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assert_almost_equal(Y_proba.sum(axis=1), 1.0)
// predict assigns a label if the probability that the
// sample has the label is greater than 0.5.
pred = np.array([l.argmax() for l in Y_proba])
assert not (pred - Y_pred).any()
def test_ovr_multilabel_decision_function():
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assert_almost_equal(Y_proba.sum(axis=1), 1.0)
// predict assigns a label if the probability that the
// sample has the label with the greatest predictive probability.
pred = Y_proba.argmax(axis=1)
assert not (pred - Y_pred).any()
def test_ovr_multilabel_decision_function():


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A few days ago, I had to run a brown bag session about Pact testing. I had absolutely no idea what it was but I had to prepare the workshop anyway so I started by looking at this resource
The essence of it can be summarised in 3 words: “Consumer”, “Provider” and “Contracts”.
The goal of Pact testing is to let the ‘Consumer’ of a service specify and verify the interactions between different modules of an application. Once the Consumer has defined what kind of interactions they want to have with the Provider, these ‘rules’ are written in a ‘pact’ file that is then available to the Provider. The other services must then agree to these ‘Contracts’ and ensure that they are not breaking them.
For my workshop, I decided to implement an example in JavaScript using Jasmine and Node.js, but implementations of the Pact framework are available in other languages such as .NET, Java, Ruby, etc…
Setup:
To get started with Pact testing in JavaScript, I followed the steps indicated here
It basically consists of the following steps (for MAC OSX):
1- If you don’t have that already installed, install Ruby & RubyGems
2- Create a folder where your app is going to live and create a Gemfile.
3- In your terminal, cd into your app and run gem install bundler && bundle install
.
4- Inside your Gemfile, paste the following code:
1 source 'https://rubygems.org'
2 gem 'pact-mock_service', '~> 0.7.0'
5- Run bundle install
again.
6- Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your machine and run npm init
to generate your package.json
file.
7- Install Karma by running npm install karma karma-jasmine karma-chrome-launcher --save-dev
and npm install -g karma-cli
8- Run karma init
. Answer jasmine for testing framework and no for use require.js.
9- Add pact-consumer-js-dsl to your project by running bower install pact-consumer-js-dsl --save-dev
.
10- Tell Karma about pact-consumer-js-dsl.js in karma.conf.js
. In the files: [] section add a new entry for bower_components/pact-consumer-js-dsl/dist/pact-consumer-js-dsl.js
11- Allow tests to load resources from pact mock server. One way to do this is in the karma.conf.js
, change browsers: ['Chrome']
, or browsers: ['PhantomJS']
, to
1 browsers: ['Chrome_without_security'],
2 customLaunchers: {
3 Chrome_without_security: {
4 base: 'Chrome',
5 flags: ['--disable-web-security']
6 }
7 },
8
9 or:
10
11 browsers: ['PhantomJS_without_security'],
12 customLaunchers: {
13 PhantomJS_without_security: {
14 base: 'PhantomJS',
15 flags: ['--web-security=false']
16 }
17 },
Once you’ve been through all of these steps, we can start writing our tests and implementations.
Consumer test:
Let’s start by writing the consumer test first, create a file called client-spec.js
.
Let’s imagine we have a simple app that returns the word ‘hello’ when you make a GET request to ‘/hello’.
Our client-spec.js
file is going to look something like this:
1 (function(){
2 describe('Client', function(){
3 var client, provider;
4
5 beforeEach(function(){
6 client = exampleApp.createServer('http://localhost:1234');
7 provider = Pact.mockService({
8 consumer: 'consumer',
9 provider: 'provider',
10 port: 1234,
11 done: function(err){
12 expect(err).toBe(null);
13 }
14 })
15 });
16
17 it('should say hello', function(done){
18 provider
19 .uponReceiving('a request for hello')
20 .withRequest('get', '/hello')
21 .willRespondWith(200, {
22 'Content-Type': 'application/json'
23 }, {
24 reply: 'hello'
25 });
26
27 provider.run(done, function(complete){
28 expect(client.sayHello()).toEqual('hello')
29 complete();
30 })
31 })
32 })
33 })()
Basically what is happening here is that we are creating a mock server and mock provider service and we are checking that the call we are expecting to make to ‘/hello’ will return the response ‘hello’.
Before being able to run this test, we need to add it to the files:[]
array in our karma.conf.js
file.
Then, in your terminal, run:
bundle exec pact-mock-service -p 1234 --pact-specification-version 2.0.0 -l log/pact.logs --pact-dir tmp/pacts
And in another terminal window, run karma start
.
At the moment, your test should fail because we have not yet written the implementation.
To do so, create a file called client.js
.
This file should look something like this:
1 var exampleApp = exampleApp || {};
2
3 (function(){
4 var baseUrl;
5
6 this.createServer = function(url){
7 baseUrl = url;
8 return this;
9 };
10
11 this.sayHello = function(){
12 var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
13 xhr.open('GET', baseUrl + '/hello', false);
14 xhr.send();
15
16 return JSON.parse(xhr.responseText).reply;
17 }
18 }).apply(exampleApp)
As we can see, we have our function to mock the server, and our sayHello
function that does the ‘GET’ request to ‘/hello’.
Before running the tests again, you’ll need to add the client.js
file to the karma.conf.js
file.
If you try again the 2 commands to run the tests, it should all pass this time.
Also, it should have generated a tmp
folder with a json file inside, this is our pact file or ‘Contract’. This file specifies the terms of the contract between the Consumer and the Provider.
Now that our Consumer test is passing and we have our Pact file, we should work on the Provider implementation.
Provider test
To start working on the server side, we need to install Pact-Node and Express.js:
1 npm install @pact-foundation/pact-node --save-dev
1 npm install express --save-dev
This should be all you need to install. Let’s get started with the Provider test.
Create a file called provider-spec.js
; it should look like this:
1 var pact = require('@pact-foundation/pact-node');
2 var path = require('path');
3
4 var opts = {
5 providerBaseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000', //API host endpoint
6 pactUrls: [path.resolve(__dirname, './tmp/pacts/consumer-provider.json')], //path to your pact files
7 };
8
9 pact.verifyPacts(opts).then(function(){
10 console.log('SUCCESS!')
11 }).catch(function(error){
12 console.log('failed', error)
13 });
We start by requiring our modules, then we define the port on which the server is running and where to find our pact files, and finally we verify that our provider code meets the requirements of the contract (pact file).
To run this, we need to write the code for our server. Create a provider.js
file, and write something like this:
1 var express = require('express');
2 var app = express();
3 var bodyParser = require('body-parser');
4
5 app.use(bodyParser.json());
6
7 app.get('/hello', function (req, res) {
8 var response = {reply: 'hello'};
9 res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'application/json'});
10 res.end(JSON.stringify(response));
11 });
12
13 app.listen(3000, function () {
14 console.log('Example app listening on port 3000!');
15 });
Here, we require the modules needed, we create our server, give it a port and implement the code for our ‘/hello’ request.
To check if our Provider works with our contract, open two new terminal window and in one of them, run node provider.js
and in the other one, run node provider-spec.js
You should see the message ‘SUCCESS’ being returned.
That’s it! If everything works fine you’ve just written your first Consumer and Provider Pact test! :)
If you need more info, here’s a good article I found about Pact testing.


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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said he does not expect the U.S. economy to enter a recession next year, and he was optimistic that the strong consumer can help the U.S. economy overcome potential headwinds.
REUTERS: Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said he does not expect the U.S. economy to enter a recession next year, and he was optimistic that the strong consumer can help the U.S. economy overcome potential headwinds.
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In the future I would like to implement different algorithms to visualize such as quicksort.
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{% set hoursRange = "38 - 42" %}
{% set hoursDetail = "Shift/rota" %}
{% set patternValue = "Evenings & weekends" %}
{% set patternDescription = "" %}
{% block content %}
{% set serviceName = 'Find a career' %}
{% set bannerStyle = 'BETA-style' %}
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class UsersResponseHandler
Response handler takes care of user login/logout, creating, updating, destroying users within /admin/users routes
Methods
|
__construct(SessionsRepository $SessionsRepository, UserManager $UserManager, Framework $Framework)
Constructs a new UsersResponseHandler |
||
| Response |
executeLogout()
Executes logout method in SessionsRepository |
|
| Response |
executeLogin(array $input)
Executes login method in SessionsRepository |
|
| Redirector |
requestCreateUser(array $input)
Request a new user be created |
|
| Redirector |
requestUpdateUser(integer $id, array $input)
Request user be updated with a given input |
|
| Redirector |
requestDestroyUser(integer $id)
Request the user be deleted from database |
Details
at line 41
public
__construct(SessionsRepository $SessionsRepository, UserManager $UserManager, Framework $Framework)
Constructs a new UsersResponseHandler
at line 53
public Response
executeLogout()
Executes logout method in SessionsRepository
at line 67
public Response
executeLogin(array $input)
Executes login method in SessionsRepository
at line 87
public Redirector
requestCreateUser(array $input)
Request a new user be created
at line 108
public Redirector
requestUpdateUser(integer $id, array $input)
Request user be updated with a given input
at line 128
public Redirector
requestDestroyUser(integer $id)
Request the user be deleted from database


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Use the Code Tag
which will make it look like code. So in this case I can paste a random bit of code like so:.icon {
max-width: 150px;
margin: 0 auto;
display: block;
}
You might have to style it a bit by yourself though if you want it to look neat.
Use the kbd
code to make it look as that example is. Useful if you want someone to use a certain key. Example like so: Use the q key.
A way better way to paste code would be to use the pre
tag. Using it will make anything look like so:
.bgimage { background-position: center center; background-size: cover; background-image: url('../img/cat.jpg'); .container { p, h1 { color: white; text-shadow: 2px 2px black; font-weight: bold; font-size: 20px; } } }
Like above, just better for longer scripts. Use the pre class="pre-scrollable"
tag.
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Â“The Secretary-General urges the Government and provincial authorities to make every effort to restore calm among the affected populations and to work in close cooperation with MONUC [the UN peacekeeping force],Â” according to a statement issued by Mr. BanÂ’s spokesperson that also called for an immediate end to the fighting.
Â“He reaffirms that MONUC will take all necessary measures within its mandate to protect civilians and United Nations personnel and property.Â”
An estimated 250,000 Congolese have been made homeless since August because of the fighting Â– centred in North Kivu province, near the border with Rwanda and Uganda Â– between DRC defence forces (FARDC) and the militia known as the National Congress for the Defence of the People (CNDP), led by former general Laurent Nkunda.
The newly homeless join another 850,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) already registered in North Kivu before the latest round of fighting erupted, and local authorities and aid agencies are struggling to provide enough food, shelter, water, sanitation and health care to meet their needs.
Mr. BanÂ’s statement noted that the most recent clashes in the ongoing hostilities between the FARDC and the CNDP, which he denounced as a violation of the ceasefire the two sides signed earlier this year, were having a particularly severe impact on civilians.
He also joined MONUC in condemning the deliberate attack near Kalenga by the CNDP on UN blue helmets. The rebels fired five rockets on two tanks that were part of a convoy attempting to ensure the safety of civilians in the Goma-Rutshuru area.
The mission said in its own statement that many IDPs are now arriving in Goma, the provincial capital, to escape the violence.
MONUC, currently the largest UN peacekeeping force in the world, is using its helicopters to support the Congolese armed forces as they fight the CNDP near Kibumba, which is located about 20 kilometres north of Goma.
Â“MONUC reiterates that under its mandate it will continue to intervene with all of its means to assure the protection of civilians and to protect the urban centres of North Kivu,Â” the statement stressed.
In Goma, hundreds of demonstrators today hurled projectiles against UN installations and vehicles, destroying some equipment belonging to the world body.
Congolese national police and UN blue helmets worked together to prevent the protesters from entering MONUC facilities, and during the clashes a demonstrator was killed.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the UN ChildrenÂ’s Fund (UNICEF) have launched a rapid response mechanism to help meet the emergency needs of locals in North Kivu, but overall access for aid workers remains extremely restricted because of the fighting.
Angry demonstrators, roadblocks, the intimidation of humanitarian workers and the hijacking of their vehicles are combining to make it more difficult for the staff to conduct their work, OCHA said. The warring parties are also looting civilian infrastructure, including health-care centres.
The civilian suffering and displacement is not confined to North Kivu. To the north in Orientale province, an estimated 28,000 people have been made homeless in recent weeks because they have been fleeing attacks by the LordÂ’s Resistance Army (LRA), an Ugandan rebel group that sometimes operates in the northeast of the DRC. Many of the civilians have moved to neighbouring southern Sudan in a bid to avoid the fighting.
Meanwhile, MONUCÂ’s Force Commander, Lieutenant General Vicente Diaz de Villegas y HerrerĂa of Spain, has indicated he is stepping down from his post for personal reasons. While the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) is finding a successor, Brigadier General Ishmeel Ben Quartey of Ghana will serve as Acting Force Commander.
News Tracker: past stories on this issue
Security Council alarmed at resurgent violence in eastern DR Congo


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Using machine learning to explore trends in binational trade and mobility between Mexico and the US.
A capstone project for the Deloitte Consulting Machine Learning Guild
International commerce can generate a variety of favorable social, economic, and political externalities. In addition to mutual economic gain, trade can also encourage a strengthened social and political bilateral relationship between trading partners.
Recognizing that international trade can often also trigger unfavorable
circumstances, this study
will focus on better understanding and optimizing the favorable components of a binational commerce
relationship. This moves forward under the assumption that the broader economic system will continue to be
globalized
and so finding ways to optimize the positive externalities is a worthwhile effort for improved political,
social and
economic dynamics around the world.
Mexico and the United States make ideal selections for this study given
the intricate historical trade relationship and the interwoven dynamic in the areas of culture, business and
politics. For comparative purposes, trade and mobility data is included for the US-Canadian relationship.
This capstone project aims to answer the following key questions through exploratory data analysis, data
preprocessing and regression.
What are we trying to understand?
Ready? Let's go!
About the datasets:
| Dataset | Source | Key Variables |
|---|---|---|
| 1) General Exports from US to Mexico | US International Trade Commission (USITC) | Domestic Exports: Aggregate measure of goods grown, produced, or manufactured in
the
U.S. This
includes commodities of foreign origin that have been changed in the US FAS Export Value: The Free Alongside Ship value is the value of the exports at the U.S. port based on the transaction price Observances: Aggregate value between 1996-2019 |
| 2) General Imports from Mexico to the US | US International Trade Commission (USITC) | General Imports: The value of the total physical arrivals of merchandise from
foreign countries General Customs Value: The price actually paid or payable for the merchandise excluding U.S. import duties, freight, insurance and other charges Observances: Aggregate value between 1996-2019 |
| 3) US-Mex Border Ports of Entry | U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) | Port Name: Lists 27 unique ports of entry along the US Mexican Border. See EDA for
the complete list. Measure: Describes the way in which the travel was conducted. There are 12 unique values including: trucks, bus passengers, pedestrians Value: The recorded number of individuals who traveled through the port name via the measure Observances: 353,962 mobility records for US-MX and US-Can border between 1996-2019 |
Disclaimer: The original intent was to quantify the most comprehensive snapshot of total binational travel. This includes airport ports of entry in the United States as well as the value of those travelers that visit Mexico from the United States on an annual aggregate level. Unfortunately, reliable data on these data points was not readily available. This project may be updated with these additional datapoints, if available. Stay tuned and check back periodically!
Let's take a look at the three datasets above and look for linearity in each variable. While we're at it, we'll visualize each variable independently, run descriptive statistics, and understand unique values.
| INSIGHTS |
|---|
| Descriptive Statistics | Unique Values |
|---|---|
| Mean: $207,772,700,000 Standard Deviation:$86,326,680,000 Max: $358,000,000,000.00 Min: $72,963,190,000.00 |
24 unique aggregate Customs Value import items |
| INSIGHTS |
|---|
| Descriptive Statistics | Unique Values |
|---|---|
| Mean: $129,027,100,000.00
Standard Deviation: $47,726,710,000.00 Max: $203,980,000,000.00 Min: $54,685,870,000.00 |
24 unique aggregate FAS Value export items |
| INSIGHTS |
|---|
| Descriptive Statistics | Unique Values |
|---|---|
| Mean: 88,630
Standard Deviation: 283,366 Max: 4,447,374 Min: 0 |
82,288 aggregate values for mobility (# of travelers) Ports of Entry: 27 different border ports of entry Measures: 12 different measures |
| The above describes an adjusted data frame that displays only observances for the US-MX boder. Measures capture commercial and non-commercial mobility. Measures include: [Bus Passengers, Buses, Pedestrians, Personal Vehicle Passengers, Personal Vehicles, Rail Containers Empty, Rail Containers Full, Train Passengers, Trains, Truck Containers Empty, Truck Containers Full, Trucks] |
Let's correlate the three variables using multiple linear regression and polynomial regression to better understand the nuances and extract value from the trends.
| Models | Variables | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Simple Linear Regression | Displayed below to understand export and import trends over time, and get insight on the correlation between the two variables. | Both export and import data are linear in nature. Fitting these series on a linear regression model can provide a general sense of the pattern. |
| Polynomial Regression | Relating import and mobility data as well as export and mobility data. | Polynomial regression works on any size of dataset, and works great for nonlinear patterns. See visualization below to see the bias/variance tradeoff and the polynomial degree chosen for the model. |
| Naive Bayes and Logistic Regression | Relating import, export, and port of entry data to make predictions on which California ports of entry may experience higher mobility volumes to help them build efficiencies in facilitating travel. | Helpful to make the business case more concrete, by helping identify which ports of entry can facilitate mobility and trade. |
| INSIGHTS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model | p-Value | Adjusted R-Squared |
| The training set regression is displayed above. Conducting a simple linear regression on export and import data reveals that not only do both variables follow a positively sloped linear trend, the p-value listed suggests an existing a relationship (we reject the null hypothesis). We can move forward with the insight that trade volumes here may indicate a growing relationship between trading partners. | ~0.000 | 0.474 |
| INSIGHTS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model | p-Value | Adjusted R-Squared |
| Building a polynomial regression regression model on import and mobility data reveals an interesting trend. While the correlation is not linear, it exists. The regression model is mapped to the following degree: n=5. The general downward-facing trend reaches an inflection point at approximately ~$170,000,000 in export value. | ~0.000 | 0.474 |
| INSIGHTS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model | p-Value | Adjusted R-Squared |
| Building a polynomial regression model on import and mobility data reveals an interesting trend. While the correlation is not linear, the data suggests it exists. The polynomial regression model is mapped to the following degree: n=6. The general downward-facing trend reaches an inflection point at approximately ~$313,000,000 in import value. | ~0.000 | 0.485 |
Plotting Mobility by Port Code to understand which mobility observances are more likely to travel through California ports of entry.
The boolean value represents whether or not a mobility observance happened to be through a California port of entry. Running a Naive Bayes model including the Port Code and Mobility enables us to predict which port codes may experience higher travel transactions (commercial and non-commercial) as mobility rises. Equipped with this information ports of entry can cater to the final user and dedicate resources to design for efficiencies.
See the Jupyter NotebookAdditional Naive Bayes and Logistic Regression models were conducted to predict the specific measure (or means of transportation) for binational mobility. This included commercial and non-commercial measures. The top measures were Pedestrian travel and Commercial Truck travel. The model visualizations can be found on the Jupyter Notebook. No significant trends were identified to pursue insights on a specific port code. More granularity on each of the measures is needed.
There's so much more to explore. This is the first step in trying to understand the quantified relationship among countries in close proximity.
Insights:
Q: Can binational travel, that may or may not
come as a
requirement of binational transactions,
also be an indictator strengthened cultural mutual understanding?
A: To best answer this question, binational or perspective/sentiment surveys should be correlated
with
the
period after the inflection point in mobility.
Next Steps:
Including US-Canada Mobility Data for Comparative Insights
Why I find this work so important.
Nancy is a Consultant in the Strategy & Analytics practice. Prior to joining Deloitte, Nancy was a Binational Business Fulbright Scholar in Mexico City. Nancy has focused her career on supporting both commercial and federal organizations quantify pressing business challenges that, if better understand, can effect positive change. In her free time, she really enjoys coding and thinking through how both data and storytelling can support a more comprehensive understanding of large-scale social issues.


Shaken,
Not Stirred
Cocktail repository and community for those fond of cocktails & mixed drinks of all origins.


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After reading
about the Windows
Live Alerts service over at Mads Kristensen site, I thought it
sounded interesting enough to warrant a look and thought about experimenting
with it out on my own weblog. Turns out the signup process isn't quite the
experience I expected:
Even though I noticed all of this, I still went ahead and submitted the form.
It claimed I'd see an email to complete the subscription process, though I have
yet to see it. It might have been swallowed by the spam filters, though I doubt
it. And why the heck is a windows live services' page a JSP page? :P


Three mirror lines make a triangle.
For each corner we are free to choose the rotational symmetry:
| center   |  (the corner at the left) | |
| left |  (as seen from the center) | |
| right |  (as seen from the center) |
sum of angles = o
If the sum of the corner angles is not 180o degrees, then one of the mirror lines has to be a circle arc!
What is the mirror image at a circle arc?


Achelois
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Github
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Achelois is a CSS framework built to provide base styles, CSS components, and rapid static prototyping for developers who wants nothing but perfection.
Create web design with basic web components based on nested symbols.


A speed controller that uses PWM signals to control the speed
of the attached motor. There are seven main PWM speed
controllers available for use in FRC: Victor, Talon,
Jaguar, Victor SP, Talon SRX, Spark, and SD540.
Properties
Type
The type of speed controller to use.
Output Port (PWM)
The PWM port on the roboRIO or MXP that the output is plugged into.


Road outside Mosaic Stadium renamed in honour of George Reed
George Reed now has a portion of 10th Avenue renamed in his honour to accompany his statue at Mosaic Stadium.
by Murray McCormickGeorge Reed now has a portion of 10th Avenue renamed in his honour to accompany his statue outside Mosaic Stadium.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders, the City of Regina and the Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL) announced Wednesday that a stretch of 10th Avenue on the north side of Mosaic Stadium, starting at Elphinstone Street through to Gate 2, has been renamed George Reed Way.
In 2017, statues of Reed and quarterback Ron Lancaster, another iconic Roughrider, were unveiled on the west side of Mosaic Stadium.
“If you think of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, two names automatically come to mind — George and Ronnie — and I had the privilege of playing with them for six years,” Roughriders alumni Dale West said.
In addition to the unveiling of George Reed Way, Mosaic Stadium’s official address has been changed to 1734 George Reed Way.
The last two digits are in recognition of Reed’s jersey No. 34, which he wore for 13 record-breaking seasons with the Green and White. No. 34 is one of eight numbers retired by the Riders.
Riders president and CEO Craig Reynolds referred to Reed as “a living legend.”
“You can go anywhere in this country and they know George Reed and you don’t have to be a Rider fan,” Reynolds said. “If you know football, you know George Reed. It speaks to what he did on the field, but what he accomplished off the field as well.”
Reed, 80, retired in the spring of 1976 with a CFL-record 16,116 rushing yards.
He was a key part of the 1966 Grey Cup championship win, rushing for 133 yards and a touchdown. The year before, he was named the CFL’s most outstanding player after rushing for a franchise-record 1,768 yards.
Off the field, he created the George Reed Foundation, which focuses on helping the physically and intellectually disabled and the disadvantaged. He is also a long-time supporter of Special Olympics.
“It’s one thing to be a football player,” West said. “It’s another thing to be a wonderful person. George has proven time and time again just how great a person that he is.”
Reynolds didn’t rule out the possibility of Ron Lancaster Way being among the plans for Evraz Place.
“With our 110th anniversary coming next year, we will really be looking at how we celebrate the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Riders greats,” Reynolds said.


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Your goal is to remember and correctly estimate the length of a line.


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Micro Machines: Mini Challenge Mayhem, lets players relive the golden days of adolescence, racing Micro Machines around tracks, & using the power of virtual reality to bring otherwise impossible courses, stunts and speed to life.
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July 2023
With Battle Bows, players can grab their bow and rain magical arrows down from their castle tower in this epic co-op VR tower defense game.
With Battle Bows, players can grab their bow and rain magical arrows down from their castle tower in this epic co-op VR tower defense game.
May 2023
Deliverance is a vertical platformmer made for Ludum Dare 53 that sends the player on a descent into the depths of heck to rescue their estranged (damned?) family and deliver them from evil.
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January 2022
RPG Dice: Heroes of Whitestone takes players on an adventure through an epic RPG strategy board game on mobile. Summon and level up fantastic heroes, collect gear, and save Whitestone from evil.
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Box Voyage is a puzzle-lite adventure game set in a cruise in a box that requires players to complete puzzles, fill your fun meter and have an enjoyable, company-mandated vacation. In a box.
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June 2019
Take control of a CRT on roller skates and navigate through the level to beam a transmission back to earth.
Take control of a CRT on roller skates and navigate through the level to beam a transmission back to earth.
January 2019
A first-person narrative experience about the power of friendship (Global Game Jam).
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A top down action-puzzler created for my Advanced Seminar in Game Programming course while studying in Montreal.
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A top-down brawler w/ a wacky 17 character roster (Montreal Champlain Game Jam).
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A top-down shooter about hacking into a network, before security can catch you.
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spotlight-canvas
a simple canvas-based spotlight that can be used to highlight elements
Features:
- a canvas that darkens the screen
- spotlight areas based on circles or polygons
- spotlight areas can be dynamically changed or cleared
- the canvas includes fadeIn and fadeOut functions
Live Example
Rationale
I needed a way to highlight elements in my UI.
Simple Example
var Spotlight = require('spotlight-canvas');
// create the scrollbox
var spotlight = new Spotlight();
// create a circle spotlight
spotlight.circle(100, 100, 200);
Installation
npm i spotlight-canvas
API Documentation
https://davidfig.github.io/spotlight/jsdoc/
license
MIT License
(c) 2018 YOPEY YOPEY LLC by David Figatner


Convert a csv file to a timeseries list. Returns the timeseries in the json reponse in the data timeseries object e.g. {"data":{"timeseries":[[1670147613,1.3],[1670147673,1.2],[1670147733,1.3],[1670147793,2.4],[1670147853,2.5]]},"status":{"succes":true}}
The csv file must be of format: timestamp,value<PHONE_NUMBER>,1.3<PHONE_NUMBER>,1.2
or timestamp,value 2022-12-04 09:54:22,1.3 2022-12-04 09:55:22,1.2 Most date valid formats/strings will be coerced to UTC timestamps


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The story is about how in a short span of time since the introduction of the Web, another and interesting method of discovering data/search reformed the Internet. Prior to 1995, search engines depended on information bases of literary catchphrases to discover significant outcomes. At whatever point a user entered a search term, search engines, for example, AltaVista and Lycos would contrast the inquiry term with their information bases of terms. The pages that had text generally like the hunt term were viewed as more important and were highlighted higher in the rundown of searched items. This didn't generally demonstrate helpful outcomes and improved search engines for example Yahoo and Google were found in 1994 and 1998 individually.
In this video, the narrator requests that we envision a world without Google, where we were unable to do any arranged meet up recon or explore our health conditions. The video lets us know, "just 10 years ago there was no Google, and 5 years before that there was no way at all to search the internet."
Focusing generally on Yahoo!Excite and Google, the narrative goes on on a trip to Silicon Valley and clarifies the cycle of how a technology new business gets the money to change a thought into a reality. It reveals insight into how the thought for search engines occurred, gaining users and the road to really bringing in money from promoting, and afterward quick advances to a fall in usefulness and how Google changed that.
It produces models and layman's terms on how a search engine really functions. The narrative is enlightening and fascinating. It expects the watcher doesn't have a lot of information about the historical backdrop of the web and breaks down everything.


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DBCLS
This page is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
If you use CRISPRdirect in your work, please cite:
Naito Y, Hino K, Bono H, Ui-Tei K. (2015)
CRISPRdirect: software for designing CRISPR/Cas guide RNA with reduced off-target sites.
Bioinformatics, 31, 1120-1123.
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What I'm About
I'm a firecracker!
I love to have a good time while being productive. Being part of a close knit team with good
morale is my ideal.
I have a strong set of eithics and principals and I believe in standing up for the greater
good.
I have a growth mindset and look for the lesson and resolution in tough
situations.
I love sweets, trash TV, hip hop, and traveling.
I have a puppy named Petunia and a giant kitty named Merle.
I'm a creative!
I have been making and building my whole life with many mediums.
This has translated
into my new found passion for web development.
I design and develop experiences that make
people's lives happier.
The dazzling things that I can do with a front end is the
blackest magic.
I enjoy the daily challenge of coding. Im the detective and the
murderer...
Skills that I have
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Javascript
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C#
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Typescript
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CSS/SASS
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React
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Redux
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Angular
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Database
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Node.js
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Testing
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API
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Enthusiastic
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Collaborative
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Tenacious
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Mindful


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If you see reference CID2011, this can mean there is a problem with your NHS number.
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There could be a problem with your details, or with your GP surgery's system.
To connect to your GP surgery’s system, ask your GP surgery for your registration details for their GP online services.
You will need:
- Linkage Key (could be called Passphrase)
- O.D.S. Code (could be called Organisation Code or Practice I.D.)
- Account I.D.
Once you have these details, log into the website or app you were trying to access again. You will see the same message with reference CID7020. It will ask you to try another way to connect your NHS login to your GP surgery. Select this and then select ‘Enter your registration details’.
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You should ask your GP surgery to check if you are able to use their online services.
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There could be a problem with your details, or with your GP surgery's system.
To connect to your GP surgery’s system, ask your GP surgery for your registration details for their GP online services.
You will need:
- Linkage Key (could be called Passphrase)
- O.D.S. Code (could be called Organisation Code or Practice I.D.)
- Account I.D.
Once you have these details, log into the website or app you were trying to access again. You will see the same message with reference CID7022. It will ask you to try another way to connect your NHS login to your GP surgery. Select this and then select ‘Enter your registration details’.
Reference CID7023: Unable to connect to your GP surgery’s system
If reference CID7023 is shown, this means the website or app you are trying to visit needs to connect to your GP surgery’s system and we have not been able to make that connection. If this happens to you, there are a number of possible reasons why.
You have already set up an NHS login
The details we use to make the connection have already been used to connect you to the website or app you were trying to visit.
This can happen if you already have an NHS login with a different email address. We may have connected that NHS login to your GP surgery’s system. We can only connect one NHS login to your GP surgery’s system.
If you want to change the email address on your NHS login you can do so in your NHS login settings.
The details we use are invalid
The details we use to make the connection are invalid.
This can happen if:
- you have changed GP surgery
- your GP surgery has changed systems
- you no longer have permission to use your GP surgery’s online services
You can ask your GP for new registration details for their online services.
Contact us if you need help or if you still have problems.
Reference CID7024: Unable to connect to your GP surgery’s system
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This is because we are having some technical problems. Please try again later, or you could try another way to connect by asking your GP surgery for your registration details for their GP online services.
You will need:
- Linkage Key (could be called Passphrase)
- O.D.S. Code (could be called Organisation Code or Practice I.D.)
- Account I.D.
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Reference CID7026: Unable to connect to your GP surgery’s system
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You will need:
- Linkage Key (could be called Passphrase)
- O.D.S. Code (could be called Organisation Code or Practice I.D.)
- Account I.D.
Once you have these details, log into the website or app you were trying to access again. If you see the same message again with reference CID7026, select the option ‘if you keep getting this message’. Then select ‘Enter your registration details’.
Reference CID7027: Unable to connect to your GP surgery’s system
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This could be because we are having some technical problems or your GP surgery’s system is currently unavailable. Please try again later, or you could try another way to connect by asking your GP surgery for your registration details for their GP online services.
You will need:
- Linkage Key (could be called Passphrase)
- O.D.S. Code (could be called Organisation Code or Practice I.D.)
- Account I.D.
Once you have these details, log into the website or app you were trying to access again. If you see the same message again with reference CID7027, select the option ‘if you keep getting this message’. Then select ‘Enter your registration details’.
Reference CID7029: We cannot connect your NHS login to your GP surgery
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Reference CID7100: Unable to connect to your GP surgery’s system
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There could be a problem with your details, or with your GP surgery's system.
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field-label(help, label, required)
This component is only intended for internal use by the formFor module.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
help |
String | Field label string. This string can contain HTML markup. |
label |
String | Optional help tooltip to display on hover. By default this makes use of the Angular Bootstrap tooltip directive and the Font Awesome icon set. |
required |
String | Optional attribute specifies that this field is a required field. If a required label has been provided via FormForConfiguration then field label will display that value for required fields. |
- Source:
Example
// To display a simple label with a help tooltip:
<field-label label="Username"
help="This will be visible to other users">
</field-label>


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◆ __construct()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::__construct |
( |
array |
$episode | ) |
|
Creation of an 'Episode' object from an array containing the episode information Episode constructor.
- Parameters
-
- Exceptions
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◆ getAirDate()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getAirDate |
( |
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◆ getCrew()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getCrew |
( |
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◆ getEpisodeNumber()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getEpisodeNumber |
( |
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◆ getGuestStars()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getGuestStars |
( |
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◆ getId()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getId |
( |
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◆ getName()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getName |
( |
| ) |
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◆ getOverview()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getOverview |
( |
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◆ getProductionCode()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getProductionCode |
( |
| ) |
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◆ getSeasonNumber()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getSeasonNumber |
( |
| ) |
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◆ getStillPath()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getStillPath |
( |
| ) |
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- Returns
- ImageService or null
◆ getVoteAverage()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getVoteAverage |
( |
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◆ getVoteCount()
| ApiTmdb\ApiObject\TvShow\Episode::getVoteCount |
( |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/ApiTmdb/ApiObject/TvShow/Episode.php


Aspell is a spell checker that can be used to check your markdown files.
Use it to ensure that you don't have misspelled words in your documentation.
You can also write in English in French files, but you can't write in French in English files. Only one language per file in addition to English is authorized.
First, add a .travis.yml
file to your project and write the following content.
```yaml
language: ruby
branches:
only:
- master
cache: bundler
addons:
apt:
packages:
- aspell
- aspell-en
- aspell-fr
script:
- bundle exec rake
```
Then, add the Rakefile
.
```ruby
task :default => [:spell_check]
task :spell_check do
sh '.aspell/spell-check.sh'
end
```
You also need a Gemfile
to fetch the needed ruby gems.
```ruby
source "https://rubygems.org"
group :test do
gem 'rake'
end
```
Add the .aspell/spell-check.sh
script (you can get it here).
Finally, add the custom dictionaries in .aspell/aspell.{lang}.pws
. You need at least one dictionary for English and one for all other language you specified in your .travis.yml
file.
Dictionaries are structured like that :
personal_ws-1.1 en 999 utf-8
PHP
Javascript
Git
Where :
.
├── .aspell
│ ├── aspell.en.pws
│ ├── aspell.fr.pws
│ └── spell-check.sh
├── Gemfile
├── Gemfile.lock
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── node_modules
├── Rakefile
├── README.fr.md
├── README.md
└── .travis.yml
What if I tell you that you can even provide an always up to date PDF version of your documentation? Sounds great right?
You can once again use Travis-CI to build and deploy your documentation right into your release files.
Travis-CI can only attach files to a release, not every commit will trigger the PDF generation.
Add the following lines to your .travis
file.
yaml
sudo: required
before_install:
- sudo sh .phantom/install_phantomjs.sh
script:
- sudo sh .phantom/rasterize.sh README.md .phantom/build/README.pdf
deploy:
skip_cleanup: true
provider: releases
api_key:
secure: xxx
file: .phantom/build/README.pdf
on:
tags: true
This tells Travis-CI to execute your .phantom/install_phantomjs.sh
script that installs PhantomJS before doing anything else.
Then on the script
phase, execute the rasterize.sh
script to generate the PDF version of your README.md
file and store it somewhere (it doesn't really matter where).
Once your build ends, the Travis-CI deploys your application to Github and adds the file
to the downloadable files attached to your release.
.
├── Gemfile
├── Gemfile.lock
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── node_modules
├── .phantom
│ ├── build
│ │ └── .gitkeep
│ ├── github.css
│ ├── install_phantomjs.sh
│ ├── rasterize.css
│ ├── rasterize.js
│ └── rasterize.sh
├── Rakefile
├── README.fr.md
├── README.md
└── .travis.yml