Question: I have a problem with alignment on case 3:
<https://codepen.io/anon/pen/BZKYva>

Relevant html code:

```
<div>

  <img class="img-valign" src="http://www.placehold.it/550x1050" alt="" />
  <span class="text2" style="white-space: pre;">some text3 some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3 some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3some text3</span>

</div>

```

Relevant css code:

```
.img-valign {
  vertical-align: middle;
  margin-bottom: 0.75em;
}

```

I want the text to be at the side of the large image like in case 1 and case 2 and not have it overflow. 
How can i do this?

Update (important detail): I need white-space: pre; on the text to preserve formatting.

Answer: 
As requested, I'll flesh out my comment into an answer.

Others have mentioned this, but you most likely have a corrupted download or there's something broken with the model itself. To begin with, I highly recommend not using the VGG16 model or related models on a mobile device just due to their sheer size (500 MB for VGG16). You'll exhaust memory on an iPhone 6 just loading the model, your application size will be gigantic, and you'll have a lengthy initialization time as those weights are loaded. 

I recommend using something like a SqueezeNet variant, which is small (~5 MB), can be more accurate when trained on ImageNet, and isn't as computationally expensive as the Inception family. Apple makes reference to using one of these in one of the Core ML WWDC sessions.

When you add the model to your Xcode project, make sure it is actually being registered with your target. The current beta of Xcode occasionally forgets to add this to your target, so highlight the model and check in the file inspector to make sure it is part of your application target. If the model isn't in your target, Xcode won't auto-generate the Swift header for it.
I get the same thing for a model that has Dropout on it. Try removing these layers by copying weights over to new model without them.