About Me
Hi there 👋 I’m Linus. I’ve been coding since around 2012, and for most of that time, I’ve been building software for the web, focusing on what we call “frontend” – that’s the bits you see when you interact with anything on the web. The webpages, the buttons, the forms, the animations, the whole deal.
I’ve wanted to start my own web design and development course for years now. I love teaching, I love making things for the web, and this is a combination I just had to hit at some point.
If you ever want to get in touch, whether about Zero to Code or anything else, you can start a conversation at…
- @thesephist on Twitter
- /thesephist on LinkedIn
- linus.zone/now, my website, for everything else.
Please reach out if you have any questions, ideas, or feedback! I’d love to hear from you and see what you’re making.
A problem: great courses are hard to come by
Coding for the web was how I began my career as a programmer, and it’s still my primary field of expertise in software, as a UI and frontend infrastructure engineer. So over the years lots of friends and family have asked me, “I want to get into learning how to code to build websites. Where should I go?” And I’ve always come up dry.
See, the problem isn’t that there aren’t any great courses online. From Codecademy to FreeCodeCamp to Egghead.io and a million tutorial sites and YouTube videos in between, there’s a seemingly endless supply of online, usually free, courses on web development. No, my issue is that almost all of the high-quality, well-designed, up-to-date courses on web development are inexplicably targeted towards developers who already know their way around a terminal or a Python shell. Most of these tutorials out there today also focus disproportionately on the “programming” side of building on the web. Compelling experiences on the web are built as a well-balanced marriage of good engineering and great design, and most tutorials only mention design in passing.
Almost all of the high-quality, well-designed, up-to-date courses on web development are inexplicably targeted towards developers who already know their way around a terminal.
I didn’t like that I never had great answers when people asked for a way to learn to code. I wanted to build a high-quality, design-oriented course on web development that was guaranteed to be open and freely accessible by anyone.
Codeframe sparked an idea
In late March 2019, I started a side project called Codeframe, a fast, lightweight, easy-to-use code editor for writing frontend web code using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It looked like this.
Originally, this was just like any other side project of mine – something I spend one, maybe two days to get working, and leave to sit on my computer and collect dust while I go entertain other ideas that would come after. But Codeframe ended up being different. Once I got the basic features working, I found myself being more and more interested in adding features, making it better and more useful to people learning to program for the first time. And when I shared it online, people reached out wanting to try it without being asked. I started sharing it with students new to programming or building websites, and found that Codeframe could be a unique tool in helping people learn to program more easily and painlessly.
So once the main features were complete in Codeframe, I started working on a web design and development course that would be built around the unique features of Codeframe as a programming and creative tool – ease of use, fast feedback, and shareability. This was Zero to Code.
A course built around creating and sharing, from day one
Some of the most impressive and talented developers I know started by programming on the web using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The web is so qualitatively unique as a place to learn to code, because it’s visual from the beginning, interactive by design, and anything you make on the web can be shared instantly with anyone else, regardless of whether they’re a programmer.
I think this makes the web a unique place to start learning to code, and when I started designing ZTC, I consciously laid out the materials around milestones, digestible units of small projects which would review concepts, be instantly sharable, and leave room for creative exploration and experimentation.
To me, the most important button in the Codeframe editor is this one.
Codeframe is built from the ground up around instant feedback – you see the output of your code, live, as you type. But once you have something interesting, or creative, or useful, you should be able to share it with anyone else. I think this is the most important step in learning to code, getting other people’s feedback and iterating on ideas to make something useful or interesting. So Zero to Code’s projects are all designed to be more than just reviews – they’re useful mini-projects that you can customize and share with other people. I really think that’s key, and I hope this instant shareability built into the course inspires more people to keep coding.
Building a high-quality, open resource
Ultimately, I want Zero to Code to be less of a course and more of a guide. Because the Internet is built by web designers and developers, it’s fortunately not an impossible feat to become a self-taught web developer, but it takes a lot of trials and tribulations, trying to sort out which sources are better than others, which Stack Overflow answers are more up-to-date, and where you should go for help. And all this extra work makes the actual task of learning to code and make stuff on the web tiring at times.
I hope the materials and notes on Zero to Code, alongside Codeframe’s features, makes it a bit more painless and a bit more empowering for everyone to learn to build things with code. And to that goal of making the course as accessible and open as possible, everything on this website will be, as long as I can manage, available freely for everyone online.
If you have any questions, concerns, feedback, ideas, feature requests, stories, or comments, please don’t hesitate to get in touch! I’d love to hear what you think. I’m online at @thesephist on GitHub and Twitter, and you can find more info about me at linus.zone/now.


Rails 5 App w/JQuery
This playable game app demonstrates what can be done with a powerful database backend like Rails with livening up via JQuery. While all the game's logic is inside Rail's MVC components, event bindings triggered on mouseclicks guide the user through an interactive experience, the selection of choice is moved and score seemlessly updates.
To accomplish the components of the game logic, three models were chosen user, ship, and passenger models & controllers are created. Next, the Active Record associations between the models - specifically CruiseShip has many Tourists, while Tourist belongs to CruiseShip.
Ship Model
The choice model (responsibe for the throw of rock, paper, or scissors) belongs to a game and a winner. The private method 'set_winner_id_and_result', positioned in the model, abides by fat model skinny controller best practices. Looking into how the algorithm works, it captures all possible combinations for a player_one win, loss, and draw.
Choice Model
Here Player 1 chose Rock while Player 2 chooses Paper
App Walkthrough


STAC presents the first ever edition of its AstroFest, Zenith! Zenith is a week-long fest, from 14 to 20 September with exciting events, talks and prizes to keep you engaged throughout the week. The competitions to be held in Zenith are given below:
A Paper Presentation event for participants to take any pre-established idea or concept and present it to the audience.
A week-long Hackathon with no theme designed to encourage participants to pursue whatever ideas are most exciting!
A written quiz focussing on Astronomy while also delving into topics like Astrophysics and Cosmology.
| Day 1 | Talk: Special Relativity and Geometry in Physics | Bhavya Bhatt |
| Day 2 | Talk: Fermi Paradox | Prof. Arnav Bhavsar |
| Day 3 | Aurora | Ananya Shukla, Manpreet Singh |
| Day 4 | Talk: Gamma Ray Bursts! Or.. Whatever | Shreyas Bapat |
| Day 5 | Pandora's Box | Akshita Jain, Anuradha Meena |
| Day 6 | All Day Hacking! | Akshat Malviya, Tanmay Rustagi |
| Day 7 | Distribution of prizes and certificates to the winners |


Ford Focus ST estate 2.3L EcoBoost manual review – Load-lugger has real horsepower
The Ford Focus ST estate 2.3L EcoBoost is a beast of a machine and was rightly named Hot Hatch winner at the 2019 Scottish Car of the Year Awards. You can check out the spec, performance and price in this road test review.
by Maggie Barry, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/maggie-barry/THE Ford Focus ST estate is the scariest car I have ever driven and, having said that, I know many people will now immediately decide they want one.
It is kind of a super hot coupe/hatch that roars at you as soon as you switch on the engine, at which point I suggest you roar back just to let it know who is boss. The blue oval badge machine comes with, Overboost, you see, to let you know it is beefed up and, boy, can you feel it.
I edged down my driveway in it as it twitched and growled. My daughters used to have horses and it reminded me of the times they got on the really highly strung ones. These nervy beasts were invariably the ones that won everything so I guess, as in animals, it goes with the performance.
To prove the point, the Focus ST has won the Hot Hatch category at the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers’ 2019 Scottish Car of the Year (SCOTY) Awards.
This car is mad, bad and dangerous to know. Practically speaking, it will give you the drive of your life. The version I was driving came in Performance Blue, which reminded me very much of the Nitrous Blue colour of the RS – my favourite car – and I can see a theme emerging here.
While other manufacturers livery their high performance cars in reds and blacks, Ford have decided to drape theirs in lovely blue colours to fool you into thinking you are entering a pretty relaxing model – until you start driving this wolf in sheep’s clothing.
It comes with a 2.3-litre engine – one of the EcoBoost variants that Ford seem to be able to do anything with from the smallest city car to the Mustang. This provides a top speed of 155mp and delivers 280PS. No wonder it was behaving like a bucking bronco as I tore along the country lanes around my house.
It comes with unique ST bodystyling, a large rear spoiler and 19in alloys. And, here’s the giveaway – it has red brake calipers. Inside it has alloy finish pedals, Recaro partial leather seats and rear privacy glass.
Almost oddly, due to the nature of this beast, it comes with lots of Ford’s everyday common sense features such as the Quickclear heated windscreen for taking the kids to school in winter, as you do in this car, the heated steering wheel, and an openable panoramic roof (£995), which is great for keeping babies quiet while you drive as they like to look at the sky.
It comes with Ford’s SYNC3 infotainment system with sat nav and an eight-inch touchscreen.
This offers connectivity with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and there are other sensible features such as front and rear parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, lane centring assist and a tyre pressure monitoring system.
Interestingly, though, this car had a Performance Pack on board, too, (just £250) that adds an extra mode Track with a shift indicator, launch control, rev matching and multi-colour ambient lighting. That’s more like it, I thought.
I think I started out by saying this was a super hot car. After driving it, I’ve changed my mind – it’s not super hot, it’s scorching.
Factfile:
- Model: Ford Focus ST estate 2.3L EcoBoost manual
- Engine: 2.3-litre petrol
- Power: 280PS
- Top speed: 155mph
- 0-62mph: 5.8 seconds
- Average mpg: 34.4
- CO2 emissions: 179g/km
- Warranty: Three years/60,000 miles
- Price: £33,095


The work I produce ranges from new product ideas, to user flows, wireframes, high fidelity mockups and production ready code. My strengths lie in understanding users desires and creating workflows that allow them to efficiently achieve their goals. I perform both research and testing in order to ensure a full understanding of the problem, and the success of the chosen solution.
As part of a design update for our older product offering, I was tasked with creating a cohesive feel across our suite of products that wouldn't requiring a long development process. In translating the old "flat" design to our updated "semi-flat" design, I noticed that adding a background behind our existing UI elements created the desired level of cohesiveness. To that end, I created a background using SVGs that expanded on what we had on the newer product by adding an increased amount of responsiveness. I was able to pass this background, along with additional implementation information directly to the engeneers, leading to an extremely short development process.
Date:
December, 2016
Deliverables:
Codepen consisting of HTML, CSS, Additional Implementation Details
Informal User Testing
We were nearing a large release of our software, and were looking to ensure that the new functionality we added was intutive and bug free. I pushed for a collaborative afternoon of internal user testing, or "dogfooding" in order to foster understanding of the product across the organization while also acheving the goals stated above. I developed a test plan containing the most critical features of the new functionality, and created a simple Google Form to gather any comments or bugs that were found. After facilitating the testing, I documented the findings in a testing summary and delivered my findings to key stakeholders, resulting in a more robust product.
Date:
July, 2015
Deliverables:
Test Plan, Report Form, Testing Summary
User Research
The market indicated a need for a more simplified version of our current software offering. I conducted interviews with subject matter experts to help define who our ideal user for this product was. By listening in on business development calls, I was able to better understand this type of user, and the failures of our current offering. From there I created user personas, verified them with the subject matter experts, and simplified our current software's workflow at key points of confusion. Finally, I produced updated screen designs and used the personas to aid in story writing ensuing increased cohesion between the business and engeneering departments.
Date:
February 2016
Deliverables:
User Personas, Workflow Diagrams, Full Fidelity Designs, User Stories


Pig Dice
welcome
Player 1 Name:
Player 2 Name:
PLAY
NEW GAME
Player 1:
Roll
Hold
Dice Roll:
Round Total:
Total Score:
Player 2:
Roll
Hold
Dice Roll:
Round Total:
Total Score:


--- layout: post title: Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Review permalink: pacquiao-vs-bradley-post-fight-review/ date: 2012-06-10 10:08:14.000000000 +08:00 categories: - boxing tags: - pacquiao boxing bradley review post fight status: publish type: post published: true meta: _yoast_wpseo_linkdex: '0' dsq_thread_id: '3368755742' cleaned: true ---
I dont need to tell the details of the fight.
But it is very evident that everyone was shocked- even bradley itself was shocked on how did he won
Well, to visualize it in a wider range, look at these thoughts:
1. Pacquiao needs to regain the sympathy of the public due to his last fight with marquez
2. Bob Arum needs to protect his money: if manny retired on boxing, there should be someone which should takes pac's position as his money magnet - in this case, it is bradley
3. Avoidance of Mayweather bout. Aside from mayweather, there is no other big fight manny could do. No more big fights means, no more money, bob didnt want that
4. If pacquiao won, again, there will be no other opponent,so in able to gain a rematch, pac should lose. so that there is a rematch, rematch means more money
5. pac indeed is on its downward slope of career, but based on the performance he gave with bradley, seems that is not the case, he clearly pulverized the guy
6. the true loser to this fight was marquez - he was working in his entire career to beat pacquiao, but was denied for it. bradley didnt deserves that victory, marquez does
Again, I hate people who says , "it is scripted", "it was robbery" etc
well, since when you guys lived?
boxing is more of gambling than sports, whatever will generate money, thats what will prevail - everything in vegas, even the whole U.S., that how things works


Style Guide¶
Make your text as literal and specific as possible. Put yourself in the place of the person who is using your project and looking for instructions on performing a task. Don’t make them guess, but spell out every step in order, and tell exactly what buttons to click or what form fields to fill out. Give complete information; for example, when using a time variable be sure to say if it is in seconds, miliseconds or some other unit value.
Page Filenames¶
Use lowercase filenames with underscores, for example my_config.rst.
Page Titles and Headings¶
There are many ways to markup headings and subheadings. This is my preferred way. Use title case. Three levels is enough; if you find that you need more, then you should re-think the organization of your text:
==============
Page Title, h1
==============
Subhead, h2
-----------
Subhead, h3
^^^^^^^^^^^
This is how they render:
Page Title, h1¶
Labels and Code¶
Use double-backticks for inline code and command examples:
``sudo -u www-data php occ files:scan --help``
``maintenance:install``
This is how they render:
sudo -u www-data php occ files:scan --help
maintenance:install
When you are giving hyperlinks as examples, use double-backticks rather than creating a live hyperlink:
``https://example.com``
Images¶
Use lowercase with hyphens for image names, for example image-name.png.
- Create a subfolder under /images using the same name as the markdown file in which the images will be used.
For example, the following folder name for code.md
/images/code/
- Add images to the subfolder created in step 1. Name the images with a prefix identifying the markdown file they are associated with, separated hyphens with a brief description of the image.
For example: code-deep-learning-view.png for a a screenshot of the code’s modules.
Note
The underscore character causes GitHub to incorrectly process the image filenames in Markdown, which leads to problems in building files in the ReadtheDocs.
- Add reusuable images such as icons to the /images/general folder.
All images must have alt tags, which are brief and descriptive, and figure numbers. Sphinx RST markup does not have a tag for figure numbers, so you must use the caption element. You may use simple numbering like “Figure 1, Figure 2”, or add a caption. Captions must follow a blank line and be italicized, like this example:
.. figure:: images/code/code-deep-learning-view.png
:align: center
:alt: Optional title.
*Figure 1: Deep Learning Code's modules.*
Example URL¶
Use https://example.com
in your examples where you want to include an URL.
Note
you may not use github wiki page editor preview to determine which markdown #
title level you should use, since github will render major #
header is usually very large.
After creating a document, make sure your new document file name is in index.rst
or satisfying any pattern matching in any toctree
section. Otherwise, readers are not able to navigate to your page (In other words, your documents are useless)


Salads
- Tuna J.O.B (RM16)
- Jicama, Orange, Barley served with green tea infused French dressing
- Salmon Rocket (RM22)
- Rocket Leave, Smoked Salmon, Parmesan served with Honey Ginger Vinaigrette
- Caesar (RM20)
- lettuces, cherry tomato, selected cheese, bacon, poached egg and golden crispy croutons
- with Grilled Chicken (+RM5) or Grilled Tiger Prawn (+RM7) - Crab Meat Salad (RM22)
- Crab Meat, Jicama, Avocado, Seasonal Green with Honey Ginger Vinaigrette
- Oriental Grilled Beef Salad (RM24)
- Mixed Greens, Cucumber, Cherry Tomatoes, Cilantro with Soy Sesame Dressing
- Granny Smith and Walnut (RM16)
- Green Apples, Romaine, Celery, Grapes & Crunchy Honey Walnut with Lemon Mayo Dressing
*All prices are in Ringgit Malaysia & subject to: 6% Govt. Tax & 10% Service Fees
** Green Peppercorn, Honey Mustard, Melange Dip Red Pepper BBQ, Beef Jus
Soups
- Seafood Bisque (RM17)
- Smooth cream of seafood with mango and pineapple puree for extra refreshing flavours
- Wild Mushroom Soup (RM12)
- (Cream of wild mushroom, topped with garlic whipped cream
- Tomato Twist (RM12)
- Our very own Cream of Tomato
- Wrapped Chicken Tenders (RM15)
- Chicken fillet wrapped in beef bacon served with Melange Dip
THE CHOW DOWNS (3-5pax)
- Stampede (RM140)
- Platter of mixed grill of lamb chops, rib eye and chicken thigh, served with Wedges and choice of sauce**
- Sailor’s Pasta Platter (RM120)
- Prawns, Fish Cubes, Smoked Salmon & Mussels all in one platter with pasta in seafood infused oil
- Three Amigos (RM140)
- Steaks, Chicken and Shrimps skewered, with Pineapple Rice served with choice of sauce**
Chef's Recommendation
MAINS & ASIAN TWIST
- Garlic Rosemary Lamb Chops (RM45)
- Rack of lamb, creamy garlic mash, French bean and grilled pineapple with choice of sauce**
- Blanket Beef Ribeye (RM49)
- Ribeye, beef bacon and cooked in Butter. Served with Mélange potatoes, sautéed shiitake & spinach with choice of sauce**
- Chicken Chop (RM26)
- Tropical Spiced Fried Chicken Chop , Creamy Garlic Mash, Fresh Green Salad with Choice of sauce**
- Fish & Chips (RM24)
- Lemon-Dill Marinated Fillet, Thick Cut Fries with our Le-Cumang Mayo Dip
- Kapitan Baked Salmon (RM29)
- Salmon baked with Kapitan spices, served with kapitan coconut cream, cabbage kerabu and Pineapple Rice
- Masala Fried Spaghetti (RM24)
- Spaghetti fried with masala spices, ground chicken and fresh tomatoes
- Green Curry Shrimps (RM28)
- Creamy Green Curry with Fresh Prawns served with Pineapple Rice
- Nasi Platter (RM28)
- Skewered Chicken, Sambal Ikan Bilis, Sunny Side Up, & Kapitan Fish Fillet or Ayam Goreng Berempah


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Registers a class-generator (by class-name). It should implement org.ephman.abra.tools.ClassGenerator. This class will also provide the type map for any other generators
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| name | the name of the class-generator to load | Yes |
<class-generator name="org.ephman.optoinal.generators.EiffelGenerator" >
registers this generator and now its method 'generate' will be called for each class in the system
Copyright © 2000,2001,2002 Paul Bethe and Richie Bielak. All rights Reserved.


Selector: mdc-tab-bar
| Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| stacked: boolean | Indicates that the tab icon and label should flow vertically instead of horizontally. |
| fixed: boolean | Indicates that the tab should shrink in size to be as narrow as possible without causing text to wrap. |
| fade: boolean | Sets up the tab indicator to fade in on activation and fade out on deactivation. Default is false. |
| activeTabIndex: number | Set the active tab by index. (Default is 0). Set to -1 for no initially selected tab. |
| iconIndicator: string | A material icon to display in the center of the tab. |
| useAutomaticActivation: boolean | If true, permits using movement keys to switch tabs. |
| focusOnActivate: boolean | Sets whether the tab should focus itself when activated. Defaults to true. |
| align: string | Sets the elements inside the scroll content element to be aligned to the start, center or end of the scroll content element.
Valid values: 'start' | 'center' | 'end' * Only for Fixed Tabs. |
| Methods | Description |
|---|---|
| activateTab(index: number) | Activates the Tab at the given index. |
| scrollIntoView(index: number) | Scrolls the Tab at the given index into view. |
| getActiveTabIndex(): number | Returns the index of the active Tab. |
| getActiveTab(): MdcTab | undefined | Returns the MdcTab that is active. |
| getTabIndex(tab: MdcTab): number | Returns the MdcTab index for given tab. |
| disableTab(index: number, disabled: boolean) | Control whether or not the tab is in a disable state. |
| Events | Description |
|---|---|
| activated: (source: MdcTabBar, index: number, tab: MdcTab) | Emitted when a tab is activated. |
Selector: mdc-tab-scroller
| Methods | Description |
|---|---|
| scrollTo(scrollX: number) | Scrolls to the scrollX value. |
| incrementScroll(scrollXIncrement: number) | Increments the current scroll value by the scrollX value. |
| getScrollPosition(): number | Returns the current visual scroll position. |
Selector: mdc-tab
| Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| label: string | Optional. Adds a label in the tab. |
| icon: string | Optional. Indicates a leading icon in the tab. |
| disabled: boolean | Optional. Control the disabled state of the tab. |
| Methods | Description |
|---|---|
| getTabBarParent(): MdcTabBarParentComponent | Interface for communicating with ancestor MdcTabBar. |
| focus(): void | Sets focus to the tab. |
Selector: mdc-tab-label
| Optional. Allows customizing a label in the tab. |
Selector: mdc-tab-icon mdcTabIcon
| Optional. Allows customizing a leading icon in the tab. |
Activated tab: {{ demoTabBar.activeTabIndex }}
Activated tab: {{ demoTabIndex.activeTabIndex }}


| 8 Oct 1941 |
Jesse Louis Burns born. |
| 1956 |
Takes his stepfather's last name, Jackson. |
| 31 Dec 1962 |
Marries Jacqueline Lavinia Brown. |
| 6 Jun 1963 |
Arrested in Greensboro, North Carolina for disturbing the peace and inciting a riot. |
| 30 Jun 1968 |
Ordained as a Baptist minister. |
| 13 Feb 1984 |
The Washington Post reports that Jesse Jackson refers to Jews as "Hymies" and New York City as "Hymietown" in private conversations with journalists. |
| 1984 |
Jesse Jackson negotiates the release of Nacy Lieutenant Robert Goodman from Syria. |
| Sep 1991 |
Convinces Saddam Hussein to release some hostages held in Kuwait. |
| 14 Jul 1992 |
During a speech at the Democratic National Convention, Jesse Jackson compares the Vice President to King Herod: "When Mary said Joseph was not the father, she was abused and questioned. If she had aborted the baby, she would have been called immoral. If she had the baby, she would have been called unfit, without family values. But Mary had family values. It was Herod -- the Quayle of his day -- who put no value on the family." |
| 25 Oct 1992 |
During a speech at Texas Southern University, Jesse Jackson declares: "Bush knew in detail about Irangate and Iraqgate. He says he was not in the loop. Well, he's right. He was not in the loop, he's in the soup -- and we're going to turn up the heat." |
| May 1999 |
Karin Stanford gives birth to Jesse Jackson's illegitimate daughter Ashley. |
| 16 Nov 1999 |
Jesse Jackson is arrested for crossing a police line during a demonstration in front of Dwight D. Eisenhower High School in Decatur, Illinois. |
| 9 Aug 2000 |
In a White House ceremony, President Clinton awards Jesse Jackson and 14 other recipients the Medal of Freedom -- the nation's highest honor bestowed on civilians. |
| 10 Jan 2001 |
Jesse Jackson is arrested for trespassing at the Mabel Bassett Correctional Center in Oklahoma City while protesting against the looming execution of Wanda Jean Allen. |
| 18 Jan 2001 |
"This is no time for evasions, denials or alibis. I fully accept responsibility and I am truly sorry for my actions... My wife, Jackie, and my children have been made aware of the child and it has been an extremely painful, trying and difficult time for them." |
| 1 Sep 2003 |
Jesse Jackson is arrested after blocking street traffic at Yale University while demonstrating in favor of striking university workers. |


The sentinel object provides a convenient way of providing unique objects for your tests.
Attributes are created on demand when you access them by name. Accessing the same attribute will always return the same object. The objects returned have a sensible repr so that test failure messages are readable.
The DEFAULT object is a pre-created sentinel (actually sentinel.DEFAULT). It can be used by side_effect functions to indicate that the normal return value should be used.
Sometimes when testing you need to test that a specific object is passed as an argument to another method, or returned. It can be common to create named sentinel objects to test this. sentinel provides a convenient way of creating and testing the identity of objects like this.
In this example we monkey patch method to return sentinel.some_object:
>>> real = ProductionClass()
>>> real.method = Mock(name="method")
>>> real.method.return_value = sentinel.some_object
>>> result = real.method()
>>> assert result is sentinel.some_object
>>> sentinel.some_object
sentinel.some_object


Here's a chart that was recently shown on Google's blog and I decided it would be a great one to
recreate with RGraph. It uses the canvas
library but it should be equally as simple to use the
SVG
libraries.
It's a stacked Bar chart that uses the labelsAboveSpecific
option so that the
labelsAbove
labels can be specified explicitly.
The Y-axis
labels are specific, enabling the top label to have some text appended to it.
There's a key that's positioned on the left-hand-side and also a title that's positioned in the same place.
Also, the Y-axis
is disabled, the X-axis
is colored gray and its tickmarks are disabled.
The responsive
function changes the size of the chart, changes the size of text
on the chart and changes the key to be in the bottom right corner of the chart. It gives the
key a semi-transparent white background too so that it's easier to read.
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.key.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.bar.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="600" height="350" style="float: right">[No canvas support]</canvas>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
canvas
tag(s):


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Team,
Some of the dates and times are different than what was on the whiteboard.
The Pine Grove Lego contest judging (Thursday) will start at 3:40, not
2:40 as we originally said. However, on Friday we are still presenting
awards at 2:40.
The May Fair, which we had on the board as Saturday, is actually on Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30.
As a reminder, we also have the Pine Grove Picnic at 5:00 on Friday where we will demo the robots.
Please try to attend as many events as you can and wear your blue team shirt.
Please comment on the forums if you can make these new dates/times. Sorry for the confusion.
Thanks,
The Management Team
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Extra Material¶
Proof for Using Q-Function in Policy Gradient Formula¶
In this section, we will show that
for the finite-horizon undiscounted return setting. (An analagous result holds in the infinite-horizon discounted case using basically the same proof.)
The proof of this claim depends on the law of iterated expectations. First, let’s rewrite the expression for the policy gradient, starting from the reward-to-go form (using the notation to help shorten things):
Define as the trajectory up to time , and as the remainder of the trajectory after that. By the law of iterated expectations, we can break up the preceding expression into:
The grad-log-prob is constant with respect to the inner expectation (because it depends on and , which the inner expectation conditions on as fixed in ), so it can be pulled out, leaving:
In Markov Decision Processes, the future only depends on the most recent state and action. As a result, the inner expectation—which expects over the future, conditioned on the entirety of the past (everything up to time )—is equal to the same expectation if it only conditioned on the last timestep (just ):
which is the definition of : the expected return, starting from state and action , when acting on-policy for the rest of the trajectory.
The result follows immediately.


Jackson Limited Lifetime Warranty
Thank you for choosing JACKSON Upholstered Furniture. You have made an investment in lasting quality which will bring you many years of enjoyment and comfort. Please read the terms of the JACKSON limited warranty coverage carefully. Retain your proof of purchase to substantiate your claim in the event warranty service is required. For any service claims, please contact the dealer where product was purchased. Jackson Furniture will supply the part(s) either under warranty or at cost, as long as they are available. After one (1) year, the labor and parts shipping costs will be the responsibility of the consumer.
1. FRAME - Limited Lifetime Warranty The frame, upholstered in the original fabric under normal use and conditions, is warranted to the original purchaser against manufacturing defects for the lifetime of the product.
2. SPRINGS - Limited Lifetime Warranty The spring units of Jackson Upholstered products are warranted against breakage due to defective material or workmanship for the lifetime of the product.
3. RECLINER MECHANISM - Limited Lifetime Warranty Recliner mechanisms are warranted against breakage due to defective material or workmanship for the lifetime of the product.
4. SLEEPER MECHANISM - One (1) Year Warranty Sleeper mechanisms (all metal parts) are warranted against breakage due to defective material or workmanship for a period of (1) one year.
5. COMFORT COIL SEAT CUSHIONS - Five (5) Year Warranty: Jackson upholstered products feature the Comfort Coil Seat Cushion offering superior seating comfort. Cushions are warranted for five (5) years against loss of resiliency. The loss of resiliency should not be confused with a slight softening and flattening of the fiber and foam that will occur as a result of normal use and aging.
6. ALL OTHER PARTS - One (1) Year Warranty All other parts not specifically listed as being warranted are covered under a (1) one year limited warranty against defective material or workmanship. This warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the defective part such as decorative wood trim, table tops, latches, shields, and hinges.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
The warranty does not include:
Any defect in upholstery fabrics. There is no warranty on vinyl, leather or fabric against wearing, fading, pilling, stretching, dye lots, natural markings or splitting.
Any condition resulting from incorrect or inadequate maintenance, cleaning, or care.
Any condition resulting from other than ordinary residential wear or from any use for which the product was not designed.
All Products
In the event that a defect is found, repair or replacement under this warranty is at the manufacturer's option. Cost for labor, packaging and shipping from the factory, if it is necessary, is covered by Jackson Furniture for a period of one year. After one year from date of purchase by the dealer, the original retail purchaser will be responsible for labor, packaging and all shipping costs.
These Limited Warranties provide coverage to the original retail purchaser and do not apply to rented, business, commercial, institutional, or other non-residential uses. These Limited Warranties do not apply to
merchandise that was, at any time, used as a floor sample or display model,
any merchandise purchased 'as is' or second-hand,
any merchandise purchased at a distress sale or a going-out-of business sale, or
any merchandise purchased from a liquidator.
All warranties, whether express or implied, cover only normal household usage. No warranty, express or implied, applies to any condition resulting from misuse, abuse, delivery or transportation damage.
 Some states do not allow the exclusions of limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
All claims for service must be accompanied by proof of purchase (Bill of Sale and the Products Serial Number). Any claim for service under warranty must be made through the retail dealer where the furniture was purchased.
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Catnapper® Limited Lifetime Warranty
Thank you for choosing CATNAPPER Reclining Furniture. You have made an investment in lasting quality which will bring you many years of enjoyment and comfort. Please read the terms of the CATNAPPER limited warranty coverage carefully. Retain your proof of purchase to substantiate your claim in the event warranty service is required. For any service claims, please contact the dealer where product was purchased. Catnapper will supply the part(s) either under warranty or at cost, as long as they are available. After one (1) year, the labor and parts shipping costs will be the responsibility of the consumer.
1. RECLINER MECHANISM - Limited Lifetime Warranty: Recliner mechanisms are warranted against breakage due to defective material or workmanship for the lifetime of the product.
2. SPRINGS - Limited Lifetime Warranty: The spring units of Catnapper products are warranted against breakage due to defective material or workmanship for the lifetime of the product.
3. FRAME - Limited Lifetime Warranty: The frame, upholstered in the original fabric under normal use and conditions, is warranted to the original purchaser against manufacturing defects for the lifetime of the product.
4. COMFORT COIL SEAT CUSHIONS - Five (5) Year Warranty: Catnapper products feature the Comfort Coil Seat Cushion offering superior seating comfort. Cushions are warranted for five (5) years against loss of resiliency. The loss of resiliency should not be confused with a slight softening and flattening of the fiber and foam that will occur as a result of normal use and aging.
5. POWER MOTORS - Three (3) Year Warranty: The motor for a Pow'r Lounger or Pow'r Lift product features a three (3) year warranty against defects. The label with the serial number from the defective motor must be returned to receive credit.
6. ALL OTHER PARTS - One (1) Year Warranty: All other parts not specifically listed as being warranted are covered under a one year limited warranty against defective material or workmanship. This warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the defective part such as table tops, latches, hinges, transformers, handwands, massage/heat and electrical system components.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
The warranty does not include:
Any defect in upholstery fabrics. There is no warranty on vinyl, leather or fabric against wearing, fading, pilling, stretching, dye lots, natural markings or splitting.
Any condition resulting from incorrect or inadequate maintenance, cleaning, or care.
Any condition resulting from other than ordinary residential wear or from any use for which the product was not designed.
All Products
In the event that a defect is found, repair or replacement under this warranty is at the manufacturer's option. Cost for labor, packaging and shipping from the factory, if it is necessary, is covered by Catnapper for a period of one year. After one year from date of purchase, the original retail purchaser will be responsible for labor, packaging and all shipping costs.
These Limited Warranties provide coverage to the original retail purchaser and do not apply to rented, business, commercial, institutional, or other non-residential uses. These Limited Warranties do not apply to
merchandise that was, at any time, used as a floor sample or display model,
any merchandise purchased 'as is' or second-hand,
any merchandise purchased at a distress sale or a going-out-of business sale, or
any merchandise purchased from a liquidator.
All warranties, whether express or implied, cover only normal household usage. No warranty, express or implied, applies to any condition resulting from misuse, abuse, delivery or transportation damage.

Some states do not allow the exclusions of limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
All claims for service must be accompanied by proof of purchase (Bill of Sale and the Products Serial Number). Any claim for service under warranty must be made through the retail dealer where the furniture was purchased.
1910 King Edward Avenue Cleveland, TN 37311


Syed Saddiq says sorry to youths after Pakatan’s Tanjung Piai loss
by BY ZURAIRI ARKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 16 — Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia Youth chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman has apologised to youths today after Pakatan Harapan (PH) lost the Tanjung Piai by-election.
The Muar MP said the anger from the loss must prompt a response.
“This loss is bitter to swallow. The people have spoken. The voice of the people is a hallowed voice.
“My sincerest of apologies to the Malaysian youths for my schortcomings,” he posted on his Twitter account.
Barisan Nasional (BN) has trounced PH in the Tanjung Piai by-election today with a whopping majority of 15,086 votes, unofficial final result from the Election Commission showed.
BN’s candidate Datuk Seri Wee Jeck Seng from MCA received 25,466 votes over PH’s Karmaine Sardini from Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, who received 10,380 votes.
Syed Saddiq was criticised for a gaffe when he referred to Karmaine as “arwah Haji Karmaine”, which translates into English as “the late Haji Karmaine”, and for announcing a RM4 million sports infrastructure allocation for the constituency during campaigning.


ORIGINAL GANSTAS A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
(Orion) Directed by Larry Cohen Written by ? Cast Fred Williamson, Jim Brown, Pam Grier MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for language and violence) Running Time 98 min. Reviewed at Carmike 7, Raleigh, NC (11MAY96)
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"Blaxploitation" heroes Fred Williamson, Jim Brown, and Pam Grier reunite in ORIGINAL GANGSTAS, a rousing urban western about a trio of former gang members in Gary, Indiana (homicide capital of the country) who return to "take back the streets" after one of their sons is killed in a drive-by. Played mostly straight, O.G. is a rousing festival of tough talk and vindictive violence. Expect plenty of big words, punctuated by cracked limbs, broken jaws, and crushed testicles. (Not to mention a few thousand or so rounds of automatic weapons fire. Hey, this is the nineties.)
The film is engaging-- and, at times, inspirational-- for about an hour, until the gun battles begin. They go on forever. Williamson, Brown, and Grier look great these days and have a good chemistry together. Other familiar faces include Paul Winfield, Isabel Sanford, Richard "Shaft" Roundtree, and Ron "Superfly" O'Neal. (Lest we take things *too* seriously, Wings Hauser is also on hand. He plays an aide to the mayor.) As much fun as this reunion is, the moral message behind ORIGINAL GANGSTAS is rather dubious. Too bad that director Larry Cohen couldn't make a stronger statement on values.
Grade: C+
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Interceptor module
Deletes pid file
# File vendor/plugins/interceptor/lib/interceptor.rb, line 83 83: def delete_pid_file(pid_file_path) 84: File.delete(pid_file_path) if File.exists?(pid_file_path) 85: end
Returns pid from file set with pid_file_path, or nil if pid is not valid
# File vendor/plugins/interceptor/lib/interceptor.rb, line 77 77: def get_pid_from_pid_file(pid_file_path) 78: pid = File.exist?(pid_file_path.to_s) ? File.open(pid_file_path.to_s, "r") { |pid_handle| pid_handle.gets.strip.chomp.to_i } : nil 79: valid_pid?(pid) ? pid : nil 80: end
Kills process with the given pid (integer) or path to pid file (valid file path). The check to see if process is running is perfomed first.
Returns true if process is killed
Returns false if process is not killed, pid or path to pid file are not valid, process is not running
# File vendor/plugins/interceptor/lib/interceptor.rb, line 17 17: def kill_process(pid_file_or_pid, options={}) 18: killed = false 19: signal = options[:signal] || 'TERM' 20: pid = pidize(pid_file_or_pid) 21: if pid and process_running?(pid) 22: Process.kill(signal, pid) 23: killed = true 24: end 25: killed 26: end
Checks to see if process with the given pid (integer) or with path to pid file (valid file path) is running using Unix ps command
# File vendor/plugins/interceptor/lib/interceptor.rb, line 29 29: def process_running?(pid_file_or_pid) 30: pid = pidize(pid_file_or_pid) 31: (pid and system("ps -p #{pid} | grep #{pid}")) ? true : false 32: end
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# File vendor/plugins/interceptor/lib/interceptor.rb, line 46 46: def process_status(pid_file_or_pid) 47: status = 4 48: if pid = pidize(pid_file_or_pid) 49: begin 50: Process.kill(0, pid) 51: status = 1 52: rescue Errno::EPERM 53: status = 2 54: rescue Errno::ESRCH 55: status = 3 56: rescue 57: status = 4 58: end 59: end 60: status 61: end
Calls Interceptor#process_status method and returns status as a statement
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US National Champions!
AeroFlow Racing was a team of five seniors (left to right: Arul Gupta, Ayush Goyal, Michael Jin, Shivam Patel, and Poojan Mehta) from the Wheeler Center for Advanced Studies in Marietta, GA that competed in the 2018 World Finals in Singapore. Their team had a drive to learn from their mistakes,
improve their team unity, and progress to achieve the impossible. Through their experience at the 2018 United States National Competition, they built a multitude of connections related to various aspects of the competition, developed a vast platform
for communication and team branding, and understood the actions necessary to succeed at the world finals. AeroFlow Racing: one team, with one goal, with one passion.
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mere engineering and into fields of business/marketing, graphic design, and possibly most importantly if considering real-world application, team management and cooperation. Then, each of these skill sets developed throughout the team process is
put to the test at regional, national, and world level competitions. As a result, F1 in Schools has created a system which effectively develops and enhances students’ learning experience through their interests as well as by teaching necessary real-world
situations/applications.
At the 2018 World Finals, AeroFlow Racing had an amazing experience. Over the course of 10 days, they had the opportunity to meet with other bright students from around the world and explore Singapore. In the end, they had the second fastest car, and placed 15th in the World.
At the 2018 US National Finals in Austin, AeroFlow Racing once again had a memorable experience. Along with placing first overall, they received the Best Engineered Car award! Above all, they learned an immense amount to ensure their ability to compete successfully in the World Competition.
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AWS::AutoScaling::LifecycleHook
Defines lifecycle hooks for an Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling group, which specify actions to perform when Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling launches or terminates instances. When you use a lifecycle hook, the Auto Scaling group pauses the instance either after it is launched (before it is put into service) or as it is terminated (before it is fully terminated). For more information, see Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling Lifecycle Hooks in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling User Guide.
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To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
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{ "Type" : "AWS::AutoScaling::LifecycleHook", "Properties" : { "AutoScalingGroupName" :
String
, "DefaultResult" :String
, "HeartbeatTimeout" :Integer
, "LifecycleHookName" :String
, "LifecycleTransition" :String
, "NotificationMetadata" :String
, "NotificationTargetARN" :String
, "RoleARN" :String
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Type: AWS::AutoScaling::LifecycleHook Properties: AutoScalingGroupName:
String
DefaultResult:String
HeartbeatTimeout:Integer
LifecycleHookName:String
LifecycleTransition:String
NotificationMetadata:String
NotificationTargetARN:String
RoleARN:String
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For information about valid and default values, see PutLifecycleHook in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling API Reference.
AutoScalingGroupName
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The name of the Auto Scaling group for the lifecycle hook.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
DefaultResult
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The action the Auto Scaling group takes when the lifecycle hook timeout elapses or if an unexpected failure occurs. Valid values are
CONTINUE
andABANDON
(default).Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
HeartbeatTimeout
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The amount of time (in seconds) that can elapse before the lifecycle hook times out. When the lifecycle hook times out, Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling performs the action that you specified in the DefaultResult property.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
LifecycleHookName
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The name of the lifecycle hook. Length Constraints: Minimum length of 1. Maximum length of 255.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
LifecycleTransition
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The state of the Amazon EC2 instance to which you want to attach the lifecycle hook. For valid values, see the
LifecycleTransition
details for the PutLifecycleHook action in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling API Reference.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
NotificationMetadata
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Additional information that you want to include when Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling sends a message to the notification target.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
NotificationTargetARN
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The Amazon resource name (ARN) of the notification target that Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling uses to notify you when an instance is in the transition state for the lifecycle hook. You can specify an Amazon SQS queue or an Amazon SNS topic. The notification message includes the following information: lifecycle action token, user account ID, Auto Scaling group name, lifecycle hook name, instance ID, lifecycle transition, and notification metadata.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
RoleARN
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The ARN of the IAM role that allows the Auto Scaling group to publish to the specified notification target. The role requires permissions to Amazon SNS and Amazon SQS.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Return Value
When the logical ID of this resource is provided to the Ref
intrinsic
function, Ref
returns the resource name. For example:
{ "Ref": "
myLifecycleHook
" }
Ref
returns the lifecycle hook name, such as
mylifecyclehookname
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Example
In the following template snippet, the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling pauses instances before completely terminating them. While in the pending state, you can, for example, connect to the instance and download logs or any other data before the instance is terminated.
JSON
"myLifecycleHook": { "Type": "AWS::AutoScaling::LifecycleHook", "Properties": { "AutoScalingGroupName": { "Ref": "myAutoScalingGroup" }, "LifecycleTransition": "autoscaling:EC2_INSTANCE_TERMINATING", "NotificationTargetARN": { "Ref": "lifecycleHookTopic" }, "RoleARN": { "Fn::GetAtt": [ "lifecycleHookRole", "Arn" ] } } }
YAML
myLifecycleHook: Type: AWS::AutoScaling::LifecycleHook Properties: AutoScalingGroupName: Ref: myAutoScalingGroup LifecycleTransition: "autoscaling:EC2_INSTANCE_TERMINATING" NotificationTargetARN: Ref: lifecycleHookTopic RoleARN: Fn::GetAtt: - lifecycleHookRole - Arn
See Also
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PutLifecycleHook in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling API Reference (for valid values and default values)
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Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling Lifecycle Hooks in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling User Guide


Watch: Men Army of Team Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior Reveals Their 'Manly' Qualities
The trailer of Ajay Devgn starrer Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior was released on November 19 to wide appreciation on social media. Here's an interesting video from the launch event of the trailer showing the army of men present on the stage revealing their 'manly qualities'.
The trailer of Ajay Devgn starrer Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior was released on November 19 to wide appreciation on social media. Here’s an interesting video from the launch event of the trailer showing the army of men present on the stage revealing their ‘manly qualities’.
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It was a regualr school day just like any other, except for on this day I had to serve an in-school suspension.
 I reached into my blue jean pockets and latched on to 22 unisom sleep gels. The night before I had gotten a bottle of 32 from the local drug store just down the street from school. I was ready to be higher than I ever thought I could be. I threw all 22 pills in my mouth and washed them down with a Mellow Yellow soda.
I was sitting around with six other kids from the school who were also serving ISS.  All of a sudden a mask appeared over her face, it was a glowing demonic mask that seemed to stare at me. My hands turned purple, my body was no longer under my control. I had then become just 30 minutes later, a slave to my magic blue otc paradise.
About an hour into my trip I began to see the clock melt and the walls droop, I could barely walk, or even stand. I lost my mind in a black hole, I had no idea where I was, purple waves were traveling all around me, while my hands remained out in front of me. I soon found myself, I was doing a Richard Nixon impersonation in front of everybody, I don't recall what I had said. But I was later told that I had been rambling on about what pitcher to bring out of the bullpen and stick into the ball game.
I couldn't even swallow my own spit. It was like it was blocked off from entering my throat. I had to frequently make trips to the water fountain, and when I say trips, I mean trips. The pannels on the floor were twirling, and then a faint ringing occured to me. It was all of the classes being let out. Kids poured into the hall, but everything seemed to be in slow motion, things were very quiet, like something out of a movie that I never thought I could feel.
I was approached by a friend, he immediatley knew I was extremely messed up. Then once again all of a sudden I found myself again, this time I was riding in a car during lunch period. I asked my friends why I was there and everything they said made absolutely no sense to me. As I dragged my legs back into school I went up to a teacher, which I don't even have as a teacher, and in the middle of her class, I asked her what group I was in for the project. I could tell she was upset, but I couldn't figure out why, her voice was raised but I stayed calm she then stood up from her chair then I quickly fled. I thought I was being hunted down in an african jungle. I finally made my way back to the ISS room, then all I remember was hearing Kurt Cobain's voice singing 'Heart Shaped Box' then I woke up at home.
I must say Unisom will give you the meanest trip you can have from otc.
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La Barbera is a fashion house based in London founded by eponymous designer Angelo La Barbera. He was born in Sicily, then moved in Milan where he graduated from Ba at Politecnico di Milano in Fashion Design. He then moved to London where he graduated from Ma Fashion Womenswear at London College of Fashion while also working for Sharon Wauchob.
The Philosophy
The brand focuses on the analysis of the relationship between objects and people. This intangible affection, this synergy between object and subject as a process of mutual becoming is the core of the brand research. Nurturing a new definition of materialism based on emotions and affect. The aim is to create outcomes that can be treasured and are a constant reminder of the story that is behind them. The shortened product lifecycle can be tackled using this approach to promote durability. Craftsmanship and Italian tradition are at the centre of the brand values and combined with constant research of materials and new techniques to create luxury products that set aside from the fast pace of today’s fashion system. The brand researches new perspectives to reinvent people’s closet, changing our attitude towards the choice of garments we have to wear everyday. Being a result of the relationship we have to each garment and the feeling we experience wearing them.


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Full EasyMSX Code Samples¶
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Full EMSX API Documentation¶
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Full EMSX API Code Samples¶
The github link to the EMSX API Code Sample.
Full Bloomberg API Developer Guide¶
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AceTime
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Date and time classes for Arduino that support timezones from the TZ Database, and a system clock that can synchronize from an NTP server or an RTC chip.
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A version of SystemClock that mixes in the ace_routine::Coroutine class so that that the non-block methods of mReferenceClock are called. More...
#include <SystemClockCoroutine.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SystemClockCoroutine (Clock *referenceClock, Clock *backupClock, uint16_t syncPeriodSeconds=3600, uint16_t initialSyncPeriodSeconds=5, uint16_t requestTimeoutMillis=1000, common::TimingStats *timingStats=nullptr) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| int | runCoroutine () override |
| uint8_t | getRequestStatus () const |
| Return the current request status. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ace_time::clock::SystemClock | |
| void | setup () |
| Attempt to retrieve the time from the backupClock if it exists. More... | |
| acetime_t | getNow () const override |
| Return the number of seconds since the AceTime epoch (2000-01-01T00:00:00Z). More... | |
| void | setNow (acetime_t epochSeconds) override |
| Set the time to the indicated seconds. More... | |
| void | forceSync () |
| Force a sync with the mReferenceClock. More... | |
| acetime_t | getLastSyncTime () const |
| Return the time (seconds since Epoch) of the last valid sync() call. More... | |
| bool | isInit () const |
| Return true if initialized by setNow() or syncNow(). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ace_time::clock::Clock | |
| virtual | ~Clock () |
| Virtual destructor. More... | |
| virtual void | sendRequest () const |
| Send a time request asynchronously. More... | |
| virtual bool | isResponseReady () const |
| Return true if a response is ready. More... | |
| virtual acetime_t | readResponse () const |
| Returns number of seconds since AceTime epoch (2000-01-01). More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const uint8_t | kStatusUnknown = 0 |
| Request state unknown. More... | |
| static const uint8_t | kStatusSent = 1 |
| Request has been sent and waiting for response. More... | |
| static const uint8_t | kStatusOk = 2 |
| Request received and valid. More... | |
| static const uint8_t | kStatusTimedOut = 3 |
| Request timed out. More... | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from ace_time::clock::Clock | |
| static const acetime_t | kInvalidSeconds = LocalTime::kInvalidSeconds |
Friends | |
| class | ::SystemClockCoroutineTest_runCoroutine |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ace_time::clock::SystemClock | |
| SystemClock (const SystemClock &)=delete | |
| SystemClock & | operator= (const SystemClock &)=delete |
| SystemClock (Clock *referenceClock, Clock *backupClock) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual unsigned long | clockMillis () const |
| Return the Arduino millis(). More... | |
| void | keepAlive () |
| Call this (or getNow() every 65.535 seconds or faster to keep the internal counter in sync with millis(). | |
| void | backupNow (acetime_t nowSeconds) |
| Write the nowSeconds to the backupClock (which can be an RTC that has non-volatile memory, or simply flash memory which emulates a backupClock. | |
| void | syncNow (acetime_t epochSeconds) |
| Similar to setNow() except that backupNow() is called only if the backupClock is different from the referenceClock. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ace_time::clock::SystemClock | |
| Clock *const | mReferenceClock |
| Clock *const | mBackupClock |
| acetime_t | mEpochSeconds = kInvalidSeconds |
| acetime_t | mLastSyncTime = kInvalidSeconds |
| uint16_t | mPrevMillis = 0 |
| bool | mIsInit = false |
A version of SystemClock that mixes in the ace_routine::Coroutine class so that that the non-block methods of mReferenceClock are called.
This is helpful when the referenceClock issues a network request to an NTP server.
Initially, the class attempts to sync with its referenceClock every initialSyncPeriodSeconds. If the request fails, then it retries with an exponential backoff (doubling the delay every iteration), until the sync period becomes greater than syncPeriodSeconds, then the delay is set permanently to syncPeriodSeconds.
Definition at line 33 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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Constructor.
| referenceClock | The authoritative source of the time. If this is null, the object relies just on clockMillis() and the user to set the proper time using setNow(). |
| backupClock | An RTC chip which continues to keep time even when power is lost. Can be null. |
| syncPeriodSeconds | seconds between normal sync attempts (default 3600) |
| initialSyncPeriodSeconds | seconds between sync attempts when the systemClock is not initialized (default 5) |
| requestTimeoutMillis | number of milliseconds before the request to referenceClock times out |
| timingStats | internal statistics |
Definition at line 63 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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Return the current request status.
Mostly for debugging.
Definition at line 143 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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The CoroutineScheduler will use this method if enabled. Don't forget to call setupCoroutine() (inherited from Coroutine) in the global setup() to register this coroutine into the CoroutineScheduler.
Definition at line 83 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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Request received and valid.
Definition at line 42 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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Request has been sent and waiting for response.
For diagnostics only.
Definition at line 39 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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Request timed out.
Definition at line 45 of file SystemClockCoroutine.h.
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WARNING: I dont usually like to give the plot that much away, but in this case, the ending has to be given away since most have already heard about what happens.
Rating: * * * * out of * * * *
Rated R: strong violence, a graphic brutal rape scene, nudity, strong sexuality, language, drug use.
Starring: Hilary Swank, Chloe Sevingy, Peter Sarsgaard, Brenden Sexton III, Allison Folland, Alison Goranson, Matt McGrath, Rob Campbell, Jeanette Arnette.
Running time: 116 minutes
"Boys Don't Cry" is a phenomenal story of courage, hope and ultimately tragedy. It was Teena Brandon, whom was known to her friends as Brandon Teena, a guy, who tragically died in 1993. This film follows Brandon from the first time he got his hair cut, to the last seconds of his life. It develops relationships between his friends, his enemies, and his love (Chloe Sevingy). The film is nothing short of astonishing, and after it was over, I sat in my chair, wanting to view the film again.
The movie as said before, follows Teena Brandon, a resident of Lincoln, Nebraska, as she makes the transformation into Brandon Teena, a smalltown boy who goes to Texas looking for some fun. While in a bar he meets a young woman named Candace (Alicia Goranson) whos family/friends start to latch onto to Brandon, and they all become the best of friends. Brandon meets Lana (Chloe Sevingy) who he instantly falls in love with. His buddies Tom and John (Brendan Sexton III and Peter Sarsgaard) are good with him, until they find out that Brandon is actually a woman.
Before all this tragedy happened however, Brandon lives a happy life with his friends, and with Lana.  He watched over her, cared for her and loved her. They wanted to be together forever, but Teena's life was cut short when she was only 21 years old. Tom and John after raping and murdering Teena, went on trial and are now facing the death penalty and life in jail, in the process they also murdered two more people including a young child.
The film is based on the a true story, and is that of a heartbreaking one. This movie like 1997's "Selena" even though knowing what happens in the end, you dread it. Brandon Teena was not a bad person, she was just confused. She had a disorder known as Sexual Identity Crisis, and didn't know any better. Hilary Swank brilliantly brings Teena back to life on the big screen, she is an amazing actress that in my opinion gives the best performance I have ever seen. She is realistic and tuff in her role to transform from a beautiful woman she is, to the man she protrays. Her performance is both insightful and brilliant.
The supporting cast is almost like a main character as well, since most of them share the same amount of screen time as everyone else does. The guys we latch onto then hate later, John and Tom are played fantastically by Brendan Sexton III and Peter Sarsgaard. They bring both of their characters out, and we feel as if we know the real guys just in the movie itself. Becky off "Roseanne" herself Alicia Goranson gives a great, mild performance, and seems to know who her character is and relates and brings the best out of her. Lana's mom played Jeanette Arnette is wonderfully over the top, but not over enough to become too trite, she brings all the good and bad things out in her character and perhaps the best supporting actress is Chloe Sevingy who is beautifully plays the character of Lana. She is so realistic, and so convicing as the character, that you start to actually see the whole film through her eyes, and how she saw Teena.
Kimberly Pierce wrote and directed this movie, that exceeds words of how good it really is. Its a heartbreaking, emotionally powerful, devistating, sad, moving film that has never has a film had such an emotional impact on me, that once it was over I actually interacted with who I am, and not who everyone wants me to be, or who I should be. The film convinces the audience by showing how brave of a man/woman Teena really was, and how she will influence people all over the world. If you feel like you are someone else, or need improvements upon yourself don't. See this movie and you will understand how much you can give up by trying to be the person you aren't.
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Basic interface for SAX (Simple API for XML) parsers. More...
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors and Destructor | |
| Parser () | |
| The default constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~Parser () |
| The destructor. More... | |
The parser interfaces | |
| virtual void | setEntityResolver (EntityResolver *const resolver)=0 |
| Allow an application to register a custom entity resolver. More... | |
| virtual void | setDTDHandler (DTDHandler *const handler)=0 |
| Allow an application to register a DTD event handler. More... | |
| virtual void | setDocumentHandler (DocumentHandler *const handler)=0 |
| Allow an application to register a document event handler. More... | |
| virtual void | setErrorHandler (ErrorHandler *const handler)=0 |
| Allow an application to register an error event handler. More... | |
| virtual void | parse (const InputSource &source)=0 |
| Parse an XML document. More... | |
| virtual void | parse (const XMLCh *const systemId)=0 |
| Parse an XML document from a system identifier (URI). More... | |
| virtual void | parse (const char *const systemId)=0 |
| Parse an XML document from a system identifier (URI). More... | |
Basic interface for SAX (Simple API for XML) parsers.
All SAX parsers must implement this basic interface: it allows applications to register handlers for different types of events and to initiate a parse from a URI, or a character stream.
All SAX parsers must also implement a zero-argument constructor (though other constructors are also allowed).
SAX parsers are reusable but not re-entrant: the application may reuse a parser object (possibly with a different input source) once the first parse has completed successfully, but it may not invoke the parse() methods recursively within a parse.
| Parser::Parser | ( | ) |
The default constructor.
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virtual |
The destructor.
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Parse an XML document.
The application can use this method to instruct the SAX parser to begin parsing an XML document from any valid input source (a character stream, a byte stream, or a URI).
Applications may not invoke this method while a parse is in progress (they should create a new Parser instead for each additional XML document). Once a parse is complete, an application may reuse the same Parser object, possibly with a different input source.
| source | The input source for the top-level of the XML document. |
| SAXException | Any SAX exception, possibly wrapping another exception. |
| XMLException | An exception from the parser or client handler code. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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Parse an XML document from a system identifier (URI).
This method is a shortcut for the common case of reading a document from a system identifier. It is the exact equivalent of the following:
parse(new URLInputSource(systemId));
If the system identifier is a URL, it must be fully resolved by the application before it is passed to the parser.
| systemId | The system identifier (URI). |
| SAXException | Any SAX exception, possibly wrapping another exception. |
| XMLException | An exception from the parser or client handler code. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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pure virtual |
Parse an XML document from a system identifier (URI).
This method is a shortcut for the common case of reading a document from a system identifier. It is the exact equivalent of the following:
parse(new URLInputSource(systemId));
If the system identifier is a URL, it must be fully resolved by the application before it is passed to the parser.
| systemId | The system identifier (URI). |
| SAXException | Any SAX exception, possibly wrapping another exception. |
| XMLException | An exception from the parser or client handler code. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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pure virtual |
Allow an application to register a document event handler.
If the application does not register a document handler, all document events reported by the SAX parser will be silently ignored (this is the default behaviour implemented by HandlerBase).
Applications may register a new or different handler in the middle of a parse, and the SAX parser must begin using the new handler immediately.
| handler | The document handler. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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pure virtual |
Allow an application to register a DTD event handler.
If the application does not register a DTD handler, all DTD events reported by the SAX parser will be silently ignored (this is the default behaviour implemented by HandlerBase).
Applications may register a new or different handler in the middle of a parse, and the SAX parser must begin using the new handler immediately.
| handler | The DTD handler. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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pure virtual |
Allow an application to register a custom entity resolver.
If the application does not register an entity resolver, the SAX parser will resolve system identifiers and open connections to entities itself (this is the default behaviour implemented in HandlerBase).
Applications may register a new or different entity resolver in the middle of a parse, and the SAX parser must begin using the new resolver immediately.
| resolver | The object for resolving entities. |
Implemented in SAXParser.
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pure virtual |
Allow an application to register an error event handler.
If the application does not register an error event handler, all error events reported by the SAX parser will be silently ignored, except for fatalError, which will throw a SAXException (this is the default behaviour implemented by HandlerBase).
Applications may register a new or different handler in the middle of a parse, and the SAX parser must begin using the new handler immediately.
| handler | The error handler. |
Implemented in SAXParser.


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Data and friendship help you take care of your plants
Use both your analytic and your artistic sides to take better care of your houseplants, engaging your interests in both information design and gardening.
The Plant Friend web app is responsive, so it can be used on any device with a web browser. This includes desktop computers, laptops, tablets and mobile phones.
The seeed brand sensors and the Wio link wifi board cost $25 all together. That is all you need to set up a plant friend of your own!
Maintain all your plants alive and healthy, and increase your own well being as a result. Having green air-purifying plants around you can improve your health and mood.
Fun personalization of each plant friend infuses the application with personality and fun. Each plant is represented as a unique illustration!
All the code for Plant Friend is freely available on Github, allowing anyone to replicate the project for their very own plant!
Read my documentation blog for more information about the particulars of the project.
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predict Predicts response(s) for the provided sample(s)
[results,f] = model.predict(samples)
[...] = model.predict(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
Input
- samples The input samples, floating-point matrix.
Output
- results Output matrix of posterior probabilities of each
component given a sample. A matrix of size
nsamples-by-ClustersNumber
size.
- f If you pass one sample then this returns the index of
the most probable mixture component for the given sample.
Otherwise the result for the first sample is returned.
Options
- Flags The optional predict flags, model-dependent.
Not used. default 0


Slither is a Python module designed for bridging the gap between Scratch and Python. It adds Scratch-like features to Python using Pygame.
If you are new to Slither, make a simple Slither program with this:
import slither
slither.slitherStage.setColor(40, 222, 40)
slither.setup() # Begin slither
def loop():
pass
slither.runMainLoop(loop)
After you run this you'll get a green window.So how does this work? It uses a number of things that I'll explain step by step.
import slither Allows Slither to be used in your code.
slither.slitherStage.setColor() Changes the background color, you enter values in the form of "number, number, number", where number represents a RGB value.
slither.setup() Sets up Slither, similar to "pygame.init()".
def loop(): This function is usually called 60 times a second (depending on your FPS). Your program's main loop should be in here.
pass For this example there is no main loop, so pass skips the main loop.
slither.runMainLoop(loop) This important fuction runs your main loop, you need this for your code to run.
| Stage Functions | Brief description |
| __init__() | Initilizes the stage and sprite costumes. You shouldn't call this manually. |
| setColor() | Sets the stage's background color (Stage Only). |
| addCostume() | Add a costume based on a given path and name. |
| deleteCostumeByName() | Delete a costume by name. |
| deleteCostumeByNumber() | Delete a costume by number. |
| setCostumeByName() | Set a costume by it's name. |
| setCostumeByNumber() | Set a costume by it's number. |
| getCostumeNumber() | Get the costume number of a sprite. |
| getCostumeName() | Get the costume name of a sprite. |
| Sprite Functions | Brief description |
| __init__() | Initilizes a sprite. |
| goto(x, y) | Tells the sprite to go to (x, y). |
| moveSteps(setps) | Move (steps) steps forward, based on direction. |
| isVisible() | Check if the object is visible, not just showing. |
| delete() | Remove the sprite from the global sprites list, causing it not to be drawn. |
| Sprite Variables | Brief description |
| Sprite.currentCostume | The costume the sprite is set to (in the form of a Pygame rect). |
| Sprite.xpos | The X position of the sprite. |
| Sprite.ypos | The Y position of the sprite. |
| Sprite.direction | Which direction the sprite is pointing in. Sprites point to 0 by default. |
| Sprite.show | Set to "True" to show the sprite, set to "False" to hide it. Replaces "show()" and "hide()" from v0.2.2 on. |
| Sprite.scale | How big the sprite is. Set to 1 by default. |
| Sprite.zindex | Default is 0. Determines how high up the sprite is. For example, a sprite with a z-index of 1 will be drawn above a sprite with a z-index of 0. |
| Other Functions | Brief description |
| setup() | Sets up PyGame and returns a screen object that can be used with blit(). |
| blit() | Draw all graphic changes on the screen. This must be called to display graphics. |
| setFPS() | Set the FPS of the project. Default is 60, and Scratch runs at 30. |
| registerCallback() | Register the function func to handle the event eventname |
| runQuitCallback() | Quit eventname handling. |
| runMainLoop() | Run the main game loop. |


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Provides the basic data components that allow the various types of two dimensional plots to be graphed.


The Sparks Foundation is a non-profit organisation which believes in its delicacy and kindness by providing food and shelter to the needy children.It has been working towards the motto of making India free from hunger and starvation for 20 long years.
The children who beg in the streets, who starve for a single lump of rice....we assure them a way to live, to survive in their difficulties.
The motto is "Supporting hungry, Protesting against hunger"


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ensemble.setAtoms(atoms)
if isPDBEnsemble:
confs = attr_dict["_confs"]
ensemble.addCoordset(attr_dict["_confs"], weights)
if "_identifiers" in attr_dict.files:
ensemble._labels = list(attr_dict["_identifiers"])
if "_labels" in attr_dict.files:
After Change
Returns ensemble instance loaded from *filename*. This function makes
use of :func:`numpy.load` function. See also :func:`saveEnsemble`
attr_dict = np.load(filename)
if "_weights" in attr_dict:
weights = attr_dict["_weights"]
else:
weights = None
isPDBEnsemble = False
try:
title = str(attr_dict["_title"])
except KeyError:
title = str(attr_dict["_name"])
if weights is not None and weights.ndim == 3:
isPDBEnsemble = True
ensemble = PDBEnsemble(title)
else:
ensemble = Ensemble(title)
ensemble.setCoords(attr_dict["_coords"])
if "_atoms" in attr_dict:
atoms = attr_dict["_atoms"][0]
else:
atoms = None
ensemble.setAtoms(atoms)
if "_indices" in attr_dict:
indices = attr_dict["_indices"]
else:
indices = None
ensemble._indices = indices
if isPDBEnsemble:
confs = attr_dict["_confs"]
ensemble.addCoordset(confs, weights)


extensions-rpc
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Photochromic behavior of the black, the blue and the yellow sample after different UV (254 nm) irradiation times. a) Comparison of the three samples before irradiation and after 90 min irradiation. b) Kinetic study of the photochromic behavior of the blue sample.


A B2B website I created for a meal kit company with the use of Squarespace. My favorite challenge of this design process was creating a design that was consistent with the branding of the company's original website while still being a unique experience tailored to a different end user.
A website I created for a client. This was the first time I had worked with a client so it was the first time that I really dove right into and learned to love the design process.


Test Steps:
- Click "Default Path Print" button.
- Click "Special Path Print" button.
- Click "Auto Print" button.
- Click "Interactive Print" button.
- Click "No Header Footer Print" button.
- Click "Media Size Print" button.
- Click "Css Background Print" button.
- Click "Margins Type Print" button.
Expected Output:
- PDF file is printed under the download path.
- PDF file is printed under the current path.
- PDF file is printed automatically.
- PDF file is printed interactively.
- PDF file is printed without header and footer.
- PDF file is printed with paper size spec.
- PDF file is printed with CSS Backgrounds.
- PDF file is printed with the custom margin setting.
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Apart from school, I also love do some reading, especially readings related to analytics.
Here I want to discuss about some resources that you might use for learning analytics. I have also writtern a post
about this. My post is here 👉 Data Analysis Resource
For those resources I mention below, you can have access to my github page to get them for free, I collected them from the Internet
If there is any copyright issue, please contact me via email, sorry about that. My github link is here 👉Resource Link
Statistical Learning Related
Introduction to statistical learning
Practical Statistics for Data Scientists
The Elements of Statistical Learning
Machine Learning Related
Data Science For Business
The Path to Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning
Python Programming Related
Python Data Science Handbook
Starting Out with Python
R Programming Related
R for Data Science
Big Data Related
Programming Hive
The Data Engineer Guide to Apache Spark
Database & Warehouse Related
Database Design Application Development and Administration
SQL Queries for mere mortals
Case & Product Related
Cracking the PM Interview
Lean Analytics
Case in Point


QSR report team
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Kate Manton 0207 340 7079
Official Statistics
The proportion of courses completed at school and academy sixth-forms during the 2014 to 2015 academic year.
PDF , 402KB , 6 pages
MS Excel Spreadsheet , 14.2KB
PDF , 103KB , 1 page
This statistical first release ( SFR ) sets out the proportion of academic and vocational courses completed by 16- to 19-year-olds at school and academy sixth forms.
The qualifications it covers include:
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Kate Manton 0207 340 7079
Published: 24 May 2016
From: Department for Education
Part of: Statistics: 16 to 19 attainment


WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Sandra Bullock, Bill Pullman, Peter Gallagher, Jack Warden, Peter Boyle. Screenplay: Daniel G. Sullivan and Fredric Lebow. Director: Jon Turtletaub.
When--and for that matter, why--did SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE become the sine qua non for any critical blurb for a romantic comedy? "This year's SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE!" they rave, or "SLEEPLESS IN (insert name of city in which film is set here)." Actually, the "why" part is easy; SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE was a huge box office success and an easy point of reference for an idealized modern romance. WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING is already drawing comparisons to the 1993 hit with some basis, but not because Bill Pullman is in the cast or the word "sleep" is in the title. Both funnier and more genuinely romantic than SLEEPLESS, WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING seems destined to be for Sandra Bullock what SLEEPLESS was for Meg Ryan: the vehicle that stamps her as one of the few genuinely bankable female stars in Hollywood.
Bullock stars as Lucy, a token collector for the Chicago Transit Authority. Mostly alone since the recent death of her father, Lucy fantasizes about a handsome businessman (Peter Gallagher) who takes the train every day. Their lives cross in an unexpected way when Lucy saves the man's life after he falls onto the train tracks and ends up in a coma. At the hospital, Lucy learns that the man's name is Peter Callaghan, that he has a large and loving family, and that through a series of misunderstandings, the family believes that Lucy is Peter's fiancee. Delighted at being welcomed into the family, Lucy plays along, until Peter's brother Jack (Bill Pullman) arrives. Although Jack is initially suspicious of Lucy, a friendship grows between the two, a potential romance complicated only by Peter's recovery.
In many ways, the recent film of which WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING reminded me most was not SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE, but GROUNDHOG DAY. It has a paper-thin, high-concept premise which at any moment could have collapsed under the weight of its contrivances. But it never quite happens; just when you expect the script to go in a predictable direction, it doesn't.  Indeed, they provide a surprisingly touching story about mutual need and affection, with Lucy finding herself drawn to the family she lacks, and the family viewing Lucy as a connection to their injured son. In one particularly engaging scene around a boisterous dinner table, WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING becomes more than its easily-summarized plot point.
It also boasts a winning performance by Sandra Bullock and an impressive chemistry between Bullock and Bill Pullman. With her wholesome beauty and radiant smile, Bullock is perfectly cast as Lucy. It is not a particularly complex character, but Bullock has real grace as a comic performer, an under-appreciated skill evident in far too few current screen stars. She has a solid and relaxed partner in Pullman, who previously had seemed in danger of making a career out of never getting the girl. He does not have conventional leading man looks, but there is an appealing self-deprecation in his manner which could make him a natural romantic lead. Their scenes together are well-developed and steadily directed by Jon Turtletaub, and they receive fine supporting help from Glynis Johns as the Callaghans' quirky grandmother and the always-reliable Jack Warden as a family friend who acts as Lucy's confidante.
WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING loses a lot of its momentum once Peter wakes up, however. There are suggestions throughout the film that he's going to turn out to be a truly narcissistic jerk, but we never get a chance to see that character. Peter Gallagher ends up playing Peter as mostly befuddled, and not very interesting. There is also a throwaway sub-plot involving Peter's hell-on-wheels _real_ fiancee, who is not given a chance to do much of anything. The final twenty minutes of the film become mostly a waiting game until Lucy and Jack end up together, and one that drags on a bit too long. But it's what goes on while Peter is sleeping--a bright, charming romance--that makes WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING a pleasant dream.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 SLEEPING beauties: 7.
-- Scott Renshaw Stanford University Office of the General Counsel
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