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Cute anime chibi girls 2013 Calendars by tho-beWatch
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Calendars for 2013 ^^ Made and distributed by Zazzle Inc. (USA) Which cover is your fav? ^^
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All great art is very beautiful your beautiful I love
All the cover
quiero uno!!!
uwaaaa so cute!!!!
I love them very much! how to do them?
3 or 4
All of them looks nice. But.. if I had to choose I'd probably go with the first one on the second row
That said, is there any reason why your Calendar aren't available on the other Zazzle Inc. websites?
That said, is there any reason why your Calendar aren't available on the other Zazzle Inc. websites?
I like the fairy with the strawberry, but they're all so beautiful, I can't decide. You are one amazing artist!
My favorite is october *_* she is so pretty! and october is my birthday too, aww u so amazing <3
Omg I squealed so hard when I saw one of my commissioned chars from you on that calendar AHHHHH /WANNA BUY THEM ALL
The one in the second row on the left (pink and black with the butterfly and bunnies) I like alot
I love all the covers! ;w; So cute!!!
I like the one in the first collumn third row
Sorry I can't buy one
I might be able to
you're a great artist
Sorry I can't buy one
I might be able to
you're a great artist
Sorry, i cant buy one; but You are a fantastic artist, your jobs, your gallery are really awesome and beauty. Flowers, petals, colors are soooooo cuteeeeee and romantic <3 Please more art!~
Oh God!
Awesome <3
Awesome <3
I got the middle left one for 2012 last year~! That one has to be my favorite. I love itttt~
The bottom right is my fav! =]
Awww this is really adorable!! All of them are sooo lovely!! I think my faves are the top center, the bottom center, and the bottom left ones, but they're all so perfect!!
how cute!!
Amazing <3
OMG SO GOOD O_O Can they be shipped to the UK?
^^ Thank you And yes, they ship worldwide ^^
Gorgeous work!
ooh!! perfection... wanna add each other on watch?
WOW!! calender 2013... I also did calender 2013 with the help of my sister ~
do you send this to other country?
I think they're all so cute, but I like the middle right one the best~!
I like the first one~ the kitty girls are so cute!
Aww what a pretty calendar!
OMG my Esther is on one of the covers awwww now I'm tempted to buy one with her in front of it! X3
^^^^ Thank you very much ^^^^^ I bought this one for myselft too ^^ I like it the most ^^ Really love your dolls ^^
^^ Thank you very much ^^ I'm not really good but I'll try harder ^^
I love the last one the most ;u;
Argh, I want to buy one, but I have no money!
(or a paypal or whatever.)
Argh, I want to buy one, but I have no money!
(or a paypal or whatever.)
The fourth cover with the flower petals and white fence has got to be my favourite, but they're all stunning! I'm always stunned by how well you use colors!
Hard to pick, they're all awesome
buuuuut.... top left :3
buuuuut.... top left :3


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Scare Bearby Terry Fan
Available in natural wood, black or white frames, our 10" diameter unique Wall Clocks feature a high-impact plexiglass crystal face and a backside hook for easy hanging. Choose black or white hands to match your wall clock frame and art design choice. Clock sits 1.75" deep and requires 1 AA battery (not included).
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Sorry for the re-post, folks. I was trying to take off just the t-shirts, but ended up drunkenly deleting the whole post by accident. Pity, because it was on the first page of my most popular designs and had a lot of promotes!
Great work Terry
Well, let's get it back up there. Great work, Terry!
ha great!
Still awesome!! Bump!!
ha! amazing
Thanks for the support, appreciate it! :)
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Haha, this made laugh out loud! Amazing! :D
awesome! :D
Wonderful. : )
I love this! Just amazing! I miss those carebear days!
I love this!!!
hahaha this is awesome!
Love it!
Lol !! ................(I'm still lol'ing)
love it
love it!
Ha, when I was little my friends and I (long story short) used to draw pictures of the "Terror Bear" - a slightly-mangled-by-the-lawnmower plastic Funshine Bear. Yours came out a tad bit better than ours, though. :D
Love it, also reminds me of the Manly Tears skit from K&P.... :D
Ah I've been looking for the artist of this piece for a while. :)
cute ;)
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Due to a permit mishap, we need to move the Brooklyn PTA 5K Fun Run to Saturday May 14th. The race will start at 10 am (8:45 am check-in).
I'm terribly sorry for the last minute switch... and I hope that many families and school teams can still join us on Saturday the 14th. We know how hard so many of you have worked to build your teams!
Registrations that have already been made will count toward school team totals even if you cannot make the new date. We hope everyone will keep their registration in order to benefit our PTAs, but if you have questions please email vsell [at] council [dot] nyc [dot] gov and PTArunfortheschools [at] gmail [dot] com. Read more »
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Every year, New Yorkers dispose of 9.37 billion single-use plastic bags -- and millions of them end up in our neighborhoods, trees, streets, and oceans. New York City spends $12.5 million per year to send them to landfills, and even more to clean them off playgrounds, beaches, parks, and other public places.
Even when properly disposed of, plastic bags often blow away onto the street or into waterways, where they become eyesores, clog storm drains, and endanger wildlife. If we are going to achieve our OneNYC zero waste goals, we can't ignore harmful plastic bag waste.
Our bill aims to reduce the use and negative impacts of carryout bags by requiring a 5-cent charge for carryout bags in NYC grocery and retail stores. Read more »
I'm writing today to ask you to add your voice to the many families calling for better street safety at the dangerous intersection of Carroll and Columbia.
More families than ever reside west of the BQE. But on Columbia Street between Union and Summit (which families cross to get to and from PS 58, Red Hook Playgroup, the B61 stop, and Mother Cabrini Park) there are no stop lights, stop signs, speed bumps, and almost no crosswalks. Cars and trucks zoom off the BQE, without any traffic calming measures to make them slow down and look out for our kids. Read more »
At the end of 2015, I wrote to you with a (rather in depth) update on the Gowanus Canal cleanup. I'm happy to report that, this month, we took another big step forward toward a healthier canal. We are also working hard to involve community members in the cleanup efforts
As part of the Superfund cleanup process, the EPA has required that the City of New York construct two large sewage retention tanks in Gowanus—in order to dramatically reduce the amount of sewage that flows into the canal when it rains. On April 15, the EPA and the City announced a proposed agreement on the location of those tanks: an eight-million gallon tank will be built on privately-owned property along the Canal, between Butler and Degraw Streets, and a smaller four-million gallon tank will be located on a City-owned property at 2nd Avenue and 5th Streets. Read more »
For Immediate Release April 22, 2016
Local Elected Officials Issue Statement Welcoming Agreement between U. S. Environmental Protection Agency and NYC Department of Environmental Protection on Gowanus CSO Retention Tanks:
Will Dramatically Reduce Sewage Flowing Into the Canal While Fully Preserving Thomas Greene Park and Increasing Open Space
BROOKLYN, NY -- In advance of a public meeting on Monday, April 25, New York City Council Member Brad Lander, New York City Council Member Stephen Levin, Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams, and New York State Assembly Member Jo Anne Simon, issued the following statement:
"We welcome the agreement between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) on the location of two sewage and stormwater retention tanks in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Construction of these two large retention tanks is an essential component of the Gowanus Canal Superfund cleanup, to reverse over a century of environmental degradation and neglect that made the Gowanus Canal one of the most contaminated water bodies in the country. Together, the two retention tanks will achieve an estimated reduction of 58 to 78 percent of the combined sewage discharges (CSO) that flow into the Gowanus Canal today. Read more »
The PBNYC vote results are in! I'm pleased to announce that we had our highest turnout in five years of PBNYC voting -- both here in District 39 and across New York City. In our district, 3100 people voted this year, coming out to take part in expanding democracy and support our neighborhoods.
Residents from across our district turned out in big numbers to vote at schools and community spaces and at pop-up locations in parks and plazas. We held polling places at the mosques in Kensington, at the senior-centers, at a very rainy Little League parade, and at the First Saturday event at the Brooklyn Museum. We even had a mobile station making its way around our neighborhoods hooked up to the back of a bike! And with a whole second ballot of "programming" projects, we opened up an entirely new voting opportunity for the first time this year.
After five very successful years of PBNYC in our district, it's remarkable to see how this idea has taken off across the city. This year 28 districts participated (up from just four when we started) and tens of thousands of New Yorkers voted citywide. It was a great year for PBNYC. Read more »
Charge for single-use bags reduced to 5 cents. Broad coalition now in support of passing amended legislation for Earth Day 2016
CITY HALL - A majority of City Council Members have signed onto Intro 209-A, a bill to dramatically reduce single-use plastic and paper bag waste in New York City. The bill's co-sponsors, Council Members Brad Lander, Margaret Chin and Antonio Reynoso, joined fellow elected officials, environmental leaders, climate justice groups, community-based organizations, and elementary school students from neighborhoods across NYC to rally for passage of the amended bill.
New Yorkers throw away more than 9 billion plastic bags each year, over 91,000 tons of solid waste sent to landfills, at a cost of over $12.5 million. The bags, which are made of petroleum and take millions of years to decompose, get stuck in trees, litter streets and beaches, clog storm drains and recycling equipment, and become part of giant islands of plastic sludge in our oceans
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Due to a permit mishap, we need to move the Brooklyn PTA 5K Fun Run to Saturday May 14th. The race will start at 10 am (8:45 am check-in).
We're terribly sorry for the last minute switch... and we hope that many families and school teams can still join us Saturday the 14th. We know how hard so many of you have worked to build your teams!
We're less than a month away from the 9th Annual Brooklyn PTA 5K run/walk/scooter/bike/roller-blade/wagon pull. Join us Saturday, May 14 in Prospect Park for a spring day of students and parents running, and school communities coming together to support one another. You can learn more on my website, or register for the race directly here. Be sure to spread the word in your school and community about this important and fun spring event: Read more »
Tomorrow, students in our public schools will begin taking the New York State tests, with English Language Arts (ELA) this week, and Math next week.
As the father of two public school students, I know that our kids deal differently with testing, and that it can be a very stressful experience for some of them.
Thanks to strong advocacy, we are making progress in the effort to reduce the over-reliance on high-stakes testing, and the negative consequences it has – not only stressed-out kids, but "teaching to the test," incidences of cheating, erratic teacher evaluations, and a loss of time and focus on arts and music and creativity and teamwork.
Over the past couple of years, we've seen a real shift in attitudes. We elected a Mayor committed to more holistic education. He and Chancellor Fariña replaced the single, mostly test-based letter-grade that schools used to receive, with the "Framework for Great Schools" – that considers trust, supportive environment, community-family ties, and other non-traditional metrics (if you haven't seen it yet, I encourage you to look at your school's Quality Report under the new framework). DOE has also reduced the use of State tests for grade promotion decisions in favor of an approach using multiple measures and professional judgment. Read more »


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The Setup
I'm at the Gartner ITExpo in my new role as social lead for the Social Business area, and am getting first hand exposure to critical thinking and projections around social business and the mobile enterprise.
Earlier in the day Gartner VP Peter Sondergaard set the stage at the opening session by issuing directives and urgency around social business tooling in the Enterprise, and how mobile use would shape the participation.
Sondegaard was clear in his directive. Enable collaboration and social media within your enterprise as soon as possible he urged.
If you want a recap of the opening session you can find it on zdnet and bigdatahub.com
The Talk
It's not every day that a speaker gets standing room only attendance - but given the topic, it makes good sense. I was at the Phil Buckfellow and Kevin Custis session on 'Mobile and Social Converge for Competitive Advantage.'.
There was curiosity about the graphic artist in the front of the room who was preparing a base framework drawing that captured the overall concept. As Phil and Kevin started talking, she started drawing.
At the heart of the social insights covered in the session was strong research data from the recent Institute of Business Value (IBV) study, the crux of which was this:
The emergence of mobile and social are fundamentally changing how we live, work and interact
As part of the study, a small quotient were identified as leaders in the space, both in the mobile and social areas. Here is what set them apart:
Subsequently, comparing your plans and aspirations around Social Business to the list tells you where you are in the continuum. This behavior is predicated on knowing and responding to customers better, as is evidenced by the TD Bank case study in the IBV report. Recognizing that more and more of their customers were using Social Networks to find answers, TD Bank decided to listen and help their customers on Twitter and other Social Platforms.
Increasingly, the new generation is checking company policies on FaceBook and social network use, BYOD policies and freedom of external expression prior to applying. Clearly this shift is as much a culture shift as a technology challenge. As one CIO told me in a recent inquiry on collaboration tooling for his enterprise, 'this is not traditional IT'.
The takeaway
Social business and mobile adoption is not a matter of IF but rather WHEN - for companies that want to stay current.
The adoption of mobile is going to supercharge and fuel the amount of collaboration that happens, making it critical to the way in which companies think about social business.
Where are you on this journey? Any advice to others about to embark on a path you've already started down on?


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Nothing important, I'm just 24 weeks along now. No bleeds yet, but having mild contractions. I don't feel they're much to worry about at this point given the nature and strength of them. It's so odd because I get them more when I lay down to go to sleep. Weird, huh?
I'm just relieved to be getting closer to the third trimester with each week that goes by now. Next appointment is Monday, I won't be getting another ultrasound just yet but I have tons of questions to ask my doctor. I really wish they'd let me make my appointments every 2 weeks now, instead still 4 weeks apart. I'd feel a lot better that way. Oh well! Thanks again to everyone for supporting me when I get nervous about the cpp. lol


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Yesterday a colleague of mine and I were discussing an article from the Sunday Post talking about "pretty people" discrimination. Long story short, our conversation morphed into a discussion about my (in her opinion) fabulous and chic but oh-so-conservative wardrobe, and whether it helped or hindered me. She knows my professional background is Capitol-Hill based, and that prior to my coming to work for my current employer, I worked for 15 years for a couple of conservatives, both who were quite staunch in their views that women needed to look "professional" and not "pretty". That isn't a bad thing, it's more of a "you can dress presentable and still be female but not a hoochie-mama" kind of thing. I said they were conservative, right?
Of interest, is that the first boss was a true child of the deep south and the 1950s. I had to wear skirts to the knee, hosiery, heels (and at 5'10" the heels were a hoot) and my hair needed to be "appropriate". Appropriate meant I couldn't push it up into a bun and secure it with a pencil, as I am still all these years later, prone to doing. About 4 years in to my time within this office, my then Chief of Staff got the boss to cave and the women were liberated! We were allowed to buy pant suits, BUT on the condition that we still wore hosiery, heels, appropriate hair and accessories and that we did not deviate from black, brown, navy or dark gray. The colors were important and I freely admit to being sent home one day because my shirt was "too red".
I'm not kidding.
My second boss was a bit more laid back, but by then, I was the boss - so I was seen daily by everyone and I was often on TV. I was also no longer 21/22 and thinking that my midriff showing half-shirt was "conservative enough". The reign of black, brown, blue and gray continued, and a truly bold move on my part was a bright colored shirt, a funky shoe, and every once in a while, beaded jewelry. It was hard then and it's still sometimes hard now to break out of a mold that took 15 years to form. I only bought my first really cool pair of patent-red slingbacks with buckles about 3 years ago. I still feel totally naked when I wear them with a suit, as if all of DC has been tweeted that "Phee is wearing the red hoochie shoes!"
I'm still not kidding.
Capitol Hill is, regardless of your political persuasion, a conservatively decked out and coiffed sort of place. Staffers who have worked up there for a while will tell you - if you're going to be taken seriously, you dress seriously. If you're an intern or a hoochie-mama, you wear the open-toed shoes, the see-through shirts, the bangled, clanging jewelry and too much make-up. You take attention AWAY from your boss, versus blending into the background, which is pretty much what you're paid to do.
To my horror, the feds don't quite live by the same dress-code or professional ethic. Shocking, I know. My friend worries that I might never truly morph into a crime-fighting fed if I am still dressing like a conservative staffer. I am fascinated by this thinking. If I pull a weapon, would it mean more to you if you could see my bear-claw tattoos on my boobs? (Um, I don't have those, but there are women in my building who apparently have an Eve-fetish and got some of their own. As the E-trade baby states, it is truly "haunting"...) Will I prosecute a criminal or terrorist more effectively if my open-toed shoes are 3 inches high and my toe-nails are multiple colors with tiny daisy and diamond clusters on them? Will I be asked to testify more often if my shirt is 3 sizes too small, my perfume is outrageous and I have "Ruby Rhinestone Red" on my lips and on my teeth?
I like my conservative grays and blacks and blues. I like my pearls and I like that my hair is appropriately coiffed and presentable. I like that I am taken seriously and that in my heels and with my professional repertoire in tow, I'm actually rather intimidating.
So go ahead and flaunt the bear claws my friends, and shake those toes..... I will stick with my conservative day-wear and my black pumps, boring as they may be.
Besides, what I wear during the day and what I wear at night are entirely different things..... but that's an entry for another day..... or night.


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- No turnovers or at least tie the TO battle
- No bad penalties (long PI, on 3rd down)
- No missed Field goals under 48 yards
- Decent ST and Defense
- No easy drops
We have to play as a good coached team !!! i dont ask for TOP 10 Defense or even Offense, just not kill ourselves out there.
Opp teams will make plays, sacks, int, td, fg, fumbles... of course... but let them work for them.
we are 5-3 because of 2 Brady´s horrible pics and two horrible PI on our defense (Bills and NYG) 7-1 would be much better...
LEt´s hope NE doesn´t beat NE this Sunday !
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Affymax has received a $50 million milestone payment from Takeda Pharmaceutical linked to FDA approval of Omontys Injection for the treatment of anemia due to chronic kidney disease (CKD) in adult patients on dialysis. The drug was given the go-ahead on March 27.
In 2006, Affymax and Takeda entered into an exclusive global agreement to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Omontys. Both companies are working together to co-commercialize the medication in the U.S., while Takeda holds an exclusive license to develop and commercialize the product outside the U.S.
Takeda's MAA was accepted for review by the EMA in February. That triggered a $5 million milestone fee to Affymax. In Japan the companies said they are looking for a partner after Takeda announced last December that it would not engage in commercialization activities in that country. Phase II and III trials in Japan reportedly suggest that Omontys "can become a promising treatment option for Japanese renal anemia patients," Takeda said in December 2011.
Omontys marks Affymax' first approved drug. It was discovered by Affymax and is a synthetic pegylated peptidic compound that binds to and stimulates the erythropoietin receptor and thus acts as an erythropoietin stimulatin agent.
Affymax and Takeda are also evaluating the drug as a treatment for anemia in dialysis and nondialysis patients with pure red cell aplasia (PRCA). A Phase II study in this indication is ongoing outside the U.S. PRCA occurs when the body produces neutralizing antibodies to the recombinant human erythropoietin, thus seriously reducing the production of red blood cells by the bone marrow.
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Officials stall recreation director hire
NATCHEZ — Natchez city officials declined to act on the proposal to hire a joint city-county recreation director after raising questions of oversight, salary appropriations and — ultimately — how much money the city and county would obligate to a joint recreation program.
The Adams County Board of Supervisors and the Natchez Board of Aldermen had a joint meeting Thursday with representatives of the Natchez-Adams County Recreation Commission. One member of the Natchez-Adams County School District's board of trustees, Tim Blalock, was also present to represent the school board.
The recreation commission has proposed that the first step toward a countywide recreation program — and ultimately, a new recreation complex — is to hire a joint recreation director. Under the proposal, Adams County would provide $45,000 for salary annually and turn over its $50,000 recreation budget to the director, and the City of Natchez would provide $15,000 a year for salary, employee benefits and a vehicle.
"A large portion of (what the director will do) will be programming, budgeting and doing capital campaigns until we can get a full program going," recreation commission chair Tate Hobdy said. "That way, when we get to a complex, we are putting it in capable hands."
The supervisors have already allocated a prorated $15,000 for the current fiscal year, and supervisors President Darryl Grennell said the board will take up the matter of the full salary when planning for next fiscal year. Hobdy said using the same prorate that the county has used, the city would have to allocate $5,000 for the current year.
But Natchez Mayor Butch Brown expressed concern about allocating any money at the moment.
"The city is still going to be having to maintain a recreation program while this thing is ramping up," Brown said. "We can't detract from our program while this one is ramping up. We don't have the money to add for another recreational package.
"We can't afford to pay benefits on top of salary. We can't afford to pay fuel and oil."
Brown also contended that the issue of benefits had not been brought up in previous discussions, though Alderman Mark Fortenbery, Hobdy and recreation commission member Bubba Kaiser all disagreed with the mayor's assertion.
Alderman Dan Dillard also expressed concern that the county is willing to commit $50,000 in programming funds to the project, but he said the county also needs to commit the funds the county uses for maintenance of its parks. Based on what he had been told, Dillard said, that amount came to $250,000.
"If the county is committed to moving forward on this, they need to commit $250,000 to the project," he said.
"If the city turns over its budget, which includes maintenance, the county should also turn over funds for maintenance."
Supervisor Mike Lazarus said county maintenance employees keep up the parks.
"I don't know how you are going to do it any cheaper than we are doing it now even if you can," he said.
"(Under this agreement), we would continue to maintain our parks and pay the light bills. I didn't see a point in writing y'all a check for $200,000 to do what we are already doing as cheap as we think we can."
Hobdy said that the county's continued maintenance of the parks could be considered in-kind contributions.
"Those services have value," he said. "We are not trying to bog this director down with so much maintenance."
Alderwoman Joyce Arceneaux-Mathis asked how the director would be kept accountable.
"Our budget and all of our people will now be answering to somebody who we have no jurisdiction over," she said. "We have too many departments that are being operated by people who don't have to answer to us."
Supervisors' Board Attorney Scott Slover said the director would be answerable to the recreation commission, which was created by the aldermen, the supervisors and the NASD trustees.
"The director has to answer to that board, so if he misappropriates that money he has to answer to them," Slover said.
Hobdy said the point of the proposal was to take the two existing programs and assimilate them to work together, and to make that happen the new program would need a director, who would act as a point man.
"Right now, we are not talking about dollars," Kaiser said. "All we are trying to do is get a person to start an organization in essence to take the politics out of this."
Dillard replied that when someone says an issue is not about money, "it is always about the money."
After several of the supervisors had to leave the meeting, the aldermen decided to further discuss the proposal amongst themselves next week.
Brown attended the meeting via teleconference. The mayor was resting at home after a corrective surgical procedure he had at MD Anderson Cancer Center earlier this week. The procedure was to correct a previous surgery performed after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2008 and treated for three reoccurrences. Brown said he is cancer-free and received an excellent report from his doctors.
"The corrective surgery just limited my movement," he said. "I am assuming the pain will subside in a couple of days. There has been no change in my cancer status; I am still cancer-free."
In other news:
4The supervisors met briefly in executive session to discuss an economic development prospect.
4The supervisors adopted a resolution that would allow a consulting group to develop a proposal to create a health care zone in Adams County.
If the zone is put in place, it will free up tax credits for the development of new residences along St. Catherine and Martin Luther King Jr. streets, Brown said.


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смотреть Aver Avter High The Ever After High Theme Song Lyrics. This is just the actual theme they play before the episode, not the whole preview. HD is Enchanting. ~*~L I N K SEver After High Channel: World of Ever After HIgh: Raven's Tale: The Story of a Rebel: Apple's Tale: The Story of a Royal: Please Watch, Support, and Subscribe to help support the world and creators of Ever After High. ~*~L Y R I C SThey told you everything was waiting for you,They told you everything was set in stone,It's an open book,A road in reverse,A brand new hook,Forget that curse!Rewrite, ignite, restart!Cause it's your life,Or rewind!Cause you're a Royal,You're a Rebel,You're more than one together,However you go Ever in Ever After High,~*~C O M M E N T SSo I have recently become slightly obsessed with Mattel's new show Ever After High! At first I thought it was someones rip off of Monster High - which would be lame, but it is actually the same people and is a SPIN OFF. So then it was okay. X}Some of the fairytales they didn't do a stupendous job with, but its fine. I think they can save themselves. Then Realizing what SHOULD happen & Shipping iced the cake and I was hooked. Soooo.....I had to make a lyrics video, when I started there weren't any up yet, but because of, um, ... things I wasn't first. Still I uploaded mine. I tried to make it easy to read & put it on top of the very lovely intro. So pretty *_*Plus this song is really catchy and kind of pretty with good lyrics. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS - I can probably answer them! :)~*~I N F O // D I S C L A I M E RSong: Ever After High Theme SongClip: Ever After High IntroDisclaimer: Most (if not all) is the property of Mattel. I am not trying to steal and this it is not for profit. It is a fun, fanmade project. All rights go to respective owners.
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So why are they seeking the data? The case revolves around the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which gives Internet service providers a "safe harbor" for hosting copyrighted content. But that protection rests on the notion that the people who operate a website don't really know what's on it.
If Viacom can show YouTube cofounders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, or other top officials, viewed copyrighted content while logged into the site, wouldn't that weaken YouTube's rights under the DMCA? Even worse, what if Hurley or Chen uploaded copyrighted clips themselves?
Tellingly, in reaching a deal to protect YouTube users' privacy, Viacom and Google excluded data about YouTube and Google employees' use of the site.
Google's best defense might be to go negative, airing reports about Viacom executives' use of the site. That might not give YouTube any more legal protection — but it would make its legal foes squirm. Viacom's Ifilm subsidiary, for one, has been caught hosting copyrighted content without permission.
There's one thing that might save Chad and Steve: They've never seemed that interested in online video. The pair, both former PayPal employees, stumbled onto the idea, and conceived of YouTube first as a site to host shopping videos for eBay listings, then as a video-dating site. They've always been more interested in cynically exploiting online video as a business than exploring the potential of the medium. An announcement of Google's sale to YouTube is one of the few times the two actually made an appearance on it.
So there's the irony: The less Chad and Steve used YouTube, the more likely they'll come out of this lawsuit unscathed. But Viacom's legal strategy suggests that every video they viewed will count against them.


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So, you put White 2 as the box art, and then mention a Black 2 exclusive pokemon, instead of the one on the image you showed, which is White Kyurem?
Also, it's misleading to say that the "most recent Kamen Rider" series haven't made it to the US. In the 41 year history of the series, only Black RX and Ryuki have made it to the US, and as poor adaptations at that (Saban's Masked Rider in 1995/1996 and Kamen Rider Dragon Knight in 2009).
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And I'd be fine with that. PArt of the reason I'm liking this gen more is that there is more otaku stuff than ever (even though tons of it is never localized). Seeing more and more of my main anime interest in games makes gaming even more enjoyable for me. I've lost any interest in realistic and Western games at this point.
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So basically the Namco x Sega crossover has John McClain and Jotaro Kujo, or at least expies of them since Sega, outside of hedgehogs, isn't know for a huge cast of originals.
I'll bite.
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|Lord Raptor was a rockstar who sacrificed 100 of his fans in his final concert, and works for Ozma (who Raptor wants to betray to rule over Makai). So his been a villain from the start. I assume your basing Raptor off of the Darkstalkers OVA but the felicia part of it was simply to include more Darkstalkers in the OVA.
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|Roll is sure looking good in that bikini.
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Not true. In 2006 Generation Kikaida released all of Kamen Rider V3, the second Kamen Rider show, in a single DVD boxset with English subtitles. But, yes, Kamen Rider in general has been generally not brought over to the US.
In an interesting twist, though, Ultraman could get some new appreciation here. Shout! Factory will be releasing UltraSeven, the third Ultra Series show, in a single DVD boxset this December.
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I would not be fine with that. It would be a dark, dark day in Japanese gaming since some of those companies mentioned continue to make interesting, unique games that aren't really mainstream even in the current generation.
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Well the only one of those companies I've ever played a game of is Tri Ace, and Star Ocean 4 is already pretty otaku driven, having everything from the loli catgirl fanservice to the big boobed girl wearing revealing outfits... so it won't change much in the way they make games. I know Cave makes shooters, and I'm not interested in those games... not sure who G Rev and Neverland are.
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G.Rev also makes shooters, Neverland is most noticeable these days for producing all the Rune Factory games (which are pretty good).
Making "otaku" games is fine...but do you really have an interest in pachinko games like what Irem has done?
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Well I was focusing more on this point: "With the Japanese game industry rapidly bifurcating into big-budget titles and lower-key otaku niches, will more developers give up on genuine games and turn to simple, marginally profitable puffery?". I should have stated that instead of just using the whole quote. Basically, I enjoy otaku games, and want more of them since they focus on what I enjoy about games. I don't really care about the pachinko stuff.
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Once again? This is the first time he's officially had amnesia in any of his games. The only reason why none of the fans are crying about it being cliche is the fact many of us actually want to know more about Adol's past before he became a hero in Ys 1 and 2. All we have are the passages from the Japanese wiki and miscellaneous published material stating that Adol struck out into the world to find people to save. Reason? Bards kept passing through his home town singing about all the suffering in Ys world and he wanted to stop it. Kid didn't even receive a call to adventure. He went out looking for one. Hardcore.
C'mon, Falcom and XSeed. Don't leave us hanging with just the import to pass the time.
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Yay, another RPG-laden X Button! :D
Good lord, imagining any reputable game company doing that is just...revolting.
Project X Zone: You should see how overly sensitive the dorks on GameFAQs and YouTube are about the likelihood of this not coming over. It's obviously a grand idea, but let's face it: it's hard to imagine this coming here. Still an awesome collection of heroes and villains nonetheless.
Lost Heroes: Gundam still has pull in the U.S., but I have no doubt that only the most hardcore fans here will care about Kamen Rider and Ultraman (although I'm partial to Ultraman myself due to my love of the giant monsters genre). This is one crossover I don't see making it. Shelf that one under imports. I had no idea this existed in earlier incarnations though. That is news to me.
Ys Celceta: This is probably going to be even more awesome than Ys Seven. Call me spoiled because of the latter, but I like the fact Adol has party members helping him rather than his solo work in past games. Probably the only unique difference is Adol being voiced by Hope's seiyu from FFXIII instead of Takeshi Kusao taking the reigns. Adol getting amnesia though...odd considering he's not normally forthcoming about who he is (though after all the adventures he's had and all the skill with which he handles situations, is it necessary to know?). Can't wait for this one's localization; means I'll have to get a Vita though, ugh.
Code of Princess: Truth be told, I haven't yet tried Guardian Heroes (though I'd like to) and this game shows the same level of promise (the option to play as the poor abused townsfolk kicking ass is just hilarious too). People really need to stop talking about her clothing though. I swear, can't the multitude of Captain Obvious schlocks focus on gameplay instead of how close she is to revealing her tits?
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|You're probably right about Project X Zone, but an RPG with Megaman and John Mcclane could be the greatest thing ever, so yeah, a little bummed.
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Gotcha...now everything makes sense. ^^
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You do realise that the 'Umi Monogatari' series is absolutely huge in Japan and consistantly places in the top 3 pachinko/pachislot IP?
(Evangelion and Fist of the North Star often take up the other two spots, although other titles do spike briefly here and there).
The fact of the mater is that, as an IP, this title will make Irem more money than any of their old core ones would. And that isnt Irem's fault, all they are doing is making what sells. It's what the Japanese market wants, simple as that.
Sega-Sammy would like a word! lol. Sammy in particular has done Fist of the North Star pachislot along with the awesome 2D fighting game on the PS2.
But Capcom licenses out another IP to be used in Pachislot practically every other month - Resident Evil, Sengoku Basara, etc etc.
In fact, any game/anime/idol band that has even a bit of mainstream success is certain to get the Pachinko/pachislot treatment. And the best performing ones end up on home consoles - as an example, Halo 2 was outsold by Fist of the North Star 2 pachislot on PS2 when both launched on the same day in Japan.
In short - they sell so companies make them. It's probably more productive to look at the changing tastes and play motivations of the Japanese consumer than blindly blame these companies that are just trying to navigate ever changing consumer tastes and trends.
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By Juan Williams - 06/17/13 09:00 AM EDT
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There is also pressure to up the ante on the same political bet the GOP lost when Obama won a second term.
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The crippling political dynamic was on display last week in the overwhelming vote by the House GOP to end funding of Obama's executive order which stopped deportations of young people whose parents broke the law when they brought them into the United States as children. The vote will have no practical effect and no political impact except to pander to anti-immigrant forces and further alienate Latino voters.
The missing link in Republican politics these days is the moderate Republican. There is no need to talk about liberal Republicans. They are extinct. Moderate Republicans are barely hanging on. Former Sen. Bob Dole (Kan.), a moderate Republican, recently said he doubts if he or former President Reagan could win election in today's extreme, southern-based GOP.
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This worked really well !! I used frozen diced chicken breast and threw in a few frozen vegies as well. All cooked very well and when done I stirred couscous through it - versatile recipe plus plus !! I added lemon juice as I had no lemon pepper. I had never put frozen meat straight into the crock pot before so this was a great cooking lesson for me and now I feel more confident abut crock potting !!
we thought this was great- especially for its ease! i dont have lemon pepper, so i just used fresh cracked pepper and lemon juice. tastes good, tho i dont have a comparison. i doubled it, added another clove of garlic beyond that, and the last 3.5 hours or so, threw in a cup of brown rice and the water to go with it, according to the bags instructions (2 cups?), along with a bit more worcestershire. thanks for a simple but tasty keeper!!
Thanks for posting - I used 8 thighs - very, good flavorful chicken. The leftovers were great the next day - I cut up the leftover meat for chicken salad sandwiches. Will def. keep for when I need something quick and simple!
THANK YOU!!! I needed a crockpot recipe that I could throw together quickly, and you came through! I actually used frozen boneless, skinless chicken breasts and thawed chicken thighs. I also threw in some quartered red potatoes in the bottom of the pot. Everything cooked perfectly!
This recipe is indeed simple...a real busy mom's dream. I doubled the recipe and used chicken breasts because that is what I had on hand. I placed the first 3 breasts in the bottom of the crock pot then topped them with some of the seasonings, then repeated with the process with the last three breasts. That way all of the chicken was seasoned well. I did cut back just a pinch on the lemon pepper because I my lemon pepper is an organic blend in a grinder that is loaded with lemon essential oil, dried lemon peel, pepper corns, and sea salt and I have found it to be much stronger then the old lemon peppers I used to buy. I will definitely be making this often as we all agreed that it would make a wonderful chicken to top salads with this summer. Made and reviewed for OZ/NZ Recipe Swap #52
Simply put, wow! A big WOW! Can't get much easier then this - stepping on a nail would be harder - throw the thighs up in the air - open your crock-pot - and let them settle softly nestled within your crock - add the seasonings - (perfect - love the lemon/pep seasoning!) and in 6 hours you will HAVE beauty on your hands. We had a baked 'tater with ours, however, don't feel badly if you just eat right from the crock-pot - no one will know. :) Thanks for posting this winner! P.S. - I forgot to say, I didn't have any lemon pepper seasoning - but I took about 1/8th teaspoon lemon rind, and added 1/8 pepper ground. This worked perfectly for us!
This was great! Too simple to believe. I didn't add the extra salt as my lemon pepper is quite salty. The result was super tender, super tasty chicken. I served it with a simple baked potato and green peas. I saved the baking juice to put in my next batch of soup stock. Thanks for the great recipe.
So easy, the only issue I had was in using 3 Marylands (thigh and leg together) I had to lay 2 on the bottom and the third on the top of the other 2 and at the 4 1/2 hour mark the 2 on the bottom, the meat was falling of the bone but the 1 on the top was not done, so rested the 2 from the bottom on top of undercooked one and by the time the 6 hours were up it was cooked and I switched to warm as it was going to be an hour before I needed to serve but love the sheer easiness of the recipe and the prospect of trying other flavours may a bbq sauce for the Worcestershire and other herbs or spices, thank you Chef1MOM-Connie, made for Aussie/Kiwi Recipe Swap #84 January 2014.
I'm not a huge fan of crock pots and slow cookers because I usually don't taste alot of flavor, but that was not the case with this recipe. I have a pretty big slow cooker so I doubled the recipe and made sure it was seasoned very well. The chicken was very tender and flavorful! Will definitely be making this again! Thanks :)


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Is there point getting over 76 poise?
Can anyone shed some light about poise overkill (e.g. havel's set @121) since 76 seems to the highest threshold.
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Mud, I think I know what you're trying to say - more poise prevents you from getting stunned by consecutive hits.
So in theory you can never have too much poise.
However, I believe there is a method to get out of stunlock without building poise
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Well, there is to take multiple hits of certain weapons, though by that point you're probably missing the whole point of poise to begin with. I have heard BKGA requires somewhere in the 80s to take a 2h hit, but I am relatively certain this is false.
There is also risk associated with going higher, as certain knockdown attacks become stuns, allowing you to get hit twice rather than just once. WoG and Seath's tail attack are examples of this.
So, I would say don't exceed 76. If you notice a specific weapon you frequently face still causing stuns, raise higher if it is a problem. I would also suggest you think of lowering below 76 unless Zwei/GS are an actual problem.
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I'm watching the Giro and I don't ever think I've seen so many chain drops and drivetrain issues in a grand tour before. Is there a problem with the pro equipment or am I just noticing it more?
I'm watching the Giro and I don't ever think I've seen so many chain drops and drivetrain issues in a grand tour before. Is there a problem with the pro equipment or am I just noticing it more?
I was thinking th same thing.
You would think that with the technology of today that this should not happen as much as it has in this race.
It's not really something that technology can solve, assuming the setup is correct to begin with. Whether it's traditional "manual" gearing or electronic, the action is the same. Most often, the cause of those situations is shifting under undue stress that the drivetrain can't handle at the time. I'm continually amazed in my group rides at the number of people I see shift on a hill rather than slightly before they begin the climb. The latter is much better technique and decreases the likelihood you'll have trouble dramatically.
One thing worth mentioning; it seems that most mechanics started adding chain catchers to bikes for Paris-Roubaix a while back, and in the last half decade, decided to just leave them on the rest of the season. While it certainly helps, your chain can still be dropped, and if it is, a flick of the left wrist isn't going to get the chain back on. You're going to need a small allen key, or a bike change.
How it is physically possible for a 1/8" wide chain to fit through a 1/16" gap, I do not know, but it is certainly a pain in the ass when it happens.
No good 11 speed.
There have been a fair few in the giro, the gear technology is advancing quickly so that might explain why there have been a few problems. I ride mostly on vintage bikes and they require a love and understanding to ride well.
I notice many riders I ride with in group rides or when racing fully cross chain. Ie big front big back, or small front small back. On vintage you don't stand up while shifting, its virtually impossible with downtube shifters and its best to momentarily back off the power. I have heard that cavendish likes to select his gear ratio for the sprints before the race starts factoring in gradient and windspeed. Perhaps many riders have grown up with brifters and just push the buttons willy nilly and expect the gears just to click on over?
The chain drop of Andy Schleck was massive news, rider error? can't really think of many others before that.
Riis no idea what his problem was but its a classic, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFzteK_y1b4
David miller chain snap, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIW1MAvyPD4
wiggins 2009 wc ??- http://youtu.be/dVBoPY6wfrc?t=36s
I think part could be noticing it more. At 2 levels. Things like this get remembered fro a short time unless there is some real impact in the final result. Also there seem to be more cameras and more coverage of riders having problems. So in a sense you notice it more because it is on camera more.
For example does anyone here beside me remember that the first Mexican rider to win a Giro stage had that win delayed for a few days because of a chain issue?
The above is what I remembered, I admit to having to look up the rest.
He won stage 13. Looking at the results it has to have been stage 8 where he was alone ahead of a small group which was closing, but not fast enough when he broke his chain. About 55 seconds ahead. They had just pulled the car training him out. No mechanic until after the chasing group passed him.
But on stage 13 Julio Alberto Perez Cuapio was in a 2 man break on the final climb with Gilberto Simoni.
Perhaps I would not remember except for what happened then. They had been working well as a pair. Obvious to me that they had cut the standard deal. Both work and Perez gets the win and Simoni maximizes the time gap. But a couple kilos from the end just as they hit a steep part Perez simply is unable to even hold Simoni's wheel. No attempt by Simoni ot drop him, Perez was simply out of gas.
Simoni would have been justified if leaving Perez. But they had been working very well as a pair and put a lot of time on others. Instead Simoni looked more like a teammate pacing his team leader to the finish. He sat up at the end to give Perez the stage.
If not for all the things that were special I doubt I would have remembered this.
Perish any man who suspects that these men either did or suffered anything unseemly.
I've had very few problems with a dropped chain back in my days. we were taught to develop a feel for when the chain jumps and you could hear the noise it would make right before and like cafzali said, to look for the right time to do it. Could it be that today's jittery stealth bomber carbon frames contribute to this by amplifying every tiny little rut or bump right up the fork to "vibrate" (for lack of a better word) the derailleurs or the chain to cause this? I'm sure that shifting under full force puts undue strain on the components. One thing I disagree with is that the process is the same. Manually shifting (like with down tube shifters) is a much slower process where the chain is advanced more gradually over to the next cog versus modern shifters that pop the chain over immediately.
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speaking of jittery stealth bomber carbon frames. Are they that much harder to control compared to the old steel or alloy frames that we see what seems to me an ever increasing number of crashes? Yeah we had crashes in the old days but is it just me thinking that they're far more frequent today than ever?
And as far as I know, new bikes are easier to control than traditional steel frames. They're much stiffer, tires have generally improved, and the pro cyclists are fully acclimated to them. Of course, that can encourage riders to take more risks -- e.g. if you have more control and feel more confident on a big descent, you're more willing to descend faster, which is riskier.
I think the number and severity of crashes is about the same as it has always been.
I think the ultra light bicycles, both carbon and aluminum, break more easily than the older and heavier steel machines..
So usually a team car and maybe a bike swap is involved in what would have been a "pick yourself up and go" type
of crash in ye days of yore. This can make it look like there are more crashes when there are in fact the same amount.
I have a large collection of vintage bikes, and the first day I raced I took a vintage bike. The brakes don't work well enough when your on the hoods with vintage brake levers, so when riding in a volatile tight pack I had to be in the drops the whole time. After that I have always raced with aero brake levers as these work when in the hoods.
I am not sure if modern bikes have helped stop crashing, or made people more aggressively, but crashes have always been around.
pile up grio italia 1974, needs new forks?
the 1971 Luis Ocana crash
hinault hits a dog, roubaix 81
It's possible to push a CF wheel past its designed limits if you really know what you're doing, which will cause deflection. That's not going to cause the wheel to fall apart or anything, but it can cause an inexperienced rider to lose control of their machine and crash.
Last edited by cafzali; 05-24-13 at 03:47 PM.
This is the pattern I believe I have seen this Giro: Blanco and Gesink, shimano; Sky and Wiggins, shimano; BMC and Evans, shimano. Based on this, I feel that electronic shifting is not there yet, which may be the result of an especially wet Giro this year. That's why I'm still waiting for a hydraulic drivetrain; I will certainly be an early adopter. There is a reason why ALL transmissions in the motoring and moto world is hydraulic.
Thanks guys for taking the time to input. I know I've not kept up enough to say and old guys like me often forget (or choose to remember only the good stuff... lol). it's interesting to compare the many valid arguments from "pro cyclists are fully acclimated to them. Of course, that can encourage riders to take more risks..." to specific awareness just how stiff frames and wheels are, what impact they have and how (possibly unforgiving) direct steering input (better and more immediate tracking) can be under various parameters. Can't remember seeing anyone lose confidence in their equipment to do a safe descent like Wiggins during this yrs Giro. Specifically, I never thought the crash rate to be out of the ordinary during intermediate or mountain stages. The current mass sprint arrivals, specially during the first 3, 4 or 5 flat stages seemed to see daily major crashes. I have to admit, I don't remember if it was that bad, back then...


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If you have a lot of labels for a classifier, the confusion matrix is hard to fit in terminal window. Would be nice if we could write it out to a file.
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Something like this, for example?
A tip for those of you who can use tools: find the Easter egg.
This is I think feature-complete&tested. Needs looking and Apache headers.
I just tried applying your patch and ran the TestClassifier as below
$./bin/mahout testclassifier -m /tmp/mahout-work-joekumar/20news-bydate/bayes-model -d /tmp/mahout-work-joekumar/20news-bydate/bayes-test-input -type bayes -ng 1 -source hdfs -method mapreduce -cm 20newsconfusion
and got the below exception
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:
The method getMatrix() is undefined for the type ConfusionMatrix at org.apache.mahout.classifier.bayes.mapreduce.bayes.BayesClassifierDriver.confusionMatrixSeqFileExport(BayesClassifierDriver.java:144)
at org.apache.mahout.classifier.bayes.mapreduce.bayes.BayesClassifierDriver.runJob(BayesClassifierDriver.java:94)
at org.apache.mahout.classifier.bayes.TestClassifier.classifyParallel(TestClassifier.java:291)
at org.apache.mahout.classifier.bayes.TestClassifier.main(TestClassifier.java:194)
I searched in the patch file to see an implementation getMatrix() but couldnt find any. Is there a dependent patch or something ? plz let me know if i'm missing something
Currently when TestClassifier is run with method option as mapreduce, it doesnt print the Summary. Printing a confusion matrix similar to the screenshot you have attached in this task would be great.
Patch in Mahout-812 has to be applied before applying this patch
MAHOUT-812 was committed on Oct. 3. If your checkout is up-to-date, you should not need to apply it.
Replace these files with the uploaded versions;
Then, apply the
Somehow, my patch generation and applying tools are wildly confused by the previous patch. Also, they do not give the option to merely replace a file. Perhaps it because it is Friday. Perhaps it is because I'm using Cygwin. Perhaps it is merely because I am bad. Whatever the reason, I cannot create that standard patch for this upgrade.
Lance I tried just this, but I still get compile errors. Your posted ConfusionMatrix.java and MatrixWritable.java are identical to HEAD, but are missing methods the new code requires.
Where is cmdump.props used? is it needed?
It feels like the matrix and confusion matrix dumper have similar roles. I'd imagine they both go in examples, or both in integration? Integration feels a bit righter.
Finally I'd have a run at scrubbing style – there are some unused imports, unthrown exceptions, constants that aren't static or final, etc.
Once you sort out your env, make up another omnibus patch here with all relevant changes.
Redone. Everything applies, compiles, runs as doc'd.
Formatted acc'd to the Lucene format prescribed on the wiki.
All files have Apache header.
OK, better. Now we're to small items. Javadoc must start with /** or it isn't javadoc. Always put braces on conditionals. Why are you making all the Maps into LinkedHashMap? I don't see a reason to order by access time. I see stanzas like:
String cmPath = params.get("confusionMatrix");
cmPath = "/tmp";
This can't be right can it – are there still remanants of debugging code? likewise I see lines like "object.hashCode();" which are no-ops.
You have a comment about using AbstractJob methods – yes, can this be done upfront?
What's the purpose of PrintConfusionMatrix? it seems like the other two new Dumper classes fulfill the role outlined in this JIRA.
In the attached html file, the confusion matrix has a summary with the labels and the Correct instance count with the % When I run testClassifier, I couldnt see this summary in the output. I exec the testclassifier as below ./bin/mahout testclassifier -m /tmp/mahout-work-joekumar/20news-bydate/bayes-model -d /tmp/mahout-work-joekumar/20news-bydate/bayes-test-input -type bayes -ng 1 -source hdfs -method mapreduce -cm 20newconfuxion
The summary is printed in the console when we run the testclassifier in a sequential mode. The toString() of ResultAnalyzer implements the summary info that is being printed in the console. Should we make the summary info as part of the ConfusionMatrix ? Should this be a separate JIRA issue ? In the end, it'd be good to be able to print / write the summary along with the matrix. plz let me know what the best approach would be.
This is roughly what I uploaded last time and marked 'Patch Available' (I thought). Weird.
Ok, I'm pretty happy with this one. Print* is folded into ConfusionMatrixDumper. Both Dumpers are AbstractJob.
One quirk: AbstractJob does not support optional inputPath or outputPath when you use those convenience methods.
It's a lot more streamlined as to options and features. The options to pick what tables you want are gone: you get all four HTML outputs. The low-level print methods for all are public static. Only MatrixDumper does CSV.
I see your point. I have code to extract the summary in the patch. I don't know where it should go. The toString() method is not the right place for what ConfusionMatrix does now. It should be a separate static method, I think.
I'm still seeing minor issues, like funny indentation, making all HashMap into LinkedHashMap (why?) and using "+0.000001" for rounding. Is this going to be suitable for committing or should we just let it hang out in this JIRA?
No. I think both of those issues (LinkedHashMap and bad rounding) are black-ball issues.
They are going to have to be fixed eventually. Might as well be now.
For explanation, the principle behind the data type issue is that the declared type of a variable should be the weakest type possible to allow more polymorphism and freedom of implementation in other places. For instance, List arguments should be Iterable if possible instead of List or ArrayList and Map's should be Maps rather than HashMap or LinkedHashMap unless there is a really strong reason otherwise.
For the rounding, it is simply a matter of correctness. Adding a small number and then truncating is just not right. THis is due to a number of reasons, but the short form reason is that floating point arithmetic is more complicated than it looks. Doing rounding right in all the corner cases is harder than it looks and doing it wrong leads to code that behaves in very surprising and bad ways; these corner cases are they way they are in floating point math for very good reasons.
Above comments are implemented.
The ConfusionMatrix default column thing is clumsy. This printing code decides that if there are no unclassified items, then the user did not intend to have unclassified items.
The MatrixDumper does row & column headers from the matrix now.
Lance, there are still unresolved issues in this patch. For example, look at the "/tmp" issue I noted earlier. And now for example you're making a LinkedHashMap into a HashMap when I'm not sure that's correct.
To close this out, I will try to put this into a committable form on my end, and if it's all pretty minor I'll just commit it to move forward.
OK, um, somehow when I applied the patch, the IDE showed me the change as of the last time I applied the patch. Another application worked. So some comments were out of date, but not all.
I think there are a number of small style issues with this patch, but it's close. Here is my proposal.
This patch still doesn't work for me – tests still fail. If this patch is a bit of a struggle, we can consider leaving it in JIRA but otherwise closing it.
There's something very wrong with how I'm uploading. What I have is not what you are getting. I'll look into it.
The November 1 patch is correct:
md5: 41577c6103f8feaf3b44dee9efe53255
Apply this to a fresh trunk. All of the tests run, and the two jobs run.
There is one line that changes a HashMap to a LinkedHashMap, and that should not be there. Formatting problems- some existing code has funny indentation and this patch corrects it. Other than that, this is finished.
Missing MatrixDumper app.
Now we're all set to ditch matrix labels and re-implement it all
Integrated in Mahout-Quality #1151 (See https://builds.apache.org/job/Mahout-Quality/1151/)
MAHOUT-838 add MatrixDumper
srowen : http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/?root=Apache-SVN&view=rev&rev=1197822
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Ask these questions to decide your unified communications strategy
Unified communications is the wave of the future, and it's likely that your company will be deploying a UC solution at some point. To avoid costly mistakes when you do, you should have a structured pl...
Choosing the right wireless broadband laptop card comes down to service
Wireless broadband access anywhere for your laptop using a PCMCIA card is available from several vendors. After using similar products from Sprint, Cingular, and Verizon, the conclusion is that it's n...