Abstract: Integrated circuits that perform offset-based memory management using offset values for allocated, de-allocated, and free memory portions. An example method includes receiving a first request for allocating a first portion of a memory module coupled to an integrated circuit, and determining a first address space for allocating the first portion of the memory module based on one or more offset values.

Abstract: A modular floatation assembly includes a basal panel that is comprised of a buoyant material to float in water. The basal panel has a plurality of wells each is integrated into the basal panel. A plurality of walls is provided and each of the walls is comprised of a buoyant material to float in water. Each of the walls can be attached to the basal panel in a variety of arrangements. A tower is comprised of a buoyant material to float in water and the tower is attachable to the basal panel thereby facilitating the tower to be positioned at a variety of locations on the basal panel. A pair of rods is each releasably attachable to the tower to be gripped in the convention of a handle.

Abstract: Disclosed are apparatus and methods for processing spoken speech. Input speech can be received at a computing system. During a first pass of speech recognition, a plurality of language model outputs can be determined by: providing the input speech to each of a plurality of language models and responsively receiving a language model output from each language model. A language model of the plurality of language models can be selected using a classifier operating on the plurality of language model outputs. During a second pass of speech recognition, a revised language model output can be determined by: providing the input speech and the language model output from the selected language model to the selected language model and responsively receiving the revised language model output from the selected language model. The computing system can generate a result based on the revised language model output.