Commercial Relationships M.W. Meyer, None; S. Reichl, None; K. Bauer, None; I. Brunotte, None; K. Zinelis, None; S. Weiß, None; R. Winter, None.
M. W. Meyer, S. Reichl, K. Bauer, I. Brunotte, K. Zinelis, S. Weiß, R. Winter; Toxicity of Ranibizumab (Lucentis®) to Cultured Human Corneal Endothelial Cells in vitro. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2010;51(13):2843.
Purpose: : To analyse the toxicity of ranibizumab (Lucentis®) to cultured human corneal endothelial cells in vitro. The vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) is the main stimulus for neovascularization in the eye. Ranibizumab (Lucentis ®) is a monoclonal antibody fragment, which binds all isoforms of VEGF-A. Neutralisation of VEGF is a form of therapy to treat neovascular diseases such as macula degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, central vein occlusion or neovascular glaucoma. Therefore, ranibizumab (Lucentis ®) is injected usually intravitreal, less frequent intracameral.
Methods: : We used secondary cultures of human corneal endothelial cells. The cultures were treated with ranibizumab (Lucentis ®) in different concentrations (4 mg/ml, 5 mg/ml und 20 mg/ml) for 72 hours under serum-free and serum-containing (fetal calf serum) conditions. Ultrafiltration was used to get high concentration of ranibizumab. The toxicity was analysed by viability tests CytoTox-ONETM, CellTiter BlueTM and CellTiter GloTM. The statistical analysis was performed by the t-test.
Results: : Using the toxicity and vitality tests we observed no toxicity of ranibizumab to cultured human corneal endothelial cells in all concentrations. The viability of the corneal endothelial cells was not reduced compared to the controls.
Conclusions: : In conclusion, no toxic effect of ranibizumab (Lucentis ®) to cultured human corneal endothelial cells was detected. Therefore, we expect no damage of corneal endothelial cells by using ranibizumab (Lucentis ®) in clinical practice.


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Q: Rebase a merged commit Here's my history:
* 8 [mybranch, origin/mybranch]
* 7
|\
| * 6 [master, origin/master]
* | 5
* | 4
|/
* 3
* 2
* 1

Since 3rd commit, a new branch was created, and after a few commits, I have merged my branch with the updated master (I should have rebase but I made a merge instead). So, to have a cleaner history, I want to achieve that (a linear history) :
* 8 [mybranch, origin/mybranch]
* 7
* 6 [master, origin/master]
* 5
* 4
* 3
* 2
* 1

Is it possible ?
Thanks

A: You should be able to do that simply with:
$ git rebase master mybranch

Rebasing flattens history by default, and the above incantation says to rebase everything in mybranch that is not yet in master on top of master.  The result should look like this:
* 8' [mybranch]
* 5'
* 4'
* 6  [master, origin/master]
* 3
* 2
* 1

This is not quite what you were asking for, but I think it is what you want.  The master branch is preserved and only your mybranch history is affected.
Also note that commit 7 was lost in this process.  Merge commits should not appear in a flattened history as they should not be introducing any changes themselves.  This is true even for merges that require conflict resolution.  By rebasing one branch on top of another, the conflicts will occur (and need to be resolved) in one or more of the rebased branch's commits. Effectively the work done previously by the merge commit is folded into the rebased commits.
Assuming mybranch is something not being used by others, I think doing this rebase in this case makes sense.  But I agree with @amn: it's best to avoid mucking around with history too much.  I think "more simplistic" is a better description of linear history than describing it as "cleaner", as I think the latter tends to imply merging is a less desirable workflow.  Merging is more robust and much more scalable than rebasing.  With the latter workflow, you really should build and test each rebased commit, whereas with a merge workflow you only need to test the final merge commit.

A: You have to make a new history.  The most direct way to create the history you wanted in the first place is
git rebase master mybranch

It's not the history you created so far, it's a different one, so the id's on the new commits are all different, but it looks like
* 8'    mybranch
* 5'
* 4'
* 6     master origin/master
* 3
* 2
* 1

in your repo, with your origin/mybranch and the refs in every other repo that history was ever fetched or pushed into still referring to the old one you no longer love.  If you've got good communications with everyone who's got a copy of that old history and they're fine doing a fetch and rebase to switch to the new one, git push -f origin mybranch is is by far the best way to handle this.
Getting as close as possible to the literal result you asked for, the 12345678 history, involves rewriting the master-branch history too, and producing a history you wouldn't have gotten if you'd done it right the first time.
Another option, especially if the existing mybranch history has found its way into repos you don't have much contact with, is to just leave it the way it is and carry on.  Linearity is nice, but that's all it is.

A: You cannot actually move commits with Git -- commit parentship is part of its identity -- once you re-parent a commit it's no longer the same commit, even if the set of changes it brings are the same. Git purposefully digests as much of a commit into its identity. This helps Git ensure the data integrity of the entire repository. See, corruption of a commit will invariably hash into another identifier which by design will ripple through the entire graph, as Git won't be able to resolve parent references and will basically tell you that the graph is corrupt.
Anyways, your commits 6, 7 and 8 will in any case not directly participate in the final graph as-is, but their equivalents (assuming you resolve potential merge conflicts during their creation) will be represented as 6', 7' and 8'.
What you need to do is "reparent" (in quotes because as described above, changing parent is no longer the same commit) commit 6, incidentally pointed to by the master branch, with:
git rebase 5 master

The above creates an equivalent of changes introduced with commit 6 but as if these changes were applied on top of commit 5. This may or may not succeed without merge conflicts, which are entirely up to you to resolve by editing files with conflicting content areas.
You may try an interactive rebase (add the -i switch to the above command) to have full control, but I suspect that it won't be necessary in your case.
So, your commit 6 will stay as it is, but another commit, let's call it 6' will appear with 5 as sole parent -- the rebase product. Commits are shown by git log ordered by their timestamp by default, so expect to see 6' at the top of the graph/list.
In a similar fashion, you then rebase the commit pointed at by mybranch on top of that new commit 6', which is also your new master now:
git rebase master mybranch

After you are done with both rebasing operations, you will have your desired graph of commits. Keep in mind though that because you are tracking the master branch on your "origin" repository (with origin/master), the commits referenced by that branch will remain, which may look confusing, but is necessary since after all git will be unable to synchronize the repositories otherwise.
I would also recommend you to not muck about with history too much. I know it looks confusing, but one thing you have got to keep in mind is that human work is often non-linear enough to actually produce the kind of graphs we then tend to find untidy. But the graphs only represent our work, and are not in themselves untidy. This particular bit is just my opinion, yours may differ.

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Monthly Archives: May 2014 News from the Angola 3
A3 Newsletter: Solitary Reflections Lead to Congressional Action (May 8, 2014)
By angola3news
RELATED: Huffington Post II Amy Goodman's Truthdig column II Robert King in French News: I Tele, RFI, and France TV (at 23:45)
(PHOTO: US Congressman Cedric Richmond)
The Solitary Study and Reform Act of 2014
Today we are thrilled to announce that U.S. Congressman Cedric Richmond has introduced a simple but visionary piece of legislation that seeks to first study and then actively reform both the federal and state use of solitary confinement to ensure it is used effectively, infrequently, transparently, and Constitutionally.
The bill would establish a two-year bipartisan Commission tasked with exhaustively studying existing solitary confinement uses and impacts in the US, exploring best practices with experts, and then recommending a new national standard to be adopted by the US Attorney General no longer than 2 years after the Commission's findings are presented.
Although the new guidelines will then automatically apply to all federal institutions, states who choose not to implement the new federal standards will lose 15% of their existing federal grant monies for prison, jail and juvenile detention each year they don't comply.
This is the first step towards serious nationwide reform of the hell that Herman, Albert and Robert have endured and fought to end for decades. Contact your representative today and urge them to join Congressman Richmond in this historic effort.
Click here for Amnesty's press release about this development.
Click here to read the bill in its entirety.
Robert King European Tour Begins
(Photo from left to right: Ann Clwyd MP / Robert King / Nicole Piché, PHRG Co-ordinator / Tessa Murphy, Amnesty Secretariat)
Robert King started a European Parliamentary tour today in the UK with a meeting with Ann Clwyd, Member of Parlianment and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Human Rights Group and other members of Parliament. This will be followed by meetings with the French parliament and the European Commission in Brussels.
In Paris, France there will be two public events which A3 supporters can attend: A screening of In the Land of the Free hosted by the Paris Bar Association on Tuesday, May 13 and the launch of a graphic novel about the Angola 3 with Amnesty International on Thursday, May 15.
–French article w/ Robert King: Le Nouvel Observateur — Isolement en prison : "On ne peut pas en sortir sans sentir la merde"
Albert Woodfox Speaks to the Experts
The Why Am I Not Suprised? blog published a new article entitled Albert Woodfox Speaks to the Experts. The author, shown above during a visit with Albert, reflects upon her visits the last several years with Albert and also recounts her most recent conversation with him, passing on a detailed message from Albert that powerfully describes what life is like in solitary. Albert says:
"Now, all these years later, the hearing on the civil case related to our long-term solitary confinement is approaching. So they sent this psychiatrist to question me. What he was doing, of course, was to try to get me to say that forty years in solitary confinement hasn't really been all that bad. 'You seem quite well adjusted,' he said. I told him that unless he sits in a cell 23 hours a day for forty years, he has no idea what he's talking about. I said, you want to know what I'm afraid of? I'm afraid I'm going to start screaming and not be able to stop…."
-Read the full article here.
-Also inspired by Albert's moving account of this meeting with the DOC psychiatrist, the Clyde Fitch Report published this article by Webb Hubbell, former Associate Attorney General of the U.S., entitled Albert Woodfox: Justice Delayed, Justice Denied
–Today Policy Mic published an article about the Angola 3, entitled A Modern Day Slave Plantation Still Exists, and It's Thriving in the Heart of America
Book 'Too Cruel Not Usual Enough' chosen as finalist for Foreword Book of the Year Award
Petition: Reform solitary confinement in California this year; Yes on AB 1652
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"I thought that my cause, then and now, was noble. They might bend me a little bit, they may cause me a lot of pain, they may even take my life, but they will never be able to break me."
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Q: what is the best push service for android? What is the best push service for android?
And what is the easiest to use?
I have already tried the GCM for push service, but i think it's difficult to applied. I want to use the push service without google account.
Thankyou

A: GCM is the best and its quite easy:
http://www.androidhive.info/2012/10/android-push-notifications-using-google-cloud-messaging-gcm-php-and-mysql/
The simplest implementation is a receiver class, a registering code and a HTTPS query serverside:
$url = 'https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send';
$fields = array(
    'registration_ids' => array("ClientID"),
    'data' => array("message" => "OK")
);
$headers = array(
    'Authorization: key=APIKey',
    'Content-Type: application/json'
);
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $headers);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, json_encode($fields));
$result = curl_exec($ch);
if ($result === FALSE) die('cURL Error: ' . curl_error($ch));
curl_close($ch);
print_r(json_decode($result));

You can register the API key at https://code.google.com/apis/console/b/0/
For the clientside implementation have a look at the link on top.
GCM is also vey good because every Android smartphone has a permanent connection to Google and that means that it doesn't drain any battery when you use it too. If you want to use another one you are draining additional battery.
If you have a specific question feel free to ask me.

A: You could use http://parse.com
That one is definitely the easiest, you can download their demo code and everything works like it's been prewired. I haven't used Parse in a while (so I don't know if it relies on GCM, but if they're smart it should).
Then, there is http://stackmob.com
Personally, I'd just stick to GCM if I were you (unless you're doing a hackathon or something).


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Die Deutz bzw. Deutz van Assendelft sowie Deutz van Lennep waren eine niederländische Patrizierfamilie, die auch dem Adel zugehörig war.

Geschichte
Die Familie entstammte einer Kölner Vorstadt und kam Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts nach Amsterdam, wo sie als Kaufleute und reiche Bankiers ansässig wurden. Die Mitglieder der Familie Deutz erlangten durch Ehen mit den De Graeff, Bicker und De Witt Eingang in die höchsten Regentenkreise der Republik der Vereinigten Niederlande. Zum Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts kamen sie in die Amsterdamer Stadtregierung.

Weitere verwandtschaftliche Beziehungen hatten sie u. a. zu den Coymans, Van Hogendorp, Trip, Boreel, Van Vollenhoven, Van den Boetzelaer, Tulp, Van Lennep und Graafland. Die Familie stand u. a. im Besitz der Freien Herrlichkeit Assendelft mit Schloss Assumburg. Im Jahre 1814 wurden sie in den neuen niederländischen Adel und in die holländische Ritterschaft eingeführt. Im Jahre 1913 ist die Familie Deutz van Assendelft ausgestorben.

Familienmitglieder
 Jean Deutz (1618–1673), Bankier, Schwager und Finanzberater von Johan de Witt
 Jean Deutz van Assendelft (1655–1719), Bankier, Regierungsmitglied von Amsterdam, ab 1696 vrijheer van Assendelft
 Jacob Deutz (1695–1761), Bürgermeister von Haarlem
 Willem Gideon Deutz van Assendelft (1697–1757), Bankier und Bürgermeister von Amsterdam
 Andries Adolf Deutz van Assendelft (1764–1833), Amsterdamer Bürgermeister und Landespolitiker
 Andries Adolf Deutz van Assendelft (1796–1871), niederländischer Politiker und Mitglied in der Regierung Amsterdams

Weblinks
 "Opmerkingen over de geslachten behandeld in Nederland's Adelsboek" (1949) (PDF; 8,8 MB)
 Stadsarchief Amsterdam: "Archief van de familie Deutz"

Niederländisches Adelsgeschlecht
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Tas government awards Internet contract to iiNet
By Bonnie Gardiner
CIO	 Jul 14, 2015 7:40 am PDT
iiNet has won a contract to provide Internet access for most Tasmanian government services.
The two-year contract involves providing Internet services for all Tasmanian government departments except the Department of Education, plus additional 36 non-crown customers such as local councils. The deal was handled by TMD, a division of the Department of Premier and Cabinet that provides whole-of-government communications and business solutions.
iiNet will be required to build additional fibre optic links to connect its Hobart data centre to the Tasmanian government's core network. Once complete, the ISP will provide Internet services to a central location, with the Tasmanian government using its own network to reticulate Internet access to various agencies.
The aim of the contract was to replace the state government's expiring Internet service arrangements and obtain value for money in a competitive environment, according to the tender documents.
TMD wanted to establish a standing offer arrangement with a single contractor for the supply of Networking Tasmania (NT) III corporate Internet services, for use by Tasmanian government agencies and other customers deemed eligible by the government.
"Under the contract, the government will be able to increase capacity while still making substantial savings," the Minister for Information Technology and Innovation, Michael Ferguson MP said.
This is the first procurement of services to be made through the NT III project to deliver and support the Tasmanian cloud – a government initiative to move the majority of government data to secure, outsourced on-island data centre services.
The contract extends iiNet's public sector presence, which includes contracts with the ACT Government, SA Government and Victoria's Department of Education.
"iiNet has a long-standing presence in Tasmania, so it's great to grow our existing relationship with the State Government," said iiNet's state manager for Tasmania and Victoria, Ryan Mistry.


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/*
 * mobile Fixed Toolbar unit tests
 */
(function($){
	$( "html" ).height( screen.height * 3 );

	function scrollDown(){
		window.scrollTo(0,screen.height );
	}

	function scrollUp(){
		window.scrollTo(0,0);
	}

	module("jquery.mobile.toolbar.js", {setup: function() {
		var startTimeout;

		// swallow the inital page change
		stop();
		$(document).one("pagechange", function() {
			clearTimeout(startTimeout);
		});

		startTimeout = setTimeout( start , 1000);
	}});

	asyncTest( "Fixed header and footer transition classes are applied correctly", function(){
		expect( 5 );

		$.testHelper.sequence([
			function(){
				$( '#classes-test-b, #classes-test-g, #classes-test-e,#classes-test-h,#classes-test-i,#classes-test-j, #classes-test-k' ).toolbar( "hide" );
				scrollDown();
			},

			function(){
				//show first
				$( '#classes-test-b, #classes-test-g, #classes-test-e,#classes-test-h,#classes-test-i,#classes-test-j, #classes-test-k' ).toolbar( "show" );
			},

			function() {
				ok( $( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('slidedown'), 'The slidedown class should be applied by default');
				ok( !$( '#classes-test-h' ).hasClass('slidedown'), 'The slidedown class should not be applied when the header has a data-transition of "none"');

				ok( !$( '#classes-test-h' ).hasClass('in'), 'The "in" class should not be applied when the header has a data-transition of "none"');
				ok( $( '#classes-test-i' ).hasClass('slidedown'), 'The "slidedown" class should  be applied when the header has a data-transition of "slide"');
				ok( $( '#classes-test-j' ).hasClass('slideup'), 'The "slideup" class should  be applied when the footer has a data-transition of "slide"');

			},

			function(){
				scrollUp();
				start();
				}
		], 1000);

	});

	asyncTest( "The hide method is working properly", function() {

		expect( 2 );

		$.testHelper.sequence([
			function(){
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "show" );
				scrollDown();
			},

			function() {
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "hide" );

				ok( $( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('out'), 'The out class should be applied when hide is called');
			},

			function() {
				ok( $( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('ui-fixed-hidden'), 'The toolbar has the ui-fixed-hidden class applied after hide');
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "show" );

			},

			function(){
				scrollUp();
				start();
			}

		], 700);
	});

	asyncTest( "The show method is working properly", function() {

		expect( 2 );

		$.testHelper.sequence([
			function(){
				scrollDown();
			},

			function() {
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "hide" );
			},

			function() {
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "show" );

				ok( $( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('in'), 'The in class should be applied when show is called');
			},

			function() {
				ok( !$( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('ui-fixed-hidden'), 'The toolbar does not have the ui-fixed-hidden class applied after show');

			},

			function(){
				scrollUp();
				start();
			}
		], 700);
	});

	asyncTest( "The toggle method is working properly", function() {

		expect( 3 );

		$.testHelper.sequence([
			function(){
				scrollDown();
			},

			function(){
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "show" );
			},

			function() {
				ok( !$( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('ui-fixed-hidden'), 'The toolbar does not have the ui-fixed-hidden class');
			},

			function() {
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "toggle" );
			},

			function() {
				ok( $( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('ui-fixed-hidden'), 'The toolbar does have the ui-fixed-hidden class');
			},

			function() {
				$( '#classes-test-g' ).toolbar( "toggle" );
			},

			function() {
				ok( !$( '#classes-test-g' ).hasClass('ui-fixed-hidden'), 'The toolbar does not have the ui-fixed-hidden class');

			},

			function(){
				scrollUp();
				start();
			}

		], 500);
	});

	asyncTest( "Fullscreen toolbars add classes to page", function() {
		expect( 2 );

		$.testHelper.sequence([
			function(){
				$.mobile.changePage( "#fullscreen-test-a" );
			},

			function(){
				ok( $('#classes-test-l').closest( ".ui-page" ).hasClass( "ui-page-header-fullscreen" ), "Parent page of a fullscreen header has class ui-page-header-fullscreen" );
				ok( $('#classes-test-m').closest( ".ui-page" ).hasClass( "ui-page-footer-fullscreen" ), "Parent page of a fullscreen footer has class ui-page-header-fullscreen" );
			},

			function(){
				scrollUp();
				start();
			}
		], 500);
	});

	asyncTest( "The persistent headers and footers are working properly", function() {

		expect( 3 );

		$( "#persist-test-b, #persist-test-a" ).page();

		var nextpageheader =  $( "#persist-test-b .ui-header-fixed" ),
			nextpagefooter =  $( "#persist-test-b .ui-footer-fixed" );

		$.testHelper.pageSequence([
			function(){
				ok( nextpageheader.length && nextpagefooter.length, "next page has fixed header and fixed footer" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-a" );
			},

			function(){
				$( "#persist-test-b" )
					.one( "pagebeforeshow", function(){
						ok( nextpageheader.parent( ".ui-mobile-viewport" ).length, "fixed header and footer are now a child of page container" );
					});

				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-b" );
			},

			function() {
				ok( nextpageheader.parent( ".ui-page" ).length, "fixed header and footer are now a child of page again" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#default" );
			},

			start
		]);
	});

	asyncTest( "The persistent headers should work without a footer", function() {

		expect( 3 );

		$( "#persist-test-c, #persist-test-d" ).page();

		var nextpageheader =  $( "#persist-test-d .ui-header-fixed" );

		$.testHelper.pageSequence([
			function(){
				ok( nextpageheader.length, "next page has fixed header and fixed footer" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-c" );
			},

			function(){
				$( "#persist-test-d" )
					.one( "pagebeforeshow", function(){
						deepEqual( nextpageheader.parent()[0], $.mobile.pageContainer[0], "fixed header is now a child of page container" );
					});

				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-d" );
			},

			function() {
				deepEqual( nextpageheader.parent()[0], $.mobile.activePage[0], "fixed header is now a child of page again" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#default" );
			},

			start
		]);
	});

	asyncTest( "The persistent footers should work without a header", function() {

		expect( 3 );

		$( "#persist-test-e, #persist-test-f" ).page();

		var nextpagefooter =  $( "#persist-test-f .ui-footer-fixed" );

		$.testHelper.pageSequence([
			function(){
				ok( nextpagefooter.length, "next page has fixed footer and fixed footer" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-e" );
			},

			function(){
				$( "#persist-test-f" )
					.one( "pagebeforeshow", function(){
						deepEqual( nextpagefooter.parent()[0], $.mobile.pageContainer[0], "fixed footer is now a child of page container" );
					});

				$.mobile.changePage( "#persist-test-f" );
			},

			function() {
				deepEqual( nextpagefooter.parent()[0], $.mobile.activePage[0], "fixed footer is now a child of page again" );
				$.mobile.changePage( "#default" );
			},

			start
		]);
	});

	var asyncTestFooterAndHeader = function( pageSelector, visible ) {
		$.testHelper.pageSequence([
			function() {
				$.mobile.changePage( pageSelector );
			},

			function() {
				var $footer = $.mobile.activePage.find( ".ui-footer" ),
					$header = $.mobile.activePage.find( ".ui-header" ),
					hiddenStr = visible ? "hidden" : "visible";

				equal( $footer.length, 1, "there should be one footer" );
				equal( $header.length, 1, "there should be one header" );

				equal( !$footer.hasClass( "ui-fixed-hidden" ), visible, "the footer should be " + hiddenStr );
				equal( !$header.hasClass( "ui-fixed-hidden" ), visible, "the header should be " + hiddenStr );

				$.mobile.changePage( "#default" );
			},

			start
		]);
	};

	asyncTest( "data-visible-on-page-show hides toolbars when false", function() {
		asyncTestFooterAndHeader( "#page-show-visible-false", false );
	});

	asyncTest( "data-visible-on-page-show shows toolbars when explicitly true", function() {
		asyncTestFooterAndHeader( "#page-show-visible-true", true );
	});

	asyncTest( "data-visible-on-page-show shows toolbars when undefined", function() {
		asyncTestFooterAndHeader( "#page-show-visible-undefined", true );
	});
})(jQuery);


Blackout starts where Feed and Deadline left off. It's the third novel in the Newsflesh Trilogy / universe (there are other stories out there - novellas, and there is a new novel in the works). And I'm glad to say, it's as good as the first.
Fair warning: you really need to read these books in the correct order. Even the slightest description of Blackout's plot will include massive SPOILERS for Feed and Deadline, so if you haven't read those, don't read this review. Read my review of Feed instead, and then buy that book and become addicted. I'll just say that the conclusion will not let you down.
So, Shaun Mason and the surviving journos have survived the second, mosquito-carried rising, and they're out in the sticks of the West Coast, trying to figure out what to do about the CDC, which has turned out to be evil.
Ahem. George is back! Woohoo! (And suddenly the first person narration of the first book falls into place and makes perfect sense).
Better yet, as this is not the middle volume of a trilogy, the plot moves briskly on, with discoveries, conspiracies, chases, zombies, battles and good-natured banter aplenty. All the things that made Feed great are back in play. (Deadline isn't a bad book, but it suffers from not really having a decent ending, and from middle-book-syndrome). Blackout neatly ties everything together - it seems very likely that the entire trilogy was planned out in quite a lot of detail before the first book was written.
I never thought I'd actually love a series of zombie novels. There are a few zombie movies I vaguely enjoy, but I'm hardly a fan of the genre. The Newsflesh series is superbly entertaining and great fun, even for people who are not fanatical about zombies to begin with. I'd love for it to be turned into a TV series.
If you have read the firs two books, read Blackout, too. If you haven't read the first two books, D'Oh! Why did you read this review?!?


Corazon Kwamboka has broken up with her Italian boyfriend after close to a year of dating. The bootyful socialite just couldn't manage to cope up with long distance relationship.
She took to Instagram on Sunday to announce the breakup, she said he loved the Italian man but couldn't do much to keep him because of the distance between them.
"I loved this guy! But the distance just couldn't allow us to be together, it's been tough and we were not happy. I'm single and happy, focusing on myself and law practice. I'm sure I will find love and when it's real; it will be easy," she wrote," wrote Corazon in part.
Corazon says it was only in April that she sought advice from people on how to make a long distance relationship work only for her to breakup with her boyfriend months later.


While the state continues to hold harsh possession laws, recent bills have been passed by the Senate to allow the residents of West Virginia to pursue medicinal cannabis as a treatment option. On April 19, 2017, bill SB 386 passed with a 28-6 vote, granting seriously ill patients the legal right to register for the use and access of medical cannabis. Unfortunately, the bill had undergone serious amending and altering prior to passing the floor, making the laws surrounding the use of medical marijuana considerably restrictive.
As it stands in most states, only patients with qualifying conditions diagnosed by a certified medical practitioner will be able to access medical marijuana as a treatment option. Qualifying conditions include cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord damage, epilepsy, neuropathies, Huntington's disease, Crohn's disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, intractable seizures, sickle cell anemia, or sever chronic or intractable pain.
Patients can only be diagnosed by a certified physician that has been registered with the health bureau and has completed the required four-hour course. Patients must have also have been treated by the physician for at least 6 months prior to being prescribed cannabis in order to by eligible to receive cannabis as a treatment.
Once a patient has been diagnosed by a certified physician, they must still abide by the limitations set in place by the law. Patients may only access medical cannabis in the form of pills, oils, gels, creams, ointments, tinctures, liquid, and non-whole plant forms for vaporization. Dispensaries are not permitted to sell edibles despite the fact that patients are allowed to mix cannabis into food or drink themselves. Patients are only permitted to hold up to a 30-Day supply of cannabis at a time. However, home cultivation is not allowed and patients may only obtain cannabis from regulated dispensaries.
Click here to see if cannabis is legal in your state.


Since 1996, Logisfashion has been the leading logistics operator in Spain for the textile and fashion industry, thanks to our specialist services and the flexibility required in this dynamic sector.
Our fulfilment centres strive to ensure quality and complete customer satisfaction throughout the entire value chain.
Our value proposition, designed in Spain, provides our clients with omnichannel logistical solutions (B2B: store, retail and wholesale and B2C; e-commerce) wherever they need them.
Providing support for Spanish brands as part of their international expansion strategy, thanks to our advanced management systems and global presence.
Order preparation (retail and restocking, department stores, etc).
In-house Pick and Put-to-Light system.
Unitary and multi-article order preparation.
Integrated communication systems with the client that ensure the product flow between the supply chain and its online availability.
High reliability of available stock and real-time tracking.
Flexibility of timetables and high capacity to adapt resources to demand (Black Friday, sales, special promotions).
We design effective operations that guarantee greater productivity and efficiency of the processes from the client's facilities.
We optimize costs and capitalize on our experience, taking full advantage of the investments made and the teams in place.
In achieving ISO 9001:2015 Logisfashion has adopted an integral quality control management system of the highest quality. This certification confirms the establishment of a culture of participation amongst all staff members and optimisation of operations in each and every one of the processes performed at our organisation. In this way it strengthens our commitment to offer our clients optimised logistics solutions and services which always meet their requirements.
In October 2016, Logisfashion obtained AVSEC-KC certification, which accredits the company as a recognized air shipper. This is a great benefit for our clients because we eliminate an intermediate step, saving time and costs.
"This accreditation enables us to skip a link in the distribution chain by unifying the different security procedures, because Logisfashion directly assures the air authorities that the goods are safe and that they can be loaded in the hold of any freight shipping aircraft".
Based at the Cabanillas del Campo and Riudellots de la Selva centres, the accredited agents ensure that the stipulated safety checks are applied in relation to any shipment to be loaded on an aeroplane.


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BMW Middle East was one of the first automobile manufacturers to establish an office in the Middle East, when it set up operations in Dubai in 1994. The Regional Office has been growing steadily and has a full time staff of 35 people who provide strategic and operational support to the 15 importerships across the Middle East region.
Solutions 4 Mobility was engaged with BMW Middle East to design and develop an Apple iPad application to showcase BMW cars during the Motor Show held November 5-9, 2013 that allow its visitors to explore the ultimate Joy of BMW.
Products Specifications feature which offers the user an opportunity to go through a wealth of details of the BMW vehicle's exterior and interior design.
Images & Videos feature which allows the user to browse through the showcased BMW vehicle's photos, and videos.
Prices: through this application, the user can have an idea on the price of the showcased vehicle.
Request information: The users enter his/her personal details and submit a form to request more details on the showcased vehicle in real time.


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Take control of your shop floor. Manage your raw material, labor rates, scrap material and the entire manufacturing process as your product moves from work center to work center. Improve customer service with instant knowledge of your customer orders as they are being produced.
We anticipate completion of Routing functionality during the later part of Q1 2012.
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Q: How many cores can Linux kernel handle? I'm interested in theoretical limits, perhaps with examples of systems having huge numbers of CPU's.

A: The x86_64 Linux kernel can handle a maximum of 4096 Processor threads in a single system image. This means that with hyper threading enabled, the maximum number of processor cores is 2048. Yes there is computers with more than 2048 processor cores; but these runs as clusters where several Linux kernels cooperate, connected with a high speed interconnect, typically an Infiniband fabric.
from the most current kernel 3.13, in ~/arch/x86/Kconfig :
config NR_CPUS
    ---help---
      This allows you to specify the maximum number of CPUs which this
      kernel will support.  If CPUMASK_OFFSTACK is enabled, the maximum
      supported value is 4096, otherwise the maximum value is 512.  The
      minimum value which makes sense is 2.

      This is purely to save memory - each supported CPU adds
      approximately eight kilobytes to the kernel image.

Update: On newer kernels this is architecture specific - for example on 4.15 x86_64 allows you to set NR_CPUS to 8192 in the right circumstances whereas 32 bit arm stops at 32.

A: This baby runs 10,368!

A: At least 2048 in practice.  As a concrete example, SGI sells its UV system, which can use 256 sockets (2,048 cores) and 16TB of shared memory, all running under a single kernel. I know that there are at least a few systems that have been sold in this configuration.
According to SGI:

Altix UV runs completely unmodified Linux, including standard distributions from both Novell and Red Hat.

A: this is what Launchpad has to say about Ubuntu, so I guess it applies to others:
1.Intel x86:
Maximum CPUs: 32 (including logical CPUs)
Maximum memory: 64GB
Maximum filesize: 8TB
Maximum filesystem size (ext3) 16TB
Maximum per-process virtual address space: 4GB

2.AMD64/EM64T:
Maximum CPUs: 64
Maximum memory: 128GB
Maximum filesize: 8TB
Maximum filesystem size (ext3): 16TB
Maximum per-process virtual address space: N/A

These are standard max limitations whereas Linux cluster systems can scale up to 1024 CPU's.

That is 32 or 64 CPUs for x86 and x86_64 respectively.
Redhat says the same, but in a management-friendly table. Redhat EL6 can do 32 for x86, or 128 or 4096 CPUs cores for x86_64.

A: Threads are subjective to the multitasking model and thread management scheme.  The Gdt of intel based systems is used in linux if I remember rightly.  The idea is it has a possibility 8192 threads at max size.  This assuming that the system is using the gdt to manage the threads.  On 32 bit machines task switching is managed and the on 32 and 64 bit machines interrupt vectors need to have gdt entries.  Not sure how arm does it but the same articulation has to be achieved.   Task switching concepts iterate the GDT in tasking models.
If you break out of the gdt scheme you assumably can reach what you have memory for when you have, for each thread, a page stack frame, page code base for the thread and page of heap space.  You cannot assume you have a page of code or heap, which is the random variables.  Generally there are two stack frames for each thread, one maintained by the thread and one maintained by the linux kernel.  You add virtual memory concepts of swap space and the model gets blown out of the water but it is about thread priority..

A: Also:
If you are using a Linux as a Controlling on the UV SGI, and you are using the Bladecenters with her on own 4.15 Kernel, you can using on the Moment :
4096 Blade Racks.
1 Rack using 1024 Core x  4096 Cores. This Configuration will be on the moment the highest
Core using under Linux. You can control all cores under Red Hat.


One of the best things about St Brendan's is the staff. All staff in general - Cleaners, Security guards, teachers – all of them.
They always seem happy to see you by just their smiles or the small conversations you have with them. The teachers are really nice and patient (depending on your attitude) and put your education first.
I think that's what I'm going to miss the most about St Brendan's - the friendly staff. Being the overhyped person that I am, volunteering to be an Student Ambassador was the only enrichment activity I knew I'd enjoy.
I really, REALLY like meeting new people. Even if it's just for a brief moment and when you're an Ambassador it's all you ever do! – among other things. So I got to put my hyperactivity in good use. I've overcome my weirdest fears in St Brendan's, like my fear of short sleeves. I think that was my weirdest fear by a longshot. But I personally think St Brendan's is the college to be in because it really is the true definition of AWESOME.


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Q: Android : Using layoutinflater for custom layout dynamically I am doing a videoconference APP where I have a framelayout which will have surfaceview to render video and Button to end that participant call.
since the participants can be added dynamically I have to inflate this layout when ever request comes to create a new user.
this inflated layout will be added into tablelayout so that I can accommodate many layouts / users in which ever order I want.
I am inflating the FrameLayout like :
participantHolder.mParticipantFrameLayout = (FrameLayout)mInflater.inflate(R.layout.generic_paritcipant_layout, null);

and I am getting the surface view button inside this layout using :
//get the Dropuser button
participantHolder.mParticipantDropButton = (ImageButton)mFrameLayt.findViewById(R.id.ParticipantDropButton);
//get the surfaceview
participantHolder.mParticipantSurfaceView = (SurfaceView)mFrameLayt.findViewById(R.id.ParticipantSurfaceView);

and adding the layout into table row by setting the layout params.
TableRow.LayoutParams PreviewLayoutParams = new TableRow.LayoutParams(0, TableRow.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT);
PreviewLayoutParams.weight = 1;
CurrentParticpant.mParticipantUIHolder.mParticipantFrameLayout.setLayoutParams(PreviewLayoutParams);
CurrentParticpant.mParticipantUIHolder.mParticipantFrameLayout.invalidate();
mTableRowOne.addView(CurrentParticpant.mParticipantUIHolder.mParticipantFrameLayout);
mTableRowOne.invalidate();
mTableLayoutReference.invalidate();

But I am not able to see the View/Layout at all please let me if am doing some thing wrong

A: I assume the problem is here:
TableRow.LayoutParams PreviewLayoutParams = new TableRow.LayoutParams(0, TableRow.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT);

First argument means width and you set it to 0. Please try the following:
TableRow.LayoutParams PreviewLayoutParams = new TableRow.LayoutParams(TableRow.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT, TableRow.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT, 1);

Using such constructor you don't need to add PreviewLayoutParams.weight = 1;
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/TableRow.LayoutParams.html#TableRow.LayoutParams%28int,%20int,%20float%29


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@implementation StringFormatter

+ (NSString *)formatNumber:(NSNumber *)number
{
    NSNumberFormatter *formatter = [[NSNumberFormatter alloc] init];
    [formatter setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterDecimalStyle];

    //Formats number or 0 if number is nil
    NSString *formattedNumber;
    if (number == nil)
    {
        NSNumber *zeroNumber = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:0];
        formattedNumber = [formatter stringFromNumber:zeroNumber];
        [zeroNumber release];
    }
    else
    {
        formattedNumber = [formatter stringFromNumber:number];
    }

    [formatter release];

    return formattedNumber;
}

+ (NSString *)formatCurrency:(NSNumber *)currency
{
    NSNumberFormatter *formatter = [[NSNumberFormatter alloc] init];
    [formatter setNumberStyle:NSNumberFormatterCurrencyStyle];
    [formatter setMinimumFractionDigits:0];

    //Formats currency or 0 if currency is nil
    NSString *formattedCurrency;
    if (currency == nil)
    {
        NSNumber *zeroNumber = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithFloat:0];
        formattedCurrency = [formatter stringFromNumber:zeroNumber];
        [zeroNumber release];
    }
    else
    {
        formattedCurrency = [formatter stringFromNumber:currency];
    }

    [formatter release];

    return formattedCurrency;
}

//Returns range in the following formats depending on what parameters are sent:
//  min - max units
//  0 - max units
//  min+ units
+ (NSString *)formatRangeWithMin:(NSNumber *)min withMax:(NSNumber *)max withUnits:(NSString *)units
{
    //Placeholders
    if (units == nil)
    {
        units = @"";
    }
    else
    {
        units = [NSString stringWithFormat:@" %@", units];
    }

    //Formates a zero number for replacing empty values in range
    NSNumber *zeroNumber = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithInteger:0];
    NSString *formattedZero = [StringFormatter formatNumber:zeroNumber];
    [zeroNumber release];

    //Formats min and max numbers
    NSString *formattedMin = [StringFormatter formatNumber:min];
    NSString *formattedMax = [StringFormatter formatNumber:max];

    //Returns range based on which values were provided
    if ((min == nil || [min floatValue] == 0) && (max == nil || [max floatValue] == 0))
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@+%@", formattedZero, units];
    }
    else if (min == nil || [min floatValue] == 0)
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ - %@%@", formattedZero, formattedMax, units];
    }
    else if (max == nil || [max floatValue] == 0)
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@+%@", formattedMin, units];
    }
    else
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ - %@%@", formattedMin, formattedMax, units];
    }
}

+ (NSString *)formatCurrencyRangeWithMin:(NSNumber *)min withMax:(NSNumber *)max
{
    //Formates a zero number for replacing empty values in range
    NSNumber *zeroNumber = [[NSNumber alloc] initWithInteger:0];
    NSString *formattedZero = [StringFormatter formatCurrency:zeroNumber];
    [zeroNumber release];

    //Formats min and max numbers
    NSString *formattedMin = [StringFormatter formatCurrency:min];
    NSString *formattedMax = [StringFormatter formatCurrency:max];

    //Returns range based on which values were provided
    if ((min == nil || [min floatValue] == 0) && (max == nil || [max floatValue] == 0))
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@+", formattedZero];
    }
    else if (min == nil || [min floatValue] == 0)
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ - %@", formattedZero, formattedMax];
    }
    else if (max == nil || [max floatValue] == 0)
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@+", formattedMin];
    }
    else
    {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@ - %@", formattedMin, formattedMax];
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The Port hosts the so called Gare Maritime (Marine Railway Station), and it also makes available almost 800 berths. In addition, the Cannes Port offers a taste of the luxury display of yachts owned by the rich and famous, the climax of this picture residing in the nearby coast of Antibes, where the International Yacht Club is located. At the same time, the Port also enables boat trips along the famous French Riviera coast, or ferryboat excursions to the nearby Lérins Islands (Îles de Lérins) where further attractions are opened to the large public interested in ticking off the landmarks which make Cannes live up to its fame – such as the Maritime Museum (Musée de la Mer).
The liveliness of the Cannes Port is emphasized during the few events which count as some of the most spectacular happenings in the entire city. Thus, the Cannes International Boat and Yacht Show – also referred to as the Festival International de la Plaisance – is more than inviting for the enthusiasts of such vessels, given that luxury and glamor yield the main rules of the event. This event is held in September, a month which proves to be pretty busy for the Old Port, since another event also takes place this moment of the year, namely, the Salon de l'Automobile. The Fireworks Festival (or the Festival d'Art Pyrotechnique) is yet another happening which is hardly looked forward by both locals and tourists, taking into consideration the about 200,000 visitors attending the splendid six fireworks displays of which the festival consists.
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package org.deeplearning4j.nn.graph.vertex.impl;

import org.deeplearning4j.nn.api.Layer;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.api.MaskState;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.gradient.Gradient;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.graph.ComputationGraph;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.graph.vertex.BaseGraphVertex;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.graph.vertex.VertexIndices;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.buffer.DataType;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.ndarray.INDArray;
import org.nd4j.linalg.api.ops.impl.transforms.pairwise.bool.Or;
import org.nd4j.linalg.factory.Nd4j;
import org.nd4j.linalg.indexing.NDArrayIndex;
import org.nd4j.linalg.primitives.Pair;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.workspace.ArrayType;
import org.deeplearning4j.nn.workspace.LayerWorkspaceMgr;

/**
 * A custom layer for removing the first column and row from an input. This is meant to allow
 * importation of Caffe's GoogLeNet from
 *     https://gist.github.com/joelouismarino/a2ede9ab3928f999575423b9887abd14.
 *
 * @author Justin Long (crockpotveggies)
 */
public class PoolHelperVertex extends BaseGraphVertex {

    public PoolHelperVertex(ComputationGraph graph, String name, int vertexIndex, DataType dataType) {
        this(graph, name, vertexIndex, null, null, dataType);
    }

    public PoolHelperVertex(ComputationGraph graph, String name, int vertexIndex, VertexIndices[] inputVertices,
                    VertexIndices[] outputVertices, DataType dataType) {
        super(graph, name, vertexIndex, inputVertices, outputVertices, dataType);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean hasLayer() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public Layer getLayer() {
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public INDArray doForward(boolean training, LayerWorkspaceMgr workspaceMgr) {
        if (!canDoForward())
            throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot do forward pass: inputs not set");

        if (inputs.length > 1)
            throw new IllegalStateException("PoolHelper vertex requires a single input.");

        INDArray strippedInput = inputs[0].get(NDArrayIndex.all(), NDArrayIndex.all(),
                        NDArrayIndex.interval(1, inputs[0].size(2)), NDArrayIndex.interval(1, inputs[0].size(3)));
        return workspaceMgr.dup(ArrayType.ACTIVATIONS, strippedInput);
    }

    @Override
    public Pair<Gradient, INDArray[]> doBackward(boolean tbptt, LayerWorkspaceMgr workspaceMgr) {
        if (!canDoBackward())
            throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot do backward pass: errors not set");

        INDArray out = workspaceMgr.create(ArrayType.ACTIVATION_GRAD, epsilon.dataType(), epsilon.size(0), epsilon.size(1), 1+epsilon.size(2), 1+epsilon.size(2));
        out.get(NDArrayIndex.all(), NDArrayIndex.all(),NDArrayIndex.interval(1, inputs[0].size(2)), NDArrayIndex.interval(1, inputs[0].size(3)))
                .assign(epsilon);

        return new Pair<>(null, new INDArray[] {out});
    }

    @Override
    public void setBackpropGradientsViewArray(INDArray backpropGradientsViewArray) {
        if (backpropGradientsViewArray != null)
            throw new RuntimeException("Vertex does not have gradients; gradients view array cannot be set here");
    }

    @Override
    public Pair<INDArray, MaskState> feedForwardMaskArrays(INDArray[] maskArrays, MaskState currentMaskState,
                    int minibatchSize) {
        if (maskArrays == null) {
            return new Pair<>(null, currentMaskState);
        }

        //Most common case: all or none.
        //If there's only *some* mask arrays: assume the others (missing) are equivalent to all 1s
        //And for handling multiple masks: best strategy seems to be an OR operation
        //i.e., output is 1 if any of the input are 1s
        //Which means: if any masks are missing, output null (equivalent to no mask, or all steps present)
        //Otherwise do an element-wise OR operation

        for (INDArray arr : maskArrays) {
            if (arr == null) {
                return new Pair<>(null, currentMaskState);
            }
        }

        //At this point: all present. Do OR operation
        if (maskArrays.length == 1) {
            return new Pair<>(maskArrays[0], currentMaskState);
        } else {
            INDArray ret = maskArrays[0].dup(maskArrays[0].ordering());
            Nd4j.getExecutioner().exec(new Or(maskArrays[0], maskArrays[1], ret));
            for (int i = 2; i < maskArrays.length; i++) {
                Nd4j.getExecutioner().exec(new Or(maskArrays[i], ret, ret));
            }
            return new Pair<>(ret, currentMaskState);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "PoolHelperVertex(id=" + this.getVertexIndex() + ",name=\"" + this.getVertexName() + "\")";
    }
}


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Eversource Energy: Solid Results Show Growth, Positioned For Reasonable Return
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On Monday, May 4, 2022, New England-based electric and natural gas utility Eversource Energy (NYSE:ES) announced its first-quarter 2022 earnings results. Admittedly, the earnings reports of utility companies are rarely the topic of much market or media attention, but this one was different because of the suggestion that Eversource Energy may be considering a sale of its offshore wind portfolio. This is very surprising, considering that Eversource Energy has been very dedicated to this aspect of the business over the past few years, but a sale may still make sense in the correct circumstances.
There were certainly other reasons to like this earnings report too as Eversource Energy posted very solid year-over-year revenue growth and an earnings beat, which may have been another reason why the stock surged following the earnings report. Overall, Eversource Energy continues to look like a very solid holding in the utility sector and a decent way to generate a 2.82% yield.
As my long-time readers are no doubt well aware, it is my usual practice to share the highlights from a company's earnings report before delving into an analysis of its results. This is because these highlights provide a background for the remainder of the article as well as serve as a framework for the resultant analysis. Therefore, here are the highlights from Eversource Energy's first-quarter 2022 earnings report:
Eversource Energy brought in total revenues of $3.471310 billion in the first quarter of 2022. This represents a 22.84% increase over the $2.825840 billion that the company reported in the prior-year quarter.
The company reported an operating income of $663.055 million during the reporting period. This represents a significant 13.23% increase over the $585.568 million that the company reported in the year-ago quarter.
Eversource Energy began a strategic review of its offshore wind joint venture with Ørsted (OTCPK:DNNGY). This could result in a potential sale, although no decision has been made at this time.
The company reported an operating cash flow of $371.9 million during the current quarter. This represents a 9.60% decline over the $411.4 million that the company reported in the equivalent quarter of last year.
Eversource Energy reported a net income of $445.326 million during the first quarter of 2022. This represents a 21.00% increase over the $368.023 million that the firm reported in the first quarter of 2021.
The first thing that anyone reading this will undoubtedly notice is that Eversource Energy's revenues and net income increased substantially year-over-year. This is not unusual for this company. In fact, Eversource Energy has grown its earnings per share at a 6% compound annual growth rate over the past eight years, a trend that the company expects to continue in the future:
The company's management did not provide any reason for this during the earnings release, but it seems likely that this was caused by Eversource Energy growing its rate base over the past year. The rate base is the value of the company's assets upon which it is allowed to earn a specified rate of return. Thus, as the rate base increases, Eversource Energy can adjust the prices that it charges its customers in order to earn that rate of return.
As we have discussed in previous articles on Eversource Energy, the company has been investing heavily into upgrading, modernizing, and expanding its utility infrastructure in order to increase its value and thus grow the rate base. In fact, the company invested a sizable $3.541 billion into this task in 2021.
The company did not state exactly how much this increased its rate base (it will be less than the amount spent due to depreciation and asset retirements), but we can certainly conclude that it is much higher. As the rate of return that the company can earn is a percentage, any increase in value would increase the amount of money that it can bring in from its customers and that ultimately allows more money to make its way down to the firm's bottom line.
Eversource Energy plans to continue to make investments into its infrastructure in order to continue this growth trajectory going forward. During the earnings call, Eversource Energy unveiled its five-year capital spending program. In short, Eversource Energy intends to invest $18.1 billion over the 2022 to 2026 period:
We can see that the company's distribution network receives the greatest individual amount of spending. This is not particularly surprising. The distribution network is the aspect of the electric utility grid that brings the power to each individual home and business so it overall covers the widest area and has the most points of failure. As such, it is the most expensive individual aspect to maintain. As investors though, we are most interested in the growth that will result from these capital investments. Eversource Energy has guided earnings per share to grow at a 5% to 7% rate over the period. When we combine this with the company's 2.82% yield, the stock should be able to deliver a total return of 8% to 10% over the five-year period, which is reasonable for a utility.
In various past articles on Eversource Energy, we discussed how the company has been one of the more aggressive utilities with respect to the development and deployment of renewable power. In particular, Eversource Energy is currently involved in a joint venture with Denmark's Ørsted to construct wind farms off the coasts of New England and New York. This actually makes a certain amount of sense, as offshore wind power has a number of advantages over other forms of renewable power (as I recently discussed here) and the area in which the company operates has a great deal of coastline. The joint venture currently owns three offshore wind farms with a generation capacity of 1,758 megawatts at various stages of development. The joint venture also holds leases for 175,000 acres that could be used for more offshore wind farms.
When we consider the zeal with which the company has been promoting this joint venture at various analyst and investor conferences over the years, it came as somewhat of a shock when Eversource Energy divulged in the earnings press release that it is considering selling its stake in the joint venture. More specifically, Joe Nolan, Eversource Energy's president and CEO, stated:
In light of the record-setting prices in the recent federal lease auction for tracts around the New York Bight and an evolving landscape, we are conducting a fulsome review of our interest in the joint venture with Ørsted to assess alternatives that will allow us to create shareholder value and continue building a leading clean energy company that is wholly committed to supporting offshore wind with advocacy, transmission investment solutions, and clean energy resource integration.
Mr. Nolan went on to state that it is conducting a review of what to do with the company's stake in the joint venture and that said solution may include a total or partial sale.
This statement appears to suggest that Mr. Nolan believes that the leases and other assets held by the joint venture are overvalued and that better returns would be found elsewhere. If that is correct, then a sale would certainly be to the benefit of the shareholders, and it makes sense why Eversource Energy's stock price jumped on this news.
Admittedly, it may not be a particularly good sign for the other companies that have been buying up leases in the area to develop offshore wind farms, but as investors in Eversource Energy, that is not really our problem. The company expects to have the review completed by the end of the year, so we should know in a few months how Eversource Energy will proceed and can make further decisions based on that move at that time.
One reason why investors purchase shares of utility companies like Eversource Energy is because of the relatively high dividend yields that they tend to possess. Indeed, Eversource Energy currently boasts a 2.82% yield, which is certainly higher than the 1.46% yield of the S&P 500 index (SPY). Perhaps even better, Eversource Energy has a long history of steadily growing its dividend over time:
A steadily growing dividend is particularly attractive in times of high inflation, such as what we are seeing today in the United States. This is because inflation is steadily decreasing the number of goods and services that we can purchase with the dividend. Thus, the fact that the company is giving us more and more money with each passing year helps to offset this effect. This is very nice for people such as retirees that are dependent on their portfolios for income. As is always the case, though, it is critical that we ensure that the company can actually afford the dividend that it pays out. After all, we do not want it to be forced to reverse course and cut the dividend, since that would reduce our incomes and most likely cause the stock price to decline.
The usual way that we judge a company's ability to pay its dividend is by looking at its free cash flow. Free cash flow is the amount of cash that is generated by the company's ordinary operations and is left over after it pays all its bills and makes all necessary capital expenditures. This is, therefore, the money that can be used for things such as paying off debt, buying back stock, or issuing a dividend. In the first quarter of 2022, Eversource Energy reported a negative levered free cash flow of $129.1 million. This is clearly not enough to pay any dividend, but Eversource Energy still paid out $213.9 million in the period.
With that said, it is not unusual for a utility like Eversource Energy to pay its dividend out of its operating cash flow and finance its capital expenditures through the issuance of equity and especially debt. This is mostly due to the extremely high costs of constructing and maintaining utility-grade infrastructure. During the first quarter of 2022, Eversource Energy reported an operating cash flow of $371.9 million, which is more than enough to cover the $213.9 million in dividends, with money left over for other purposes. Overall, this dividend appears to be secure and investors probably do not have anything to worry about.
In conclusion, Eversource Energy reported the respectable growth that we have come to expect from this company. Fortunately for us, it is unlikely that this growth will stop in the near future. Indeed, the company's stock is positioned to give investors a very respectable return over the next few years. The fact that the company might be selling its stake in its offshore wind joint venture is somewhat surprising, but it may be in the best interest of stockholders if the current lease holdings are overvalued. The stock also boasts a respectable dividend yield that appears to be secure. Overall, this continues to look like a good utility play.
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4 Pack SECURITY Costume Patch, Fully Embroidered 2.125 x 4.25 – Man Store Inc.
Really nice quality FBI black and white costume patches. They are nice and embroidered. You will receive 4 sew on patches that measure 2.125" H x 4.25" W. Free Shipping!


Tros RUH-thid go-THLA-sant eye gwide.
Oh BU thed ear hen-yithe bar high.
O THIS glire OR – seth – vink uh neh.
Ak UN-o uhr eye ree ol eh – veh.
ee nee uh tro – SETH-weer gile bew.
Un Velis ee LAN-oo ein breed.
Un NO-vio Meewn KAR yad A Heth.
Un NO-vio Meoown KAR yad A heth.
Ahr THU-riss dieth eer GAH-nahn vreer.
Oorth VEH-THee DAN-yan dee duh heen.
Ond kile duh AN-yahn dahn vuh mrohn.
uh-noh vehn-eyed gwuhnah duh neeth.
Dree vuh NAH-grine frood oh hehTH.
Nehs droy bawb keer THawd AH-drehv uhn uh mahn.
Ah golch veen wihn uhn FUH-non loun uh groyce.
Mee SIGN-yahv glawd dee-THYOO-wehTHEE-THoh ehv.
Mee SIGN-yahv glawd dee-THYOO-wehTH EE-THoh ehv.
crige ah THile uhng ngrihm uh thlee.
Barbed steeds are proudly prancing.
Un CO-dee eye ow-DIR-dod hell.
Ku-VOD-oth gleth ee latheye vroud.
Of the river that freely flows.
Late at night, I hear it singing.
Then again when I wake at dawn.
The will to go on, Go on.
That I heard of long ago.
That my soul cries out to know.
But it rests on the Sabbath day.
I almost hear it pray.
The peace that it brings, it brings.
When we meet by the river (meet by the) shore.
To the river in Judea.
O'er the homes that we knew long ago.
To the downfallen temples of Zion.
Oh remembrance of joy and of woe.
Why so silent ye hang from the willow?
Sing again of the days that are past.
And have shed bitter tears (Bitter Tears) of repentance.
May endure to the last.
and of their shadows deep.
and hid his face a-mid a crown of stars.
[all] But there's never a rose like you!
[all] Tis the rose that I keep in my heart!
Send the word, send the word over there.
And we won't come back 'till it's over over there!
[basses] Tho' your lads are far away, they dream of home.
'till the boys come home.
[basses] What's the use of worrying?
Thleh my ah-behr TAH – wehn flahm.
Ahv dan GO-vee-o nahd ah mahm.
Tahng-ne-Veth-weer, Tahng-ne-Veth-weer, plant ee THyoo.
Tahng-ne-Veth-weer, Tahng-ne-Veth-weer, plahnt ee THyoo.
Go – lid Dyoo eeor an – wel veed.
[all sing…] Plahnt ee THyoo.
Pan vor beed un flam?
My ma-THEYE- ant GU-dah mahm.