QMediaPlayerControl Class
The QMediaPlayerControl class provides access to the media playing functionality of a QMediaService. More...
| Header: | #include <QMediaPlayerControl> |
| qmake: | QT += multimedia |
| Inherits: | QMediaControl |
Public Functions
| ~QMediaPlayerControl() | |
| virtual QMediaTimeRange | availablePlaybackRanges() const = 0 |
| virtual int | bufferStatus() const = 0 |
| virtual qint64 | duration() const = 0 |
| virtual bool | isAudioAvailable() const = 0 |
| virtual bool | isMuted() const = 0 |
| virtual bool | isSeekable() const = 0 |
| virtual bool | isVideoAvailable() const = 0 |
| virtual QMediaContent | media() const = 0 |
| virtual QMediaPlayer::MediaStatus | mediaStatus() const = 0 |
| virtual const QIODevice * | mediaStream() const = 0 |
| virtual void | pause() = 0 |
| virtual void | play() = 0 |
| virtual qreal | playbackRate() const = 0 |
| virtual qint64 | position() const = 0 |
| virtual void | setMedia(const QMediaContent &media, QIODevice *stream) = 0 |
| virtual void | setMuted(bool mute) = 0 |
| virtual void | setPlaybackRate(qreal rate) = 0 |
| virtual void | setPosition(qint64 position) = 0 |
| virtual void | setVolume(int volume) = 0 |
| virtual QMediaPlayer::State | state() const = 0 |
| virtual void | stop() = 0 |
| virtual int | volume() const = 0 |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Signals
| void | audioAvailableChanged(bool audio) |
| void | availablePlaybackRangesChanged(const QMediaTimeRange &ranges) |
| void | bufferStatusChanged(int progress) |
| void | durationChanged(qint64 duration) |
| void | error(int error, const QString &errorString) |
| void | mediaChanged(const QMediaContent &content) |
| void | mediaStatusChanged(QMediaPlayer::MediaStatus status) |
| void | mutedChanged(bool mute) |
| void | playbackRateChanged(qreal rate) |
| void | positionChanged(qint64 position) |
| void | seekableChanged(bool seekable) |
| void | stateChanged(QMediaPlayer::State state) |
| void | videoAvailableChanged(bool video) |
| void | volumeChanged(int volume) |
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
Protected Functions
| QMediaPlayerControl(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR) |
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
Macros
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 property inherited from QObject
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QMediaPlayerControl class provides access to the media playing functionality of a QMediaService.
If a QMediaService can play media is will implement QMediaPlayerControl. This control provides a means to set the media to play, start, pause and stop playback, seek, and control the volume. It also provides feedback on the duration of the media, the current position, and buffering progress.
The functionality provided by this control is exposed to application code through the QMediaPlayer class.
The interface name of QMediaPlayerControl is org.qt-project.qt.mediaplayercontrol/5.0
as defined in QMediaPlayerControl_iid.
See also QMediaService::requestControl() and QMediaPlayer.
Member Function Documentation
[protected]
QMediaPlayerControl::QMediaPlayerControl(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR)
Constructs a new media player control with the given parent.
QMediaPlayerControl::~QMediaPlayerControl()
Destroys a media player control.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::audioAvailableChanged(bool audio)
Signals that there has been a change in the availability of audio output.
See also isAudioAvailable().
[pure virtual]
QMediaTimeRange QMediaPlayerControl::availablePlaybackRanges() const
Returns a range of times in milliseconds that can be played back.
Usually for local files this is a continuous interval equal to [0..duration()] or an empty time range if seeking is not supported, but for network sources it refers to the buffered parts of the media.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::availablePlaybackRangesChanged(const QMediaTimeRange &ranges)
Signals that the available media playback ranges have changed.
See also QMediaPlayerControl::availablePlaybackRanges().
[pure virtual]
int QMediaPlayerControl::bufferStatus() const
Returns the buffering progress of the current media. Progress is measured in the percentage of the buffer filled.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::bufferStatusChanged(int progress)
Signals that buffering progress has changed.
See also bufferStatus().
[pure virtual]
qint64 QMediaPlayerControl::duration() const
Returns the duration of the current media in milliseconds.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::durationChanged(qint64 duration)
Signals that the duration of the current media has changed.
See also duration().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::error(int error, const QString &errorString)
Signals that an error has occurred. The errorString provides a more detailed explanation.
[pure virtual]
bool QMediaPlayerControl::isAudioAvailable() const
Identifies if there is audio output available for the current media.
Returns true if audio output is available and false otherwise.
[pure virtual]
bool QMediaPlayerControl::isMuted() const
Returns the mute state of a player control.
[pure virtual]
bool QMediaPlayerControl::isSeekable() const
Identifies if the current media is seekable.
Returns true if it possible to seek within the current media, and false otherwise.
[pure virtual]
bool QMediaPlayerControl::isVideoAvailable() const
Identifies if there is video output available for the current media.
Returns true if video output is available and false otherwise.
[pure virtual]
QMediaContent QMediaPlayerControl::media() const
Returns the current media source.
See also setMedia().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::mediaChanged(const QMediaContent &content)
Signals that the current media content has changed.
[pure virtual]
QMediaPlayer::MediaStatus QMediaPlayerControl::mediaStatus() const
Returns the status of the current media.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::mediaStatusChanged(QMediaPlayer::MediaStatus status)
Signals that the status of the current media has changed.
See also mediaStatus().
[pure virtual]
const QIODevice *QMediaPlayerControl::mediaStream() const
Returns the current media stream. This is only a valid if a stream was passed to setMedia().
See also setMedia().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::mutedChanged(bool mute)
Signals a change in the mute status of a player control.
See also isMuted().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::pause()
Pauses playback of the current media.
If sucessful the player control will immediately enter the paused state.
See also state(), play(), and stop().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::play()
Starts playback of the current media.
If successful the player control will immediately enter the playing state.
See also state().
[pure virtual]
qreal QMediaPlayerControl::playbackRate() const
Returns the rate of playback.
See also setPlaybackRate().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::playbackRateChanged(qreal rate)
Signal emitted when playback rate changes to rate.
[pure virtual]
qint64 QMediaPlayerControl::position() const
Returns the current playback position in milliseconds.
See also setPosition().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::positionChanged(qint64 position)
Signals the playback position has changed.
This is only emitted in when there has been a discontinous change in the playback postion, such as a seek or the position being reset.
See also position().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::seekableChanged(bool seekable)
Signals that the seekable state of a player control has changed.
See also isSeekable().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent &media, QIODevice *stream)
Sets the current media source. If a stream is supplied; data will be read from that instead of attempting to resolve the media source. The media source may still be used to supply media information such as mime type.
Setting the media to a null QMediaContent will cause the control to discard all information relating to the current media source and to cease all I/O operations related to that media.
Qt resource files are never passed as is. If the service supports QMediaServiceProviderHint::StreamPlayback, a stream is supplied, pointing to an opened QFile. Otherwise, the resource is copied into a temporary file and media contains the url to that file.
See also media().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::setMuted(bool mute)
Sets the mute state of a player control.
See also isMuted().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::setPlaybackRate(qreal rate)
Sets the rate of playback.
See also playbackRate().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::setPosition(qint64 position)
Sets the playback position of the current media. This will initiate a seek and it may take some time for playback to reach the position set.
See also position().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::setVolume(int volume)
Sets the audio volume of a player control.
The volume is scaled linearly, ranging from 0
(silence) to 100
(full volume).
See also volume().
[pure virtual]
QMediaPlayer::State QMediaPlayerControl::state() const
Returns the state of a player control.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::stateChanged(QMediaPlayer::State state)
Signals that the state of a player control has changed.
See also state().
[pure virtual]
void QMediaPlayerControl::stop()
Stops playback of the current media.
If successful the player control will immediately enter the stopped state.
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::videoAvailableChanged(bool video)
Signals that there has been a change in the availability of video output.
See also isVideoAvailable().
[pure virtual]
int QMediaPlayerControl::volume() const
Returns the audio volume of a player control.
See also setVolume().
[signal]
void QMediaPlayerControl::volumeChanged(int volume)
Signals the audio volume of a player control has changed.
See also volume().
Macro Documentation
QMediaPlayerControl_iid
org.qt-project.qt.mediaplayercontrol/5.0
Defines the interface name of the QMediaPlayerControl class.


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[gecode-users] peak memory value
Christian Schulte
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Wed Oct 2 15:14:30 CEST 2013
That's just fine, adaptive recomputation might create more copies if failure
occurs. Rather than explaining it, check it out yourself: use Gist and
switch on "Show clones in tree" in the search preferences.
Cheers
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Yong LIN
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2013 2:47 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] peak memory value
Hi All,
I understand the how adaptive recomputation works, but I still have a
question regarding the peak memory usage of adaptive recomputation.
For the Ortho-Latin problem, I ran the script by the following two command
line respectively:
1. ./ortho-latin -c-d 8 -a-d 2 -solutions 1
2. ./ortho-latin -c-d 10000 -a-d 2 -solutions 1
These two commands explore the exactly same search tree. It is expected that
the first run will place a bit more space copies within the search tree than
the second, and thus have a larger peak memory value. However, I checked
that the peak memory usage of the first command is 1319 K; the peak memory
for the second command is 1511K. How do you think about it? Thanks!
regards,
Lin
For the search tree information of ortho-latin:
peak depth: 46
first solution found at level: 44
first failure happened at level: 22
All failures happened at deeper level than the first failure.
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This is a list of sketches I'm creating while learning and exploring Processing.
All the codes which generated these sketches are available at this git repo.
You can find more info about myself and other stuffs I produce at berinfontes.com.
Python code here
Visualization 002 on Bokeh Effect's movement
Python code here
Visualization 001 on Bokeh Effect's movement
Python code here
Studying bokeh effect with @lucianoratamero.
Python code here
Study of polygon deformations on random polygons - 002
Python code here
Study of polygon deformations on random polygons - 001
Python code here
Study of polygon deformations 001
Python code here
Study of multiple patterns - 001
Python code here
Lines on 2 noise functions
Python code here
Study of symmetry - 005
Python code here
Simple Random Walker I've created during my Grupy-SP Meetup's presentation.
Python code here
Study of symmetry - 004
Python code here
Study of symmetry - 003
Python code here
Simple noise example for Noite de Processing's form
Python code here
Study of symmetry - 002
Python code here
Study of symmetry - 001
Python code here
A random walker using triangles with a glitch when the new vertex transpasses the window size.
Python code here
Random composition on The Wall
Python code here
Random triangles composition 002.
Python code here
Random triangles' composition as a variation of #043.
Python code here
Studying lerp function to create a random self-portrait
Python code here
Visualizations created during PythonBrasil[14] using QR code in the participants' badges as random seed.
Python code here
Glitching image using 3D noise
Python code here
Controlling random distributions with Fibonacci's numbers
Python code here
Random arcs' composition inspired by Athos Bulcão's work.
Python code here
Experimenting on vector fields
Python code here
Random grid walkers with some alpha transparency
Python code here
Comparing randomic y values with noise y values
Python code here
Creating and studying gradients by varying noise's x, y and z scale
Python code here
Variation of a Floyd-Steinberg dithering implementation proposed by Daniel Shiffman's coding challenge.
Python code here
Adaptation of @villares' grid function combined with s_035
Python code here
First experimentation with @villares' grid function
Python code here
Random line space filling 2 - using greatest line segment with color logic
Python code here
Practicing with imagens and texts because I don't want a fascist government in Brazil
Python code here
Random line space filling 1 - using smallest line segment
Python code here
Random compositions on 4 sin curves.
Python code here
Some randomness on polar equations.
Python code here
Gaussian distribution on random radius' arcs.
Python code here
Training with lines, movement and pure randomness.
Python code here
Experimenting polar equations inspired by Experiment in Montion Graphics video.
Python code here
Training with circles #001.
Python Code and individual images here
Training with rectangles #001.
Python Code here
Training with triangles #002.
Python Code here
Fractal tree for Subita's logo.
Python Code here
Training with triangles #001.
GIF demo here / Python code here
Learning how to plot an hexagonal grid.
Video demo here / Python code here
Fixed pulse lines to work with #015 visualization.
Python code and individual images here
Study of color palettes using PVector
Video demo here / Python code here
Studying PVectors with velocity and acceleration.
Video demo here / Python code here
Glitched pulse lines on 4 Hilbert's Curves.
Video demo here / Python code here
Further explorations on rotation and starting to play with arcs and HSB color mode.
GIF demo here / Python code here
When trying to add pulse lines to #015, I ran into a very coll bug.
Added some craziness using rotations and colors randomization.
Python code here
Studying fractals by drawing Hilbert's Curves up to 5 iterations.
Python code here
Further studies on maze builders.
Python code here
Studying curveVertex.
Python code here
Evolution of #010 but changing how to get the cell's neighbors.
Python code here
Evolution of #010 but changing how to get the cell's neighbors.
Python code here
Evolution of #009 but adding colors and limiting the "wall" length.
Python code here
Study and variaton of a recursive backtracker algorithm implemented at Noites de Processing meetup.
GIF demo here / Python code here
Combining Perlin Noise with a customization of Conway's Game of Life
GIF demo here / Python code here
Evolution of #006 by adding lines and positioning logic.
GIF demo here / Python code here
Experiment to create WaveNoise class.
Java code here
Combination of #003 and #004 to satisfy Moisés' wish.
* Couldn't generate a gif because it takes 1 minute to finish =]Java code here
Variation of #003.
* Couldn't generate a gif because it takes 1 minute to finish =]Java code here
Study to simulate clockwise motion using translation and rotation
* Couldn't generate a gif because it takes 1 minute to finish =]GIF demo here / Python code here
Wave propagation with simple concepts of matrix algebra and analytical geometry.
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GIF demo here / Java code here
Experiment to understand quadrant positioning and noise function


Why am I here?
- I love the academic RSE community
- I would argue that NAG was the first RSE group
- I want to explore ways where NAG can collaborate with all of you
My HPC career
- Used HPC (Sheffield)
- Supported HPC users (Manchester)
- Developed HPC services (Co-founded Sheffield RSE group)
- Head of HPC centre (University of Leeds)
- Commercial HPC (NAG)
HPC = Geek Top Gear
Any questions?
- Audience member 1: What’s a core?
- Audience member 2: Why does it run my R script slower than my laptop?
- Audience member 3: Do you have Excel installed on it?
What we like
What they need
Traditional HPC is irrelevant to most researchers!
...and most of the rest use it badly.
Hannay et al (2009)
- Online survey of 1972 international researchers
- ~80% never use a supercomputer
Prabhu et al (2011)
- Interviewed 114 researchers at Princeton
- ~40% never use a supercomputer
Prabhu et al (2011)
- "Despite enormous wait times, many scientists run their programs only on desktops"
- "About a third of researchers did not use any form of parallelism in their research at
all"
- “Currently, many researchers fit their scientific models to only a subset of available
parameters for faster program runs.”
Prabhu et al (2011)
“Across disciplines, an order of magnitude performance improvement was cited as a requirement for significant
changes in research quality”
Postgrad sleeping in computing lab to guard 3 machines instead of using the HPC centre across the road!
why?
Potential HPC users are changing
More people need HPC than ever
But it's so hard to use!
My mobile back then
My HPC back then
My mobile now
My HPC now
New Geek Top Trumps?
Our HPC is the easiest to use in the world!
Can you give me 10x speedup on demand?

Real Reproducibility
Parallelisation and adding up
ans = 0.1 + 0.2 + 0.3
order matters!
order matters
x = (0.1+0.2) + 0.3 = 0.60000000000000009
y = 0.1 + (0.2+0.3) = 0.59999999999999998
Technological drivers
- Many core parallelism
- Low precision arithmetic
- Vectorisation
- Exotic hardware
People
Research Software Engineers
10x speedup? No problem!
RSE Support
RSE Support
All good Universities have a central RSE support function.

What next?
Discuss with me how you are solving these problems
What problems did I miss


- Click the option you want in the Landing Scene
- Press 'Play' to start playing
- Press 'Options' to enable/disable sound features
- Press 'Credits' to see who made it possible
- Press 'Leaders' to see the 5 best scores
- To play you need the Keyboard and the Mouse
- CONTROLS:
- -> Press 'A' to move LEFT
- -> Press 'D' to move RIGHT
- -> Press 'W' to move UP
- -> Press 'S' to move DOWN
- -> Press 'SpaceBar' to SHOOT
- Use the mouse for the non-game and dialogues screens
- ENJOY!


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Apple removes all vaping-related apps from App Store
by Kelli Dugan, Cox Media Group National Content DeskCiting mounting evidence of a “public health crisis,” Apple removed all vaping-related apps from its App Store Friday, multiple news outlets reported.
Although the tech giant has never allowed the sale of tobacco or vaping cartridges via apps, some of the 181 now banned apps permitted the user to control settings – such as temperature – on vaping devices, The Washington Post reported.
“We’ve updated our App Store Review Guidelines to reflect that apps encouraging or facilitating the use of these products are not permitted,” Apple told CNBC in a statement. “As of today, these apps are no longer available to download.”
According to the CDC, vaping-related illnesses have killed at least 42 people and forced the hospitalization of nearly 2,200 people in 49 states with pneumonia like symptoms.
“We’re constantly evaluating apps, and consulting the latest evidence to determine risks to users’ health and well-being,” Apple spokesman Fred Sainz said in a statement.
© 2019 Cox Media Group.


This page loads and saves data on server. In this example, client side uses $.ajax. Server side uses PHP with PDO (SQLite).
Please note. This page and the PHP scripts are a work in progress. They are not yet configured on GitHub. Please run it on your own localhost.


In this project, we are going to learn how to use clone to make a bubbly project, lets have some fun with scratch animation!
1) Delete the existing sprite and create your circle sprite, fill the circle sprite with color and put the circle in center, and say "I am original!".
2) Every time we restart the game, make your sprite points to a random position and keep moving forward.
3) If the sprite touches edge, bounce back and keep moving.
4) When your sprite bounce, use "create a clone of myself" to create a clone of your sprite.
5) When start as a clone, say "I am clone!", set its size to random size, add ghost effects to make it transparent and make clone point towards random position
6) Make the clones start moving forward just like the original, once hit the wall bounce back.
7) More and more clones gets created which makes your screen very busy. Delete say blocks on both original and cloned sprits to make your project looks clean. (Hint: the purpose to add say block before is for you to understand the difference between original sprite and cloned sprite.)
8) Add two more sprits filled with different color. (Hint: right click your current sprite and choose "duplicate", "duplicate" copies both sprite and code, change the filling color)
9) Sit back and enjoy the art work you just created! Brain teaser: there are limitations on how many clones you be able to create because of browser's limited space resource,f can you find a way to delete your clones periodically?


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One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.
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interface MediaMessage
(source)
A message that contains more than simple text and ca be (optionally) transformed by Connector to ConnectorMessage.
checkValidity |
Returns true if the media is valid. open fun checkValidity(): Boolean |
toGenericMessage |
Returns a GenericMessage view of this MediaMessage if supported. open fun toGenericMessage(): GenericMessage? |
MediaAction |
A MediaMessage action. data class MediaAction : MediaMessage |
MediaCard |
A media card. At least one of title, subTitle or file is not null. data class MediaCard : MediaMessage |
MediaCarousel |
A list of MediaCard. data class MediaCarousel : MediaMessage |


Friday's weather: Cloudy and cool for the most part
Friday's weather is expected to be cloudy and cool for most of South Africa, although the SA Weather Service has warned of flooding over the eastern parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
Warnings:
Extremely high fire danger conditions expected over the north-western and northern parts of the Northern Cape as well as the north-western parts of the North West.
Watches:
Heavy rain leading to flooding is expected over the eastern parts of KwaZulu-Natal.
Snapshot of the weather in your region:
Gauteng will be partly cloudy and warm with isolated showers and thundershowers. The expected UVB sunburn index is low.
Mpumalanga can expect to be warm in places in the Lowveld, otherwise partly cloudy and cool with isolated showers and thundershowers.
Limpopo will be partly cloudy and warm to hot with isolated showers and thundershowers but scattered in the south-east.
The North West will be fine and warm to hot, becoming partly cloudy in the extreme north-east during the afternoon.
The Free State is expected to be fine and warm but partly cloudy in the east with isolated thundershowers in the extreme east, where it will be cool.
The Northern Cape will see morning and evening fog along the coast where it will be cool, otherwise fine and warm to hot. The wind along the coast will be fresh to strong southerly to south-easterly.
The Western Cape will be cloudy along the south coast and adjacent interior in the morning, becoming partly cloudy and cool, otherwise fine and warm but hot to very hot over the West Coast District. It will become cloudy along the south coast from evening with rain setting in overnight. The wind along the coast will be light to moderate south-easterly along the south coast becoming fresh in the afternoon, otherwise strong southerly to south-easterly. The expected UVB sunburn index is extreme.
The western half of the Eastern Cape will be cloudy to partly cloudy and cool with showers along the coast in the evening. Evening fog is expected to develop over the interior, south of the escarpment. The wind along the coast will be light southerly becoming moderate south-easterly. The eastern half of the province will be cloudy and cool with morning showers in places south of the escarpment, clearing from the west during the day. Evening fog is expected to develop over the interior, south of the escarpment. The wind along the coast will be moderate easterly.
KwaZulu-Natal will be warm in the north-east, otherwise cloudy and cool with scattered to widespread showers and thundershowers but isolated in the extreme west. The wind along the coast will be gentle to moderate westerly to north-westerly north of Richard's Bay in the morning, otherwise moderate to fresh southerly to south-westerly. The expected UVB sunburn index is high.
- Compiled by Yunus Kemp
Click here to see the specific forecast for your city over the next few days.


A progressive web app provides an app-like user experience that is low friction and is built using modern web capibilities
Progressive Web Applications take advantage of new technologies to bring the best of mobile sites and native applications to users. They're reliable, fast, and engaging.
PWAs they’re just websites that took all the right vitamins. Sites that want to send you notifications or be on your home screen have to earn that right over time as you use them more and more.
25
is the average apps used per month by a mobile user
100+
sites navigated to per month by the average Chrome for Android user
80%
of time spent is in User's top 3 Apps
Comparing the reach of the 1000 top Apps to the corresponding 1000 top websites
2x
growth in mobile web traffic vs growth in app traffic
navigator.serviceWorker.register('/worker.js',{
scope: '/' // optional
}).then(successCallback, failureCallback);
Push messaging, send message from server to client
Re-engage with your audience by showing, relevant, timely, and contextual notifications.
{
"gcm_sender_id": "111222333444",
...
}
registration.pushManager.subscribe({
userVisibleOnly: true
}).then(function(pushSubscription) {
// Send endpoint to your server
console.info(pushSubscription.endpoint);
}, function(error) {
console.error(error);
}
);
https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send/{{USER_REGISTRATION_ID}}
curl
--header "Authorization: key=<PUSH_API_KEY>"
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send -d
"{\"registration_ids\":[
\"<USER_REGISTRATION_ID>\"
]}"
self.addEventListener('push', event => {});
increase in time spent for users visiting via push notifications
increase in average spend per visit by users arriving via a push notification
click-through rate
retention
navigator.serviceWorker.ready.then(swRegistration => {
return swRegistration.sync.register('mySyncTag');
});
sync
event
self.addEventListener('sync', event => {
if (event.tag === 'mySyncTag') {
event.waitUntil(doSomeStuff());
}
});
Sync are registered with a tag ('mySyncTag).
Registering to the same tag will coalesce the with existing sync. Which means it will only fire ONCE.
If it fails, another sync will be scheduled to retry.
Can only be registered when user is on the page.
The event execution time is capped.
{
"name": "Progressive App",
"short_name": "Demo App",
"icons": [
{
"src": "/images/icon.png",
"sizes": "128x128",
"type": "image/png",
"density": 3.0
}
],
"start_url": "/",
"display": "standalone",
"orientation": "portrait",
"gcm_sender_id": "111222333444",
"permissions": [
"gcm",
"desktop-notification"
]
}
Online network handling
Offline network handling
Fetch
Cache
Background Sync
Push
Extensible web manifest
Device integration
Progressive Web Apps are modern, mobile first, offline web apps, that can compete with the best of those on native.


Education
- 2017, MBA, California State University, Long Beach
- 2012, BS, Honors Mathematics, University of California, Irvine
Working Experience
- Produce Manager, Target, 2 years
- Front End Manager, Ralphs, 1 year
- File Scan Coordinator, Ralphs, 4 years
Expectations for this course
- a bit more about the intricacies of google compute engine (I can't seem to wrap my head around the different aspects)
- on a related note, how to build and deploy an app to google compute engine
- any of the web frameworks, such as Ember, Handlebars, or Angularjs


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The River Cottage Cookbook: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.


Natural
Disaster
FERNANDO BECERRA
TIANYUN XU
BEN THOMPSON
KAHUNUI FOSTER
Map
Map for natural disatsers from 1900 to 2016
Tsunami
Indonesia tsunami (2014) runup polar map
Volcano
Iceland volcanic ash blocked airports (2010)
Earthquake
Haiti earthquake(2010): damaged houses in EMS-98 Damage classes
Top 10
Top 10 natural disaster events that caused most death, affected most people and cost most.


Exodus 30:38
Whosoever shall make like unto that, to smell thereto, shall even be cut off from his people.


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Annabelle André
I enjoy clean and elegant websites through the use of simple graphics and minimalistic design.
Skills
HTML 5
CSS 3
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
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My work
I enjoy discovering new design ideas just from a flicker of inspiration in my day-to-day life.
Below are a few examples of my work.


I work on a lot of different projects and stuff so this page is about some of them.
Some of the articles and other stuff that I find interesting and wants to share.
To be 100% honest - I'm still trying to find out, but here is what I currently know. I am currently a Undergraduate Student of Software Development at ITU in Copenhagen.
I am a Hobby Photographer (just look at my photos), Web Designer & Web Developer (just look at this website), Amateur PhotoShopper, Software Engineer/Craftsman (wait what is this?), Coffee and Rum Enthusiast, Rubber Duck Enthusiast, and probably a lot of other things.
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Backend Work
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Proxy VNC
* My Graduate Project. Proxy VNC ported the long-established remote computing system, Virtual Network Computing (VNC), to a web application housed entirely within a browser. The implementation required no additional plugins such as Flash or Java and integrated seamlessly into already existing web infrastructures. It uses a network of proxy servers to improve security and availability and bypasses NATs and firewalls.
- Shakebox
* Shakebox was a project which monitored seismic activity readings throughout California. Seismic sensors were used to measure vibrations in x, y, and z dimensions and those measurements were imported into a database where they eventually were uploaded to the CalTech Community Seismic Network. I developed the language translation modules, the database connectors as well as the visualization software.
Browser Automation and Webcrawlers
- BDD Style Browser Automation Testing Video
* This is automated browser testing across multiple browsers. The demo shows the automation of adding a configurable product to cart and selecting its various inputs and a play by play text output of the current step in the console window. Utilizes
Selenium Grid, Codeception Testing Framework and Behavioral Driven Design.
- Bash/Python Asyncronous Webcrawler and Image Extractor (uploading soon)
* This is another more recent webcrawler I created. It uses Python to crawl asyncronous webpages. A combination of Bash, Sed, Awk, Grep and Find scripts are used to process the data retreived and import them into excel sheets. This was created
to find all the ecommerce tracking codes on the EmazingLights and iHeartRaves website. Images were also pulled and ranked by dimension and size to identify which images were not optimized.
- PHP WebCrawler Video
* This was one of the first web crawlers I created using PHP and wget. It automatically parsed the contents of the job website indeed.com based on search query and location. The top 50 job postings for say software developer in Los Angeles, CA
were then automatically filed into a MongoDB database. From there, data analytics could be used to retreive things such as the frequency of times a particular programming language appeared in actual job postings or the similarities in job description
across various fields.
Like 10 or more I'll be uploading soon. Stay tuned. This section will eventually be styled. I promise...
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Lectern is a presentation solution for the web. A bit similar to reveal.js but much simpler.
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This one is 3 rem tall
That image was fullscreen
if num > 1:
# check for factors
for i in range(2,num):
if (num % i) == 0:
print(num,"is not a prime number")
print(i,"times",num//i,"is",num)
break
else:
print(num,"is a prime number")
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This slide is an example of rows.
This one has 3


@coingirl87 this makes 2 hardforks past that
Please note that this is a test release intended to use for testing and development with public blockchains as a service (PBaaS). Although this version does also work with Verus mainnet, it does not support PBaaS on mainnet and is not an official release. As always, use at your own risk. Do not use as main wallet
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The Recipe critic is the food blogging website where you will find some tastful recipies which you can easily try at your kitchen any time. All recipe featured on the site is tried and true, family-tested and approved.
About me
Hi, I'm
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Professionally i am a developer. And also vary much fond of cooking. I usually try different recipies at my home whenever i get some free time to myself. I have greate liking towards creative food presentation and food making process.
Here in, "The Recipe Critic" you will find some greate already tested recipes which you will also love to try at your home.
I will be happy if you try your hands on my food blogging website, findout some amazing recipies and at the end do not forget to leave a comment about your experience.


Please click here to go to the tutorial for DIALS 1.14.
Scaling of Beta-Lactamase dataset¶
Overview¶
Once the reflections have been integrated, a miller index, intensity and intensity error estimate have been determined for each measured reflection, in addition to information on the unit cell properties. However, before the data can be reduced for structure solution, the intensity values must be corrected for experimental effects which occur prior to the reflection being measured on the detector. These primarily include sample illumination/absorption effects and radiation damage, which result in symmetry-equivalent reflections having unequal measured intensities (i.e. a systematic effect in addition to any variance due to counting statistics). Thus the purpose of scaling is to determine a scale factor to apply to each reflection, such that the scaled intensities are representative of the ‘true’ scattering intensity from the contents of the unit cell.
Scaling is dependent on the space group symmetry assigned, which can be assessed
now that we have integrated intensities. Therefore first we shall run dials.symmetry
on the integrated.refl
and integrated.expt
files:
dials.symmetry integrated.expt integrated.refl
As can be seen from the output, the best solution is given by C 1 2/m 1
,
in agreement with the result from dials.refine_bravais_settings
.
To run scaling, any reflection files containing integrated reflections can be
passed to dials.scale
. In the example below, we shall use the output files of
dials.symmetry
, symmetrized.expt
and
symmetrized.refl
. When run, dials.scale
performs scaling
on the dataset, and calculates an inverse scale factor for
each reflection (i.e. the corrected intensities are given by
\(I^{cor}_i = I^{obs}_i / g_i\)). The updated dataset is saved to
scaled.refl
, while details of the scaling model are saved in an
updated experiments file scaled.expt
. This can then be
used to produce an MTZ file for structure solution.
The scaling process¶
First, a scaling model must be created, from which we derive scale factors for
each reflection. By default, three components are used to create a physical model
for scaling (model=physical
), in a similar manner to that used in the
program aimless. This model consists of a smoothly varying scale factor as a
function of rotation angle (scale_term
), a smoothly varying B-factor to
account for radiation damage as a function of rotation angle (decay_term
)
and an absorption surface correction, dependent on the direction of the incoming
and scattered beam vector relative to the crystal (absorption_term
).
Let’s run dials.scale
on the Beta-lactamase dataset, using a d_min
cutoff:
dials.scale symmetrized.expt symmetrized.refl d_min=1.4
As can be seen from the log, a subset of reflections are selected to be used in scale factor determination, which helps to speed up the algorithm. In a typical rotation dataset, between 10 and 40 parameters will be used for each term of the model, therefore the problem is overdetermined and a subset of reflections can be used to determine the model components. Outlier rejection is performed at several stages, as outliers have a disproportionately large effect during scaling and can lead to poor scaling results.
Once the model has been initialised and a reflection subset chosen, the model parameters are be refined to give the best fit to the data, and then are used to calculate the scale factor for all reflections in the dataset. An error model is also optimised, to transform the intensity errors to an expected normal distribution. An error estimate for each scale factor is also determined based on the covariances of the model parameters. Finally, a table and summary of the merging statistics are presented, which give indications of the quality of the scaled dataset.
----------Overall merging statistics (non-anomalous)----------
Resolution: 69.19 - 1.40
Observations: 274776
Unique reflections: 41140
Redundancy: 6.7
Completeness: 94.11%
Mean intensity: 80.0
Mean I/sigma(I): 15.5
R-merge: 0.065
R-meas: 0.071
R-pim: 0.027
Inspecting the results¶
The merging statistics, as well as additional output plots, are output into
a html report called scaling.html
. This can be opened in your browser -
nativigate to the section “scaling model plots” and take a look.
What is immediately apparent is the periodic nature of the scale term, with peaks
and troughs 90° apart. This indicates that the illuminated volume was changing
significantly during the experiment: a reflection would be measured as twice as
intense if it was measured at rotation angle of ~120° compared to at ~210°.
The absorption surface also shows a similar periodicity, as may be expected.
What is less clear is the form of the relative B-factor, which also has a
periodic nature. As a B-factor can be understood to represent radiation damage,
this would not be expected to be periodic, and it is likely that this model
component is accounting for variation that could be described only by a scale
and absorption term. To test this, we can repeat the scaling process but turn
off the decay_term
:
dials.scale symmetrized.expt symmetrized.refl d_min=1.4 decay_term=False
----------Overall merging statistics (non-anomalous)----------
Resolution: 69.19 - 1.40
Observations: 274585
Unique reflections: 41140
Redundancy: 6.7
Completeness: 94.11%
Mean intensity: 76.6
Mean I/sigma(I): 16.1
R-merge: 0.063
R-meas: 0.069
R-pim: 0.027
By inspecting the statistics in the output, we can see that removing the decay
term has had the effect of causing around 200 more reflections to be marked as
outliers (taking the outlier count from 0.75% to 0.82% of the data), while
improving some of the R-factors and mean I/sigma(I). Therefore it is probably
best to exclude the decay correction for this dataset.
Other options which could be explored are the numbers of parameters used for the
various components, for example by changing the scale_interval
, or by
adjusting the outlier rejection criterion with a different outlier_zmax
.
Exporting for further processing¶
Once we are happy with the results from scaling, the data can be exported as
an unmerged mtz file, for further symmetry analysis with pointless or to start
structural solution.
To obtain an unmerged mtz file, dials.export
should be run, passing in
the output from scaling, with the option intensity=scale
:
dials.export scaled.refl scaled.expt intensity=scale


[gecode-users] Multiple separate searches
Milton Friedman
aemhm1 at hotmail.com
Wed Apr 25 04:08:49 CEST 2012
Christian Schulte <cschulte at ...> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> I think there is an important aspect here: the kind of knowledge here is not
> Gecode-specific but is really about how to use constraint programming in
> general. And we have decided that material such as MPG focuses on what is
> specific to Gecode, and rely on general constraint programming knowledge as
> background.
>
> So I think you are looking for general resources about constraint
> programming. There are some textbooks, a Constraint journal, conferences,
> and so on. I think I would look into this direction.
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
>
Hi Christian,
Fair enough; good distinction. There's a lot of Constraint Programming
literature out there, e.g., on applications and on solver design. I'll dig
into the application work that seems relevant to Gecode's constraints (the
kind of info I'm finding useful so far is documents like your 2007
presentation on channeling constraints [black-hole patience application],
because it focuses on different options for thinking about solving a problem,
and how specific constraint types can be used to enable some of those
options. I'll search for more like that.
I'll focus in this forum on Gecode-specific questions.
Thanks,
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Syntax
GET.DEF(def_text, document_text, type_num)
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References must be given in R1C1 style, such as "R3C5".
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GET.NOTE Returns characters from a note
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Prior to Ionic
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Ionic is an ecosystem of tools to build cross-platform mobile apps using web technologies
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Time for a history lesson
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"Native" Desktop Apps (Electron)
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Write apps in TypeScript
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The bane of our existance on Github
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New components, improvements to old components
Better UIPicker equivalent
Hugely improved select control
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Basically, anything that wasn't great about Ionic 1 is better in Ionic 2
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Use Cordova or Electron
"Ionic Native" makes it easy
Developer Experience
People love working with Ionic
Really cool to hear - "all the feels"
We're so thrilled and humbled by this
Something I hear a lot
"So it's like Bootstrap?"
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It's a fully-featured, batteries included framework
The hard truth
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Unlike an array-based list, the linked list is created by linking together separate objects.
Those objects can be created at any time, and you don't control where they are in memory when they are made.


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Package com.github.ermay12.regex
Class CharacterClass
- java.lang.Object
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- com.github.ermay12.regex.RegexLiteral
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- com.github.ermay12.regex.CharacterClass
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public class CharacterClass extends RegexLiteral
This class represents a compiled character class. Instances of this class are immutable and safe to be used by multiple concurrent threads.
A character class can either be made out of a set of allowed characters, or out of a combination of other character classes. Note that all methods will escape characters if necessary automatically
Summary of Character Class Constructs
Character Class, and what they match Construct Matches Basic Classes character('x') The character 'x' union('x', 'a', ...) Any of the characters 'x', 'a', ... range('a', 'y') Any of the characters whose ascii values lie in the range from 'a' to 'y', inclusive. Predefined Character Classes WILDCARD Any character DIGIT Any digit (0-9) WORD_CHARACTER Any word character (a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and _) WHITESPACE Any whitespace character ( ,\t,\n,\x0B,\f\r) Combination Character Classes not(X) All characters that are not found in the character class X union(X1, X2, ...) Any character that can be found in any of the character classes X1, X2, ... intersection(X1, X2, ...) Any character that can be found in all of the character classes X1, X2, ...
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static CharacterClass
DIGIT
A character class representing any digit.static CharacterClass
WHITESPACE
Any whitespace character (e.g.static CharacterClass
WILDCARD
A character class representing any character possiblestatic CharacterClass
WORD_CHARACTER
A character representing any character that is either alphanumeric or '_'.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static CharacterClass
character(char c)
Returns a character class recognizing only the given characterstatic CharacterClass
intersection(CharacterClass... choices)
Returns a character class containing all characters found in all of the input character classes.static CharacterClass
not(CharacterClass c)
Returns a character class containing all characters that are not in the given character classstatic CharacterClass
range(char c1, char c2)
Returns a character class containing all character whose ASCII values lie between c1 and c2.static CharacterClass
union(char... choices)
Returns a character class containing all of the characters passed instatic CharacterClass
union(CharacterClass... choices)
Returns a character class containing all characters found in any of the input character classes.-
Methods inherited from class com.github.ermay12.regex.RegexLiteral
doesMatch, firstMatch, getMatch, getMatches, getRawRegex, replace, replace, toString
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Field Detail
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WILDCARD
public static final CharacterClass WILDCARD
A character class representing any character possible
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DIGIT
public static final CharacterClass DIGIT
A character class representing any digit. Equivalent to range('0', '9')
-
WORD_CHARACTER
public static final CharacterClass WORD_CHARACTER
A character representing any character that is either alphanumeric or '_'. Equivalent to union(range('a', 'z'), range('A', 'Z'), DIGIT, character('_'))
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WHITESPACE
public static final CharacterClass WHITESPACE
Any whitespace character (e.g. one of ,\t,\n,\x0B,\f, or \r
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Method Detail
-
character
public static CharacterClass character(char c)
Returns a character class recognizing only the given character- Parameters:
c
- the character to recognize- Returns:
- a character class recognizing only the given character
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range
public static CharacterClass range(char c1, char c2)
Returns a character class containing all character whose ASCII values lie between c1 and c2. If a character does not have an ascii value (e.g. unicode characters), the raw bytes representing that character are used instead.- Parameters:
c1
- The starting character of the rangec2
- The ending character of the range- Returns:
- a character class containing all character whose ASCII values lies between c1 and c2
-
not
public static CharacterClass not(CharacterClass c)
Returns a character class containing all characters that are not in the given character class- Parameters:
c
- A character class- Returns:
- a character class containing all characters that are not in the given character class
-
union
public static CharacterClass union(char... choices)
Returns a character class containing all of the characters passed in- Parameters:
choices
- the characters that the given character class should be made of- Returns:
- a character class containing all of the characters passed in
-
union
public static CharacterClass union(CharacterClass... choices)
Returns a character class containing all characters found in any of the input character classes. Equivalent to a union operation on sets.- Parameters:
choices
- the input character classes- Returns:
- a character class containing all characters found in any of the input character classes.
-
intersection
public static CharacterClass intersection(CharacterClass... choices)
Returns a character class containing all characters found in all of the input character classes. Equivalent to an intersect operation on sets. If no arguments are passed in, returns a character class that matches no characters.- Parameters:
choices
- the input character classes- Returns:
- a character class containing all characters found in all of the input character classes.
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-


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Module elements define how Javascript and css assets are deployed on the website you are building. You can choose which module to associate with each region, page, component etc and the assets produced by that element will be deployed according to that module's configuration.
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THtmlViewer, TFrameViewer, and TFrameBrowser components
property OnImageClick: TImageClickEvent;
The OnImageClick event occurs when the mouse is over an image and either mouse button is clicked. See the TImageClickEvent type for information on the parameters.
The following code may be used to popup a menu when right clicking on an image:
procedure TForm1.ImageClick(Sender, Obj: TObject;
Button: TMouseButton; Shift: TShiftState; X, Y: Integer);
var
Pt: TPoint;
begin
if Button = mbRight then
if (Obj is TImageObj) then
begin
FoundObject := TImageObj(Obj);
GetCursorPos(Pt);
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end;
end;
Here FoundObject is a TForm1 field used to save the calling TImageObj for use after the menu selection has been made. See the TImageObj type definition in HTMLSUBS.PAS for further imformation on this type. In particular, the field, TImageObj.Source, holds the image's filename, and the property, TImageObj.Bitmap, can be used to obtain a copy of the bitmap itself.
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Don Jazzy commends Fireboy, Joeboy, Remyboy and Burna Boy for an amazing 2019
- Popular music producer Don Jazzy has come out to commend some artistes in the Nigerian music industry
- The Mavin boss shared a post on Twitter celebrating Fireboy JoeBoy, Remyboy and Burna Boy
- Don Jazzy’s funny post was received with mixed reactions from his followers
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Don Jazzy congratulated Fireboy, Joeboy, Remyboy and the biggest of them all, Burna Boy, for all they have achieved in the course of the year.
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Donjazzy recounts how he nearly gave up on Mavin as he shares throwback photo
He pointed out in his tweet that it is indeed the year of the boys.
"Year of the boys. Fireboy, JoeBoy, RemyBoy and oga pataPata African giant Burna Boy," the music producer’s tweet read.
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Some of his followers were spotted in the comment section with mixed mixed reactions to the post he shared.
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Kiara Advani shares a sweet post for her 'Kabir Singh' co-star Shahid Kapoor
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMKiara Advani and Shahid Kapoor have worked together in Sandeep Vanga's 'Kabir Singh' which scored huge at the box office. The film was a remake Vijay Deverakonda's Telugu hit drama 'Arjun Reddy'.
And today, the duo met each other at an event in the city. For the occasion, Shahid was in a black and white suit and he looked dapper in it! Kiara looked stunning in a shimmery thigh-high slit gown.
And Kiara was happy to meet Shahid at the event and she expressed the same on her Instagram story. She captioned the picture, "Met this lovely one after a long time @shahidkapoor".
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Meanwhile, on the work front, Kiara will be next seen in 'Good Newwz' co-starring Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Diljit Dosanjh. Shahid, on the other hand, is prepping up for his next sports drama 'Jersey'.


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When I was four years old, both computers and video games entered my life. I still remember the Christmas I got my NES, and the following birthday when I was finally allowed to play on our old 386. From there, it was all downhill.
As I got older, I became more and more interested in technology. A result of this was learning more as well. When I was eight years old, I built my own PC for my own use from the ground up. By the time I was twelve, I had surpassed my father in working knowledge of our computers (and gained the lucky job of setting up a home network under Windows 98).
A Philadelphia native, I headed to Penn State in 2003, not sure what I truly wanted to study. I was considering both Computer Engineering and Information Science and Technology. While I started with the former, I soon changed to the latter. After two years of college, I took time working in the IT field to gain a better perspective of what I wanted my career path to become.
Returning to undergrad, I hit the ground running and spent more time in research labs. I began working on research in Cognitive Science, where it became apparent that I could mix my passions of development and music together. I headed to Tufts planning on getting my Masters while further strengthening my skills and knowledge.
In my spare time, my hobbies include circuit bending, hacking, playing guitar and banjo, video games, skiing, golf, watching Jeopardy!. I also spend a lot of my spare time on various projects.


ANOTHER STAKEOUT A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1993 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
Picture the scene.
A Hollywood production office--plush, swank, business-like. Interior. Day.
Writer Jim Kouf is pitching his idea. He draws an imaginary theater marquee in the air and announces proudly, "STAKEOUT II. It's perfect. Think. It's six years later. We'll pick up the story where the first one left off. We'll get Richard back, and Emilio. And maybe even John would be willing to direct again. The thing'll write itself."
Producers Cathleen Summers and Lynn Bigelow look skeptical.
"Is it supposed to be funny?"
"Hell yes. We'll stick Rosie O'Donnell in it. Anything she *does* is funny. We'll blow up some real estate at the beginning and blow away some people at the end to satisfy the action fans. It'll be something new, yet something familiar. Audiences loved the first one. It can't fail."
The producers seem sold. "Just one thing," says Bigelow. "That title. It has to be punchier. How about... How about ANOTHER STAKEOUT?" Kouf agrees.
"Let's do it."
And do it they did.
ANOTHER STAKEOUT is the sequel to the 1987 film, STAKEOUT. Richard Dreyfuss and Emilio Estevez reprise their roles as Chris Lecce and Bill Reimers, two Seattle police detectives who once again pull the worst assignment on the duty roster. This time they are joined by Assistant District Attorney Gina Garrett (Rosie O'Donnell), and the three pose as an average American family in order to locate a key witness in a Las Vegas mob trial who has gone underground. It's a dubious domestic arrangement at best, with Lecce as Dad, Garrett as Mom, and Reimers as their grown son.
A comic battle of wills ensues as this dysfunctional trio attempts to play house whilst keeping an eye on the home of their unsuspecting neighbors.
What made the original STAKEOUT so popular was a combination of two things. First, the on-screen magnetism of its two male leads--likable characters that shared a believable chemistry. Secondly, a deft blend of comedy and real suspense contributed to making the film a surprise hit.
Unfortunately all those elements are missing from the sequel. Because he assumes we know these two characters, writer Kouf never takes the time to develop them, and they spend most of their time mugging shamelessly to the camera. There is very little tension, and the film plays more like NATIONAL LAMPOON'S SEATTLE VACATION than a comedy/drama about undercover cops.
After a promising opening scene that is truly explosive, ANOTHER STAKEOUT quickly deteriorates into childish physical humor and stilted wisecracking.  Ha ha. After having to shave off his moustache, Reimers whines about how he has a special relationship with his facial hair. Ho ho. Garrett's stupid-looking rottweiler chases a rabbit through the pine trees and drags her after him. Hee hee. It's yuck-a-minute kind of stuff.
Dennis Farina and Marcia Strassman play the O'Hara's, the couple whose palatial family home is under surveillance. They play things pretty straight, but there is one hysterical scene in which they attempt to leave a dinner party early. Too bad it's the *only* genuinely funny scene in the film. Cathy Moriarty, who looks strikingly like Faye Dunaway in this picture, plays Lu Delano, the key witness in question.
The film seems to have had its share of production problems. Madeleine Stowe, who played the object of Richard Dreyfuss' desire in the original film, has a fairly substantial part as Maria, but her appearance is uncredited. Then there's a scene with another neighbor, Barbara Burnside (played by Sharon Maughan), involving a baseball and a broken window that ends abruptly. Her son Ronnie, presumably the culprit (and a role attributed to Taylor Estevez in the closing credits), never appears in the finished film.
ANOTHER STAKEOUT is director John Badham's first sequel, and he should have left well enough alone.
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