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The WebSphere EJB 3 Feature Pack has GA'ed.
You can download it for free and install it on WAS 6.1.
You may also want to use the Web 2.0 FP as a way to expose your EJB 3 based solutions to Web 2.0 platforms like Project Zero. The Web 2.0 FP provides API's for exposing Enterprise Components via JSON, XML, or Atom. In addition, the Ajax Proxy component of the Feature Pack can help Dojo Applications invoke other services without worrying about the cross-domain issue.
The EJB 3 FP + the Web 2.0 FP I believe gives you a nice programming model for exposing some of your Enterprise Components via JSON based services. Below is an example of an Enterprise Application Model. I have seen more and more departmental apps (usually written in something like PHP or Ruby) need to access Enterprise Services. Project Zero makes it easy to invoke HTTP based services and build quick websites with REST Based Services, Dojo, Zero Resource Modeling, Rich client eventing and feed/rest assemblies. The main programming languages for Zero are Groovy and PHP.
Of course with Ajax Patterns, you may have to think about how chatty you want to be between the browser and the server. These are general concerns for most Ajax applications when exposing data.[Read More]
MobileFirst, API's, and PaaS - Field Perspective
Web 2.0 Programming Model for the Enterprise and their supporting departments
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Project Zero Milestone 4 Released
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The Project Zero Development Team has just released Milestone 4. The Project Zero Developer's Blog contains some overall highlights of this Milestone.[Read More]
WebSphere Web 2.0 Feature Pack has been released
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Happy New Year Everyone!! I hope everyone has a blessed new year.
The WebSphere Web 2.0 Feature Pack is now officially production ready.
Highlights include
** API's for exposing Java EE applications using JSON , JSON-RPC , and ATOM .* An Ajax Proxy which allows you to deal with cross domain security issues.* Ajax Messaging Bridge for extending your Messaging based Bus to the browser. This can be used to support COMet patterns.* Ajax Development support, which includes the Dojo Toolkit and some more widgets for Dojo that we provide.
The FP can be used with WAS 6.1, WAS 6.0, or WAS CE 2.0.
A few weeks ago, I posted on how the EJB 3 FP and the Web 2.0 FP can be used together to provide a simplified Programming Model for the Enterprise.
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RESTful Applications in an SOA
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I just published part 2 of my article series that I am writing with Steve Ims. It is titled RESTful Applications in an SOA. In it, we show building a RESTful Application around Energy Incentives. We illustrate different concepts of the Project Zero Programming Model:
*Building RESTful Services with the Data Access API's*Securing RESTful resources with Zero security*Restful Documentation*Zero Resource Model (ZRM)*Zero client programming model.*Dojo Grid Usage with Zero.
This is actually a scaled down example of the Incentive Finder component within the website called energycommons.com. Currently this site is in Beta and we are making many more enhancements to improve the usability and function.
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First Post
So for my first post, I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Roland Barcia, but a lot of people call me Roly. I work for IBM Software Services for WebSphere . I am a Senior Technical Staff Member (STSM) and Lead Web 2.0 Architect for my group. My focus is to help customers apply Web 2.0 concepts using our SWG, specifically in the WebSphere Brand. I specialize in various platforms, including the new Project Zero Platform, The Web 2.0 Feature Pack for WebSphere , the EJB 3 Feature Pack, and other areas such as WebSphere MQ or DataPower in the context of Web 2.0.
I am going to post on Web 2.0 topics related to middleware, specifically building services around REST, data access in a web 2.0 context, Ajax Patterns, and anything else related to Web 2.0 that may apply. I will talk about technologies like Project Zero and the Dojo Toolkit, and comment generally on what I see people doing in the Web 2.0 space, and try to be as objective as possible.
My latest entries can also be seen on the new Developer Works Project Zero Space.
I hope you enjoy my blog!
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Google's Application Centric Browser, very similar to what WebSphere sMash does on the server.
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A Beta Driver of the new Google Browser has been released for Windows (which leaves us MAC users waiting to try it.) There has been a lot of blogs and comments on the new browser so I am not going to discuss a laundry list of features, but focus in on the application centric approach.
I love that each tab is it's own process, and that application isolation can be achieved on the client. One thing I love about Web 2.0 and Ajax is the focus on applications. Having your desktop run different apps rather than one monolithic browser process obviously solves a lot of issues.
By the way, this is exactly the model that WebSphere sMash (Project Zero) has for applications on the server. Every application runs in its own process, and you do not deploy an app to a server, you just run the app, which is the server.
Today, I just released a new article (with Steve Ims as a co-author) on WebSphere sMash (this is actually a rewrite of last years article we did on P0, but with the latest driver and tools). We discuss application centric design of sMash in the article.
The google browser model matches what we have been doing with WebSphere sMash and Project Zero on the server. I can definitely see an architecture where applications running on the desktop call applications in the cloud that service them (or are bound to them as shown in the figure below).
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Chat on Dojo Toolkit and WebSphere Web 2.0 FP
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Persistence in the Enterprise
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I have just finished 5 straight weeks of conferences starting with IBM Impact and finishing last week at the WebSphere Services Technical Conference which is an internal conference. I am glad it finished. Last week, my book, Persistence in the Enterprise was released.
Besides myself, my coauthors are Geoff Hambrick, Kyle Brown, Robert Peterson, and Kulvir Bhogal. The book focuses on the persistence layer of an application. The first half of the book is primarily focused on things like requirements (persistence focused), design, best practices, and criteria for selecting a persistence layer. The second half of the book focuses on implementing those using 5 different technologies: JDBC, IBatis, Hibernate, OpenJPA, and pureQuery.[Read More]
Social Web takes Social skills, so what about private people?
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I have not written a blog entry in a couple months. To tell you the truth, I struggle with blogging. I consider myself a private person in many aspects of my life. It is funny that my role at work is forcing me to be more 'social' than I would normally be. I like people, don't get me wrong, but the social web takes social skills.
Anyone who knows me knows I can talk one on one. Once I get started, it is hard to shut me up. But in crowds I tend to like to move to the back and observe.
It is funny, when I go to my parents house with my wife and kids, my wife and parents dominate the conversation. I do try to get a word in edge wise, but I find myself out quickly. Part of that is because my Father and Wife just interrupt me. So I have become used to it. I actually leave the room and play with my kids and my sister's kids like a big kid myself.
I started to think about the reason, and I found that the conversation actually does not interest me. They talk about 'so and so' over here, and that person over there, typically called gossiping, which I do not like to do (and the Bible, since I am a Christian, actually discourages it).
So relating that to the 'social web', one can very quickly find that if you are in the wrong community, you may not have much to say. Now, I have a lot to say about Web 2.0, Middleware, etc... so there are other things.
I look at social websites like Facebook. I have an account, with friends. They all post a lot of pictures, send virtual gifts, and other types of applications. I do not like these things too much. First off, I would much rather receive a real gift. Also, I don't like posting pictures of my family. I seem to think the web has a lot of security problems and the pictures wind up in some sick-o site. The status feature is interesting, except, do I want the world to know what I am doing. Though I enjoy reading what others are doing. I have found the scrabble app as cool, and I play a lot with my wife, so that is fun.
I like to share, I try to teach my kids this all the time. But do I want to share what I am doing, or where I am flying?
I think it comes down to is I like to interact with people face to face, I like being around people and listening to them more than talking, and I like to contribute what I know, but not every single thing I am doing. I also like to work in smaller groups of people.
But what about more 'private' people. Maybe they are read only members of the social web.
This is a rant I know, and I am going to post next on a technical topic. But isn't this what blogging is suppose to be about?
Anyway, it takes 'social' skills to be on the social web. This is something I have to work on I guess.
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Coding Servlets is cool again
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With the EJB 3 and Ajax Patterns, I am finding it much easier to code Service Endpoints in Servlets, rather than using frameworks sometimes. Traditionally, the use of MVC abstractions was favored because a lot of view logic was handled in the Container. But for Ajax apps coded in something like Dojo, I find myself just writing RESTful Services for Java EE apps in Servlets. The fact that I can inject Session Beans right into them makes it easy to hook up Ajax endpoints to business logic. Below is an example of a Servlet using the JSON4J API that is part of the WebSphere Web 2.0 Feature Pack.
public class Product extends javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet @EJB private ProductSearchService productSearchService; protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { response.setHeader("Content-Type", "application/json" ); if(request.getPathInfo() != null) { try { int productId = Integer.parseInt(request.getPathInfo().substring(1)); org.pwte.example.domain.Product product = productSearchService.loadProduct(productId); JSONObject productJson = ProductToJsonHelper.serializeProductToJson(product); productJson.serialize(response.getWriter()) ; } catch (ProductDoesNotExistException e) { response.sendError(response.SC_NOT_FOUND) ; } catch (Exception e) { response.sendError(response.SC_BAD_REQUEST) ; } } else if (request.getParameter("category" ) != null) { try { int categoryId = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("category" )) ; List
Of course, writing logic to move between POJO's and JSON is not as fun. Forwarding to a JSP template to do this could be easier. Or using a higher level API like that in the RPC package may be preferred as well.[Read More]
RESTful patterns for partial lists
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Merry Christmas and sorry for not posting in a few days. I was trying to meet the deadline for getting the updates for my book to the publisher and Geoff and I had to pull a couple of all nighters. The title of the book is Persistence in the Enterprise and it should be released soon. I also just published an article on using the EJB 3 FP for WebSphere.
I wanted to post on this a few days back. In the first installment of my Project Zero Series (Part 2 based on Milestone 3 will be released shortly) we discuss RESTful patterns. One of the things that we covered is RESful patterns for getting a list of all items and a single record.
* http://host/resources/customer will return a list of customers.* http://host/resources/customer/roland will return the record for Roland.
One thing I have been getting asked is how do I RESTfully interact with a partial list. Not pagination of a list, but specifically asking for a list based on a set of keys. This is equivalent toselect * from table where key in (a,b,c,d,e). The most typical use case for this feature I have seen is a "Compare" feature in a shopping application, where I may select 3 or 4 items to compare side by side. By selecting a checkbox and clicking compare, I need to generate a RESTful URI with 3-4 keys. One thing to note that REST allows the use of query parameters as an alternative.
http://host/resources/customer/roland and http://host/resources/customer&customerId=Roland are both perfectly RESTful. I know that some people prefer not to use query parameters this way to access a single record. The rule of thumb I have heard is use the URI namespace for primary keys or other mandatory fields, and query parameters for filter criteria or optional parameters. With that in mind, there are three options for this RESTful query
Option 1: Namespace Option.
In this case, you add a set of keys after the product. This may require you to do some parsing of the URI, and it can be confusing if keys are Strings, because nested URI names can also imply relationships such as /category/3/product
Option 2: Multiple Query parameters for key
Most servers will give you an array back.
Option 3: Single comma separated key parameter.
This one seems more compact and straight forward, but again you have to parse yourself. However, if your service implementation is using a Select * from Product where productId IN(23,24,244,33), then you can pass this request parameter fairly simply into the In clause. Although with some implementations, building queries this way may by pass prepared statements.
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Project Zero Milestone 3 released
Milestone 3 of Project Zero has been released. As posted on the Project Zero Developer's Blog, some major highlight's include:
I will be presenting at AjaxWorld in NYC, in the month of March, about Project Zero.
Also, I recently released an article that shows you how to use the EJB 3 Feature Pack for WebSphere.[Read More]
RESTing at Impact !!!
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Hi guys and gals, hope all is well. IBM Impact 2009 is on its way. I will be there. Somehow, I managed to end up presenting 7 lectures and 4 labs. I am not sure why I do this to myself. I don't even plan out to do this many sessions. Last year, I took great pleasure in delegating. This year, the delegation just did not happen. Though I do have great co-presenters and lab advocates, so I may be able to escape here and there to see some other great sessions. Even though I am quite busy, I plan to take a REST!!!
I am the track lead for Application Development and Web 2.0. One of the major themes for this track is REST. We have great sessions in the technical track around REST. Here is the list of sessions (Lectures only, will Blog on Labs soon), their speakers, and their time slots:
** REST and SOA: Kyle Brown, Roland Barcia, and Greg Truty: Monday 3:45 - 5:00* Introduction to REST: Greg Truty: Monday 2:00-3:15 and Wed 1:30-2:45* Case Study on REST at LexisNexis: Bruce Maxfield from LexisNexis and Roland Barcia: Monday 5:15 - 6:30* Best Practices for Building REST Web Services: Roland Barcia and Greg Truty: Tuesday 10:30 - 11:45* Realizing REST Patterns with WebSphere sMash: Roland Barcia: Tuesday 4:45 - 6:00* SOA, Give it a REST: Jerry Hermes from the Navy Federal Credit Union and Russ Teubner from HostBridge Technology: Web 1:30 - 2:45 * Using REST and WS Specifications in the Cloud: Doug Tidwell: Wed 4:45 - 6:00* Secure and Scalable REST Services in Web 2.0 with IBM Mashup Center: John Boezeman and Joel A. Farrell: Thursday 1:30 - 2:45* Accessing IBM WebSphere® eXtreme Scale Data Using REST: Billy Newport, Lan Vuong, and Robert Wisniewsk: Tuesday 3:15 - 4:30[Read More]
Having a Mobile Testing Process
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Having a Mobile Testing Process
Read this over in the IBM Mobile Tech Preview Group Blog.
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How long can an iPad 3 run while playing 2d games like subway surf,temple run,dragon slayer etc; ?
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. (AP) - Authorities say a 21-year-old mother who crashed her sport-utility vehicle into the Pascagoula River Tuesday with her two young children inside has died.
Jackson County Sheriff Mike Byrd identified the victim as Tosha Caudillo of Helena. Her two children, 3-year-old Trinity Hototh, and 10-month-old Jaden Hototh, are still in critical condition at Alabama hospitals.
The children's grandmother, Tammy Hototh, made it out of the SUV in good condition.
Jackson County Sheriff Mike Byrd says Caudillo apparently lost control of her SUV on Wade-Vancleave Road right before the river bridge. The vehicle plunged into about 9 feet of water and several people on the scene pulled the family out of the SUV after the crash.
Byrd said a preliminary investigation indicates speed was likely a factor in the wreck.
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Aggie gymnastics' seniors culminate long journey with WAC championships
LOGAN — For the two seniors on the Utah State gymnastics team, this weekend's Western Athletic Conference Gymnastics Championship is a chance to close out the regular season — and their careers as Aggies — in front of friends and family.
For the first time since 2006, the WAC Championship is being held in Logan in the familiar confines of the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
"It's exciting to have it here," said Haley Hogan, a senior from Centerville, Utah. "My parents have never been able to come to the WAC meet, so I'm excited for them and my old teammates to be able to come and watch."
As the team has been mathematically eliminated from the postseason regional meet, the WAC Championship is the culminating meet for the team as a whole. Head coach Jeff Richards said the team is excited about the advantage it has of hosting the meet.
"It's exciting to be at home. We like being at home in front of our crowd; our fans are great at home," he said. "It's nice because they'll have that comfortable feel going into it."
Richard said the most important thing in preparation for Saturday is treating it like an everyday meet. The team is striving to maintain a routine.
"We're just preparing them mentally to stay in the game, helping them rally themselves, not trying to overdo it when they get to the meet," Richards said. "We don't want them to go into it thinking 'Oh, it's the WAC, so I have to win.' We just want them to do their gymnastics like they do every day."
The Aggies' other senior, Rebecca Holliday, said even after having the team work with a sports psychologist, the biggest thing they took from it was realizing how prepared and focused they already are.
"This week we're really just focusing on doing our thing and having fun," Holliday, a native of Orange, Calif., said. "It's not about doing anything extra, just being us."
Hogan agreed when she said, "We're just concentrating on doing what we know how to do, and being confident about it. That's the only thing we really need to do."
Looking back on 'Roller coaster' Aggie careers
For Hogan and Holliday, it has been a bumpy ride to get to this point in their gymnastics careers. Both have fought through injuries and tough seasons that have severely impacted their time as Aggies.
"It's been a wild ride. It's really been a roller coaster with a lot of ups and downs," Holliday said.
Richards' first year as coach was the same year the duo came in as freshmen. He has had the opportunity to work with them and see them grow as student-athletes and as individuals.
"It's been a lot of fun. It's been interesting to see them through it," Richards said.
From the beginning, Richards has described Holliday as "high-strung." However, through the years, he has been able to watch her grow up and learn to relax and keep calm. After a rough sophomore season followed by an even rougher junior season, she has put up a fight and bounced back better than Richards expected she would.
"To see her bounce back from last year has been neat because I wasn't sure she'd be able to do that. It's been cool to see her recover and get tougher and have a better year," he said. "She probably could have done a little bit better, but you're always going to think that. She's always been on the verge of getting that 39.000 in the all-around, but just always has that one event that trips her up."
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This Lodge is located in Lee Vining, near the Mono Lake area, and just a few minutes drive to the East entrance of Yosemite. We stayed here one night so as to have an early start in Yosemite on the next day. The cottages are small but sufficient for a short stay. There is no air conditioning, and the ceiling fan was so unbalanced that we were afraid that if we turned it up high enough to cool the room, it would fly off the ceiling. The grounds of the lodge are well kept, and it's nice to sit outside at a picnic table with a view of Mono Lake. The Mono Lake Visitor's Center and the South Tufa area are within a few minutes drive as well. The staff here was a bit indifferent, seeming preferring to lounge in the reception area talking to friends rather than working too much...Sortof a "Here's your key...don't break anything" greeting.
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Kristina Tiedje, PhD
Associate Professor
Faculté d'Anthropologie et de Sociologie
Université Lumière Lyon 2
Office: Bâtiment K, Campus Porte des Alpes
Email: kristina.tiedje at univ-lyon2 dot fr
Kristina Tiedje is an anthropologist with research interests in cultural, medical, and environmental anthropology. She is an Associate Professor of Anthropology (Maître de Conférences, Enseignant-Chercheur Titulaire) at the University of Lyon 2 in France.
Dr. Tiedje's research centers on religion and ecology and indigenous rights movements in Mexico and on immigration, health and human rights with Latino immigrants in the United States.
Dr. Tiedje was trained at the University of Lyon 2 (M.A. 1998) in France, the University of Oregon (PhD 2004) in the U.S., and at the Laboratoire d'Anthropologie Sociale at the Collège de France in France (FYSSEN Postdoctoral Fellowship 2004-2005). During her field research in Mexico, Dr. Tiedje was a visiting researcher at the Centro de Investigaciones Superiories en Antropología Social (CIESAS) in Mexico City. In addition, she completed a Research Fellowship in Bioethics at the Mayo Clinic Rochester (2007-2008).
She is currently working on several research and writing projects. Her most recent project centers on migration, health, and human rights with Mexican and Central American immigrants in the Midwestern U.S. She works in collaboration with Community Health Service Inc. and with Our Lady of Guadalupe Free Clinic in southern Minnesota.
Over the past few years, Dr. Tiedje has also been a Co-Investigator on several NIH and AHRQ-funded applied clinical research projects in translational medicine and health disparities research. She worked in collaboration with investigators at the Mayo Clinic, at OImsted Medical Center in Rochester, MN, and at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, MN. In addition, she has collaborated with the community-based participatory research (CBPR) initiative on immigrant and refugee health Rochester Healthy Community Partnership.
Recent Events
I had a great time at the Tenth Anniversary Conference ISSRNC2016 in Gainesville, Florida.
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In October 2014, I was invited to give a talk on migrant suffering at Assisi Heights in Rochester, MN. You can see an interview about my work on the health effects of "illegality" among Latino immigrants on Fox47.
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Abu Ashraf Masnun
LocalStaffing LLC
- Khulna, Bangladesh
- masnun.com
- @masnun
I am a business graduate, *nix fan, open source enthusiast, fast learner, early adopter, team guy, explorer, deeply driven, self motivated software craftsman.
I love music, hacking and playing urban terror. I contribute to open source projects at leisure. I would love to pursue challenging opportunities which contribute to a better tomorrow for all of us!
What is in my skill set?
I am a full stack developer with extensive experience in system administration. I have played with a lot of tools and toys. However, I would call these my primary skills:
You can call me a dedicated Python Developer. I love all things Python. I have 4 years of working experience with different Python tools and toys.
- Django
- Django Rest Framework
- Flask
- Celery
- Scrapy
- BeautifulSoup
- Google App Engine
- Kivy
- PyQT / PySide
PHP has been my primary stack for a long time. I started doing professional PHP development since late 2008. I still enjoy writing PHP, specially with the new syntax, language features and modern frameworks - PHP is still fun to me.
- Laravel
- Symfony
- Zend (1.x)
- Code Igniter
- WordPress
- Guzzle
Front End:
I have mostly worked as a backend developer during my career over the past 7-8 years. But I have had my share of front end development too. I am definitely not a kickass front end ninja but I do know more than enough HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build decent Web UIs and mobile applications.
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- AngularJS (1.x)
- ReactJS
- Bootstrap
I am learning
ES2015 and beyond for writing cleaner codes.
Tool Set:
I know git and work on OS X. I have Linux VMs running inside Vagrant. I am also a big fan of Docker and find it a painless solution to develop and deploy my applications. I have working experience with MySQL, PostgreSQL and NoSQLs as well. I have scored 95% in MongoDB course from Mongo University. I will not only build your app but also deploy it to cloud providers like heroku, aws, rackspace or any VPS.
I am a believer in code quality and follow the best practices. I use Jetbrains IDEs for optimum productivity and cleaner codes. I believe every developer should write unit tests before starting to write business logic. BDD and TDD are my super secret ninja skills against bugs.
While I am mostly focused on Python, PHP and Javascript, I love learning new technologies and adapt new tools to solve challenging problems. I have decent expertise in these tools too:
I of course use Node.js as a part of my front end tooling but I also love building simple backends using it. I love the
npm package managers for it's simplicity.
- Express
- SailsJS
- Keystone JS
requestsmodule for scraping
Redis: I have used it as message queue, cache and data store.
Golang: I am a big fan of it's concurrency model, simple syntax and a nice standard library. I have written several command line tools in the language. Cross compilation and the
go fmt tool is a big plus for me.
What do I want to learn next?
- Machine Learning
- Data Science
- Natural Language Processing
How can I add value to your business?
I have a business degree (and currently doing MBA). I have a very keen interest in growth hacking. I try to understand the business process and add values to both customers and the business. I assume ownership and lead by example. I understand the importance of shipping fast and capture the market before competitors. I think out of the box and bring novelty to the table.
I translate the business requirements into agile software development practices and stride to achieve enhanced value creation for all of us!
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I am one of the very first employees to join this Dhaka based startup which has later produced applications which have been featured in the global media (namely, TechCrunch).
At Leevio, we do all sorts of experiments, learn new technologies and build awesome applications with efficiency and scalability. Though we mainly focus on the LAMP stack, we do go out of the box to build beautiful mobile and desktop apps when the jobs demand them.
Software Engineer
Bee Ridge Enterprises LLC
At BRE LLC, I develop and scale web applications written in php on the popular CodeIgniter framework.
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For Vitzo Internet Services, I work on different in house products, mainly specializing on web technologies.
Software Engineer
I used to work mostly on the API backend. I created REST APIs for the front end and mobile apps. I also worked on the front end with AngularJS for some times.
Software Engineer
I built the backend APIs using Django and Django REST Framework. I also worked on the front end - AngularJS and Bootstrap.
I later rewrote part of the API in NodeJS.
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Polar Design
In Polar Design, I have mostly worked with Silverstripe and Laravel. I have worked on many in house products and helped migrate many legacy projects to newer frameworks and tools.
Senior Full Stack Engineer
LocalStaffing LLC
At LocalStaffing LLC I am contributing to one of it's products. I built an email delivery platform with Python, leveraging the Queues and Workers on Iron.io.
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Pure SEO
I worked on an analytical platform with Laravel 4. I also worked on misc. SEO tools for them.
Khulna University
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A tornado based push server using websocket
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A convenient package for sending mass html emails.
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A PySide based desktop app to monitor your favorite Urban Terror servers!
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A golang based web app to monitor Github trending repositories daily and store them in mongo db
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Learn Python the Hard Way
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Learn to leverage PHP5's OOP features to write manageable applications with ease
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Honors and awards for the university's faculty and graduate students.
College of Nursing News
Nursing Grad Combines Service, Studying with Honors Degree
Jessica Wilson will have a special distinction when she graduates this week: She's the first student to complete the College of Nursing's honors program. In the past, she said, "it's been difficult for nursing students to graduate with honors." The rigor of the nursing curriculum kept them from finishing their honors requirements. This year, Sadie Hutson, associate professor of nursing, launched an honors program within the college. To graduate with honors, students must complete eight honors nursing courses and maintain a GPA of 3.5.
Honorary Degrees, Notable Speakers Highlight Spring Commencements
UT will award two honorary degrees and welcome a host of accomplished speakers at this spring's commencement ceremonies, which begin May 8. Honorary degrees will be awarded to renowned journalist John Seigenthaler at the College of Law commencement and to opera singer Mary Costa, known as the voice of Sleeping Beauty, at the College of Arts and Sciences commencement. More than 3,730 undergraduate and graduate students will receive degrees at thirteen college ceremonies this spring.
College of Nursing Helps Launch Leadership Institute
The College of Nursing is helping to address our state's most pressing health care challenges—access, quality, and cost—through the development of the Tennessee Nursing Institute for Leadership and Policy. The college is launching the institute on behalf of the Tennessee Action Coalition. The College of Nursing and AARP Tennessee are co-leaders for the TAC.
Free Health Fair for UT Community on April 3
From allergy testing and weight management to answers to your medical questions, the UT community will have a place to go to get free help—with or without insurance—on April 3. The College of Nursing is joining forces with the Student Health Center and UT Medical Center for HealthBeat 2013, a free health fair for UT students, faculty, staff, retirees, and their families. The health fair will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom. A variety of screenings and tests will be provided, and information booths will be set up with representatives from various health care organizations and UT departments.
UT Students Mark Twenty Years of Spring Break Volunteering
It's been twenty years since Volunteers began serving others during spring break. A team of students and supervisors is heading back to Miami this weekend—where it all began—as well as to Tallahassee, Florida, and Washington, DC, to continue the twenty-year tradition of Tennessee Volunteers volunteering during their spring break. Students from the colleges of law and nursing, and from the campus's Habitat for Humanity chapter area also getting involved.
Nursing Instructor Returns Home from Serving in Afghanistan
US Navy Captain Teresa Kennard, a clinical instructor in the College of Nursing, was interviewed by multiple media outlets when she arrived home Friday from serving in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Faculty, staff, and family greeted her at the airport with a homecoming celebration. Kennard was in charge of the Warrior Recovery Center in Kandahar.
Colleges Help Launch Covenant Nursing Leadership Series
Two colleges at UT have partnered with Covenant Health to train today's nursing leaders to navigate the fast-changing world of health care. The College of Nursing and College of Business Administration launched the new Covenant Nursing Leadership Series in January. Fifteen participants—ranging from unit managers to chief nursing officers—are engaging in an intensive eighteen-day leadership development series over the course of nine months.
What's Your Big Idea?—Tami Wyatt
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Tami Wyatt's big idea is called DocuCare. An assistant professor of nursing, Wyatt and her idea are helping build a better workforce of health professionals worldwide.
Human Rights Week to Feature Talk by Kofele-Kale
The UT Amnesty International chapter will celebrate its third annual Human Rights Week March 11 through 20 with speakers on issues ranging from due process rights in foreign lands to reproduction rights to prisoners wrongly sentenced on death row. The week will kick off with a lecture by Ndiva Kofele-Kale at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, March 11, in the University Center Ballroom. A former UT faculty member, Kofele-Kale is now a professor of public international law at Southern Methodist University. Kofele-Kale, who was born in Cameroon, is leading the defense team representing Marafa Hamidou Yaya, former Secretary General of the Presidency of Cameroon.


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BEIJING — Malaysian authorities have identified one of the two men who used stolen passports to board the missing Malaysia Airlines jet, the nation's inspector general of police told local media Monday, as international search teams continued to look — so far unsuccessfully — for wreckage from the jet.
"I can confirm that he is not a Malaysian, but cannot divulge which country he is from yet," Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar told the Star, a major Malaysian newspaper. He added that the man is also not from Xinjiang, China — a northwestern province of the mainland home to minority Uighurs. Uighur separatists have been blamed for a knifing rampage in southwestern China this month that left 29 dead.
Meanwhile, a Taiwanese official said national security officials received an anonymous tip last week warning that terrorists were targeting Beijing's international airport. But the official, Cai Desheng, chief of Taiwan's national security bureau, told Taiwan's official news agency that the call received last Tuesday was "not likely" to be linked to the mysterious disappearance four days later of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which was headed from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
Nevertheless, the anonymous call was one of dozens of possible clues investigators are examining as they struggle to explain how the flight, carrying 239 people, simply vanished. As of Monday evening in Malaysia, investigators have found no confirmed wreckage of the airliner despite an intensive search by more than 40 ships and nearly three dozen aircraft off the southern coast of Vietnam.
Sightings of what appeared to be an airport door and a life raft were later found to be items unrelated to Flight 370, officials said. Malaysian authorities say they have ruled nothing out as a cause of the Boeing 777's disappearance.
According to the report by Taiwan's Central News Agency, a man speaking Chinese claimed to have information of planned attacks directed against Beijing's airport and subway system by the East Turkestan Independence Movement, an Islamic-inspired group seeking independence for the Uighurs. The caller identified himself as a member of a French-based anti-terror network and said he had called Taiwan's national airline because he couldn't reach anybody in Beijing.
As a result, Cai said that Taiwan "stepped up security checks at airport, especially for flights destined to Beijing." Security officials also notified their counterparts in Beijing.
Taiwan, which has been self-ruled since 1949, is considered a breakaway province by Beijing, but today enjoys close economic relations with the mainland.
Chinese authorities blamed Uighur separatists for the brutal knifing rampage March 1 at a train station in the city of Kunming in southwestern China. During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Beijing authorities claimed to have foiled amateurish plots by Uighurs to hijack or blow up airplanes.
Norwich man charged with fraudulently collecting unemployment compensation
Lyme man killed in East Haddam crash was to begin serving 10-year prison sentence
UPDATED: Foxwoods names architect for Biloxi, Miss., casino project
Appellate Court rules against Waterford commission in Kobyluck Bros. rock-crushing case
Grant would update guide rails, signage on Ledyard road with high number of accidents
East Lyme resident to host community discussion on race on Friday
Casey & The Sports Doctor: Caroline Taber, rules changes, Matt Harvey
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Only one problem. After I installed the plugin, I can not remove my posts anymore. Well more precisely, they can be removed but direct after removal they keep turning back on.
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Deborah Henson-Conant: Harp Exhibition Concert Series
Above: Image of Deborah Henson-Conant, who will be performing music from the harp at the Museum of Making Music.
You haven't fully experienced the harp until you've seen the brilliant work of Deborah Henson-Conant!
To describe her is nearly impossible. She's a cross-genre, Blues-Flamenco-Celtic-Funk-Folk-Jazz dynamo. She tells tall tales with the ease of a stand-up comic. She solos and wails like a rock guitarist. She turns music into theater and theater into something lyrical. Deborah Hanson-Conant's dazzling performance on her signature carbon-fiber electric harp will guarantee you'll never look at the harp the same way again.
Date: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 7:00 PM
Ticket Prices:
$25 Non Members- Purchase Online
$20 Members - Purchase Online
For more information, visit http://www.museumofmakingmusic.org/events/details/107-deborah-henson-conant-harp-exhibition-concert-series
Location: The Museum of Making Music 5790 Armada Dr, Carlsbad, CA Google Map


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Events for January 1, 2015
January 2015 Events
Early Morning
Rose Parade Tour/events/2015/jan/01/rose-parade-tour/?et=46478
4 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Palomar Trolley Station, 745 Industrial Ave, Chula Vista, CA at 4:00 AM
'History Of U.S. Navy SEALs In Coronado' Exhibition/events/ongoing/history-of-us-navy-seals-in-coronado-exh/
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Coronado Museum of History & Art , Coronado, CA
Maritime Museum Presents 'Tattoos & Scrimshaw: The Art Of The Sailor'/events/ongoing/maritime-museum-presents-tattoos-scrimsh1/
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Maritime Museum of San Diego, San Diego, CA
Maritime Impressions/events/ongoing/maritime-impressions/
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Maritime Museum of San Diego, San Diego, CA
'Animalia' Watercolor Exhibit By Krista Timberlake/events/ongoing/animalia-376ef4bc-54763624-a7fe7c18/
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Georgina Cole Library, 1250 Carlsbad Village Dr Carlsbad, CA 92008
Winter Day Camps/events/2015/jan/01/winter-day-camps-1f3b809c-3b4ccd90--cfa6d9b2/?et=45575
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Living Coast Discovery Center, Chula Vista, CA
Winter Day Camps/events/2015/jan/01/winter-day-camps-1f3b809c-3b4ccd90--cfa6d9b2/?et=45582
9 a.m. to noon
Living Coast Discovery Center, Chula Vista, CA
Bali Hai Restaurant's New Year's Day Brunch/events/2015/jan/01/bali-hai-restaurants-new-years-day--caccb59c/?et=46077
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Bali Hai Restaurant, 2230 Shelter Island Dr, San Diego, CA 2106
Whale & Dolphin Watching Adventure/events/ongoing/whale-and-dolphin-watching-adventur-0e38224e/
9:15 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Hornblower Cruises and Events, 970 N Harbor Dr. San Diego, CA 92132
'Colors Of California' Exhibition Featuring The Works Of Erin Hanson' Exhibit/events/ongoing/colors-of-california-exhibition-fea-d620cb5e/
9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
La Jolla Riford Branch Library, La Jolla, CA
New Year's Brunch At Tom Ham's Lighthouse/events/2015/jan/01/new-years-brunch-at-tom-hams-lighth-d371cde6/?et=46076
9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tom Ham's Lighthouse, 2150 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92101
Birch Aquarium At Scripps - Whale Watching/events/ongoing/birch-aquarium-scripps-whale-watchi-1e15fdc6/
9:45 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Flagship Cruises and Events, 990 N Harbor Dr San Diego, CA 92101
'Ripley's Believe It Or Not!' At The San Diego Air & Space Museum/events/ongoing/ripleys-believe-it-or-not-at-the-san-die/
10 a.m.
San Diego Air & Space Museum, San Diego, CA
'Presidio To Pacific Powerhouse: How The Military Shaped San Diego' Exhibit/events/ongoing/presidio-to-pacific-powerhouse-how-the-m-1/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego History Center, San Diego, CA
'Illusion: Nothing Is As It Seems' Exhibition/events/ongoing/illusion-nothing-is-as-it-seems-exhibiti/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, San Diego, CA
Mingei International Museum Presents 'Surf Craft' Exhibit/events/ongoing/mingei-international-museum-present-efbe0610/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mingei International Museum: Balboa Park, San Diego, CA
OMA Hosts 'California Deaming: An International Portrait Of Southern California'/events/ongoing/oma-hosts-california-deaming-an-int-27d5f9ae/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
The NAT Presents 'The Discovery Of King Tut' Exhibit/events/ongoing/the-nat-presents-the-discovery-of-k-098badae/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego Natural History Museum, San Diego, CA
'Mummies 3D: Secrets Of The Pharaohs'/events/ongoing/mummies-3d-secrets-of-the-pharaohs-65b347a6/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego Natural History Museum, San Diego, CA
'In The Realm Of Nature' Exhibition/events/ongoing/in-the-realm-of-nature-exhibition-42beabfa/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mingei International Museum: Balboa Park, San Diego, CA
Celebrate The Centennial At The San Diego History Center/events/ongoing/celebrate-the-centennial-at-the-san-d381388c/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego History Center, San Diego, CA
'Reunifying Hideyoshi: A Photographic Essay'/events/ongoing/reunifying-hideyoshi-72d14fa4/
10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Japanese Friendship Garden San Diego, San Diego, CA
'Raphael, The Madonna Of The Pinks' At The Timken Museum Of Art/events/ongoing/raphael-the-madonna-of-the-pinks-at-44563cbc/
10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Timken Museum of Art, San Diego, CA
Oceanside Museum Of Art Presents 'My Sister's Voice' Exhibition/events/ongoing/oceanside-museum-art-presents-my-si-5d8bb444/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
OMA Presents 'NAKED: 20th Century Nudes From The Dijkstra Collection'/events/ongoing/oma-presents-naked-20th-century-nud-46f55988/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
Oceanside Museum Of Art Presents 'Neil Shingley: Invisible People'/events/ongoing/oceanside-museum-art-presents-neil--90f85b8e/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
Oceanside Museum Of Art Presents 'Omar Lopex: Relámpago'/events/ongoing/oceanside-museum-art-presents-omar--9ee5bafc/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, CA
'Three On The Edge' Exhibition/events/ongoing/three-edge-b0ebb334-66a4288c-b25d22-48d3f00c/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mingei International Museum: Balboa Park, San Diego, CA
Quilt Visions: 'The Sky's The Limit'/events/ongoing/quilt-visions-skys-limit-5816a1c6-5-7b2bf52e/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Visions Art Museum, San Diego, CA
'The Military In Balboa Park - A History'/events/ongoing/military-balboa-park-history-9203e0-adef8180/
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Veterans Museum and Memorial Center, San Diego, CA
'2014 Best Of Nature Photography Show'/events/ongoing/2014-best-of-nature-photography-sho-7d60d934/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego Natural History Museum, San Diego, CA
'Ingenious! The World Of Dr. Seuss' Exhibition/events/ongoing/ingenious-the-world-of-dr-seuss-0ae-557c2da8/
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
San Diego History Center, 1649 El Prado #3, San Diego, CA 92101
Fantasy On Ice Outdoor Skate Rink /events/ongoing/fantasy-ice-outdoor-skate-rink-b97b-16056cc4/
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Mark Mallman makes YouTube video of his entire discography
Say what you want about Mark Mallman, but the guy consistently keeps his approach to music interesting and fresh. Whether it's Mallman's legendary, marathon sets at the Turf Club, his annual New Year's Eve extravaganzas, or his genuine, eye-opening diaries from the road, Mark has always put himself out there in a major (and refreshing) way. So, it should really come as no surprise that Mallman has found a free, unique way to share his entire back catalog with his fans. He has put up a 5 hour, 45-minute YouTube video which features his entire discography from all phases of his eclectic 14-year music career.
Mallman worked with some reputable indie labels over the years (Badman Recording Company, Susstones, Guilt Ridden Pop), who all graciously gave Mark their permission to share all of his music in such a distinct fashion. I suppose for a guy who has remarkably stretched one elaborate song out for 78-hours straight (take that Bradford Cox), sharing all of his music in a nearly 6-hour video doesn't seem like much of a stretch.
The video travels roughly in reverse chronological order, and all of the "hits" are here, like "You're Never Alone In New York," from 2009's Invincible Criminal, to "True Love" from '04's Mr. Serious, all the way back to "Kissing The Knife" from 1998's The Tourist. The video closes with Mallman's celebrated Susstones release, Live From First Avenue, which features a memorable duet between Mark and his mother on the appropriately titled, "Mother Made Me Do It."
The video is as audacious a project as one would expect from Mallman, and just like his unending performances from the Turf Club, he can't truly expect a music fan to last through the whole thing. But just start it where or when you can, leave it when you must, but throughout the video, no matter what song or album you end up on, you hear Mallman's passion coming through as well as his humor.
The fact that Mallman has been doing things his own way now for 14 years is enough of an accomplishment. But rather than capitalize on that financially with a cash-grab greatest hits collection, or trying to get his fans who bought his albums the first time to pony up for remastered versions, Mark has given us this YouTube video that features his entire body of work, a free (if a bit unusual) gesture to everyone who has helped him out or bothered to listen to his music through all of these years. It's a bold, quirky move that goes right along with all of the distinct spectacles that Mark Mallman has been taking part in throughout his unconventional, entertaining music career.
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I am a bit suprised there is no discussion on this board of 10,500,000 in new shares that will be offered today. After hours trade was down to $41.
The stock hit $44.30 on November 9, so it will do that again in part because the divdiend increase to $.59 was disclosed in the merger press release in June. They also had dislcosed in June, the last divdiend of $.525, so they will meet their press release last quarter, and we will hear $.59 about Jan. 12 or so.
Last time they raised money on April 12, the stock fell from $36.39 to $35.15 and then rose to $36.73 the night before ex-diviend of April 27. Well, this is different because we are about mid-way through the divdiend cycle and they did this in a awful market and the shares were dwindling from $42.30 and then to $42ish last night. We can easily expect an increase from $41 to $44 again, an increase of over 7%.
I should have known this would happen because there were a bunch of puts purchased last week and the put/call ratio was high.
I know you guys that are long will feel a bit extended, but it really is an opportunity to add to your position at a very good price. In summary, great company, wants more money to pay down expensive senior debt and the reduction in costs will only secure the dividend for the future. The fact they feel they can do this when the market for the shares of MLP's hasn't been great is a statement on how confident they are in delvering the results.
Here are the issues that you may be concerned about;
1) dilution
2) paying down debt
3) using the proceeds to pay the dividend, etc.
My experience with these secondaries in a variety of industries, including MREITs, is that he funds will be put to good use and the performance will continue. I wish they had described that use of the proceeds a bit better than paying down debt on a temporary basis, but it is large company with a 26B market cap. There were 139M units outstanding as of 9/30, so 10,500,000 more represents 7.2% more shares. On the back of the merger, maybe this will not go down to well with the consumer long holders, but in the end, it is just a buying opportunity that won't be around again. Moreover, we will now know the bottom price for the quarter and we have already seen $44.30.
$41 to $44 is a no brainer when the dividend has been disclosed. I am just a trader and a long term holder of shares and only have an interest in lettting anyone know of the opportunity if they are interested.
You will now not be surprised when your shares drip to $41 or perhaps a little more. If we get to $39.50, wow, that is an even better deal. I just have to decide how much to add.
epd buying 1.725,000 this morning Price dropped $1
Never mind. The discrepancy you are talking about is way bigger than 25%. Strange.
Ben, look at the Feb Options, they are adjusted with bid & ask at $20. Does this have something to do with the secondary offering?
Options for Feb. Wow! Those are fake, aren't they?
When this stock sold for 17.00 no one wanted it and it yielded about 16% as i remember. so i had to sell it when it got to the low 30's. Not too smart.
but ever since i have been selling putts and cleaning up. Today i sold jan at 42 for 1.60. A net of 40.40.
i either own the stock at 40.40 less than the ipo 41.25 and collect the dividend or i get to keep the 1.60. whats wrong with this?
Nothing wrong with it. I've been doing it quite a bit myself, however I have been selling at lower strike prices (ie. further out of the money) where I expect the price will not go that low. Then I use the proceeds to buy high yield securities (MLPs, trusts).
Well written and presented
Depending on how much of the over allotment gets taken, the dilution will be something under 2% from this issuance.
A simplified way to look at this it that whenever the net interest rate on borrowings exceeds the distribution rate, it makes sense to issue shares (to the extent that the market will bear).
Keep in mind that as a partnership, there are no tax deductions for interest expense, so there is little motivation for the company to use debt rather than equity.
I have been holding EPD for a few years. I considered selling when it ran past $44, as it felt like it had gone too far, too fast. But, given that my yield still exceeded 5%, I was comfortable holding. In hindsight, of course there would have been advantages to selling and repurchasing.
I was also concerned about triggering the capital gains tax, however.
I added to my position today by picking up quite a few shares near the close. I averaged at $41.05. My sense is that the price will pick up from here, or at least by the end of this week. Or, at least that is what I am hoping.
My belief is that the weakness in price was not a function of dilution, but a reaction to the issuance price. If EPD is willing to sell shares for $41.25, the message to the market is that nobody should expect to pay more than that. Of course, they had to price it such that the shares would clear rapidly.
I suspect that today's price action was affected by a few forces aside from the issued shares hitting the market. Presumably, the underwriters pre-sold some of their shares ahead of the official offering, and today there would have been a certain amount of filling and backfilling on the arbitrage end. To the extent that some were aware in advance of the deal, there may have been some short selling. However, I would have expected covering by the close, which did not seem to be happening in a meaningful way.
My strategy with today's purchase is to hold some of it long term, and sell some for a gain when the PPS appreciates about 10%. If they don't appreciate by 10%, I suppose that the worst case is that I collect 5%+ for a very long time. That works, too.
Great post! I wanted to suggest something about the wholesale nature of issuing 10,500,000 shares. Anytime you do someting in bulk the price will be less. There is nothing you can sell to a bulk purchaser for a retail price. I have seen this so many times before on secondaries in the MLP and MREIT space. The stock will always trend back to its retail price once this deal is done. There are always some after shocks for a few days and then we are off to the faces. The high of $44.30 will return after this issue is digested. Earnings are the next hurdle.
Always good to pay down debt at good rates.
A long term move that will make the company more sound.
I just paid down debt on a summer home at the beach - 3 1/2 percent; A home run for me.
Good luck to all
Huge volume today. Appears the secondary is selling well-price did not drop much at all. My guess is by friday the entire secondary will be sold and then we can look for the next leg up. I added to my position today-this is just too good to pass on.
The share price dropped 2.5 percent on a day in which the DJIA was up 2.5 percent. I think the share price decline was significant and might have been even greater had the economic news not come in good today. In the long term, EPD is still a great place to stay parked for a good return on investment.
That is what I was thinking. You only get these little gifts every now and then. It was a brutal day for the sector, but in January it will be all different.
Good info and comments. Have been watching EPD,HEP,NSH and WPZ. The secondary plus a pull back should create a floor and hopefully a good entry point.
i'm looking for the stock to trade at an approximate 6% yield so a price of $40 on about $2.40 of dividends in 2011 seems reasonable. the stock rallied from $32 to over $44 +(38%)in six short months. clearly got overpriced along with the market in general and was due for a pullback. appreciate the posts and opinions however. regards, mw
Ben, thanks for sharing your information and analysis. EPD has been on my watch list for some time. I noticed the drop today and in checking the website found your informative post. Knowing that there is a secondary answers all my questions about the price.


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Posted: 11/06/2009 - Defensive back Ty Law has agreed to terms on a deal with the Denver Broncos.
Posted: 11/05/2009 - American businessman Stan Kroenke has moved closer to a mandatory takeover bid of Arsenal after buying another 200 shares in the Premier League soccer club
Updated: 11/05/2009 - The Denver Broncos have signed running back Lance Ball and defensive lineman Carlton Powell to the practice squad.
Posted: 11/05/2009 - Colorado State coach Steve Fairchild has shaken up his coaching staff, reassigning Offensive Coordinator Greg Peterson to concentrate full-time on recruiting. Fairchild made the coaching change in the midst of a six-game skid that dropped the Rams to 3-6.
Updated: 11/05/2009 - The Colorado Rockies say they've agreed to terms on one-year deals with pitchers Matt Belisle and Randy Flores. The club announced the deals on Thursday but didn't release the financial terms.
Posted: 11/05/2009 - Former Rockies Manager Clint Hurdle is the new hitting coach for the Texas Rangers. Hurdle was hired Thursday, taking over the job that Rudy Jaramillo held for 15 years before turning down a one-year deal at the end of the season.
Posted: 11/05/2009 - The thin air in Denver isn't as much of a concern to the Pittsburgh Steelers as their rapidly thinning defensive line
Updated: 11/04/2009 - The Central Warriors volleyball team is headed to Regionals with a chip on their shoulders
Posted: 11/04/2009 - Milan Hejduk had two goals and an assist, and Peter Budaj - recovered from swine flu - stopped 28 shots in his first start of the season, leading the Colorado Avalanche to a 4-1 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Wednesday night
Posted: 11/04/2009 - Chauncey Billups and Carmelo Anthony woke up the unbeaten Nuggets in a 44-point third quarter and Denver continued its best start since 1985-86 with a 122-94 victory over the winless New Jersey Nets on Wednesday night
Posted: 11/04/2009 - The Denver Broncos are still smarting from their beatdown at Baltimore and they're pledging not to let themselves get pummeled by Pittsburgh
Posted: 11/04/2009 - The Denver Broncos have signed running back Lance Ball and defensive lineman Carlton Powell to the practice squad


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Jackson County Sertoma Club will again sell its official Oktoberfest steins during this fall's Seymour Oktoberfest.
The limited-edition collectible mugs are still $15 each.
This year's logo comes in an autumnal orange with a gold banding.
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The seasonally adjusted homeownership rate, the share of households owning a home, slipped to 65 percent, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday. That was the lowest reading since the third quarter of 1995.
Homeownership, which peaked at 69.4 percent in 2004, had hovered at 65.1 percent since the second quarter of last year. The latest slide is a bad signal for housing, whose recovery has faltered after a run-up in mortgage interest rates last summer.
A combination of high unemployment, stringent lending practices by financial institutions and high house prices is pushing home buying out of the reach of many Americans.
The low ownership rate also suggests the housing market recovery of the last three years was driven by investors who were snapping up properties and converting them into rental units.
While the residential rental vacancy rate ticked up by a tenth of a percentage point to 8.3 percent in the first quarter, it was well below its 11.1 percent peak in 2009.
In the first quarter of 2014, the median asking monthly rent was $766, up from $746 in the prior three months.
Homeownership continued to decline for those 35 years old and younger, but held steady for those between 45 and 54.
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The Motorola CLIQ smartphone, which we thought was a step in the right direction, is available at T-Mobile stores today. Also shipping is the XM SkyDock which allows drivers to control XM satellite radio with their iPhone or iPod Touch.
The Motorola CLIQ smartphone, which we thought was a step in the right direction, is available at T-Mobile stores today. Also shipping is the XM SkyDock which allows drivers to control XM satellite radio with their iPhone or iPod Touch.
Sirius XM's SkyDock isn't the most elegant accessory I've ever seen—it's basically a standalone satellite radio receiver with an iPod connector—but it's the only way to listen to space radio on your iPhone or iPod Touch, for now.
The Sirius XM iPhone app requires a $3/month subscription, but it's missing a few notable channels. From the company: "Some select programming, including MLB® Play-by-Play, NFL Play-by-Play, SIRIUS NASCAR® Radio, and Howard Stern, will not be available on the iPhone and iPod touch. Listeners will continue to be able…
The Sirius XM iPhone app hasn't arrived as quickly as predicted, but according to CEO Mel Karmazin's PowerPoint presentation, it's at least in the final stages of planning.
Ok, for reals this time. According to AP, the troubled satellite radio provider will finally push out their XM radio app for the iPhone / iPod Touch sometime this Spring. [Yahoo]
Sources close to Orbitcast have revealed that Sirus is finally submitting their uSirius StarPlayr to the App Store this weekend. Once accepted, subscribers will be able to enjoy Sirius XM on their iPhone.
The Sirius-XM Merger was finally approved by the FCC today following a 3-2 vote by the commission. The final and deciding vote only came after both parties agreed to pay a $19.7 million fine for violating FCC regulations. After 16 months of MTV-esque "drama" and gnashing of teeth, the $3.6 billion merger means that…
And here she is. After FCC commissioner Johnathan Adelstein withdrew his support today, the vote is now deadlocked and awaiting the yea or nay from Deborah Taylor Tate, a Republican who is expected to approve the merger so all of this can finally be over and done with (something tells me a large batch of high-end…
The same guys who made uSirius for jailbroken iPhones are back with uXM, which does exactly the same thing except with XM. An XM subscription is necessary, but you'll be able to listen to your stations on the toilet, in the office, in the office toilet, or even at Starbucks—anywhere where you can get a decent…
It's not official yet, but FCC Chairman Kevin Martin (one of five relevant votes) has decided to allow the merge between Sirius and XM satellite radio providers. However, there are a few caveats that the companies would need to accept-but it's all good news for the consumer.