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"""
@package mi.dataset.parser
@file mi-dataset/mi/dataset/parser/hyd_o_dcl.py
@author Emily Hahn
@brief Parser for the hydrogen series o instrument through a dcl
"""
__author__ = 'Emily Hahn'
__license__ = 'Apache 2.0'

import re

from mi.core.log import get_logger

log = get_logger()
from mi.core.instrument.dataset_data_particle import DataParticle, DataParticleKey
from mi.core.exceptions import SampleException

from mi.dataset.dataset_parser import SimpleParser
from mi.dataset.parser.common_regexes import FLOAT_REGEX
from mi.dataset.parser.utilities import dcl_time_to_ntp

DCL_TIMESTAMP_REGEX = r'(\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}.\d{3})'

# regex to match the data
DATA_LINE_REGEX = DCL_TIMESTAMP_REGEX + ' \*(' + FLOAT_REGEX + ') (' + FLOAT_REGEX + ') %'
DATA_LINE_MATCHER = re.compile(DATA_LINE_REGEX)

# regex to match the dcl logger line which is ignored
IGNORE_LINE_REGEX = DCL_TIMESTAMP_REGEX + ' \[hyd\d*:DLOGP\d+\]:.*'
IGNORE_LINE_MATCHER = re.compile(IGNORE_LINE_REGEX)

DCL_TIMESTAMP_GROUP = 0

# map for unpacking the particle
# DCL timestamp is at index 1
PARTICLE_MAP = [
    ('hyd_raw', 2, float),
    ('hyd_percent', 3, float)
]

class HydODclCommonDataParticle(DataParticle):
    def _build_parsed_values(self):
        return [self._encode_value(name, self.raw_data.group(idx), function)
                for name, idx, function in PARTICLE_MAP]

class HydODclTelemeteredDataParticle(HydODclCommonDataParticle):
    _data_particle_type = 'hyd_o_dcl_instrument'

class HydODclRecoveredDataParticle(HydODclCommonDataParticle):
    _data_particle_type = 'hyd_o_dcl_instrument_recovered'

class HydODclParser(SimpleParser):
    def __init__(self,
                 stream_handle,
                 exception_callback,
                 is_telemetered):

        if is_telemetered:
            # this is a telemetered parser
            self.particle_class = HydODclTelemeteredDataParticle

        else:
            # this is a recovered parser
            self.particle_class = HydODclRecoveredDataParticle

        # no config for this parser, pass in empty dict
        super(HydODclParser, self).__init__({},
                                            stream_handle,
                                            exception_callback)

    def parse_file(self):
        """
        The main parsing function which loops over each line in the file and extracts particles if the correct
        format is found.
        """
        # read the first line in the file
        line = self._stream_handle.readline()

        while line:
            # check for a data line or a dcl logger line we specifically ignore
            data_match = DATA_LINE_MATCHER.match(line)
            ignore_match = IGNORE_LINE_MATCHER.match(line)

            if data_match:
                # found a data line, extract this particle
                # DCL controller timestamp  is the port_timestamp
                dcl_controller_timestamp = data_match.groups()[DCL_TIMESTAMP_GROUP]
                port_timestamp = dcl_time_to_ntp(dcl_controller_timestamp)

                particle = self._extract_sample(self.particle_class,
                                                None,
                                                data_match,
                                                port_timestamp=port_timestamp,
                                                preferred_ts=DataParticleKey.PORT_TIMESTAMP)

                self._record_buffer.append(particle)

            elif not ignore_match:
                # we found a line with an unknown format, call an exception
                error_message = 'Found line with unknown format %s' % line
                log.warn(error_message)
                self._exception_callback(SampleException(error_message))

            # read the next line
            line = self._stream_handle.readline()

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New Zealand Wine: Past, Present & Future
Prohibition to Modern Dynamism
Major Wine Regions: South Island
Major Wine Regions: North Island
Sauvignon Blanc: The New Zealand Experience
New Zealand Pinot Noir - The New Burgundy?
New Zealand Wine Regions & their Major Grape Varieties
Despite New Zealand's phenomenal success, at present it remains largely a country of boutique, quality orientated family vignerons rather than corporate giants and bulk grape growers. Most winemakers are producing a range of red and white wines and there's surprising variation between varietal styles even within regions.
New Zealand is still discovering itself since it has embarked on a project to classify and quantify its dizzying range of terroirs and micro climates. The array of wine styles it can potentially succeed with seems to be ever growing, including Bordeaux-style blends, cool climate Shiraz, aromatic white varietals like Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris, not to mention its already world class Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. We trust you will find this concise introduction to New Zealand's wine regions stimulates your interest in what is one of the most exciting new wine regions in the world.
Coalescing from the Past.
New Zealand's early experiments into viticulture seem to be little more than a footnote to the staggering advances of recent decades. One finds comparisons with Italy's centuries old, now burgeoning wine industry, more so than Australia's; though admittedly, New Zealand's prolonged internal struggles to discover its latent brilliance took place within a relatively compressed time span.
What obstacles played such a drawn out role in the development of New Zealand wine?
As in Italy, an agricultural economy, poor organisation and insufficient Government support were compounded by internal disputes, foremost amongst these in New Zealand was Prohibition. Even in spite of authoritative and enthusiastic outsiders repeatedly declaring New Zealand's overwhelming viticultural potential, a crisis of self confidence in the value of its own wine industry was inevitable.
It is significant to note that the land was been trialled with vines as early as 1819 when an English missionary, Reverend Samuel Marsden, planted a vineyard in Northland. Marsden, who was no doubt preoccupied with introducing Christianity to New Zealand left no records of ever producing wine, only that"We had a small spot of land cleared and broken up in which I planted about a hundred grape vines of different kinds brought from Port Jackson. New Zealand promises to be very favourable to the vine as far as I can judge at present of the nature of the soil and climate."
Reverend Samuel Marsden. James Busby.
Fifteen years later, one of the pioneers of the Australian Wine Industry, James Busby, vinified New Zealand's first wine at Waitangi, within 10km of Marsden's original property at Kerikeri. French explorer Captain Dumont d'Urville described it as"A light white wine, very sparkling and delicious to taste". Busby sold it on to British troops stationed at New Zealand's North.
The decades that followed were a typical pattern of European colonisation.
French migrants began a wine industry in Central Otago; at Nelson, German & Spanish settlers introduced commercial winemaking practices, as well as the cultivation of hops for beer production (most of the early English settlers preferred beer or spirits to wine anyway); while in Hawke's Bay, West Auckland and the Northland regions, small vineyards were planted by migrants from what's now South Western Croatia. These ' Dalmations' introduced grape varieties that produced higher quality wines, then formed a Viticultural Association. When the consumption of wine fell from over one litre per capita in 1882, to 0.74 litres in 1898, it was lobbying from such groups that lead to the establishment of New Zealand's 'Department of Agriculture' and the arrival in 1895 of one of the most influential personalities for New Zealand's early period: Romeo Alessandro Brogato (1858-1913;see below for more).
Previously a viticultural consultant to the Victorian government, Brogato travelled throughout New Zealand, evaluating and identifying every modern wine region (except Marlborough). In a report submitted to Premier Richard Seddon, Brogato praised the young industry, recommended urgent improvements (see below) and correctly predicted that the root-ruining phylloxera aphid would inevitably spread throughout the country. Gradually it did, but instead of re-grafting onto resistant rootstock, many producers turned to low-quality, but disease-resistant hybrid grapes such as Albany Surprise, Baco and Isabella. None of these would ever make great wine, yet they dominated the local industry for years.(1)At the time it didn't matter. On the whole, New Zealanders, perhaps influenced by British traditions, still preferred sweet or fortified wines which could be made from inferior hybrid varieties.
In 1901 Brogato was lured back to New Zealand to take over the Government's research vineyards at Te Kauwhata, 40 km north of Hamilton. Field days attracted winemakers keen to sample the vineyard's wines, receive advice about the best grapes for local conditions and purchase phylloxera resistant rootstock. Brogato's popular 1906 booklet"Viticulture in New Zealand" (which sold 5,000 copies) even showed vignerons how to successfully graft their existing vines onto American rootstock.
Romeo Bragato:
Father of the New Zealand Wine Industry.
On the 19th February 1895, Romeo Bragato arrived at Bluff on loan from the Victorian Government to the Department of Agriculture. He came with impressive credentials, having spent four years at Conegliano, Italy's famous school of viticulture where he obtained a diploma of Oenology.
He was escorted by Government officials from one end of the country to the other. His report, 'Prospects of Viticulture and Instructions for Planting and Pruning' submitted to the premier on 10th September the same year was reasoned and enthusiastic. Bragato strongly urged that associations be formed in the various districts, "A competent body in each district would determine the most suitable varieties for planting, collect and spread local data and thus in great measure secure the industry against failure. Each district would subsequently gain notoriety for the wine produced as in the famous districts of the Continent".
He had found phylloxera in the Auckland vineyards of Mr Bridgman and Mr Harding of Mt Eden Road and strongly recommended an inspection of all vineyards. He also recommended the importation by the Department, from Europe, of cuttings of American resistant vines. Signor Bragato returned to Australia, leaving behind him a farming population excited by the prospects of wealth from viticulture. But two pests, Phylloxera and Oidium Mildew, and a lacklustre policy by the Department of Agriculture dampened the enthusiasm of most except the wealthy gentlemen farmers of Hawke's Bay, the missionaries, and a new breed of wine growers entering the field, the Dalmatians.
Enquiry about phylloxera control, 1890. Phylloxera was first reported in New Zealand in 1885, but the insect's identity was not confirmed. After it was discovered in some Whangarei vineyards in 1890, the minister of lands requested information from French and other European governments about the methods they had used to deal with phylloxera.
In 1901 there was another flicker of interest by the New Zealand Government in viticulture and they asked Bragato to come back and report on the phylloxera which by now was having a heavy toll on the vineyards of the North Island, as it had done earlier in the vineyards of Europe. He had already given New Zealand the answer in his report of 1895 - root out the diseased vine, import and plant American resistant vines, (root stock grafted with European varieties). This time he was offered a permanent position and came back in 1902 to the newly created post of Viticulturist and Head of the Viticultural Division of the Department of Agriculture based at Te Kauwhata.
Bragato imported disease resistant stocks and in his handbook, Viticulture in New Zealand published in 1906 by the Department of Agriculture, showed growers how to graft the European classical varieties which predominated in the country at that time, on to the American root stocks.
Bragato's work identified the varieties to plant, the Phylloxera resistant rootstocks to graft them to, the regions in which to plant vines, the varieties suitable to each region, vineyard layout, pruning methods and much more. Regrettably his work was not acted on and lay forgotten for over 60 years. Dusted off by a few pioneers in the 1970's early 1980's, many of the recommendations of Romeo Bragato form the basis of modern New Zealand viticulture practices. (8)
New Zealand's Romeo Bragato Conference, Bragato Address, and Bragato Wine Awards salute the vision of Bragato.


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (WOOD) – Students and educators are heading back to school, and regardless of how they are going back, it'll different be a transition unlike anything we've seen. Maranda teamed up with School News Network and their show Good School News to hear from students about why they're excited to go back to school. The students, of all ages, tell us what they missed about school, what they are excited for this upcoming school year, and why their teachers are so special to them. It was awesome to hear about it from kids perspective!
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Lynlee, the Editor in Chief at 'The Central Trend', talks about her 'cathartic experience' of writing this article. She speaks of her senior year, and the things she's lost. She reminds us that teenagers are balancing a lot, between pressure from friends, family, and now the world. The pandemic includes more than just the virus, it also includes the maintenance of mental health, missing friends, feeling tired, navigating in-person and virtual learning and constant changes. "It's really just hard. That's just the best word for it, as simple as the word 'hard' is." says Lynlee.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) - Children always seem more well behaved when they're not at home. School News Network is making an effort to not only encourage their students to be 'safe, kind, respectful, and responsible" in the classroom (virtually for now), but also at home.
Each student received a 'golden ticket' for their hard work during remote learning, but if they email their teachers a video of them doing something 'safe, kind, respectful or responsible' at home, they will earn another ticket! Students Jabriel and Joliet share what they are doing to be helpful at home. What a fun and engaging way to encourage positive habits!
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Experts from a variety of fields share their current career paths, their daily tasks, industry details, and more! High schoolers will be able to hear from a group of professionals with ranging education, responsibilities, and experience, and what they wish they heard in high school. Kent ISD outlines benefits of Groundhog Shadow Day:


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Bill C-30 – Online Spying Bill – Opinion
April 16, 2012 by Jeff Harris
In the past month the notorious Bill C-30, commonly referred to as the 'Online Spying Bill', has been largely forgotten in the aftermath of massive public backlash against it and its staunch defender, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews. The bill would require internet service providers and cell phone companies to hand over the sensitive personal information of its customers (IP addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, credit card numbers, browsing history, etc.) to law enforcement upon request, even without a warrant. The legislation was put on hold in late February in response to a major public outcry against the bill, its violation of basic rights to privacy, and Toews himself, who claimed Canadians could side either with the bill or with the child pornographers (whom it was supposed to target). However, a recent report by the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights in the House of Commons suggests the bill may be returning to the light of day in the near future, and with even more invasive provisions than it had previously.
The report reaffirms the measures which would require telecommunications service providers to give up its customers' sensitive personal information upon request, without a warrant, to law enforcement. This reaffirmation should be somewhat demoralizing to the many Canadians who made it clear that the bill threatened to violate their constitutional right to privacy (like the 130 000 Canadians who signed Open Media's online petition against it), but that's not the worst of it.
Despite the public outrage, the recent report actually calls for legislation which extends beyond the scope of C-30, recommending that a positive obligation ought to be placed on telecom service providers and telecom device manufacturers to decrypt intercepted messages of its customers and to assist law enforcement in doing the same. It also recommends imposing a requirement on cell phone merchants and telecom service providers to adopt identity verification requirements for its customers. In short, it recommends a renewal of Bill C-30's widely-despised measures as well as some new ones which even the Online Spying bill hadn't thought to include.
Apparently Vic Toews' shameless, accusatory promotion of the Online Spying bill and the venomous backlash it produced has not held enough sway in Ottawa to bring about an end to this kind of backwards legislation. Much of the public outcry against C-30's provisions was aimed at Toews himself, with the #TellVicEverything Twitter campaign (in which Canadians sarcastically spammed Toews' page with all kinds of mundane information about their daily activities), and with online hacktivist group Anonymous posting a Youtube video scolding Toews for promoting the bill and revealing the identity of the mistress with whom it alleged he had an adulterous affair. Toews became a symbol (through his own merits, to be certain) for the widely-renounced legislation and as such Canadians aimed much of their protest efforts at him personally. While this undoubtedly provided a great source of entertainment, it seems to have failed to alert Ottawa as to the real source of Canadians' displeasure: the unfair, unconstitutional violation of our privacy.
To be fair, Canadians did engage in protests which focused on the bill itself more than Toews alone (Open Media's online petition is perhaps the best example), yet these have evidently not carried the influence necessary to prevent recommendations for similar and even more invasive legislation from rising up in parliament, as is clear from the recent report. Canadians showed great determination and resolve in fighting Toews' Online Spying bill, but will have to redouble those efforts and perhaps change aim slightly in order to achieve success.
Instead of targeting Toews, Canadians should consider contacting their elected member of parliament and express their disapproval of this kind of legislation. Another effective tactic could be to pressure telecom service providers, who are also potential victims of the legislation, to resist C-30-like provisions along with the rest of Canadians. In response to the recent report, a spokesperson for Bell stated:
Our primary concern in this area has always been the capacity of industry to implement any new requirements and who bears the cost.
In other words, Bell is concerned with the cost the legislation could have on their business, and not so much on the fact that it will require them to violate their customers' privacy rights. Canadians may be able to find an ally in cell phone companies like Bell, but in order to ensure a reliable and useful alliance they need first to make it clear to these companies that their concerns ought not to be only for their own profits. This may be a difficult task given that cell phone companies are not really accountable to the public in the same way as politicians in a democratic state, and cell phone companies are notorious for being the subjects of harsh public criticism and doing nothing about it, but it may nonetheless be worth a shot. Regardless, it seems the fight against online spying legislation is not over, despite extensive efforts by the Canadian public, and if Canadians want to crush impending legislation the same way they crushed Vic Toews' reputation, they will likely need to devise some new strategies.
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Emirates NBD on Wednesday announced its support of Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay, making it the first bank in the Middle East to offer this service. The move comes as wearable payment solutions gain popularity in the UAE, Dubai's biggest bank said in a statement.
Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay are designed for people on the go, enabling them to make quick and secure payments via their Fitbit and Garmin wearables respectively, wherever contactless payments are accepted. To make purchases, customers will need to add their Emirates NBD Credit or Debit Card details to Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay, the bank said.
Suvo Sarkar, senior executive vice president, head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Emirates NBD said: "Emirates NBD is committed to providing customers with products that offer a seamless user experience and easy, enhanced access.
Contactless payment solutions like Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay use near field communication (NFC) technology to transmit card information, which replaces the need to authenticate via chip and pin. Users can load their credit or debit card information directly to their Fitbit Pay and Garmin Pay wallets, allowing them to pay in an easy and convenient manner while on the move.


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Season 24 E 117 • 05/28/2019
President Trump pays a visit to Japan, Roy Wood Jr. accuses Trevor of being an anti-American propagandist, and Reese Witherspoon discusses her HBO series "Big Little Lies."
Extended - June 13, 2019 - Tim Ryan
President Trump signals a willingness to accept foreign dirt on his rivals, Ronny Chieng blasts over-pampered dogs, and Rep. Tim Ryan discusses his 2020 presidential campaign.
Extended - June 12, 2019 - Tessa Thompson
President Trump spars with Joe Biden, Desi Lydic reacts to a Women's World Cup controversy, and actor Tessa Thompson discusses her role in "Men in Black: International."
Extended - June 11, 2019 - Kwame Onwuachi
Vladimir Putin builds an alliance with China's Xi Jinping, Ronny Chieng gets embedded with a plastic straw cop, and Kwame Onwuachi discusses "Notes from a Young Black Chef."
June 10, 2019 - Danielle Brooks
Democratic presidential candidates descend on Iowa, President Trump cancels his Mexico tariffs, and actor Danielle Brooks chats about her Shakespeare in the Park experience.
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Trevor examines the life and career of Elizabeth Warren, President Trump's tweets lose their punch, and James Corden discusses "The Late Late Show" and the 2019 Tony Awards.
June 5, 2019 - Randall Park
Trevor highlights U.K. politician Boris Johnson, Lewis Black rails against the CBD craze, and Randall Park chats about his Netflix movie "Always Be My Maybe."
Extended - June 4, 2019 - Amber Scorah
President Trump continues his controversial U.K. visit, Jaboukie Young-White talks socialism with Sen. Bernie Sanders, and author Amber Scorah discusses "Leaving the Witness."
Extended - June 3, 2019 - Eric Swalwell
President Trump pays an official state visit to the U.K., Roy Wood Jr. and Michael Kosta talk sports, and Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell discusses his 2020 presidential run.
May 30, 2019 - Christian Siriano
Top Democrats support impeaching President Trump, Neal Brennan calls on Democrats to be as ruthless as Republicans, and Christian Siriano talks fashion and "Project Runway."
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Robert Mueller gives a rare press conference, Ronny Chieng reacts to high-tech Christian outreach initiatives, and Dr. Jill Biden discusses her book "Where the Light Enters."
Extended - May 23, 2019 - Wyatt Cenac
President Trump has a major beef with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Dulce Sloan weighs in on Ben Carson's job security, and Wyatt Cenac discusses "Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas."
Extended - May 22, 2019 - Rachel Louise Snyder
The U.S. and China race to control 5G, Ronny Chieng talks to New Yorkers about their texting-while-walking habits, and Rachel Louise Snyder discusses "No Visible Bruises."
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St Stephen Walbrook
English version » London's churches and cathedrals |
Wren's most remarkable parish church was built in 1672-80, with the steeple added in 1713-17. The exterior is to a large extent hidden behind the Mansion House and is markedly plain. Only the steeple deserves notice. To the south of the tower a door beneath a garlanded oval window leads up a flight of steps into a west apse, which is screened from the interior proper by a substantial door-case.
Much of the exterior of St Stephen Walbrook is hidden, but the steeple stands out.
Wren's plan is formed by the positioning of 16 Corinthian columns of equal height. On the west side, eight of them appear to form a groined nave, flanked by flat-ceilinged inner aisles and narrower outer aisles. But if the first four columns abreast are discounted, the remaining 12 form a centralizing plan in four groups of three in the corners of the square, over which presides a coffered dome of wood and plaster. The groups of columns define an inner square, which is emphasized by the entablature they carry, but they also form a Greek cross out of the transepts, the nave and the chancel. The inner square becomes an octagon by the device of throwing arches across the corners as well as over the arms of the Greek cross, and on these eight arches the dome and its lantern rest. To set against these centralizing features, the arched east window almost fills the chancel wall and there is a substantial reredos at the east end. In recent years, this reredos has lost its role because a central altar has been placed under the dome. This attar was made by Henry Moore of light-coloured marble, is 2.4 metres (8 feet) wide and weighs 8. 5 tons. Light-coloured benches curve round it. It is incongruous in Wren's church, which needs its altar in front of the reredos; however much Wren's ground-plans set up a tension between longitudinal and centralizing features, the east end was ultimately the focus. The body of the church was intended for high box-pews; without them, the high bases of the columns have lost their purpose.
Wren's coffered dome sits on eight arches, which are supported by groups of Corinthian columns.
The tester of the fine pulpit was made by Thomas Creecher and William Newman when Wren's church was built in the late 17th century.
Robert Potter carried out a major restoration in 1978-87, which has left the church in a remarkably fine condition. Thomas Creecher made the reredos, and William Newman was reponsible for the carving. They also worked together on the fine pulpit and its tester, and Newman carved the font-cover. The organ above the south door was built by William Hill in 1906, but has a case of 1765. One well-known individual who has no memorial here, despite being buried in the north aisle, is Sir John Vanbrugh, the architect of Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard. An epitaph was suggested for him: 'Lie heavy on him, Earth! for he/Laid many a heavy load on thee'.
In Wren's church the reredos was the most significant furnishing, but the interior now centres on Henry Moore's substantial marble altar.


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Supple Folk Music Series welcomes return of irreverent Austin Lounge Lizards
Texas State University's Supple Folk Music Series presents the Austin Lounge Lizards on Nov. 4 as part of the Encore Performing Arts Series.
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Supple series brings folk singer-songwriter to Price Seniors Center
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Grammy-winning guitarist Doug Smith headlines Supple Folk series
The Supple Folk Music series at Texas State University will welcome Grammy Award-winning master acoustic guitarist Doug Smith Oct. 24 as part of the Encore Performing Arts Series.
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Folk singer Ed Miller coming to San Marcos
Scottish folk singer and radio host Ed Miller will perform at the San Marcos Seniors Center on March 26, as part of the Supple Folk Music Series.


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Q: Listing packages in a repositiory? I'm working on Ubuntu 12.04 Server. I want to install OpenStack, so I enabled the Cloud Archive repo:
sudo add-apt-repository cloud-archive:havana

After the subsequent update and upgrade, I noticed python-crypto changed. python-crypto recently fixed a CVE, so I would like to ensure I'm using the patched version of python-crypto. I'd also like to compare the python-crypto in both Ubuntu and Cloud Archive.
How does one list the package information for both Ubuntu::python-crypto and CloudArchive::python-crypto?
(And sorry I could not tag this with apt-cache. Its not available in the list of tags).
Thanks in advance

A: apt-cache show packagename

works for me, showing the Description, Depends, Provides, Version and so on for all available versions of the package. So does
apt-cache showpkg packagename

for other information, including the repositories.
apt-cache policy packagename

is a quick way to get repo and versions.

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Missing music: Meyerbeer's Hallelujah
I recently gave a talk on Jewish art music. While prepping for the talk I realized that I couldn't find recording's of two fascinating piece. Here's the story of the first.
In the 1830's and 1840's, Giacomo Meyerbeer owned grand opera in Europe. His opera's Robert le Diable (1831), Les Huguenots (1836), Le prophète (1849), and L'Africaine, (which was produced posthumously in 1865) were immensely popular and critically acclaimed.
Giacomo Meyerbeer - Robert le Diable - "Idole de ma vie" (Joan Sutherland)
Unlike Felix Mendelssohn, and many other Jewish artists of the time, who either converted to Christianity, or attempted to downplay their Judaism, Meyerbeer was a committed Jew. While Meyerber never directly included references to Judaism in his operas, he was known at the time for his inclusion of religious, as well as religious tolerance, themes.
Born in Tasdorf, near Berlin, Meyerbeer's given name was Jacob Liebmann Beer. He was the son of Jacob Judah Herz Beer and Amalia Liebmann Meyer Wulff, both from wealthy Jewish elite families and active in the Jewish community in Berlin...a community that was busily contributing to what would become the Reform movement and contributing to a renaissance in both traditional and modern Jewish liturgical music.
The renaissance was being driven by Louis Lewandowski (Berlin), Salomon Sulzer (Vienna), and Samuel Naumbourg (Paris). These great cantors and composers were creating a new Jewish liturgical music that took in equal parts traditional nusach and Western classical music. The result was both the basis of modern chazzanut (cantorial singing) and controversial innovations such as the inclusion of the organ into Jewish liturgy.
In this atmosphere Meyerbeer, the reigning king of the grand opera, received a commission that he didn't like but couldn't say no to. His father, who had started an early Reform temple in his home, commissioned Meyerbeer to compose a piece for choir and organ. Meyerbeer was firmly against the use of organ in Jewish music, thinking it a shallow apeing of Christian music and an interference with man's direct communion with God through prayer. Yet he composed the Hallelujah anyway.
The manuscript for Meyerbeer's Hallelujah exists, and is held by the US Library of Congress. But I haven't been able to find any recording, or even evidence of public performance in the last few decades. I have no idea why not.
Manuscript score for Meyerbeer's Hallelujah, from the Library of Congress (via the Jewish Virtual Library)
Another great Meyerbeer story....why are Meyerbeer's operas not performed often any more? Two main reasons. First, they're huge performances requiring large numbers of expensive lead and secondary performers. Second, after his death Meyerber's music was denounced by his most notable musical protege, the next king of opera and raging anti-semite, Richard Wagner.
For more info on Meyerbeer see his wikipedia page and the wikipedia page "The Reform Jewish Cantorate during the 19th Century," David Conway's excellent resource Jewry in Music, and the Jewish Virtual Library page "Judaic Treasures of the Library of Congress: Giacomo Meyerbeer." Also, hat tip to YouTube user LindoroRossini for uploading the Meyerbeer opera video. There are lots more video recordings of Meyerbeer compositions on Youtube, check 'em out.
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A publicist for Skittles' parent company Wrigley also passed along word that "as a show of appreciation, the brand created a custom, one-of-a-kind Skittles covered microphone for Steven, so he can rock on with the rainbow leading up to the Super Bowl and beyond."
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Therapeutic Intervention Programs for Young Adults Mount Pleasant, SC
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Therapeutic intervention programs for struggling young adults in Mount Pleasant, SC offer residential and day treatment programs that treat emotional and behavioral issues, including dual diagnosis or co-occurring issues, which is the treatment for a combination of different mental health and/or substance abuse issues.
Mount Pleasant, SC Mental Health Resources for At-risk Youth
Mental Health America of South Carolina: Mental Health America of South Carolina (MHASC) has served the Mount Pleasant, SC area since 1954 as a private, not for profit, 501(c) 3 organization. MHASC is an affiliate of Mental Health America, a national organization founded by former psychiatric patient and Yale graduate Clifford W. Beers to expose and correct the injustices he experienced and observed during hospitalizations for a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
Families from Mount Pleasant, SC have made the Education and Vocational Training Facility and individualized, client-centered transitional program here At The Crossroads (ATC) their top choice when it comes to the healing and change of their at-risk child struggling with defiance, low self-esteem, or particularly drug addiction. Parents can expect At The Crossroads to have a team of staff consisting of compassionate, skilled practitioners and leaders. Our counselors operate with the understanding that change must first come from the inside, rather than from external influences. ATC's practitioners acknowledge and appreciate the dilemmas that young men and young women from Mount Pleasant, SC deal with every day.
The therapeutic center at At The Crossroads is in a natural setting, giving a serene environment free of distractions. The objective here at ATC is to serve, assist, and coach our at-risk students through an incredibly difficult time. At The Crossroads is here to help parents and at-risk young men and young women to know that there is hope, and that you are not alone. The vision here at ATC is to facilitate change and peace; all while restoring the emotional and mental health of young men and young women from Mount Pleasant, SC. We strive to see your at-risk child make a triumphant and full transition into an independent adult, living a life of happiness and dignity.
In short, At The Crossroads knows how to help struggling young men and young women with lasting change; and how to forge a new path for proper help and purpose in life. We are considered a leading education and vocational training facility, where we teach therapeutic intervention (Individual, group, & experiential therapy) and adventure therapy (recreation & outdoor activities) that leads to a healthy, balanced life. If you are ready to take advantage of the leading individualized, client-centered transitional program that At The Crossroads can give, we encourage you to contact our intake counselors; to begin the lasting change in your child's life. We provide guidance to at-risk young men and young women from Mount Pleasant, SC. Call us at (866) 439-0354 to speak with one of our knowledgeable intake counselors today!
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Worked on freeze damage again on Engine11....almost fixed. It's interesting replacing the plumbing around an existing build-up. The troops are learning a lot about the system.
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HENRI FOUCAULT • THE BODY, INFINITELY
EXHIBITION FROM APRIL 4TH TO MAY 18TH, 2019
OPENING: THURSDAY 4 APRIL, FROM 6PM TO 9PM
Henri Foucault shows the full extent of his art in a very personal exhibition, for the first time at Galerie Thierry Bigaignon.
Though the artist will exhibit for the first time at the Galerie Thierry Bigaignon, Henri Foucault's work is already well-established. This show, starting on April 4th, will thus be a great opportunity to discover or rediscover the artist's specific universe - that of a photographer-sculptor or sculptor-photographer - through a selection of new works focussing on the body, which will simply take your breath away!
As an inexhaustible source of inspiration, the body has always been for Henri Foucault, as for many sculptors, a subject for study, and more so, an absolute fascination. Henri Foucault does not only photograph bodies, he sculpts them and tries, through a selection of them, to express their multitude. It is the very sculptural dimension of the body, its fundamental aspect, that draws his interest. The challenge is for him to represent it without ever falling into some kind of eroticism, nor into the figurative.
Sculptor at heart, Henri Foucault nevertheless chose photography a long time ago. Unless photography chose him! Over the years, the artist has developed an artistic universe that, through the play of light, enjoys reinventing new forms of perception. "From this confrontation between[...] the slow shaping of a volume and the dazzling nature of the photographic act," Dominique Païni tells us, "emerges the possibility of merging sculpture and photography. Photographing and sculpting, sculpting and photographing, it is this alternation that is accomplished in Henri Foucault's work."
Alix Agret, who wrote the beautiful text accompanying the exhibition, adds that "Henri Foucault's images conjure up the photographic flatness that transforms photography into a medium of three dimensionality. As if, with a mischievous spirit, it was precisely through photography that Foucault wanted to demonstrate after Rodin that one must always "consider a surface as the end of a volume". Especially since Henri Foucault has found in the body the ideal material - without, however, shaping it in the literal sense - to maintain the forms in a vibratory suspense that makes them oscillate between flattening and relief".
Graduated from the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts of Paris, Henri Foucault has always made abstract sculptures, and it is an abstract vocabulary of sculpture that has led him to photography. The photogram is his signature. He varies the papers, pierces his images, mixes printing techniques, alternating shadow and light to better reflect the crumbling of the body, its fragility. Henri Foucault is constantly experimenting and creates photographic snapshots.
Henri Foucault's career already includes a large number of exhibitions, both personal and collective. His works appear in prestigious private and public collections such as those of François Pinault, Marin Karmitz, Walter Zalenski, Manfred Heitin, Boissonnat, the Daniel and Florence Guerlain Foundation, the Fonds national d'Art Contemporain, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, among others.


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A Londoner's Favourite View
When it comes to buying a house, there are many things that top the 'must have' list – off-street parking, a decent garden, a bathroom suite that isn't avocado to name a few. But, it's not just about what's on the inside that counts, the outside matters too. We're talking about views, and anyone who's […]
by Clair Hart
When it comes to buying a house, there are many things that top the 'must have' list – off-street parking, a decent garden, a bathroom suite that isn't avocado to name a few. But, it's not just about what's on the inside that counts, the outside matters too. We're talking about views, and anyone who's ever lived in a home with windows looking straight out onto next door's brick wall will know, you can't really put a price tag on a great view. Getting that perfect view can be costly though, and current homeowners who want a better one will have to endure the price of moving (not to mention the stress!) to get one.
Whether you've got a great view, or you could do with a better one, it's always interesting to discover what people really think makes a great outdoor scene. Of course, it's always going to be subjective, but it seems a lot of people feel the same way about certain locations.
247 Blinds conducted a survey to discover what views people in London liked the best and the results are in…
A little different from Peckham high street, Niagara Falls came in as Londoner's most lust-worthy view. 67% of Londoners asked, said that a good view affects them positively and there's no denying that waking up to a view of the world's best-known waterfall could boost your mood. However, with around 30 million visitors a year, it might not be the secluded setting you'd hope for.
England's most westerly point is home to soaring cliffs, lush green headlands, and rocky waters. It's wild, beautiful, and pretty much unlike anything you'd find on the tube line – even if you venture as far afield as zone 6.
Hyde Park's got nothing on New York's epic Central Park. Having been featured in over 240 films and covering 843 acres, plus the 9,000 benches located there so you can sit back and admire the view, it's no wonder this famed park features in the top three. It's a little bit of Eden in a city that never sleeps.
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The Eiffel Tower
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The 247 Blinds poll has certainly revealed that Londoners have high standards when it comes to that perfect view. Waterfalls, coastlines, lush city parks, and a feat of engineering – of course they're at the top of the list. They're world renowned for their beauty, and who wouldn't want to open their windows to peer out on such magnificent views?
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Playing Odds of Last Frost Planting
Don't risk a cold snap ruining your crops by planting too early. Photo by Courtesy Flickr/PermaCultured
By Jim Pathfinder Ewing Wednesday, February 27, 2013 11:39 a.m. CST
Just about every day, I hear of someone who just couldn't wait until planting time to start digging in the ground and planting a crop for summer. Let me state unequivocally: We may be in the South, but it's still too early to plant!
If the soil is too cold, seeds won't germinate properly resulting in sickly plants, disease and insect damage. It's not enough to simply plant past the last frost; plants need a good start. That's why even if the temperature turns prematurely warm, as happened last winter, planting now is risky. Even with "tricks," such as using frost cover (sheets of Agribon or old blankets over seedbeds or early seedlings when it's frosty) and passive solar heating (plastic jugs painted black and containing water to heat up in the day and retain the heat during the cold nights), a sharp cold snap can knock back or mortally wound your crop.
That's why you should be careful in playing the odds of "last frost," to minimize potential damage.
For a lot of Mississippi gardeners, planting time is around the first week in May. But there's a caveat to this, too. For organic gardeners, it pays to plant as early as possible to get a jump on the insects. Waiting until May could be inviting insect damage.
So, the best time to plant for organic growers (who don't use insecticides) is sometime between last frost and before the insects go full bore. Traditionally, here in central Mississippi folks used to plant seeds on Good Friday, which this year is March 29. To be cautious, I've always planted a week after Easter, as we sometimes have a frost the week after Easter--this year observed March 31. That's kind of late.
As you can see from this frost chart for Mississippi (jfp.ms/frostchart), the probability of an early spring freezing temperature (32 degrees Farenheit) for Jackson is:
March 7: 90 percent
March 23: 50 percent
April 8: 10 percent
For Feb. 27, there's a 50 percent change of a temperature of 28 degrees, according to the chart. Naturally, those numbers change the farther north or south from Jackson in the central part of the state you are, as shown by the chart.
For all states, see: jfp.ms/freeze.
Jim PathFinder Ewing is a journalist, author, writer, editor, organic farmer and blogger. His latest book, "Conscious Food: Sustainable Growing, Spiritual Eating" (Findhorn Press), is in bookstores now. Find Jim on Facebook or follow him @edibleprayers or @organicwriter or visit blueskywaters.com.
Wondering Why Your Seeds Won't Germinate?
In order to sprout, seeds require a minimum temperature. Even if we put them in little cups in the windowsill, they may still fail to sprout if there's cold air seeping in. Some require 85 degrees to sprout. Here's a chart: heirloomseeds.com/germination.html
Some people buy or build seed-heating tables or mats with hot-water circulation. You can do it yourself using plywood and lightbulbs. Here's a DIY project from Mother Earth News: jfp.ms/seedincubator
Whatever you do, don't use heating pads or electric blankets, as you will be watering your seeds and can cause a potentially hazardous electric shock.
Planting by the Moon and Stars
In the old days, gardeners would plant by "the signs"—the moon and stars.
These days, the best guide is by the late Maria Thun, who died last year. Now in its 51st year, her "North American Biodynamic Sowing and Planting Calendar 2012" (Floris Books, $13.95) is available from Steiner Books (steinerbooks.org).
Thun's guide is detailed and considered something of a bible for natural growing by biodynamic farmers (those who follow the natural rhythms and Earth-based soil amendment methods of Rudolf Steiner, who founded the methods). It shows the optimum days for sowing, pruning and harvesting various crops, as well as working with bees.
Courtesy Findhorn Press
To learn more about food, farming and sustainable living, check out the Spring Sustainable Living Conference, "Setting the Table," and Food Summit, in Oxford, March 1-3. Featured speaker is Mary Berry, daughter of author and philosopher Wendell Berry, and executive director of the Berry Center. For more, see: ggsim.org I'll be speaking about my book, "Conscious Food: Sustainable Growing, Spiritual Eating," at noon Thursday, Feb. 28, at Eudora Welty Library in Jackson. Come join me, it's free. I'll be signing copies of my book Friday, March 1, at Square Books in Oxford.
Want to Get a Jump on Weather? Use a Cold Frame
Simply stated, a cold frame is a box similar to a 4-foot by 8-foot "Jim's plot" but has a removable, clear glass or plastic top. Consider it a mini-greenhouse.
Cold frames can be simple DIY projects, such as planting between a few square bales of hay and recycling old windows or shower doors as the removable tops. You can also purchase pre-made kits from local garden stores or online. You can build a cold frame anywhere; make sure it has southern sun exposure, and vent the top during the day. At night, keep the cold frames closed, and they'll retain heat.
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CYBG PLC, through its subsidiaries, provides retail and business banking products and services to individuals and businesses under the Clydesdale Bank, Yorkshire Bank, B, and Virgin Money brands in the United Kingdom. The last earnings update was 146 days ago. More info.
CYBG underperformed the Banks industry which returned -8.7% over the past year.
CYBG underperformed the Market in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland which returned 1.1% over the past year.
Is CYBG undervalued based on future cash flows and its price relative to the stock market?
Here we compare the current share price of CYBG to its discounted cash flow analysis.value.
Below are the data sources, inputs and calculation used to determine the intrinsic value for CYBG.
The calculations below outline how an intrinsic value for CYBG is arrived at using the Excess Return Model. This approach is used for finance firms where free cash flow is difficult to estimate.
Amount off the current price CYBG is available for.
For CYBG to be considered undervalued it must be available for at least 20% below the current price. Less than 40% is even better.
CYBG's share price is below the future cash flow value, but not at a moderate discount (< 20%).
CYBG's share price is below the future cash flow value, but not at a substantial discount (< 40%).
The amount the stock market is willing to pay for CYBG's earnings, growth and assets is considered below, and whether this is a fair price.
Are CYBG's earnings available for a low price, and how does this compare to other companies in the same industry?
** Primary Listing of CYBG.
CYBG is loss making, we can't compare its value to the GB Banks industry average.
CYBG is loss making, we can't compare the value of its earnings to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland market.
Does CYBG's expected growth come at a high price?
Unable to calculate PEG ratio for CYBG, we can't assess if its growth is good value.
What value do investors place on CYBG's assets?
* Primary Listing of CYBG.
CYBG is good value based on assets compared to the GB Banks industry average.
CYBG has a total score of 1/6, see the detailed checks below.
How is CYBG expected to perform in the next 1 to 3 years based on estimates from 17 analysts?
Is CYBG expected to grow at an attractive rate?
CYBG's earnings growth is expected to exceed the low risk savings rate of 1.2%.
CYBG's earnings growth is expected to exceed the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland market average.
CYBG's revenue growth is expected to exceed the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland market average.
CYBG's earnings are expected to grow significantly at over 20% yearly.
CYBG's revenue is expected to grow by 14.3% yearly, however this is not considered high growth (20% yearly).
All data from CYBG Company Filings, last reported 6 months ago, and in Trailing twelve months (TTM) annual period rather than quarterly.
CYBG is not expected to efficiently use shareholders' funds in the future (Return on Equity less than 20%).
CYBG has a total score of 4/6, see the detailed checks below.
How has CYBG performed over the past 5 years?
Below we compare CYBG's growth in the last year to its industry (Banks).
CYBG does not make a profit even though their year on year earnings growth rate was positive over the past 5 years.
Unable to compare CYBG's 1-year earnings growth to the 5-year average as it is not currently profitable.
Unable to compare CYBG's 1-year growth to the GB Banks industry average as it is not currently profitable.
CYBG's revenue and profit over the past 5 years is shown below, any years where they have experienced a loss will show up in red.
It is difficult to establish if CYBG has efficiently used shareholders' funds last year (Return on Equity greater than 20%) as it is loss-making.
It is difficult to establish if CYBG has efficiently used its assets last year compared to the GB Banks industry average (Return on Assets) as it is loss-making.
It is difficult to establish if CYBG improved its use of capital last year versus 3 years ago (Return on Capital Employed) as it is currently loss-making.
CYBG has a total score of 0/6, see the detailed checks below.
This treemap shows a more detailed breakdown of CYBG's finances. If any of them are yellow this indicates they may be out of proportion and red means they relate to one of the checks below.
All data from CYBG Company Filings, last reported 6 months ago.
CYBG has an acceptable proportion of non-loan assets held.
CYBG's liabilities are made up of primarily low risk sources of funding.
Loans at CYBG are broadly funded by customer deposits.
CYBG's level of assets compared to its equity is moderate (i.e. an appropriate level of borrowing to fund lending).
CYBG has a sufficient allowance for bad loans.
CYBG has an acceptable level of bad loans (less than 2%).
CYBG has a total score of 6/6, see the detailed checks below.
What is CYBG's current dividend yield, its reliability and sustainability?
Current annual income from CYBG dividends. Estimated to be 4.82% next year.
If you bought £2,000 of CYBG shares you are expected to receive £29 in your first year as a dividend.
CYBG's pays a lower dividend yield than the bottom 25% of dividend payers in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (2.02%).
CYBG's dividend is below the markets top 25% of dividend payers in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (5.19%).
It is too early to tell whether CYBG has stable dividend payments.
CYBG only just started paying a dividend, it is too early to tell if payments are increasing.
What portion of CYBG's earnings are paid to the shareholders as a dividend.
What is the CEO of CYBG's salary, the management and board of directors tenure and is there insider trading?
Mr. David Joseph Duffy, B.B.S., MA, serves as Director at Virgin Money Plc since October 15, 2018 and serves as its Chief Executive office. Mr. Duffy serves as Chief Executive Officer at Virgin Money Holdings (UK). Mr. Duffy serves as Director at Virgin Money Holdings (UK) since October 15, 2018. He has been Chief Executive Officer of CYBG Plc and CYB Investments Limited since June 5, 2015. Mr. Duffy serves as Senior Independent Director of NewTA Limited (trading as UK Finance), the industry body representing leading firms providing finance, banking, markets and paymentsrelated services in or from the UK. Mr. Duffy has been Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of Clydesdale Bank PLC since June 05, 2015. He served as the President of Banking and Payments Federation Ireland since January 01, 2014. Mr. Duffy has been the President of IBF since January 1, 2014. Mr. Duffy served as the Chief Executive Officer of Allied Irish Banks, P.l.c. from December 15, 2011 to May 29, 2015. He has a wealth of international experience and a sound knowledge of the local market. He also has a proven track record in successfully managing banks through challenging times. He serves as an Advisor for Strategic Corporate Development at Intune Networks. He served as an Executive Director of Allied Irish Banks, P.l.c. from December 15, 2011 to May 29, 2015. He served as the Chief Executive of Corporate and Investment Banking International of Standard Bank Plc at Standard International Holdings SA and Standard Bank Group Limited until May 10, 2010. He served as the Chief Executive of ICBC Standard Bank Plc. He served as the Chief Executive Officer of Standard Bank International covering Asia, Latin America, the UK and Europe. He served as the Chief Executive of Standard Bank Plc. He served a number of senior roles in the international banking industry. He served as the Chief Executive Officer and President of Americas at ING Barings. He served Standard Bank until June 2011 and established Celtic Advisory International, which provides Capital Raising and Corporate Development Advisory Services to corporate and emerging companies. From 2006 to 2011, he served at Standard Bank PLC/ Standard Bank International. He joined Standard Bank in 2006 and served as Head of Strategic projects since October 2010, where he was responsible for a number of international product areas and offshore banking. Since 2007, he was responsible for the full international franchise. From 1998 to 2006, he served at ING Group. He joined ING Barings as Global Head of Human Resources in February 1998 and served as Global Chief Operating Officer since November 1998 and President and Chief Executive Officer of the franchises in the U.S. and Latin America since June 2000. Since September 2004, he served at New York as the Head of the Global Wholesale Banking Network of ING Group, based in Amsterdam. From 1987 to 1997, he served at Goldman Sachs International, where he served as Business Manager of Information Technology, Head of General Services - Europe since 1988, Head of Human Resources Europe since 1993. He has been a Director of CYBG PLC since June 5, 2015 and CYB Investments Limited since September 29, 2015. He served as a Director of ICBC Standard Bank Plc until 2010. He served as a Director of Standard Bank PLC until October 20, 2010. From 1973 to 1979, he attended Terenure College. Mr. Duffy has Bachelor of Business Studies and MA from Trinity College Dublin in 1984 and 1994 respectively.
The tenure for the CYBG management team is about average.
The tenure for the CYBG board of directors is about average.
More shares have been bought than sold by CYBG insiders in the past 3 months, but not in substantial volumes.
CYBG has a total score of 0/6, this is not included on the snowflake, see the detailed checks below.
Post-GFC recovery brought about a new set of reforms, Basel III, which was created to improve regulation, supervision and risk management in the financial services industry. … The Basel III reforms are aimed at banking regulations to improve financial institutions' ability to absorb shocks caused by economic stress which could expose banks like CYBG to vulnerabilities. … Strong management of leverage and liquidity could place the bank in a protected position at the face of macro headwinds.
Is CYBG PLC's (LON:CYBG) CEO Paid Enough Relative To Peers?
David Duffy took the reins as CEO of CYBG PLC's (LON:CYBG) and grew market cap to UK£2.98b recently. … Recognizing whether CEO incentives are aligned with shareholders is a crucial part of investing. … This is because, if incentives are aligned, more value is created for shareholders which directly impacts your returns as an investor.
Should You Buy CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG)?
What Do CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG) Insiders Know That You Don't?
Who Just Ramped Up Their Shares In CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG)?
Today we will evaluate whether these decisions are bolstered by analysts' expectations of future growth as well as recent share price movements. … This may mean insiders' motivation to trade may not be driven by the share price but rather other factors such as their belief in company growth or their personal portfolio rebalancing. … Next Steps: CYBG's net buying tells us the stock is in favour with some insiders, reinforced by the substantial earnings growth expectations, although the share price has not moved significantly to warrant reassessment of mispricing.
Check out our latest analysis for CYBG Peeling the layers of ROE – trisecting a company's profitability Firstly, Return on Equity, or ROE, is simply the percentage of last years' earning against the book value of shareholders' equity. … Return on Equity = Net Profit ÷ Shareholders Equity ROE is assessed against cost of equity, which is measured using the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) – but let's not dive into the details of that today. … This is called the Dupont Formula: Dupont Formula ROE = profit margin × asset turnover × financial leverage ROE = (annual net profit ÷ sales) × (sales ÷ assets) × (assets ÷ shareholders' equity) ROE = annual net profit ÷ shareholders' equity LSE:CYBG Last Perf May 10th 18 The first component is profit margin, which measures how much of sales is retained after the company pays for all its expenses.
What Makes CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG) A Hard Investment?
Strong management of leverage and liquidity could place the bank in a protected position at the face of macro headwinds. … This means the bank exhibits very strong leverage management and is well-positioned to repay its debtors in the case of any adverse events since it has an appropriately high level of equity relative to the debt it has taken on to remain in business. … Relative to the prudent industry loan to deposit level of 90%, CYBG's ratio of over 112.66% is higher, which positions the bank in a risky spot given the adverse liquidity disparity between loan and deposit levels.
What Value Should You Place On CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG)?
Focusing on factors such as book values, along with the return and cost of equity, can be practical for gauging CYBG's true value. … The returns in excess of cost of equity is called excess returns: Excess Return Per Share = (Stable Return On Equity – Cost Of Equity) (Book Value Of Equity Per Share) = (7.16% – 8.30%) * £3.71 = £-0.04 Excess Return Per Share is used to calculate the terminal value of CYBG, which is how much the business is expected to continue to generate over the upcoming years, in perpetuity. … This is a common component of discounted cash flow models: Terminal Value Per Share = Excess Return Per Share / (Cost of Equity – Expected Growth Rate) = £-0.04 / (8.30% – 1.49%) = £-0.62 Combining these components gives us CYBG's intrinsic value per share: Value Per Share = Book Value of Equity Per Share + Terminal Value Per Share = £3.71 + £-0.62 = £3.09 Relative to the present share price of £2.92, CYBG is , at this time, priced in-line with its intrinsic value.
Is It Too Late To Buy CYBG PLC (LON:CYBG)?
It's trading around 4.32% below my intrinsic value, which means if you buy CYBG today, you'd be paying a fair price for it. … Will you have enough confidence to invest in the company should the price drop below its fair value? … However, the positive outlook is encouraging for the company, which means it's worth diving deeper into other factors such as the strength of its balance sheet, in order to take advantage of the next price drop.
CYBG PLC, through its subsidiaries, provides retail and business banking products and services to individuals and businesses under the Clydesdale Bank, Yorkshire Bank, B, and Virgin Money brands in the United Kingdom. It operates through SME Banking and Retail Banking segments. The SME Banking segment offers a range of banking products and services, including business current accounts; and secured and unsecured term loans, business overdrafts, and invoice and asset financing products and services. It also provides international trade services, such as import loans, export loans, documentary collections, currency guarantees, and letters of credit for securing trade; and current account facilities comprising debit cards, cheque books, regular statements, direct debits, and standing orders, as well as day to day and online banking services. This segment serves business customers in the small business, commercial, corporate, and structured finance markets. The Retail Banking segment offers personal current accounts, savings accounts, and term deposits; occupied mortgage loans and BTL loans, unsecured personal loans, and overdrafts, as well as credit card products; and insurance and investment products. The company was founded in 1838 and is based in Leeds, the United Kingdom.


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LGBTQ+ Resources in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress
Personal papers of prominent individuals and records of organizations provide important resources for the research of LGBTQ+ history and related topics. The Library's Manuscript Division collects and provides access to a wide variety of these collections.
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The Manuscript Division is the section of the Library that preserves, arranges, and makes available for research historically significant personal papers and organizational records that have been donated to the Library.
This guide serves as an introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and other related (LGBTQ+) resources available in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress. Please note that this guide is not intended to be comprehensive, but is a curated list of related collections. Included, for example, are the collections of prominent figures such as Frank Kameny, Walt Whitman, and Truman Capote; descriptions of pertinent records of organizations such as the American Psychological Association, League of Women Voters, and NAACP; and collections relevant to certain topics, such as Supreme Court cases, legal matters, and HIV and AIDS.
Please note: This guide has been compiled in part with the use of secondary sources and other references. The Library of Congress and the Manuscript Division takes no position and makes no suggestions about the sexuality, relationships, or other personal matters of individuals whose collections are in the custody of the Library.
This guide references collections of personal papers and organizational records that contain materials related to LGBTQ+ topics. Collections are listed under the "LGBTQ+ Manuscript Collections" page and are organized by general topic. Each page includes links to catalog records for individual collections. On each catalog record, find more information about the collection. Many collections have a finding aid linked from the record. The finding aid provides a description of the content and arrangement of the collection. Please see the "Using Manuscript Finding Aids" page for more information. When a collection has been made available online, a link to the digital collection may be found in the finding aid and catalog record. Collections not available online are accessible in the Manuscript Reading Room.
Attention: All researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site, or may have access restrictions, and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use. Researchers interested in consulting any of the division's collections are strongly encouraged to write the Manuscript Reading Room via the Ask a Librarian form or email at [email protected] to inquire about the status of collections of interest.
Carl Van Vechten, photographer. [Portrait of Truman Capote]. 1948 Mar. 30. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
Arnold Genthe, photographer. Portrait photograph of Edna St. Vincent Millay. 1914. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
Bartlett F. Kenney, photographer. [Walt Whitman, three-quarter-length portrait, seated, facing left with elbow and nearby cane resting on a table]. 1881. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
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