan at work. If neither of you has a retirement plan then the income limit does not apply. I urge everyone with an IRA, or who wants to open an IRA, go to the IRS website and download Publication 590. I use it as a reference all the time. The rules change so I get the new one every year.
The issue over what you can invest in is pretty much determined by the custodian. Many banks will only let you "invest" in a certificate of deposit. Some brokers will not let you trade options, and some will only allow covered calls. A few custodians will allow you to buy a house and rent it out, invest in a real estate partnership, or a local business.
Basically, the IRA investment limitations are very few. The Internal Revenue Code says you can't invest in collectables, such as artwork. You cannot invest in gold or silver bullion, except bullion coins issued by the US Treasury. And, you cannot use the IRA assets personally, or as collateral for a loan. That is pertty much it. There is no list of what you CAN invest in. There is only a list of what you CANNOT invest in. The rest is up to you to find a custodian who will allow you to do what you want. Charles Schwab currently does not allow option spreads in an IRA account. I am told it is coming by the end of the year, but it doesn't matter. Options Express will allow spreads, and Schwab is not going to screw it up when the merger is complete.
When a company announces a split does that have a positive, negative or no impact on the price in the short term? How important is this for selecting stocks for covered calls?
Schwab will be opening IRAs to spread trading later this year. I have been participating in a 2 year trial of the program. Due to the VERY CLOSE monitoring of the program manually, it has been limited to approx. 150 participants (+/-). Each trade is manually reviewed from open to close…with every step in-between checked and monitored.
I am told that the program will be limited to only 1 IRA account per person…not sure of household…and that it will launch later this year. This program launch has been delayed but I don't know why. I was on a waiting list for almost a year before I got into the pilot. So far, every trade was smooth without any problem of any kind.
Schwab is taking its' time to make sure they have a top notch program when they roll it out. BTW, I am not affiliated with them in any way…just a happy customer.
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If a stock has passed the strict BCI screens and then announces a split, I view it as another positive and an additional reason to give this equity serious consideration. This is because when the Board of Directors decided on the split (approved by share holders) it is usually due to price appreciation and the split will allow retail investors an opportunity to buy shares in 100 lot increments. Remember, "the trend is your friend". If the stock is not on your BCI watch list, check the chart to make sure that the board did not approve a split simply to attract attention to an underforming equity. There are still some investors who believe that a stock will move back to its original price after a split. Research has proven this untrue.
My intention is just to let you know that I am trying to be back online, with this post. My stroke seems to be behind me, but to advise and for whatever it is worth, I am not out of the woods yet. I have been looking in periodically of late, tho.
Speaking for the entire BCI community it's a treat to hear from you.
Speaking for me personally, you made my day!
Don, wishing you a speedy and full recovery!
Thanks for your reply. I guess your underlying message is that since I asked the same question you gave me the same answer. It wasn't my intent to ask the same question, but rather to ask something more specific on this same topic. To me really the only question of whether we can become success in covered calls is how we handle the losing positions. Everything in stock and option selection is so well laid out by the BCI system that it is difficult to do it wrong. But handling losing positions is something I am still struggling with and this month gave me a lot of opportunity to think about and practice handling them.
And I will keep doing this until I am consistently successful.
Sorry, Mark. I wasn't sure if today's post was from the same Mark.
Remember the opening scenes in the movie "War Games"? The human element should not be trusted. Well, if you create a trading plan, and stick to it, you will more likely be successful. There are many ways to create your own plan, but you should have one. You can set a loss limit that you will not exceed for all trades. You can set a price to get out for any trade, but set it at the time you open the position. It just shouldn't be "One more minute, one more hour, it'll turn around, I'm sure it will".
Welcome back. Great to hear from you.
Many retail investors are attracted to low-priced equities called "penny stocks" that usually trade under $5 and have low market capitalizations (# outstanding shares x price per share). Most fall under the heading of "microcaps" where the capitalization is between $50M and $300M. Some fall into an even smaller category called "nanocaps" that trade under $50M. These so-called penny stocks are speculative and risky but tempting because of the number of shares a small amount of cash can buy. This is a trap we should not fall into.
"You are a valued customer, and we thank you for trusting us with your brokerage needs. We truly care about helping you protect your investment account and financial security, so we're letting you know about the risks associated with microcap securities and a change that will affect these stocks.
Companies associated with the stocks may have no assets or operations.
Track records for the companies are often limited or unproven.
Products and services from these companies may only be in the development stages.
Because of these reasons, USAA will not trade, transfer-in or accept certain microcap stocks beginning June 24, 2011".
I wonder how many hard-working retail investors got burnt before USAA was motivated to make this decision. I'm impressed!
Wow. Good thing Citibank did a reverse split so they are no longer a "penny stock". Now, if they can just find a couple of high school kids who can design a good computer protection system against hackers….
I just did a search on Investools for covered calls and VXX came up. I researched it and understand it is an ETN based on VIX short term futures. Its is very liquid and offers a nice premium. Over its history since 1/09 it has plunged from 320 to below 20. It now looks like it has bottomed and is beginning to move up slowly. Its 3-day RSI is above 60. Is this a good potential covered call candidate?
Whichever underlying you select for your covered call positions we must all understand its nature and behavior so we can react appropriately should the trade turn against us. VXX is an ETN (exchange-traded note) which is the largest and most successful VIX product so we must fully understand what the VIX is. I have always presented the VIX as a measure of stock market volatility known as the "investor fear index". There is actually more to it than that. VIX is a weighted mix of the prices of S&P 500 index options which then determine implied volatility….how much are investors willing to pay to buy or sell the S&P 500? The more they are willing to pay, the higher the IV and the greater the uncertainty. Recently I have created charts showing the unpredictability of the VIX. VXX holds long positions in 1st and 2nd month VIX futures.
Generally, for covered call writing I prefer to analyze the underlying to the max before accepting it onto my watch list. That includes fundamental, technical and common sense analysis. With VXX we are betting on IV and that's about it. That's not enough for me but it does explain those juicy premiums. VIX futures also have features we are not familiar with like unusual expiration dates and how the associated products don't precisley relflect spot VIX pricing. In my view, this is a product best suited for sophisticated investors or retail investors who have a full understanding and are experienced with these products. There are so many great stocks and ETFs we can use for covered call writing why complicate matters with more complicated products?


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Q: Cytoscape can't add new label Is it possible to have (one?) more label for nodes?
I want to retrieve node Id, but not within Node Name.
Thx all

A: You could use the multiline-manual or multiline-auto style for labels. That way you can set the label to a string containing the labels with \n between them.

A: Finally i have found this solution.
In var elements:
var elem = {
        data: {
            id: idE,
            name: name,
            label: "#"+id+ " | " + name
        }

In css node:
selector: 'node',
        style: {
            'content': 'data(label)'

So i can retrieve name or id separetly as usual, but showing more node information.
Thx all

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Auburn, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Auburn: Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Auburn is a town located in the county of Worcester in the U.S. state of Massachusetts. Its population at the 2010 census was 16,188. After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 16,701 inhabitants.
Quick Facts about Auburn
Population : 16,701 (2020)
State : Massachusetts (United States)
County : Worcester County
Area : 42500000 km2
Time Zone : UTC−05:00
Location of Auburn on Massachusetts map.
Auburn Town Offices and Merriam Library Auburn MA
Auburn Town Offices and Merriam Library Auburn MA image
Auburn is located at 42°11'40"N 71°50'8"W (42.1945400, -71.8356300).
Auburn map
Official website of Auburn
The population of Auburn increased by 3.07% in 10 years.
2010 16,188 - census
2011 16,299 0.68% estimation process
2013 16,434 0.4% estimation process
2019 16,766 -0.01% estimation process
What is ZIP code for Auburn
Auburn zip code is 01501. County name: Worcester, County fips: 25027
Alternate Unofficial Names for Auburn
Auburn, Auburn Centre, awbrn masachwst, obeon, Аубурн, آبرن، میساچوسٹس, اوبرن، ماساچوست, 오번
People born in Auburn (9)
People born in Auburn, including actor Jeffrey Lynn, naturalist Jacob Whitman Bailey, basketball player Javier Mojica, .
Barbara Marois (American field hockey player) she was born in 01/03/1963
Dick Lamby (American ice hockey player) he was born in 03/05/1955
Pat Murphy (American baseball player) he was born in 02/01/1857
Elizabeth Noyce (American philanthropist) she was born in 07/10/1930
Tyler Beede (American baseball player) he was born in 23/05/1993
Zedekiah Belknap (American painter) he was born in 08/03/1781
Schools in Auburn
College & universities near Auburn, MA
College of the Holy Cross Worcester (MA) 01610-2395
Amtrak & bus stations near Auburn, MA
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Union Station 2 Washington Square RAIL
Framingham station 417 Waverly St. RAIL
Providence station 100 Gaspee Street RAIL
Route 128 station 50 University Ave RAIL
Amherst, Massachusetts 13 Railroad St. RAIL
Post offices near Auburn
Auburn Post Office Auburn (MA) 01501
Auburn , Washington city in Washington state, United States of America with a population of 81,024 people.
Auburn , Alabama city in Lee County, Alabama, USA with a population of 68,343 people.
Auburn , Mississippi city in Lee County, Alabama, USA with a population of 60,258 people.
Auburn , New York city in Cayuga County, New York with a population of 25,915 people.
Auburn , Maine city in Maine, USA with a population of 23,410 people.
Auburn , California city in California, United States with a population of 14,205 people.
Auburn , Indiana city in DeKalb County, Indiana, United States with a population of 13,617 people.
Auburn , Georgia city in Barrow and Gwinnett counties, Georgia, USA with a population of 7,902 people.
Auburn , New Hampshire town in the U.S. state of New Hampshire with a population of 5,626 people.
Auburn , Illinois city in Sangamon County, Illinois, United States with a population of 4,591 people.
Auburn , Nebraska city in Nemaha County, Nebraska, United States with a population of 3,342 people.
Auburn , Michigan city in Michigan, USA with a population of 2,069 people.
Auburn , Kentucky city in Kentucky with a population of 1,404 people.
Auburn , Kansas city in Kansas, USA with a population of 1,203 people.
Auburn , Ohio township in Tuscarawas County, Ohio with a population of 1,043 people.
Auburn , Pennsylvania borough in southern Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania with a population of 689 people.
Auburn , Iowa city in Sac County, Iowa, United States with a population of 302 people.
Auburn , West Virginia town in West Virginia, USA with a population of 88 people.
Other cities in Worcester County
Cities, Towns, Neighborhoods & Other Populated Places in Worcester County , MA. (more)
Worcester 184,570 County seat city in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Leominster 41,548 City in Massachusetts
Fitchburg 40,310 City in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Shrewsbury 38,910 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Milford 28,965 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Gardner 20,585 City in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Holden 19,259 Town in Massachusetts
Grafton 19,082 Town in Massachusetts
Westborough 19,063 Town in Massachusetts
Webster 16,822 City in Massachusetts, US
Southbridge 16,788 City in Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Northbridge 16,621 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Northborough 15,038 City in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Uxbridge 14,352 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts
Millbury 13,973 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
Clinton 13,952 Town in Worcester County, Massachusetts
Auburn distances to largest Massachusetts cities
City of Somerville
Framingham Center

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Oracle To Welcome 17 Startup Accelerator Participants At Oracle OpenWorld
Sasha Banks-Louie Brand Contributor
Oracle BRANDVOICE
Storytelling and expertise from marketers
Seventeen startups from around the world will showcase their digital innovations this year at Oracle OpenWorld, displaying everything from intelligent contact hubs for customer engagement to an innovation-and talent-sourcing platform to a maintenance application that uses deep learning to predict when industrial equipment is about to malfunction.
Participating startups were chosen from the first global class of the Oracle Startup Cloud Accelerator program, which gives select technology and technology-powered startups six months of mentoring and other kinds of support—including engagement opportunities with Oracle's more than 400,000 global customers. Thousands of applicants across more than eight countries applied for admission to the program, with judges from Oracle and industry executives scoring each company on the strength of its management team, its use of technology, and market traction.
Startups get ready to pitch at Oracle's Startup Cloud Accelerator in Bristol, England.
Visit the Innovation Stations
At Oracle OpenWorld, each startup will have a station within the Moscone North Innovation Studio, where the startups' founders and executives will be available to meet with the public and demonstrate their products. (They'll also be participating in speaking sessions, panels, and special events.)
Register for Oracle OpenWorld 2017
If you are one of the 60,000 business and technology professionals expected to attend Oracle OpenWorld San Francisco this year, here's who you'll meet and what you'll see in the Innovation Studio:
1Check (Paris, France): A mobile application that digitizes processes for hotels, campsites and resorts, nursing homes, apartment rentals, and school campuses. The application not only tracks cleaning and maintenance schedules but also provides curative and preventive-HR issue resolution, helps with inventory management, and monitors budgets and KPIs.
3DSignals (Tel Aviv, Israel): A predictive maintenance application that uses deep learning to analyze the sounds emanating from industrial equipment and then alert staff when a machine is about to malfunction.
Agorize (Paris, France): An open innovation platform that brings together companies to source innovation and talent worldwide and that spurs innovation through online hackathons, student internships, startup business plans, and internal projects.
Bonobo.ai (Tel Aviv, Israel): An artificial intelligence platform that helps businesses personalize the way they communicate with consumers through multiple channels including chatbots, voice assistants, smart electronic devices, and connected vehicles.
Dial-Once (Paris, France): An intelligent contact hub that digitizes consumer engagements to help companies improve customer care, lower call-handling costs, and provide web-enabled real-time communications (WebRTC).
Duel (Bristol, England): Machine learning and machine vision tagging technology to help retailers add visual content and social proof to every stage of the online customer's shopping journey. With engagements triggered post-purchase, Duel uses reward and gamified tools to motivate customers to create and share content about products.
ezeDox (Bangalore, India): A digital document and workflow management platform that allows organizations and individual users to access and store documents from anywhere. The platform provides digitally signed online applications, identity management such as eKYC enablement, storage, collaboration, categorization, tagging, browsing, and document sharing.
iGeolise (Bristol, England): A geospatial platform that makes maps and data searchable by travel time, rather than distance. The analytics tool also helps businesses determine catchment areas, plan business relocations, make portfolio plans, conduct proximity marketing, and manage supply chain logistics.
Interactive Scientific (Bristol, England): A virtual reality platform to help students and researchers conduct science simulations using interactive visuals and intuitive designs. iSci's product, Nano Simbox, brings to life atoms and molecules, allowing complex concepts to be easily visualized, explored, and understood.
Netshow.me (São Paulo, Brazil): A live-streaming platform that provides video infrastructure, live-broadcast software, and professional production services to companies around the world.
Nsof Networks (Tel Aviv, Israel): A cloud-native networking and security application that enables organizations to operate with speed, agility, flexibility, and scale to meet and exceed their goals now and into the future.
Rehash (Re#) (Bangalore, India): A post-sale lifecycle management platform for consumer products that aims to provide a technology consumer product manufacturers can use to digitize and automate activities from point-of-sale through repair, renew, resell, and recycle.
Runrun.it (São Paulo, Brazil): A work management platform for high-performance teams, enabling managers to increase their organization's productivity by tracking tasks, time, and performance metrics.
Toonimo (Tel Aviv, Israel): A smart audio-visual guidance platform that uses interactive interfaces, personalized overlays of human voices, and rich-media effects to provide a true concierge experience for training and education.
Weblib (Paris, France): Digital applications that connect, target, and expand the in-store and online shopping experience. Through tablets, apps, and Wi-Fi solutions, Weblib is aimed at helping the world's biggest retailers increase revenue and better understand consumers.
Zoomin (Tel Aviv, Israel): An enterprise software-as-a-service application that delivers personalized product documentation via just-in-time contextual information from user manuals, white papers, and community discussions.
"We are seeing huge progress among our startup accelerator participants," says Reggie Bradford, Oracle's senior vice president for the program. "There are exciting technologies emerging, pain-points being solved, and advancements happening across all sectors."
Sasha Banks-Louie is a brand journalist for Oracle.
Sasha Banks-Louie
An organic hay farmer and writer, Sasha Banks-Louie is a content strategist at Oracle, covering sales, marketing, and customer service issues, as well as startups and fa...


Follow us on a safari in to the kingdom of bears and moose. It will be an exciting outdoor experience in genuin wilderness of Sweden.
We visit bait sites for elk and there is a good chance to even see the bear. Other common species that we see are foxes, hares, grouse, beaver and birds.
The tour begin at Norrigården Wildlife Center in the late afternoon and we will start with some information about wildlife and the chances to see different species.
To maximize our chances to see the wild animals we will vary between driving and walking during the safari. We will stop at suitable places for picnic and we will also make a fire and enjoy a light evening meal. We return to Norrigården after sunset.
Recommended age for safari is 10 years. It may be late evenings depending on how animals show up. The level of difficulty is being able to walk on forest trails on uneven terrain and manage to sit in the car for an hour.
Take the opportunity to stay overnight in one of our lovely accommodations.


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Ha partecipato al gruppo EPMD, fu beatmaker per Das EFX, En Vogue, Blackstreet, Keith Murray, LL Cool J, Jay Z, Illegal, Redman. È conosciuto anche come The Green-Eyed Bandit, MC Grand Royal ed E-Double.

Biografia
Nel 1986 forma con Parrish Smith gli EPMD (acronimo per Erick and Parrish Making Dollars), che produce sotto l'etichetta Sleeping Bag. It's My Thing, con una vendita pari a  copie.

Gli EPMD si sciolgono all'inizio del 1993, segue una carriera da solista: il primo album è No Pressure e nel 1995 pubblica Double or Nothing.
Gli EPMD tornano nel 1997 con Back In Business.

Ritornato solista nel 2001, pubblica l'album Music, seguito da React nell'anno seguente, accompagnato dall'omonimo singolo. Nel 2004 esce Chilltown, New York.

Discografia
Album in studio
 1993 – No Pressure
 1995 – Double or Nothing
 2000 – Erick Onasis
 2001 – Music
 2002 – React
 2004 – Chilltown, New York
 2015 – E.S.P. (Erick Sermon's Perception)
 2019 – Vernia

Collaborativi
 2000 – El Niño

Singoli
 1993: "Hittin' Switches"
 1993: "Stay Real"
 1995: "Bomdigi"
 1996: "Welcome" (con Keith Murray e Aaron Hall)
 2000: "Focus" (con DJ Quik e Xzibit)
 2000: "Get Da Money" (con Ja Rule)
 2000: "Why Not" (con Slick Rick)
 2001: "I'm Hot"
 2001: "Music" (con Marvin Gaye)
 2002: "React" (con Redman)
 2003: "Love Iz"
 2004: "Feel It" (con Gregory Howard)
 2015: "Make Room" (con Sheek Louch e Joell Ortiz)
 2015: "Clutch" (con Method Man & Redman)

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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UK: At the end of 2005 a complex brüel tray washing and handling system on a grand scale was commissioned at Christian Salvesen's new RSU in Peterborough which Salvesen operate on behalf of the UK's leading retailer Tesco.
Complexity refers to the demanding performance specification for the system in terms of utilisation and maintainability. The system is required to operate for 20 hours a day, seven days a week all the year round and handle the full range of Paxton Maxinest trays both full and half size, i.e. in total 13 different tray types. Grand scale refers to the overall length of each of the two twin lane washers which are 32 metres long, excluding in-feed and out-feed conveyors, and the overall capacity of 9,600 trays and 120 pallets/hour.
The plant is situated in purpose built facilities that contain the tray washing plant with fully automated bale arm opening, tray stacking, palletizing and strapping equipment. Each of the two twin lane tunnel washers is equipped with pre-rinse, dissolve/wash, high pressure label removal, heated afterrinse sections and includes rotating screw filters installed on each of the four wash tanks together with a turbomatic drying system comprising 20 blowers/air knife units.
The in-feed of trays to the system is done manually on 8 loading lanes which merge into 4 wash lanes. The out-feed on each of the 4 lanes incorporates a bale arm opener, tray stacker and palletising/strapping unit. The bale arm openers and stackers are capable of handling 3 full size or 6 half size trays at a time.


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package routing

import (
	"testing"
	"time"

	"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/lnwire"
	"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/routing/route"
)

const (
	// Define node identifiers
	node1 = 1
	node2 = 2
	node3 = 3

	// untriedNode is a node id for which we don't record any results in
	// this test. This can be used to assert the probability for untried
	// ndoes.
	untriedNode = 255

	// Define test estimator parameters.
	aprioriHopProb     = 0.6
	aprioriWeight      = 0.75
	aprioriPrevSucProb = 0.95
)

type estimatorTestContext struct {
	t         *testing.T
	estimator *probabilityEstimator

	// results contains a list of last results. Every element in the list
	// corresponds to the last result towards a node. The list index equals
	// the node id. So the first element in the list is the result towards
	// node 0.
	results map[int]TimedPairResult
}

func newEstimatorTestContext(t *testing.T) *estimatorTestContext {
	return &estimatorTestContext{
		t: t,
		estimator: &probabilityEstimator{
			aprioriHopProbability:  aprioriHopProb,
			aprioriWeight:          aprioriWeight,
			penaltyHalfLife:        time.Hour,
			prevSuccessProbability: aprioriPrevSucProb,
		},
	}
}

// assertPairProbability asserts that the calculated success probability is
// correct.
func (c *estimatorTestContext) assertPairProbability(now time.Time,
	toNode byte, amt lnwire.MilliSatoshi, expectedProb float64) {

	c.t.Helper()

	results := make(NodeResults)
	for i, r := range c.results {
		results[route.Vertex{byte(i)}] = r
	}

	const tolerance = 0.01

	p := c.estimator.getPairProbability(now, results, route.Vertex{toNode}, amt)
	diff := p - expectedProb
	if diff > tolerance || diff < -tolerance {
		c.t.Fatalf("expected probability %v for node %v, but got %v",
			expectedProb, toNode, p)
	}
}

// TestProbabilityEstimatorNoResults tests the probability estimation when no
// results are available.
func TestProbabilityEstimatorNoResults(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := newEstimatorTestContext(t)

	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, 0, 0, aprioriHopProb)
}

// TestProbabilityEstimatorOneSuccess tests the probability estimation for nodes
// that have a single success result.
func TestProbabilityEstimatorOneSuccess(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := newEstimatorTestContext(t)

	ctx.results = map[int]TimedPairResult{
		node1: {
			SuccessAmt: lnwire.MilliSatoshi(1000),
		},
	}

	// Because of the previous success, this channel keep reporting a high
	// probability.
	ctx.assertPairProbability(
		testTime, node1, 100, aprioriPrevSucProb,
	)

	// Untried channels are also influenced by the success. With a
	// aprioriWeight of 0.75, the a priori probability is assigned weight 3.
	expectedP := (3*aprioriHopProb + 1*aprioriPrevSucProb) / 4
	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, untriedNode, 100, expectedP)
}

// TestProbabilityEstimatorOneFailure tests the probability estimation for nodes
// that have a single failure.
func TestProbabilityEstimatorOneFailure(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := newEstimatorTestContext(t)

	ctx.results = map[int]TimedPairResult{
		node1: {
			FailTime: testTime.Add(-time.Hour),
			FailAmt:  lnwire.MilliSatoshi(50),
		},
	}

	// For an untried node, we expected the node probability. The weight for
	// the failure after one hour is 0.5. This makes the node probability
	// 0.51:
	expectedNodeProb := (3*aprioriHopProb + 0.5*0) / 3.5
	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, untriedNode, 100, expectedNodeProb)

	// The pair probability decays back to the node probability. With the
	// weight at 0.5, we expected a pair probability of 0.5 * 0.51 = 0.25.
	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, node1, 100, expectedNodeProb/2)
}

// TestProbabilityEstimatorMix tests the probability estimation for nodes for
// which a mix of successes and failures is recorded.
func TestProbabilityEstimatorMix(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := newEstimatorTestContext(t)

	ctx.results = map[int]TimedPairResult{
		node1: {
			SuccessAmt: lnwire.MilliSatoshi(1000),
		},
		node2: {
			FailTime: testTime.Add(-2 * time.Hour),
			FailAmt:  lnwire.MilliSatoshi(50),
		},
		node3: {
			FailTime: testTime.Add(-3 * time.Hour),
			FailAmt:  lnwire.MilliSatoshi(50),
		},
	}

	// We expect the probability for a previously successful channel to
	// remain high.
	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, node1, 100, prevSuccessProbability)

	// For an untried node, we expected the node probability to be returned.
	// This is a weighted average of the results above and the a priori
	// probability: 0.62.
	expectedNodeProb := (3*aprioriHopProb + 1*prevSuccessProbability) /
		(3 + 1 + 0.25 + 0.125)

	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, untriedNode, 100, expectedNodeProb)

	// For the previously failed connection with node 1, we expect 0.75 *
	// the node probability = 0.47.
	ctx.assertPairProbability(testTime, node2, 100, expectedNodeProb*0.75)
}

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Taylor Swift was born on December 13,1989 in Reading Pennsylvania and spent most of her childhood on an 11 acre Christmas tree farm in Montgomery County, PA. She was named after James Taylor explaining, " My mom named me Taylor because she thought I would probably end up in corporate business and she didn´t want any kind of executive, boss, manager to see if I was a girl or a boy if they got my resume." Turns out she never needed a resume. Lucky Taylor! Swift´s first hobby was English horse riding. Her mother put her in a saddle when she was nine months old and only a few years later, she competed in horse shows. At the age of nine, Taylor turned her attention to musical theatre and performed in Berks Youth Theatre Academy productions of Grease, Annie, Bye Bye Birdie and The Sound of Music. She traveled regularly to Broadway, New York for vocal and acting lessons. However, after a few years of auditioning in New York and not getting anywhere, she became interested in country music.
At the age of eleven, after many attempts Taylor won a local talent competition by singing a rendition of LeAnn Rimes´s "Big Deal", and was given the opportunity to appear as the opening act for Charlie Daniels at a Strausstown amphitheater. She credits LeAnn Rimes as her main influence into a country music career. Swift stated on The Oprah Winfrey Show that she wanted to be a country singer after attending Rimes´ concert. Her music influences include Dolly Parton, Shania Twain, LeAnn Rimes, Patsy Cline, and her grandmother, who was a professional opera singer.
Taylor released her debut album "Taylor Swift" in October of 2006 and received positive reviews from music critics. The New York Times described it as "a small masterpiece of popminded country, both wide-eyed and cynical, held together by Ms. Swift´s firm, pleading voice". Her single "Our Song" made Swift the youngest sole writer and singer of a number one country song.
In September 2009, Swift became the first country music artist to win an MTV Video Music Award when "You Belong with Me" was named Best Female Video. Her acceptance speech was interrupted by rapper Kanye West, who had been involved in a number of other award show incidents. West declared Beyoncé´s video for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)", nominated in the same category, to be "one of the best videos of all time". When Beyoncé later won the award for Video of the Year, she invited Taylor onstage to finish her speech. In November 2009, Taylor became the youngest ever artist, and one of only six women, to be named Entertainer of the Year by the Country Music Association. At the age of 20, Swift became the youngest artist in music history to win the coveted Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
Most of her songs about her exes Her songs usually tell a story She loves to wear bright red lips Taylor wrote her hit song "Love Story" on her bedroom floor in 20 minutes.
She keeps a journal and writes about how her day went.
Swift is beginning to emerge as an acting talent, having voiced the role of Audrey in the animated feature The Lorax . She also made appearances in the theatrical release Valentine´s Day and in an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. She contributed two original songs to The Hunger Games 2012 soundtrack: "Safe & Sound featuring The Civil Wars" and "Eyes Open". Taylor released her 5th album, titled 1989, on October 27th, 2014. This album is when she finally made the complete transition from country to pop. The album is named after the year she was born. Many of us have watched Taylor Allison Swift rise up in her astonishingly successful career. She is someone who models great talent, uncompromising creativity and tenacity for being honest, kind and compassionate. She is refreshing and resplendent, much like the spring. Happy March to all our readers, especially YOU!
A writer, Huffington Post blogger, radio talk show host and motivational speaker.


BANGKOK (AFP) - Thailand's spy agency is set to be handed carte blanche powers to obtain information believed to threaten the country's security using "any methods", according to a Bill announced on Wednesday (April 17).
The Bill, published by palace mouthpiece the Royal Gazette, comes less than a month after disputed elections which saw both the ruling junta and an opposition coalition claiming the right to form a government.
The law, which was last discussed by Thailand's rubber-stamp Parliament in early February but has largely escaped public notice, is to be enforced from Thursday, the announcement said.
It empowers the National Intelligence Agency - which handles the country's counter-intelligence and security operations - to "order government offices and individuals" to turn over any information affecting the country's security.
This process is to be run under the approval of the country's Premier - currently junta leader Prayut Chan-o-cha.
If the initial order to turn over information is ignored, the Prime Minister will be informed and the NIA "may use any methods, including electronic, telecommunications, or science equipments to gain the information or documents".
The Bill, which consists of 17 articles, will replace the 1985 intelligence law which is currently "not relevant with the security threat and technology that has changed", said a note at the end of the Bill.
Since the junta came into power in 2014 after ousting then Premier Yingluck Shinawatra in a coup, a raft of laws have been passed that rights groups say restrict dissent.
The intelligence Bill will join a recently passed cyber-security law, which had triggered pushback from rights groups and companies worried about privacy breaches as it allows the authorities to seize any computers or devices without a court warrant if there are "critical threats" to cyber security.
A committee will determine these threats in cases of "reasonable suspicion".
Junta leader Prayut is currently tipped to return to power as a civilian premier under his military-aligned Phalang Pracharat party, which won the popular vote in last month's election.
But the anti-junta coalition says it has the majority of seats in the Lower House, and Thailand's Election Commission has been dogged with criticism over bungled vote counts, inconsistent tallies and more than 2.1 million invalidated ballots.
The polls body, which had previously said a final tally would be announced by May 9, has warned complete results may take even longer.


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HELLFIRE HALL
PART OF THE OFFICIAL PETER WYNGARDE APPRECIATION SOCIETY
PETER WYNGARDE: Media Star
This is an on-going archive of Peter's appearances in the press and magazines throughout the years, so do please check it out from time-to-time for new additions.
THE TV TIMES
Great Britain: December, 1957
Peter's first ever cover feature! Here he is as Lionel Collins in 'Love Her To Death'
TV Times (UK): 13th January, 1963.
Here Peter is pictured (top) in the role of Glenkin in the Associated-Redifusion production of 'Darkness At Noon', in which he starred alongside Albert Lieven, Ronald Adamson and Edward Rees.
On The Air (USA): January 1964
Article about the Esso World Theatre – a showcase of British theatre and performers. Features Peter and Anna Massey on the cover.
Look Eastwards (UK): August 1964
Local TV listings magazine for the Bristol area of England.
TV Times (Australia): August 1969
Nova Antenna Magazine (Portugal): 1969
TV Week (Australia): September 27, 1969
Featuring Peter as Jason King from Department S. The strange thing about this cover was that Department S was not due to start on South Australian screens until the following year, but was showing Victoria and New South Wales. Due to the bulk of the magazine being printed in Melbourne and then distributed to state agencies for listing inclusions, they had to take whatever cover was featured. No articles are inside relating to Peter or Department S.
Flama (Portugal): January, 1970
Det Nye (Norway): March, 1970.
'Department S' reaches the continent and Jason captures the imagination of Europeans everywhere, as seen here on the cover of this Norwegian weekly, Det Nye. Peter became a regular in the magazine, appearing on an almost weekly basis, either in the form of an article or centre-page pin-up.
TV Times (UK): May 22, 1970.
As the popularity of 'Department S' and its central character, Jason King, continues to grow, Peter is afforded the front page of this issue of the TV Times, along with a two-page interview entitled, "Love, Peter Wyngarde and an Eastern promise".
Televizier (Holland): 1970
TV listings magazine.
Bild und Funk (West Germany): 1970.
Television and radio listings magazine.
Aktuell (Norway): June 1970.
Norway's most popular television magazine celebrates the arrival of Peter in Oslo.
Surrounded by female bodyguards, all wearing Jason King T-Shirts, Peter goes out to meet some of the 20,000 fans who turned up to greet him in the Norwegian capital, and to visit a local hospital.
Bravo (West Germany): April 1971.
Na (Norway): June 1970
Featuring a four-page article on Peter's visit to the capital, Oslo.
Bravo (West Germany): April 1971
Tele (West Germany): June 10, 1971.
Veronica (Holland): 8th December, 1971
Teenage magazine. Three page feature on Peter and Jason King.
TV Expres (Belgium): 1972
3-Page interview, accompanied by photographs from the Jason King series.
Hor Zu (West Germany): July/August, 1971
Peter receives the star treatment with a three-page feature on the Department 'S' spin-off, Jason King.
Gong (West Germany): 1972
Det Nye (Norway): March 1972.
Once again Peter features on the cover of Norway's 'Det Nye', along with his girlfriend, model Elisabeth Var Over, both of whom are seen kissing at Peter's luxury London apartment, and holding hands together on the South Bank of the River Thames.
Freizeit Revue (West Germany): 1972. Two-page interview with photographs.
Petticoat (UK): April 1972
Gong (West Germany): May, 1973
Tros Kompass (Holland): TV listings magazine: 15-21 January, 1972
Kurier TV Magazine (Austria): 23rd September 1973
Where (South Africa): 1978
Flash Gordon Special Issue (USA): 1980
Action TV (UK): 2000
Five page interview with Peter, and in-depth feature on Department S.
Famous Monsters (USA): September 2016 (issue No. 283)
The Darkside (UK): March 2017
The Mirror (UK): 19th January, 2018
Infinity (UK): October 2020
FANZINE COVERS
Camera Obscura: Issue No.23.
(USA): 'Peter Wyngarde Special'.Published in 1996 by the Birmingham branch of the Prisoner appreciation society, 'Six of One'. Includes articles on actors who had appeared in both The Prisoner and Department S; transcript of Peter's 1993 appearance on Pebble Mill; biography and analysis of Peter's portrayal of No.2 in Checkmate.
SUB magazine (UK): Issue 14 – March 1994
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Plays and Players (UK): October 1954
The Straits Times (Singapore): September 1955
Coventry Evening Telegraph (UK): April 1957
TV Mirror (UK): December 1956
The Birmingham Post and Gazette (UK): 4th April, 1957
Radio Times (UK): 1957
TV Mirror and Disc News (UK): December 1957
The Children's Newspaper (UK): 1958
TV Mirror (UK): 16th November, 1958
Daily Mirror (UK): 5th January, 1958
Radio Times (UK): August 1958
Picturegoer (UK): February 1959
Birmingham Evening Dispatch (UK): April 1959
The Stage and Television Today (UK): October 1959
Daily Mirror (UK): July 1960
The Daily Express (UK): May 1961
TV Times (UK): 1961
ABC Review (UK): 1961
Kinematograph Weekly (UK): 14th December, 1961
Radio Times (UK): 28th April – 4th May 1962
Daily Mirror (UK): 5th May, 1962
TV Times (UK): 21st June,1964
Radio Times (UK): February, 1965
Daily Mirror (UK): 1966
TV Times: 1967
The TV Times (UK): 1969
TV listings magazine (USA): 1970
Bravo (West Germany): 1970
Jeremy (UK): 1970
TV Times (UK): March 1970
The Record Song Book (UK): May 1970
Catch!: 1970
An unusual magazine dating from the 1970 football season – aimed at young people around the world to help them learn English. It was published in Glasgow by MGP, and focuses on Chelsea Football Club. One of its 8 pages is devoted to the stars of Department S.
Unknown (Japan): 1970
Arbeiderbladet (Norway): June 1970
Daily Express (UK): 1970
FAB208 (UK): 1970
Look In (UK): 1970
De Lach (Holland): 1971
Na (Norway): July 1970
TV Ekspres (Belgium): 1972
TESCO (UK): In-House Newspaper – November 1971
The Herald Sun (Australia): 1971
Look-In (UK): December 1971
Jasmin (West German): December 1971
TV Times (Australia): July 1972
The Australian: 5th May, 1971
Tros Kompas (Holland): TV listings magazine: 15-21 January, 1972
Cosmopolitan (UK): April 1972
Cosmopolitan (UK): December 1972
Melbourne and Victoria Herald (Australia): 1972
Daily Mirror (UK): 21st August, 1973
Bild und Funk (West Germany): October 1973
Bild und Funk (West Germany): June 1976
Hörzu (Austria): February/March 1973
The Stage (UK): October 1973
Hull Daily Mail (UK): 1977
Montag Dienstag (Austria): 31st October/1st November, 1977
Wiener Zeitung (Austria): 1977
Starburst (UK): March 1984
STARBURST: May 1985
TV Zone (UK): June 1994
Cable Guide (UK): September 1995
Video and Satellite TV Magazine (UK): 1996
Cult TV (UK): January 1998
Doctor Who Magazine (UK): September 1998
Action TV (UK): Spring 2000
SFX Magazine (UK): February, 2006
Daily Mail (UK): 21st March, 2010
The Daily Express (UK): 29th March, 2015
Diabolique (USA): March/April 2012
The Darkside: March 2017
Daily Mail (UK): 7th June, 2017
Yours magazine (UK): July 2017
SFX Magazine (UK): October 2017
Infinity Magazine (UK): Issue No.1 April 2017
Daily Express (UK): 19th January, 2018
SFX (UK): February 2018
Unknown (Germany): 2018
Record Collector (UK): September 2018
Yours Retro (UK): February 2019
Infinity Magazine (UK): June 2019
Infinity Magazine (UK): Issue 30
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A New Jersey appeals court has refused to create a bright-line rule that says marriage creates a presumptive right for a spouse to receive the benefits of his or her partner's life insurance benefits if the deceased previously had designated someone else as the beneficiary.
A three-judge Appellate Division panel, in a Feb. 24 published decision in Fox v. Lincoln Financial Group, said the creation of any such presumptive right would have to come from the Legislature.
The ruling involves a Brazilian national, Evanisa Fox, who married a Morris County, New Jersey, man, Michael Fox, in July 2012, according to the opinion. He previously had been married to another woman, identified in the ruling only as Gail.
Fox, a truck driver, had a life insurance policy through his employer that was worth about $100,000, the opinion said. After his divorce from Gail, Fox in 1996 designated his sister, Mary Ellen Scarpone, as the sole beneficiary of his policy.
After Michael Fox and Evanisa Fox married, he began taking steps to have her become a naturalized citizen, including signing a federal immigration form guaranteeing that he would support her at 125 percent of the poverty level, the opinion said.
He did nothing, however, toward changing the beneficiary of the life insurance policy from his sister to his new wife before he died in an accident on Nov. 9, 2012.
After his death, Evanisa Fox filed a claim against Scarpone and Lincoln Financial Group, which issued the policy, for the life insurance funds, saying it would be "'extremely difficult for me to survive without his support,'" the opinion said.
Scarpone challenged the claim. Superior Court Judge Stephan Hansbury dismissed Evanisa's claim, saying there was no statutory basis to change the beneficiary of a life insurance policy merely because of marriage, absent some affirmative effort to do so by the policyholder before death.
Evanisa Fox appealed, asking the Appellate Division to create a bright-line rule that a spouse has a presumptive right to a partner's life insurance policies, even if someone else is the named beneficiary.
"We reject Evanisa's broad public policy argument, and hold that her marriage to Michael, without more, is insufficient to defeat Scarpone's beneficiary status," Appellate Division Judge Harry Carroll said. Judges Carmen Alvarez and Alexander Waugh Jr. joined in the ruling.
Carroll said the appeal presented a single question: "[S]hould … the law of insurance reflect the changed circumstances attendant to marriage in the way it reflects changed circumstances with respect the divorce?"
The appeals court refused to make that change in the law.
"We decline to do so, and would instead leave so drastic a change to the Legislature," Carroll said.
Carroll noted that the Legislature enacted N.J.S.A. 3B:3-14, which provides that divorce automatically revokes a disposition of property made by a divorced spouse to his or her former partner in a "governing instrument," which he said by definition includes an insurance policy.
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Q: BeanCurrentlyInCreationException when @Autowired and @Bean are present in same class @Configuration
public class Test1 {

    @Autowired
    private Test3 test3;

}

@Configuration
public class Test2 {

    @Autowired
    private Test3 test3;

    @Bean(name = "test3 ")
    Test3 test3 () {
        return new Test3();
    }
}

The above code gives the following error.

Caused by:
  org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'test1': Injection of autowired dependencies failed;
  nested exception is
  org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Could not autowire field: private Test3 com.package.name.Test1.test3;
nested exception is
  org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'test2': Injection of autowired dependencies failed;
  nested exception is
  org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Could not autowire field: private Test3 com.package.name.Test2.test3;
nested exception is org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCurrentlyInCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'test3': Requested bean is currently in creation: Is there an unresolvable circular reference?

How is this an example of circular dependency? If it is, any ideas on resolving this.

A: You don't need to autowire a bean defined in the same class since you can just reference that bean directly by calling the initialising method test3().
@Configuration
public class Test2{

    @Bean(name = "test3 ")
    Test3 test3 () {
        return new Test3();
    }

    public void exampleOfUsingTest3Bean() {
        System.out.println("My test3 bean is" + test3().toString());
    }
}

And, indeed, you should not do what you were trying to do since @Autowired fields are injected into a class on construction of the class and at this point no bean called Test3 exists because it is defined by a method of the class being constructed. Theoretically you could define this @Bean method to be static and it should be available to autowire but you shouldn't do this.
@Bean(name = "test3 ")
public static Test3 test3 () {
    return new Test3();
}

A: I'm not sure what is the use case for such a configuration. I usually do not use autowiring in the java configuration classes.
@Configuration annotated classes are beans by themselves so spring creates a bean that represents 'Test1'...
So, following your example:
@Configuration
public class Test1 {

    @Autowired
    private Test3 test3;

}

@Configuration
public class Test2 {

    @Autowired
    private Test3 test3;

    @Bean(name = "test3 ")
    Test3 test3 () {
        return new Test3();
    }
}

I'll start with Test2 bean. So you create a bean for Test3, fine, but then why do you autowire it as a data field on class Test2? I see only one possible reason for it: you have other beans that want to use this Test3 bean. In this case you can do the following:
Option 1
@Configuration
public class Test2 {

    @Bean(name = "test3 ")
    Test3 test3 () {
        return new Test3();
    }

    @Bean
    public SomeOtherBean someOtherBean() {
       return new SomeOtherBean(test3());
    }

    @Bean
    public YetAnotherBean yetAnotherBean() {
       return new YetAnotherBean(test3());
    }
}

Note that test3() is called twice here, yet the same instance of Test3 will be returned (because Test3 is a singleton). This is one of those 'magical' places in spring (technically it wraps the @Configuration annotated classes into smart proxies, but its beyond the scope of the question).
Option 2
@Configuration
public class Test2 {

    @Bean(name = "test3 ")
    Test3 test3 () {
        return new Test3();
    }

    @Bean
    public SomeOtherBean someOtherBean(Test3 test3) {
       return new SomeOtherBean(test3);
    }

    @Bean
    public YetAnotherBean yetAnotherBean(Test3 test3) {
       return new YetAnotherBean(test3);
    }
}

Here, note the dependency on these beans.
Now, to continue with Test1: if you have another configuration file (Test) - again I assume you would like to inject this Test3 bean somewhere into the beans defined in this Test1 configuration class. Obviously the first aforementioned option is not available to you because it just won't compile, however you can easily use the second option.
So bottom line, in my personal opinion, you should not consider classes annotated with @Configuration as real classes, but rather a very restricted DSL (that happened to obey java syntax) that will allow bean definitions. So currently in my projects when I work with @Configuration classes I use @Autowired probably only in Tests.


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Half a century later, wizened, bent and puffing away at his pipe, he is still at it. A constant presence by his side—and a fellow traveller in what must initially have sounded like an absurd enterprise—was his wife Monica, who passed away in 2005.
As Kamath tracks Tanvir, his wife and daughter, and the members of Naya Theatre over a period of two years—while they tour and bring Shakespeare, Brecht, Tagore, Safdar Hashmi and classical Sanskrit plays to villages and towns of central India, and venues in Europe—he brings alive for the viewer the spirit and camaraderie which animates all of them, and their deep faith in Tanvir and his unique endeavour.
One need not be a theatre lover to watch and enjoy this film. The smooth narrative flow of the 79-minute documentary and the lasting impression it makes on the viewer stand testimony to Kamath's film-making skills.
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Take Action Virginia – a progressive labor/community electoral collaboration of SEIU 32BJ, SEIU Virginia 512, CASA in Action, LiUNA! Mid-Atlantic, NAKASEC Action Fund, UNITE HERE Local 25, and UFCW Local 400 – announced endorsements today in four key races that promise to bring new talent and commitment to Virginia's working families.
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