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Olympic and Paralympic Values - Friendship week
- Friendship week
- Values discussion as it happened
- More from our 'friendship' discussion
- Oli's child marriage crusade
- Luca's friends - primary assembly
- Luca's friends - secondary assembly
- The 5000-mile friendship - primary assembly
- The 5000-mile friendship - secondary assembly
- St Botoph's friendship wave!
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These debates are your school's chance to get involved.
From 0900-1000, tell us what friendship means to you, and we'll publish it right here.
You can also respond to points made by other schools. Agree? Disagree? We want to know.
Take a look at the debate points at the top of this page and watch the videos on the right for inspiration.
Welcome to our live debate page!
At 0900 BST, we'll kick-starting a discussion on this week's Olympic Value, which is friendship.
In addition to our live debates, World Class are producing films and assemblies this week around this Value - use the tabs at the top of the page to explore what's available.
We're off! The first questions about friendship come from Bedford Academy, Bedfordshire, UK.
Imaan, from Year 9, says: "I learn different skills and abilities from my friends that I haven't learnt from others".
And Lakiesha adds: "You can tell things to your friends which you wouldn't be able to tell your family. I would maybe count my sisters and cousins as friends but definitely not my parents"
Do you agree? Let us know!
We'd like to say a big hello to everyone at Khaitan Public School in India who will be involved in our live discussion from 13:00-14:00 BST. We are looking forward to hearing from them!
Joining the debate all the way from Malawi are pupils from Malikha Community Day Secondary School.
They've sent us handwritten letters on what friendship means to them!
If you can't make out the text above, Florence, 16, says that friendship, "Becomes real when there is existing or natural love".
A World Class welcome too to Danville School pupils, joining us from South Africa!
The Danville pupils (see 0908), who are in Year 10, have this to say about friendship:
"It is a quality that lets you depend on other people and good friendships build you emotionally and mentally.
Friendship is having a connection with a person, it can be because you have a lot in common. They are there for you in good times and in bad.
It is impossible to live life without any friends. Without friends you feel incomplete."
Puru from Khaitan Public School in India says, "Friendship is a relationship of humanity. They are a medium to share our views, problems and difficulties of life."
What do you think?
If you want to respond to any of the questions raised below, or to the debate points above, email us at email@example.com.
We'd love to hear what you think!
You can also get in touch via our Facebook page or by tweeting with the hashtag #worldclassvalues.
Sparsh from Khaitan Public School says friendship is "a relationship which every person has and happiness is incomplete without friendship".
On this day of friendship discussions, here at BBC World Class we think our Facebook friends are important too.
Log on to www.facebook.com/BBCWorldClass - make new friends!
More from the Malikha Community Day Secondary School students in Malawi.
Daka, 18, thinks that friendship can involve "discussing your future plans and your career", and "sharing knowledge and wisdom about education."
Meanwhile, Lazaro tells us "it is important to have friendship because it helps to have a partner to know the behaviour of the other".
Great points. Do you agree? Disagree?
Arun from Khaitan Public School in India feels that friendship is "a mutual affection between two people and a true bonding between people."
Here's the view from the classroom at Danville Park Girls School in South Africa this morning:
Not bad! Thankfully it's a gloriously sunny morning here in the UK, too.
Here are Danville's thoughts on what friendship means - can you add any to these?
- Someone who does not judge you and accepts you for who you are
- Someone who laughs at all your jokes
- Someone who makes you happy when you are sad
More from the Year 9 pupils at Bedford Academy (see 0858). Chelsea says: "Friends are really important to me as they help you get through difficult situations".
And Imaan thinks, "Family will always be there but friends change over time".
On the subject of our debate point 'Would you count your parents as friends?' Sparsh from Khaitan Public School in India says parents can be told secrets. We should not hold anything back from our parents as they are the only people who can help us when we are in need.
On the debate point 'would you count your parents as friends?' Puru from Khaitan Public School in India says, "parents are the first support network of our life."
For inspiration on what friendship means to you, check out this film.
Inspired by the Olympic value Friendship, Oli campaigns against child marriage where he lives in Bangladesh.
He's just 12 years old, but has halved the amount of child marriages in his area by talking to families about why they shouldn't marry off their daughters so young.
Bangladesh has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world, with 20% of girls becoming wives before their 15th birthday, even though 18 is the minimum age allowed by law.
This is an online discussion on the Olympic value of friendship.
To get involved email your thoughts to firstname.lastname@example.com. You can log on to the Worldclass Facebook page at www.facebook.com/BBCWorldClass or tweet us via #worldclassvalues
Tell us what friendship means to you!
We've added a new debate point at the top of of the page. We want to know:
Why do you think that 'friendship' is an Olympic Value?
Let us know your answers - is friendship important in sport? And why is it important to the Olymipic Games?
Some great input from Holy Cross School, in New Malden, UK!
Selan, 12, thinks that "Friendship is a bond that never ends and is forever strong.
It is a relationship which creates happiness and stops war."
Lauren, 12, from Holy Cross (see 0945) tells us: "Friendship is a special bond between two people. You can't buy friendship, you have to earn it."
And Sarah adds: "Friendship is like a fire and arguments are like the wind. The wind blows out the weak ones but strengthens the strong ones."
A great comment - very poetic, we think!
James from King Edward VI school in Southampton says: "To me friendship means being close to people who care about you and will help you in everyday challenges."
This is Ollie from King Edward VI School, Southampton taking part in the BBC World Class online discussion on friendship.
Do you have a question for Ollie?
Heather from King Edward VI School in Southampton has commented on one of our debate points above.
The question: "Why do you think friendship is an Olympic Value?"
She says: "To me friendship is someone who walks in when the rest of the world walk out.
I don't think friendship is a key Olympic Value though. It may help competitors if they have people cheering them on or it could distract them and maybe even make them lose."
Finally, she asks: "What do you think about friendship as an Olympic value?"
James from King Edward also has a thought on our debate point (see 0959). He says:
"Friendship can give you feelings of encouragement and enthusiasm in a way that other things cannot. It can help you reach your goals in life."
We're into the last stages of our first debate on 'friendship' today, and the comments and opinions have been fantastic!
Keep the emails coming in to firstname.lastname@example.com - if we don't feature them this morning, we'll try to use them in our afternoon debate which runs from 1300 BST onwards.
Alice and Bronwyn from King Edwards VI School in Southampton say, "friends are the key to life because they have taught us so many life lessons, making us a better person."
Alice & Bronwyn from King Edwards VI School in Southampton are talking about why friendship is an important Olympic value.
They disagree with Heather (see 0959).
They say, "Friendship is key to the Olympics because without friends, the athletes would have nothing to drive them forward and help them reach their goals. For us, our friends inspire us to do better and to be the best we can be - the same goes for the athletes in the Olympics."
Oli, who features in in our film about child marriage, (see 0935), has this to say on the value of friendship: "Friendship is playing together and if possible working for a good cause."
Oli thinks a friend is someone who, "Always stays beside me in my happy and sorrow hours. A friend never quarrels or fights with me."
While Franki from King Edward VI School in Southampton says, "Friendship is a key part of the Olympics because to succeed you have to work well as a team and get along like friends.
"Friendship will make the team work better together and be unbeatable!"
Here's a letter to World Class from 18-year-old Elecia at Malikha Community Day Secondary School in Malawi.
She says that "Friendship is also a situation whereby people of Malawi agree with other people living in other country such as Britain".
We hope that you agree with her!
Muhammad at King Edwards VI School in Southampton says, "I think that friendship is a core value in the Olympics because you have a goal to achieve, to impress your friends. So to me friendship is really important in sports."
We're tying things up for now, but do join us again from 1300 BST when we'll be resuming the debate about what friendship means to your school.
We'll be joined at that time from pupils from Colegio Certo in Brazil, a school that places a strong focus on good citizenship and friendship.
If you've any questions for them or thoughts about friendship and the Olympics, email email@example.com.
As a final note for now, Holy Cross School have translated a special welcome message for Colegio Certo!
"Nos damos as boas-vindas aos nossos amigos novos do Colegio Certo do Brasil. A nossa escola chama-se Holy Cross school, New Malden na Inglaterra.
E uma escola catolica que da importancia a amizade."
(Which means: "We welcome our new friends from Colegio Certo in Brazil. Our school is called Holy Cross, New Malden, England.
Holy Cross is a Catholic school which values the importance of friendship".)
Thanks for that guys!
Welcome back to part two of our live debate around the Olympic Value, 'friendship'.
We've already had some great input today from schools around the world - just scroll down to see what's been discussed.
We want to hear what your school has to say about friendship. What does it mean to them? Why is it an Olympic Value?
You can get in touch by emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We're also on Facebook and you can tweet us using #worldclassvalues.
We'll also be joined this afternoon by students from Colegio Certo, a school in the North-East of Brazil who pride themselves on fostering values of friendship and citizenship in their students.
The school are twinned with Roseberry Sports College in Durham, and you can watch a film about their recent visit to the school in the film on the right, 'The 5000-mile friendship'.
Have you got questions for the Brazilian students? Email them in!
Roshan from Holy Cross says, "Friends are the family we get to choose."
Here are pupils at Holy Cross contributing to the debate...
Rishika from The Khaitan Public School in India has written in with her thoughts on one of our debate points: 'Why is friendship an Olympic Value?'
She feels that "No (Olympic) team can be in isolation - they need to have good relations amongst the team mates as well as with the competitors.
Friendship inspires this important value of co-ordination and international relations amongst the participating countries."
What do you think?
Marie from Holy Cross School believes "friendship is something we all want but not necessarily something we all give."
A really insightful thought, Marie.
We're pleased to be joined now by pupils from Colegio Newland in Queretaro, Mexico!
They have this to say: "We think that we think friendship in the Olympics is about support between countries and the union of its people.
It also refers to the friendship that might occur with the contestants and how they interact.
It is really important to highlight the fact that contestants don't see each other as enemies, but as friends, and might as well become friends."
A fantastic point, but do you agree with them? Is it possible to see your rival as a friend?
On the subject of friendship being a worthy Olympic value Roshna says, "even though the Olympics is a competitive event friendships are often made between rivals who share common values. Frienship comes when you respect others".
Respect is the Olympic value we'll be focusing on next week at BBC World Class!
Marida & Bronwyn from King Edward VI School in Southampton comment on one of our earlier debate points about whether parents can also be friends: "You can't choose your parents but if you're lucky they'll be there for you just like a friend would."
Great question here from Joe at Bedford Academy, UK, who asks:
"How does competition get in the way of the value of friendship? If you were competing against a friend in the Olympic final would you put the gold medal over that friendship?"
Holy Cross wish to welcome their new friends from Colegio Certo in Brazil. Our school is called Holy Cross, New Malden, England.
Holy Cross is a Catholic school which values the importance of friendship. We are now going to tell you some more ideas on friendship....
Selan says, "Friendship is a bond that never ends and is forever strong and it is a relationship which creates happiness and stops war."
Bronwyn & Marida from King Edward VI School in Southampton say, "Friendship is universal. No matter what country you're in or what language you speak you can make someone feel really special and not even realise. And that's what friends are for".
We want to hear from you! Get involved and tell us what friendship means to you. Email email@example.com, visit our Facebook page, or tweet us using #worldclassvalues
James from King Edward VI School in Southampton says, "I believe friends are people who try their hardest to be helpful and nice to people in every thing they do. They give more than they take, be it in kindness or favours."
Joe from Bedford Academy wants your opinions. He asks: 'how does competition get in the way of the value of friendship?
If you were competing against a friend in the Olympic final would you put the value of a gold medal over that friendship?'
Email email@example.com and let us know what you think. Great questions. Go Joe!
James from King Edward VI School in Southampton, UK, has an answer for Joe (see 1317)
"I think that you can see rivals as your friends. They may be rivals in the event, but when your not competing, there's no reason to try and be better than them. Rivals can be brilliant friends in normal life."
That's a great answer. What do you think. Joe - do you agree?
Marida & Bronwyn from King Edward VI School, Southampton have a different take on the Olympics...
"People say the Olympics are about sport but they're actually about the people and how they get along. We wouldn't appreciate the Olympics if we didn't appreciate the friendship born in the event."
Responding to what Selan said from Holly Cross School (see 1318) Colegio Newland in Mexico say, "We want to create this kind of bond between children all over the world in this way to stop war."
Bedford Academy tweets: Lakiesha year 9 - 'Do you have the opportunity to socialse with friends outside school'? #worldclassvalues
We've a reply from Joe on whether sporting rivals should also be friends (see 1330)
He says: "During the event for me friendship would be out the window, I'll do what it takes to win. After the event we would be friends again. Besides if I win he should be happy for me as my friend!"
James from King Edward, it's back to you...
While we're waiting for Colegio Certo to come online in Brazil, Colegio Newland in Queretaro, Mexico have been fielding some questions.
The school caters for all age groups and is located close to Mexico City.
In this morning's session we heard from pupils from Malikha Community Day Secondary School in Malawi. They've been in touch again and sent us this brilliant picture of them taking part in the discussion.
Bedford Academy, UK, asked: "If it came to a choice between friends and family, what would you choose?"
Colegio Newland pupils replied: "The question of which is more important, family or friends, is difficult, because both are important.
We try to put friends first, but not always is possible, because our parents do not allow it all the time. So we have to balance sometimes."
Khaitan Public School in India have asked: "What are the favorite sports of the students from Colegio Newland?"
Newland reply: "Friendship in Olympics includes support within contestants even though they are from different countries and nationalities, because they can learn something from each other.
"This is a moment in which it doesn't matter where are you from or who you are because everyone is there for the same reason and maybe, the Olympics can be known as an excuse to unite the world, because in the end, the Olympics gathers us all together."
Bedford Academy also asks: "Have you ever fallen out of friendship with someone never to be friends again? If so, why?"
Colegio Newland students say: "It's not always is easy to forgive a friend who betrayed you. Depends on the betrayal...
We try to do our best to continue friendship, but when the thing your friend did to you is very bad - like talking bad things about you with your other friends - it is not easy."
Has this happened to you? Have you been able to forgive your friend?
Earlier we asked if you think parents can be your friends.
Well, 12-year-old Chisomo from Malikha Primary School, Malawi, believes that "parents are not our friends because their sole responsibility is to take care of us every day and we cannot play with them the way we play with our friends."
Interesting point Chisomo. Do you agree? Email email@example.com with your thoughts. You can also get in touch using our Facebook page or tweet us using #worldclassvalues.
Bedford Academy asked: Can girls be friends with boys as teenagers? What would your parents think?
The Colegio Newland pupils respond: "Girls and boys can be friends in teenage years easily... Friends are friends.
We have classrooms with boys and girls and sometimes we have to work as a team, an academic team, so we learn how to involve everyone.
Parents don't always agree, especially if it is a trip together, but we can say that we are just friends. And sometimes parents agree and realize we are friends and we can manage the situation."
Bedford Academy tweets: Masuma year 10 'In the UK its easy to stay in touch with friends with social networking technology' #worldclassvalues
James from King Edward VI School, Southampton, says "I agree with what Joe says about friendship not mattering when playing sport (see 1343). Sport should be about performing at your best. I also think that if you win, you should congratulate your friends, and the other contestants, for taking part."
17-year-old Darless from Malikha Community Day Secondary School in Malawi has a response to Joe (1330).
She says: "An opponent may be friend before or after the game has been played. But during the game he or she is an opponent you are to take on without a friendship consideration."
An interesting debate developing here! Any thoughts from the rest of you?
The pupils at Malikha Community Day Secondary and Primary schools in Malawi have been busy today. They have had their say on some of our debate points, including whether or not friendship should be an Olympic value.
Faston, 17, says: "Friendship helps in Olympic Games because we encourage each other and in turn build a strong support system." Lobina, 12, adds: "Friendship during Olympics acts as a strong source of support and keeps one motivated."
"Friendship allows an individual to gain morale and this keeps him/ her going during the Olympic games even in case of injuries," says Lazaro. Finally for now here's 17-year-old Darless: "Friendship is important during Olympics because one is motivated to exercise more and in turn, his/ her health benefits in the long run."
Chelsea from Bedford Academy would like to talk to Colegio Newland in Mexico
She says: "We have single sex teaching in our lessons which we feel has affected our friendships with the boys in our school.
"Do boys and girls have seperate lessons in Mexico and how do you feel about our way of teaching?"
15-year-old Marcus from Colegio Certo is online and responding to your questions!
Marcus stars in the film 'The 5000-mile friendship' which you can watch on the right.
Khaitan Public School in India asked: "What inspired the pupils of Colegio Certo to travel 5,000 miles to visit pupils from Roseberry Sports College in Durham?"
Marcus says: "In fact, the BBC promoted a project to twin together some schools from all the world to discuss how our schools work.
In the first time a year ago, we were invited to take part (in the Durham Youth International Games) for two days and then to visit Roseberry School.
When County Durham decided to make the sports event again, we were invited to take part to it and to visit the school once again."
You can find out more about Roseberry and Colegio Certo's partnership which is part of the BBC and British Council Olympic Dreams network here
There is 10 minutes remaining of today's discussion on the Olympic value of friendship, but don't panic there is still time to get in touch!
Get involved and tell us what friendship means to you. Email firstname.lastname@example.com, visit our Facebook page, or tweet us using #worldclassvalues
Marcus responds to Bedford Academy's question "Can you be friends with your parents?"
"Absolutely. In our country our parents are our best friends. They are always beside us to teach how lead a good life, how to get experience to our whole life.
They talk to us about everything. They are special friends for us."
Colegio Certo have a special message just for Holy Cross School! (see 1016)
"Oi, pessoal. Nós somos do Colégio Certo, no Brasil. È muito bom receber uma mensagem de vocês. Nossa escola é no estado do Piauí, na cidade de Teresina. Nosso clima é muito quente e temos muito sol.
Mas somos muito alegres e achamos que a amizade é algo fundamental em nossas vidas. Fazemos nossos melhores amigos na escola e eles se conservam por toda a vida.
Se vocês precisarem de alguma coisa em nossa escola ou em nossa cidade, basta os dizer."
We'll reveal what all that means for you later - but for now, if Holy Cross are reading, feel free to continue the conversation!
Bedford Academy tweets: Ben yr10 'Is Colegio Newland multicultural? How does this affect friendships? #worldclassvalues
Marcus fields another question that you've been debating a lot today: 'Can girls be friends with boys as teenagers? What would your parents think?'
He says: "In my country this is really common. We study in the same school and usually live in the same neighbourhood.
Our parents don't mind, but, of course, they have some rules about our friendship. And they prefer to meet and know our friends."
Colegio Newland in Mexico have responded to Chelsea's question (1414)
Do boys and girls have separate lessons in Mexico and how do you feel about the Bedford Academy way of teaching (single sex lessons)?
They say: "We have male and female teachers, boys and grils students in the same class... All day long we have this kind of class, so it is easy to became friends between boys and girls, we are never separated and we think if it happend, we will not be happy."
That brings up the end of our second live session today, but it's been a fantastic ride with some great points discussed.
Your contributions have been varied, insightful and generally brilliant - and the good news is that you can join us again for more of the same next week!
Our Olympic Value then will be 'respect', and we'll be joined by some special guests from the Dominican Republic - keep visiting the World Class site this week for full details.
As a final note, we'll be featuring all of Marcus' answers to your questions on a seperate page that you'll be able to access shortly.
Reload this page later today, and his answers will be available in the tabbed list at the top of the page.
That's it for now - except to reveal the full translation of Colegio Certo's message (see 1424):
"Hi, everybody. We are from Colégio Certo (Right School) in Brazil. It's a pleasure to receive messages from you.
Our school is in the state of Piaui, in the city of Teresina. Our weather is really hot and we have a lot of sun.
We are very happy and we think friendship is fundamental in our lives. We make our best friends at school and we keep them for all our lives.
If you need anything from our school or our city, just let us know. Let's be good friends."
And on that note, see you next week!


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|This is a discussion on Online Poker Legality Question within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Hello, I recently started playing online poker for the first time since Black Friday in 2011 when I lost a ton of my funds in full
Online Poker Legality Question
I recently started playing online poker for the first time since Black Friday in 2011 when I lost a ton of my funds in full tilt. I am on Bovada and playing 10/20. I am in Illinois, USA.
Deposited 2k on my visa.
I withdrew 2400 directly to my visa card with their visa quickpay option. I then got a letter about suspicious activity, but they have not frozen my card.
I am now up another 9 grand and I just don't want to cause any issues with my bank (Chase), or my card, which is also a Chase visa.
What's the worst that could happen? Any advice on how to withdraw without raising red flags?
I guess I just don't know my rights and I haven't done a lot of research since I just started playing on a whim.
Thanks in advance!
I haven't played on Bovada in about 4 months so I'm not current with their payout options. If they have a Western Union or Moneygram option then that is a way you can be paid without ever having to involve your bank. Personally when I deposit I deposit via Moneygram. Money is always in account w/in 1 hour & usually 30 minutes.
I have cashed out at least 5x & I always requested a check by mail. The longest it ever took to receive was 8 total days. I then never attempted to cash my check & just waited approximately 10 days until the check cleared before I would go to the bank & withdraw funds.
According to the UIGEA banks are NOT supposed to process online gambling transactions so I still have no clue on why they are allowed to or even why they are.
Actually if anyone has any clue on how/why the bank are processing online gambling transactions I would love to know.
Thanks in advance
i think bovada has bitcoin option now. that might be the safest, especially since you can use bitcoin for more and more things.
i think its the sites that are disguising the transactions so that banks dont know they are accepting funds from online gambling. technically still its the banks that are violating UIGEA now, but you are not liable. just dont get your bank account frozen because american law does allow investigators to seize assets that are believed to be used in a crime indefinitely even without evidence. its absolutely unconstitutional, but it can happen.
so if theres a bitcoin option use that, western union would probably be the second best option.
if poker ever gets like that for me, i might consider moving to a country where its completely legal, or maybe just play live
I just get checks from them. It's so much easier and less hassle. I wouldn't use the VISA quick option imho.
Only thing that sucks is you have to pull 3k at a time, and I think they just lowered it to 2k a couple of months ago. But you can do this more than once a month you just have to pay $50, but it's worth it imho.


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Collocational features and bag-of-words features ◦ Collocational Features about words at specific positions near target word Often limited to just word identity and POS ◦ Bag-of-words Features about words that occur anywhere in the window (regardless of position) Typically limited to frequency counts Example text (WSJ) ◦ An electric guitar and bass player stand off to one side not really part of the scene, just as a sort of nod to gringo expectations perhaps ◦ Assume a window of +/- 2 from the target Example text ◦ An electric guitar and bass player stand off to one side not really part of the scene, just as a sort of nod to gringo expectations perhaps ◦ Assume a window of +/- 2 from the target Position-specific information about the words in the window guitar and bass player stand ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ [guitar, NN, and, CC, player, NN, stand, VB] Wordn-2, POSn-2, wordn-1, POSn-1, Wordn+1 POSn+1… In other words, a vector consisting of [position n word, position n part-of-speech…] Information about the words that occur within the window. 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Assume we've settled on a possible vocabulary of 12 words that includes guitar and player but not and and stand guitar and bass player stand ◦ [0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0] ◦ Which are the counts of words predefined as e.g., ◦ [fish,fishing,viol, guitar, double,cello… Once we cast the WSD problem as a classification problem, then all sorts of techniques are possible ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Naïve Bayes (the easiest thing to try first) Decision lists Decision trees Neural nets Support vector machines Nearest neighbor methods… The choice of technique, in part, depends on the set of features that have been used ◦ Some techniques work better/worse with features with numerical values ◦ Some techniques work better/worse with features that have large numbers of possible values For example, the feature the word to the left has a fairly large number of possible values arg max s S p (V | s ) p ( s ) p (V ) ŝ= p(s|V), or Where s is one of the senses S possible for a word w and V the input vector of feature values for w Assume features independent, so probability of V is the product of probabilities of each feature, given s, so n p(V) same for any ŝ p (V | s ) p( | s) arg max s S Then j 1 vj n sˆ arg max p ( s ) p ( v j | s ) j 1 s S How do we estimate p(s) and p(vj|s)? ◦ p(si) is max. likelihood estimate from a sensetagged corpus (count(si,wj)/count(wj)) – how likely is bank to mean 'financial institution' over all instances of bank? ◦ P(vj|s) is max. likelihood of each feature given a candidate sense (count(vj,s)/count(s)) – how likely is the previous word to be 'river' when the sense of bank is 'financial institution' n p ( s ) p (v j | s ) Calculate s argsmax for each j 1 S possible sense and take the highest scoring sense as the most likely choice ˆ On a corpus of examples of uses of the word line, naïve Bayes achieved about 73% correct Good? A case statement…. Restrict the lists to rules that test a single feature (1-decisionlist rules) Evaluate each possible test and rank them based on how well they work. Glue the top-N tests together and call that your decision list. On a binary (homonymy) distinction used the following metric to rank the tests P (Sense 1 | Feature ) P (Sense 2 | Feature ) This gives about 95% on this test… In vivo versus in vitro evaluation In vitro evaluation is most common now ◦ Exact match accuracy % of words tagged identically with manual sense tags ◦ Usually evaluate using held-out data from same labeled corpus Problems? Why do we do it anyhow? Baselines ◦ Most frequent sense ◦ The Lesk algorithm Wordnet senses are ordered in frequency order So "most frequent sense" in wordnet = "take the first sense" Sense frequencies come from SemCor Human inter-annotator agreement ◦ Compare annotations of two humans ◦ On same data ◦ Given same tagging guidelines Human agreements on all-words corpora with Wordnet style senses ◦ 75%-80% The Lesk Algorithm Selectional Restrictions Add corpus examples to glosses and examples The best performing variant "Verbs are known by the company they keep" ◦ Different verbs select for different thematic roles wash the dishes (takes washable-thing as patient) serve delicious dishes (takes food-type as patient) Method: another semantic attachment in grammar ◦ Semantic attachment rules are applied as sentences are syntactically parsed, e.g. VP --> V NP V serve <theme> {theme:food-type} ◦ Selectional restriction violation: no parse But this means we must: ◦ Write selectional restrictions for each sense of each predicate – or use FrameNet Serve alone has 15 verb senses ◦ Obtain hierarchical type information about each argument (using WordNet) How many hypernyms does dish have? How many words are hyponyms of dish? But also: Can we take a statistical approach? ◦ Sometimes selectional restrictions don't restrict enough (Which dishes do you like?) ◦ Sometimes they restrict too much (Eat dirt, worm! I'll eat my hat!) 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Slide adapted from Chris Manning Given these general ML approaches, how many classifiers do I need to perform WSD robustly ◦ One for each ambiguous word in the language How do you decide what set of tags/labels/senses to use for a given word? ◦ Depends on the application 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 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Yet another example of gay marriage advocates showing what they mean by tolerance - openly discriminating against a member of a minority for up holding his religious beliefs:
Who knew that Manny Pacquiaos toughest opponent wasnt Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Timothy Bradley, but the entire lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender (LGBT) community?
As far as gay-rights advocates are concerned, its a knockout.
An Internet report claimed Pacquiao is now barred from The Grove, a shopping mall in Los Angeles, where the TV show Extra is taped, because of his bigotry.
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Pacquiao is in Los Angeles, training for his fight with Bradley to be held on June 9 in Las Vegas
Let's see how quickly the libbie media rushes to condemn this blatant discrimination.
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See what's happening here Dusty?
Yet another example of how Catholics and racial minorities are shunned by Hollywood's liberal oh-so-tolerant elite.
Meanwhile listen to the deafening silence from the mainstream media compared to their baying for blood over Sandra Fluke.
I wonder if Obama will call Pacquiao to console him on this shameless discrimination?
Perhaps Filipinos are not one of his target markets.
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Well, it is Hollywood after all. Maybe Mr. Pacquiao would have better luck at a mall in Mississippi....
The other notably hysterical thing about this is that the bigot who wrote the article in the first place referenced Leviticus, which did no favors for Pacquiao, but also, Mr. P has tattoos, which is verboten in the same book of The Bible...awwwwww...looks like a clusterfuck of bigotry.
Maybe between the author of the article who broke the story about Pacquiao, and Mr. P himself, they could put their heads together and come up with one human brain between them.
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We already have a thread about this blatant example of hypocrisy and discrimination against minorities by the intolerant Hollywood elite and their apologists
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Imagine the outburst if a mall banned a homosexual supporter of gay marriage???
The libbies are so hypocritical it's a joke
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Funny. More and more bigoted bible-thumpers like Pacquiao are receiving the public condemnation they so richly deserve. I wonder if Nike will drop him now that he's come out as a homophobe and a hypocritical tattoo-wearer. Regardless, it's very bad PR to be associated with a bigot like that.
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I am trying to browse a computer in "network places" located in one of our offices. I am doing this from my co-location but the problem is I only see the computers in the same physical location. How would i be able to fix it so I can browse the computers in a different location in "network places"? I was told this could be a WINs problem but i dont know to much on how to fix this step by step.
thank you for your expertise
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Feb 3, 2012 at 10:36 UTC
What, if any, link is there between two sites? VPN? MPLS?
Feb 3, 2012 at 11:02 UTC
not sure if this helps it has some bits and pieces about remote name res, might be junk who knows.
Feb 3, 2012 at 11:40 UTC
Are there WINS servers in both locations? It sounds like it's possible that they're not replicating to/from each other.
Feb 3, 2012 at 2:29 UTC
Netbios does not propegate over wan links. So you will need wins to browse with the network in windows explorer. Wins is an old service. MS should make their network browser rely on DNS solely, but some products like Symantec AV corporate uses wins to lookup remote machines.


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GREEN BAY - When it was over, Ted Thompson's mantra remained unchanged. He insisted that he hadn't drafted for need, that he'd trusted his board, that he'd taken the best player available.
And, truth be told, the Green Bay Packers general manager had draft-pick proof of that in several instances.
After all, he'd obviously taken his highest-rated player regardless of position at least a few times – while the Packers needed wide receiver help, they certainly didn't need to use three picks on the position – during the seven-round 2014 NFL Draft, which ended Saturday evening.
Also, he hadn't filled all his positional needs over the three days, having not selected an inside linebacker, which had been one of the Packers' weak spots entering the draft.
And, for the first time in 10 drafts as the Packers GM, he didn't execute a single draft-day trade, meaning at no point did he look at his board and see a player that he absolutely, positively had to go up and get, the way he did with a select few (Clay Matthews, Morgan Burnet, Jerel Worthy most notably) in the past. (Of Thompson's 30 draft-day trades in his first nine drafts, 24 were backward.)
Thus, Thompson was able to finish off the nine-player draft and say with a straight face that he didn't intend to use the draft to target all the areas that ailed his team.
"I've said this over and over, I didn't go into this draft trying to address need. That's what we don't do," Thompson said. "If the perception is that we relieved a need, that's fine. But that's not how we view our team."
Perhaps not, but look at what Thompson and the Packers personnel and coaching staffs did with their nine selections.
With their first-round pick, Alabama safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, they finally addressed their most glaring position of weakness, a trouble spot since Nick Collins' career-ending neck injury in 2011.
With their second-round pick, Fresno State wide receiver Davante Adams, they got a pass-catcher in the mold of departed veteran James Jones who could be the latest in a long line of second-round success stories at receiver.
With their two third-round picks, they added Southern Mississippi defensive tackle Khyri Thornton, the fifth defensive lineman they've drafted in the past three years and a logical replacement for unsigned 34-year-old veteran graybeard Ryan Pickett; and California tight end Richard Rodgers, who will be expected to compete for significant playing time at a position where incumbent starter Jermichael Finley seems like a longshot to return between his recovery from a career-threatening neck injury and the fact he'll have multiple free-agent suitors if/when he's cleared to play again.
And then came Saturday, when the Packers took a pass-rushing outside linebacker (Arizona State's Carl Bradford, fourth round), a position that outside of Clay Matthews has been perennially disappointing; a center (Ohio State's Corey Linsley, fifth round) who'll compete for the vacant starting job after Evan Dietrich-Smith wasn't re-signed; a cornerback (Baylor's Demetri Goodson, sixth round) who could spend a year developing while starter Tramon Williams and reserve Davon House enter the final years of their contracts; and two more wide receivers (Wisconsin's Jared Abbrederis, fifth round; Saginaw Valley State's Jeff Janis, seventh round).
Since the three receivers were more than quarterback Aaron Rodgers could have asked for – and considering that Thompson confessed to being surprised that Abbrederis was still on the board at No. 176, and that Janis was projected by some to be a second-day prospect – it's reasonable to think that Thompson simply saw too much value in each player to pass him up.
But beyond that, every other pick took care of a hole – some larger than others – in the roster. Whether Thompson was truly able to fill those with the best player available each time because there were simply so many areas of need, Thompson wouldn't say. ("I haven't even thought about that yet," he replied.) But there's no denying that the Packers are better off at multiple positions that were concerns a few days ago.
"Sometimes the needs of the perception and needs of the reality might be a little different," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "You don't really sit there and lock in on positions as much, and we've talked about this in here time and time again. The way the board is set, you have it set by position vertically, but the value of it is horizontal. And you can't get into reaching and things like that because that's when you make mistakes and you may potentially pass up a great player."
Added Thompson : "Today especially, [but really] all three days, we tried to go towards quality. And it's definitely the way the board worked out. We stuck with the board and tried to do it the right way."
The right way resulted in five offensive players and four defensive players; three players at positions with no true incumbent starter (center, free safety, tight end); four underclassmen (Clinton-Dix, Adams, Rodgers and Bradford); and eight players from Football Bowl Series schools.
But perhaps the most surprising was the no-trade approach.
"There were tons of conversations during the course of the weekend and today as well. None of the deals that we were offered were just right for us, and apparently none of the deals that we offered were right for the other teams," Thompson said. "And sometimes, you wait for an hour and you're ready to pick somebody. There were a few times where you had to go through a little gut-check where you're 10 picks away and you've kind of got your eyes on a name or two. And once it gets to be your opportunity, you're kind of anxious to go ahead."
Now, McCarthy and Thompson are anxious to see what they've got.
In the 6-1, 208-pound Clinton-Dix, they have their first first-round pick at safety since another Alabama safety, George Teague, was taken by Ron Wolf at the bottom of the 1993 first round.
"We just tried to improve our safety competition. It definitely improved there," McCarthy said. "How Ha Ha is utilized, that will be determined when he comes in here and competes for a position."
In the 6-1, 212-pound Adams, they have an ultra-productive two-year starter (233 receptions, 38 touchdown catches) who could immediately challenge Jarrett Boykin for the vacant No. 3 receiver job.
"He's the body type we kind of like around here. He's a big guy," college scouting director Brian Gutekunst said.
In the 6-3, 304-pound Thornton, they have another versatile young talent who can move (5.03-second 40-yard dash) and who caught the Packers' eye late in the draft process.
"He had so much twitch, so much upside, it was something we couldn't pass on," Gutekunst said. "The kid can run. He's got a lot of upside. We felt fortunate to get him."
In the 6-4, 257-pound Rodgers, they got a tight end who didn't spend much time on the line of scrimmage and will have to learn how to block but has some intriguing athletic gifts.
"He's got ability," tight ends coach Jerry Fontenot said. "I did have to do some searching to find some tape on him blocking, but he is capable of blocking. I think that once he gets in and gets a chance to compete, we ask our guys to do everything, [and] I think that he's perfectly capable of competing for that."
In the 6-1, 250-pound Bradford, they have a player who lacks ideal size for the position but put up 39 tackles for loss and 20 sacks in two seasons as a starter.
"Probably one of the reasons he was staring us in the face where he was is the fact he's not your prototypical 6-4, 35-inch arm type of guy. But after watching the tape and doing the workout stuff, I think we felt comfortable he'd transition to this league pretty well," Gutekunst said. "He's a pass rusher. That's what he does best."
In the 6-3, 296-pound Linsley, they get an experienced center who will compete with 2013 fourth-round pick JC Tretter for the open starting job.
"It's good to finally draft one that's played the position before. We're all excited about that. I know (line coach) James Campen's real excited," McCarthy said. "It will be good just to have a natural center come in and play that position. I know we historically move our guys around but I think it's important for him to come in and play center."
In the 6-1, 195-pound Abbrederis they get their first Badger in over a decade (guard Bill Ferrario was the last UW player the Packers drafted, in the fourth round in 2001) and a determined person who went from walk-on to No. 1 receiver during his time in Madison and could help at both receiver and returner.
"I've been watching him for a few years – as I guess probably all of you – and followed his track [with] the walking on, trying to earn his own way," Thompson said. "His first couple of years especially, he did everything but sell hot dogs down there. He did all the returning on kicks and punts and all that sort of stuff, and then you watch him play his junior and senior year and every game they played (against) the opponents in the Big Ten, quality corners are on him and he still gets open, he still catches the ball and he still runs with it. We think he's a very versatile guy."
In the 5-11, 194-pound Goodson, they have a raw ex-basketball player project who will require good fundamental coaching to unlock his football potential.
"The basketball thing, that's in the past. I just strictly look at the football player," cornerbacks coach Joe Whitt said. "Some of the things he did in basketball, being able to stay in front of guys and use your feet and things like that, it's just like playing corner. So that will help him. But other than that, I like the kid's skill set. He's a guy that has a chance to be a good player down the road."
And in the 6-3, 219-pound Janis, they get an off-the-charts athlete who was a star at the Division II level.
"He completely dominated his level of play," Thompson said of Janis, who had 83 catches for 1,572 yards and 14 TDs last year. "We do testing results of all the 40s and jumps and bench presses and shuttles and all that of every player in the draft that is eligible; it's like 1,000 guys. Of all the receivers in that group, he was the second-rated athlete according to his testing. He's a very gifted fellow."
And whether need was a tie-breaker for them at the time of their selection or not, they'll all get a chance to show what they can do starting Friday at the rookie orientation camp.
"All the players that were drafted, it definitely gives us a lot of competition, particularly at the wide receiver position," McCarthy said. "I don't think you ever go into the draft and put limits or expectations on how much competition you're trying to create in one specific area. It had a lot to do with the way the board was set."
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A funny thing happened to me at the men's shows back in June. A lightbulb moment. Hang on, I thought, as another male model motored down the runway in a choice pair of shorts, forget about men for a second… what would those shorts look like on me?
It was a style epiphany. Usually more comfortable in the pink, frills and flounces of Girl's World, menswear looked good to me. I loved the sunny gardening chic at Carven and Burberry, classical prints at Dolce & Gabbana and Jonathan Saunders, and the vibrant pieces at Givenchy. My femme faves like Lanvin, Alaïa and Valentino were out in the cold.
I'm not the only one who can see the appeal of wearing menswear. Though Katharine Hepburn and Patti Smith are moodboard staples for this look, Rihanna and Rita Ora have both been sporting pieces from Givenchy's men's collection recently. A new wave of boyish girl models are also appearing at the men's shows and in men's fashion magazines. Dutch model Saskia De Brauw is the rightful successor of Stella Tennant, while a suit-clad Tamy Glauser's crew cut and cheekbones have graced the pages of Numero Homme. And Drake Burnette, the New York model brave enough to work with Larry Clark on a film, brings her tough girl stare to Topshop's A/W campaign.
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While she sometimes shops in the men's department – and regularly borrows her husband's clothes – Sewell prefers womenswear that's cut to looks like menswear. Relaxed shapes appeared in womenswear everywhere for autumn, from Stella McCartney – her pinstripe pieces borrowed from the banker, never mind the boyfriend – to Rag & Bone, who went for a boyish vibe. There's also a new facet to tomboy chic: men's staples adapted for women – like New York sportswear label Filles et Papa and men's shirts by brands like E Tautz, Thomas Pink and Mr Start. "I think for every exquisite fashion dream or couture craziness, there will always be girls that wish to literally dress comme des garçons," says Emma Elwick-Bates, the style editor of British Vogue, who shares Christopher Kane knitwear with her husband. "I love the brands springing up to cater to that."
The trend is already heading for the next level: more designers are now investigating the idea of unisex. Although London designer JW Anderson has separate mens and womenswear lines, he has frequently said he views his work as unisex. His focus is subverting womenswear for men. In his last shows, he put male models in bustiers for the men's collection and sent boys out in tiaras in his show for Versace's Versus line. Other designers are investigating the idea too. At Saint Laurent, Hedi Slimane has introduced a unisex line. Richard Nicoll has collaborated with artist Linder Sterling to make SH/e – a unisex line. Nicoll sees more women taking up this look. "I always think things that are genderless are a bit cooler too. It's sexier because it's not overt," he says. "My clothes are for women but there's always something masculine in there."
SH/e is still "at the theory stage", but the future of dressing is interestingly ambivalent at the moment – about gender, that is, not about style. For now, I'm still lusting after those men's shorts I saw back in June. fl


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A friend of mine just was arrested for a second DUI, her first one was while she was underage and she qualified for ARD so that is no longer on her record i believe. This time she is 21 and blew a .12. In addition to the DUI she has been on probation for getting caught with a fake ID earlier in the year when she was still underage. She also has a background of 1 underage and 1 disorderly conduct. What are her possible consequences? Is she facing jail time?
There is always the possibility that your friend is facing jail time every time she gets arrested. Unfortunately, violating your probation with a new offense is one of the surest ways to make that happen. Your friend should really hire a lawyer quickly. The more times a person gets arrested and starts building a record, the less likely the prosecutor is willing to negotiate for probation, increasing the likelihood that she will do time in jail.Ask a similar question
Your friend needs an expert criminal & DUI defense attorney who know the courts and the prosecutors. She is racking up a lot of problems. A good attorney would recognize she has an addiction issue and needs residential treatment. That may be an alternative to any possible jail. However, that is a generic answer. Only an attorney who has practiced in the court(s) in which she will appear would have any idea. This forum in not the correct place to find the level of information you need. Have your friend call the local bar association or go to the court and watch the lawyers do their job. Pick the ones that are the best and ask them for a card.
In my jurisdiction, amazingly I have handled clients with that level problem and more. However, I tell my client's that someday, and I don't know when, the magic will be gone. Also, don't dig a hole faster than I can fill it back in. Your friend has her shovel and she is digging fast. It really sounds like an alcohol addiction or management problem she facing as the underlying cause of criminal conduct. She needs and expert criminal defense attorney and a program, NOW.Ask a similar question
The simple answer is yes. She is doing far too much in the way of drinking and attempting to drink by getting a fake ID. She should enroll in counseling as soon as possible. She is more likely to go to jail for the violation however two duis within a few years is pretty bad.Ask a similar question
First and foremost, you should retain counsel in your area. Only a Pennsylvania attorney can provide your friend the proper legal advice she needs at this time.
In Pennsylvania, the DUI law was changed in 2005. As a result, the penalty for DUI is based upon two very important factors. (1) Blood Alcohol Content and (2) Prior DUI Offenses.
Based upon BAC, the DUI penalties are divided into three tiers. The first tier relates to a BAC berween .08 and .099. The second tier relates to a BAC between .10 and .159. The third tier relates to a BAC about .16. Other factors not relevant to your question are also incorporated into the tier system. However, to keep it simple, we will just state that your friend's BAC of .12 is in the second tier.
The second important factor is the defendant's prior DUI conviction record. The more DUI offenses one has, the more harsh the punishment. Here, your friend has one prior DUI. presuming that occurred within 10 years, this will be her second offense (ARD enhances the penalties for DUI even though it is not technically a conviction). The mandatory minimum period of incarceration for a 2nd offense, tier 2 DUI is thirty days.
However, some counties have special programs which help defendants avoid incarceration. These programs, often called Intermediate Punishment programs are available to defendants depending upon special requirements.
In addition, a DUI case is not always a slam dunk for the prosecutor. Some cases are defensible. Therefore, it is important not to simply look at penalties, but instead, look at the case as a whole. A good DUI defense attorney is necessary.
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It's also because I'm into cooking chicken breast recipes at the moment, but I just wanted to eat Chicken Nanban which tastes good and keeps! I had let the sake and soy sauce soak into the meat overnight before, but I think this method is better to bring out the flavour of the meat.
Here is a Chicken Nanban which is still soft and tasty even when cold.