BY EDWIN JAHIEL
THE THIRD MIRACLE (1999) *** Directed by Agnieszka Holland. Written by John Romano and Richard Vetere, based on the novel by Vetere. Photography, Jerzy Zielinski. Editing, David J. Siegel. Production design, Robert De Vico. Music, Jan A.P. Kaczmarek. Produced by Fred Fuchs, Steven Haft, Elie Samaha. Executive producers, Francis Ford Coppola, Ashok Amritraj, Andrew Stevens.Co-producer, Don Carmody. Cast: Ed Harris (the Rev. Frank Shore), Anne Heche (Roxanna), Armin Mueller-Stahl (Archbishop Werner), Barbara Sukowa (Helen O'Regan) Charles Haid (Bishop Cahill), Jean-Louis Roux (Cardinal Sarrazin), Ken James (Father Paul Panak), Caterina Scorsone (Maria Witkowski), et al. . A Sony Pictures Classics release.119 minutes. R.(drugs, prostitution)
Been there, done that? Not on your life! "The Third Miracle" is, for my money, more original than other films of its genre, the genre being movies which deal with miracles and/or faith, whether of the blatant "The Exorcist" type, sentimental like "The Song of Bernadette," offbeat like Rossellini's "The Miracle," etc.
"TTM" is not remotely akin to any of the above, or any other film about religion. Outside all sub-genres it is, among other things, a sort of mystery tale (and a Mystery Play in the medieval sense), a detective story, an exploration of the self and of others.
I found it fascinating, beautifully made, and while complex on many levels, not confusing. It major focus is Father Frank Shore (Ed Harris) who, having undergone a crisis of faith, went to live as a layman in Chicago's lower depths, where a colleague from his diocese tracks him down
Recalled by his bishop, Father Frank is given a demanding assignment. He is, in the Church's language, a "postulator," a priest whom a cardinal appoints to evaluate candidates for potential sainthood. Three confirmed miracles are a prerequisite. The postulator prepares what might be compared to a painstakingly minute legal dossier. This may eventually be submitted to the Church's upper echelons. In turn, the judges may or may not forward the case to Rome.
This theological thriller has a solid thread in the person of Father Frank whom we follow through his steps and the arcane procedures of the Church. The putative saint was Helen O'Regan (Barbara Sukowa) who had come to America from Central Europe after World War II. She is said, convincingly, to have cured a girl from lupus. The statue the girl prayed at is now been shedding tears and attracting masses of mostly working-class Polish-Americans from neighborhoods which look (in the director's words) like battlegrounds.
Frank's previous investigations has earned him the nickname of The Miracle Killer as he debunked one (or more? it is unclear) cases. This has affected him and added to his depression.
Now Frank is shaken up when he has the statue's tears examined scientifically, and they turn out to be genuine blood. He also meets Helen's daughter, the cynical and colorful Roxanna (Ann Heche). She is a non-believer who resents her late mother's having cared more for the masses than for Roxanna.
The character and personality of the young woman, her antagonism, then her rapport with Father Frank; the trails the priest follows; the types of people he encounters, his duel (so to speak) with a Church committee, are a weird kind of Odyssey. Some people may find the film meandering. Not I. It held my attention at all times. I can only surmise that some Catholics could be entranced by matters they may know little about. But I also think that non-Catholics as well as agnostics, atheists may find the proceedings exerting a strong pull.
A huge factor in all this is the magnificent performance by Ed Harris. A complex, complicated, changing man of -- metaphorically speaking -- many faces which are also one face, Harris delivers acting that is as good as any I have ever seen in what is a devilishly difficult and demanding role He is never ingratiating, but shows un-showy kindness to the lower classes, including drug addicts, peddlers, and prostitutes. His outspokenness with his fellow-priests as well as his superiors is not cockiness, but from the heart. He is smart, he is quick, he is flawed -- and he knows it. There's a basic, deep decency in this man. He has weaknesses, but also practices the ancient Greeks' rule of "know thyself."
The rest of the cast lends excellent support to Harris, whether by connection with him or by disconnection. The church people seem -- at least to viewers who do not have an inside track to them -- warts-and-all realistic and human in individual ways.
Are there major flaws in the movie? I think that this a matter that spectators will decide on an ad hoc basis. Some viewers may be upset by, or feel indignation at Father Frank's carnal lust (I won't elaborate). Others may be impressed by the priest's frankness.I thought that scenes of Frank's immersion in wintry waters (as symbolic re-baptisms?) were over-the-top. On he whole, however, this is the sort of film that one cannot judge for others.
A possible irritation is the portrayal of Archbishop Werner, Frank's opponent during the deliberations. It is overdone, makes that prelate the heavy of the piece. He is played by the admirable Armin Mueller-Stahl who speaks very clear English, but is endowed here with the thickest Teutonic accent of his non-German career.
Director Agnieszka Holland presumably is not religious but has her own fascination with the Catholic Church and the subject of miracles, which she has studied assiduously for this movie
Born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1948, Holland, the daughter of a Jewish father and a Catholic mother, studied cinema at the famous FAMU film school of Prague, worked much with, and learned much from Andrzej Wajda, the master filmmaker just honored at the Oscars 2000.
She became a prominent member of the Polish New Wave. Her bitter movies in Poland were often censored, at least one of them was forbidden during the long Russian occupation. In the mid-eighties she moved to Paris. Since then she has made "Bitter Harvest" starring Ed Harris, about the political killing of liberal, pro-Solidarity Father Popieluszko. Then came the multiple-awards winner "Europa, Europa" in which an Aryan-looking Jewish boy is drafted in the Nazi army. "Olivier, Olivier," "The Secret Garden,""Total Eclipse," and "Washington Square" followed.
"Le mauvais gout mene au crime"(Stendhal)
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You can now stay in the palace of Jaipur’s Royal Family and live like a Maharaja
Guests will be looked after by a private butler
by Victoria JonesFor the first time ever, a royal family's home has been listed on Airbnb.
The 300-year-old City Palace is home to Jaipur’s Royal Family.
Steeped in history, and located in the heart of Jaipur, capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan, the City Palace is one of India’s most iconic buildings.
Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh will become the first Maharaja to offer a stay at his palace on Airbnb, in order to help support the women’s empowerment initiatives of the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation.
Guests will be able to book and stay in the luxurious Gudliya Suite, located within one of the private sections of a royal palace that, until now, has been used for the royals and their special guests.
The suite includes its own lounge, kitchen, luxurious bathroom and private, indoor swimming pool.
Those staying there will be looked after by a private butler and guide who will arrange curated city experiences including shopping tours, guided walks through local museums and other excursions.
Authentic Rajasthani meals can be enjoyed on a terrace offering an amazing view of the surrounding Aravalli hills and forts overlooking the palace, and peaceful afternoon tea can be had in the company of the resident peacocks who live in the palace’s lush gardens.
Built in 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of the city of Jaipur, the City Palace exemplifies the best of 18th century Rajput architecture with and other architectural influences of later periods.
The interiors contain ornate chambers, large and airy reception halls, crystal chandeliers, gilded wall decorations, intricate carvings and in addition to the royal residence, the sprawling palace complex houses a large, internationally recognised museum.
It has played host to numerous guests over the centuries, including Prince Charles, among others.
A modern royal, the host is the polo-playing 21-year old Maharajah, Padmanabh Singh, who succeeded his grandfather in 2011 as the Maharaja.
“I am thrilled that my family and I are partnering with Airbnb to bring the splendour of Rajasthan to life for travelers from around the world," he said.
"My own travels with Airbnb have made me feel very welcome in new cities and cultures, and I am happy that the experience of quintessential Indian hospitality will be shared with others.”
The palace has never been available to be booked by outside guests before.
For the remainder of 2019, the Gudliya Suite, priced at $8,000 (£4,600) per night, will be available to book on select nights at a special inaugural offer price of $1,000 USD (£775) per night, with Airbnb paying the balance amount for each booking as a contribution to the foundation.
From January 1st onwards, the suite will be available for guests to book at the full rate.
The Gudliya Suite will be available for stays starting November 23. To make a booking, guests can visit airbnb.com/CityPalaceJaipur


In this step, we'll add Meteor's password based authentication in our todo app.
We'll nedd accounts-password
and jonatan:polyteor-auth
packages:
meteor add accounts-password jonatan:polyteor-auth
Now we'll add a login button in our app. Let's create a new element: todo-auth
. Create a
client/todo-auth/todo-auth.pt.html
file with the following content:
We need to install some bower dependencies:
bower install --save PolymerElements/paper-button PolymerElements/paper-dialog PolymerElements/paper-icon-button
This is element is a basic polymer accounts ui. It allow to register, log in, log out .
Let's add it to our todos-list
element.
<link rel="import" href="../todo-auth/todo-auth.pt.html">
...
<div class="container">
<todo-auth></todo-auth>
<header>
...
Now we have a register/login button on top of the page. Try to register with a new account. You will be logged in
automatically. If you click on the login icon again, you will be logout. The username appears to the right of the icon
when logged in.
We will add two functions:
- Only display the new task input field to logged in users
- Show which user created each task
To do that we will add two new fields when adding a new task:
owner
- The
_id
of the user that created the task
username
- The
username
of the user that created the task. We will save the username directly in
the task object so that we don't have to look up the user every time we display the task.
In the client/todos-list/todos-list.vul.html
file, we add some code to save the new fields:
ready() {
this.$.form.addEventListener('iron-form-presubmit', (event) => {
event.preventDefault(); // To prevent default form submission
if (!this.$.form.validate()) {
return; // We abort because the form is invalid
}
let val = this.$.form.serialize(); // keys are name attributes of form elements.
val.createdAt = new Date();
val.owner = Meteor.userId();
val.username = Meteor.user().username;
Tasks.insert(val);
// Clear the form
this.$.form.reset();
});
},
deleteTodo(e) {
...
To bind a Polymer property to the reactive function Meteor.user
, we will use
polyteor-user
element inside todo-auth
element. Add new declared property user
to todo-auth
:
properties: {
user: {
type: Object,
notify: true
}
}
This property obtain its value from polyteor-user
inside todo-auth
already :
Now we bind it to a user property inside todos-list
element:
Then in the element local dom, we hide the new task input when no user is logged in:
Finally, we add a statement to display the username field on each task right before the text in todo-item
element:
Now, users can log in and we can track which user each task belongs to.
In this step,
- we've created a basic custom accounts ui template:
todo-auth
.
- we've used
polyteor-user
element from jonatan:polyteor-auth
package to bind
a polymer property to the reactive function Meteor.user
inside todo-auth
.
- we've also used
Meteor.userId
and Meteor.user
functions to save logged in user's informations
in the task
object.


49ers' Jimmy Garoppolo awkwardly flirts with Erin Andrews post-game: 'It feels great, baby'
by Paulina DedajDid Jimmy G throw up a Hail Mary?
The Internet did what the Internet does after San Francisco 49ers’ quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo appeared to make a pass at veteran sideline reporter Erin Andrews following Thursday night’s game.
Garoppolo threw four touchdown passes to help lead his team to a 28-25 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, officially marking the halfway point in their undefeated season.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS’ DREW BREES MEETS ‘LOOK-A-LIKE’ FAN: IT’S MY ‘LONG LOST COUSIN’
But on Friday morning, it wasn’t the game that fans were talking about but rather the cringeworthy exchange that followed between the 27-year-old star quarterback and the Fox sideline reporter.
Andrews interviewed Garoppolo on the field, asking him how it felt to keep the winning streak going.
He answered: “It feels great, baby. Happy Halloween.”
Andrews appeared to grimace somewhat and, while laughing off the odd remark, replies “Happy Halloween right back at you, thank you so much.”
Garoppolo walks away and turns back to wave, saying “see you.” To compound matters, he then awkwardly stumbled into Arizona Cardinal running back Alfred Morris.
Twitter erupted with memes about “Jimmy GQ” “shooting his shot.”
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Andrews married two-time Stanley cup champion Jarret Stoll in 2017.


Class: ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::TransactionManager
Do not use. This class is for internal use only.
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| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb |
Constant Summary
Class Method Summary
- .new(connection) ⇒ TransactionManager constructor
Instance Attribute Summary
Instance Method Summary
- #begin_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true, _lazy: true)
- #commit_transaction
- #current_transaction
- #disable_lazy_transactions!
- #enable_lazy_transactions!
- #materialize_transactions
- #open_transactions
- #rollback_transaction(transaction = nil)
- #within_new_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true)
-
#after_failure_actions(transaction, error)
private
Deallocate invalidated prepared statements outside of the transaction.
Constructor Details
.new(connection) ⇒ TransactionManager
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 225
def initialize(connection) @stack = [] @connection = connection @has_unmaterialized_transactions = false @materializing_transactions = false @lazy_transactions_enabled = true end
Instance Attribute Details
#lazy_transactions_enabled? ⇒ Boolean
(readonly)
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 274
def lazy_transactions_enabled? @lazy_transactions_enabled end
Instance Method Details
#after_failure_actions(transaction, error) (private)
Deallocate invalidated prepared statements outside of the transaction
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 367
def after_failure_actions(transaction, error) return unless transaction.is_a?(RealTransaction) return unless error.is_a?(ActiveRecord::PreparedStatementCacheExpired) @connection.clear_cache! end
#begin_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true, _lazy: true)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 233
def begin_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true, _lazy: true) @connection.lock.synchronize do run_commit_callbacks = !current_transaction.joinable? transaction = if @stack.empty? RealTransaction.new( @connection, isolation: isolation, joinable: joinable, run_commit_callbacks: run_commit_callbacks ) else SavepointTransaction.new( @connection<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@stack.last, isolation: isolation, joinable: joinable, run_commit_callbacks: run_commit_callbacks ) end if @connection.supports_lazy_transactions? && lazy_transactions_enabled? && _lazy @has_unmaterialized_transactions = true else transaction.materialize! end @stack.push(transaction) transaction end end
#commit_transaction
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 293
def commit_transaction @connection.lock.synchronize do transaction = @stack.last begin transaction.before_commit_records ensure @stack.pop end transaction.commit transaction.commit_records end end
#current_transaction
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 359
def current_transaction @stack.last || NULL_TRANSACTION end
#disable_lazy_transactions!
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 265
def disable_lazy_transactions! materialize_transactions @lazy_transactions_enabled = false end
#enable_lazy_transactions!
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 270
def enable_lazy_transactions! @lazy_transactions_enabled = true end
#materialize_transactions
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 278
def materialize_transactions return if @materializing_transactions return unless @has_unmaterialized_transactions @connection.lock.synchronize do begin @materializing_transactions = true @stack.each { |t| t.materialize! unless t.materialized? } ensure @materializing_transactions = false end @has_unmaterialized_transactions = false end end
#open_transactions
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 355
def open_transactions @stack.size end
#rollback_transaction(transaction = nil)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 308
def rollback_transaction(transaction = nil) @connection.lock.synchronize do transaction ||= @stack.pop transaction.rollback unless transaction.state.invalidated? transaction.rollback_records end end
#within_new_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true)
[ GitHub ]# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/connection_adapters/abstract/transaction.rb', line 316
def within_new_transaction(isolation: nil, joinable: true) @connection.lock.synchronize do transaction = begin_transaction(isolation: isolation, joinable: joinable) ret = yield completed = true ret rescue Exception => error if transaction transaction.state.invalidate! if error.is_a? ActiveRecord::TransactionRollbackError rollback_transaction after_failure_actions(transaction, error) end raise ensure if transaction if error # @connection still holds an open or invalid transaction, so we must not # put it back in the pool for reuse. @connection.throw_away! unless transaction.state.rolledback? elsif Thread.current.status == "aborting" || (!completed && transaction.written) # The transaction is still open but the block returned earlier. # # The block could return early because of a timeout or because the thread is aborting, # so we are rolling back to make sure the timeout didn't caused the transaction to be # committed incompletely. rollback_transaction else begin commit_transaction rescue Exception rollback_transaction(transaction) unless transaction.state.completed? raise end end end end end


Watch brazen robber attempt to wrestle cash box off guard outside Aldi in Great Barr
The suspect - who is wearing a hi-vis jacket and a mask to hide his identity - was caught on camera as he tried to steal a cash box outside the supermarket in Birmingham Road, Great Barr
by Kelly Ashmore, https://www.facebook.com/dudleybclive/A bungling robber is being hunted following a brazen attempt to snatch a cash box outside Aldi.
The botched robbery took place outside the busy budget supermarket in Birmingham Road, Great Barr, on Monday, November 4.
CCTV footage shows the suspect - who is wearing a hi-vis jacket and a mask to hide his identity - running up to the security driver from behind. The would-be crook can then be seen making a grab for the container as a struggle ensues.
Luckily the guard was unhurt as he fought off his assailant, who fled the scene empty handed in a silver Ford Mondeo.
West Midlands Police has now released the footage of the incident - which can be viewed above - and appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
A spokesman for the force said: "Do you recognise this man?
"We want to speak to him after an attempted cash in transit robbery outside an Aldi store in Birmingham Road, Great Barr, at 10am on Monday (November 4).
"The security van driver was walking to his van when a man tried to grab the cashbox out of this hand.
"The driver managed to fight him off and the man left empty-handed in a silver Ford Mondeo."
If you recognise him, or have any information that may assist the investigation, contact police via Live Chat at west-midlands.police.uk between 8am and midnight, quoting crime reference number 20SW/260740F/19.
Alternatively people can call 101 anytime or contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
To keep up-to-date with crime in your community, join the Birmingham Crime Watch Facebook group where you will be alerted to any suspicious or criminal behaviour happening in your area.


Paper
Published at ACL’18.
Classical Structured Prediction Losses for Sequence to Sequence Learning, Sergey Edunov, Myle Ott, Michael Auli, David Grangier, Marc’Aurelio Ranzato
Takeaways:
- MRT is the best sequence level loss among the ones evaluated.
- Do not include target sequence in your candidate set.
- Weighted average between token level and sequence level loss ($\alpha=0.3$) helps.
- Increasing candidate generation set size leads to diminishing returns.
- Initializing sequence level models with label smoothed model is better than initializing it with model trained using simple NLL.
Motivation
A large body of work exist on using sequence level objectives for training log-linear models for sequence prediction tasks such as NER. This paper pick those objectives and evaluate them on two tasks: Machine Translation and Summarization.
Notation:
- Source sentence: $\textbf{x} = (x_1, \cdots, x_m)$
- Output sentence: $\textbf{u} = (u_1, \cdots, u_n)$
- Target sentence: $\textbf{t} = (t_1, \cdots, t_k)$
- Candidate subset (generated with for e.g. beam search): $\mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})$
- Pseudo-Reference: $\textbf{u}^{*}(\textbf{x}) = \arg\max_{\textbf{u} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} \text{BLEU}(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u})$
- Score of a token $u_i$: $s_i$.
- Sequence Score: $s(\textbf{u}|\textbf{x}) = \frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^{n} s(u_i|u_1,\cdots,u_{i-1}, \textbf{x})$
- The per-token probability: $p(u_i|u_1, \cdots, u_{i-1}, \textbf{x}) = \text{softmax}(s_i)$
- Normalized sequence probability: $p(\textbf{u}|\textbf{x}) = exp\bigg(\frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^{n} \log\Big(p(u_i|u_1,\cdots,u_{i-1}, \textbf{x})\Big)\bigg)$
- Cost Function: $c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}) = 1 - \text{BLEU}(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u})$
Model
The authors use Gated Convolutional Neural Networks (Gehring et al., 2017b) for the encoder and the decoder architecture.
Losses:
Token NLL:
This is usual teacher forcing training.
\[\mathcal{L}_{TokNLL} = - \sum_{i=1}^{n} \log\big( p(t_i| t_1, \cdots, t_{i-1}, \textbf{x}\big)\]
Token NLL w/ Label Smoothing:
Likelihood training makes the model extremely confident in it’s predictions which hurts in generalization performance. Label smoothing acts as a regularizer by ensuring a model doesn’t go far away from a prior distribution $f$ (independent of input $\textbf{x}$), which in most cases is the uniform distribution.
\[\mathcal{L}_{TokLS} = - \sum_{i=1}^{n} \log\big( p(t_i| t_1, \cdots, t_{i-1}, \textbf{x}\big) + D_{KL}\left(f|| p(t_i| t_1, \cdots, t_{i-1}, \textbf{x})\right)\]
SeqNLL:
\[\mathcal{L}_{SeqNLL} = - \log \big( p(\textbf{u}^{*} | \textbf{x}) \big) + \log \Bigg( \sum_{\textbf{u} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} p(\textbf{u}^{*} | \textbf{x}) \Bigg)\]
Computing SeqNLL (and other) sequence level objective over space of all possible inputs is intractable, we compute losses over a subset $\mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})$ generated by the model. The approaches to generate these subsets are discussed below.
SeqNLL we use pseudo-reference $\textbf{u}^{*}$ instead of target $\textbf{t}$ as using $t$ can lead to degenerate solution as per authors.
Minimum Risk Training or Expected Risk Minimization:
\[\mathcal{L}_{Risk} = \sum_{\textbf{u} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}) \frac{p(\textbf{u} | \textbf{x})}{\sum_{\textbf{u}^{'} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} p(\textbf{u}^{'} | \textbf{x})}\]
One difference between SeqNLL and ERM (or MRT) is that it increases the probability of several candidates that have low cost instead of focusing on just one sequence as is the case with SeqNLL.
REINFORCE and Risk:
- A major similarity between Risk and REINFORCE is that both optimize expected cost.
- Differences include:
- REINFORCE maximizes only one sequence whereas MRT relies on multiple sequences.
- REINFORCE uses baselines to determine the sign of the gradient for the current sequence whereas due to use of multiple sequences MRT does not need baseline reward.
Max-Margin, Softmax-Margin, and Multi-Margin:
\[\mathcal{L}_{MaxMargin} = \max\Big[0, c(\textbf{t}, \hat{\textbf{u}}) - c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}^{*}) - s(\hat{\textbf{u}}|\textbf{x}) + s(\textbf{u}^{*}|\textbf{x})\Big]\]
where $\hat{\textbf{u}}$ is the greedy decoding of $p$ and $\textbf{u}^{*}$ is the psuedo-reference.
\[\mathcal{L}_{MultiMargin} = \sum_{\textbf{u} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} \max\Big[0, c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}) - c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}^{*}) - s(\textbf{u}|\textbf{x}) + s(\textbf{u}^{*}|\textbf{x})\Big]\]
\[\mathcal{L}_{SoftmaxMargin} = - \log \big( p(\textbf{u}^{*} | \textbf{x}) \big) + \log \Bigg( \sum_{\textbf{u} \in \mathcal{U}(\textbf{x})} \exp \Big[ s(\textbf{u}|\textbf{x}) + c(\textbf{t}, \textbf{u}) \Big] \Bigg)\]
Candidate Generation:
Authors explore two candidate generation strategies:
Beam search produces high quality samples but lacks in diversity whereas sampling usually leads to high diversity samples. Authors did not try top-p and top-k sampling as those were not introduced till then. Following Shen et al., 2016, they do not include target sequence/sentence in the candidates. Authors state that that leads to destabilization of training.
Weighted Combination of MLE and Sequence Level Losses:
\[\mathcal{L}_{Weighted} = \alpha \mathcal{L}_{TokLS} + (1 - \alpha) \mathcal{L}_{Risk}\]
Experiments and Results:
Experiments were conducted on two sequence prediction tasks: Machine Translation and Summarization. For MT, two datasets were evaluated: IWSLT’14 De-En and WMT’14 En-Fr, and summarization results were reported on Gigaword corpus. All results are averaged over 5 runs.
IWSLT’14 Results:
The results show MRT does best among all the loss objectives, though the comparison to BSO, Actor-Critic, and Haung is not fair as the model and preprocessing used are different.
TokenNLL vs TokenLS initialization.
It shows that there is a benefit of intilization your model which has been optimized using label smoothing.
Weighting w/ TokenLS helps:
Candidate Set Size Experiments:
Increasing candidate set size does help but gains are minimal. The authors use 16 candidates in their experiments.
Conclusion
This paper implements classical sequence losses and shows that they are competitive. Additionally, they do some great ablations with some clear takeaways.
Takeaways:
- MRT is the best sequence level loss among the ones evaluated.
- Do not include target sequence in your candidate set.
- Weighted average between token level and sequence level loss ($\alpha=0.3$) helps.
- Increasing candidate generation set size leads to diminishing returns.
- Initializing sequence level models with label smoothed model is better than initializing it with model trained using simple NLL.
Experimental Setup Details:
IWSLT’14 De-En:
- Training Data: 160K sentence pairs, validation set 7k sentences.
- Test Set: tst2010, tst2011, tst2012, tst2013, dev2010 contactenated.
- Data is lowercased, tokenized with BPE of 14000 types.
- Evaluated using case-insensitive BLEU.
WMT’14 En-Fr:
- Removed sentences longer than 175 words
- Removed pairs with source/target length ratio exceeding 1.5.
- Total 35.5M sentence pairs.
- Source and target vocab based on 40K BPE types.
- Validation set: Randomly sampled 26,658 sentence-pairs.
- Test set: newstest2014.
Gigaword Summarization:
- Gigaword courpus as training data.
- pre-process similar to Rush et al. 2015.
- 3.8M training and 190K validation examples.
- Test: Gigaword test set– 2000 pairs.
- Metric: F1 ROUGE.
- Source and Target vocabulary 30k words.
Model Configuration:
MT Models:
- 4 convolutional encode layers and 3 decoder layers.
- Kernel Width: 3, 256 dim. hidden state and input layer.
- Optimization: Nestrov w/ LR: 0.25 and momentum: 0.99.
- Grad Norm: 0.1
- For Sequence-level model initialization,
- Token level method trained for 200 epochs.
- Token level baseline is further annealed by a factor of 10 every epoch till lr < 1e-4.
- Sequence level models are further fine-tuned for 10-20 epochs.
- Dropout ratio of 0.3 is used for embedding, decoder output and convolutional blocks.
- All scores were length normalized, so were all sequence level probabilities. This was done to discourage the model from favoring small sequences.
- Maximum Length of candidates generated was limited to 200.
- 16 candidates were generated for the experiments.
Summarization Model:
- 12 layers each of encoder and decoder with 256 hidden and input units with kernel width of 3.
- Batch size 8k tokens, and optimized for 20 epochs with LR: 0.25 and then LR was annealed in a similar fashion as above.


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The XForms hint
element is used by form authors to provide some
extra text that will be used to help people complete their forms. The text
is displayed when the user places their mouse over a control, and disappears
automatically, 10 seconds later. The message is also removed if the user moves
their mouse away or clicks on the control to start entering data.
For each of the examples we have below, there is both the markup and a live version of the code; so move your mouse over the various controls to see how the markup behaves.
(The exclamation icon is from Jonas Rask.)
A simple example is to add a hint that uses inline text, like this:
<xf:trigger> <xf:label>Delete all records</xf:label> <xf:hint>This will remove all of your records!</xf:hint> </xf:trigger>
The text in a hint can be any HTML markup, such as text formatting:
<xf:trigger> <xf:label>Delete all records</xf:label> <xf:hint>This will remove all of your records!</xf:hint> </xf:trigger>
<xf:trigger> <xf:label>Delete all records</xf:label> <xf:hint> This will remove all of your records!  </xf:hint> </xf:trigger>
Since the hint itself is simply an inline element, it can be styled like any other. For example, to set the width and background of the hint, we might do this:
<xf:trigger> <xf:label>Delete all records</xf:label> <xf:hint style="background-color: red; width: 300px;"> This will remove all of your records!  </xf:hint> </xf:trigger>
Of course, you'll generally want to use rules in stylesheets, rather than applying style directly to an element. For example, the red background and exclamation image we just saw could be used on all hints with a class of 'danger', by setting up rules for the CSS class:
and then using the class name on the
hint
:
<xf:trigger> <xf:label>Delete all records</xf:label> <xf:hint class="danger"> This will remove all of your records! </xf:hint> </xf:trigger>
This technique is useful for formatting hints in different ways for different controls. For example, a hint on an input control is normally shown just below the control's label:
<xf:input ref="firstname"> <xf:label>Forename:</xf:label> <xf:hint>Please enter your first name</xf:hint> </xf:input>
However, by adding a left margin on all hints that are attached to an input control, we can offset the position of the hint by the same amount as the label, so that it lines up with the data entry area:
 <xf:input ref="surname"> <xf:label>Surname:</xf:label> <xf:hint>Please enter your surname</xf:hint> </xf:input>
Finally, just as we can add HTML markup to the hint, we can also add XForms markup:
<xf:input ref="age"> <xf:label>Age:</xf:label> <xf:hint> Please enter <xf:output value="concat(../firstname, ' ', ../surname)"></xf:output>'s age </xf:hint> </xf:input>Note how the text in the hint comes from the values in the two controls, above. Changing the values above will also change the text of the hint.
For more information see the definition of hint in the XForms 1.1 specification.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 'DUPONT Vietnam: Strategic Planning Manager & New Business Development Manager ' author: display_name: PR Team login: prteam email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: prteam author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1319 wordpress_url: http://gatheringtalents.com/?p=1319 date: '2012-07-03 21:33:56 +0000' date_gmt: '2012-07-03 13:33:56 +0000' categories: - Marketing - Jobs tags: [] comments: [] ---
About the position:
- Lead & manage the strategy & planning process for DuPont in Vietnam (VN).
- Provides standardized business planning competency to support businesses in Vietnam.
- Lead the business development activities to accelerate business growth through identifying and supporting cross-businesses opportunities; developing strategic accounts; driving emerging market strategy; and identifying Merger & Acquisition opportunities.
Principle Accountabilities:
- Assist Country Manager in developing, executing long-term strategic plan and making key links to annual Plan
- Responsible for coordinating the work plans, business reviews and developing materials for communication to VN Leadership team
- Manage the portfolio management process (POI), which highlights key choices and enables VN to more effectively prioritize and resource projects
- Lead new business development specific projects both within & outside core businesses in VN, including M&A, new business development and participate in evaluations.
- Coordinate routine and special business leadership meetings
- Lead Projects / New Business Development Work-streams to support development of key market strategies and growth plans
Nature and Scope:
Major Functions
- Lead and manage Strategic Planning Process in VN
+ Assist Country Manager in developing, executing long-term strategic plan and making key links to annual Plan
+ Manage the portfolio management process (POI), which highlights key choices and enables VN to more effectively prioritize and resource projects
+ Coordinate routine and special business leadership meetings
+ Provide standardized business planning competence, business development competence, guidance, and coaching to the business team in VN.
- Projects related to some New Business Development work-streams
+ Leading projects as part of the new business development initiatives
+ Develop key strategies to support sustainable business growth in Vietnam
+ Explore cross-SBU opportunity in Vietnam
+ Develop mission to fill gaps in Strategic Industry; Strategic Accounts; Emerging Market Strategy and Mergers & Acquisition
+ Recommend potential growth opportunities to Strategic Businesses and solicit their support
+ Formulate strategies and tactics to build sustainable relationships with internal and external/potential customers.
+ Ensure compliance with DuPont business conduct policy and country’s statutory requirements
Skills and Knowledge Required
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- Overseas work experience highly advantageous
- Strong leadership with high conceptual flexibility
- High ethical standards
- Strong influential & networking skills
- Ability in teaming and building a team


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REVIEW: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas By Luke Buckmaster<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Australian theatrical release date: July 16, 1998
>From 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 4 stars
Hunter S. Thompson's novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is bold, outrageous and ingenious - some good ingredients for a film nowadays. With the dynamic Johnny Depp playing a perfectly suited title role, long time director Terry Gilliam giving his intriguing flair to the camera, and Thompson himself being the creative consultant, the film has enough talent involved to soar it through the roof. Combined, they make a swashbuckling piece - a visually extraordinary, wonderfully acted, and shrewdly assembled flick based around the bright lights of Las Vegas. And drugs. And more drugs.
The film opens with a red convertible (dubbed "The Red Shark") speeding down the highway, on the way to Las Vegas.  The drugs had began to take hold. This was "bat country".
These two high-as-a-kite gentlemen somehow make it to their destination, and there, they experiment with almost every drug known to man. Marijuana, cocaine, mescaline, ether, adrenaline, and their "medicine" - amyls.
Perhaps the most refreshing aspect of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is the inventive way it deals with the use of drugs. Not exactly showing us how bad they are, yet not completely glorifying them, the film cares much more about showcasing the effects than preaching about the substances themselves. Gilliam leaves no question as to how the film's main characters experience what they take - the film has illustrious visuals which show, through the eyes of these characters, their world of hallucination. This is not an easy tactic to employ, but he does it successfully to say the least. Some scenes brilliantly convey this method of film making - ranging from a bar full of lounge lizards (literally) to an image of swooping bats in Duke's sunglasses. They look so real, and so impressive that viewers may start to wonder whether they are actually seeing hallucinations themselves.
Although I once thought that Johnny Depp had found a perfectly pitched, perfectly suited role as the Worlds Worst Director in Ed Wood, he performs at a remarkably high level in Fear and Loathing, and seems to be in his best form ever. Depp should now be recognized as one of America's finest and most diverse actors, with a range of startlingly different films under his belt (including the race-against-time Nick of Time, and the dramatic Mafia flick Donnie Brasco).
Like almost every film that is strikingly different than most, Fear and Loathing has its own unique set of drawbacks. But strangely, some of the worst moments are amongst its most interesting - including an odd scene in which Duke's attorney makes a pass on a bewildered waitress, and the introduction of a harmless young painter (Christina Ricci, in a cameo role). They may be awkwardly structured and lack an intelligent meaning, but they at least they give us some insight as to how ferocious these drug-fucked losers really are.
How I managed to make it to the media screening of Fear and Loathing is a story in itself. Catching the train with a friend (who was, at the time, suffering with a hangover) only minutes before the film started, just to make it to the cinema fifteen minutes late and not able to find a way inside. Five minutes later, the manager arrived and led us through two locked doors into the "Theatrette", which was so crowed that we had to sit on the floor and view the screen on an angle. But nothing, absolutely nothing, barred the experience for me.
Bold, outrageous and ingenious do make great ingredients for a film; and although Fear and Loathing occasionally fumbles, it's generally the best fun any sick human being can have without getting high themselves.
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- my adjustment of "modus operandi" for "engineering"
I recently noticed that I'm doing engineering work out of anger.
However, it seems like I'm doing a good job, so I thought I'd share my method, which I worked hard on.
You might recognize yourself in some of this, but not all. If you have something to say, I'm happy to recieve feedback / insults.
TL;DR:
- Get annoyed by things
- Write a fix
- Make sure to publish the fix
1. Get annoyed by things
Throughout my time working on comp-u-ters, I've encountered things that annoy me. I can divide them into those common annoyances:
- The thing is manual, where it should be automated
- The thing is missing a feature that would make my life easier
- The thing takes a long time
- The thing is erroring out
In all of those cases, my main response to the thing is anger. I'm so spoiled and used to everything working perfectly, that finding a fault in something angers me. How can this be not fixed? Am I the only one that notices something is wrong here?
2. Write a fix
All of this anger should not be wasted on getting high blood pressure, abusing your relatives, or strangling small animals. Instead, it's best channeled into fixing the broken thing.
Using your anger to fix the thing that angered you serves multiple purposes:
- If you encountered said thing during your work, fixing it probably counts as work
- It fills you with the feeling of victory, a.k.a:
- "I have vanquished thee, annoying thing!"
- "I fixed the problem those others ignored. At least SOMEONE is capable around here."
- "I actually did a thing today"
- You won't encounter this problem again, reducing the chances of you getting annoyed in future
3. Make sure to publish the fix
This is the tricky part.  Wrong.
Publishing your fix, whether it's by writing a blog post, sending an email on the devlist, or sending a PR (best option), has those benefits:
- It looks as an altruistic act, making you more valued amongst your colleagues
- Integrating your fix into the product / community means that more people will use it, meaning there's less chance of it breaking because of someone else making a change in the thing. This applies more strongly to a PR that you manage to push upstream, but can also apply if you change the "accepted" way of utilizing the product.
- You might gain recognition as "the guy that fixed the thing".
For instance, in FB, where I'm currently working, you're credited for time/trouble being saved for others by fixing things that you're both using.
Success anecdotes
As I've already said, in Facebook, you're credited for helping others, both directly and indirectly.
One of my proudest moments in the last year is shaving off ~100h per week from a certain process, by moving 3LoC around.

Another issue I had - an internal bot broke down. I found it out by tagging it and getting no response. I asked around and was told that "yeah, it's broken for a while". I was angered by this approach, something like "is no one cleaning up here? I'll do it". So I fixed this bot, and afterwards found out that this bot has hundreds of invocations a month, each and every one of them failing for the last 3 months. More credit for me!
While I was working at my previous job, I was missing a small feature in Chef. This annoyed me greatly, as Chef was answering all my needs and was obviously designed by clever people. How could they neglect that part?
Instead of building around this in a hacky way that I'd dare not show to other people, I made a proper fix and submitted it to Chef. Not only was my problem resolved, but I also got a cool "I help make Chef AWESOME" sticker for my laptop.
Summary
Other, smarter people might define this approach differently. They might call the steps fancy names like "identify, remediate, notify". But you and I know the truth. Things make us angry. We can't let them win. My approach allows us to fight back, and claim the spoils of war. Most of the time.
 My biggest issue with working with Microsoft products is being unable to prod into them to find out what exactly is wrong. This also made me angry, but sadly there was no easy way to fight back.


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heart
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star
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check
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upload
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widget
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marker
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refresh
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trash
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paperclip
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lock
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calendar
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cloud
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magnifying-glass
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wrench
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rss
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The sector_cp tool makes a copy of an existing file/director within the Sector DFS.
Suppose SRC_PATH is "src_dir/src_name" and DST_PATH is "dst_dir/dst_name". SRC_PATH and dst_dir must exist, otherwise "file not exist" error will return. If "dst_name" exists and it is a file rather than a directory, "file already exist" error will return. If "dst_name" is an existing directory, the file/directory "src_name" will be copied to "dst_dir/dst_name/src_name". If "dst_name" does not exist, the file/directory "src_name" will be copied to "dst_dir" and renamed to "dst_dir/dst_name".
Wildcard characters * and ? are supported to specify the source files or directories.
The sector_cp tool only works for files within the Sector DFS. To copy a file into or out of the Sector DFS, use the sector_upload or sector_download tool.
The copy process is asynchronous. It will return immediately and the copy process will be finished at background.
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Photos: Gauri Khan lets her creativity run wild in the city of Jaipur
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMApart from being a doting mom, wife and businesswoman, Gauri Khan has made a name for herself as an ace interior designer. Known for her simple, sophisticated yet exquisite taste in décor, style and class, the star has become one of the go-to designers for Bollywood stars looking to make their swanky houses feel a little more homely.
Gauri, also makes it a point to travel the globe looking for inspiration and to curate stunning décor pieces. This time around, her travels lead her to the vibrant city of Jaipur. Taking to social media, she shared a few photos of herself posing amidst colourful corridors and stunning arches.
“Design is all about inspiration ....from architecture and culture of cities , just like the city palace in Jaipur,” she captioned the click.
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.PlayerMessage.Sender A sender for messages.PlayerMessage.Target A target for messages.Renderer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Renderer.WakeupListener Some renderers can signal whenRenderer.render(long, long)
should be called.RendererCapabilities Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.RendererCapabilities.Listener Listener for renderer capabilities events.RenderersFactory Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.SimpleBasePlayer.PositionSupplier A supplier for a position. -
Class Summary Class Description AbstractConcatenatedTimeline Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.BasePlayer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.BaseRenderer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.BundleListRetriever Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.C Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.DefaultLivePlaybackSpeedControl Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.DefaultLivePlaybackSpeedControl.Builder Builder for aDefaultLivePlaybackSpeedControl
.DefaultLoadControl Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.DefaultLoadControl.Builder Builder forDefaultLoadControl
.DefaultRenderersFactory Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.DeviceInfo Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.DeviceInfo.Builder Builder forDeviceInfo
.ExoPlayer.Builder A builder forExoPlayer
instances.ExoPlayerLibraryInfo Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Format Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Format.Builder BuildsFormat
instances.FormatHolder Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.ForwardingPlayer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.HeartRating Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.MediaItem Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.MediaItem.AdsConfiguration Configuration for playing back linear ads with a media item.MediaItem.AdsConfiguration.Builder Builder forMediaItem.AdsConfiguration
instances.MediaItem.Builder A builder forMediaItem
instances.MediaItem.ClippingConfiguration Optionally clips the media item to a custom start and end position.MediaItem.ClippingConfiguration.Builder Builder forMediaItem.ClippingConfiguration
instances.MediaItem.ClippingProperties Deprecated. UseMediaItem.ClippingConfiguration
instead.MediaItem.DrmConfiguration DRM configuration for a media item.MediaItem.DrmConfiguration.Builder Builder forMediaItem.DrmConfiguration
.MediaItem.LiveConfiguration Live playback configuration.MediaItem.LiveConfiguration.Builder Builder forMediaItem.LiveConfiguration
instances.MediaItem.LocalConfiguration Properties for local playback.MediaItem.RequestMetadata Metadata that helps the player to understand a playback request represented by aMediaItem
.MediaItem.RequestMetadata.Builder Builder forMediaItem.RequestMetadata
instances.MediaItem.Subtitle Deprecated. UseMediaItem.SubtitleConfiguration
insteadMediaItem.SubtitleConfiguration Properties for a text track.MediaItem.SubtitleConfiguration.Builder Builder forMediaItem.SubtitleConfiguration
instances.MediaMetadata Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.MediaMetadata.Builder A builder forMediaMetadata
instances.MetadataRetriever Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.NoSampleRenderer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.PercentageRating Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.PlaybackParameters Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Player.Commands A set of commands.Player.Commands.Builder A builder forPlayer.Commands
instances.Player.Events A set of events.Player.PositionInfo Position info describing a playback position involved in a discontinuity.PlayerMessage Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Rating Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.RendererConfiguration Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.SeekParameters Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.SimpleBasePlayer Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.SimpleBasePlayer.MediaItemData An immutable description of an item in the playlist, containing both static setup information likeMediaItem
and dynamic data that is generally read from the media like the duration.SimpleBasePlayer.MediaItemData.Builder A builder forSimpleBasePlayer.MediaItemData
objects.SimpleBasePlayer.PeriodData Data describing the properties of a period inside aSimpleBasePlayer.MediaItemData
.SimpleBasePlayer.PeriodData.Builder A builder forSimpleBasePlayer.PeriodData
objects.SimpleBasePlayer.State An immutable state description of the player.SimpleBasePlayer.State.Builder A builder forSimpleBasePlayer.State
objects.SimpleExoPlayer Deprecated. UseExoPlayer
instead.SimpleExoPlayer.Builder Deprecated. UseExoPlayer.Builder
instead.StarRating Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.ThumbRating Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Timeline Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Timeline.Period Holds information about a period in aTimeline
.Timeline.RemotableTimeline Timeline.Window Holds information about a window in aTimeline
.Tracks Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.Tracks.Group Information about a single group of tracks, including the underlyingTrackGroup
, the level to which each track is supported by the player, and whether any of the tracks are selected. -
Exception Summary Exception Description ExoPlaybackException Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.ExoTimeoutException Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.IllegalSeekPositionException Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.ParserException Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated.PlaybackException Deprecated. com.google.android.exoplayer2 is deprecated. -
Annotation Types Summary Annotation Type Description C.AudioAllowedCapturePolicy Capture policies for audio attributes.C.AudioContentType Content types for audio attributes.C.AudioFlags Flags for audio attributes.C.AudioUsage Usage types for audio attributes.C.BufferFlags Flags which can apply to a buffer containing a media sample.C.ColorRange Video color range.C.ColorSpace Video color spaces, also referred to as color standards.C.ColorTransfer Video/image color transfer characteristics.C.ContentType Represents a streaming or other media type.C.CryptoMode Crypto modes for a codec.C.CryptoType Types of crypto implementation.C.DataType Represents a type of data.C.Encoding Represents an audio encoding, or an invalid or unset value.C.FormatSupport Level of renderer support for a format.C.NetworkType Network connection type.C.PcmEncoding Represents a PCM audio encoding, or an invalid or unset value.C.Projection Video projection types.C.RoleFlags Track role flags.C.SelectionFlags Track selection flags.C.SelectionReason Represents a reason for selection.C.SpatializationBehavior Represents the behavior affecting whether spatialization will be used.C.StereoMode The stereo mode for 360/3D/VR videos.C.StreamType Stream types for anAudioTrack
.C.TrackType Represents a type of media track.C.VideoChangeFrameRateStrategy Strategies for callingSurface.setFrameRate(float, int, int)
.C.VideoOutputMode Video decoder output modes.C.VideoScalingMode Video scaling modes forMediaCodec
-based renderers.C.VolumeFlags Volume flags to be used when setting or adjusting device volume.C.WakeMode Mode specifying whether the player should hold a WakeLock and a WifiLock.DefaultRenderersFactory.ExtensionRendererMode Modes for using extension renderers.DeviceInfo.PlaybackType Types of playback.ExoPlaybackException.Type The type of source that produced the error.ExoTimeoutException.TimeoutOperation The operation which produced the timeout error.MediaMetadata.FolderType Deprecated. UseMediaMetadata.isBrowsable
to indicate if an item is a browsable folder and useMediaMetadata.mediaType
to indicate the type of the folder.MediaMetadata.MediaType The type of content described by the media item.MediaMetadata.PictureType The picture type of the artwork.PlaybackException.ErrorCode Codes that identify causes of player errors.Player.Command Commands that indicate which method calls are currently permitted on a particularPlayer
instance.Player.DiscontinuityReason Reasons for position discontinuities.Player.Event Events that can be reported viaPlayer.Listener.onEvents(Player, Events)
.Player.MediaItemTransitionReason Reasons for media item transitions.Player.PlaybackSuppressionReason Reason why playback is suppressed even thoughPlayer.getPlayWhenReady()
istrue
.Player.PlayWhenReadyChangeReason Reasons forplayWhenReady
changes.Player.RepeatMode Repeat modes for playback.Player.State Playback state.Player.TimelineChangeReason Reasons for timeline changes.Renderer.MessageType Represents a type of message that can be passed to a renderer.Renderer.State The renderer states.RendererCapabilities.AdaptiveSupport Level of renderer support for adaptive format switches.RendererCapabilities.Capabilities Combined renderer capabilities.RendererCapabilities.DecoderSupport Level of decoder support.RendererCapabilities.FormatSupport Deprecated. UseC.FormatSupport
instead.RendererCapabilities.HardwareAccelerationSupport Level of renderer support for hardware acceleration.RendererCapabilities.TunnelingSupport Level of renderer support for tunneling.


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Class jaws.GameLoop
A classic game loop forever looping calls to update() / draw() with given framerate. "Field Summary" contains options for the GameLoop()-constructor.
- Defined in: game_loop.js
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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jaws.GameLoop(game_object, options, game_state_setup_options)
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| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
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the real fps (as opposed to the target fps), smoothed out with a moving average
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duration in ms between the last 2 ticks (often called dt)
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total amount of ticks since game loops start
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Method Summary
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
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loop()
The core of the game loop.
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pause()
Pause the game loop.
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runtime()
returns how game_loop has been active in milliseconds
does currently not factor in pause-time
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start()
Start the game loop by calling setup() once and then loop update()/draw() forever with given FPS
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stop()
Stop the game loop
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unpause()
unpause the game loop
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Class Detail
jaws.GameLoop(game_object, options, game_state_setup_options)
game = {} draw: function() { ... your stuff executed every 30 FPS ... } } game_loop = new jaws.GameLoop(game, {fps: 30}) game_loop.start() // You can also use the shortcut jaws.start(), it will: // 1) Load all assets with jaws.assets.loadAll() // 2) Create a GameLoop() and start it jaws.start(MyGameState, {fps: 30})
- Parameters:
- game_object
- options
- game_state_setup_options
Field Detail
{int}
fps
the real fps (as opposed to the target fps), smoothed out with a moving average
{int}
tick_duration
duration in ms between the last 2 ticks (often called dt)
{int}
ticks
total amount of ticks since game loops start
Method Detail
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loop()The core of the game loop. Calculate a mean FPS and call update()/draw() if game loop is not paused
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pause()Pause the game loop. loop() will still get called but not update() / draw()
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runtime()returns how game_loop has been active in milliseconds does currently not factor in pause-time
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start()Start the game loop by calling setup() once and then loop update()/draw() forever with given FPS
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stop()Stop the game loop
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unpause()unpause the game loop


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This template assesses the status and overall health of services as well as the performance of the Mediation Microsoft Skype for Business Server 2015. Note: You need to set thresholds for these counters according to your environment. It is recommended to monitor these counters for some period of time to understand potential value ranges and then set the thresholds accordingly. This documentation is based on: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398616.aspx.
Lync 2013 Mediation role template
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Media Relay: Media Connectivity Check Failure |
This component monitor returns the number of calls where media connectivity between the Mediation Server and the remote endpoints could not be established. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Media Relay- Media Connectivity Check Failure”]
Update: 60
 |
| Outbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through Mediation Server that are in Media Bypass mode. Calls using Media Bypass use significantly fewer Mediation Server resources because the media is not flowing through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| Inbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the number of inbound calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| Service: Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Outbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| CDR adapter problem |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
eventlog[“Lync Server”,,,,56207]
Update: 180
 |
| Health Indices: Load Call Failure Index |
This component monitor returns the scaled index between zero and 100 that is related to all call failures due to Global Health Index as a heavy load.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Health Indices- Load Call Failure Index”]
Update: 60
 |
| Global Counters: Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting |
This component monitor returns the total number of active channels that are having Phase Shift Modulation (PSM) quality reported. Calculating PSM quality has a processing overhead so this should be taken into account when measuring performance.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting”]
Update: 60
 |
| Service: Lync Server Mediation |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Mediation”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Inbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the number of media bypass calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from the Front End Server. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy”]
Update: 60
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from a gateway peer. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Per Gateway Counters(_Total)- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway”]
Update: 60
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This template assesses the status and overall health of services as well as the performance of the Mediation Microsoft Skype for Business Server 2015. Note: You need to set thresholds for these counters according to your environment. It is recommended to monitor these counters for some period of time to understand potential value ranges and then set the thresholds accordingly. This documentation is based on: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398616.aspx.
Lync 2013 Mediation role template
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| Health Indices: Load Call Failure Index |
This component monitor returns the scaled index between zero and 100 that is related to all call failures due to Global Health Index as a heavy load.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Health Indices- Load Call Failure Index”]
Update: 60
 |
| Outbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through Mediation Server that are in Media Bypass mode. Calls using Media Bypass use significantly fewer Mediation Server resources because the media is not flowing through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| CDR adapter problem |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
eventlog[“Lync Server”,,,,56207]
Update: 180
 |
| Inbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the number of inbound calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| Inbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the number of media bypass calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| Global Counters: Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting |
This component monitor returns the total number of active channels that are having Phase Shift Modulation (PSM) quality reported. Calculating PSM quality has a processing overhead so this should be taken into account when measuring performance.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting”]
Update: 60
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from a gateway peer. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Per Gateway Counters(_Total)- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway”]
Update: 60
 |
| Service: Lync Server Mediation |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Mediation”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Service: Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from the Front End Server. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy”]
Update: 60
 |
| Media Relay: Media Connectivity Check Failure |
This component monitor returns the number of calls where media connectivity between the Mediation Server and the remote endpoints could not be established. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Media Relay- Media Connectivity Check Failure”]
Update: 60
 |
There are no triggers in this template.
This template assesses the status and overall health of services as well as the performance of the Mediation Microsoft Skype for Business Server 2015. Note: You need to set thresholds for these counters according to your environment. It is recommended to monitor these counters for some period of time to understand potential value ranges and then set the thresholds accordingly. This documentation is based on: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398616.aspx.
Lync 2013 Mediation role template
There are no macros links in this template.
There are no template links in this template.
There are no discovery rules in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| Health Indices: Load Call Failure Index |
This component monitor returns the scaled index between zero and 100 that is related to all call failures due to Global Health Index as a heavy load.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Health Indices- Load Call Failure Index”]
Update: 60
 |
| Outbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the total number of active calls going through Mediation Server that are in Media Bypass mode. Calls using Media Bypass use significantly fewer Mediation Server resources because the media is not flowing through the Mediation Server.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Outbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| CDR adapter problem |
-
 | Zabbix agent (active) |
eventlog[“Lync Server”,,,,56207]
Update: 180
 |
| Inbound Calls: Current |
This component monitor returns the number of inbound calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- current”]
Update: 60
 |
| Inbound Calls: Active media bypass calls |
This component monitor returns the number of media bypass calls in progress.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Inbound Calls(_total)- Active media bypass calls”]
Update: 60
 |
| Global Counters: Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting |
This component monitor returns the total number of active channels that are having Phase Shift Modulation (PSM) quality reported. Calculating PSM quality has a processing overhead so this should be taken into account when measuring performance.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Current audio channels with PSM quality reporting”]
Update: 60
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from a gateway peer. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Per Gateway Counters(_Total)- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from a gateway”]
Update: 60
 |
| Service: Lync Server Mediation |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Mediation”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Service: Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent |
-
 | Zabbix agent |
service.info[“Lync Server Replica Replicator Agent”, state]
Update: 300
 |
| Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy |
This component monitor returns the number of calls that failed because of an unexpected response from the Front End Server. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Global Counters- Total failed calls caused by unexpected interaction from the Proxy”]
Update: 60
 |
| Media Relay: Media Connectivity Check Failure |
This component monitor returns the number of calls where media connectivity between the Mediation Server and the remote endpoints could not be established. The returned value should be as low as possible.
 | Zabbix agent |
perf_counter[“\LS:MediationServer - Media Relay- Media Connectivity Check Failure”]
Update: 60
 |
There are no triggers in this template.


IndiGo says 'systems down across the network'
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMHighlights
- The airline said it is trying 'to solve the issue asap (as soon as possible)'
- IndiGo had faced a similar issue earlier this month
NEW DELHI: India's largest airline IndiGo said on Monday that its "systems are down across the network" and the carrier is trying "to solve the issue asap (as soon as possible)".
"#6ETravelAdvisory : Our systems are down across the network. We are expecting the counters to be crowded more than usual. Please bear with us as we try to solve the issue asap," IndiGo said in a Twitter post.
The airline had faced a similar issue earlier this month.
IndiGo, owned by Interglobe Aviation Ltd, is the country’s largest carrier with a nearly 50 per cent share of the domestic market.
Interglobe Aviation’s shares were trading in green on the BSE index, up as much as 4.27 per cent.


Prerequisites
Here are a few things you will need before starting the tutorial.
Building your website
- Hugo installed on your machine (see this guide. The installation on Windows is tedious and the only way I could make it work was
R
> install packageblogdown
>blogdown::install_hugo()
and manually add its path to the system environment variables.) - [optional] git installed on your machine (see this guide).
Hosting your website on GitHub
- A GitHub account;
- git installed on your machine (see this guide);
- Basic git knowledge (
clone
,pull
,add
,commit
andpush
). Note that most modern IDEs offer git support (or even git GUIs) so you may execute all those steps using an interface.
Hosting your website on UMich space
- Access to the ITS Login Service
- An IFS home directory
- Request a directory
- SSH command line or SFTP client (WinSCP for Windows)
MFile Web Hosting Tutorial from ITS
“http://www-personal.umich.edu/~youruniqname/"
WinSCP
login.itd.umich.edu
uniqname+password
Check you have Public/html
Linux: simon@simon-pc:~/git/simfont$ scp -r simfont@login.itd.umich.edu:Public/html . Prompts Password. Then copy from server to you
other way around simon@simon-pc:~/git/simfont/html$ scp -r . simfont@login.itd.umich.edu:Public/html


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A plant-share designed for succulent enthusiast to share plant cuttings. Through education and community support, allowing an individual to grow a vast collection without having to purchase a single plant.
Check out the code!A multifaceted approach to beekeeping. Designed to allow urban beekeepers to match with landowners who are willing to share their land for this purpose. Designed to double as an application to keep notes and records on hives in addition to creating a community based approach to maintaining the pollinators.
Check out the code!A small application built to demonstrate a use application of the queue data structure. Designed as a client interactive sign-in platform for barber shops that have a walk-in business model.
Check out the code!