Bush language and media language the same brutality (agressive business mentality)

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1.The language of aggrevation is Bush language

I hate it, no human should be allowed to be that
aggressive. So agressive that it feels like my
head is going to explode and that the world
will break.

2.is class-based language models the same as cache-based language models

Hi,
I am working on a project relating to cache-based language models.
I have been trying to find tools that support this model.
Recently, I found that HTK implements class-based models.
I read the HTKBook and found that this model is so similar to the
cache based model.
However, the HTKBook does not make a clear reference to the actual
algorithm. And does not mention anything about cache models.
I would like to know if the class-based language model is the same or
at least a special case of the cahce-based language model.
Thanks

3.Is sign language natural language?

Could I say this statement?
"Sign language is natual language."

Or natural language is only defined for spoken or written?

4.[BVE PSA] Logical, natural language based programming language (t3d)

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BRANDON J. VAN EVERY BEFORE REPLYING TO
ONE OF HIS POSTS

1.  He has never designed any game, nor contributed to the design of
    any game, which has ever seen the light of day, despite referring
    to himself as a "game designer."  (In rebuttal, he pointed out his
    "one complete game" from "1983" on the "Atari 800" which he showed
    to his "8th grade math teacher.")

2.  He has never been employed in the game industry, in any way,
    shape, manner or form.  Despite this, for some reason he managed
    to get named as an Independent Games Festival judge; a curious
    turn of events, since their stated intent is to appoint
    "professionals in the game industry" (their quote, not his).

3.  In fact, the only programming job he had listed on his resume was
    for only "2 years" ending in "1998," working in C and assembly on
    a graphics driver, as a "Sr. Software Engineer" -- a curious
    title, since this was his first (and only) job in the software
    industry.  There is no evidence he has used C++, nor any other
    language, professionally.  (And the company in question is
    defunct, anyway, so there is no way to verify his claim.)

4.  The other jobs he has mentioned having after this one and only
    items on his resume are: "yard maintenance work," "painting
    apartments," "scrubbing floors," "sub minimum wage signature
    gathering," and working for "$5/hour at a Vietnamese restaurant."

5.  The only personal project he actually wrote code for and made
    available in some manner was Free3d, a software 3D rendering
    engine.  Stating that its goals were to be "100% efficient, 100%
    portable" and to release it in a "one year time frame," which he
    started in "1993" and abandoned in "1996," admitting that it
    "barely drew even a single polygon" and "did hardly anything in
    the 3D department."

6.  Almost every Internet community (Usenet newsgroup, mailing list,
    etc.) he has ever introduced himself to has resulted in him
    repeating the same pattern: asking leading questions, demanding
    people do things his way, becoming hostile, annoying the other
    participants, alienating them, and finally leaving in disgust.

7.  Of the projects (open source and otherwise) whose communities he
    has (briefly) joined, he has never contributed anything tangible
    in terms of code or documentation.

8.  The project he has intermittently claimed to be working on, Ocean
    Mars, is vaporware -- and is one of his admitted "failures."  He
    allegedly sunk "nine months of full time 60 hours/week" and about
    "$80K" into it (at least; he "stopped counting") with only a
    "spherical hexified icosahedron" display to show for it (only
    allegedly, since it has never been shown or demonstrated
    publicly).

9.  Since his embarassing frustration with his Ocean Mars project, he
    has decided that C and C++ aren't "worth anything as a resume
    skill anymore," and embarked on a quest in 2003 to find a
    high-level language that will suit his needs.  After more than a
    year, at least ten languages, and not having even "written a line
    of code" in any of them, he still has yet to find a language that
    will suit him.

10. Finally, despite vehemently insisting that he is not a troll, many
    people quite understandingly have great difficulty distinguishing
    his public behavior from that of a troll.

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