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This boils down to using only the visual information in the temporal grounding. Surprisingly, the performance under such a setting is comparable to many models that normally read both queries and videos during testing. It also significantly outstrips random guess. To make the point more clear, let us provide some concrete empirical observations. We have identified two sorts of dominant biases that a model can exploit for over-fitting the training scenarios, namely the visual content bias and temporal interval bias. In detail, a few visual concepts and temporal intervals are more frequently queried by the sentence than others in the training dataset. Although the issue of dominant biases have been previously reported as language bias in visual-question answering tasks Ramakrishnan et al. 2018); Cadene et al. 2019); Chen et al. 2020), the preference of visual contents and temporal intervals is specific to the temporal grounding task and our report here is the first. For instance, the concept "run" is largely frequent than "sit" in the benchmark of ActivityNet. For Ukraine, the situation was dire in the summer of 2014. With Russia’s unconventional offensive on the march in the Donbas, many worried about a full-scale invasion. Officials advised citizens in Ukraine’s capital city of Kyiv to use the city’s metro in case of a Russian aerial bombardment or artillery blitz. In cities across Ukraine, spray-painted signs on the sides of buildings pointed the way to the nearest bomb shelter. At that time, the Ukrainian military was a ragtag force, able to field only about 6,000 combat-ready soldiers. Equipment reserves had been depleted by decades of plundering by corrupt oligarchs and arms dealers. With Ukraine’s regular army on its heels, Ukrainian civilians filled the ranks of irregular combat units that set out for the war zone. Meanwhile, legions of volunteers collected and delivered supplies to support the front-line troops - often at great risk to themselves. This grassroots resistance movement underscored a widespread attitude of self-reliance among Ukrainian citizens who were unwilling to wait for the government to act in a moment of crisis. Undeterred by the US in both Ukraine and Syria, Russia had returned as a substantial military and political actor, not only in what has become known as the "post-Soviet space" -- the area inhabited by the former republics of the Soviet Union, such as Ukraine -- but in the Middle East, as well. The Trump administration, in a timely departure from the Obama administration's refusal to grant Ukraine lethal weapons with which to defend its territory, approved the sale of defensive weapons -- 210 Javelin anti-tank missiles and 37 launchers worth $47 million -- in December 2017. In March, the US administration made the sale official "This proposed sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by improving the security of Ukraine," the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation Agency said. Russia, however, has warned the weapons sale will "force" a conflict in the region. Frantz Klintsevich, a member of the Russian parliament said. Grigory Karasin, Russia's deputy foreign minister said that the sale "raises the danger of derailing the process of peaceful settlement in Ukraine". Administration officials have dismissed such arguments. Defense Secretary James Mattis said last year during a trip to Kiev. Russia, for its part, claims that it is not the aggressor. After the Ukrainian parliament, in January 2018, adopted a new law, which described the self-proclaimed republics of Donetsk and Luhansk as "temporarily occupied" by Russia, and classified Russia as an "aggressor country", Russia refused to accept any responsibility for the ongoing war in Donbas. Dmitry Peskov, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman in January.|Field of view (FoV) prediction is critical in 360-degree video multicast, which is a key component of the emerging Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) applications. Most of the current prediction methods combining saliency detection and FoV information neither take into account that the distortion of projected 360-degree videos can invalidate the weight sharing of traditional convolutional networks, nor do they adequately consider the difficulty of obtaining complete multi-user FoV information, which degrades the prediction performance. This paper proposes a spherical convolution-empowered FoV prediction method, which is a multi-source prediction framework combining salient features extracted from 360-degree video with limited FoV feedback information. A spherical convolution neural network (CNN) is used instead of a traditional two-dimensional CNN to eliminate the problem of weight sharing failure caused by video projection distortion. Specifically, salient spatial-temporal features are extracted through a spherical convolution-based saliency detection model, after which the limited feedback FoV information is represented as a time-series model based on a spherical convolution-empowered gated recurrent unit network.

Ukraine attacks Attackers use hyperlinks to trick unwitting victims into downloading malware or visiting malicious webpages. Sextortion is a form of blackmail in which a malicious actor claims to possess evidence of sexual misbehavior from their victim. The attacker demands payment in exchange for not spreading the compromising information or images. Sometimes, these campaigns can combine with botnets, ransomware and other methods of cyber attack to form a potent cocktail. However, as prior attacks have shown, sextortion tends to be rudimentary: Such attacks aren’t targeted. Rather, they entail blind email blasts that prey on victims’ fear, without any actual evidence of sexual impropriety to back them up. "Scams seem to run in cycles," notes Parkin. "Whether it’s a Prince from Nigeria, uncollected assets, scam victim compensation, extortion over adult websites you didn’t visit, or whatever. Scammers will use one for a while, then shift to something else when they stop getting responses. Kids can dream up some pretty awesome jobs, but can they keep the dream alive when they grow up? If you've ever asked a 5-year-old what she wants to be when she grows up, you'll probably recognize a theme. Astronaut, dancer, poet, princess, unicorn trainer - whatever the answer, it usually sounds like a lot of fun. Fifteen or 20 years later, that sense of fun will likely be trumped by a sense of financial responsibility. It's almost a rite of passage to give up the idea that a grown-up job can be fun. But fun and money aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. To be sure, even in the entertainment industry, Fallon is an anomaly. The jobs in which workers claim to be happiest are far less glamorous, but most pay a decent wage. There are also plenty of jobs that pay next to nothing and are a real drag. And even jobs that once seemed like a lot of fun, once you're in them long enough, can start to feel like work. You could have someone filmed in front of smart phone talking about his or her product. The one caveat I will mention with this regard is that this is your brand image. An appropriate amount should be spent to match your brand's ambitions. Please remember that once you have spent the money on the video, then there are no further costs attributable to the production of the video. Promoting the video is also a cost effective process. Think about the promotional channels available to you, the majority of these will be free. For example, there is no cost to upload and host your video on YouTube. There are so many clever ways of promoting your video both on and even offline. As mentioned before, video can have a profound effect on your SEO campaign. It should be a key component to an SEO strategy. Finally, one of the main benefits of video promotion when compared to other promotional channels is its longevity. If you have an advert in a newspaper, once the day is out then the advert has stopped functioning. A web video is 24 hours a day, 7 days week, and 52 weeks a year for as long as the content is still relevant. I have produced videos from 8 years ago that are still being used to this day. In my opinion, there is no better way to promote your products/services, than by using video promotion. The flexibility and dynamic nature of video promotion and how you can use video promotion across multiple promotional channels both off and online.

Some cheat codes actually make games more challenging by making enemies tougher or reducing a player character's resistance to damage. Others give you unusual skills not normally found in the game such as the ability to fly or walk through walls. And some create unusual --. Often hilarious -- cosmetic changes to the game world. There are many different ways to cheat in video games. Not every method works with every game. Cheating in a console game can be very different than cheating in a computer game. Online play adds an entirely new set of challenges as well as ethical questions. If you're cheating at a single player game, you're really only affecting your own experience. Cheating online means you could be impacting other players. Most online game communities aren't very fond of cheaters. The word "cheat" carries with it a stigma. It makes us think of lazy people who aren't willing to put in the hard work necessary to succeed. The symptoms of organophosphate poisoning start with extreme excitability and shaking, and move on to convulsions, paralysis and death. So why doesn't Dursban affect the farmer when he's spraying his fields for insects? The answer is lethal dosage. Lethal dosages for most substances are based on the weight of the animal being given the substance. An adult human weighs far more than, say, a cockroach, so a dose of Dursban fatal to a bug will be below the level that has a noticeable effect on a human. Increase the dosage to a high enough level, though, and the substance that kills insects will have the same effect on humans. This is one of the reasons that lawn services warn homeowners to keep pets and children off the grass for a time after the lawn has been treated for insects: Since children and pets have lower body weights than adults, and tend to have their breathing apparatus closer to the ground, it's possible that they would receive a dose of insecticide sufficient to cause some effect, while adults are, in height and weight, "above" the level of toxicity. The EPA has ordered the use of Dursban phased out in the United States. The pesticide has been removed from consumer retail shelves, and will be reduced to very specific commercial applications by 2002. The phase-out has been ordered primarily because of environmental concerns regarding mammals and marine animals, and to reduce exposure risks for children. Obviously, if you are planning a large manufacturing venture, you'll need commercial or industrial space in which to do it. But what about the smaller guys who are beginning a consulting service? How many hours would you or your employees spend in an office anyway? Do you need face-to-face contact with your employees, or would phones and e-mail suffice? Video conferencing is also widely available. Is a physical office really worth the expense and upkeep? Perhaps a good virtual office would really be the most you need. By taking advantage of technology and other new office services, you can offer your clients many of the same benefits as your real estate-leasing counterparts. You can even have a prestigious sounding address complete with a suite number available through places like Mailboxes Etc. and other packaging and mailing businesses. Most of these businesses offer the equivalent of a post office box, but with a "suite number" rather than a P.O number.|If boom towns can't sustain their success, they may find that people pack up and leave. Throughout history, cities spring into existence, the essence of a people's livelihood. Most cities and towns develop over a period of many years as a society advances, but that's not always the case. Sometimes the population of a town skyrockets overnight, typically accompanying some economic boom. These "boom towns" often spring up at the site of a precious commodity, be it gold, silver or diamonds. Boom towns are also founded around sources of energy, like oil and coal. This quiet north Georgia town was the site of the first major gold rush in the United States. Though gold had been discovered around 1799 in North Carolina, it wasn't until 1829 when miners began flocking to modern day Lumpkin County, Ga., then known as the Cherokee Nation. Gold fever had spread. Thousands arrived in north Georgia looking to stake a claim.