Getting Started with Google BERT will help you become well-versed with the BERT model from scratch and learn how to create interesting NLP applications. You'll understand several variants of BERT such as ALBERT, RoBERTa, DistilBERT, ELECTRA, VideoBERT, and many others in detail.
Getting Started with Google BERT will help you become well-versed with the BERT model from scratch and learn how to create interesting NLP applications. You'll understand several variants of BERT such as ALBERT, RoBERTa, DistilBERT, ELECTRA, VideoBERT, and many others in detail.
Bert’s Misadventures – Book of Magic Bert was lucky and impulsive. Being lucky the consequences of his acts usually fell on those around him. He finds a book of magic and other items sent from a realm called Zenerath. Without really thinking it through, Bert agrees to learn magic and create a portal to return to Zenerath to battle two evil beings. The consequences of this act begin to fall on Bert and his close gaming friends. Come along and see just how much trouble Bert can get into as he and his friends learn Magic. REAL MAGIC
Book #3 Bert's Misadventures - The Quest Bert and his group, which now include Elves and Dwarves meet with Katherine, Queen of Zenerath to inform her of their quest and seek help in forming and army to invade the north. They continue to gather weapons and power, building for the battle that is ahead. Stay with them and find out the surprising end to the misadventure.
It is not hard to argue that every black performer in show business owes something to Bert Williams. Discovered in California in 1890 by a minstrel troupe manager, Williams swiftly became a regular player in the troupe. Traveling on from the rough-and-ready "medicine shows" that then dotted the West, he rose through the ranks of big-time vaudeville in New York City, and finally ascended to the previously all-white pinnacle of live-stage success: the fabled Ziegfeld Follies on Broadway. Inspite of his triumphs-he brought the first musical with an all-black cast to Broadway in 1903-he was often viewed by the black community with more critical suspicion than admiration because of his controversial decision to perform in blackface. Modest, private, and conservative in his personal life, Williams left political activism and soapbox thumping to others. More than the simple narration of a remarkable life, Introducing Bert Williams offers a fascinating window into the fraught issues surrounding race and artistic expression in American culture. The story of Williams's long and varied career is a whirlwind of inner turmoil, racial tension, glamour, and striving-nothing less than the birth of American show business.
It all started when he tried to end it all. Bert Hoover jumped from a bridge, only to be rudely rescued by a flying saucer. Now he’s on the backward planet of Mardalu, enslaved by the brutal Morans. His only friend is Janice, but she’s been sold into slavery as well. The role of hero doesn't come naturally to a chronic under-achiever, but Bert has run out of places to run. Janice isn't counting on him for rescue. She doesn't take him seriously enough. But Bert, with nowhere to go but up, sets out to become a different kind of man. First he has to do the unthinkable - escape from slavery. Then all he has to do is the impossible - find Janice, rescue her from the Morans, and somehow find a way back to Earth. keywords: science fiction, planet, sword and planet, adventure, spaceship, ufo, rescue, swords
Albert Augustine Edwards, usually referred to as 'Bert', was one of Adelaide's most flamboyant characters. Reputedly the illegitimate son of Charles Cameron Kingston, premier of South Australia, he was born in obscurity in the slums of Adelaide's West End in 1888. A self-made man, Bert was a city councillor, parliamentarian, and philanthropist, a friend of the poor and scourge of the establishment. He had connections and influence everywhere - in the markets, pubs, sporting clubs, churches and prisons - and soon enough he became known as the 'King of the West End'. Flash in dress and loud in manner, he brooked no opposition. Bert's future looked rosy, until 1924, when the Labor Party took office and his enemies began to stack up quickly. It all came crashing down in 1931. In a sex scandal engineered against him, Bert was imprisoned for nearly two-and-a half years for gross indecency with an underage male. And they say Adelaide was dull! Here, dark and bright, is Bert Edwards in the full biography that his colourful life deserves.
