Not everyone dies when their head is separated from their neck. Some of them live on, and promptly try to get their heads back on their shoulders (it may take a few tries, however).
Usually, their bodies retain their motor abilities to do so, by some supernatural or humorous means. Having the head argue with the body and trying to give it directions is optional. In these cases, the Fridge Logic that the body has no ears to hear this is rarely addressed, although in instances when the body doesn't seem to be paying attention to the head's instructions it is possible that the fact that the body doesn't have ears simply didn't occur to the decapitated character, and the body cannot hear him.
Compare Pulling Themselves Together; whereas this is a more comedic trope where only the head is detached and the body searches for it, Pulling Themselves Together refers more to a significant part of their bodies reassembling themselves.
Examples:
- Played with in Fullmetal Alchemist. Though Al does lose his head every now and then, his soul is bound to the chestpiece of the armor. As a result, he can control his body and even see without his helmet.
- Celty the Dullahan from Durarara!! traveled all the way from England to Japan in search of her head.
- One Piece:
- In the Punk Hazard arc, the samurai Kin'emon's head is separated from the rest of his body — not only that, but his head is cut into pieces, too (which leads into a brief hilarity when the Straw Hats try to put it together like a puzzle). It's revealed later that it's Trafalgar Law's doing.
- Law himself, with his Devil Fruit power, can disassemble other people's body parts non-fatally. The first time we see him using his power, he detaches a Marine officer's head and replaces it with a cannonball that is about to hit him — not long after, said head screams in agony as his body gets burned, without any concern to his, well, neck.
- In Daily Life with Monster Girl, Lala the Dullahan is introduced by having the protagonist help her track down her detachable head.
- On one occasion in Master of Kung-Fu, the evil robot Brynocki finds himself chasing after his head after it is knocked loose.
- Princess Mononoke plays this for horror with the Forest Spirit, whose body turns into an enormous Eldritch Abomination draining life from nearly everything in sight, seeking reunion with its severed head, which can still move.
- Daffy Duck has his head detached while Mother is demonstrating the laser beam function of DJ's spy phone in Looney Tunes: Back in Action. Daffy's body starts feeling around the lab floor for its missing head.
- In Robots, Fender's head falls off because he's lost the bolt that keeps it in place. He tries to pick it up but keeps accidentally kicking it away.
- In the Sugar Rush Speedway game in Wreck-It Ralph, some of Taffyta's fans are anthropomorphic lollipops, and when Ralph accidentally trashes the stands, part of the damage he does is to knock off the head of one such fan, which goes rolling along the ground whilst the body frantically chases it.
- Frozen: As demonstrated by Anna and Kristoff's impromptu game of Hot Potato upon first meeting him, the lower part of Olaf's body is often seen wandering aimlessly when his head's not attached.
- In Hocus Pocus, Billy's head gets lost and he spends a few seconds to find it again.
- In Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, one of Davy Jones' henchmen loses his head. The body then stumbles about trying to find the head while the head tries in vain to give it directions. Eventually he gets tired of waiting and turns into a hermit crab to move on his own.
- In The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, the King of The Moon's head prefers to stay off its body, which fills it with animalistic urges. There is a scene with the body chasing after the flying head.
- In Attack of the Clones, C3PO loses his head (which is attached to a battle droid body) and gets himself a battle droid head instead. Both parts of C3PO then travel to the Geonosis Arena with the battle droids, where R2 and a Jedi help reassemble C3PO.
- Use to incredibly creepy effect in Return to Oz with Mombi, a sorceress with mix-and-match heads, one of which catches Dorothy stealing from her. The head starts screaming, as does every other head Mombi keeps on display, as her headless body pursues Dorothy.
- In the The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy movie has Humma Kavula take one of Zaphod's heads as an insentive for Zaphod to bring him the point of view gun.
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has the Headless Haunt, a performance troupe/social club of headless ghosts who deliberately invoke this trope for comedy purposes, performing tricks such as head-juggling with their severed heads. Nearly-Headless Nick is very resentful that they won't let him in due to his partially-attached head.
- In Skuldeggery Pleasant: Kingdom of the Wicked, Darquesse gets her head ripped off by Mevolent.
- In The Legend of Huma, Huma attempts to stop the immortal warlord Crynus by decapitating him with his own battle axe. Unfortunately this barely slows Crynus down, forcing Huma and his companion Kaz into a scramble to keep the severed head away from the still-mobile body. They attempt to use the head as bait to lure the body in front of the sacred Dragonlance that they believe can destroy it, but the body is alarmingly intelligent considering its brains are in a different location and dodges their attempt to skewer it. In the end, Crynus is only destroyed by the dragonfire of the Silver Dragon, just as he's about to put his head back on.
- In The Truth, vampire iconographer Otto Chriek is briefly separated from his head and has to ask for help in reuniting it with his body. Apparently it "stings a bit".
- A story arc of Dark Shadows was about the severed head of warlock Judah Zachery seeking to be reunited with its body.
- Doctor Who: In "The Pandorica Opens", Amy Pond finds a Cyberman head that still manages to be a threat thanks to Combat Tentacles. After she gets some distance...
- In the TV miniseries Kingdom Hospital, a decapitated ghost whose body had its head severed in a morgue prank wanders around the netherworldly "Old Kingdom", fumbling blindly for its missing part. While Basement Jaxx's "Where's Your Head At?" plays on the soundtrack.
- Kolchak: The Night Stalker episode "Chopper". The skull and body of a dead man are separated. The man's ghost animates his dead body as a Headless Horseman and goes on a search for his head, killing the people who murdered him along the way.
- Red Dwarf: In "Cured", Kryten wakes up to discover that his head has been removed from his body and stuck on top of a mop handle. His head starts yelling instructions to his body which is blundering along the corridor searching for it.
- In Scrubs, some of J.D.'s Imagine Spots feature him as the "Floating Head Doctor", in which his head is floating around, separated from his body. This usually ends with J.D.'s body catastrophically screwing up the tasks that his head tells him to do.
- Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. A construction worker finds the severed head of a Terminator and takes it home as it goes with his goth décor. Unfortunately the rest of the body comes looking for it.
- The Young Ones:
- Two headless ghosts wander through the lads' apartment having an argument. Both drop their heads, and their bodies grope around for anything spherical (a goldfish bowl, a grapefruit) that they can tuck under their arms. Later, the two reappear arguing about which head the body with the nicer bottom belongs to.
- Vyvyan gets his head knocked off by looking out of a train window. His body is directed by his head to pick it up, but the body keeps kicking it along instead.
- Jack, in the legend of the Jack o'Lantern. Originally it was a turnip, but he lost his head after making a deal with the devil and then double-crossing him. Neither place wants him and he uses the turnip/pumpkin as a temporary head while looking for his real one.
- Procopius of Cesarea attributed this as a demonic power to the Emperor Justinian. Granted, his Secret History was ramblings of a disgruntled employee trying to smear his superiors as much as ungodly possible, so...
- Johnny Came Home Headless by The Arrogant Worms involves the narrator's room-mate getting decapitated during a bender and failing to notice. The second verse involves him and Johnny's body trying to find it back and failing, due to Johnny being "absent-minded." The third verse inverts the trope, Johnny's head comes looking for his (now rotten) body.
- In a non-comedy example from the Ravenloft setting, Jacqueline Montarri was cursed by the Vistani to live on without her head. She murders victims to appropriate their heads, then wears them to pass for human as she scours the Land of Mists for her missing original.
- In World of Warcraft, while fighting the Headless Horseman, he loses his head, both in the Hallowe'en world event and in the actual dungeon fight.
- Played for laughs in a Random Encounter in LEGO Island.  The head starts giving directions to the body, which is ineffectually trying to pick up the head and put it back on.
Civilian: Hey, I'm over here! To your left! Er, my left. Er, our left. (body goes left) Right. (body goes right) No, not "go right," "correct!" (body accidentally kicks head) It's not a soccer game! Use your brain! Oh, I guess that's over here. (body kicks head again) Ow! Just bend down slow and— (body kicks head high into the air, and it lands on the neck) He shoots, he scores, OW!
- In Alone in the Dark 3, at one point the player encounters a beheaded invincible zombie. To defeat him, the player must take his head, which is lying on a nearby table, and throw it to a pit so that the zombie jumps into the pit looking for his head.
- Castlevania: Symphony of the Night has an enemy called Yorick, which is a skeleton chasing his own head... and continually stumbling into it and kicking it like a soccer ball.
- In Disney Villains' Revenge, Alice gets her head chopped off and the player has to go into a hedge maze to retrieve it.
 Since the body can't see where he's going, he's been reduced to wandering the halls and bumping into things, while the head tries to get someone to bring him back. He'll also refuse to explain how this condition came about.
- One of the Snowlems in Frosty Nights leaves his head on a windowsill. The head then rolls onto the floor when his body enters, before it puts its head back on and goes after the child.
- The Onkies from the Grow games may sometime lose their head which rolls a bit away when falling so their body have to get it back.
- Rusty and Co.: Ezra the vampiress is decapitated three times by Madeline, each time putting back her head on her shoulders (though after a Staircase Tumble for the third). Then again by Cube, who counters her regeneration by putting it backwards.
- In Bite Me!, Ginerva winds up falling victim to the guillotine after a group of the, ah, disaffected proletariat find her aristocratic mien to be singularly insufferable. Being a vampiress, this is a comparatively brief disadvantage. (She wears a ribbon to keep her head tied on for the rest of her existence, though.)
- Grim from The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy is a constant victim of this.
- On the Looney Tunes short Mouse Menace, a robot cat loses its head. It feels around for it but picks up a toaster and puts it on for a while before eventually stumbling into its own head.
- During an episode of Teen Titans, Starfire's head and body are separated when Larry messes with reality. She then has to chase it down.
- Parodied in Batman: The Animated Series when the wooden dummy Scarface's head is severed, and the Ventriloquist chases after it.
- What A Cartoon! Show has two instances of this.
- In Sledgehammer O'Possum: Out and About, where the antagonistic dog character gets decapitated by a tree branch. This leads to the titular O'Possum faking the body out by making it run off a cliff after its head.
- Wind-Up Wolf also does this, with the titular character getting his head knocked off by a boxing glove. This leads to the body trying to put a large rock in place of it, leading the body to drop the rock on the head, flattening it.
- Kaeloo: Happens quite frequently to Quack Quack.
- The Crumpets: Ditzy jumps and tries to catch back her balloon head after it's blown by one of her sisters in one episode. Otherwise, she sometimes likes having her head separate, like having to hold its string like a balloon.
- In Aladdin: The Series episode "Dune Quixote", Genie's head gets seperated from his body while his friends were in the middle of a life threatening situation.
Genie's head: (whistles) Over here! This way! (whistles) Wait, what am I whistling for? I'm the part with ears.


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Money Game. How should Red play 44?
pips Red=136 White=153
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The question is whether to hit the white checker on the 9-pt?
It gains in the race but on the downside it gives White the chance to create a back game rather than just a holding game. In this case the downside outweighs the upside and it is better to leave the checker on the 9-pt alone.
After that it should be clear that correct move is 14/10(2), 11/7(2), creating good points and also good landing points for the checkers on the mid-point.
It gains in the race but on the downside it gives White the chance to create a back game rather than just a holding game. In this case the downside outweighs the upside and it is better to leave the checker on the 9-pt alone.
After that it should be clear that correct move is 14/10(2), 11/7(2), creating good points and also good landing points for the checkers on the mid-point.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9*(2) 11/7(2) Eq.: +0.776 0.696 0.146 0.004 - 0.304 0.055 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 14/10(2) 11/7(2) Eq.: +0.768 (-0.008) 0.714 0.098 0.002 - 0.286 0.047 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9*(2) 6/2(2) Eq.: +0.712 (-0.064) 0.676 0.147 0.004 - 0.324 0.060 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 14/10(2) 13/9*(2) Eq.: +0.712 (-0.064) 0.682 0.129 0.003 - 0.318 0.054 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 11/7(2) 6/2(2) Eq.: +0.658 (-0.118) 0.683 0.108 0.002 - 0.317 0.058 0.001


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Bangladeshis bag all 10 gold medals in archery events of SA games
by bdnews24.comArchers Suma Biswas, Sohel Rana, Eti Khatun and Roman Sana won gold medals at separate events in archery at the South Asian Games in Nepal on Monday.
Suma beat her Sri Lankan competitor by 142-134 and Sohel defeated his Bhutanese competitor by 137-136 in their compound singles events.
Eti Khatun bested her Bhutanese rival by 7-3 while Roman Sana triumphed over his Bhutanese opponent by 7-1 in their recurve singles events.
Bangladesh’s total gold tally in the competition now stands at 18.
Earlier, Bangladesh’s most successful SA Games campaign abroad was of seven gold medals in India’s Madras (Chennai) in 1995.
At home, Bangladeshi athletes clinched 11 gold medals in 1993.
Roman Sana, Md Tamimul Islam, and Md Hakim Ahmed Rubel were part of the team that won gold medals by beating Sri Lanka by 5-3 sets in the men's team recurve event.
Eti Khatun, Mehnaz Aktar Monira and Beauty Rai won gold by 6-0 in the women's team recurve event.
Eti Khatun, and Sana beat Bhutan 6-2 in the mixed recurve event to clinch gold medals.
Asim Kumar Das, Sohel Rana and Mohammad Ashikuzzaman beat Bhutan by 225-214 in the men’s compound team event.
Sushmita Banik, Shyamoli Roy and Suma Biswas defeated Sri Lanka by 226-215 in the women’s compound team event.
Jewel Rana and Roksana Akter beat hosts Nepal by 148-140 in the compound mixed doubles event.


When Cicada is run from the command line with argument, as in
user-prompt%./cicada myfile
it runs the user’s script myfile.cicada. On the other hand, when Cicada is run without a script file:
user-prompt% ./cicada
then Cicada runs its own script start.cicada which brings up the interactive command prompt. The first thing start.cicada does is to run a second script file user.cicada which predefines a number of variables and functions for the user. Here we list a few relevant contents of the prepackaged start.cicada file, along with the definitions in user.cicada.
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[confMat,occurances] = prtScoreConfusionMatrix(guess,truth)
prtScoreConfusionMatrix Plot or return the confusion matrix
CONFMAT = prtScoreConfusionMatrix(GUESS, TRUTH) returns the confusion matrix that
results from comparing GUESS as compared to the truth in TRUTH.
GUESS and TRUTH should both be Nx1 vectors. The elements of both TRUTH
and GUESS should be binary or interger class labels.
prtScoreConfustionMatrix(GUESS,TRUTH) called without any output
arguments plots the confusion matrix.
Example:
TestDataSet = prtDataGenMary; % Create some test and
TrainingDataSet = prtDataGenMary; % training data
classifier = prtClassMap; % Create a classifier
classifier.internalDecider = prtDecisionMap;
classifier = classifier.train(TrainingDataSet); % Train
classified = run(classifier, TestDataSet);
% Display the confusion matrix
prtScoreConfusionMatrix(classified, TestDataSet)


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- clipYear – set true to clip to year in calendar outline
- scaleBreaks – gives this an array of breaks for the threshold scale (e.g. [20, 40, 60, 80, 100])
- scaleType – set colours used in the scale with 'sequentialBlue' or 'sequentialRed'
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#BayelsaDecides: Four journalists in boat mishap
by The Eagle OnlineA boat conveying journalists across flooded parts of Sampou community on Nun River in Kolokuma Opokuma Local Government Area of Bayelsa capsized and threw the four occupants into the water.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that the boat was carrying four journalists covering the governorship elections, including its correspondent.
The journalists were returning from the polling station when the incident happened and left the victims submerged but the timely intervention of sympathisers rescued the journalists whose mobile phones, cameras and recorders were drenched.
A stretch of about 200 metres along the road, leading to polling unit 4, Ward 6, where the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Senator Douye Diri, voted was flooded, compelling the journalists to resort to local canoes to cross.
The flood had delayed the setup of polling stations across the flooded community to about 10.16 a.m, two hours behind schedule.
The flood submerged many parts of Amasoma, Yenagoa and parts of Sagbama, a development that displaced polling stations.
Diri who voted at about 10.35 a.m. observed that the elections were peaceful in his area but regretted that he got reports of electoral fraud, violence in Nembe, Opolo and Enewari and other parts of the state.
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Index Options algorithms require some data from the US Index Options dataset. The US Index Options dataset is available in several resolutions. The resolution you need depends on the US Index Option subscriptions you create in your algorithm and the resolution of data you get in history requests. The following table describes the file format and costs of each resolution:
| Resolution | File Format | Cost per file |
|---|---|---|
| Minute | One file per ticker per trading day per data format. Trade, quote, and open interest data are separate files. | 15 QCC = $0.15 USD |
| Hour | One file per ticker per data format. Trade, quote, and open interest data are separate files. | 900 QCC = $9 USD |
| Daily | One file per ticker per data format. Trade, quote, and open interest data are separate files. | 300 QCC = $3 USD |
For example, the following algorithm subscribes to minute resolution data for a universe of VIX Index Option contracts:
namespace QuantConnect.Algorithm.CSharp { public class USIndexOptionsDataAlgorithm : QCAlgorithm { public override void Initialize() { SetStartDate(2020, 1, 1); SetEndDate(2021, 1, 1); AddIndexOption("VIX"); } } }
class USIndexOptionsDataAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self): self.SetStartDate(2020, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2021, 1, 1) self.AddIndexOption("VIX")
The following table shows the data cost of the preceding algorithm:
| Dataset | Package | Initial Cost | Ongoing Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Index Options | Minute Download | 1 ticker over 252 trading days with 3 data formats
=> 1 * 252 * 3 files = 756 files 756 files @ 15 QCC/file => 756 * 15 QCC = 11,340 QCC = $113.40 USD |
1 ticker with 3 data formats
=> 3 files/day 3 files/day @ 15 QCC/file => 45 QCC/day = $0.45 USD/day |
The preceding table assumes you download trade, quote, and open interest data. However, you can run backtests with only trade data.


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