COMP9311 Lecture 1
Home Computing
Software versions that we'll be running this semester:
PostgreSQL 9.0
PHP 5.3
Apache 1/2
If we install them at home:
get versions "close to" these
test all work at CSE before submitting
Alternative to installing at home:
run them on the CSE servers (grieg) as you would in labs
use e.g. puttyto log in to a CSE server from home
PostgreSQL via puttyok, since command-line based
to use Apache at CSE from home may require use of VPN
Database System Architechure
The typical environment for a modern DBMS is:
SQL queries and result tuples travel along the client ↔ server links
Some Design Ideas of ER Diagram
star simple ... evolve design as problem better understood
identify objects, then relationships
most disigns invole kinds of people
Keywords in requiremnts suggest data. Nounes are the subjects (data), and verbs are the relationships
don't confuse operations with relationships
consider all possible data, not just what's available
Quality of Designs
There is no singhle "best" desigh for a given application
Most important aspect of a design (data model)
correctness (satisfies requirements accurately)
completeness (all reqs covered, all assumptions explicit)
consistency (no contradictory statements)
Potential inadequacies in a design:
omits information that needs to be included
contains redundant information (⇒ inconsistency)
leads to an inefficient implementation
violates syntactic or semantic rules of data model
Entity-Relationship (ER) Modelling
The world is viewd as a collection of inter-related entites
ER has three major modelling constructs:
attribute: data item descibing a property of interest
entity: collection og attributes describing object of interset
relationship: association between entities (objects)
The ER model is not a standard, so many variations exist!
Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram
ER diagrams are a graphical tool for data modelling.
An ER diagram consists of:
a collection of entit set definitions
a collection of relationship set definition
attributes associated with entity and relationship sets
connections between entity and relationship sets
multiple attribute - double ellipse.
a person can have multiple favourite foods
composite attribute - ellipse
a person can have only one family name and one given name
derived attribute - dashed ellipse
one attribute is calculated from another attribute. The derived attribute may not be stored in the database but rather calculated using algorithm.
Entity Sets
An entity set can be viewed as either
a set of entities with the same set of attributes (extensional view of entity set)
an abstract descripion of a class of entites (intensional view os entity set)
An entity may belong to more than one entity sets.
"Data" in a database ≅ collection of (extensional) entity sets.
Keys
key (superkey) is a set of attributes
whose set of values are distinct over entity set
natural (e.g. name + address + birthday) or artificial (s.g. SSN)
A candidate key is any superkey such that no proper subset of its attributes is also a superkey
A primary key is one candidate key chosen by the database designer
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Relationship Sets
Relationship: an association among several entities.
E.g. Customer#9876 is the owner of Account#12345.
Relationship set: collection of relationships of the same type.
Degree: # of entities involved in reln, in ER model ≥ 2
Cardinality: # of associated entities on each side of reln
Participation: # of associated entities be in the reln
Example: relationship participation
Examples: relationship cardinality
The role of aeach entity in a relationship is usually implicit
If ambiguity arises, can explicitly name the role
Role names become more important when developing SQL schemas
In some cases, a relationship nees associated attriutes.
(Price and quantity are related to products in a particular shop)
Sometims, a shop is an entity or an attribute depends on how much imformation we need from that shop.
Weak Entity Sets
Weak entities
exist only because of association whih strong entities.
have no key of their own, have a discriminator
Subclasses and Inheritance
A subclass of an entity set A is a set of entities:
with all attributes of A, plus (usually) it own attributes
that is involved in all of A's relationships, plus its own
Properties of subclass:
overlapping or disjoint
total or partial
Special case: entity has one subclass ("B is-a A" specialisation)
Design Using the ER Model
ER model: simple, powerful set of data modelling tools.
Some considerations in designing ER models:
should an "object" be represented by an attribute or entity?
is a "concept" best expressed as an entity or relationship?
should we use n-way relnship or several 2-way relnships?
is an "object" a strong or weak entity? (usually strong)
are there subclasses/superclasses within the entities?
ER diagrams are typically too large to fit on a single screen.
One commonly used strategy:
define entity sets separately, showing attributes
combine entitities and relationships on a single diagram
if very large design, may use several linked diagrams
Exercise
Exercise 1: GMail Data Model
Consider the Google Mail system.
Develop an informal data model for it by identifying:
the data items involved (objects and their attributes)
relationships between these data items
constraints on the data and relationships
Solution
Exercise: Amazon Data Model
Consider the Amazon web site
Develop an informal data model for it by identifying:
the data items involved (objects and their attributes)
relationships between these data items
constraints on the data and relationships
Solution
Exercise 3: Medical Information
Patients are identified by an SSN, and their names, addresses and ages must be recorded.
Doctors are identified by an SSN. For each doctor, the name, specialty and years of experience must be recorded.
Each pharmacy has a name, address and phone number. A pharmacy must have a manager.
A pharmacist is identified by an SSN, he/she can only work for one pharmacy. For each pharmacist, the name, qualification must be recorded.
For each drug, the trade name and formula must be recorded.
Every patient has a primary physician. Every doctor has at least one patient.
Each pharmacy sells several drugs, and has a price for each. A drug could be sold at several pharmacies, and the price could vary between pharmacies.
Doctors prescribe drugs for patients. A doctor could prescribe one or more drugs for several patients, and a patient could obtain prescriptions from several doctors. Each prescription has a date and quantity associated with it.
People subclasses
Relationships


Foclóir allows you to search for patients in your system and see recommendations for specialist practitioners that may be suitable referrals for treatment. These results are based on other patients across multiple provider networks, who have accessed the suggested specialist practitioners for similar diagnoses.
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I was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1991.
I have a brother, we were raised by our loving family in Hungary, in a small town called Nyergesujfalu
Let's see where it is on the map
I studied at ELTE - Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest,
my bachelor degree is in Geography, with a Town planning minor.
Since 2015 i live and work in the UK, first with my friends in Ross-on wye, and Hereford.
Since March I live in Leeds with my Husband, and our dog.
I work in Leeds City centre and study at the University of Leeds.
I am studying GIS (Geographic Information Systems) which is a 3 year long, part-time Msc course taught online.
This is my 2nd year here, my studies included so far:
This semester I am studying programming,
where I learnt the basics of how to use the Python programming language.
Building this website on github using html codes is part of my assignment.
In my free time I like:
And this is my favourite city in the world - Budapest
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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2 RATING: 7 /10 --> Good movie
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Easily one of the most highly anticipated movies of the summer (for audiences and yours truly alike), MI2 was filmed in Australia, features the great-looking Tom Cruise with long hair, Thandie Newton looking extremely sweet in her biggest role to date, and ex-Wolverine candidate Dougray Scott as the official "bad guy". Mix all that in with a healthy dose of Mr. John Woo at the helm, and God knows the trailer makes it look like the action-adventure kickass movie of the summer. So is it really that good? Well...
PLOT: Super-spy Ethan Hunt is once again asked to take part in a virtually impossible mission featuring the recovery of a deadly new virus and antidote from a madman bent on unleashing it upon the world.
CRITIQUE: This movie starts off with a bang, downshifts into some pretty long and surprisingly tedious exposition, but ultimately regroups and punches you in the face during its last 30 bone-crunching minutes.  My hopes might've been set too high in the anticipation of full-blown action, and even more so because of the superior talents of director Woo in that regard. Overall, the film was good, but parts leading up to the halfway point just seemed to uneventfully drag along for some strange reason, with talk of viruses, the pharmaceutical angle, and ultimately, one too many rubber mask deceptions (didn't we get enough of these in the first MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, as well as FACE/OFF?). And being one of the few people to have actually really liked the first movie, this one lacked a lot of that cool "spy feel" which I liked so much in the first. Granted, this film also takes some of its time to marinate the new "romance" vibe tossed into its cinematic recipe, but I personally don't go to see John Woo movies in the hopes of finding out more about the birds and the bees. I want to see action, cool stunts, slo-mo shots of guns rattling off and an obscene amount of style.
This film definitely delivers on most of those counts, especially the slo-mos and the proverbial Woo "pigeon scene", but not all in a well-proportioned manner, in my opinion. The last third of the movie finally picks up the pace, presenting us with an awesome motorcycle chase scene which simply has to be seen to be believed, but overall, the pace of the first half actually had me starting to twitch a little (in a "can we get on with it already" kinda way). Of course, most of this review sounds negative only because of my extremely high expectations, so maybe if you go in with lesser anticipation than I did, you might just really love it. I very much enjoyed the film's first twenty minutes or so, which included a great sequence of Tom hanging off the side of a mountain with his little-bittie fingers, and a pretty darn cool car chase. But the film ultimately crushed some of my hyperactivity, with a slower, less in-your-face approach during its next forty-five minutes of set-up. In the end, this film still spends too much time discussing the plot, which could easily be described in a few simple words (bad guy has deadly virus, get bad guy before he sets it free on the world), and not enough time properly dividing up all the action.
I loved both MISSION IMPOSSIBLE and FACE/OFF, both of which I gave 8/10, and despite this film's few great action scenes, decent acting by most, so-so story, and captivating soundtrack, I can't help but feel a little disappointed with thoughts of what-could-have-been. But comparing it to other films and judging it according to my expectations isn't really fair, so I will try and get past that and still recommend this film pretty solidly, despite its leisurely paced build-up and stronger focus on romance. Whatever you do, don't go into it as I did, expecting one of the most action-packed movies of the last few years. Enjoy it as a good film featuring Tommy Cruise, a babe, Ving Rhames sitting in front of a monitor for two hours, an okay premise and a few over-the-top action sequences. All in all, I liked it and look forward to a part trois.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Note: Anthony Hopkins has no more than five minutes of screen time in this entire movie. Thandie Newton played "Beloved" in the 1998 Oprah Winfrey movie of the same name, and was previously featured in another Tom Cruise film, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE. She played Yvette. Her mom is Zimbabwean and her dad, English. The character of Wallis in this film is played by none other than William R. Mapother, cousin of actor Tom Cruise. Tom's birth name is Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. Bad guy Dougray Scott was originally cast as the character of Wolverine in the X-MEN movie, but had to leave due to scheduling conflicts with MI2. He was eventually replaced by Hugh Jackman.
Review Date: May 24, 2000 Director: John Woo Writer: Robert Towne Producers: Tom Cruise, Terence Chang, Paula Wagner and Paul Hitchcock Actors: Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt Thandie Newton as Nyah Nordoff-Hall Dougray Scott as Sean Ambrose Ving Rhames as Luther Stickell Genre: Action Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
I am a 19 yr old college student who is open to doing basically any and all drugs. I figure nothing but death and pain lies ahead of me nomatter what so I may as well enjoy myself while I can. I have done Alcohol, Pot, Shrooms and DXM. I became friends with a few cool people in my dorm who wanted to do some cocaine, one of which had been strung out on it for about a year previously. We purchased some from some very creepy coke heads on our floor who kept glaring at us.
Let me tell you, coke is totally not what I expected. I expected to be HIGH but on the onset I found coke milder than marijuana. We took out first line around7:30 pm and we just kept snorting a line or two every hour for the next 4 hours. It was the most awsomely fun night of my life. I smoked packs of cigarettes, I danced wildly to Rufus Wainwright. I was extroverted like I had never imagined, I am normally rediculously shy. It made me feel like I was everything I ever wanted to be. I felt like I was walking on air and I couldnt stop TALKING! I bonded and talked to new friends for hours.
We finally finished up our last lines around midnight and then my ex-heavy user friend G. Become so morbidly awfully depressed when it ran out that it gave me quite a scare. There was such deep dispair in his eyes and I knew nothing could comfort him except more coke.
It has been about 17 days since this experience, it has felt like a life time. I think almost daily of doing more. I am resisting because of the look I saw in G's eyes. Still it doesnt get any easier. To my boyfriend I try to pretend that its no big deal and that I will just do coke every once in a while but he doesnt know how much I think about it. Am I already addicted? Sometimes I convince myself that I dont want it but GODDAMN what I wouldnt give for a line right now. I have considered going to the creepy coke heads on my own and getting a whole bunch and save it just for me. But these are the thoughts of a drug addict. I snort coedine just cause I love to snort things now. What is going to become of me?
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


How to compile CrackMapExec for Windows
1. Set up the compilation environment
2. Monkey-Patch the original code
General rules to ensure Windows compatibility:- Remove references to Unix stuff like os.geteuid(), that don't make sense on Windows
- Patch the code section related to term colors from
from termcolor import cprint, colored
to
from termcolor import cprint, colored import colorama colorama.init()
Take a look at the following link for more information on that topic.
- Remove illegal chars in created/accessed filenames
3. Compile
pyinstaller --clean --onefile crackmapexec.py
4. Profit
Find the around-6MB executable in the created dist folder


iOS bashing be damned: Why I switched from Android to iOS in 2013
......and I'm staying even after iOS 7 happened. These are my reasons for staying on iOS, not why you should switch. If you tell me X is the best smartphone platform, I will laugh at you - because there is no clear winner, and the best depends on the requirements of the user.
The biggest reason I switched and am hesitant to go back to Android: phones are too important to fail frequently - they're mission critical. Sometimes, your life depends on it. Random battery drains, hangups, GPS failing to lock on - things like these exist even on the latest version of Android. Version 4.2 had a Bluetooth issue, and so far, it looks like 4.3 has wifi problems on some devices.


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Instance of an on-screen image.
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Dispatch a single event to the attached handlers.
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Function decorator for an event handler.
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Pop the top level of event handlers off the stack.
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Push a level onto the top of the handler stack, then attach zero or
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Register an event type with the dispatcher.
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handler)
Remove a single event handler.
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Remove event handlers from the event stack.
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Attach a single event handler.
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Force immediate removal of the sprite from video memory.
This is often necessary when using batches, as the Python garbage collector will not necessarily call the finalizer as soon as the sprite is garbage.
Draw the sprite at its current position.
See the module documentation for hints on drawing multiple sprites efficiently.
Graphics batch.
The sprite can be migrated from one batch to another, or removed from its batch (for individual drawing). Note that this can be an expensive operation.
Parent graphics group.
The sprite can change its rendering group, however this can be an expensive operation.
Clockwise rotation of the sprite, in degrees.
The sprite image will be rotated about its image's (anchor_x, anchor_y) position.
Scaling factor.
A scaling factor of 1 (the default) has no effect. A scale of 2 will draw the sprite at twice the native size of its image.
Scaled width of the sprite.
Read-only. Invariant under rotation.
Scaled height of the sprite.
Read-only. Invariant under rotation.
Blend opacity.
This property sets the alpha component of the colour of the sprite's vertices. With the default blend mode (see the constructor), this allows the sprite to be drawn with fractional opacity, blending with the background.
An opacity of 255 (the default) has no effect. An opacity of 128 will make the sprite appear translucent.
Blend color.
This property sets the color of the sprite's vertices. This allows the sprite to be drawn with a color tint.
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Online Application
The application process for Makers is said to be rather selective, quoted on their site to be 1 in 10. This ensures they get the people they believe will make it through the course and can put forward to their hiring partners. This is extremely important for them as Makers gets a placement fee when one of their graduates is hired by a partner company and this is where they make a profit.
Having said that, the application itself is not very strenuous, it simply involves two questions to gauge your motivation:
- Why do you want to attend Makers Academy?
- How have you learnt to code so far?
I got a reply five days after submitting my application with instructions to book an interview. I booked it for two weeks after that and was given material to go over before the interview.
 I was told the interview would be split into three parts:
- Introduction to Makers
- A few logic games
- Short pair-programming session
The Interview
My interview experience was great, when I arrived (after getting a little lost) everyone was nice and welcoming and it was all really relaxed. I then met Nikesh who was interviewing me and he told me all about Makers, what they do, what they expect of a student and what the student can expect from them. Essentially if you work extremely hard, learn the content, complete all the challenges on time/to a good standard and you can work well with everyone, then they can confidently present you to their hiring partners.
I didn't really have a logic games section in my interview. After the introduction it was mainly answering questions like, why I wanted to join the course and what I had done prior to the course in terms of coding.
Next was on to the the pair programming, which involved going through a few exercises on Codewars . These exercises should be easy if you've done the preparation they suggested. It was more just showing that you can take advice on board and that you can break down a problem. This was where I was shown the important difference between good code and code that simply works.
The whole process was very relaxed and after the pair programming we just chatted for a while about the course and Nikesh answered any questions I had. I heard back about 5 days later that all went well and I could book my place on the course!
Chris


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public interface StrategyRegistry
An implementation of the strategy pattern. The strategy pattern allows new functionality to be assigned to an existing class. As implemented here, this is a smart lookup between a particular class (called the subject class) and some object instance that can provide the extra functionality (called the strategy). The implementation of the strategy is not relevant to the StrategyRegistry class.
Strategies are registered before they can be used; the registration maps a particular class to a strategy instance. The strategy instance will be used when the subject class matches the registered class, or the subject class inherits from the registered class.
This means that a search must be made that walks the inheritance tree (upwards from the subject class) to find a registered mapping.
In addition, strategies can be registered against interfaces. Searching of interfaces occurs after searching of classes. The exact order is:
The first match terminates the search.
The StrategyRegistry caches the results of search; a subsequent search for the same subject class will be resolved immediately.
StrategyRegistry does a minor tweak of the "natural" inheritance. Normally, the parent class of
an object array (i.e., Foo[]
) is simply Object
, even though you
may assign Foo[]
to a variable of type Object[]
. StrategyRegistry
"fixes" this by searching for Object[]
as if it was the superclass of any object
array. This means that the search path for Foo[]
is Foo[]
,
Object[]
, then a couple of interfaces Cloneable
,
Serializable
, etc. that are implicitily implemented by arrays), and then,
finally, Object
This tweak doesn't apply to arrays of primitives, since such arrays may not be
assigned to Object[]
.
StrategyRegistryImpl
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We are proud to announce the release of HaxeFlixel 4.0.0! This is without a doubt the biggest release yet, with nearly 2000 new commits on the core repository alone since the last release.
The highlights of this release are:
For a more in-depth breakdown of the changes, have a look at our changelog. If you are mostly interested in the breaking changes to upgrade a project using HaxeFlixel 3.3.x, please refer to the upgrade guide.
We would like to thank all contributors who helped with this release in any way, as well as our Patreon supporters. Check out the Financial Summary 06/15 - 02/16 blog post on Patreon if you're wondering what we do with your donations.
Going forward, there are two things we want to foucs on:
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If you haven’t heard about Microservices, go here and read about them!
For a long time I’ve writen all my microservices using Python because Java had a massive overhead (called a Servlet Container).
I’m not sure how I stumbled upon DropWizard, but it has done something that I thought impossible: My Ops side has loved Java back.
What do I want?
I want to be able to define a simple REST service and publish it with as little dependencies as possible.
Yes, I can write a JAX-RS class and run:
->%mvn jetty:run
And my servlet container will expose my REST service… but let’s face it, deploying services like this will not take us too far. Like, are you planning to run a Jetty/Tomcat service per MicroService you want to expose??? Yes, this is where my Ops side of me was cringing big time.
True, I could bundle services and… and little by little we will find ourselves walking away from our beloved Microservices because of “Operations is complicated”. Operations is hard, we all know that, but a good architecture has to provide enough tools to satisfy our design goals without compromise our operations.
Solution? I’m sure It won’t surprise any of my followers: it’s to use Docker and… DropWizard!!!
How, you don’t know DropWizard? run to their website and sort that out: NOW! DropWizard does a lot of things, one of them is awesome: It allows you to write a JAX-RS class and run it from your command line. I mean, it creates a fat jar file that you can then run:
java -jar my_microservice-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar server my_microservice_conf.yml
And… it will expose your rest service in the port 8080 (and it comes with an admin freebie in port 8081 <– my ops side of me is very happy about this).
Now… what happens if you build a Docker image that runs that instruction? That you have an easy way to run/test/distribute your microservice.
sudo docker run -d -p 9094:8080 7887:8081 ipedrazas/m_dotmarks:latest
Note that all my microservices are exposed using the default ports: 8080 and 8081 and then I re-map them when running them in Docker. Why? because it gives me more flexibility and I don’t have to worry about Ops while doing Dev (yes, developers do not decide how to run the service).
As always, I strongly recommend to run nginx as a gateway to your dockerized services. In this case our two ports 8080 and 8081 will be remmaped to 9094 (that nginx will expose using a url like api.dotmarks.net/dotmarks) and 7887 that will be used internally only.
These holidays I’ve been rewriting my dotMarks app originally in python in Java using DropWizard and I will be releasing the code once it works.
Stay tunned!


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You can choose to follow one of our 'curated' tours (with their own numbered waypoints), or simply make your own way between markers and explore what you find. You can use the map as a guide when you're out and about in Swansea, or for a virtual tour from wherever you are in the world.
If you use the tour map on a GPS-enabled device such as a smart phone or tablet, you will be able to track your location as you move around the map.
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The oscillator type without the partialsCount appended to the end
The detune value in cents (100th of a semitone).
The frequency value of the oscillator
'partialCount' offers an alternative way to set the number of used partials. When partialCount is 0, the maximum number of partials are used when representing the waveform using the periodicWave. When 'partials' is set, this value is not settable, but equals the length of the partials array. A square wave wave is composed of only odd harmonics up through the harmonic series. Partial count can limit the number of harmonics which are used to generate the waveform.
The partials describes the relative amplitude of each of the harmonics of the oscillator. The first value in the array is the first harmonic (i.e. the fundamental frequency), the second harmonic is an octave up, the third harmonic is an octave and a fifth, etc. The resulting oscillator output is composed of a sine tone at the relative amplitude at each of the harmonic intervals.
Setting this value will automatically set the type to "custom". The value is an empty array when the type is not "custom".
The phase is the starting position within the oscillator's cycle. For example a phase of 180 would start halfway through the oscillator's cycle.
The oscillator's type. Also capable of setting the first x number of partials of the oscillator. For example: "sine4" would set be the first 4 partials of the sine wave and "triangle8" would set the first 8 partials of the triangle wave.
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Assessment arrangements confirmed for GCSE sociology and PE (short course), plus AS and A level statistics, geology and politics
Ofqual has confirmed the assessment arrangements for several GCSE, AS and A level qualifications that will be taught from September 2017. These decisions follow 3 consultations which ran during 2015 and are for the following subjects:
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| Sociology | Statistics |
| PE (short course) | Geology |
| Politics |
We consulted on assessment arrangements for GCSE sociology (July-September 2015), AS and A level statistics (September-November 2015) and GCSE PE and AS and A level geology and politics (November 2015-January 2016). We have made these decisions now alongside the finalisation of the subject content from the Department for Education (DfE).
In each consultation our proposals were for how much non-exam assessment we should require in each subject, whether GCSE subjects should use tiering in their assessment and what assessment objectives we should set for exam boards to use in their qualifications.
In making these decisions we have considered responses to the consultation as well as equality and regulatory impact assessments that we undertook. Our decisions also reflect the subject content requirements published by DfE for both GCSEs and AS and A levels .
We have set out our decisions and the reasons for them in full under each of the consultation pages.
The decisions we have taken are summarised below.
In these subjects we decided not to change the weightings for non-exam assessment in these qualifications from those that we consulted on. We explain why in the decisions documents in the consultation pages (above). The weightings for non-exam assessment that we will require in reformed qualifications are set out below.
| Subject | GCSE - current weighting of non-exam assessment | GCSE - new weighting of non-exam assessment | A level - current weighting of non-exam assessment | A level - new weighting of non-exam assessment | AS - current weighting of non-exam assessment | AS - new weighting of non-exam assessment |
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| Sociology | 0% | 0% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| PE (short course) | 60% | 40% | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Statistics | N/A | N/A | 0% to 4.16% | 0% | 0% to 8.33% | 0% |
| Geology | N/A | N/A | 20 to 30% | 0% (with separate reporting of practical skills) | 20 to 30% | 0% |
| Politics | N/A | N/A | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
In line with our consultation proposals, we have decided that neither GCSE sociology nor PE (short course) should have a tiered assessment. In line with current practice, all reformed AS and A levels will be untiered.
After considering the responses to our consultation and reviewing the changes the DfE has made to the content requirements following its consultation, we have finalised the assessment objectives for the subjects on which we consulted. The final versions for each subject are available and should be read alongside the published DfE content.
We will shortly be launching consultations on the conditions and guidance we need to put in place to implement our decisions and, where appropriate, set any further detailed requirements needed to secure standards in a particular subject.


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Charlie Taylor: Academy freedoms for pupil referral units will help fix the flawed system that is failing vulnerable children.
The Government’s Behaviour Advisor Charlie Taylor has called on the best Pupil Referral Units (PRUs) to take advantage of academy freedoms, to drive up quality of education and develop closer relationships with schools in their area.
From today, excellent PRUs are now able to apply to become an academy, with the first opening from September this year. This means they will take full control of their budgets and staffing, allowing them to work in the best interest of their pupils. They will also be able to build better partnerships with other schools, diversify their provision, develop new areas of expertise, and help other PRUs to improve.
PRU and other Alternative Provision providers cater for vulnerable pupils who do not attend mainstream schools because of things like behaviour, exclusion, illness, teenage pregnancy, or because they do not have a school place. Figures published for the first time last year show that in 2009/10, only 1.4 per cent of pupils in alternative provision achieved five or more GCSEs at grade A*-C, or equivalent, including English and mathematics. This compares with 53.4 per cent in all schools in England.
PRUs have not been able to become Academies until now. However, the Government believes that they should have the same opportunities as other great schools.
Charlie Taylor said today:
We currently have a flawed system that fails to provide for some of the most vulnerable children in the country. If we fail to give them a first-class education then, as the events of this summer showed, we will all pay a heavy price.
It is no coincidence that with great leadership and with more independence, mainstream academies flourish and improve faster than the national average. Heads of the best PRUs tell me that they want the same freedoms to improve education for the most vulnerable children. There is no reason why they should be denied this.
Seamus Oates, head teacher at the Bridge Academy - an outstanding-rated Pupil Referral Unit - in West London, said:
We are enormously excited by the opportunities that academy conversion will offer good or outstanding PRUs. Whilst we have always received excellent support from Hammersmith and Fulham Local Authority we welcome the additional freedoms to manage our budgets, curriculum and offer in much the same way as established academies. I have no doubt that Alternative Provision Academies will deliver high quality outcomes for young people unable to manage in mainstream settings.
John D’Abbro, Head of the New Rush Hall Group of PRUs in Redbridge, said:
Converting to Academies will give outstanding PRUs the greater freedoms and the autonomy that our Mainstream and Special School colleagues have enjoyed for years. My hope is that these greater freedoms and pending legislation will allow PRUs to work even more effectively with schools and pupils.
Experimental statistics on Key Stage 4 (GCSE) achievements of pupils in alternative provision in 2009/10 are available from the publications section .
Ofsted’s report on alternative provision can be found on their website .
Charlie Taylor has been a behavioural specialist for over 10 years. He has taught every age group, coached teachers in behaviour management techniques, worked in tough inner city primary and comprehensive schools. He is currently on secondment at the Department for Education as the Government’s Expert Adviser on behaviour. He is head teacher of The Willow, a special school for children with behavioural, emotional and social difficulties in West London. Within a year of joining, the school received an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted report. He also worked as a freelance behaviour consultant holds regular workshops for parents. He lives in London and is married with three children.
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External validity indices compare a predicted clustering result with a reference class or gold standard.
ev_nmi(pred.lab, ref.lab, method = "emp") ev_confmat(pred.lab, ref.lab)
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| method | method of computing the entropy. Can be any one of "emp", "mm", "shrink", or "sg". |
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ev_confmat
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accuracy
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kap
: Cohen's kappa
sens
: Sensitivity
spec
: Specificity
ppv
: Positive predictive value
npv
: Negative predictive value
mcc
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j_index
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bal_accuracy
: Balanced accuracy
detection_prevalence
: Detection prevalence
precision
: alias for ppv
recall
: alias for sens
f_meas
: F Measure
ev_nmi
calculates the normalized mutual information
ev_confmat
calculates a variety of statistics associated with
confusion matrices. Accuracy, Cohen's kappa, and Matthews correlation
coefficient have direct multiclass definitions, whereas all other
metrics use macro-averaging.
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Strehl A, Ghosh J. Cluster ensembles: a knowledge reuse framework for combining multiple partitions. J. Mach. Learn. Res. 2002;3:583-617.
Johnson Liu, Derek Chiu
set.seed(1) E <- matrix(rep(sample(1:4, 1000, replace = TRUE)), nrow = 100, byrow = FALSE) x <- sample(1:4, 100, replace = TRUE) y <- sample(1:4, 100, replace = TRUE) ev_nmi(x, y)#> [1] 0.05665824ev_confmat(x, y)#> # A tibble: 13 x 3 #> .metric .estimator .estimate #> <chr> <chr> <dbl> #> 1 accuracy multiclass 0.36 #> 2 kap multiclass 0.137 #> 3 sens macro 0.349 #> 4 spec macro 0.785 #> 5 ppv macro 0.344 #> 6 npv macro 0.785 #> 7 mcc multiclass 0.138 #> 8 j_index macro 0.134 #> 9 bal_accuracy macro 0.567 #> 10 detection_prevalence macro 0.25 #> 11 precision macro 0.344 #> 12 recall macro 0.349 #> 13 f_meas macro 0.345


PETER THE DEVIL.
THE church at Altarnun is said to have been built from the remains of an ancient nunnery which had been founded in the early days of Christianity by the saint to whom it was dedicated.
There was a peculiar sanctity about all that surrounded this little church and its holy well, and few were unfaithful enough to scoff at any of the holy traditions of the sacred place.
About the time of Charles II., an under-clerk or deacon of this church was called Peter, and he is said to have been a man of exceedingly bad character. He scoffed at holy things, and--unless he was belied--he made use of his position for merely temporal benefit, and was not remarkable for his honesty. He was, moreover, the terror of the neighbourhood. Common report insisting on it that Peter had been known to disentomb the dead, whether for the purpose of stealing rings and other trinkets which may have been buried, as some said, or for the purpose of renewing his youth, as others suggested, by mysterious contact with the dead, was not clearly made out. He was invariably called Peter Jowle, or Joule--that is, Peter the Devil. At the age of a hundred he was a gray-headed, toothless man; but then, by some diabolical incantation, he is said to have caused new black hairs to spring forth amongst those which were white with age, and then also new teeth grew in his jaws. Peter is said to have, died when he was more than a hundred and fifty years old.


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FACE/OFF (Paramount) Starring: John Travolta, Nicolas Cage, Joan Allen, Alessandro Nivola. Screenplay: Mike Webb and Michael Colleary. Producers: David Permut, Terence Chang, Christopher Godsick, Barrie M. Osborne. Director: John Woo. MPAA Rating: R (violence, profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 135 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
In John Woo's FACE/OFF, two men exchange faces. They don't wear masks of one another or impersonate one another -- they actually, physically exchange faces. Castor Troy (Nicolas Cage) is an infamous international terrorist; Sean Archer (John Travolta) is a Federal anti-terrorist agent who has been obsessed with Castor for six years since Castor was responsible for the death of Archer's young son. After Castor is rendered comatose during his capture, Archer learns that Castor has left a bomb filled with nerve gas somewhere in Los Angeles. Only Castor's imprisoned, paranoid brother Pollux (Alessandro Nivola) also knows the bomb's location, leading Archer to submit to a radical procedure: he will have his own faced surgically replaced by Castor Troy's, then go into prison to get information from Pollux. The problems begin when Castor wakes up, and takes on Archer's face while destroying all evidence of the switch.
The premise is, of course, absolutely ridiculous. It also is absolutely brilliant, and incredibly subversive. Hollywood film-making is built around the idea of the star, around the idea that the audience is always and automatically on the side of the star. It's not necessary to write an interesting character for Arnold Schwarzenegger, because the people in the audience aren't expected to be rooting for the character. They're rooting for Arnold Schwarzenegger, the actor, the star.
FACE/OFF, ridiculous though its premise might be, demands the creation of compelling characters. For the first forty minutes, John Travolta plays Sean Archer, the tormented hero who has the audience's sympathy. Then comes the switch, and suddenly Nicolas Cage is playing Sean Archer. The only way viewers can transfer their allegiance is if they spent the first forty minutes rooting for Sean Archer, not John Travolta.
To make FACE/OFF work, director John Woo had to hand Mike Webb and Michael Colleary's sharp script to a couple of movie stars who could act, who could transcend persona for the demands of a dual role. Both Travolta and Cage are in fine form in FACE/OFF, tearing up scenery with eye-popping relish when playing Castor or seething with intensity as Archer. Of the two, Cage has the greater challenge, and pulls off the more impressive transformation.  Travolta, meanwhile, proves that an action film with thematic depth can still be a whole lot of fun, riffing on Cage's manic acting style and offering self-deprecating observations about his own "ridiculous chin." Woo delivers the kind of surging action summer movie-goers have come to expect, while adding touches they probably don't expect: evocative musical interludes, confident pacing and -- wonder of wonders -- an actual script.
FACE/OFF only really loses its way late in the film, when an apparently climactic showdown between Archer and Troy in a church instead turns into a speedboat chase chock-a-block with explosions. Woo has always loved his action on a grand scale -- grand opera, actually -- but the final ten minutes of FACE/OFF are just a bit much, especially at the tail end of 135 minutes of running time. Perhaps Woo, who built a loyal following by filling his Hong Kong action films with stories of guilt, family ties and redemption, was so excited to be making this kind of film in America that he just didn't want it to end. He certainly pulls of a neat trick in FACE/OFF, investing a conventional genre with unconventional resonance. He also challenges the star system of 1990s Hollywood with the revolutionary notion that an audience can invest itself emotionally in the characters in the story, not just the names above the title.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 about faces: 8.
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PySHAC : Python Sequential Halving and Classification¶
PySHAC is a python library to use the Sequential Halving and Classification algorithm from the paper Parallel Architecture and Hyperparameter Search via Successive Halving and Classification with ease.
Note : This library is not affiliated with Google.
Documentation¶
Stable build documentation can be found at PySHAC Documentation.
It contains a User Guide, as well as explanation of the different engines that can be used with PySHAC.
| Topic | Link |
|---|---|
| Installation | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/install/ |
| User Guide | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/guide/ |
| Managed Engines | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/managed/ |
| Custom Hyper Parameters | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/custom-hyper-parameters/ |
| Serial Evaluation | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/serial-execution/ |
| External Dataset Training | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/external-dataset-training/ |
| Callbacks | http://titu1994.github.io/pyshac/callbacks/ |
Installation¶
This library is available for Python 2.7 and 3.4+ via pip for Windows, MacOSX and Linux.
pip install pyshac
To install the master branch of this library :
git clone https://github.com/titu1994/pyshac.git cd pyshac pip install . or pip install .[tests] # to also include dependencies necessary for testing
To install the requirements before installing the library :
pip install -r "requirements.txt"
To build the docs, additional packages must be installed :
pip install -r "doc_requirements.txt"
Getting started with PySHAC¶
First, build the set of hyper parameters. The three main HyperParameter classes are :¶
- DiscreteHyperParameter
- UniformContinuousHyperParameter
- NormalContinuousHyperParameter
There are also 3 additional hyper parameters, which are useful when a parameter needs to be sampled multiple times for each evaluation :
- MultiDiscreteHyperParameter
- MultiUniformContinuousHyperParameter
- MultiNormalContinuousHyperParameter
These multi parameters have an additional argument sample_count
which can be used to sample multiple times
per step.
Note: The values will be concatenated linearly, so each multi parameter will have a list of values
returned in the resultant OrderedDict. If you wish to flatten the entire search space, you can
use pyshac.flatten_parameters
on this OrderedDict.
import pyshac # Discrete parameters dice_rolls = pyshac.DiscreteHyperParameter('dice', values=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]) coin_flip = pyshac.DiscreteHyperParameter('coin', values=[0, 1]) # Continuous Parameters classifier_threshold = pyshac.UniformContinuousHyperParameter('threshold', min_value=0.0, max_value=1.0) noise = pyshac.NormalContinuousHyperParameter('noise', mean=0.0, std=1.0)
Setup the engine¶
When setting up the SHAC engine, we need to define a few important parameters which will be used by the engine :
- Hyper Parameter list: A list of parameters that have been declared. This will constitute the search space.
- Total budget: The number of evaluations that will occur.
- Number of batches: The number of samples per batch of evaluation.
- Objective: String value which can be either
max
ormin
. Defines whether the objective should be maximised or minimised. - Maximum number of classifiers: As it suggests, decides the upper limit of how many classifiers can be trained. This is optional, and usually not required to specify.
import numpy as np import pyshac # define the parameters param_x = pyshac.UniformContinuousHyperParameter('x', -5.0, 5.0) param_y = pyshac.UniformContinuousHyperParameter('y', -2.0, 2.0) parameters = [param_x, param_y] # define the total budget as 100 evaluations total_budget = 100 # 100 evaluations at maximum # define the number of batches num_batches = 10 # 10 samples per batch # define the objective objective = 'min' # minimize the squared loss shac = pyshac.SHAC(parameters, total_budget, num_batches, objective)
Training the classifiers¶
To train a classifier, the user must define an Evaluation function. This is a user defined function, that accepts 2 or more inputs as defined by the engine, and returns a python floating point value.
The Evaluation Function receives at least 2 inputs :
- Worker ID: Integer id that can be left alone when executing only on CPU or used to determine the iteration number in the current epoch of evaluation.
- Parameter OrderedDict: An OrderedDict which contains the (name, value) pairs of the Parameters passed to the engine.
- Since it is an ordered dict, if only the values are required,
list(parameters.values())
can be used to get the list of values in the same order as when the Parameters were declared to the engine. - These are the values of the sampled hyper parameters which have passed through the current cascade of models.
- Since it is an ordered dict, if only the values are required,
An example of a defined evaluation function :
# define the evaluation function def squared_error_loss(id, parameters): x = parameters['x'] y = parameters['y'] y_sample = 2 * x - y # assume best values of x and y and 2 and 0 respectively y_true = 4. return np.square(y_sample - y_true)
A single call to shac.fit()
will begin training the classifiers.
There are a few cases to consider:
- There can be cases where the search space is not large enough to train the maximum number of classifier (usually 18).
- There may be instances where we want to allow some relaxations of the constraint that the next batch must pass through all of the previous classifiers. This allows classifiers to train on the same search space repeatedly rather than divide the search space.
In these cases, we can utilize a few additional parameters to allow the training behaviour to better adapt to these circumstances. These parameters are :
- skip_cv_checks: As it suggests, if the number of samples per batch is too small, it is preferable to skip the cross validation check, as most classifiers will not pass them.
- early_stop: Determines whether training should halt as soon as an epoch of failed learning occurs. This is useful when evaluations are very costly.
- relax_checks: This will instead relax the constrain of having the sample pass through all classifiers to having the classifier past through most of the classifiers. In doing so, more samples can be obtained for the same search space.
# `early stopping` default is False, and it is preferred not to use it when using `relax checks` shac.fit(squared_error_loss, skip_cv_checks=True, early_stop=False, relax_checks=True)
Sampling the best hyper parameters¶
Once the models have been trained by the engine, it is as simple as calling predict()
to sample multiple samples or batches of parameters.
Samples can be obtained in a per instance or per batch (or even a combination) using the two parameters - num_samples
and num_batches
.
# sample a single instance of hyper parameters parameter_samples = shac.predict() # Gets 1 sample. # sample multiple instances of hyper parameters parameter_samples = shac.predict(10) # Gets 10 samples. # sample a batch of hyper parameters parameter_samples = shac.predict(num_batches=5) # samples 5 batches, each containing 10 samples. # sample multiple batches and a few additional instances of hyper parameters parameter_samples = shac.predict(5, 5) # samples 5 batches (each containing 10 samples) and an additional 5 samples.
Examples¶
Examples based on the Branin
and Hartmann6
problems can be found in the Examples folder.
An example of how to use the TensorflowSHAC
engine is provided in the example foldes as well.
Comparison scripts of basic optimization, Branin
and Hartmann6
using Tensorflow Eager 1.8 are provided in the respective folders.
Evaluation of Branin¶
Brannin to close to the true optima as described in the paper.
Evaluation of Hardmann 6¶
Hartmann 6 was a much harder dataset, and results are worse than Random Search 2x and the one from the paper. Perhaps it was due to a bad run, and may be fixed with larger budget for training.
Evaluation of Simple Optimization Objective¶
The task is to sample two parameters x
and y
, such that z = 2 * x - y
and we want z
to approach the value of 4. We utilize MSE
as the metric between z and the optimal value.
Evaluation of Hyper Parameter Optimization¶
The task is to sample hyper parameters which provide high accuracy values using TensorflowSHAC engine.


1. Overview
First you need to decide which kind of ProvidableKey
you want. A plain String
might be working, but using the GenericProvidableKey
with a typealias will be just fine.
enum ServicesKeyType { } // will never be instantiated
typealias Services = GenericProvidableKey<Services>
let serviceInjector = LazyInjector<Services>().globalize().erase()
serviceInjector // only Services will fit in here
You can use a globalized LazyInjector
to provide your global services. This injector will be passed to every ViewController
. Thereafter we erase the Injector
in order to get rid of generics (Injector where Key = MyKey
vs. AnyInjector<MyKey>
).
// this will be passed to your RootViewController
let appInjector = LazyInjector<Services>().globalize().erase()
On segues, you can compose the Injector
the ViewController
received (for your RootViewController: appInjector
).
protocol SessionService { }
extension Provider {
static var sessionService: Provider<Services, SessionService> {
return .derive()
}
}
// then
var segueInjector = StrictInjector<Services>()
segueInjector.inject(mySession, for: .sessionService)
let navInjector = segueInjector.compose(appInjector)
// All changes will now be performed on segueInjector by default,
// but contents of appInjector are available, too


Quick Start - How to rotate a 360 photo:
Use the mouse to move the photo around. Click on
and
to rotate it as desired.
Click on to save.
Details:
This page is inspired by several articles by Henry Segerman on Möbius transformations and spherical image editing. I wrote about the design of this page here.
There is a video showing how to use it here.
Transformations:
Möbius transformations:
Rotate left around fixed points.(*) Successive clicks speed up the rotation speed.
Rotate right.
Stop rotating.
No rotation.
Do conformal zoom in on point 1, out on point 2. (*)
Do conformal zoom out on point 1, in on point 2. (*)
Cancel zoom.
Set Fixed Point 1 at center of viewport. When debugging, this point is represented by a red dot on the image.
Set Fixed Point 2 at center of viewport. When debugging, this point is represented by a blue dot on the image.
Show/hide dots representing fixed points.
(*) If you click on rotate or zoom without having first selected the fixed points, the system will set the current center of the viewport to be fixed point 1, and the antipodal point to be fixed point 2.
Complex transformations:
If selected, these are applied after the Möbius transformations have been applied. The effects can be combined.
Successive clicks increment n.
Successive clicks decrement n.
Successive clicks toggle the effect on/off.
Successive clicks toggle the effect on/off.
Miscellaneous other functions:
Download the modified 360 photo as an equirectangular image.
Turn off all transforms, revert to original image.
Toggle view to see effect of transformations on the rectangular texture.
Camera Controls:
These have no effect on the image that is downloaded. They just effect how the camera works, but not the underlying image.
Rotate camera to left. Successive clicks increase the speed.
Rotate camera up. Stops at the zenith.
Rotate camera down. Stops at the nadir.
Rotate camera to the right.
Stop rotating the camera.
Flip camera around to view the antipodal point opposite the current position.
Decrease the field of view by 15%.
Increase the field of view by 15%.
The code is on GitHub at: https://github.com/rwoodley/SphericalPhotoToolkit
Note that if you plan to upload a picture that has been created by this app to something like Facebook, some post-processing is required. This app does not insert the EXIF tags that Facebook and others require. These are the steps required to get Facebook to recognize your photo as a 360 photo:
1 - Convert it from a PNG to a JPG. Many ways to do this.
2 - I use exiftool to add in the meta data. For instance:
exiftool -MAKE='RICOH' -Model='RICOH THETA S' mypic.jpg
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@rwoodley
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If this world would drop the scales from their eyes but once, and see what is designed for the benefit and salvation of mankind, by the course the saints are pursuing, we think that persecution would find less advocates, and honest men more friends. Instead of falsehood, foolish reports, vague surmises, and lies as empty as the space of air they occupy, we would see honest men, act like the wise men of old, we have see the star in the east and have come to worship the man child. Now ye great of the earth, without honest intention a prophet and the sprit of God, who told those ‘wise men’ to go and worship the babe in the manger?


This script started like a game in a boring moment. At the end, it comes something useful. So i decided to make it better and share it.
I know, that isn't Fancybox.
All begin with...

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...and remember to add:
<link href="css/slyshow.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
...

Insert on your HTML all div tag that you want, but remember, class can have any name you want, but must have this sintax:
class='nameClass nameClass_1'
You can personalize every single coin width your preferred background...
.nameClass_0{ background-image: url('../img/8775428047_653ee3989e_o.jpg'); background-position: 0 0; background-repeat: no-repeat; }
...and personalized the dimension of the coins(remember width and height must be same, otherwise you'll have eggs!)
.nameClass{ width: 320px; height: 320px; }
In the end add, in header or in your custom javascript file these strings
$(document).ready(function(){ $(".ground").click(function(){ $(this).slyshow(); }); });
Can personalize the slyshow options, these are the defaults:
$(this).slyshow({ speed : 300, //transition speed in milliseconds colorShadow : "", //color of the image's shadow leftText : "←", //name for the left button rightText : "→", //name for the right button closeText : "X", //name for the close button actual_el : 0, //current element(automatically updated by the script) keyboardControl : true, //is keyboard controlled? mouseControl : true, //is mouse controlled? responsive : true //is responsive? });