Callum Smith clings on to world title but judges ruin thriller against John Ryder
Smith was defending the belt he won from George Groves for a second time - and made light work of Ryder
by Irishmirror.ieCallum Smith was given a fright by John Ryder before he managed to retain his super-middleweight and Ring magazine titles.
Smith struggled for parts of his homecoming fight against the gutsy Ryder before winning by a unanimous decision.
The scoring was suspect and the fight was much closer than the judges’ scorecards of 117-111 and 116-112 twice.
Smith looked relieved and Ryder gutted at the end and the challenger deserved much better treatment by the judges.
Smith admitted he had been off colour and said: “It was a tough fight. He stopped me from doing what I’m good at do
“It wasn’t my best performance. He made it hard for me. You never know that performance may tempt some of my opponents to come and fight me.”
Ryder fought brilliantly and overcame his height and reach disadvantage to push Smith all the way.
Ryder was not impressed by the scoring and said: “I feel that’s harsh. I give my life and soul to boxing. But I will come again.”
Smith, 29, who extended his unbeaten record to 27-0, will walk on with hope in his hear that he will get his dream fight at Anfield and promoter Eddie Hearn is in talks with Liverpool about fighting there at the end of the season.
The opening round was cagey and Ryder stepped inside to land a combination to Smith’s head
The Islington fighter had more success at the start of the second round and Smith responded with a couple of body shots.
The southpaw challenger proved to be awkward for Smith and he pined the champion against the ropes in the fourth.
Ryder continued to have joy trading in the pocket and a cut appeared over Smith’s right eye in the fifth.
Smith had sustained success in the sixth and he stung Ryder with a powerful straight right.
Back came Ryder and he hurt Smith with a left hook in the seventh as he pinned him in one of the neutral corners.
Smith was in trouble in the 11th and his wound over his eye opened up as Ryder repeatedly landed.
The champion looked drained in the 12th and was fighting on instinct as he held off Ryder to win.


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This repository holds the VEX code written for the tutorials of the TU Berlin SS 2019 lectures for Visualization in Mathematics.
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This contains the implementation of the minimal surfaces family. More...
#include "complex.h"
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| float | rho (int p) |
| The map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| float | rr (int p) |
| The map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | phi1 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the first component of the map from tutorial5. More... | |
| vector2 | phi2 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the second component of the map from tutorial5. More... | |
| vector2 | phi3 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the third component of the map from tutorial5. More... | |
| vector2 | phi4 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the fourth component of the map from tutorial5. More... | |
| vector2 | phi5 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the fifth component of the map from tutorial5. More... | |
| vector2 | phitilde4 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the fourth component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | phitilde5 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the fifth component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | phitilde1 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the first component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | gamma1 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the first component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | phitilde2 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the second component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | gamma2 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the second component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | phitilde3 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the third component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector2 | gamma3 (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the third component of the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector | gamma (vector2 z;int p) |
| Compute the map from tutorial 5. More... | |
| vector | gamma_s_family (vector2 c;vector2 z;int p) |
| vector | gamma_t_family (float t;vector2 z;int p) |
This contains the implementation of the minimal surfaces family from http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019 tutorial 5.
| vector gamma | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 gamma1 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the first component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 gamma2 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the second component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 gamma3 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the third component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phi1 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the first component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phi2 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the second component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phi3 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the third component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phi4 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the fourth component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phi5 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the fifth component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phitilde1 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the first component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phitilde2 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the second component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phitilde3 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the third component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phitilde4 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the fourth component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| vector2 phitilde5 | ( | vector2 z;int | p | ) |
Compute the fifth component of the map from tutorial 5 on http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| z | the complex stereographic projection |
| p | the natural parameter in the formula |
| float rho | ( | int | p | ) |
The map from tutorial 5 of http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| p | the natural parameter |
| float rr | ( | int | p | ) |
The map from tutorial 5 of http://wordpress.discretization.de/ddg2019.
| p | the natural parameter |


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Presentations and work in progress
Wagner, Michael (2021). Toward an alternative(s) syntax: Projecting and operating over syntactic alternatives. Colloqium Talk at Michigan State University, October 14 2021 [handout]
Anttila, Arto & Michael Wagner (2021). What is deaccentuation? Targeted Collaborative Debate at GLOW 44 [slides]
Göbel, Alexander & Michael Wagner (2021). Syntactic and Prosodic Factors in the Interpretation of Ambiguous ‘at Least’. Talk presented at Amlap 2021, September 2rd. [slides]
Hirsch, Aron & Michael Wagner. Variable prosodic phrasing in a theory of incremental production planning. Ms., MIT/McGill. [paper]
Wagner, Michael, Josiane Lachapelle, & Oriana Kilbourn-Ceron. Liaison and production planning. Poster presentation on July 6 at LabPhon 17, University of British Columbia [draft June 26 2020]
Wagner, Michael (reporting on joint work with Dan Goodhue) 2020: Toward an intonational bestiary. Colloquium talk at University of Victoria. [slides]
Wagner, Michael. Even and the syntax of additivity. Colloquium talk given at University of Chicago on December 2015. [handout].
Wagner, Michael (2020). Encoding a semantic contrast requires phonological contrast in English but not in French. Poster presented at the 61st Annual Conference of the Psychonomic Society on Nov 19 2020. [poster]
Wagner, Michael (2021). The syntax and prosody associated with German gender gaps. Short talk at Amlap 2021 September 3 [abstract] [slides] [osf]
Wagner, Michael (2021). Why predictability is not predictive without a linguistic theory and a theory of processing. The case of external sandhi. Talk presented at Universität des Saarlandes, July 15 2021. Reporting on joint work with Oriana Kilbourn-Ceron and others [slides]
2021
Wagner, M. (2021). Two-dimensional parsing explains the iambic-trochaic law. Psychological Review. Advance online publication [doi] [paper]
Gerazov B. and M. Wagner (2021). ProsoBeast Prosody Annotation Tool. Proceedings of Interspeech. 2621–2625 [doi][archive] [git] [video]
Wagner, M., Iturralde Zurita, A., and Zhang, S. (2021). Parsing speech for grouping and prominence, and the typology of rhythm. Proceedings of Interspeech. 2656–2660 [doi] [lingbuzz] [interactive slides] [static slides] [video]
2020
Gibson, Emma, Torreira, Francisco, and Wagner, Michael. (2020). The high-fall contour in North American English: A case study in imperatives. In Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Speech Prosody 2020. [paper]
Kilbourn-Ceron, O., Clayards, M., and Wagner, M. (2020). Predictability modulates pronunciation variants through speech planning effects: A case study on coronal stop realizations. Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology, 11(1). [doi]
Martens, G., Torreira, F., and Wagner, M. (2020). Hat contour in dutch: Form and function. In Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Speech Prosody 2020. [paper]
Wagner, M. (in press). Prosodic focus. In Gutzmann, D., Matthewson, L., Meier, C., Rullmann, H., and Zimmermann, T. E., editors, The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Semantics. Wiley–Blackwell. [semantics archive] [lingbuzz]
2019
Hirsch, Aron and Michael Wagner. Only reconstruction and backwards association. Proceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium. [paper]
Keine, Stefan, Michael Wagner, and JessicaCoon, (2019). Hierarchy effects in copula constructions. Canadian Journal of Linguistics. [doi]
McAuliffe, M., Coles, A., Goodale, M., Mihuc, S., Wagner, M., Stuart-Smith, J., and Sonderegger, M. (2019). ISCAN: A system for integrated phonetic analyses across speech corpora. In Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, pages 1322–1326. [pdf]
Santi, Andrea, Nino Grillo, Emilia Molimpakis & Michael Wagner (2019) Processing relative clauses across comprehension and production: similarities and differences, Language, Cognition and Neuroscience, [doi]
Wagner, Michael and McAuliffe, Michael (2019). The effect of focus prominence on phrasing. Journal of Phonetics 77. [doi] [preprint]
Wagner, Michael (2019). Disjuncts must be mutually excludable. Snippets 37. [doi] [semantics archive] [lingbuzz]
2018
Goodhue, Dan & Michael Wagner (2018). Intonation, yes and no. Glossa: a journal of general linguistics, 3(1).5:45pp. [doi]
Hamlaoui,Fatima, Marzena Żygis, Jonas Engelmann, and Michael Wagner (2018). Acoustic correlates of focus marking in Czech and Polish. Language and Speech, 1(20):44pp [doi]
Mackenzie, Sara, Olson, Erin, Clayards, Meghan, & Wagner, Michael (2018). North American /l/ both darkens and lightens depending on morphological constituency and segmental context. Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology, 9(1), 13. [doi]
Smeets, Liz and Michael Wagner (2018). Reconstructing the syntax of focus operators. Semantics & Pragmatics, 11(6):1–27. [doi]
Vander Klok, Jozina, Heather Goad, and Michael Wagner (2018). Prosodic Focus in English vs. French: A Scope Account.Glossa: a journal of general linguistics 3(1): 71. 1-47 [doi]
2017
Coon, Jessica, Stefan Keine, & Michael Wagner (2017). Hierarchy effects in copular constructions: The PCC corner of German. In: Lamont, A. and Tetzloff, K., editors, Proceedings of the 47th Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society (NELS 47, Amherst, MA.205–214 [Poster] [Paper]
Howell, Jonathan, Rooth, Mats, & Wagner, Michael (2017). Acoustic classification of focus: On the web and in the lab. Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology, 8(1), 16. [doi]
Kilbourn-Ceron, Oriana, Wagner, Michael, and Clayards, Meghan (2017). The effect of production planning locality on external sandhi: a study in /t/. Proceedings of the the 52nd Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society in 2016. [paper]
McAuliffe, M., Socolof, M., Mihuc, S., Wagner, M., and Sonderegger, M. (2017). Montreal forced aligner: trainable text-speech alignment using Kaldi. In Proceedings of Interspeech 2017 in Stockholm. [proceedings] [paper] [doi]
Klassen, Jeffrey and Wagner, Michael (2017). Prosodic prominence shifts are anaphoric. Journal of Memory and Language, 92:305–326. [doi] [paper]
Smeets, Liz and Wagner, Michael (2017). The syntax of focus association in Dutch & German: Evidence from scope reconstruction. In Kaplan, A., Kaplan, A., McCarvel, M. K., and J. Rubin, E., editors, Proceedings of the West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, University of UTAH, pages 470–480, Somerville, MA. Cascadilla Press.[proceedings] [lingbuzz]
Tanner, James, Morgan Sonderegger and Michael Wagner (2017). Production planning and coronal stop deletion in spontaneous speech. Laboratory Phonology: Journal of the Association for Laboratory Phonology, 8(1), 15. [doi]
Wagner, M. andMcAuliffe, M. (2017). Three dimensions of sentence prosody and their (non-)interactions. In Proceedings of Interspeech 2017 in Stockholm. [proceedings] [ preprint][doi]
2016
Goodhue, Dan, Harrison, Lyana, Su, Y. T. Clementine, and Wagner, Michael (2016). Toward a bestiary of English intonational tunes. In Hammerly, C. and Prickett, B., editors, Proceedings of the 46th Conference of the North Eastern Linguistic Society (NELS), Concordia University, pages 311–320. [paper] [interactive page] [data]
Klassen, Jeffrey, Michael Wagner, Annie Tremblay, & Heather Goad. Prominence shifts in English and Spanish parallel constructions. In Hunter, J., Simons, M., and Stone, M., editors, Proceedings of JerSem: The 20th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue, pages 76–85, New Brunswick, NJ. [proceedings][paper]
Poschmann, Claudia and Wagner, Michael (2016). Relative clause extraposition and prosody in German. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 34(3):1021–1066. [doi]
Wagner, Michael (2016). Information Structure and Production Planning. To appear in: Féry, Caroline & Shinishiro Ishihara: The Handbook of Information Structure. Oxford University Press. 541–561 [draft: semantics archive] [doi]
Wagner, Michael (2016). How to be kind with prosody. In Proceedings of Speech Prosody, Special Session Satellite Session on Framing speech: Celebrating 40 Years of Inquiry with Stefanie Shattuck- Hufnagel, Boston University, pages 1250–1253. [doi]
2015
Goodhue, Dan and Michael Wagner (2015). It’s not just what you say, it’s how you say it: Intonation, yes and no. Deniz Ozyildiz & Thuy Bui (eds.), Proceedings of the 45th Meeting of the North-East Linguistic Society [paper]
Hamlaoui, Fatima, Marzena Żygis, Jonas Engelmann, and Michael Wagner (2015). Acoustic correlates of focus marking in Polish. Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (ICPHS) in Glasgow. [paper]
Hirsch, Aron. and Michael Wagner (2015). Right node raising, scope, and plurality. In Brochhagen, T., Roelofsen, F., and Theiler, N., editors, Proceedings of the 20th Amsterdam Colloquium, pages 187–196. [paper] [handout]
Hirsch, Aron and Michael Wagner (2015). Rightward movement affects prosodic phrasing. Deniz Ozyildiz & Thuy Bui (eds.), Proceedings of the 45th Meeting of the North-East Linguistic Society. [paper] [handout]
Knowles, Thea, Meghan Clayards, M. Sonderegger, Michael Wagner, Aparna Nadig, and Kris Onishi. (2015). Automatic Forced Alignment on Child Speech: Directions for Improvement. Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics 24. (paper)
Shimoyama, Junko, Alex Drummond, Bernhard Schwarz and Michael Wagner. 2015. Movement and ellipsis in afterthought right dislocation, sluicing and fragments. Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Canadian Linguistics Association. [paper]
Tanner, James, Morgan Sonderegger, and Michael Wagner. (2015) Production planning and coronal stop deletion in spontaneous speech. Proceedings of the 18th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (ICPHS) in Glasgow. [paper]
Wagner Michael (2015). Phonological Evidence in Syntax In: Tibor Kiss and Artemis Alexiadou (Eds.): Syntax – Theory and Analysis. An International Handbook. Handbooks of Linguistics and Communication Science. 42. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 1154–1198 [doi] [preprint: lingbuzz]
Wagner, Michael & Jeff Klassen (2015). Accessibility is no Alternative to Alternatives. Language, Cognition and Neuroscience. Volume 30, Issue 1-2, 212-233 [doi] [preprint: semantics archive]
2014
McClay, Elise & Michael Wagner (2014). Accented Pronouns and Contrast. Proceedings of the 50th Meeting of the Chicago Linguistics Society in 2014. [paper]
2013
Daniel Goodhue, James Pickett and Michael Wagner. English reverse prosody in responses to yes-no questions. Proceedings Semantics of Dialogue (Semdial). [paper]
Wagner, Michael, Lauren Mak and Elise McClay. Incomplete Answers and the Rise- Fall-Rise Contour. Proceedings of Semantics of Dialogue (Semdial). [paper]
Fleischer, David, Michael Wagner, and Meghan Clayards. A following sibilant increases the ambiguity of a sibilant continuum. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America. [doi]
2012
Wagner, Michael. Contrastive Topics Decomposed. Semantics & Pragmatics 5.8. 1-54. [doi]
Wagner, Michael. A Givenness Illusion. Language and Cognitive Processes. 27.10 1433-1458. [doi].
Wagner, Michael. Focus and Givenness: A Unified Approach. In: Ivona Kučerová and Ad Neeleman: Contrasts and Positions in Information Structure. Cambridge University Press. 102–148. [Paper]
Wagner, Michael. Locality in Phonology and Production Planning. In: A. McKillen & J. Loughran (eds.): Proceedings of the Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto (MOT) Phonology Workshop 2011. Phonology in the 21st Century: In Honour of Glyne Piggott. McGill Working Papers in Linguistics 22(1). [paper] [on lingbuzz]
2011
Gorman, Kyle, Jonathan Howell and Michael Wagner. Prosodylab-Aligner: A Tool for Forced Alignment of Laboratory Speech. Canadian Acoustics. 39.3. 192–193. [preprint] [paper]
Lovseth, K., de la Parra, L., Wagner, M., and Titone, D. A. (2011). Familiarity and decomposability modulate the prosodic realization of figuratively vs. literally intended idioms during natural speech production. In Ostry, D., Baum, S. R., M ́enard, L., and Gracco, V. L., editors, Proceedings of 9th International Seminar on Speech Production (ISSP), pages 377–384. [paper]
Wagner, Michael. Production planning constraints on allomorphy. Canadian Acoustics. 39.3. 160–161. [preprint] [paper]
2010
Wagner, Michael and Katherine McCurdy. Poetic rhyme reflects cross-linguistic differences in information structure. Cognition 117. 166–175. [doi] [paper] [pubmed] [preprint] [items]
Wagner, Michael. Prosody and recursion in coordinate structures and beyond. Natural Language and Linguistic Theory. 28: 183–237 [doi] [preprint]
Breen, Mara, Evelina Fedorenko, Michael Wagner and Edward Gibson: Acoustic correlates of information structure. _Language and Cognitive Processes_25.7. 1044–1098. [doi]
Wagner, Michael and Duane Watson: Experimental and theoretical advances in prosody: A review. Introduction to special issue of Language and Cognitive Processes. 25.7. 905–945. [doi] .
Wagner, Michael, Mara Breen, Edward Flemming, Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel and Ted Gibson: Prosodic Effects of Discourse Salience and Association with Focus. Speech Prosody, University of Chicago. [4pp] [paper]
Wagner, Michael and Serena Crivellaro: Relative Prosodic Boundary Strength and Prior Bias in Disambiguation. Speech Prosody, University of Chicago. [4pp] [paper]
2009
Wagner, Michael. Focus, Topic, and Word order: A Compositional View. Alternatives to Cartography. Edited by Jeroen van Craenenbroeck. Berlin/New York: Mouton de Gruyter. 53–86. [Preprint] [doi]
2008
Wagner, Michael. A compositional analysis of contrastive topics. Muhammad Abdurrahman and Anisa Schardl and Martin Walkow: Proceedings of NELS 2007. Volume I. GLSA Publications. 415–428. [Paper]
Wagner, Michael. And',
or’, and ∅. Snippets 17. 11–12. [paper]
2007
Wagner, Michael. A note on stress in intransitives in English. Snippets 16. 19–20. [paper]
Wagner, Michael. Prosodic Evidence for Recursion? Posted on lingbuzz in December 2007. [paper]
Bachrach, Asaf & Michael Wagner. Syntactically Driven Cyclicity vs. Output-Output Correspondence: The Case of Adjunction in Diminutive Morphology. Posted on lingbuzz in January 2007. [paper]
2006
Wagner, Michael. Association by Movement. Evidence from NPI-Licensing. Natural Language Semantics. Natural Language Semantics 14. 297–324. [doi] [preprint]
Wagner, Michael. Givenness and Locality. In: M. Gibson & J. Howell (eds.): Proceedings of SALT XVI. Ithaca, NY: CLC Publications. 295–312. [doi]
2005
(2005) Prosody and Recursion. Ph.D. Dissertation, Massachusetts Institute of Techonology (Some typos corrected 2007). [Thesis]
Note: Some parts of the thesis have been superceded by the paper on Coordinate Structures and the Givenness Paper listed above!
Wagner, Michael. NPI-Licensing and Focus Movement. In: Effi Georgala and Jonathan Howell (eds.): Proceedings of SALT XV. Ithaca, NY: CLC Publications. [Semantics Archive] [Paper] [doi]
Wagner, Michael. Asymmetries in Prosodic Domain Formation. In: Norvin Richards and Martha Mcginnis (eds.): Perspectives on Phases. Cambridge, MA: MITWPL 49. 329–367. [Paper]
2004
Wagner, Michael. Prosody as Diagonalization of Syntax. Evidence from Complex Predicates. In Keir Moulton and Matthew Wolf (eds.): Proceeding of NELS 34. SUNY Stony Brook, 2003. [15pp] [Paper]
Wagner, Michael. Asymmetries in the Syntax and Prosody of Verb-Intial Interpolated Clauses in German. Proceedings of Console XII 2003, University of Patras, Greece. [15pp.] [Paper] [Published]
2003
Jaeger, Florian and Michael Wagner. Association with Focus and Linear Order in German. Available on the Semantics Archive. [Paper]
2002
2002 The role of prosody in laryngeal neutralization. In: Aniko Csirmaz, Zhiqiang Li, Andrew Nevins, Olga Vaysman, and Michael Wagner (eds.): Phonological Answers. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 42. 357–376. [Paper]


An application framework can be defined as a collection of
cooperating frameworks that make up a reusable application
software architecture for a specific application domain. An
application framework is an application skeleton which can be
customized by inheriting and instantiating from reuseable
components in the software frameworks that it provides. The
result is pre-fabricated design at the cost of reduced design
flexibility.
On page 26 of [Gamma+95], a framework is defined as
"a set of cooperating classes that make up a reusable design
for a specific class of software."
A Web system is defined as any combination of services that
are provided through the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW).
This includes file transfer services (HTTP, FTP), caching services,
e-commerce, etc.
The JAWS Events Framework is arguably the most complicated
sub-framework within JAWS. It contains the most number of
interacting classes.
There is nothing to say about it, since it is not finished yet.
[Gamma+95]
[PLoPD1]
[PLoPD2]
[PLoPD3]
[PLoPD4]


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This table lists all available colors. The table is rendered with the swatches
shortcode. The shortcode takes one argument, the filename of a json
file in
the data/
directory.
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| lightgray | #DEDCDC |
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| gray | #B2ACAC |
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| darkgray | #787373 |
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| black | #322B2B |
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| blue | #244BD7 |
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| darkblue | #233574 |
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| orange | #CF7A16 |
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| darkorange | #934417 |
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| burntred | #5F1C07 |


{% extends "public_base.html" %} {% load markup thumbnail %} {% block content %} Moto2Me delivers to you! Get a free Coke with your order! {% for product in product_list %}


DNS (Twisted Names)
- testdns.py - Prints the results of an Address record lookup, Mail-Exchanger record lookup, and Nameserver record lookup for the given hostname for a given hostname.
- dns-service.py - Searches for SRV records in DNS.
- gethostbyname.py - Returns the IP address for a given hostname.


Almost Ruby-compatible date-time processor for Embulk and Embulk plugins.
Note that this version does not guarantee any forward compatibility yet.


Generate new instance of DataHost with unique data. Data is added to the DataHost asynchronously.
A new DataHost.
Returns a new Data generator with the new frequencyStability.
Frequency drifting also depends on Variation, which effects especially in low Frequency Stability amounts.
Returns a new Data generator with the new narrowFactor1.
Factor that alters the narrowness of first spectrum channel.
Returns a new Data generator with the new narrowFactor2.
Factor that alters the narrowness of second spectrum channel.
Returns a new Data generator with the new numberOfSamples.
How many samples to generate
Returns a new Data generator with the new sampleSize.
How many values are in a single spectrum sample.
Returns a new Data generator with the new variation.
Variation between adjacent points in range 0...100.
Spectrum data generator. Generates rows of random numbers that can be used to mimic spectrum data. Generated data is between 0 and 1.
To create a new instance of Spectrum data generator use createSpectrumDataGenerator factory.


Forest cover most prone to destruction
This dashboard makes it easier to visualize forest cover that is susceptible to harm from forest fires. Our Deep Learning model that uses a 'selu' (scaled exponential linear unit) activation function to correctly predict the probability of occurence of forest fires. We found out that forest fires are the most common preventable and controllable cause for deforestation.


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Playback
AirSim supports playing back the high level commands in a *.mavlink log file that were recorded using the MavLinkTest app for the purpose of comparing real and simulated flight. The recording.mavlink is an example of a log file captured using a real drone using the following command line:
MavLinkTest -serial:/dev/ttyACM0,115200 -logdir:.
Then the log file contains the commands performed, which included several "orbit" commands, the resulting GPS map of the flight looks like this:
Side-by-side comparison
Now we can copy the *.mavlink log file recorded by MavLinkTest to the PC running the Unreal simulator with AirSim plugin. When the Simulator is running and the drone is parked in a place in a map that has room to do the same maneuvers we can run this MavLinkTest command line:
MavLinkTest -server:<IP_ADDRESS>:14550
This should connect to the simulator. Now you can enter this command:
PlayLog recording.mavlink
The same commands you performed on the real drone will now play again in the simulator. You can then press 't' to see the trace, and it will show you the trace of the real drone and the simulated drone. Every time you press 't' again you can reset the lines so they are sync'd to the current position, this way I was able to capture a side-by-side trace of the "orbit" command performed in this recording, which generates the picture below. The pink line is the simulated flight and the red line is the real flight:
Note: I'm using the ';' key in the simulator to take control of camera position using keyboard to get this shot.
Parameters
It may help to set the simulator up with some of the same flight parameters that your real drone is using, for example,
in my case I was using a lower than normal cruise speed, slow takeoff speed, and it helps to tell the simulator to
wait a long time before disarming (COM_DISARM_LAND) and to turn off the safety switches NAV_RCL_ACT and NAV_DLL_ACT
(don't
do that on a real drone).
param MPC_XY_CRUISE 2
param MPC_XY_VEL_MAX 2
param MPC_TKO_SPEED 1
param COM_DISARM_LAND 60
param NAV_RCL_ACT 0
param NAV_DLL_ACT 0


Brooks: I Don't Think People Are Changing Their Minds on Impeachment | Breitbart
by Ian HanchettOn Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks stated that while he thinks there is a good case against President Trump, he doesn’t think minds are being changed on impeachment.
Brooks said, “I do disagree that this is somehow changing minds. I’ve seen no polling evidence that it’s changing minds. I don’t think people are watching, particularly out in the country. Since this whole impeachment thing has started, I’ve probably been in 20 states. I can’t think of too many places where people have talked to me about this. … I do think the case is a very strong one. I do think what he’s done was appalling. But Americans who like him like him. And the economy is the economy.”
Follow Ian Hanchett on Twitter @IanHanchett


--- layout: post title: "Looking for work" subtitle: "In all the right places" date: 2021-05-01 13:00:00 -0400 background: '/img/posts/judge.jpg' ---
As I look for my next job, I wanted to share the journey here in the hopes that it is, at best, helpful, and at the least, entertaining.
Brass tacks, hard truth, my contract at Nike has an end date that is coming up. When that date comes, I will have worked at Nike for almost four years. Within those four years, I’ve worked two distinctly different positions, on two tech stacks, with two teams, and under seven different direct managers.
When the pandemic hit, I was interviewing for a full time position at Nike, basically interviewing for the job I held then, a job where I wrote the interview questions. While it wasn’t in the bag, per se, I like to think I had a good chance at landing that job.
Headcount was frozen, then cut, then cut again, the project was paused. Two weeks of lockdown turned into a year and that job was a distant memory like hugging casual friends or seeing someone’s smile in person.
Here I am, with a hard end date on my contract and assurance from my contracting rep that I will not be continuing in any contractual capacity due to changing legalities. It’s time to start looking for a new job.
As much as I dislike “affirmations” this is apparently my current list.
There’s a lot that goes into looking for a job. The tech industry is the one I know best, so bear with me if I say there’s a quality about tech work that’s more universally applicable. Tech is my universe and has been since 2006.
Breaking this down into general topics is the only way I can fathom covering this experience so here’s how I’m bucketing this today:
The Unholy Tech Stack
Who can know everything? (Except Joe. Which is okay, you’re awesome Joe)
Experience Conundrum
Doing something new.
Perfection vs. Good Enough
Imposter Syndrome is that acquaintance who is trying to be helpful but is just eroding your confidence
Thought inquiry exercise into interviewing
Applying Buddhist practices to interviews and seeing what comes up


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24 (89) |
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12 [7, 20] |
17 [10, 27] |
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22% |
21% |
17% |
12% |
| Time to discharge (median [IQR]) |
13 [8, 21] |
10 [6, 17] |
12 [7, 19] |
19 [12, 32] |
| Time to death (median [IQR]) |
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Mark Luetke / @luetkemj
Reddit / imgur / tumblr
Slack / Hipchat
Basecamp / Trello / github
Duolingo / Fold It / Adopt A Hydrant
WordPress with WP-API, ACF, and Benson
Google Hangouts and a lot of planning
Basic CRUD app with Angular and Firebase


public class BytesReader extends java.lang.Object implements ProtocolResponseReader
An implementation of ProtocolResponseReader which can read data encoded in pCloud's binary protocol from a stream of bytes in pull-based fashion with minimal overhead.
The implementation can be reused for reading multiple responses from a byte source, as long as they are read completely.
ProtocolReader
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ProtocolResponseReader
SCOPE_DATA, SCOPE_RESPONSE, UNKNOWN_SIZE
SCOPE_ARRAY, SCOPE_NONE, SCOPE_OBJECT
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Create a BytesReader instance
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beginArray()
Begin reading an array from the source
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void |
beginObject()
Begin reading an object from the source
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long |
beginResponse()
Begin reading a response from the data source
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void |
close()
Close the BufferedSource
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int |
currentScope()
Get the current scope of the reader
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long |
dataContentLength()
Get the length of the data that follows the response
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void |
endArray()
End reading an array from the source
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void |
endObject()
End reading an object from the source
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boolean |
endResponse()
End reading a response from the data source
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boolean |
hasNext()
Check if the source has more data to read
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ProtocolResponseReader |
newPeekingReader()
Get a new instance peeking instance of this reader.
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TypeToken |
peek()
Peek the data and check what is the type of the data that follows
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boolean |
readBoolean()
Read a boolean value from the source
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void |
readData(okio.BufferedSink sink)
Read the data after a response.
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void |
readData(java.io.OutputStream outputStream)
Read the data after a response.
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long |
readNumber()
Read a number from the source
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java.lang.String |
readString()
Read a String from the source
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void |
skipValue()
Consume and discard the next value
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public BytesReader(okio.BufferedSource bufferedSource)
bufferedSource
- a BufferedSource to read the data fromjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- on a null BufferedSource argumentpublic TypeToken peek() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
Return values can be TypeToken.BEGIN_OBJECT, TypeToken.BEGIN_ARRAY, TypeToken.END_OBJECT, TypeToken.END_ARRAY, TypeToken.STRING, TypeToken.BOOLEAN, TypeToken.NUMBER
peek
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source is exhausted before the next bytes can be readTypeToken
public long beginResponse() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolResponseReader
beginResponse
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhausted prior to this operationpublic boolean endResponse() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolResponseReader
endResponse
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhausted prior to this operationpublic void beginObject() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
beginObject
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic void beginArray() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
beginArray
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic void endArray() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
endArray
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic void endObject() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
endObject
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic boolean readBoolean() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
readBoolean
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic java.lang.String readString() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
readString
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source is exhaustedpublic long readNumber() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
readNumber
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source is exhaustedpublic boolean hasNext() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
hasNext
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic long dataContentLength()
ProtocolResponseReader
dataContentLength
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
public void readData(java.io.OutputStream outputStream) throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolResponseReader
Use this method to red the data after reading a data-enriched response. Calling this method when the scope returned by ProtocolReader.currentScope() is not ProtocolResponseReader.SCOPE_DATA will result in a IllegalStateException error.
readData
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
outputStream
- the non-null recipient of datajava.io.IOException
- or read or write errors.public void readData(okio.BufferedSink sink) throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolResponseReader
Use this method to red the data after reading a data-enriched response. Calling this method when the scope returned by ProtocolReader.currentScope() is not ProtocolResponseReader.SCOPE_DATA will result in a IllegalStateException error.
readData
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
sink
- the non-null recipient of datajava.io.IOException
- or read or write errors.public ProtocolResponseReader newPeekingReader()
ProtocolResponseReader
The peeking reader can read data without consuming it. It inherits all the fields of the current instance such as the data source and the scope. Any operations with the peeking reader will not exhaust the data source.
newPeekingReader
in interface ProtocolReader
newPeekingReader
in interface ProtocolResponseReader
public void skipValue() throws java.io.IOException
ProtocolReader
skipValue
in interface ProtocolReader
java.io.IOException
- if the source has been exhaustedpublic int currentScope()
ProtocolReader
Return values can be ProtocolReader.SCOPE_NONE, ProtocolReader.SCOPE_OBJECT, ProtocolReader.SCOPE_ARRAY, ProtocolResponseReader.SCOPE_RESPONSE
currentScope
in interface ProtocolReader
public void close()
close
in interface ProtocolReader
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in interface java.lang.AutoCloseable


Replace the sample content with your own by removing the files in content/en-us/sample, then adding your own content in a language specific subdirectory of content.
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Delete content/en-us/sample
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Delete the existing content in the database.
- If you are using a local database, issue the command rake destroy_local
- If you are using a remote database, issue the command rake destroy_remote
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Copy your content into a language appropriate subdirectory of content.
For example, if your content is in Japanese, and it’s testing content, copy it into content/ja-jp/testing.
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Push your content to the server.
- If you are using a local database, issue the command rake update_local_db
- If you are using a remote database, issue the command rake update_remote_db
Your content should now be available in the portal.


Introduction
WebPageLayout (wpl) is a program used to create and maintain the websites of a small family of related projects. These projects are:- HistoryCal, HistoryLoc and TheFamilyPack.
This website serves as an example and test site as well as providing useful documentation on how the program is used.
Note that there will be no formal release of this program, since its only intended use is in maintaining the above websites. However, if there is someone out there who really wants to create a website with the look and feel that this program produces, then please contact the author.
Note
We can now annotate the website with interesting and useful bits of information.
It should be treated as a single block.


Dependencies
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acl
: clausal modifier of noun
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for acl
.
advcl
: adverbial clause modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for advcl
.
advmod
: adverbial modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for advmod
.
amod
: adjectival modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for amod
.
appos
: appositional modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for appos
.
An appositional modifier of a noun is a nominal immediately following the first noun that serves to define or modify that noun. It includes parenthesized examples, as well as defining abbreviations in one of these structures.
Като стигнаха до шосето , майката - жълта и сломена от тегло жена - още отдалеч загледа мъжа си . \n When reached-they to highway-the , mother-the - yellow and crushed woman - yet distantly looked husband her.REFL .
appos(майката, жена)
appos(mother-the, woman)
aux
: auxiliary
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for aux
.
auxpass
: passive auxiliary
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for auxpass
.
case
: case marking
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for case
.
cc
: coordinating conjunction
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for cc
.
ccomp
: clausal complement
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for ccomp
.
A clausal complement of a verb or adjective is a dependent clause which is a core argument. That is, it functions like an object of the verb, or adjective.
Виждам , че идва често . \n See-I that comes-he often .
ccomp(Виждам, идва)
ccomp(See-I, comes-he)
Such clausal complements may be finite or nonfinite. However, if the subject of the clausal complement is controlled (that is, must be the same as the higher subject or object, with no other possible interpretation) the appropriate relation is xcomp.
Аз обичах да разговарям с него . \n I liked to speak with him .
ccomp(обичах, разговарям)
ccomp(liked, speak)
Невеста Нена престана да вика . \n Aunt Nena stopped to shout .
xcomp(престана, вика)
xcomp(stopped, shout)
Example with copula:
Трудно е да я накараш да признае . \n Difficult-it is to her make confess .
ccomp(Трудно, накараш)
ccomp(Difficult-it, make)
compound
: compound
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for compound
.
conj
: conjunct
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for conj
.
cop
: copula
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for cop
.
csubj
: clausal subject
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for csubj
.
A clausal subject is a clausal syntactic subject of a clause, i.e., the subject is itself a clause. The governor of this relation might not always be a verb: when the verb is a copular verb, the root of the clause is the complement of the copular verb. The dependent is the main lexical verb or other predicate of the subject clause.
Example 1: The clausal subject is the relative clause, which has a main verb.
Който е закъснял , ще чака . \n Who is late , will wait-he .
csubj(чака, закъснял)
csubj(wait-he, late)
Example 2: The clausal subject is the to-clause (да се срещнем)
Предстои да се срещнем . \n Coming-it-is to REFL.meet-each-other .
csubj(Предстои, срещнем)
csubj(Coming-it-is, REFL.meet-each-other)
csubjpass
: clausal passive subject
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for csubjpass
.
A clausal passive subject is a clausal syntactic subject of a passive clause (or more generally, any voice where the proto-agent argument does not become the subject of the clause).
Participle passive (the meaning is “It is said that belief will save us.”)
Казано е, вярата ще ни спаси . \n Said is, belief will us save .
csubjpass(Казано, спаси)
csubjpass(Said, save)
Reflexive passive (the meaning is “It is costly for one on our Earth to be a human.”)
Скъпо се плаща на тая земя да бъдеш човек . \n Costly REFL.pay at this land to be a-human .
csubjpass(плаща, бъдеш)
csubjpass(REFL.pay, be)
dep
: unspecified dependency
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for dep
.
det
: determiner
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for det
.
discourse
: discourse element
Yes-No question particle
In Bulgarian the Yes-No questions are formed with the question particle ли (li). At the moment this particle is annotated with the cs-dep/discourse relation.
Върна ли книгата на Петър ? \n Returned PART.li book-the to Peter ?
discourse(Върна, ли)
discourse(Returned, PART.li)
dislocated
: dislocated elements
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for dislocated
.
dobj
: direct object
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for obj
.
The direct object of a verb is the noun phrase that denotes the entity acted upon. The direct object in Bulgarian corresponds to the position of the “Accusative” case, since nominals in Bulgarian do not have declension.
Accusative example:
Купувам му къща . \n Buy-I him house .
dobj(Купувам, къща)
dobj(Buy-I, house)
expl
: expletive
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for expl
.
fixed
: multi-word expression
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for fixed
.
flat
: name
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for flat
.
foreign
: foreign words
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for foreign
.
goeswith
: goes with
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for goeswith
.
iobj
: indirect object
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for iobj
.
The indirect object of a verb is any nominal phrase that is a core argument of the verb but is not its subject or direct object. A prototypical example is the recipient of ditransitive verbs of speaking:
Говореше на всички като началник . \n Spoke-he to everybody like a-boss .
iobj(Говореше, всички)
iobj(Spoke-he, everybody)
The other examples include all arguments of a head that are not direct objects or subjects, and are PPs introduced by various prepositions. These cases are handled in the valency dictionary:
Ще те питам за нещо . \n Will you ask-I for something .
iobj(питам, нещо)
iobj(ask-I, something)
list
: list
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for list
.
mark
: marker
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for mark
.
neg
: negation modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for neg
.
nmod
: nominal modifier
The nmod
relation is used for nominal modifiers. They depend either
on another noun (group “noun dependents”) or on a predicate (group
“non-core dependents of clausal predicates”).
nmod
is a noun (or noun phrase) functioning as a
non-core (oblique) argument or adjunct.
This means that it functionally corresponds to an adverbial when it attaches to a verb, adjective or other adverb.
But when attaching to a noun, it corresponds to an attribute, or genitive complement (the terms are less standardized here).
- the possessive alternation:
Купих й плат за рокля . \n Bought-I her.CLITIC cloth for dress .
nmod(плат, рокля)
nmod(cloth, dress)
nmod
is also used for temporal nominal modifiers:
Валя цяла нощ . \n Rained-it all night .
nmod(Валя, нощ)
nmod(Rained-it, night)
- predicate modification:
От всички маси ги следяха враждебни погледи . \n From all tables them.CLITIC followed hostile gazes .
nmod(следяха, маси)
nmod(followed, tables)
- noun-noun modification:
Най-често Йовка мислеше за стринка си Елка . \n More-often Yovka was-thinking about aunt her.REFL Elka .
nmod(стринка, Елка)
nmod(aunt, Elka)
nsubj
: nominal subject
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for nsubj
.
A nominal subject is a nominal phrase which is the syntactic subject of a clause;
in Bulgarian, the phrase is condsidered to be in nominative (in spite of the fact that nouns in Bulgarian do not have declension) .
(See csubj for when the subject is clausal.
See nsubjpass and csubjpass for when the subject is not the proto-agent argument due to valence changing operations.)
The governor of the nsubj
relation might not always be a verb: when
the verb is a copular verb, the root of the clause is the complement
of the copular verb, which can be an adjective or noun.
В небето наизскачаха звезди . \n In-sky-the dashed stars .
nsubj(наизскачаха, звезди)
nsubj(dashed, stars)
Лепо беше хубаво момче . \n Lepo was a-pretty boy .
nsubj(момче, Лепо)
nsubj(boy, Lepo)
nsubjpass
: passive nominal subject
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for nsubjpass
.
A passive nominal subject is a noun phrase which is the syntactic subject of a passive clause. Similarly to Czech, in Bulgarian there are two kinds of passive: participle-based and reflexive(se)-based:
Биячите не бяха разкрити . \n Bullies-the not-were detected .
nsubjpass(разкрити, Биячите)
nsubjpass(detected, Bullies-the)
Черквата се затопли от свещите . \n Church-the REFL.got-warm from candles-the .
nsubjpass(затопли, Черквата)
nsubjpass(REFL.got-warm, Church-the)
nummod
: numeric modifier
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for nummod
.
A numeric modifier of a noun is any number phrase that serves to modify the meaning of the noun with a quantity.
Къщата ни беше на два етажа . \n House-the our was at two floors .
nummod(етажа, два)
nummod(floors, two)
Бензинът поевтинява средно с десет стотинки . \n Petrol-the gets-cheap average with deset stotinki .
nummod(стотинки, десет)
nummod(stotinki, deset)
Note that indefinite quantifiers such as few, many are tagged
u-pos/DET rather than u-pos/NUM.
Therefore their relation to the quantified noun is not nummod
but
det:
Ако бях поет , аз бих написал много стихове . \n If was-I poet , I would written many poems .
det(стихове, много)
det(poems, many)
orphan
: remnant in ellipsis
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for orphan
.
parataxis
: parataxis
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for parataxis
.
punct
: punctuation
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for punct
.
reparandum
: overridden disfluency
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for reparandum
.
root
: root
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for root
.
vocative
: vocative
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for vocative
.
xcomp
: open clausal complement
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for xcomp
.
An open clausal complement (xcomp
) of a verb or an adjective is a
predicative or clausal complement without its own subject. The
reference of the subject is necessarily determined by an argument
external to the xcomp (normally by the subject of the next higher
clause). This is often referred to as obligatory control.
These complements are always non-finite, and they are
complements (arguments of the higher verb or adjective) rather than
adjuncts/modifiers, such as a purpose clause. The name xcomp
is
borrowed from Lexical-Functional Grammar.
Можеш ли да плуваш ? \n Can PART to swim ?
xcomp(Можеш, плуваш)
xcomp(Can, swim)
Двете сестри започнаха да си шепнат още по-ниско . \n Two-the sisters started to REFL whisper even lower .
xcomp(започнаха, шепнат)
xcomp(started, whisper)
Note that the above condition “without its own subject” does not mean that a
clause is an xcomp
just because its subject is not overt.
The subject must be necessarily inherited from a fixed position in the higher clause.
That is, there should be no available interpretation where the subject of the lower clause may be distinct from the specified role of the upper clause.
In cases where the missing subject may or must be distinct from a fixed role in the higher clause,
ccomp should be used instead, as below. This includes cases of arbitrary subjects and anaphoric control.
Каза да не се-шегувам . \n Said-he to not REFL.kid-I .
ccomp(Каза, се-шегувам)
ccomp(Said-he, REFL.kid-I)


Venezuela: Rival rallies held as Guaido calls for daily protests
Opposition leader asks followers to keep up pressure on gov't, as President Maduro's supporters also take to streets.
Thousands of people in Venezuela have taken part in competing rallies held by the country's rival political factions, the first since July.
In the opposition gathering in the capital, Juan Guaido, who declared himself interim president in January, called on demonstrators to keep up the pressure on President Nicolas Maduro by staging daily protests.

"We are not going to give up. Bolivia took 18 days, we have been at it for years. I ask all of Venezuela to keep protesting ... every day on the street until we achieve it," he said, urging supporters to take inspiration from demonstrations in Bolivia that forced former President Evo Morales to flee into exile last week.
According to local media reports, the opposition protests in Caracas and elsewhere in the country were big but significantly smaller than those held earlier in the year.
"The political protests called by the opposition against Maduro will have limited effects," analyst Carlos Pina told Al Jazeera.
"The military support to President Maduro remains intact ... the opposition will need to rethink its strategy," he said.
"Guaido has also been very limited in suggesting or proposing a strategy that could change the current [status quo]," Pina added.
Pro-Maduro rallies
Meanwhile, Maduro's supporters also took to the streets in different parts of the country in rallies billed as events to reject "destabilisation attempts against Venezuela's government".
"We want peace, democracy. We must overthrow this racist fascism," Maduro said in his address delivered via telephone to the people gathered in the pro-government rally in Caracas.
Some of the attendees held up placards in support of Morales, while Maduro denounced the lack of condemnation by United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet "on the massacre that is happening in Bolivia".
Translation: National march against [the] fascism promoted by the US government in Bolivia and Venezuela.
Venezuela has been mired in a deep political crisis since January, when Guaido declared himself interim president alleging that Maduro re-election in May 2018 was illegitimate.
Guaido has since been backed by dozens of Western countries and their regional allies.
Maduro has accused the opposition of stirring up violence and of attempting a coup with the help of the United States.
The country is also facing economic problems, including hyperinflation and a lack of basic services such as electricity, water and transportation has severely affected much of the population.


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Southern African tech startups make their mark in Helsinki
by Carien PretoriusThink Africa, the Southern Africa Innovation Support Programme (SAIS 2), Futurice, and UNTIL have hosted this year’s third Slush side-event, called BoostUp.
The BoostUp event, which took place on 19 November 2019, focused mainly on concrete investments in early-stage startups in African countries.
As an innovation support organisation, SAIS provides grant financing, capacity development, and networking support with a focus on developing international cooperation and innovation in startup companies.
SAIS Connected Hubs representatives who were in attendance at the BoostUp included mobile technology accelerator MLab Southern Africa and The Technology Innovation Agency (TIA).
This event gave Southern African start-ups from Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, and Zambia the opportunity to pitch their business ideas and models to potential investors, while investors learned about the challenges that those in African countries face in order for them to help articulate these business ideas.
Participating start-ups at the SAIS BoostUp event included Mohiri and Cyber Kajumo Rigs from Botswana, IoT Radar and The Lab from Namibia, JointPesa from Tanzania, Greenbelt Energy from Zambia, and Abiri and Guardian Gabriel from South Africa.
The winners
The overall winner of the BoostUp pitching competition as selected by a panel of judges was Abiri Innovations from South Africa, which will receive free transportation to Slush 2020, mentoring, and 2 years’ worth of AWS hosting.
Abiri is a customised regional and provincial digital map application, enhanced by an advanced intelligence system, which offers useful road and trip information such as toll gate prices, fuel consumption per vehicle for each journey, and road condition information.
The solution promotes domestic tourism in SADC countries, particularly in townships and rural areas, increasing employment in the tourism sector.
The panel has also awarded 6 stand-out startups – Mohiri, Kalahari Honey, IoT Radar, Guardian Gabriel, Abiri, and The Lab – with mentoring.
Each of the 14 participating startups also received 2 years’ worth of AWS hosting, while Guardian Gabriel received a tablet prize from The Embassy of South Africa in Finland.
Photos of the BoostUp Slush side event
Startups and Investors arriving at BoostUp
Startups participating in the BoostUp pitching competition
Abiri – Startup from South Africa
Agrobot – Startup from Tanzania
Agua Contada – Startup from South Africa
IoT Radar – Startup from Namibia
Guardian Gabriel – Startup from South Africa
Eastern manual drilling (EMD) – Startup from Zambia
My Pregnancy Journey – Startup from South Africa
Cyber Kajumo Rigs – Startup from Botswana
TheLab – Startup from Namibia
Fireside chat with Startup Bootcamp Africa Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer Zachariah George, and FCA Investments CEO Jukka-Pekka Kärkkäinen.
Winners announced
Overall winner – Startup Abiri
Guardian Gabriel – Winner of an Uhuru tablet
Refreshments at the BoostUp event
Carien Pretorius is a guest of Slush in Helsinki, Finland which was made possible by the Finnish Embassy in Pretoria.


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I am yazan from syria
my born 1995 in damascus
i am live in jordan and graduated from zarqa university , cis department
i like plays football and bodybuilding


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I’m a web developer planning to be versant with creating web applications,corporate websites and landing pages.I live in Nairobi, Kenya. I spend my days with my hands in many different areas of web development trying out back end programming (PHP,Python,JavaScript,Bootstrap) to front end engineering (HTML, CSS, and jQuery/Javascript),user experience and visual design.
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I have made terrible mistakes that have hurt the people that I cared about the most, and I am terribly sorry. I am deeply ashamed of my terrible judgment and my actions.
Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them.
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.
There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth; not going all the way, and not starting.


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