Convert int to string in Object-C with ARC?

I'm learning iPhone programming, and I was trying to get a random number, and display it in a UILabel. So to do that, I need to convert the int to a string. The problem is that I'm using the ARC which isn't liking it. It says "Implicit conversion of int to NSString is disallowed with ARC."

This is what I'm using:

int r = arc4random() % 101;
NSString *newValue = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%d", r];
myNewValue.text = r;

See the guide here: http://stackoverflow.com/...bjective-c

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