Here is a quick preview. Please be sure that you've selected the correct schedule. If you found a mistake in the schedule, please use the contact form to report the error. Thank you.
Here is a quick preview. Please be sure that you've selected the correct schedule. If you found a mistake in the schedule, please use the contact form to report the error. Thank you.
This is bell.ninja! Yes, "ninja" is a TLD, or a top-level domain, similar to "com". Bell Ninja is a website that allows for easier access to information regarding Riviera Prepratory Schools' schedules and special events. Most visitors load the website to check when the next bell is going to ring. The website can very accurately tell when the next bell rings. (Well, most of the time) Unfortunately, the website's reliability for getting information about school events cannot be guaranteed because information is updated on the fly by a human. If you are looking for information regarding the school's COVID-19 response, be sure to go to their official website here: rivieraschools.com
If you seek more information about the website, feel free to contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thanks!
This website is not owned or operated by Riviera Schools. It may be affiliated in that it is run and maintained by a student.
This will eventually turn to just lunch and you won't have to click "here". (It seemed like a reasonable idea to include an info block for the beginning of the shool year.)
These are the most common issues that are encountered when using Bell Ninja. Please select your issue. If this cannot be resolved, feel free to use the contact form.
Sorry if you are having issues with the website. Technical help is always available through the following email:
In some cases, an incorrect entry can happen when a new schedule is inputted. If the schedule is ringing 5-15 minutes off, please alert me by emailing the email below (more contact information available in the contact section)
Bell Ninja calculates the difference between your time and the time of the next bell ring. In some rare cases, if your device time is wrong, the countdown timer will be wrong. Check if your tablet has the correct time by comparing it against an atomic clock. An excellent resource is a website called time.gov (Clickable)If your device's time is wrong, it might be a good idea to check with the administration to get your tablet sorted out. (All Riviera Schools tablets appear to have a restriction on general device settings, so fixing you're devices time cannot be done without the help of an administrator.)
Seeing "NaN aN aN aN"? You might be using an unsupported browser. The most compatible browser to use with Bell Ninja seems to be Google Chrome.
Have a question that is not listed here? Here's a support email. Please allow 1-2 days for a response.
Bell Ninja is now optimised for use with Windows tablets such as Microsoft's Surface Pro. You could use a smart phone to access the website, but be sure to maintain a level of tolerance. There may be visualization bugs and even functionality bugs.
Safari is the least compatible browser for Bell Ninja. IOS devices using Safari, such as iPhones, iPads, and Macs tend to not work with Bell Ninja.
Check your wifi reception. If it is low, try getting indoors. Stay away from the field when trying to get the best wifi reception. Bell Ninja requires internet connection to refresh the time after the bell rings.
If the website still doesn't load, your browser may have some corrupt data that is preventing you from accessing certain websites. Try clearing your browsing cookies.
If you are still having trouble, feel free to contact.


This is a site for resources relating to the sport of racquetball. If you have something you'd like to add, submit an issue or even better, a pull request.
I have made several vector graphics for illustrations on this site, including a base court graphic. Feel free to download and modify it to make your own graphics. Unlike photos, vector graphics can be resized to any size without losing quality, so they are ideal for both websites and printing at different sizes.


Hi Stephen,
Happy Wednesday. Please find attached a spreadsheet consisting of a
confidence rating, the entity names from your ontology, the closest
Wikipedia entry to that entity, and the "un-comma-ed" string that we
used to search Wikipedia.
I did the alignment into Wikipedia and Colin did the confidence
ratings today. We think that things in the 8-9 confidence range are
highly reliable, but the things with a 7 or lower need manual
review. Things at this level may match just a last name or a first
name, but not both. That leaves you with 1784 good alignments, and
about 659 to go through and review. Things with a 3 or lower are
basically a lost cause.
We'd recommend having a someone go through and add another column
and just mark Y if it is a match and N if it isn't for a hand
spot-check. After that, you could either look for good matches for
the unmatched ones, or just move on with what you've got.
There's two files, a raw "tsv" (tab-separated values) file in
Unicode (UTF-8), which is great for a programmer to mess with. I
went ahead and made a native Excel version just to keep all the
accent marks for manual review if using a spreadsheet program.
Either way can be transformed back to something programmable.
If you'd like to chat about next steps with the datasets, I'll be
free on Thursday (tomorrow) 4-7pm eastern, 1-4pm pacific.
Best,


Intro
Hi, my name is Vince! Welcome to my homepage. I was born in the Netherlands and moved to the U.S. when I was three, growing up in the Southern Maine/New Hampshire area.
Hi, my name is Vince! Welcome to my homepage. I was born in the Netherlands and moved to the U.S. when I was three, growing up in the Southern Maine/New Hampshire area.
This site was built using HTML5, JavaScript, and jQuery.


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Bruce Tate is an author and CTO from Austin, Texas. As the Chief Technology Officer of Sentient Services, he is responsible for building the market research platform iCanMakeItBetter. His focus is using small productive teams to bring complex applications to the marketplace. As an author and speaker, he has written more than ten books including two JOLT award winners, most recently the book Seven Languages in Seven Weeks. He is the editor for the Seven in Seven line of books, including Seven Databases in Seven Weeks, with several other books under development. When he is not coding, Bruce is an avid kayaker, climber, and mountain biker. When not coding, you can find him riding the bike trails by his home on Lake Travis or icing his most recent injury.
1. Do something nontrivial in a language radically different from the one you use
2. Value humility
3. Nap


Symbol Index for "Timepoint Valued Qualifier"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Timepoint Valued Qualifier"
Category Valued Qualifier (Class)
Image Valued Qualifier (Class)
Measured Qualifier (Class)
Phenomenon Qualifier (Class)
PhenQ/Value Type (Generalization Node)
Text Valued Qualifier (Class)
Timepoint (Class)
Timepoint Valued Qualifier (Class)
value (Association)


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My friends have asked me to stop singing Oasis in public. I said maybe.


Benue: ICPC Arraigns Ortom’s Aide Over Alleged N4.7b Contract Scam
by Donatus AnichukwuezeStephen Amase, the principal private secretary to Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom, and a former Commissioner for Works, Manger T Emmanuel, have been arraigned by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related Offences Commission (ICPC) over alleged N4.7billion fraud.
The ICPC said the suspects were charged before Justice S.O Itodo of the Benue State High Court in Makurdi.
A statement by the ICPC Spokesperson, Mrs Rasheedat Okoduwa, says: “The suspects were arraigned for conferring unfair advantage upon themselves and for holding indirect private interests in a contract valued at N4,766,858,449.63.” The offence which was committed in March 2016 contravenes Sections 12 and 19 of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000.
The statement said that Amase used his position as Ortom’s principal private secretary, “to secure the N4,766,858,445.63 contract to Tongyi New International Construction Limited from the government he is serving, thereby committing an offence contrary to and punishable under section 19 of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000.”
It quoted the ICPC Prosecution Counsel, G. O Iwuagwu, as telling the court that Emmanuel conspired with Amase to award the contract by misleading the State Tenders Board and State Executive Council.
The counts were read and the accused persons pleaded not guilty.
The Defence counsel, C. A. K. Asheka (SAN), made application for their bail, which was not opposed by the prosecution counsel.


Tutorials
Posted on Tue 19 December 2017 in tutorial by Kazuhiro Terao
If you are looking for "how to get started" with hands-on experience, you are in the right place.
Below is a summary of tutorials made available voluntarily by our group members.
The most (if not all) of them are written in python
, and in fact in jupyter notebook
format.
Installing Jupyter Notebook
Jupyter notebook is not a requirement for using our software, but we share lots of examples in this format. So you might want to install it if you don't have one. Installation is same as many other python packages.
- If you don't have it, install either pip or conda python package manager.
- Either pip install or conda install
jupyter
.
You might find a few glitches. Try googling a solution by copy-and-paste the error message (usually "package X not found") in the browser.
Additional packages: other extremely useful python packages include numpy
, scipy
, matplotlib
, scikit-learn
, and scikit-image
.
Optional packages: want more? you can install tensorflow
and pyqtgraph
!
Quick Start
Before starting, git clone
our tutorial repository. All notebooks in this section can be found there (and you can execute/run the notebook by yourself as you follow the tutorial).
- Jupyter Notebook
- Introduction, very brief on our end. Features awesome Brilliantly wrong blog post by Alex Rogozhnikov)
- larcv Installation
- How to install
larcv
software (our C++ framework for file IO and image processing)
- How to install
- Opening larcv Data File
- What's in the file? Shows how to access images as numpy arrays and visualize them.
- Storing larcv Data File
- Brief demo on how to store your own data.
- Reading larcv Data File Fast
- Covers the basics of the tool you will be using for training a network.
Introduction to Open Data
These links are the blog posts that covered the contents of data files made available in our public data.
- Image classification sample
- Images of 5 different particle types, prepared for an image classification challenge.
- Semantic-segmentation sample
- Images of many particles prepared for semantic-segmentation challenge. Can be also used for object detection and instance-aware semantic segmentation algorithm training!
Training on Open Data
These are tutorial notebooks that actually train a toy algorithm for available open data. Like Quick Start, you can find these notebooks in our tutorial repository. But these examples use our public data which you have to download before executing the notebooks.
- Image classification training
- Train a network to classify an image containing one of 5 particles (e-, gamma, mu-, pi+, proton).
- Image classification inference
- Example of how to run an analysis (inference) using the trained network's weights.
- Semantic segmentation training
- Train U-ResNet for track/shower separation.
- Semantic segmentation inference
- coming soon
LArCV
Coming soon


This project is intended to help show Autolab's feedback behavior. Tango will simply run 'cat' on the file submitted, thus giving the user easy control over what 'output' is received by Autolab.


Journey So Far
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Meet Our Team
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Our relay server is at the heart of our infrastructure and allows you to precisely schedule and manage multiple email accounts. It also schedules and creates the emails for our email warmup service.
When you order an Email Relay Server, it will take a few hours to set up. You will get an email with all the detail on how to connect it to the Mautic software. Then, you will be able to use all the email addresses you added to the warmup service.
We are using “Cutting edge marketing automation empowered by Mautic.” To use Mautic for cold email, we have created an infrastructure that allows you to precisely schedule and manage multiple email accounts.
After you have received the details of the Relay Server and connected it to your Mautic server, you will be able to use all the email addresses you added to the warmup service.
To get started with Mautic, we suggest doing a quick tutorial with one of the many tutorials on Youtube. Very soon we will be launching our course.


This page gives examples of the textarea widget capabilities.
This is an example of a textarea validation widget. There are three validation techniques: validation can occur as-you-type (Change), when the textarea looses focus (Blur) or only when the form is submitted (Submit). The Submit validation occurs always, regardless of the other options chosen.
The next example shows two more of the textarea widget's features: the character counter, and the enforce max characters option.
Also, you can define a minimum number of characters to be entered, and the counter can have an upward direction.
The user will receive visual feedback whenever one of his actions conflicts with the expected behavior. For example, try to enter less than 10 characters or more than 20 in the textareas below. You will receive error messages for the first one, and you won't be able to enter any more characters in the second one.
You can define a separate HTML element to display the error messages for this widget.
The following example shows how to change error messages. You can edit them directly in page, change the css class for them or remove them completely.
Also, you can change the widget container to use directly the textarea label, and don't use any error messages.


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And the whole assembly took counsel to keep other seven days: and they kept other seven days with gladness.


Thousands to descend on Levengrove Park for tonight's fireworks display
Visitors are advised to arrive in plenty of time and, if possible, walk to the event or use public transport.
by Jenny Foulds, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jenny-foulds/Thousands of visitors are expected at West Dunbartonshire Council’s free display at Levengrove Park tonight.
The 20-minute shows will feature a range of fireworks, including comets, mines, spinners, hummers, whistles, strobes and dragon’s eggs, and will light up the sky in an array of colours.
The event begins at 7pm and finish at 9pm.
Along with the main event, there will be family activities and stalls selling hot food.
Another fireworks display will take place in Dalmuir tomorrow night.
Visitors are advised to arrive in plenty of time and, if possible, walk to the event or use public transport as many of the streets around the parks will have parking restrictions in place.
People are being urged not to bring their own fireworks or sparklers as these can present a safety issue within large crowds, and are also advised to leave pets at home.
Around 5,000 spectators are expected to attend each event.
Visitors are asked to arrive at the events in plenty of time to avoid disappointment, adhere to parking restrictions in and around the venues and follow advice from the stewards at all times.


TRIP, THE (director: Roger Corman; screenwriter: Jack Nicholson; cinematographer: Arch R. Dalzell; editor: Ronald Sinclair; cast: Peter Fonda (Paul Groves), Susan Strasberg (Sally Groves), Bruce Dern (John, guru), Dennis Hopper (Max), Salli Sachse (Glenn), Katherine Walsh (Lulu), Barboura Morris (Flo), Luana Anders (Waitress), Dick Miller (Cash); Runtime: 85; American International; 1967)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This film, a Roger Corman exploitation B-film, is a relic of the 1960s and its only value might be in helping sociologists discover what went wrong with that era's visions of universal love. It's a good trip as opposed to a bad trip movie, scripted by none other than Jack Nicholson. It sugar coats the acid experience and promotes it as if it was a commercial for a product seen on TV. The film itself was a trip in visual clichés. It was also comical without trying to be, as I lost count of how many significant groovies, man, and wows were said. The film was a naive work by those who weren't as sophisticated as they thought they were about the drug scene. They just didn't seem to know what to do with Fonda while he was on the trip and tacked on questionable and uninteresting images. The result is a film that looks and feels stilted and untrue. It should be an embarrassment for those who participated in it, because of its fake Sixties hipsterisms. To try to give the film authenthicity, Allen Ginsberg's Howl is the featured book in the dealer's groovy bookcase.
Peter Fonda is a commercial director for TV going through a divorce with Susan Strasberg, who decides to take an acid trip to find something out about himself. The chick he tells this to says, "acid takers are groovy." Well, there you are, that's the film's plot and its resolution.
Bruce Dern acts as a guru for Fonda's initiation into LSD, telling him "I'm gonna be here, man, trust me." The scene is in a psychedelic decorated pad, with a group of hippies passing around a joint and with Dennis Hopper dressed as a hippie-like Mexican Indian, who can't stop saying wow and man. Dern and Fonda will soon leave the group and go upstairs for the LSD trip.
Soon Fonda is saying things like everything is alive, I feel energized -- I'm into some beautiful stuff. He looks at a grapefruit and imagines he is holding the sun in his hands. At one point, he hallucinates that Dern is dead and in his fright he runs out of the house and through his neighborhood, entering a house to talk with a little girl who wonders who he is. He will later go to Sunset Strip and find himself in a psychedelic night club, but he will run away when he sees the police. He will see a barrage of naked women images and of hooded women chasing him on horseback, sort of a Knights Templar experience.
Upon returning to drug dealer Hopper's pad, he will scare him with news the police are after him, and he will be sent back to the Strip where he will talk inanely to a woman sitting in a fast-food place.
None of his acid experiences seemed to be anything but trivial and hedonistic ones; the scene in the laundrymat was the only one that made me laugh. He goes into the laundrymat to talk to a lady dressed in curlers doing her wash and gets involved in watching the machines spin around and annoys the lady by pulling her still wet clothes out of the dryer.
Fonda's trip went back and forth between bouts of euphoria and a helpless feeling of dread. But when he comes down from his high, Fonda says he found what he was looking for -- love. This AIP cheapie looked cheap, as even the garish visuals -- which should have been super, were flat and mind-bending in the wrong way. There was nothing on this trip worth seeing. It offers a false sense of nostalgia for those who were into acid, and for others, they should get a good laugh at the expense of someone else's unintentionally bad film.
REVIEWED ON 3/20/2001 GRADE: C-
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Would the answers here be numeric or non-numeric? Are multiple people likely to give the same answer? Would you expect to have many different answers?


Ultimately all views are based on django's TemplateView
class,
if the view has a user-facing UI.
If not, then inheriting from a simple
View
will probably be enough.
BaseDomainView
If your view has something to do with the domain
, then
it will probably inherit from this view.
What benefits do you have from using this view?
login_and_domain_required
is already in effect established.self.domain
(the name of the domain) is already available as an instance variable for your class and is
automatically inserted into the template's context.
self.domain_object
is already available as an instance variable (the Domain
instance with the domain name given by self.domain
.
self.page_url
property is already avaiable, provided that your page doesn't
require other args beyond domain
. If it does (for instance if your url looks like
/a/[domain]/my/page/[unique-id]
, then you'll have to re-implement
self.page_url
with the required arguments.
Here is an example of a class inheriting from the BaseDomainView
.
class MyView(BaseDomainView): urlname = 'my_view'
(Required) urlname
will be the string referenced when you do the url mapping for
this view in it's application's urls.py
.
(e.g.
url(r'^myview/$', MyView.as_view(), name=MyView.urlname)
.
template_name = 'all_the_views/my_view.html' page_title = gettext_lazy("My View") section_title = gettext_lazy("All the Views") @property def section_url(self): return reverse(MySectionPageRoot.urlnale, args=[self.domain])
(Required) section_title
and section_url
are the title and url
for the "tab" or major content area that the view is inside. For instance, Settings,
Users, Data, Reports, etc. (See
Creating a Base View for my Section for best
practices on abstracting this out so that every View in the same Section doesn't have to
define this each time).
Both the section_url
and page_title
are used in rendering
the page's breadcrumbs (it's the first crumb).
@property def parent_pages(self): return [ { 'title': MyParentPageView.page_title, 'url': reverse(MyParentPageView.urlname, args=[self.domain]), } ]
(Optional) This is what shows up as the hierarchy in the Breadcrumbs for the page, and is what's in between the first crumb (the section) and the last crumb (the current page).
@property def page_name(self): return "{domain}'s {page_title}".format( domain=self.domain, page_title=self.page_title, )
(Optional) page_name
by default returns page_title
. It's a
way of adding request-specific context to the page_title
, but still having
access to the page_title
from a class level for general referencing of the page.
@property def page_context(self): return { 'form': MyForm(), }
(Optional) While page_context
is optional, it's very likely you'll implement it,
as that's where you return all the variables specific to that page. If you are starting to create
a hierarchy where you're then adding to the page_context
via.
# note, this is an example of what NOT to do @property def page_context(self): context = super(MyView, self).page_context context.update({ 'form': MyForm(), }) return context
Then, first, ask why you need that specific hierarchy. Perhaps you want to just inherit from
a Base Section view? Second, this should never happen with page_context
. That's what
main_context
is for, as that covers the context for more than one page (or in the
next example, a whole section).
The best practice is to create a Base Section View for all of the views
that will be part of that section (or tab) so that section_title
section_url
and any section-specific context can be added to the
main_context
.
class BaseMySectionView(BaseDomainView): section_name = "My Section" @property def section_url(self): return reverse(TheRootOfMySection.urlname, args=[self.domain] @property def main_context(self): context = super(BaseMySectionView, self).main_context context.update({ 'my_section_emoji': "bears", }) return context
main_context
here is optional but a good place to insert any section-specific
template contexts in.
def dispatch(self, request, *args, **kwargs): return super(MyView, self).dispatch(request, *args, **kwargs)


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About
Medigon was built in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in
Data Visualization
, at Parsons The New School for Design.
By:
Batool Akbar
Advisor:
Daniel Sauter
Sources
Tools and Libraries
1.
Chart.js
2.
Animate On Scroll
3.
Particles.js
4.
jsPDF
Data
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Scene 6th
(Pandemonium (in 2 or 3) Zamiel in Council, seated on an illuminated
throne of skulls and flame. C, at back. To
R. + L. of C. lesser thrones, that on the right
occupied by Redglare, with pen and open book, that
on the left by a Secretary writing. At the foot of
the central throne two dwarf-demon pages with
wands in attendance.
(Music() at opening of scene--Fiends discovered
in a chorus of demoniacal yells and fiendish
laughter dancing around a flaming chasm. After
the action is continued a brief time, Zamiel
waves his sceptre--Demons separate and form R.+L.
Zamiel
'Tis well. Let silence reign awhile. How stands the record
of the dying year? Has every seed brought sinful fruit? Is
all the harvest gathered in--is every bond fulfilled?
Redglare
All, all save one.
Zamiel
Who plays the laggard?
Redglare
One who sought to rival thy great power. Hertzog the Black
Crook.
All the Fiends
Ho, ho, ho.
(Echoed without and above, followed by a single wild
blast of infernal music)
Zamiel
If, when the brazen tongue of clamorous Time, now trembling
on the midnight verge, proclaims the appointed hour, the
wail of the fresh soul by him betrayed, breaks on the air
of Hell, let him be summoned.
Music(). The demons utter a wild wail of delight and
resume the dance. The gong strikes twelve. At the first
stroke, the demons cease dancing and hold separate
pictures of exulatation. At the termination of each
stroke, a single brazen blast of demoniacal Music.() At the twelfth
strok loud and continuous thunder. Demons utter a wild cry.
Zamiel rises and waves his sceptre. (If possible
the scene breaks away and discovers vistas of Pandemonium
in 3, teeming with infernal life and wreaths of flame,
from which appear illuminated heads of demons, skeletons,
and nondescript Monsters.) Gong sounds. Hertzog is dragged
on from R.H.2nd Ent. by Fiends and is dashed into burning
chasm, which opens. Demons howl and dance around till
Closed in.


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Buhari, Osinbajo, governors, party leaders attend APC's NEC meeting
President Muhammadu Buhari and his vice, Yemi Osinbajo, on Friday, November 22, attended the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja.
The APC's NEC meeting was also attended by state governors, members of the National Assembly delegates of the party’s executive wing.