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Synopsis: Front Man Leo Nash from the world-famous rock band, Nash, is the last person on earth Samantha Williams would trust. She’s already learned about loving a celebrity the hard way and isn’t signing up for another lesson. Every time Sam gives Leo attitude, he wants to knock that chip off her fragile little shoulder. What the hell did he ever do to her, anyway? He’s not used to women treating him like he’s poisonous, and he isn’t about to let her run away every time he gets close. He’s had enough of people running away to last him a lifetime…when this one runs, he gives chase. But, catching Sam isn’t as hard as he thought. The sexual attraction between them is so thick, Sam can practically hold it in her hand. There’s no way she can deny herself the promise of pleasure being with Leo would provide. But, pleasure always comes with pain and when secrets are revealed and trust is challenged, who will run and who will chase?

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Backtracking a bit, I would like to mention that I found this series a couple of months ago and proceeded to purchase books 1-3 (see below for the full list of books) and read them (along with all the extras) in a matter of DAYS. So when I saw book 4 coming out, fan girl squeals immediately ensued.

Yet again Kristen has managed to draw in the reader from the very beginning. I loved the dual point-of-view writing. I think it gives the story more life since you can see the situation from both characters perspectives. I “felt” for them and their struggles. I enjoyed watching their romance slowly evolve and their relationship issues became exposed at the same time. So, I got to learn what their problems were and see how they worked through them as the story progressed. It just gave it more of a realistic feel.

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And we can’t leave out the best part….the hotness that is Leo Nash. He just oozes “manliness and sex” which totally makes you want a piece of him as much as Sam does. I believe Sam uses the word virile at the beginning of the book. Throughout the book she is practically obsessed with licking his star tattoos and I can’t blame her. In fact I’m very, very jealous! The sex scenes are HOTT like only Kristen can write. Steamy and all over the place….even in a recording studio office!

Overall I thought the book was very well written and flowed very nicely. There was just the right amount of description without going overboard. I got a feel for the room or area they were in without feeling like I need to skip paragraphs to get to the “good stuff.” In fact I had a hard time putting it down to do non-important things….like sleep, eat, and work. Excellent book and I can’t wait to the rest in the series when they are released!

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Beauty is a difficult quality to describe. Often, as the proverb goes, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. With aircraft, beauty can mean many things. Perhaps, more appropriately, the phrase 'if it looks right, it'll fly right' would be better attributed when it comes to beauty and aircraft. Though if anyone can explain how helicopters fly given their looks, would be great. In aircraft terms though, there are few aircraft out there as beautiful as the Boeing 727.

727 by FlyJSim Verbal Checklist - YouTube I developed a “verbal checklist” for the FlyJSim 727 Study V2 and thought why not carry it over to the 727 Series Professional V3 and X-Plane 11.

Introducing the FlyJSim 727 Series Professional V3, a continuation of FJS's commitment to providing high-quality simulations for the X-Plane platform. 'Relive the Golden Age' with the 727 Series, an accurate recreation of the 727-100, -200Adv and Freighter models with their respective JT8D engine variants.

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First built in the early 1960's, the little Boeing went on to be a sales smash, with the last of the 1832 aircraft built being delivered in 1984. Only the 737 has bettered that number of sales, and that's wasn't until the 1990's. Designed using the 707's main fuselage and cockpit, the 727-100 first flew in 1963. The stretched -200 version, which added an extra 20 feet to the cabin and an extra 58 seats, joined the fun in 1967 and there were even plans for a -300 version that would eventually become the 757. Today, the 727 is all but gone. High fuel prices, strict noise regulations and just plain 'old age' have done much to ground the old trijet, yet a few still survive with cargo operators, third world airlines and even as firefighting aircraft. Thankfully, in the sim, we can fly what we want and to hell with the fuel costs. X-Plane developer FlyJSim has created the whole 727 series, including a cargo aircraft variant. Personally, I can't wait to dive in. Back to the future Once I'd downloaded the aircraft, I got it installed by simply copying the aircraft folder to the aircraft folder of XPX, and that's pretty much it. I love X plane and is ease of installation. Loading up the original -100 model, I get a choice of 3 liveries. United, American and Eastern. Each variant comes with 3 liveries. The -200 comes with Pan Am, Alaska and PSA whilst the cargo variant comes with DHL, FedEx and Kelowna Flightcraft. It's sad to see three out of the six airlines available have long since gone, but it's great to be able to see Pan Am and the rest in flight again. If you’re looking for more liveries, there are plenty available online at www.x-plane.org.

The little -100 has the best looks of all three versions in my opinion The -200F gives freighter captains a taste of the old school

I decide on the Eastern airlines aircraft and get stuck in. Looking around the outside, it's clear that the 727 has been modelled very nicely. Ignore the plasticky looking finish, that's an X-Plane limitation. The aircraft itself is gorgeous. The livery is finished with HD quality textures, giving it a crisp look. The modelling itself is also really impressive. Every little detail has been studied and reproduced. If the cockpit looks anything like the exterior, I'll be impressed. Turning to the engines, like elsewhere, they're finished in detail, including the static vanes that cover the engine intakes. In a world of high bypass turbofans, these old JT8D's look out of place. The developer claims that the model is incredibly accurate, and looking at it, it's hard to argue otherwise

The modelling is superb, including the fixed engine intake vanes

Johnny B Good? Moving inside, the quality is pretty much like the outside, though not quite as new looking. My first impression of the cockpit is “worn without being worn out”. In an aircraft as old as the 727, you can expect a few dings and scratches. Compared to Captain Sim's FSX version, which I think you'll agree has 'seen some things, and some stuff', the FlyJSim 727 is just right I think. For an Airbus pilot though, the cockpit of a 727 is a very scary place. It's a cockpit filled with dials, switches and odd looking buttons. Each gauge however is rendered in 3D, making the scary at least pretty. Nothing ruins a good cockpit like a flat 2D gauge, that said, those 3D gauges could cause trouble and I fear with FPS suffering as a result. I'll know more once I fire her up.

Each and every gauge is 3D. Not a flat needle in sight The weather radar actually works, which is a nice touch The radio stack is surprisingly modern, though the autopilot erm isn't There's not much help in here

Away from the cockpit, there's precious little to see. There's no passenger cabin for starters. For me that's a plus, as a fully rendered cabin often takes performance away from other places. X-Plane may be 64 bit, but it's still possible to big down the GPU with too much detailing. The missing cabin though does rob the 727 of one of its most interesting features, the rear air stairs. At present none of the exits open, air stairs included, so any thoughts I had of enjoying a flight over the Pacific Northwest with the stairs down were dashed. Apparently, the developer is hoping to add the air stairs and many other features in a future update, though there's no word as to when that might be. Let's see if this sucker can do 90! I can waste no more time it seems. The 727 is just begging to be flown, and I've been racking my brains to remember how to do that. It's always fun to try and fly an aircraft that was designed to be flown with three crew. So settling in, I discover that nothing is where I think it should be. The overhead panel is fairly spartan, whilst the flight engineers panel is the stuff of nightmares. For starters, the battery lives behind the pilot, after switching that I move to search for the APU. It's hidden on a supplemental panel next to the flight engineers seat, next to the circuit breakers. I select run and the whole cockpit comes alive, not with power, but with sound. The APU is loud, partially because it's found behind one of the main gear housings. The 727 was the first Boeing aircraft to feature an APU, and with the third engine sitting high in the tail, the APU had to go somewhere.

The overhead is surprisingly barren The flight engineer's panel is a nightmare of switches, lights and knobs

With the power sorted, the next job is to get the engine bleeds set for starting. Again, the flight engineer handles this and his panel is filled with switches for the air conditioning, the aircraft power and the aircrafts hydraulics along with the fuel pumps. I switch everything that needs to be on to on and head to the pilots seats to continue the start up. This 727 is incredibly old school, so there's no 'waiting for alignment' for the FMC. There's no FMC, not even an INS system. It's old school VOR and ADF only. For $10 though you can buy the optional “CIV INS” system add-on, which models the CIVA system found in almost every commercial aircraft until the arrival of GPS. I choose to keep it old school though, instead opting for the tricky job of VOR to VOR nav. Before I get the engines started I check the load out. Loading the 727 is a simple job. On the left of the screen are three option tabs. The first one brings up your V-speeds for takeoff and landing. It also shows the engine EPR numbers to set for takeoff. It calculates the speeds on the fly, saving you a job. You can specify your own flap settings and the rest of the figures are worked out automatically. What I like is the presentation. Looking for all the world like the figures have been worked out on the back of a fag packet, it seems to add a real air of authenticity to aircraft.

Options for the V speed indicator, weight and balance and aircraft settings are all found on the left

The second tab brings up the load manager. Here you can adjust the fuel, cargo and passenger loads easily and quickly. There's a drawing of the aircraft with the load shown as if could see it on the real aircraft. The third tab contains various settings, from your Field of View or FOV to kilograms or pounds for weight and even an option to start the session with the aircraft either cold and dark, or engines running. The last option on there is pushback, and given that I'm ready to go, I click it. The pushback itself is simple to control. Just use your rudder pedals to steer. Starting the engines is fairly simple, select the correct starter in the overhead for the engine you want to start and set it to ground. That opens the start valve and the N2 pressure begins to build. Once you hit around 25%, switch on the fuel valve on the throttle quadrant and watch as the engine whines it way into life. Surprisingly, the cockpit doesn't get that much louder as all three engines come to life. In fact shutting down the APU brings the sound level down. You can adjust both the interior and exterior sound volumes in the settings tab to suit though. Speaking of outside, I take the opportunity to take a listen to the engines from the outside. The sound of the old jets whining makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. The engines sound gorgeous. The sounds are provided by Turbine Sound Studios, long known as the premier sound providers to many a flight sim product. But to really capture the feel of the 1960's jet, the developer has licensed the DreamEngine Sound plugin. The results are fantastic and go a long way to overcome the limitations of X-plane's ageing sound system. Roads! Where we're going, we don't need roads So with the engines running, it's time to taxi out. Immediately, I find the 727-100 to be a bit of a “pocket rocket” she takes a little power to get moving, but very little to pick up speed. In the corners is easy to overcook things and the aircraft can wallow around. You can't make quick changes in direction from left to right. Taxiing the 727 is precision work. For takeoff though, it's a real pleasure setting the engines to the right EPR settings and letting the brakes off. The 727 accelerates quickly, though with a light load and just an hour and a halves flight time, it's no wonder that V1 comes up quickly. The cockpit rattles and shakes and the sounds as I bounce down the runway are immersive, especially in 5.1 surround. Pulling back for takeoff the aircraft gently leaves the ground and the noise level drops. I follow my VOR course by hand as I climb out and discover that the 727 is a joy to hand fly. Which is just as well, as the old Sperry autopilot is, um, well, compared to modern systems, the equivalent of tying a rope to the wheel and hoping for the best. It can handle basic functions, like hold pitch, IAS and even simple turns. For more advanced options, you can set it to follow your VOR and if you're very lucky, you can even get it to hold altitude. That's about it. There's no autothrottle either by the way, so you'll need to watch those engines, as pushing them to hard will result in a fire. For now though, hand flying is a charm. The aircraft feels heavy yet responsive. I like it.

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What I don't like though is the work load. Whilst in a modern airliner you can click VNAV and LNAV and sit back and relax, navigating the 727 takes your attention. The radio stack is getting a good workout. VOR after VOR is tuned to and the RMI is poked and prodded almost incessantly, or so it feels. Add to that the need to watch your speed, control your trim and keep on course and the 727 becomes a brain training exercise from hell. The trim is the thing that's giving me the most headaches though as just when you think you've got the aircraft set just nicely, she starts climbing then descending in “Dutch roll” style. In the end I settle on trying to get the altitude hold to engage, but it won't. So I use the autopilot to hold my V/S at 0 instead.

Push the engines too hard and this is your reward

For the descent and approach I find out that the beauty of the 727 comes at a price. Despite pulling the throttles back to idle, the aircraft picks up speed descending. She's one slippery old girl and I use a little speedbrake to slow down. Once you get level again though, bleeding off the speed is still a little tricky. You constantly find yourself having to think well ahead of the aircraft to get the right speed settings as you approach the airfield. However, once you get it right, the 727 will be like putty in your hands. With full flaps and gear down, the aircraft is remarkably stable, yet nimble, feeling very much like a big C172. It's easy to control the approach and landing the old girl feels like a real accomplishment, though slowing her down even with full reverse and full brakes is a bit difficult. Back in time! The 727 is rapidly becoming a piece of aviation history. So to get a flight sim representation of the old girl as good as the lyJSim one is a rare treat. She flies by the numbers, sounds like the real thing and looks prettier than the swimsuit contest of miss world. That said, behind the glitz and glamour, there are a few blemishes. The flight director doesn't seem to work. Try as I might, I struggled to really get to grips with it. The Altitude hold function doesn't work at all. No amount of clicking on the switch seemed to help.

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The sounds, whilst generally fantastic, do suffer from the odd bit of looping, and shutting down the engines without the APU running results is the wind down sounds 'stepping' down rather than smoothly running down. The last time I heard engines do that, I was playing Frontier on the Amiga. How much of that is down to the sounds used and how much is due to X-Plane's poor sound engine is debatable, with my guess being in the latter rather than the former. It's not just the engine sounds either. I'm half sure I'm missing a few warning sounds, like the autopilot disconnect and the engine fire claxons aren't there. Finally, the cockpit textures, whilst good, could use a little lift with a few HD versions, though this is a minor gripe. The other great feature is an X-Plane special, the night lighting. On the 727, it's completely zonal, meaning you can tune individual areas to any brightness you like. It's pretty gorgeous to be honest.

The night lighting is up to X-Plane's usual standard, and it's fully zonal The external lighting is a great compliment to the model

None of that really detracts from what is a fantastic aircraft. The whole series from the nimble 100 to the stretched 200 in both passenger and cargo versions is a joy to fly. The systems depth is good, with plugins used to augment the X-Plane default settings. Frame rates are good, with an average FPS around the mid 20's to 30's on my three screen system. On a single screen, you can expect much more. With the added bonus of a promised update that will bring an upgrade in cockpit textures, animated doors and other fixes, the 727 series is a must buy for X-Plane users. The world of 1960's Flying never looked so good. Technical Requirements Developed for X-Plane 10.20, for Windows, Mac, or Linux - Not for PowerPC. We recommend a video card with a minimum of 1GB of VRAM, and at least 8GB of system memory. The 727 may run on less by the visual quality and frame-rates will be impacted greatly. For best results set rendering option to display 'very high' textures.

Review Computer Specifications The specifications of the computer on which the review was conducted are as follows: • Intel i7 4770K overclocked to 4.4Ghz; • NVidia GTX680, 4GB. • 16GB DDR3, 1866MHz, • Windows 7, (64bit);

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Verdict A great rendition of one of Boeings prettiest and most iconic aircraft. The minor issues with the old girl are vastly overshadowed by what us a cracking add on. Immersive and a joy to hand fly, the B727 is a 'must have'. Priced at just $45 for the whole series, it's a bargain. Pros Beautiful model, excellent flight dynamics and good quality sounds to set the ambiance.

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Scores:• External Model: 10/10• Internal Model:10/10• Sounds:9.0/10• Flight Characteristics (does it fly by the numbers):10/10• Flight Dynamics (does it feel like what it looks like): 10/10• Documentation: 9.5/10• Value for money: 10/10

The FlyJSim 727 Series for X-Plane is awarded an overall Mutley’s Hangar score of 9.8/10, with an 'Outstanding' and a Mutley's Hangar Gold Award.

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In this overview, you learn about the benefits and capabilities of the speech-to-text service.Speech-to-text, also known as speech recognition, enables real-time transcription of audio streams into text. Your applications, tools, or devices can consume, display, and take action on this text as command input. This service is powered by the same recognition technology that Microsoft uses for Cortana and Office products. It seamlessly works with the translation and text-to-speech service offerings. For a full list of available speech-to-text languages, see supported languages.

The speech-to-text service defaults to using the Universal language model. This model was trained using Microsoft-owned data and is deployed in the cloud. It's optimal for conversational and dictation scenarios. When using speech-to-text for recognition and transcription in a unique environment, you can create and train custom acoustic, language, and pronunciation models. Customization is helpful for addressing ambient noise or industry-specific vocabulary.

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How-to guides contain instructions for using the service in more specific or customized ways.

Concepts provide in-depth explanations of the service functionality and features.

Tutorials are longer guides that show you how to use the service as a component in broader business solutions.

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Voice search is becoming increasingly prevalent as the years tick on, as increasing amounts of users access the Internet via mobile devices and with the help of voice assistants like Alexa. 41% of adults report using voice search on a daily basis.

Voice search is becoming an essential component of eCommerce, as well. 50% of consumers report making a purchase using voice search in the last year. Neglecting voice is like leaving money on the table, not to mention potentially alienating your audience.

Voice is also highly useful for segmenting your audience. Voice search is used most widely by affluent, highly-educated consumers. You could potentially integrate voice into a digital marketing campaign, as part of your marketing funnel, segmenting your audience in all manner of useful ways.

The fact that voice search could possibly alert you to members of your audience with money to burn and a willingness to spend is reason enough to investigate voice and integrate it into your existing workflow.

But how do you go about integrating voice recognition into your website or app? Isn’t that the domain of uber-rich companies with heavy investments in machine learning and virtual reality?

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There are numerous speech-to-text web APIs you can use to power your app or website. We’re going to dig into some of our favorite, most useful APIs for voice search.

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Ranking tech solutions from best to worst is always going to be subjective. What constitutes the best API will largely depend on what you’re going to be using voice recognition for.

We’ll be segmenting our favorite speech-to-text APIs by application, as a way to help you figure out which API will best suit your particular needs.

Speech-To-Text APIs for Short Online Searches

The phrases people tend to use to look things up online tend to be short, sweet, and to the point. Voice search APIs for online applications won’t need to be as thorough or have as many technical considerations, like grammar or syntax, to consider. This means these APIs tend to be lighter, faster, and quicker to load.

1. Google Speech-To-Text

Considering that Google is essentially the nervous system of the Internet at this point, it’s no surprise their Speech-To-Text API is among the most popular – and most powerful – APIs available to developers.

Google Speech-To-Text was unveiled in 2018, just one week after their text-to-speech update. Google’s Speech-To-Text API makes some audacious claims, reducing word errors by 54% in test after test. In certain areas, the results are even more encouraging.

One of the reasons for the APIs impressive accuracy is the ability to select between different machine learning models, depending on what your application’s being used for. This also makes Google Speech-To-Text a suitable solution for applications other than short web searches. It can also be configured for audio from phone calls or videos. There’s a fourth setting, as well, which Google recommends using as default.

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The Speech-To-Text API also features an impressive update for extended punctuation options. This is designed to make more useful transcriptions, with fewer run-on sentences or punctuation errors.

The newest update also allows developers to tag their transcribed audio or video with basic metadata. This is more for the company’s benefit than for the developers, however, as it will allow Google to decide which features are most useful for programmers.

The Google Speech-To-Text API isn’t free, however. It is free for speech recognition for audio less than 60 minutes. For audio transcriptions longer than that, it costs $0.006 per 15 seconds.

For video transcriptions, it costs $0.006 per 15 seconds for videos up to 60 minutes in length. For video longer than one hour, it costs $0.012 for every 15 seconds. Make sure you factor that into your pricing models when developing applications and web services.

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Text transcription

Proper noun recognition

Data privacy

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Cons

Costs money

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2. Microsoft Cognitive Services

Microsoft is also a major player in the world of voice recognition APIs. Microsoft Cognitive Services is more than just another speech recognition API, however. It’s also a part of the Microsoft Trust Services which offer unparalleled security options for developers looking for the most secure data for their applications.

The main thing that separates Microsoft Cognitive Services’ Speech to Text API is the Speaker Recognition function. This is the auditory version of security software like face recognition. Think of it as a retina scan for the sound of the user’s voice. It makes it incredibly easy for different levels of users.

This same voice recognition capability allows software to adapt to specific user’s speech styles and patterns. It also offers more custom vocabulary options than Google, as an additional benefit.

Beyond that, Microsoft Cognitive Service’s speech recognition API has many of the same benefits of other voice APIs. It can perform real-time transcription, as well as converting text-into-speech. Thus, Microsoft Cognitive Services can cover most of your text and speech-based needs. It can also be used for call center log analysis, if you’ve got large amounts of audio that needs to be analyzed.

Considering the widespread popularity of Microsoft products and services, Microsoft Cognitive Services is growing faster than many of the other APIs on our list. If you’re looking to join in with a vibrant, active community of developers, Microsoft Cognitive Services could be a good fit.

Pros

Enhanced data security via voice-recognition algorithms

Real-time transcription

Real-time translation

Customizable vocabulary

Text-to-speech capabilities for natural speech patterns

Cons

Built-in constraints due to the API being created for general purposes

Uses microservices, which can be useful for solving individual problems but falls short for larger problems

3. Dialogflow (Formerly API.AI, Speaktoit)

Dialogflow is also owned by Google. The main advantage over other voice APIs is Dialogflow’s ability to take context into consideration when analyzing speech, which makes for more accurate transcriptions. It also allows developers to customize their voice-based commands for different devices, such as smart devices, phones, wearables, cars, and smart speakers.

Dialogflow’s earlier incarnation, Api.ai, was used to power the Assistant app, one of the earliest virtual voice-based assistants, way back in 2014. It’s since been discontinued but demonstrates that Dialogflow has been in the AI/machine learning/voice recognition game for longer than most.

The Dialogflow voice recognition API also has a number of analytics built into the platform. You can measure user engagement or session metrics, as well as usage patterns or latency issues. This is bound to be helpful when getting investors, sales and marketing teams, and developers on the same page.

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Dialogflow currently only supports 14 languages, however. This makes it less useful for multilingual software than Google Speech-To-Text or Microsoft Cognitive Services.

Pros

Free

Easy to use

Easy to set up

Integrates with a wide variety of software

Easily integrated with other web services

Can integrate with non-Google devices like Amazon’s Alexa

Cons

Cannot handle math functions

Cannot match intent with common phrases

Cannot create clickable links in the text box

Cannot search across intents

Can only provide one webhook

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4. IBM Watson

It’s no secret we’re generating, processing, and analyzing larger quantities of data than any other time in history. Not all of that data is going to be clean and well-organized, especially if you’re designing or developing an API. As API developers, it’s our job to make sure that the data is organized and usable.

IBM Watson is perhaps one of the purest expressions of AI as a virtual assistant. IBM Watson is very adept at processing natural language patterns, which is one of the holy grails of AI and machine learning developers.

The IBM Watson Speech to Text API is particularly robust in understanding context, relying on hypothesis generation and evaluation in its response formulation. It’s also able to differentiate between multiple speakers, which makes it suitable for most transcription tasks. You can even set a number of filters, eliminating profanities, adding word confidence, and formatting options for speech-to-text applications.

IBM Watson offers three different interfaces for developers. There’s a WebSocket interface, an HTTP REST interface, and an asynchronous HTTP interface.

IBM Watson is simple to set up and implement, which makes it a wonderful option for those looking for a Speech-To-Text API but aren’t completely technically proficient. IBM provides extensive documentation and one of the most thorough API reference manuals on the market. If you’re looking for a speech-to-text API that’s simple to set up and start using immediately, IBM Watson might be a good fit.

Of course, IBM Watson is more than just a speech-to-text API. It’s one of the most fully-developed machine learning libraries in existence. It continues to learn and evolve, the more you use it. This makes it suitable for preventing outages and disruptions as well as accelerating research and data. Most applications that would benefit from structuring unstructured data will benefit from using the IBM Watson API.

As one of the best-developed machine learning APIs out there, IBM Watson isn’t cheap. It is quick to get up and running, however, meaning you won’t waste money on downtime or having to hire multiple developers just to get started. The peace of mind of a nearly plug-and-play Speech-To-Text API may be worth the cost of admission alone.

Pros

Processes unstructured data

Assists humans instead of replacing them

Helps overcome human limitations

Improves productivity be delivering relevant data

Improves user experience

Can process large quantities of data

Easy to set up and get started with

Cons

Doesn’t directly support structured data

Expensive to switch to

Requires maintenance

Only supports a limited number of languages

Takes time to implement fully

Requires education and training to make full use of its resources

5. Speechmatics

Speechmatics offers an easy-to-use cloud-based API for automatic transcription services. Its main claim to fame is that it supports a wide range of file formats, meaning it can be used for offline file processing.

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It also supports a truly impressive array of languages, so you won’t be limited to English. It’s also been found to be more accurate than most of the other speech recognition APIs out there, so you won’t have to proofread your transcriptions quite as extensively, so you can focus on other things.

The Speechmatics API is also highly adept at speaker recognition. It processes an impressive array of different variables, from confidence values to timing and speaker indications. This makes Speechmatics useful for machine learning applications, as it gets to know a speaker more thoroughly with each iteration.

Speechmatics has been found to be one of the fastest and most reliable automatic transcription APIs available for developers. It also supports nine languages, including different variants on English, including British and Australian English.

There are a couple of drawbacks to the Speechmatics API, however, although none of them are major enough to be a dealbreaker. First and most notably, there’s no app interface. If you’ll be using the transcription services, you’ll need to upload the audio to the website.

Secondly, each query does cost money. It costs .06 GBP per 1 minute of processed audio. If you’re going to be using the Speechmatics API for any sort of commercial app or web service, make sure to consider that when setting your processing. They do offer a discount for over 1000 minutes of processed audio. Perhaps you can work out some sort of bulk rate if you’re going to be using the Speechmatics API extensively.

Pros

Fast

Easy to use

Accurate

Supports multiple languages

Supports multiple English variants

Multi-speaker support

Multiple file formats supported

Does well with noisy audio

Easily integrated via REST API

Speaker recognition

Can be used for cloud-based transcription services and private usage, using the same API

Cons

No app interface

Costs money for each query

Final Thoughts

Not all Voice-To-Text APIs are created equal. In fact, think of a voice recognition API as a toolbox rather than a product you’d buy off the shelf. Each one has different strengths and weaknesses. Knowing which Speech-To-Text API is right for your product largely depends on what you’ll be using it for.

These five APIs certainly aren’t the only ones you can use for voice-related functions, either. Some other noteworthy voice recognition APIs are worthy of a look.

Other Noteworthy Voice Recognition APIs include:

Each one of the speech-to-text APIs has its strengths. If you need transcription or to decode noisy audio, Google Speech-To-Text is an excellent contender. If you’re looking for real-time translation and transcription functionality, Microsoft Cognitive Services is probably going to be your best bet. If you’re looking for a plug-and-play voice recognition API that easily configures for numerous devices and software environments, Dialogflow might be right for you.

If you’re going to be dealing with large amounts of unstructured data, however, IBM Watson is going to be the best suited for your particular needs. If you’re going to be needing speaker separation or easy integration with additional software, Speechmatics will make your life as easy as possible, with its convenient REST API.

Considering the rise of mobile and hands-free devices, virtual assistants, and AI, it’s safe to say that voice integration isn’t going anywhere. It’s only going to get more prevalent, as technology continues to intertwine with the fabric of our daily lives.

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64.6k Followers, 11 Following, 66 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Nightblue3 (@niightblue3).

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Rabia Yazbek is an American gaming YouTuber who runs the channel Nightblue3 and lives in Michigan. He has an estimated net worth $7.6 million. He also has a Twitch channel with over 1.7 million followers and is one of most-watched streamers on the platform. He is a professional League of Legends gamer playing the position of jungler in team SoloMid. His content on YouTube is basically League of Legends game plays with an entertaining commentary. These include in-depth guides, patch note reviews, highlights, spectates and gameplay montages.

How Much Money Does NightBlue3 Earn On YouTube?

The channel has over 2.7 million subscribers as of 2019 growing by 300 new subscribers daily and has accumulated over 1.2 billion views so far. New content is uploaded every day to keep the viewers entertained. In a day the channel gets an average of 260,000 views. This should be able to generate an estimated revenue of around $2,000 per day ($730,000 a year) from ads.

YouTube content creators based in the US, UK, Canada and Australia generally get paid $2 – $12 per 1000 monetized views after YouTube takes its cut. Monetized views usually range from 40% – 80% of the total views. All these are influenced by several factors like the device played on, time of the year, the location of the viewer, ad inventory, how many ads there are on a video, how many people skip the ads, type of advertisement, ad engagement, type of content, etc. The cost of an ad view is based on an auction between advertisers based on views. Advertisers have to bid a minimum of $0.01 per view.There is also a program known as Google Preferred where deep-pocketed companies can target ads on the top 5% most popular content. The ad rates here are higher than normal. Apart from ads, YouTubers also generate extra from YouTube Red viewers who pay a monthly fee to view premium content on YouTube plus watch videos without ads. Here they get paid based on watch time on their videos. The longer the viewers watch their videos, the more money they earn.

Nightblue3 make even more money from Twitch. He has over 2.6 million followers and has accumulated over 230 million views so far. He is able to average 8,000 viewers per stream with his highest stream having 19,600 viewers. Streamers make money on Twitch through subscribers, donations, ad revenue and bits. Nightblue3 has around 2,500 subscribers from which he makes a minimum of $2.5 from each every month. This should add up to $6,250 per month ($75,000 a year).

Officially, Twitch Partners and Affiliates receive 50% of the total subscription fee, so for the $4.99 tier, the streamer would get around $2.50. Twitch has been known to increase this amount for popular streamers to encourage them to remain on the Twitch platform, with some being upgraded to anywhere from 60% to 100% of the monthly fee.

Streamers make money through the Cheering feature when a fan cheers with bits in the chat. A Cheer is an animated chat emote that uses bits. Typing “Cheer1” will generate a grey bouncing triangle, and cost you 1.4 cents. “Cheer100” brings up a dancing purple diamond, and costs you $1.4. You can Cheer any amount you please (including irregular figures, and the corresponding emotes get larger and larger, up to a “Cheer10000,” a $140 tip represented by a fractured red star. streamers will get 1 cent for every Bit pledged while Twitch will keep the 0.4 cents.

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NightBlue3 started his career in the streaming platform at an early age. Although, he got fame on different social media and joined the professional team Siren A as a streamer in 2013 for a while. Moreover, his followers always keep tracking his social media accounts to get more information about him. He didn’t begin with eSports for professional streaming like other successful streamers.

Thus, Nightblue3 is a professional League of Legends player and engages his audience with humorous and informative gaming content. Later, he switched into the Team SoloMid in 2014. He ranked 4th in the most followed Twitch streamers list. His YouTube channel has 2.63 million subscribers and the highest viewership.

Nightblue3 is associated with Captain Sparklez as a top ten most followed Twitch live streamer. Although, he is considered one of the top male Twitch streamers.

Personal Information of Nightblue3

Rabia Yezbek is an American Twitch streamer. His ethnicity is originated from Lebonon. Thus, Rabia has a private life, doesn’t share personal information on public platforms. His streaming career is going pretty well since he started. Moreover, Rabia owns a music channel named Nightblue Music.

Rabia generates a leading presence in his online platforms. Moreover, he loves to watch Anime. Moreover, Rabia maintained his exercise routine on a regular basis and he is quite specific about his life plans.

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Nightblue3 began his streaming career playing League of Legends. His gaming contents are quite helpful for newbie gamers. Twitch followers noticed him after uploading elo season 2 streams on his channel. Moreover, he received the challenges in the 3rd season and ranked 5v5. He often streams for Bloons TD 6, Phasmophobia, Just Chatting, Goat Simulator, Among Us, Cyberpunk 2077, and other games as well.

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Nightblue3 has around 3,000 subscribers on Twitch. His average viewership is 7,399. Although, he has a peak viewership of 66,407. Thus, He streams for 149 hours live in a month on average.

Income of Nightblue3

The estimated net worth is $1.1 million USD. However, he earns $10,500 USD monthly. The sponsorships, tiered sponsorships, Twitch cheer bit donations, advertisements, and tips added more to his monthly income.

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Accomplished the challenge in the 3rd season of 5v5.

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Explore the three options you have for rebooting or restarting a Mac desktop or laptop. Restarting is the first basic troubleshooting step when a Mac slows down or refuses to run a program. Force shutdown / restart in Mac OS X First see if it’s just one program, or the whole machine. If the foreground program is unresponsive, before you force a restart check to see if other programs still work, because a lot of times, only one program is stuck and the rest of the system is OK.

Reader G. Murray needs to restart his Mac at times when it’s not within arm’s reach—or even with walking legs’ reach. He’s wondering what options are available with modern Macs. His Mac is located on a network created by a Time Machine, so it has a privately assigned IP address using NAT (Network Address Translation).

Two kinds of options apply here: for when the Mac is still ticking away but isn’t doing what you want, so you want to restart it if only you could connect remotely to it; or when the Mac is unreachable and ostensibly crashed or experiencing other problems, and you want to power cycle it.

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Remotely connect to a working Mac

Screen sharing and remote terminal access can both let you control a Mac remotely, but reaching that Mac over the Internet is often the fly in the ointment.

While macOS includes Back to My Mac, which pairs with iCloud to allow remote access to a Mac via the Screen Sharing app, it only works in its regular configuration from another Mac signed into the same iCloud account. Apple offers no guest access from other Macs—though you could set up an account on another Mac temporarily—nor does it have an iOS app.

Instead of Back to My Mac and the Screen Sharing app, you can use the generic screen-sharing protocol VNC. (Just to be more confusing, Apple’s Screen Sharing app is based on VNC, but not identical.) VNC can work over Back to My Mac, but doesn’t always, as it’s not a supported feature. Third-party macOS and iOS apps let you access any VNC-capable system.

Enable screen sharing in the Sharing system preference pane, and click the Computer Settings buttons to turn on VNC. Warning! Always set a strong password for VNC, as it’s easy for attackers to scan for VNC and find yours if it’s reachable from the Internet.

Back to My Mac fails with “double NAT” situations, which I unfortunately have and which aren’t entirely rare. A double NAT happens typically when an ISP provides a modem that also acts as a router, and which has features you can’t replicate or turn off. If you connect, say, an AirPort Extreme with DHCP and NAT enabled to a LAN port on the ISP’s modem, you’re creating a NAT inside a NAT. All outbound connections work fine, but inbound ones can be a mess. (In my case, the provided modem has some obscure networking features used by CenturyLink’s fiber-optic network.)

Instead of relying on macOS, you can turn to third-party remote access software, although my favorites have faded away and left active development, while ones that used to have free or affordable flavors have gone commercial and expensive.

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TeamViewer remains the exception, being still continuously developed and free for personal, non-commercial use. It can punch through a double NAT, and it’s my preferred tool as if works on practically every platform, including macOS and iOS. The company charges a pretty hefty rate if you’re using it for business purposes, starting at $850 for a perpetual license for remotely accessing up to three devices. For business users without big budgets, I recommend LogMeIn, which is $250 a year for two devices.

Chris Breen’s 2012 directions on using SSH to reboot or shutdown a Mac via a Terminal session remain accurate, so I refer you there. But creating a remote Terminal session via SSH, a secure protocol that’s trustworthy over the Internet, requires setting up port mapping on a router or Wi-Fi base station using DHCP reservation (so your Mac has the same private IP address all the time) and NAT port forwarding (so an Internet-reachable network cubbyhole maps to the Mac you want it to).

Unfortunately, Apple no longer offers a detailed guide to AirPort configuration as it did years ago. I’m reluctant to toot my own horn, but if you really need to set up this kind of remote access for SSH or other services, you’ll find complete instructions on this topic in my book, Take Control of Your Apple Wi-Fi Network.

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Now long ago, my friends, I owned a surge protector powerstrip from Sophisticated Circuits (the PowerKey line) that had a dial-up modem built in. You could call into a phone line and it would let you use a touch-tone phone to control powercycling individual outlets, among other features. In the days of running Mac and other servers that needed “remote hands,” the several PowerKey models I owned saved a lot of late-night car trips to offices.

But we have the Internet now, and you can purchase the same kind of item that works over IP instead of a voice line. Unfortunately, these devices tend to cost a lot, but they’re designed to be robust and connect via ethernet to increase reliability. The $76 ezOutlet single-outlet remote power switch has generally positive reviews, and can be controlled via an iOS or Android app.

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Another option would be to set up HomeKit with remote access, and use a HomeKit-compatible smart outlet. You can find a number of such items, including the roughly $40 iHome SmartPlug, reviewed at TechHive. But remote access requires either a 3rd or 4th generation Apple TV. If you don’t own an Apple TV, that bumps up the total cost quite a bit.

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I tried to submit basically this same hint a little while ago... I thought I discovered it... now I feel a bit foolish... lol. When I used this hint I did it a bit differently leaving out the . Also, this tip seems to be for Jaguar... in Panther the file to is located in not in

Why did I use this? I needed to use it when a software demo messed up my password (no idea how) and left me locked out of my account... my ONLY account. I did not have my installation disks with me and the only tip I could find about how to get in (I had to use a *gag* windows box to search) did not work in my case (it involves using SystemStartup to get things running but if you are running a web server, the startup will go into a loop when trying to load it). Without this way of getting in, I would have been in bad shape (I need my Mac for work so not getting in was not an option).

FYI... the above hint doesn't mention it but in my case the primary account (mine) was fine after I booted in, created a new account and reset the password on my original account.

--- macosxhints.com is one reason PC users should switch to a Mac.

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