Abstract: A method for firmware access on a computing device includes, at a firmware access agent of the computing device, receiving a read request for firmware instructions from a hardware logic component of the computing device. The read request is generated as part of a boot sequence of the hardware logic component, and is received via a data interface communicatively coupling the hardware logic device and the firmware access agent. The firmware access agent retrieves the firmware instructions over a computer network from a remote firmware storage system separate from the computing device. The firmware instructions are provided to the hardware logic component via the data interface, such that the hardware logic component executes the firmware instructions and continues the boot sequence.

Abstract: An oven includes a cooking chamber, a cabinet at least partially surrounding the cooking chamber, and a water reservoir having a reservoir inlet and a reservoir outlet. The oven further includes a water fill assembly including an opening, a water-receiving cavity and a fill outlet from the water-receiving cavity, the water fill assembly defining a fluid flow path in from the opening and out through the fill outlet, a check valve in fluid communication with the fill outlet downstream of the fluid flow path defined by the water fill assembly, the check valve configured in a closed state under a force of gravity on at least a portion thereof and opening by a flow force of fluid out of the fill outlet and through the check valve, and a conduit connecting the check valve with the water reservoir inlet downstream of the fill outlet.

Abstract: A ventilation system for an oven is provided. A side duct assembly includes a substantially vertical exit duct portion adjacent to an oven cavity wrapper defining an oven cavity of the oven, the substantially vertical exit duct portion having an air intake configured to receive a cavity air flow from an air intake along a side of a cavity wrapper. The side duct assembly further includes an angled duct portion defining an air passage angled upwards and towards a rear of the oven, the angled duct portion having an input end configured to receive the cavity air flow from the top of the substantially vertical exit duct portion and an output end configured to provide the cavity air flow into a mixing zone at the rear of the oven for mixing the cavity air flow with an electronics air flow from oven electronics into a combined air flow.

Abstract: A deflector assembly in a cooking appliance door includes a fin with a directing flange and a projection. The projection extends toward the central panel and is configured to concentrate cool air flow within the channels of the cooking appliance door. The directing flange cooperates with a tab to define a single opening through which the cool air is concentrated and directed toward an upper portion of the cooking appliance door.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for live memory recovery using a pluggable memory module are described herein. It may be detected that a spare memory module has been inserted into a computing device based on a signal transmitted from the spare memory module. The spare memory module may be initialized. A dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) module of the computing device may be identified that is predicted to fail. Freeze instructions may be transmitted to a virtual machine manager to pause virtual machines executing on the computing device. Memory data may be transferred from the DRAM module to the spare memory module. Memory addresses may be remapped from the DRAM module to the spare memory module. Unfreeze instructions may be transmitted to the virtual machine manager to resume the virtual machines executing on the computing device.

Abstract: A cooking oven includes: (a) a cooking cavity; (b) a door to provide selective access to the cooking cavity; (c) a forward panel facing the door when the door takes a closed position, the forward panel comprising a latch cutout; (d) a latch assembly with a base portion that extends from rearward of the forward panel, through the latch cutout with a gap between the latch cutout and the base portion, and forward of the forward panel to couple to the door; and (e) a seal, such as that provided by a latch cover, that at least partially seals the gap to reduce air flow through the gap. During use of the cooking oven, a forward surface of the door forward of the gap exhibits a reduced temperature compared to if no such seal, such as that provided by the latch cover, was included.

Abstract: A divider for an oven includes a first panel configured to spatially separate the oven cavity into respective upper and lower sub-cavities. The first panel defines a first plurality of apertures therethrough. A second panel is slidably mounted to the first panel and defines a second plurality of apertures that are collectively moveable relative to the first plurality of apertures by sliding of the second panel relative to the first panel between a heat transmission position and a closed position, wherein the ones of the second plurality of apertures are respectively aligned and unaligned with the respective ones of the first apertures. In various aspects, the divider may be configured as an integrated or permanently installed feature of an oven or may be a removable accessory for use with an oven.

Abstract: A plurality of personalized news feeds are generated from input feeds including digital content items based on a dynamic taxonomy data structure. Entities are extracted from the input feeds and relationship strengths are obtained for the extracted entities and the digital content items. The dynamic taxonomy data structure is updated with the extracted entities and entries for the digital content news items are included at the corresponding branches based on the relationship strengths. Attributes are obtained for the entities and those entities corresponding to the trending topics are identified. Personalized news feeds are generated including the digital content items listed under the entities. Digital content items are added or removed from the digital content feeds based on one or more entity attributes.

Abstract: A cooking appliance comprises an outer frame surface defining a cooktop and the cooktop defines an outlet port. An inner frame surface defines a heating cavity disposed below the cooktop and within the outer frame surface. The inner frame surface defines an inlet port and a chimney extends between a first end connected to the inlet port and a second end connected to the outlet port for directing steam from the heating cavity outside of the cooking appliance. A nozzle apparatus is connected around the outlet port and includes an inner wall defining at least one aperture. The at least one aperture is oriented at an acute angle relative to the cooktop. The nozzle apparatus includes at least one post for connection to the cooktop.

Abstract: A divider for an oven includes a first panel configured to spatially separate the oven cavity into respective upper and lower sub-cavities. The first panel defines a first plurality of apertures therethrough. A second panel is slidably mounted to the first panel and defines a second plurality of apertures that are collectively moveable relative to the first plurality of apertures by sliding of the second panel relative to the first panel between a heat transmission position and a closed position, wherein the ones of the second plurality of apertures are respectively aligned and unaligned with the respective ones of the first apertures. In various aspects, the divider may be configured as an integrated or permanently installed feature of an oven or may be a removable accessory for use with an oven.

Abstract: A cooking appliance includes an internal support defining a cooking cavity. An upper wrapper is disposed above the internal support. A separator plate is disposed adjacent to the upper wrapper. A venting channel is defined between the separator plate and the upper wrapper. A chimney is coupled to the internal support and the upper wrapper. The chimney fluidly couples the cooking cavity and the venting channel. A venting assembly is coupled to the upper wrapper and includes an actuator and a cover. A controller is configured to activate the actuator to at least one of vertically and rotationally adjust the cover relative to a vent opening in the upper wrapper to control an amount of steam in the cooking cavity in response to a sensed humidity.

Abstract: Examples for the baggage weight prediction system are provided. The system may create a baggage prediction model in response to a carrier baggage weight prediction requirement requesting a total baggage weight to be carried in a future transportation operation by a carrier. The baggage prediction model may be used to determine a predicted baggage to be carried by a plurality of future passengers associated with a future transportation operation. The system may determine a predicted weight for the predicted baggage. The system may sort the predicted baggage into checked baggage and a carry-on baggage. The system may determine a carry-on baggage weight associated with the carry-on baggage based on the baggage prediction model. The system may determine a baggage weight ratio associated with the predicted baggage. The system may generate a baggage prediction result for performing a baggage management action.

Abstract: A video translation system that generates an output video in a target language which includes a translated/output audio track that runs in synchrony with the video content of a received input video in a source language and further displays translated subtitles corresponding to the translated audio track is disclosed. Upon receiving the input video, the domain of the input video can be identified. A translation engine and a transcription engine are selected based on the domain and the pair of languages corresponding to the input video and the output video. The output audio track is generated using the translation engine and merged with a manipulated video, which runs in synchrony with the output audio track to generate the output video. The transcription engine generates subtitles translated from the source language to the target language for the output video.

Abstract: An oven including a baffle assembly including: (i) a top inlet positioned to draw air from the cooking chamber, (ii) a pair of top outlets, positioned laterally away from the top inlet, one top outlet positioned at each of two sides of the baffle assembly to return air to the cooking chamber, (iii) top air flow paths from the top inlet to the pair of top outlets, (iv) a bottom inlet positioned to draw air from the cooking chamber, (v) a pair of bottom outlets, positioned laterally away from the bottom inlet, one bottom outlet at each of the two sides of the baffle assembly to return air to the cooking chamber, and (vi) bottom air flow paths from the bottom inlet to the pair of bottom outlets.

Abstract: An oven air circulation apparatus includes a first fan coupled to at least one motor that rotates about a first rotational axis in a first direction and a second fan that rotates about a second rotational axis in a second direction, opposite the first direction. A baffle wall is disposed proximate to the first fan and the second fan forming a planar surface arranged substantially perpendicular to the rotational axes of the fans. A plurality of first openings formed in the baffle wall are aligned with the first fan. A plurality of second openings are formed in the baffle wall aligned with the second fan. The first and second openings successively increase in proportion radially outward from the first and second axes, respectively.

Abstract: A deflector assembly in a cooking appliance door includes a fin with a directing flange and a projection. The projection extends toward the central panel and is configured to concentrate cool air flow within the channels of the cooking appliance door. The directing flange cooperates with a tab to define a single opening through which the cool air is concentrated and directed toward an upper portion of the cooking appliance door.

Abstract: An oven includes a cooking chamber, a cabinet at least partially surrounding the cooking chamber, and a water reservoir having a reservoir inlet and a reservoir outlet. The oven further includes a water fill assembly including an opening, a water-receiving cavity and a fill outlet from the water-receiving cavity, the water fill assembly defining a fluid flow path in from the opening and out through the fill outlet, a check valve in fluid communication with the fill outlet downstream of the fluid flow path defined by the water fill assembly, the check valve configured in a closed state under a force of gravity on at least a portion thereof and opening by a flow force of fluid out of the fill outlet and through the check valve, and a conduit connecting the check valve with the water reservoir inlet downstream of the fill outlet.

Abstract: A vent assembly for use with an oven. The vent assembly includes polymeric end caps that are ultrasonically molded to a metal bracket. The metal bracket is coupled to a lower fin and an upper fin. The polymeric end caps include support surfaces for holding sections of the lower fin, the upper fin, and the metal bracket.

Abstract: A ventilation system for an oven is provided. A side duct assembly includes a substantially vertical exit duct portion adjacent to an oven cavity wrapper defining an oven cavity of the oven, the substantially vertical exit duct portion having an air intake configured to receive a cavity air flow from an air intake along a side of a cavity wrapper. The side duct assembly further includes an angled duct portion defining an air passage angled upwards and towards a rear of the oven, the angled duct portion having an input end configured to receive the cavity air flow from the top of the substantially vertical exit duct portion and an output end configured to provide the cavity air flow into a mixing zone at the rear of the oven for mixing the cavity air flow with an electronics air flow from oven electronics into a combined air flow.