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This page gives some examples for the printing abilities offered by Drago. |
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Printing and exporting supports Unicode. This is demonstrated here with a Japanese and a Chinese commented games.
PDF with a Dosaku game with Japanese comments by smile_ace |
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The following gives some examples for the printing styles defined when installing Drago, as well as for some other features deserving some comments. |
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Default options for printing. Prints the end position of the current game with a full page figure. |
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SingleGame style |
Dedicated to print the current game, one figure every N moves (default 50), giving emphasis to the first figure. The value N may be changed in the One figure every N moves edit box. |
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GameCollection style |
Dedicated to print the end position of all the games in a collection file. |
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FusekiCollection style |
Dedicated to print the position at a given move, default position 50, of all the games in a collection file. The position may be changed in the Position at move number edit box. |
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InfoCollection style |
Dedicated to print only game information. The selection of the printed information is done with the Include information/Format edit box. |
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ProblemCollection style |
Dedicated to print initial positions of the problems in a collection file, here with 5 figures per line given the boardsize. |
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SolutionCollection style |
Dedicated to print problem solutions, with all variations, for a problem collection. |
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When printing variations, it can be hard to identify from which figure comes the variation if not explained in the comments or figure names. Using relative numbers, by checking Relative numbers in the Figure title panel, can help. For instance, "Diagram 1.2 (10-18)" in the following example means "second variation of figure 1, variation of move 10". |
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To identify variations, it is also possible to give convenient name to figures, with the Figures panel of the Edit/Insert control. To be closer to book printing, variations may be numbered from 1 with the Move numbers from option in the same control. |
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| DATE | D | TDB (formerly ET) as a Modified Julian Date (JD-2400000.5) |
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| DEQX | D | Julian Epoch (e.g. 2000D0) of mean equator and equinox of the vectors returned. If DEQX <0, all vectors are referred to the mean equator and equinox (FK5) of date DATE. |
| DVB | D(3) | barycentric , AU s-1 |
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| DPB | D(3) | barycentric , AU |
| DVH | D(3) | heliocentric , AU s-1 |
| DPH | D(3) | heliocentric , AU |
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library


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We crawl on-line source code repositories (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket) to find open-source database applications using common web frameworks.
Our deployment tool downloads each application, automatically determines the dependencies need to run it, and deploys it in a Vagrant sandbox.
We inject a driver in the sandbox that causes the application to interact with the database and monitor the DBMS's log to capture the workload.
We then analyze these query workloads and extrapolate information about the nature of real-world database applications.
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Matthew Perry
Canadian-American actor, comedian and playwright who gained worldwide recognition for his role as Chandler Bing on the NBC television sitcom Friends.


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Classes for managing pools of DOM parsers (
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Utility classes for working with XML, XMLObjects, and various data types.
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StaticBasicParserPool.createBuilder()
Creates a new document builder.
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protected DocumentBuilder |
BasicParserPool.createBuilder()
Creates a new document builder.
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DocumentBuilder |
StaticBasicParserPool.getBuilder()
Gets a builder from the pool.
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ParserPool.getBuilder()
Gets a builder from the pool.
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BasicParserPool.getBuilder()
Gets a builder from the pool.
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Initialize the pool.
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StaticBasicParserPool.initializeFactory()
Initializes the pool with a new set of configuration options.
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BasicParserPool.initializePool()
Initializes the pool with a new set of configuration options.
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StaticBasicParserPool.newDocument()
Convience method for creating a new document with a pooled builder.
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ParserPool.newDocument()
Convience method for creating a new document with a pooled builder.
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BasicParserPool.newDocument()
Convience method for creating a new document with a pooled builder.
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StaticBasicParserPool.parse(InputStream input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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ParserPool.parse(InputStream input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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BasicParserPool.parse(InputStream input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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StaticBasicParserPool.parse(Reader input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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ParserPool.parse(Reader input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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BasicParserPool.parse(Reader input)
Convience method for parsing an XML file using a pooled builder.
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XMLHelper.rootNamespaces(Element domElement)
Ensures that all the visibly used namespaces referenced by the given Element or its descendants are declared by
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XMLHelper.rootNamespaces(Element domElement,
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Recursively called function that ensures all the visibly used namespaces referenced by the given Element or its
descendants are declared if they don't appear in the list of already resolved namespaces.
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XMLObjectHelper.unmarshallFromInputStream(ParserPool parserPool,
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Unmarshall a Document from an InputSteam.
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XMLObjectHelper.unmarshallFromReader(ParserPool parserPool,
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Unmarshall a Document from a Reader.
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For the first 18 years of my life, I've been lucky enough to have been able to experience the two main types of schools in my K-12 years. I'll start by giving a brief overview of my experience in each, and then go into the more specific differences, and ultimately what my opinion on choosing between the two is.
Right off the bat, I should probably note that I have never attended the kind of private school you may be thinking of. All of the 'private' schools I have gone to have been international schools, which by definition are private, but also serve a broader purpose.
I began my schooling career at Bladins International School in Malmo, Sweden. It was only for about a month, so I don't really have too much to add on.
From the second month of kindergarten to halfway through 4th grade, I attended a public elementary school in The Woodlands, Texas. This was still quite a while ago, so I don't have a whole lot to reflect on now. Maybe the one lasting impression I have is that (according to Facebook), many of my friends from this time are now heavily involved in the school marching band, but I really think that's more of a Texas thing than a public/private school thing.
Now to the more interesting part (i.e. the periods of my life that I remember with full clarity). I finished elementary school, and did the entirety of middle school at Oslo International School. This school is small, with my entire grade being comprised of around 40 students. For some, having such a small class size could seem claustrophobic at times. The positive of this small environment is that you get to know everyone around you really well. The downside is you get to know everyone really well. As a student at OIS, I never had too much of a choice with regards to my course selection, with my only real choices being the foreign language in addition to Norwegian (I chose Spanish).
Each grade was structured so that there were around three 'contact' classes (think of this as homeroom). In traditional Norwegian fashion, we stayed in these groups for all of our classes (except foreign language). These groups changed every year, however Norwegian schools typically go all twelve years with the same homeroom classes. OIS was truly an international school, with around a quarter of the students being Norwegian, and the remaining three-quarters coming from all over the world, from countries such as South Africa, Australia, Trinidad, and Pakistan.
OIS, being a private school, had some very nice facilities, but it was also somewhat rough around the edges. My lasting legacy was messing up a chemistry experiment that burned a hole in the ground, and as of June 2017 (3 years after the incident), the hole is still there. Even though it's a private school, it's a private school in one of the most expensive countries in the world to get things done. That being said, its location in Bekkestua could not have been more convenient for a middle-schooler.
What I maybe miss the most about the school were the week-long, multi-grade excursions that we would take every year. Although we always stayed within Norway, we got the chance to ski in the mountains, sail on the fjords, and hike through the forests. Norway's nature-centric viewpoint definitely shined through these trips.
During the summer between 8th and 9th grade, I moved from OIS to ISB, the International School of Beijing. ISB was a different beast entirely from OIS, and I really had no idea what to expect. The first obvious difference was I had a school-appointed 'peer-helper' to chat with before I even arrived in Beijing. I was able to ask her any questions about the school, or China in general. In my opinion, this was super helpful and conducive towards an easy transition to a totally new country.
ISB has over 3 times as many students as OIS, and well over 3 times the footprint. The campus is huge, almost like a small university. The size of my grade almost tripled to around 110, but interestingly, my actual class sizes seemed to stay the same size, and some even shrunk (I had 4 students in my Chinese class at one point). This is (somewhat obviously) because we as students had far more choice with regards to the choices we could take. This freedom allowed me to take electives in photography and film, two things I probably never would have discovered if not for these electives. This was a private school, and it showed. Every teacher was passionate about their subject and great at teaching it. The facilities, whether it be the film room, weight room, gymnasiums, or photography studios, were all top-notch. We as students were also allowed free-reign over these facilities, we never had to book-ahead or make reservations.
ISB, despite still being an international school, was far less international than OIS. An overwhelming majority of the class was Chinese (or Chinese-American/Chinese-Canadian) and Korean. There were only a small number of expats in a similar situation as me, and most of them were in Beijing because their parents worked for the United States embassy.
I no longer got to go on week-long trips with my whole grade, but what I now had the opportunity to go on international sports trips. Scandinavian international schools do go on sports trips, but it's only once a year, and it normally involved a 8-hour bus trip each way. Sports trips at Asian international schools are on a whole 'nother level. We would almost always fly, whether it be to Shanghai, or all the way down to Manilla. One of my favorite aspects of these trips was that we didn't stay in hotel rooms, we instead had a 'homestay' system. Essentially, me and a team mate would sleep on someone from the host team's floor. It sounds unglamorous, and sometimes it was, but it was a great way to meet new people from different schools around the continent.
School wasn't easy here. For the first time in my life I actually had to study for tests. If you look at my high school transcript, it's quite obvious that 9th grade me took some time to get used to this. Ultimately, I think it is very valuable that I had to learn how to study. It's a lot better to have to learn that in high school than in university. At OIS school was relatively nonchalant, and there wasn't really a drive to do well unless that drive came from yourself. For better or for worse, that drive is externalized at ISB, but in a healthy way. Even though we would help each other study, most of us always had 'the curve' at the back of our minds. It was all in good spirit, though.
I could go on much, much longer about the upsides of the International School of Beijing. It pushed me academically, while also giving me the freedom to follow what I was really interested in. However, this blog post would be nothing without the other side.
This summer I moved from Beijing, China to Palo Alto, California. This move was super unexpected, I found out I was moving after school had already let out for the summer. It took around 5 days for the decision to be finalized, and I was in California later that same month. One of the implications of this move would be transitioning from the international schools which I had grown so accustomed to, to a public American high school.
Public American high schools were spoken of at my time as ISB of places any of us would struggle to function. From the higher class sizes, to more competitive sports teams, they couldn't be more different. Now, public high schools come in all shapes and sizes, just like the international school's I've been to. My views may be a bit skewed as I attend Gunn High School, which probably isn't representative of the average public school (Gunn is ranked number 1 in California).
ISB is very, very predominately Asian (~95%). Gunn isn't quite there, but Asian/Asian-Americans comprise around 40-50% of the student body, making them almost a majority. This didn't take so much getting used to after ISB, but I've noticed a few subtle differences. The biggest being the difference in pronunciation of Chinese last names (such as Zhou being pronounced 'zao' instead of 'joe').
My class sizes now are much larger, with 32 person classes not being too out of the ordinary. This took me a while to get used to (last year my Chinese class had four people). The lack of teacher-student interaction is definitely apparent, and it's simply a different learning environment. Asking questions is still possible, but getting lots of 1-1 time with the teacher is almost impossible.
I've also noticed that although AP is meant to be the IB's domestic counterpart, things are taught in a very different way. One of my main complains about AP Economics earlier this year was the testing style - everything is multiple choice. In theory this should make it easier to study, but it ended up making me feel claustrophobic in a way, because there's no way to justify your answer if it doesn't match the letter on the answer key.
There is almost a much heavier emphasis on rote memorization in the American school system, from what I've seen. What this results in is students who cram material before tests, just to have it all leave their brains after whatever test/quiz they were studying for. I've found that I much prefer the IB's emphasis on discussion, and really learning the content, not just memorizing it.
Both Gunn and ISB are competitive environments, there's no doubt about that. However, I've found that students at Gunn (on average) seem to be under more stress (the source of which I can only speculate, but I wouldn't rule parents out). Compare this to ISB where students are undoubtedly also pressured academically, however I think much more of that comes from within, rather than external forces.
With regard to the athletics aspect, I've found that although Gunn is an American public school, athletics aren't exactly on the top of everyone's mind. This is clearly demonstrated by the fact that football, the most popular high school sport, is a no-cut sport (meaning anyone can be on the team), whereas sports like badminton have stiff competition to make the squad. Sports practices also last for around 3 hours a day, every weekday which was a big change for me, because ISB sports practices only take around two and a half hours a day, three days a week.
If I had to pick between Gunn and ISB, it would be tough. ISB definitely has nicer facilities and a tighter-knit community, but Gunn has the advantage of being much larger, making it easier to explore any somewhat unconventional interests you may have. Relating to this, Gunn is a much, much better school for anything involving technology (I guess this isn't much of a surprise, seeing as it's located smack-dab in Silicon Valley). ISB's only programming course (as far as I'm aware) is 'Web Design for Clients', which I've been told isn't the most extensive course in the world. Gunn has an entire Computer Science pathway in the course guide, but I've found that students I've met are by far the most valuable resource in terms of all things computer science. Any question I can't answer by Googling can be quickly resolved by one of the many people I know. This has been especially helpful in my foray into machine learning (and web design, as evidenced by this site's existence).
Although I have not received my college decisions yet, the question of private vs public universities still looms in my mind. The University of California system has the obvious advantage (to me) of being in California, as well as being coupled with in-state tuition. However, this comes at the expense of an over-crowded university, and limited opportunity to really get to know your professors until later years. Private universities on the other hand, although much more expensive, place a heavier emphasis on the undergraduate experience, as well as generally nicer campuses. Of course, take all of this with a grain of salt because this is all just what I've read and heard from other people, I haven't really had the opportunity to find these things out for myself (yet).


FreeBSD/ ppc Project
Introduction
The FreeBSD/PPC project pages contain information about the FreeBSD port to PowerPC ® architecture. As with the port itself, these pages are still in progress.
Table of Content
- Status
- Latest News
- Port FAQs
- Supported Hardware
- FreeBSD
- Known Issues
- Documentation White Papers, Utilities
- Other links of interest
Status
The FreeBSD/PPC port is still a Tier 2 platform. That means it is being fully supported by our security officer, release and tool-chain maintainers.
Latest News
- 03 April, 2009: Support for the PowerPC G% has been committed to SVN.
- 03 March, 2008: Supported by Freescale® PowerQUICC III MPC8XX family system-on-chip development boards has been committed into CVS.
- 27 February, 2008: FreeBSD 7.0 is the firs release to officially support the FreeBSD/PPC port.
How can I install FreeBSD/PPC
ISO images of FreeBSD 8.2 suitable for New-World Macs are available for download, for details on how to obtain these see release announcement. Please follow instructions given here


Kick-off Time: 5:30 P.M. GMT / 6:30 CET
Venue: Anfield, Liverpool, England.
Stadium Capacity: 54,167
Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip , van Dijk, Robertson, Milner, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Mane, Firmino, Salah
Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Vertonghen, Sánchez, Dier, Rose, Walker-Peters, Alli, Eriksen, Sissoko, Kane, Lucas Moura
Liverpool: Mignolet, Fabinho, Lovren, Sturridge, Lallana, Shaqiri, Origi
Tottenham Hotspur: Lamela, Wanyama, Gazzaniga, Foyth, Davies, Son, Llorente
0': We are off!
5': Bayern Munich with most of the ball in these early stages. Henderson pulls up and is now receiving treatment.
8': First attempt on goal as Firmino accidentally sets up Thiago but his shot goes harmlessly high.
10': Lewandowski goes to ground under van Dijk's challenge in the area but nothing given and we go on. Fair call.
12': Henderson goes back down and it looks like that may be that for him.
14': Henderson , Fabinho . Klopp will hope that this doesn't disrupt Liverpool's rhythm.
16': The linesman seemingly playing a very different game as Ribery is called offside despite being very much on.
26': We have another shot! Firmino has a pop from long range which narrowly goes wide.
27': Bayern Munich 0-1 Liverpool Breakthrough Liverpool! Just like that Liverpool grab their away goal. van Dijk lobs a long ball up towards Sadio Mane who spots the onrushing Neuer, composes himself and dinks it home into an empty net. What was Neuer doing?
30': Mane drops Rafinha to the floor, skips past Sule and crosses the ball in which Neuer comfortably catches.
34': Liverpool come away with a rapid break but it ends with Mane passing to Robertson who forces a strong save.
38': Bayern Munich 1-1 Liverpool Game on once again. Sule chips through a long ball to the right hand side to Gnabry who runs past Robertson and drills in a cross which is inadvertently turned in by Joel Matip for an own goal. 1-1 on the night, still advantage Liverpool though, due to their away goal.
43': Fabinho is cautioned as Bayern have a free kick about 30 yards out. Alaba stands over this...
44': It goes over the wall but safely into Alisson's arms.
45': Lewandowski squanders a one on one opportunity. Actually, the flag goes up. Two minutes to go.
45+2': That's half time. Started off scrappily but it has picked up and we have a cracking 45 minutes coming up.
HALF TIME: Bayern Munich 1-1 Liverpool
45': Strap yourselves in again because we are off!...again.
49': Second half starting much like the first half did. Gnabry forces a corner which comes to nothing.
50': Actually, I lied. Liverpool break from that Bayern corner as Salah runs and has a pop which gets beaten away.
54': Liverpool gaining more confidence on the ball now as Milner crosses it in but it goes onto Thiago's chest.
57': Liverpool not really allowing Bayern to pass it out at the moment but it ends with van Dijk fouling Lewandowski.
59': Bayern Munich try breaking but Thiago passes to the referee instead of a red shirt...oops.
60': Ribery passes to Gnabry down the right who fizzes in a peach of a cross that just evades Lewandowski.
61': Ribery , Coman . Kovac rolls the dice for the first time.
63': Matip bundles Lewandowski down and goes into the book.
65': Thiago is the first Bayern booking as he fouls Wijnaldum. Martinez stamps on him afterwards...naughty.
68': Bayern Munich 1-2 Liverpool That could be that. Milner whips a corner in and Virgil van Dijk rises highest to thump the header home. Is that the fatal blow to Bayern's chances? They need two again.
72': Martinez , Goretzka .
75': Salah finds himself in a great position with Mane in acres of space, he jinks and turns but can't get his shot away.
78': Rodriguez , Sanches . All three substitutions made.
82': Firmino , Origi .
83': Sanches for a foul on Wijnaldum.
84': Bayern Munich 1-3 Liverpool There's the nail that goes into the Bavarian coffin. Origi passes out wide to Salah who, with the outside of his boot, picks out Sadio Mane to bullet a diving header past Neuer.
87': Milner , Lallana .


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As of the 5th of March, Hockey Ireland accepted the resignation of their senior women’s head coach
Graham Shaw as he takes up a new position of head coach of New Zealand’s senior international women.
Shaw has been both an international player and part of the coaching set up since 2010. During Shaw’s tenure
the ‘Green Army’ have gone from 16th to 8th in the world and qualified for their first World Cup since 2002.
In the 2018 World Cup Shaw led them to a silver medal and a first ever World Cup final for any Irish team sport.
The FIH have recently announced the groups for the Green Machine's Hockey Series Finals in Le Touquet, France this June.
Ireland will sit in Pool A with Egypt, Scotland and Singapore.
I am apart of the under 21 Harlequins Hockey division.
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As a team we have made it to the All Ireland Final twice and won the Munster Cup two years in a row.


THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Paul-Michael Agapow Copyright 1997 Paul-Michael Agapow
It is 250 years in the future. Dallas (Willis), an ex-soldier, drives taxis in the swarming metropolis of New York. One day a orange-haired nymphet Leeloo (Jovovich) speaking an unknown language crash-lands in his taxi. Soon she is doing the "speed learn from an encyclopedia" shtick and with the help of a priest (Holm, and by the look of his acolyte's headgear his religion must worship of early 80s rock bands) we find out the universe is doomed. Unless, of course, four widgets are obtained from a remote location and assembled in a Dungeons and Dragons puzzle room, against the wishes of the evil businessman Zorg (Oldman) and a group of unexplained shape-changing aliens.
Did that sound silly? You have no idea ... There are several types of logical blunders in fiction. In "The Fifth Element" the first type betrays perhaps nothing more than carelessness on director Besson's part: black holes mentioned in 1914, temperatures of -5000 C, a (apparently) three hour flight during which the passengers cryosleep to avert boredom, a planet "in the constellation of ...". Stupid, but the plot does not in any way depend on these points - they are at most distracting. You shouldn't get too upset about such trivia. A second might be the absurd fact that once accepted allows the rest of the story to proceed - a flying, invulnerable superhero; a rapid growing, parasitic alien that can lay eggs in any humanoid; or (in this case) the assembly of four artifacts to save the universe.
But "The Fifth Element" abounds with another type of mistake, in the logic that leads the story from one point to another. Although the moment to moment action is straightforward and the plot is essentially simple, upon analysis it is completely nonsensical. The President, the fate of the entire universe at stake mind you, orders a low-key one-man mission. Leeloo is surprised and shattered by the human concept of war, forgetting that her race has spent eons fighting genocidal forces intent on obliterating all life, that her ship was destroyed by hostile forces, and that she has been karate-chopping and waving guns about for the past hour. Zorg's motives are murky and his controller totally unexplained. Several times the plot powers itself out of dead-ends using "with one mighty leap he was free!" logic. Possibly there is a lot of footage on the cutting room floor, possibly a lot of explanatory material was excised from the script. Or maybe the film is just plain dumb.
The cast is crowded with superfluous characters and execrable acting. Gary Oldman, sounding like a cross between Gomer Pyle and Anthony Robbins, falls into both categories.  (The more English she speaks, the less convincing her character becomes.) Mention should also be made of Luke "don't blink or you'll miss me" Perry, who deserves bigger roles, and a bizarre cameo as a mugger by Matthieu Kassovitz (director of "La Haine" and star of "Un Heros Tres Discret").
And despite the above problems, the film is fairly enjoyable.
Besson has always favoured (and got away with) feel over logic and look over plot. For example, his "Subway" and "La Femme Nikita" are fun despite also being plainly ridiculous. But more recently, with "Leon the Professional" he showed a masterful handling of script, direction and character with more lucid and intense plotting.  The whole is absurd but the parts are quite good: a bioengineered opera diva, residential blocks designed for police lockdown, the dizzying heights of New York protruding from a smoggy abandoned surface, cigarettes that are 75% filter. In a way the correct film to compare it to would be "Bladerunner", not for the narrative but for the vision of a brash, busy and colourful future - a three-way collision between Ridley Scott, Doc EE Smith and Jean-Paul Gaultier. It also helps that the central conflict is at once broad (good vs. evil) and very personal (Dallas fighting for Leeloo), largely avoiding machismo and flag-waving.
It grieves me to recommend a picture to "switch your mind off" at.  If you're going to take your mind candy, it may as well taste good. Unfortunately this film will probably not come across well on video due to the diminishing of the visuals. [**/ok] and on the Sid and Nancy scale.
"The Fifth Element" Directed by Luc Besson. Starring Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Ian Holm, Gary Oldman, Brion James, Luke Perry, Tom "Tiny" Lister Jr, Matthieu Kassovitz. Released 1997.
------ paul-michael agapow (agapow@latcs1.oz.au), La Trobe Uni, Infocalypse [archived at http://www.cs.latrobe.edu.au/~agapow/Postviews/]
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Chilling 'beauty in the bath' murder that rocked Merseyside and left detectives baffled
The case sent shockwaves through the quiet suburban street where Cynthia Bolshaw's body was found
by Olivia Tobin"We are so sorry she is not here today."
These were the words a murdered Wirral woman's family uttered 20 years ago, on the day her killer was jailed.
The painful statement came after an agonising 16 years spent searching for justice after Cynthia Bolshaw was strangled to death in her own Heswall home.
Cynthia, a beautiful and "very caring woman", died in tragic and mysterious circumstances in a case that case shocked the nation.
The 50-year-old Dior beautician was found lying face down and naked in a bath, leading to her case becoming known as the 'beauty in the bath' murder.
John Taft, a then 49-year-old glazing company director, was ultimately found guilty of her murder after a dramatic 10-day trial at Liverpool Crown Court.
On the 20th anniversary of his conviction, we took a look back on the shocking case.
"They expected to see her car in the drive way"
Cynthia was a woman who had everything to live for.
She had a good job working in Browns, in Chester, was a mother and regarded as being very popular.
On November 9, 1983, her lifeless, naked body was found by relatives who had been visiting her bungalow on Buffs Lane.
Her red Toyota Corolla was found abandoned in a field of the northbound carriageway of the A450 Chester High Road by a policeman.
Detective Superintendent Jim Owens said Cynthia's sister and brother-in-law had called into the bungalow when they made the discovery.
He said: "They expected to see her car in the driveway and the curtains open. But they found the car was not there, and there was no answer.
"They entered the house and found her dead in the bath."
The ECHO sought to find the officers who responded to the scene that day, but were told many of those working have since retired, or left the force.
Her murder sent shockwaves through the quiet suburban area where she lived, as house-to-house enquires were carried out the next day.
Neighbour Elizabeth Lawrence said at the time : "I'm very sorry to hear about her. It is a tragedy."
The hunt for Cynthia's killer
A major manhunt was launched to find Cynthia's killer as police worked round the clock on the case.
Described by police as the biggest murder investigation in Wirral since the brutal killing of air stewardess Hazel Booth in Wirral Way County Park, the case had 100 officers working on it at its peak.
Hundreds of people from the area, and who Cynthia may have had contact with, were interviewed.
A dramatic turn in the case came when Det Supt Owens directly urged for a mysterious caller, who claimed to have information, to meet him.
Just under a week after Cynthia's murder the CID chief received a call, from someone he believed held vital clues to Cynthia's killer.
Det Supt Owens appealed directly to the mystery called through the ECHO.
He said: "I am willing to meet the person at any time or any place at their convenience."
Cynthia's diary, which a court later heard contained the names of up to 200 men, was also presented as a significant clue and the potential key to tracking down her killer.
Focus turned onto Cynthia's personal life, as the court would later be told she had many relationships after divorcing from her husband.
It was thought her killer could have been a current or ex-partner of hers.
16 years of searching - the case goes cold
Despite the hours of work, hundreds of officers and countless doors knocked, the case went cold.
No one was charged for Cynthia's murder and officers were left scratching their heads.
Detectives traced hundreds of men after going through diaries belonging to Cynthia, dating back 15 years.
On each anniversary of Cynthia's death, police appealed again to members of the public to come forward - but an arrest would not come for years.
"We've got your print"
In March 1999 a huge breakthrough was made by police.
A man called John Taft had confided in his wife he had known Cynthia and asked her to provide an alibi for him for the night she died.
But Barbara, Taft's first wife, finally approached police in 1999.
She said she had "something to tell them" and provided a dramatic shift in the case.
She confessed Taft wanted her to say she was at home with him on the night of the murder.
Taft had, in fact, visited Cynthia that evening.
Former lovers of Cynthia's were traced and asked to provide DNA, as Merseyside Police revealed they had obtained a "genetic fingerprint" of the prime suspect in the hunt for her killer.
Police even warned former partners, saying: "Contact us before we come and find you."

A breakthrough in forensic evidence leads to Taft's arrest
In April 1999, one month after the force's chilling warning, Taft was arrested after advances in forensic technlogy.
Some 64 men were interviewed before his arrest and during the initial investigation more than 1,500 statements were taken.
The repeat calls Det Supt Owens received early on in the case ultimately turned out to be a hoax – costing officers hours of valuable time in the search for Cynthia's killer.
A 36-year-old woman was subsequently convicted of wasting police time.
Taft was charged with murder and a trial began in Liverpool Crown Court in November 1999.
The jury of eight women and four men heard intimate details about Cynthia’s sex life as extracts from her diaries were read aloud.
Taft continued to deny having any role in Cynthia's death.
"We sat and talked. We then started pecking and ended up making love on the bed"
After years of waiting, a trial for Cynthia's murder finally came.
A courtroom packed with reporters, Cynthia's loved ones and Taft's wife Susan watched on as the business owner entered the dock.
He had, extraordinarily, been interviewed by police during the initial inquiry but he said he never met Cynthia.
The pair had met many times though - as Taft's testimony would go on to reveal.
The court heard Cynthia had requested a quote from the glazing firm he worked for and the pair formed a bond after he visited her home.
Very intimate details of Cynthia's personal life were aired in court, with jurors told about her sexual partners.
But it was not until the middle of the trial that Taft finally came clean about their relationship.

Taft told him they had an affair that started after she called him. He said: "We sat and talked. We then started pecking and ended up making love on the bed. We were both naked.
"After that she would normally phone me at work, but we had difficulty meeting because she was working and I was married."
On the night of her death, Taft claimed he went round to her home and after the pair had sex he left at about 10.30pm. Cynthia was alive and unharmed when he left, he said.
He added: "I had no reason to hurt Mrs Bolshaw. She was a very bubbly and bright person and I enjoyed her company."
“Why you killed her will never be known, except by you”
On November 24, 1999 the ECHO’s front page simply read 'GUILTY'.

His guilty conviction came after the jury were told DNA of his was found on Cynthia's underwear.
The jury convicted Taft by a 10 to 2 majority verdict.

The ECHO reported Taft told her: “I love you, you know the truth.”
The couple had married just 17 days before his arrest for the crime.
Judge Clark QC said: “What is clear is that you kept quiet for 16 years and never told the truth about what took place that night.
“You are an intelligent and calculating man who has never shown any remorse.”
Cynthia’s son Christopher spoke of the devastating toll the trial had on the family.
On the day of the sentence, he said: “We are absolutely delighted with the result. It was [an] absolutely convincing case. We know that he did it.
“The police have been extremely supportive throughout the past 16 years, but nothing is going to bring my mum back.
“We also feel very sorry for Susan Taft. It has been going on for such a long time.”
Taft later went on to appeal his sentence. The case looked like it could be re-opened after it was alleged a bundle of evidence had led to an incorrect conviction.
Wirral lawyer David Kiran told the ECHO in 2009: “Within an hour of getting this case and considering some of the early points raised by Taft and the family, I thought it was a serious miscarriage of justice. It’s a bad case.”
It is understood Taft was released from prison some years ago.
Remembering Cynthia
Cynthia would have turned 86 in July if her life had not been tragically cut short.
Born in Liverpool as the youngest of four children to Elsie and Charles Wilson, Cynthia grew up in West Kirby and helped out at the family-run bookshop as a youngster.
Cynthia got married and had her son, Christopher, living with her family in Burton, Wirral, before divorcing her husband.
After Taft’s sentence, then 42-year-old Christopher spoke with pride about his mother while paying tribute to her.
He said: “My mum was a very caring and gentle and caring woman and very good to us.
“I was very proud of her. “
Cynthia’s daughter-in-law Gaye Bolshaw added outside of court: “She was a lovely, gentle woman and we are just so sorry that she is not here today to see her grandchildren grow up.
“Nothing will ever bring Cynthia back, but we all loved her and we know she loved all of us.”


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As its name suggests, a repository override file is an optional JSON file that can be used to override certain information in the repository being used. In the future we intend to extend the capabilities of this feature so that anything in the repository can be overridden, but for now the override file can only be used for a single specific purpose, which is to exclude one or more keys from being processed in Key Loops.
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"Name": "STRUCTURE1",
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To specify a repository override file use the command line option -rpsoverride. When specifying the name of the repository override file you can pass either an absolute or relative (recommended) path to the file, or if you specify only a file name then it is assumed that the file is located in the templates folder.
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A strategy for applying type casts. More...
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| enum | IntPromotionCode { NO_PROMOTION = -1, UNKNOWN_PROMOTION = 0, UNSIGNED_EXTENSION = 1, SIGNED_EXTENSION = 2, EITHER_EXTENSION = 3 } |
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| CastStrategy (void) | |
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| void | setTypeFactory (TypeFactory *t) |
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| virtual | ~CastStrategy (void) |
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| virtual int4 | localExtensionType (const Varnode *vn) const =0 |
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| virtual int4 | intPromotionType (const Varnode *vn) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | checkIntPromotionForCompare (const PcodeOp *op, int4 slot) const =0 |
| Check if integer promotion forces a cast for the given comparison op and slot. More... | |
| virtual bool | checkIntPromotionForExtension (const PcodeOp *op) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | isExtensionCastImplied (const PcodeOp *op, const PcodeOp *readOp) const =0 |
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| virtual Datatype * | castStandard (Datatype *reqtype, Datatype *curtype, bool care_uint_int, bool care_ptr_uint) const =0 |
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| virtual Datatype * | arithmeticOutputStandard (const PcodeOp *op)=0 |
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| virtual bool | isSubpieceCast (Datatype *outtype, Datatype *intype, uint4 offset) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | isSubpieceCastEndian (Datatype *outtype, Datatype *intype, uint4 offset, bool isbigend) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | isSextCast (Datatype *outtype, Datatype *intype) const =0 |
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| virtual bool | isZextCast (Datatype *outtype, Datatype *intype) const =0 |
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| TypeFactory * | tlst |
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| int4 | promoteSize |
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A strategy for applying type casts.
A cast operation in C or other languages masks a variety of possible low-level conversions, such as extensions, truncations, integer to floating-point, etc. On top of this, languages allow many of these types of operations to be implied in the source code, with no explicit token representing the conversion. Conversions happen automatically for things like integer promotion, between different sizes (of integers), and between signed and unsigned data-type variants.
This class is the API for making four kinds of decisions:
Types of integer promotion.
For many languages, small integers are automatically promoted to a standard size. The decompiler describes how an expression is or will be affected by integer promotion, using these codes
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Does there need to be a visible cast between the given data-types.
The cast is from a current data-type to an expected data-type. NULL is returned if no cast is required, otherwise the data-type to cast to (usually the expected data-type) is returned.
| reqtype | is the expected data-type |
| curtype | is the current data-type |
| care_uint_int | is true if we care about a change in signedness |
| care_ptr_uint | is true if we care about conversions between pointers and unsigned values |
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Check if integer promotion forces a cast for the given comparison op and slot.
Compute to what level the given slot has seen integer promotion and if a cast is required before the comparison operator makes sense.
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We've already determined that the given ZEXT or SEXT op can be viewed as a natural cast operation. Determine if the cast is implied by the expression its and doesn't need to be printed.
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Implemented in CastStrategyC.
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Data-types must be provided from the input and output of an INT_SEXT operation.
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Implemented in CastStrategyC.
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Is truncating an input data-type, producing an output data-type, considered a cast.
Data-types must be provided from the input and output of a SUBPIECE operation.
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| intype | is the input data-type |
| offset | is number of bytes truncated by the SUBPIECE |
Implemented in CastStrategyC.
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Is the given data-type truncation considered a cast, given endianess concerns.
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| outtype | is the output data-type |
| intype | is the input data-type |
| offset | is the given byte offset (into the input memory) |
| isbigend | is true if the address space holding the memory is big endian. |
Implemented in CastStrategyC.
Is zero-extending an input data-type, producing an output data-type, considered a cast.
Data-types must be provided from the input and output of an INT_ZEXT operation.
| outtype | is the output data-type |
| intype | is the input data-type |
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Decide on integer promotion by examining just local properties of the given Varnode.
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Implemented in CastStrategyC.
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Establish the data-type factory.
Sets the TypeFactory used to produce data-types for the arithmeticOutputStandard() method
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--- layout: newsstory title: NO CHANGE match: Bath 4 Yeltz 0 ---
I guess the headline's not strictly true. We're now 4 points off the bottom as several of our relegation 'rivals' once again gained points.
Two goals in either half meant an easy win for Bath, who to be fair haven't lost at home in the league since we beat them last season(!). Just to make things worse - if that could be possible - Steve Pie-arce was taken off injured too .
I hate to think what's going to happen on Tuesday when we visit top of the table Burton , before next Saturday brings Salisbury to The Grove.
Bath City: Bibbo; Clode, Walker, Harrington, Towler, K.Lloyd, Tisdale, Colbourne, Fraser, Paul (Hughes 84), Allison (Gosling 78). Sub: Bodin
Halesowen Town: Quy; Crisp, Comyn, Wood, W. Lloyd (Mason 45), Ford, Carter, Piearce (Xiourouppa 32), Bowen (Sutton 78), N. Smith, Hines.
Booked: W. Lloyd (16) Referee: M. Gooding (Bristol) Attendance: 686
Bottom of the table Halesowen crashed to their worst league defeat for 10 years and were sunk by two early goals from Bath, who had previously failed to win themselves for six games.
Twerton Park had been a happy hunting ground for the Yeltz in earlier seasons so the travelling fans had hopes of claiming some points in the increasingly desperate fight against relegation. Nick Carter sliced his shot in the 11th minute after Neil Smith set Sam Bowen free but it was generally a dull start in soggy conditions. Bath then raced into a two-goal lead with the help of sloppy Halesowen defending. In the 13th minute Mark Clode's cross from the right found Sam Allison with all the time and space in the world to calmly slot past goalkeeper Andy Quy. Five minutes later Phil Wood fouled Martin Paul 22 yards out and Scott Walker hammered the free kick directly into the top corner beyond Quy to increase the lead. Quy then made a fingertip save from Martin Paul on the half-hour as the home side poured forward.
Steve Piearce limped off with a recurrence of an old hamstring injury to be replaced by Costas in the 32nd minute and with Bath in control an effort from Jimmy Fraser dipped just over the bar in the 42nd minute. The long suffering away fans had little to lift their gloom although Neil Smith reversed the one-way traffic in the 45th minute when he brought out a fine save from Sal Bibbo from a Nick Carter cross.
Manager Alan Moore and assistant Gary Hackett rung the half-time changes by replacing Wayne Lloyd with wide-man Michael Mason, but could not bring about a change in fortunes. Paul shot at Quy in the 52nd minute following a poor clearance by Phil Wood and at the other end Bowen headed straight at Bibbo from Richard Crisp's cross after good work by Mason. However, Bath pulled the plug on any Halesowen revival in the 63rd minute when Walker set up Allison to fire home from 10 yards off the post. Costas Xiourouppa worked through the Bath defence in the 80th minute but Crisp's resulting shot was blocked. Quy then made a great fingertip save from Fraser but Graham Colbourne completed the agony for the ragged visitors a minute from the end when he flicked the ball past Quy after a cross from substitute Jamie Gosling. This was far from ideal preparation for the visit to league leaders Burton Albion on Tuesday evening.........


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values are arrays of weight values.
backup = None
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October 2019 NPD: The Outer Worlds Stuns as Modern Warfare Expectedly Explodes
Obsidian's RPG in at second
by Sammy BarkerThere were reports that The Outer Worlds was off to a particularly strong start, but few could have expected the Obsidian developed role-playing game to sell quite this well: it’s finished second in the October 2019 NPD report for software sales in the United States. Only the might of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare could outperform it, which is already the best-selling game of 2019 to date. Of course.
This was a decent month for the American games industry, with a total of $1.03 billion spent across hardware and software categories. Naturally, the release of Red Dead Redemption 2 last year means that it’s down 34 per cent compared to 2018, but it’s not every year you get a new juggernaut from Rockstar Games, is it? We’ve included all of the relevant chart information below.
NPD Software Top 20: October 2019
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- The Outer Worlds
- Luigi’s Mansion 3*
- Madden NFL 20
- NBA 2K20
- Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- WWE 2K20
- FIFA 20
- Borderlands 3
- Ring Fit Adventure
- The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening*
- Mario Kart 8*
- Minecraft#
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Overwatch
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*
- Code Vein
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild*
NPD PS4 Software Top 10: October 2019
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- The Outer Worlds
- NBA 2K20
- Madden NFL 20
- Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
- WWE 2K20
- FIFA 20
- Borderlands 3
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Grand Theft Auto V
NPD Best Selling Games of 2019 So Far
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
- NBA 2K20
- Madden NFL 20
- Borderlands 3
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Kingdom Hearts III
- Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
- Anthem
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*
- Grand Theft Auto V
* Digital sales not included
# Digital sales only include Xbox One and PlayStation
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◆ new_objects
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Authors: Ye Jia *, Yu Zhang *, Ron J. Weiss *, Quan Wang, Jonathan Shen, Fei Ren, Zhifeng Chen, Patrick Nguyen, Ruoming Pang, Ignacio Lopez Moreno, Yonghui Wu. (*: equal contribution.)
Abstract: We describe a neural network-based system for text-to-speech (TTS) synthesis that is able to generate speech audio in the voice of many different speakers, including those unseen during training. Our system consists of three independently trained components: (1) a speaker encoder network, trained on a speaker verification task using an independent dataset of noisy speech from thousands of speakers without transcripts, to generate a fixed-dimensional embedding vector from seconds of reference speech from a target speaker; (2) a sequence-to-sequence synthesis network based on Tacotron 2, which generates a mel spectrogram from text, conditioned on the speaker embedding; (3) an auto-regressive WaveNet-based vocoder that converts the mel spectrogram into a sequence of time domain waveform samples. We demonstrate that the proposed model is able to transfer the knowledge of speaker variability learned by the discriminatively-trained speaker encoder to the new task, and is able to synthesize natural speech from speakers that were not seen during training. We quantify the importance of training the speaker encoder on a large and diverse speaker set in order to obtain the best generalization performance. Finally, we show that randomly sampled speaker embeddings can be used to synthesize speech in the voice of novel speakers dissimilar from those used in training, indicating that the model has learned a high quality speaker representation.
Click here for more from the Tacotron team.
Each column corresponds to a single speaker. The speaker name is in "Dataset SpeakerID" format. All speakers are unseen during training. The first row is the reference audio used to compute the speaker embedding. The rows below that are synthesized by our model using that speaker embedding.
These examples are sampled from the evaluation set for Table 1 and Table 2 in the paper.
| VCTK p240 | VCTK p260 | LibriSpeech 1320 | LibriSpeech 3575 | LibriSpeech 6829 | LibriSpeech 8230 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reference: | |||||
| Synthesized: | |||||
| 0: Take a look at these pages for crooked creek drive. | |||||
| 1: There are several listings for gas station. | |||||
| 2: Here's the forecast for the next four days. | |||||
| 3: Here is some information about the Gospel of John. | |||||
| 4: His motives were more pragmatic and political. | |||||
| 5: She had three brothers and two sisters. | |||||
| 6: This work reflects a quest for lost identity, a recuperation of an unknown past. | |||||
| 7: There were many editions of these works still being used in the nineteenth century. | |||||
| 8: Modern birds are classified as coelurosaurs by nearly all palaeontologists. | |||||
| 9: He was being fitted for ruling the state, in the words of his biographer. | |||||
We compare the same sentence synthesized using different speaker embeddings.
These examples correspond to Figure 2 in the paper. The mel spectrograms are visualized for reference utterances used to generate speaker embeddings (left), and the corresponding synthesizer outputs (right). The text-to-spectrogram alignment is shown in red. Three speakers held out of the train sets are used: one male (top) and two female (center and bottom).
| Reference | Synthesized |
|---|---|
Brand new voices created by randomly sampling from the embedding space. The synthesizer is trained on the LibriSpeech dataset. These examples correspond to Figure 5 in the paper.
| Synthesized | |
|---|---|
Reference audios are recorded by paper authors. The synthesizer is trained on the LibriSpeech dataset. The speaker encoder is only trained on US English dataset.
| Reference | Synthesized | Text |
|---|---|---|
| a long time ago, the second December, a cup of water. | ||
| a long time ago, the second December, a cup of water. | ||
| a long time ago, the second December, a cup of water. | ||
| a long time ago, the second December, a cup of water. |


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Represents a strongly typed in-memory cache of data. /summary> More...
Classes | |
| class | TestsDataTable |
| Represents the strongly named DataTable class. /summary> More... | |
| class | TestsRow |
| Represents strongly named DataRow class. /summary> More... | |
| class | TestsRowChangeEvent |
| Row event argument class /summary> More... | |
| class | USERSDataTable |
| Represents the strongly named DataTable class. /summary> More... | |
| class | USERSRow |
| Represents strongly named DataRow class. /summary> More... | |
| class | USERSRowChangeEvent |
| Row event argument class /summary> More... | |
| class | VehiclesDataTable |
| Represents the strongly named DataTable class. /summary> More... | |
| class | VehiclesRow |
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| class | VehiclesRowChangeEvent |
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| override global::System.Data.DataSet | Clone () |
| delegate void | TestsRowChangeEventHandler (object sender, TestsRowChangeEvent e) |
| delegate void | USERSRowChangeEventHandler (object sender, USERSRowChangeEvent e) |
| delegate void | VehiclesRowChangeEventHandler (object sender, VehiclesRowChangeEvent e) |
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| static global::System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaComplexType | GetTypedDataSetSchema (global::System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaSet xs) |
Properties | |
| TestsDataTable | Tests [get] |
| USERSDataTable | USERS [get] |
| VehiclesDataTable | Vehicles [get] |
| override global::System.Data.SchemaSerializationMode | SchemaSerializationMode [get, set] |
| new global::System.Data.DataTableCollection | Tables [get] |
| new global::System.Data.DataRelationCollection | Relations [get] |
Private Attributes | |
| TestsDataTable | tableTests |
| USERSDataTable | tableUSERS |
| VehiclesDataTable | tableVehicles |
| global::System.Data.DataRelation | relationfk_regNr |
| global::System.Data.DataRelation | relationfk_UserID |
| global::System.Data.SchemaSerializationMode | _schemaSerializationMode = global::System.Data.SchemaSerializationMode.IncludeSchema |
Represents a strongly typed in-memory cache of data. /summary>


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one decimal point allowed
one negative symbol allowed
fires and event on ENTER and TAB keys
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- Toss up a message for unsupported browsers.
- Build consistent mechanism for delaying page & app launch until fonts & images are downloaded.
- Touch integration with all icons.
- Add loading state to the app icons.
- Add currently-launched state to the app icons.
- Add error state to the app icons.
- Fix icon mouse-over and :active behavior. (Probably move to manual classes.)
- Proper 404s.
- App background loading?
- Any kind of image optimization.
- Shrink the springboard spotlight on small screens.
- Figure out a better server/client divide. Everything's kinda mashed together on the server right now.
 (Working around default h1 styling is a minor PIA.)
- Get an "under construction" sign together for the apps that are still.
- Add error card (404).
- CV card.
- Twitter card: Following links on touch. Loading new tweets from the server periodically.
- GitHub card: Activity.
- LinkedIn card. Me, pic, recommendations.
- Instagram card. Show my last few pics, Ken Burns style.
- Get an icon.
- Figure out what it's for.
- Populate with weird demo stuff that strikes my fancy.
- Get an icon.
- Do all the TODO stuff, then turn this into a static philosophy section.


Mike's Mets Player Review Series: Marcus Stroman
by Mike PhillipsNow that the 2019 season is over for the New York Mets, we have been looking back at the year that was. After taking a more general view of the offense, pitching, and coaching staff, it’s time to take a deeper dive into the Mets’ players. This series will take a look at every player on the roster for the Mets at the end of season from A (Pete Alonso) to Z (Daniel Zamora). The review will look at their season statistics, stories, and what role (if any) they will have next season. We continue the series today with a look at starting pitcher Marcus Stroman.
Player Review: Marcus Stroman
Sep 27, 2019; New York City, NY, USA; New York Mets starting pitcher Marcus Stroman (7) follows through on a pitch in the first inning against the Atlanta Braves at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports
2019 Stats:
Major Leagues (Toronto Blue Jays): 21 Starts, 124.2 Innings Pitched, 6-11 Won-Loss Record, 2.96 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 99:35 K:BB Ratio
Major Leagues (New York Mets): 11 Starts, 59.2 Innings Pitched, 4-2 Won-Loss Record, 3.77 ERA, 1.47 WHIP, 60:23 K:BB Ratio
Story: Marcus Stroman began the 2019 season with the only organization he had ever known, the Toronto Blue Jays. While the year was tough for Toronto, Stroman pitched very well, earning a trip to the All Star Game and making himself a big time trade chip in a weak starting pitching market. While most experts expected Stroman to end up with the New York Yankees, the Mets jumped the line and made a play for the righty, dealing prospects Anthony Kay and Simeon Woods-Richardson to Toronto for Stroman. The deal gave the Mets a super rotation, but Stroman struggled a bit to adjust to pitching in the National League for the first time. Stroman appeared to get in sync in September, going 3-1 with a 2.91 ERA down the stretch to help the Mets stay in the playoff hunt until the season’s final week.
Grade: B-
Stroman didn’t get to do a ton with the Mets, but his acquisition was more about 2020 in the long run.
Contract Status: Arbitration Eligible (Fourth and Final Time)
Odds of Returning: 100%
2020 Role: Third Starter
The Mets acquired Stroman to serve as their replacement for Zack Wheeler, who was allowed to hit free agency after declining the qualifying offer. Stroman himself is entering a contract year, so it will be interesting to see if the Mets are interested in signing him long term or if Stroman will go down the Wheeler path as well.
Check back soon as our Player Review Series continues with a look at starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard!


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Hillary Clinton Economic Policies
- "Previous generations of Americans built the greatest economy and strongest middle class the world has ever known on the promise of a basic bargain: if you work hard and do your part, you should be able to get ahead. And when you get ahead, America gets ahead. But over the past several decades, that bargain has eroded. Our job is to make it strong again."
- "Donald doesn’t see the complexity. He wants to start a trade war with China. And I understand a lot of Americans have concerns about our trade agreements—I do too. But a trade war is something very different."