Release Notes
July 2, 2022
New
- The new "Admin-only" featrue are avaliable.
- Edit User Name
- Portal Branding
March 3, 2022
New
- The new "Report Reference" feature for "External Access" and "Get Embed Token" are avaliable on request. find detail on the following.
February 18, 2022
New
- The new Snapshot to PDF feature enables a user to snapshot the report into the print widget. Then it could save into PDF format.
October 26, 2021
New
- The new Export to File feature enables a user to export a report to a PDF or a PowerPoint file. The feature exports all report tabs with the filters set as they were at the time the report was published.
July 24, 2021
New
- The colour of the Binokula bar can be customised. The setting is on the ‘Administration / Portal Settings’ page.
- The user ‘signed in as’ can be viewed by placing the mouse pointer under the Binokula logo at the bottom of the Binokula bar.
July 15, 2019
New
- Dataset refresh history can now be viewed through the Admin Portal under "Portal Settings". Refresh history shows the last 10 refreshes.
- Report ID can be passed as a parameter in the SSO redirect. This allows users to be directed straight to desired reports.
July 2, 2019
New
- Admins can now enable certain users to share their view on reports via unique link. Reports still contain RLS and are shared securely.
Enhancements
- Reports within Binokula no longer timeout after a period of time.
May 30, 2019
New
- Support of multiple client secrets are introduced. Admins can now delete existing client secrets and generate new client secrets.
- Custom Binokula invite emails. Admins can now choose what message their invite email contains to send out to users.
May 13, 2019
New
- Binokula now supports multiple Power BI workspaces. Reports in located within different workspaces will now appear on Binokula. Workspaces will have to have your respective tenants admin account as a member of the workspace.
Enhancements
- Admin reports are now embedded into the admin portal. Admins do not need to SSO into the admin tenant to view admin reports.
April 30, 2019
New
- Admins can sort by columns in the User Management, Report Group, and User Group pages.
- Search functions are now available in the Report Group and User Group pages.
Enhancements
- All Admin checkbox forms have been replaced by tables with clickable actions beside them. This increases app performance and speed.
April 10, 2019
New
- Color theme to match our all new brochure site at Binokula.com
- Admins can now set their organization name through portal settings. Organization names will be used in automated emails sent out to users and other front facing features that labels your tenant.
Enhancements
- Failed login attempts by a user is now limited to 5. After 5 failed attempts the user will be timed out for 30 minutes.
April 3, 2019
Enhancements
- Reports that exist in your tenant but do not exist in your Power BI Workspace will be indicated on Admin Report Management.
- User Activity Binokula API Endpoint now returns Report GUIDS on report_view.
March 8, 2019
New
- Embedding Binokula generated reports into your own website. Developers can now embed Binokula generated reports into their own websites using the Power BI JavaScript API. The new Binokula API endpoints can provide developers with Report ID, Embedded URL and Embed Token in order to use the Power BI JavaScript API.
- User Activity Binokula API Endpoint. Developers can retrieve Event Activity in our new Binoku#edit-user-namela API endpoint. This API can be filtered by user event and start/end time.
- User Group Binokula API Endpoint. Developers can retrieve User Group information in our new Binokula API endpoint. This API can be filtered by user and/or user group.
February 19, 2019
New
- Users can now be assigned an alias. An alias is used for RLS filtering instead of the users default email.
- RLS Aliases for each user can be enabled through User Management.
- RLS Alias can be assigned and enabled through our SSO API.
December 20, 2018
New
- User Groups. This feature allows admins to create groups of users then assign them to multiple report groups. This makes managing multiple users on what reports they can access easier. Refer to the Admin Guide for more details.
- Timezone selection is now available for Admin Reporting purposes.
Enhancements
- Reports that have their RLS configured incorrectly will display an error message on the report page when a user tries to access them.
October 29, 2018
New
- Admins are now able to view their tenants admin secret in Portal Settings.
- Admins can reset their Publisher account password under Portal Settings.
Enhancements
- Improved security.
October 2, 2018
New
- Admins now have the option of setting a maximum number of days a user can be inactive before their account is disabled. Admins are able to re-enable disabled accounts if desired. Default number of days before a user is disabled is 30 days.
- We have now provided a demo page which contains demo users. This page allows anyone to try Binokula as sample users and see how each user views Binokula differently.
- Admins can now test user accounts through SSO links. This allows admins to check what a users account can see or do when they login to Binokula.
Enhancements
- Admin icons now display correctly on certain iPads.
September 11, 2018
New
- Users can now be Enabled or Disabled in the User Management section. The next release will incorporate an auto-disable feature for inactive users for administrators that wish to use this feature.
- The API also allows for the enabling or disabling of users.
- Binokula Documentation is live and hosted on https://binokula.github.io. The release notes have also been moved to the documentation section.
Enhancements
- SSO API has optional existingusersonly parameter added. This can be used to stop users from being auto-created.
- The noreply password reset email domain has been changed to binokula.com.
August 13, 2018
New
- Azure AD SSO Integration. If your company uses Azure AD, you should be able to authenticate automatically. We will continue to streamline this process as part of our next release
- Mobile Paging Support. This release enables controls on the mobile view to jump across report pages.
Enhancements
- Azure REDIS Failover Upgrade. As part of the 30 minutes outage (our first in over 3 months) we experienced on Azure REDIS last week, we have added redundancy and failover for Azure REDIS.
July 31, 2018
New
- Binokula.app URL is live. Branding will begin to change to Binokula.app
- First version of Mobile support is live! Feel free to create a mobile view for the first page of your report. Navigation controls are coming soon.
- Home page supports tenant lookups. Enter your email address and you will be directed to your tenant automatically. Check it out by going to https://Binokula.app
Enhancements
- Email with hyphens now supported as a valid email address.
- Improved back-end monitoring and error notifications for our sysadmins. If an error occurs we'll know about it.
July 12, 2018
New
- Release Notes published
Bug Fixes
- Portal Auto Close Option fix for Edge V41
July 4, 2018
New
- Portal Settings added to allow redirect or tab close on logout.
June 28, 2018
New
- Admins can now request a password reset on behalf of a user.
Enhancements
- Password reset workflow streamlined to complete the user's email and provide auto-logon.
- Auto-show report and set to default if user can only access one report
- Report Refresh button clears report cache and ensure all users see the latest list of reports available
June 19, 2018
New
- Admin report is now accessible on open4bi.com/admin
Enhancements
- Report refresh button is now green and more obvious
June 11, 2018
New
- Breadcrumb added on top of the admin page
- List Report Groups a report belongs to on Report page
- Enable search for users in both Report Groups and User Management section
Enhancements
- Add/Remove link now replaces checkbox for user on Report Groups
June 5, 2018
New
- Report Groups added, allowing admins to specify which users can see which reports
May 23, 2018
New
- Refresh report in app from Power BI
- Terms and Conditions and Privacy Statement added to logon page
Enhancements
- Reset email now avoids most spam filters
May 1, 2018
New
- Open4BI Officially Live


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The ESUG'14 companion event
Cambridge, England.
All accepted papers are available separately in a compressed archive.
| Reducing Waste in Expandable Collections: The Pharo Case, Alexandre Bergel, Alejandro José Infante Rica and Juan Pablo Sandoval Alcocer | |
| A bytecode set for adaptive optimisations, Clement Bera and Eliot Miranda | |
| The Moldable Inspector: A framework for domain-specific object inspection, Andrei Chis, Tudor Girba and Oscar Nierstrasz |
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Tue, August 19, 11:00am – 12:30pm |
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Session 1 A - Track 1 - Room FW 11 |
Session 1 B - Track 2 - Room FW 26 |
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Clement Bera and Eliot Miranda. A bytecode set for adaptive optimizations
Jan Kurs, Mircea Lungu and Oscar Nierstrasz. Top-Down Parsing with Parsing Contexts
Javier Pimás, Javier Burroni and Gerardo Richarte. Bee Smalltalk runtime
Dan Ingalls, Bert Freudenberg, Ted Kaehler, Yoshiki Ohshima and Alan Kay. Reviving Smalltalk-78 |
Camillo Bruni, Guido Chari, Stéphane Ducasse and Igor Stasenko. Benzo: Reflective Glue for Low-level Programming
Guillermo Polito, Noury Bouraqadi, Stéphane Ducasse and Luc Fabresse. Understanding Pharo’s global state to move programs through time and space
Johan Fabry and Miguel Campusano. Live Programming the Lego Mindstorms
Xuan Sang Le, Loïc Lagadec, Noury Bouraqadi, Luc Fabresse and Jannik Laval. From Smalltalk to Silicon: Towards a methodology to turn Smalltalk code into FPGA
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August 19, 2:00pm – 3:30pm |
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Session 2 A - Track 1 - Room FW 11 |
Session 2 B - Track 2 - Room FW 26 |
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Lucas Godoy, Damien Cassou and Stephane Ducasse. Tracking dependencies between code changes
Christophe Demarey, Damien Cassou and Stéphane Ducasse. Towards a new package dependencies model
Boris Shingarov. Modern Problems for the Smalltalk VM
Nicolás Passerini, Pablo Tesone and Stephane Ducasse. An extensible constraint-based type inference algorithm for object-oriented dynamic languages supporting blocks and generic types |
Glenn Cavarlé, Alain Plantec, Vincent Ribaud and Christophe Touze. Towards agile cross-platform application development with Smalltalk and Model Driven Engineering
Andrei Chis, Tudor Girba and Oscar Nierstrasz. The Moldable Inspector: A framework for domain-specific object inspection
Ciprian Teodorov. Embedding Multiform Time Constraints in Smalltalk
Alexandre Bergel, Alejandro José Infante Rica and Juan Pablo Sandoval Alcocer. Reducing Waste in Expandable Collections: The Pharo Case
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Best Paper Award
To encourage the submission of high-quality papers, the IWST organizing committee is very proud to announce a Best Paper Award for this edition of IWST.
We thank the Lam Research Corporation for its financial contribution which makes it possible for prizes for the three best papers: 1000 USD for first place, 600 USD for second place and 400 USD for third place.
The ranking will be decided by the program committee during the review process. The awards will be given during the ESUG conference social event.
The Best Paper Award will take place only with a minimum of six submissions. Notice also that to be eligible, a paper must be presented at the workshop by one of the authors and that the presenting author must be registered at the ESUG conference.
Goals and scopes
The goals of the workshop is to create a forum around advances or experience in Smalltalk and to trigger discussions and exchanges of ideas. The topics of your paper can be on all aspect of Smalltalk, theoretical as well as practical. Participants are invited to submit research articles or industrial papers. This year we want to open two different tracks: one research track and one industrial track with less scientific constraints.
We expect papers of three kinds:
We will not enforce any length restriction.
Topics
We welcome contributions on all aspects, theoretical as well as practical, of Smalltalk related topics such as:
Publication
Both submissions and final papers must be prepared using the ACM SIGPLAN 10 point format. Templates for Word and LaTeX are available at http://www.sigplan.org/Resources/Author/. This site also contains links to useful informations on how to write effective submissions. Submission
Submissions
All submissions must be sent via easychair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iwst14
Program chairs
Program Committee


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pyTOP is an ISC Licensed Taobao Open Platform API library, written in Python.
To install pyTOP, simply:
$ pip install pyTOP
Or, if you absolutely must:
$ easy_install pyTOP
Or, download the source file and run:
$ python setup.py install
You could setup API KEY and APP SECRET in system environment (~/.bash_profile)
# TOP ENVIRONMENT
TOP_ENVIRONMENT = product # or sandbox
# PRODUCT VARS
TOP_PRODUCT_API_KEY = 12345678
TOP_PRODUCT_APP_SECRET = 9f127588ceb726905e078b64ab88a362
TOP_PRODUCT_API_URL = http://gw.api.taobao.com/router/rest
# SANDBOX VARS
TOP_SANDBOX_API_KEY = 12345678
TOP_SANDBOX_APP_SECRET = sandbox8ceb726905e078b64ab88a362
TOP_SANDBOX_API_URL = http://gw.api.tbsandbox.com/router/rest
>>> user = User()
>>> user.get('bububa')
>>> print user
<User: user_id=180018765, uid=520be25d2ae9de5ea1d6a784e67d6edf, nick=bububa, buyer_credit=<UserCredit: level=0, score=0, total_num=0, good_num=0>, seller_credit=<UserCredit: level=0, score=0, total_num=0, good_num=0>, created=2011-11-21 15:11:47, last_visit=2011-11-21 15:12:07, type=C, has_shop=False, is_lightning_consignment=False>
...


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| Gigablast | SOLR | |
| Package Installation | Not currently available. |
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| Source Installation |
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| Indexing Spider Logs via cmdline |
./gb inject <filename> <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
Each HTML page in the file must be preceeded by +++URL:http://myurl.com/xxx\n. Use the supplied file injectme3 which has 454 HTML docs in it for testing. i.e. Start up a gigablast instance and then type ./gb inject injectme3 <IP_ADDRESS>:8000 to see it in action. It currently just injects into the collection named main. It currently only reads up to 1MB at a time so you will have to change doInject() in main.cpp if you have larger html documents than that in the file. It took me 23.8 seconds to inject all 454 documents on a single core Xeon @2400MHz and everything in memory. |
unsupported |
| Indexing an Individual File via cmdline | unsupported | You can index individual local files as such: curl "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/solr/update" --data-binary @myfile.html -H 'Content-type: text/html' but it does not seem to work unless your HTML meets stringent requirements for some reason. |
| Indexing an Individual URL via cmdline | You can inject an individual url into the collection main like: curl "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/inject?u=www.somedomain.com/somepath&c=main" . You must be coming from an internal IP address for permission purposes. | |
| Indexing a File of URLs via cmdline |
You can inject a file of URLs into the collection main like:
./gb blaster -u |
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| Deleting Documents via cmdline | This is the same procedure as the above cmdline injection, but use the command reject instead of inject: ./gb reject injectme3 <IP_ADDRESS>:8000. It will suffice that the provided file is a simple \n delimited list of URLs to delete. Deleting by query is covered below. | You can delete individual documents by specifying queries that match just those documents: java -Dcommit.... |
| Getting Results via cmdline | In xml: curl "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000/search?q=test&xml=1" (show). More details at searchfeed.html. | |
| Faceted Search | ||
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| Site Restricted Searches | ||
| Spell Checker | ||
| Language Identification | ||
| Related Concepts | ||
| Synonyms | ||
| Query Expansion | ||
| Cached Pages | ||
| RESTful/XML APIs | ||
| Schema Handling | Gigablast finds schemas confusing and unnecessary. | |
| Spidering | ||
| Document Filters | ||
| Scalability | ||
| Performance | ||
| Configuration Files and Descriptions | ||
| Duplicate Content | ||
| Duplicate Sections | ||
| Section Classification | ||
| Phrases | ||
| Query Weighting | ||
| Index Layout | ||
| Ranking Alogrithm | ||
| Scoring Explanations | ||
| Inlink Text | ||
| Page Rank | ||
| On Page Spam | ||
| Reliability | ||
| Administration | ||
| File Descriptions | ||
| Developer Documentation | ||
| Graphing | ||
| Monitoring | ||
| Geospatial | ||
| Summaries | ||
| Site Clustering | ||
| More Like This | ||
| Sort by Date | ||
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| Document Collections |


Copyright (c) 1980s T. Truran
The game is played on a empty limited 8x8 board. Also, each player has 20 soldiers and 1 King.
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| An example Black should jump to d7 (the blue cell) to win at b6 in a diagonal 4 in a row. |
I caught this game rules on the oldie Jeux et Strategie, a game and puzzles magazine that crossed the 80s and my youth. I only have some old xeroxes so my information about this other games are very limited. If someone has more information's about abstract games present on JeS please send them to me.


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At its core, F2 is an open framework. To create a truly open and flexible foundation with F2.js, F2 can be extended with custom plugins. Extending F2 with plugins provides direct access to F2.js SDK methods and can save your teams a lot of time.
Now that you're comfortable with F2 and all the individual components of the framework, you are ready to extend F2 and add your own custom logic in the form of an F2 plugin.
There is a separate repository on GitHub dedicated to F2 plugin development. If you write a plugin you'd like to contribute back to the community, commit it to F2Plugins.
Download F2 Plugins View on GitHub
Plugins are encapsulated in JavaScript closures as demonstrated below. There are three arguments which can be passed into F2.extend()
: namespace
, object
, and overwrite
. For full details, read the F2.js SDK documentation.
F2.extend('YourPluginName', (function(){
return {
doSomething: function(){
F2.log("Something has been done.");
}
};
})());
To call your custom method shown above:
...
F2.YourPluginName.doSomething();
...
This method call writes Something has been done.
to the Console.
The purpose of developing a plugin is to encapsulate clever logic in a single javascript function to save time and effort performing repetitive tasks. Here are some best practices to keep in mind:
F2.extend()
and wrap your plugin in a closure.F2
namespace with more custom plugins than you need.Have a question? Ask it on the F2 Google Group.


Description
Method
Parameters
API
Register a new user
POST
{"eml":"user-email", "pwd":"user-password", "name":"user-name"}
Activate a user by activation code from email.
GET
Login to app
POST
{"eml":"user-email", "pwd":"user-password"}
Get user API Key. If not exist, generate a new key.
POST
{"eml":"user-email", "pwd":"user-password"}
Get access Token. If not exist, generate a new token.
POST
{"key":"user-api-key"}
Get user Profile.
POST
{"token":"user-token"}
View user by id. Pass 'all' as id for list of all users.
POST
{"key":"user-api-key"}
Update user's name and location.
POST
{"key":"user-api-key", "user_name":"user-name", "user_location":"user-location"}


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crt_combined.Rd
Function which takes in trial parameters for main population modelling results and both control and intervention clusters, and runs
crt_combined( mainpop_data = list(), n_clusters = 1, n_patients = 1, benchmark = "EIR_annual", age_start = 0, age_end = 65, test_time_values = c(0, 1), test_type = "RDT", flag_pre_clearing = 0, censor_period = 0, flag_reactive_treatment = 1, prop_T_c = 0.9, benchmark_mean = 0, benchmark_stdev = 0, int_mean = 0, int_stdev = 0, data_level = "Both" )
| mainpop_data | List containing main population data output by mainpop() |
|---|---|
| n_clusters | Number of clusters (control and intervention) |
| n_patients | Number of patients per cluster |
| benchmark | Benchmark type to use in choosing clusters ("EIR", "slide_prev", "pcr_prev", or "clin_inc" for new data, "EIR_annual", "slide_prev_annual", "pcr_prev_annual", "clin_inc_annual" for pre-existing annual data in input folder) |
| age_start | Starting age to use when calculating prevalence or incidence over age range (not used with EIR) |
| age_end | End age to use when calculating prevalence or incidence over age range (not used with EIR) |
| test_time_values | Time points at which tests are administered |
| test_type | Type of test administered ("clin" = clinical, "RDT" = rapid diagnostic test) |
| flag_pre_clearing | Integer indicating whether patients given pre-trial prophylaxis (if 1, place all patients into prophylaxis category at start) |
| censor_period | Time period after a positive test during which a patient is not counted towards incidence |
| flag_reactive_treatment | Integer indicating whether patients are automatically given prophylaxis after a positive test (shifting them into treatment category if a clinical case, prophylaxis category otherwise) |
| prop_T_c | Treatment probability |
| benchmark_mean | Mean of benchmark value distribution |
| benchmark_stdev | Standard deviation of benchmark value distribution |
| int_mean | Mean of intervention parameter value distribution |
| int_stdev | Standard deviation of intervention parameter value distribution |
| data_level | Data type to output ("Cluster", "Individual" or "Both") |
Takes a list of parameters, returns output data as list


--- layout: page title: "The Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol for Tea Efflux Appliances (HTCPCP-TEA)" description: "The Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCPCP) specification does not allow for the brewing of tea, in all its variety and complexity. This paper outlines an extension to HTCPCP to allow for pots to provide networked tea-brewing facilities." ---
| Document Name: | RFC 7168 |
|---|---|
| Document URI: |
urn:ietf:rfc:7168
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| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7168
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | The Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCPCP) specification does not allow for the brewing of tea, in all its variety and complexity. This paper outlines an extension to HTCPCP to allow for pots to provide networked tea-brewing facilities. |
Accept-Additions
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Ultrasonic Doppler-based Human-computer Interaction System
Main components
- the core algorithm for doppler-based gesture recognition
- 3D character controlling using Unity3D
- UI design and code programming with C#
Demo
Extended version
An extended version with various scenarios.


Component
Let's say we have a component which uses
<my-org-element>
element in its template with the help
of *axLazyElement
directive.
We would like to test if the component is passing correct data to the element based on some interactions but at the same time, we would like to NOT depend on real element for our tests...
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We want to mock our element in the test and for that we can use
LazyElementsTestingModule
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A simple showcase to exhibit the conversion of one unit to other. The form below lets you convert any length metric to any other length metric
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Explaination
Property of a phenomenon, body, or substance, where the property has a magnitude that can be expressed as a number and a unit (adapted from VIM). Mass, time, distance, heat, and angular separation are among the familiar examples of quantitative properties.
Kind of quantity, represented by sub-types, are aspect common to mutually comparable quantities. These libraries provide simple ways to convert one unit to another.
AbstractQuantity<Length> l = AbstractQuantity.of(inputVal, US.METER);
l = AbstractQuantity.of(inputVal, US.FOOT);
l = l.to(toUnit, MathContext.DECIMAL32);


REVIEW: The Truman Show By Luke Buckmaster<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cast: Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, Ed Harris, Noah Emmerich, Natascha McElhone, Holland Taylor, Ted Raymond Director: Peter Weir Screenplay: Andrew Niccol Australian theatrical release date: September 24
>From 0 stars (bomb), to 5 stars (a masterpiece): 4 stars
Who would have thought that two of this decade's most fascinating film concepts have come from the same writer? And that this writer, who uses his craft as if he has worked with it for decades, has only these two films under his belt. Andrew Niccol wrote and directed 1997's Gattaca, a scorching and nearly perfect science fiction film that seems to be becoming science fact. The Truman Show is equally interesting, but not as complete or well crafted. But it's still an excellent film, and piles better than most mainstream counterparts. In fact, the only thing that Truman is missing is firm direction from its own mastermind.
Not that Australian Peter Weir doesn't do a good job, though. The man who directed such films as Witness and Gallipoli certainly has much talent to offer; but Niccol seems eccentric and intelligent enough to give a greater flair to his material. In that way, The Truman Show is a little disappointing, but shows no faults that can't be overlooked, and gives no moments that can't be enjoyed.
Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) is the star of his own twenty-four hour documentary-soap opera. It's the longest and most popular television show in history, shot in the world's largest studio, one of only two man-made structures visible from space. You see, Truman is unaware of the thousands of cameras around him, filming every action and every word in his life. Ed Harris plays Christof, the show's creator, who is partly a god, a director and a father. The women in Truman's life are his wife Meryl (Laura Linney) and Sylvia (Natascha McElhone) - who Truman has always considered as the one who got away, as she was forced to depart the set after attempting to tell Truman that everything around him was fake. Marlon (Noah Emmerich) is his best mate, whose answers to life's problems are found in a six pack.
It would be hard for any director, Niccol or no Niccol, to hide the fairly significant flaws in the plot fabric - especially since everything is crammed into a neat little 100-minute package. The story board of The Truman Show is just about as demanding as they get, with turns and developments at every corner, and the fact that it is a show within a world far too obsessed with mass media hysteria automatically adds another dimension to the film.
Christof is easily the most intriguing character; a man who treats Truman with all the care and love of a father but does nothing that would strip him of a good camera angle. When Marlon tells Truman that he "would never lie" to him, the irony of the moment is given upon Christof's order to fade the television music out. The whole world is watching while two best mates express their emotions. Ed Harris gives Christof a real kick and an impeccable performance, marred only by a few lines of silly dialogue towards the end, when he tries to persuade those around him that Truman would be happier inside his comfortable nest rather than in the real world. As Internet reviewer Bryan Frazer stated, "for Truman, the real media-induced nightmare is outside of the bubble, not inside."
It will come as a relief for many to know that, for the first time in history, Jim Carrey doesn't play the over-actor. Carrey gives a carefully subdued performance, allowing him to express his characters actions with eccentricity but not over-acting, and there's a major difference between the two. The over-actor of the film is Laura Linney, who gives a google-eyed over impersonation of a cheesy sitcom character, and ends up looking out of place and faintly idiotic.
Not surprisingly, The Truman Show ends with a happy conclusion. It's not a complete one, though, since many characters seem to fade out of existence. This is perhaps Andrew Nicoll's only error in his screenplay, as his carefully placed characterizations of the show's actors seem to vanish into television fuzz. But it's really Truman's piece, and as he concludes his soul-searching journey, one can't help but be emotionally attached to this wonderfully complex yet distinctly humane character.
More than anything else, Weir seems determined to make his thoughts about the irony of world's media clear. As the final moments draw to a close, we realize that there will always be an audience for the next Truman Show, and that the people who cheered for his freedom are the same who supported the show over its many years. For this fetching notion to be any more intriguing, inventive or prosperous, it would have taken its own mastermind to direct it.
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