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Panic as Man Burns Crumpets: The Vanishing World of the Local Journalist

為了解決importance of critic的問題，作者Lytollis, Roger 這樣論述：

WINNER OF THE LAKELAND BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2022’For those who know about provincial newspapers, this will be a classic and a gem. Those who don’t know will envy what they have missed’ MELVYN BRAGG ’Brisk and entertaining. A very readable love letter to a disappearing world, told with verve and

tenderness’ STUART MACONIE, author of Pies and Prejudice’Gut-bustingly funny, poignant and packed with astonishing insider information’M. W. CRAVEN, author of the award-winning The Puppet Show’Local journalism has never seemed more exotic than in this part-memoir, part-ode to that disappearing art,

which is as funny as it is endearing . . . Told with a tender fondness, the bonkers, baffling but vital world of local press is paraded with the style that it deserves’JONATHAN WHITELAW, Sun’Refreshingly honest, engagingly self-deprecating, tremendously funny and more than a little heartbreaking. B

y far my favourite read of the year so far’MIKE WARD, TV critic, Daily Express/Daily Star’Local publishers . . . need to hold on to thoughtful, dedicated writers such as Roger Lytollis, or his book will be an epitaph to a centuries-old industry’IAN BURRELL, i paper ’Anyone who has ever worked at a l

ocal newspaper, or wondered what it is like, should read this book. Equally hilarious and heartbreaking’DOMINIC PONSFORD, media editor at New Statesman Media Group/editor-in-chief at Press Gazette’[Lytollis] writes with clarity, comically self-effacing honesty and surprising poignancy . . . [this is

] the story of what it is like to love what you do, and be great at it, and to watch it collapse around you in slow motion’ ROBYN VINTER, Guardian’For anyone wondering where their local press went, this is as clear an account of how it was pickpocketed, drained of blood, and left to die as you’ll fi

nd’ ED NEEDHAM, Strong Words magazine ’Panic as Man Burns Crumpets gives a powerful, if not to say dismaying, overview of an industry in terminal decline’NAT SEGNIT, Times Literary Supplement’The best book I’ve read this year, by some margin. Brilliantly written, frequently laugh-out-loud funny, but

also reflective, candid, poignant and passionate about the importance of journalism. Superb’CHRIS MASON, BBC political correspondent/presenter of Radio 4’s Any Questions’Many books written by journalists have come across my desk over the course of my time as publisher of Hold the Front Page, but I

would say without any hesitation that this one is the best. Not only is it the funniest, and the best-written, it is also the most honest in terms of what it reveals about its author, and more importantly about our craft’PAUL LINFORD, Hold the Front PageYou dreamed of being a journalist and the drea

m has come true. You love working for your local paper . . . although not everything is as you imagined. You embarrass yourself with a range of celebrities, from John Hurt to Jordan. Your best story is ’The Man With the Pigeon Tattoo’. A former colleague interviews President Trump. You urinate in th

e president of the Mothers’ Union’s garden. Your appearance as a hard-hitting columnist on a BBC talk show does not go well. And being photographed naked is only the second most humiliating thing to happen one infamous afternoon. There are serious stories, such as a mass shooting, a devastating flo

od, and the search for Madeleine McCann. Meanwhile local papers are dying. Your building is crumbling and your readership is dwindling. Your carefully crafted features are read by fewer people than a story about fancy dress for dogs. Panic as Man Burns Crumpets is the inside story of local newspaper

s during the past twenty-five years, told in a way that’s funny, poignant and revealing.

Fat Off, Fat on: On the Trials and Tribulations of a Fat Bitch Who Taught Me a Lot

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In this disarming and candid memoir, cultural critic Clarkisha Kent dismantles the oppressions faced by Black, queer, fat women in a society obsessed with heteronormativity.There was no easy way for Clarkisha Kent to navigate personal discovery and self-love. As a fat, dark-skinned immigrant facing

mental health and intergenerational trauma, at times Kent’s body appeared a cosmic punishment. In the face of homophobia, anti-Blackness, body dysmorphia, and respectability politics, the pursuit of ＂high self-esteem＂ seemed oxymoronic. Fat Off, Fat On is a humorous, at times tragic, memoir that fol

lows Kent on her journey realizing her body is a gift to be grown into, that sometimes family doesn’t always mean home, and how ill-fated bisexual romances could free her from gender essentialism. Perfect for readers of Keah Brown’s The Pretty One, Alida Nugent’s You Don’t Have to Like Me, and Steph

anie Yeboah’s Fattily Ever After, Kent’s debut is disarming and candid about her lived experience of intersectionality. It stresses the importance of addressing the violence scored upon our minds and our bodies, and how we might begin the difficult--but joyful--work of setting ourselves free. Clar

kisha Kent is a Nigerian American writer and critic. Her writing has been featured in outlets like Entertainment Weekly, Essence, The Root, BET, Paper, HuffPost, MTV News, Wear Your Voice Magazine, and more. She is also the creator of #TheKentTest, a media litmus test designed to evaluate the qualit

y of representation that exists for women of color in film and other media.

智能影像運輸系統於輔助、維護與監控應用

為了解決importance of critic的問題，作者呂安豐 這樣論述：

人工智慧的進步以更精密的方式迅速改變了交通系統。智慧交通系統結合行人、道路及車輛相關資訊，以提供更高的安全性、效率和舒適性。智慧交通系統中的每個元素相互牽制並都應被保留及作後續的改善。電腦視覺的最新進展在許多方面豐富了機器感知的能力。因此，本研究旨在提出一種基於智能視覺的方法，以加強智慧交通系統在協助、維護和監控方面的效果。在輔助方面，本研究著重於駕駛睡意偵測系統和交通場景分割，提出基於深度學習的即時駕駛睡意偵測系統，試圖提高極端場景下的睡意檢測品質。在交通場景分割中，利用了邊緣和特徵級別過濾方式，以達到更好的切割效果。此外，本論文提出基於知識轉移的方法來生成一個強大且有效的模型。在維護方面

，本論文提出經改良的道路裂紋檢測方法，著重於裂紋細化和具自動資源映射的高效檢測器。最後，監控方面基於視訊濃縮，能夠生成短、密集且緊湊的視頻。整體而言，上述六項成果在智慧交通系統的進步方面皆具有巨大的潛力，與文獻裏現有方法相比，本論文所提出的方法在各項指標上皆有突出的表現。