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Q: how to write a recursive function for my multilevel list and apply my logic of rowspan and colspan within it This is my code which has a list of table. consisting
headers,subheaders and subsubheaders. i have two fields rowspan and
colspan for each of my headers,subheaders and subsubheaders which i
need to set using a recursive function. In the below code i have
written the logic for setting rowspan and colspan in two different
functions rowspan() and colspan(). And have used them in my main
function.But for each of my headers and subheaders i have to set them
separately. How can i perform it by using a recursive function? kindly help.
this is the table for which iam setting rowspan and colspan
 namespace ConsoleApplication3 {
     public class Table
     {
       public  List<tableheader> headers {get; set;}

         public class tableheader
         {
             public string title;
             public List<tableheader> subheaders = new List<tableheader>();
             public int rowspan;
             public int colspan;
             public int order;

         }
     }
     }
     class Program
     {
         static int level;
         static int max;
         static int count;

         public static int rowspan(int level)
         {
             int x;
             if (count!=0)
             {
               x=1;
             }
             else
             {
                x =( max - level) + 1;
             }
             return x;
         }

         public static int colspan()
         {
             int y = 1;
             if ( count != 0)
             {

                 y=count;
             }
             return y;

         }

         public static void Main(string[] args)
         {
             level = 0;
             Table table=new Table();
             table.headers=new List<Table.tableheader>();

              level++;

             Table.tableheader A = new Table.tableheader();
                 A.title = "A";
                 A.order=level;

               Table.tableheader B = new Table.tableheader();
                 B.title = "B";
                 B.order=level;

               Table.tableheader C = new Table.tableheader();
                 C.title = "C";
                 C.order=level;

                 level++;

                B.subheaders = new List<Table.tableheader>();

                Table.tableheader B1 = new Table.tableheader() {title="B1" ,order=level};
               Table.tableheader B2 = new Table.tableheader() {title ="B2",order=level };
                B.subheaders.Add(B1);
                B.subheaders.Add(B2);

                C.subheaders = new List<Table.tableheader>();
               Table.tableheader C1 = new Table.tableheader() { title = "C1", order = level };
               Table.tableheader C2 = new Table.tableheader() { title = "C2", order = level };
                C.subheaders.Add(C1);
                C.subheaders.Add(C2);

                level++;

                Table.tableheader B21 = new Table.tableheader() { title = "B21", order = level };
                Table.tableheader B22 = new Table.tableheader() { title = "B22", order = level };
                B2.subheaders.Add(B21);
                B2.subheaders.Add(B22);

                table.headers.Add(A);
                table.headers.Add(B);
                table.headers.Add(C);

          max = level;

          count=A.subheaders.Count();
          A.rowspan=rowspan(A.order);
          A.colspan = colspan();

         count=B.subheaders.Count();
         B.rowspan=rowspan(B.order);

         count = B1.subheaders.Count();
         B1.rowspan = rowspan(B1.order);
         B1.colspan = colspan();

         count = B2.subheaders.Count();
         B2.rowspan = rowspan(B2.order);
         B2.colspan = colspan();

         count = B1.rowspan + B2.rowspan;
         B.colspan = colspan();

         count = C.subheaders.Count();
         C.rowspan = rowspan(C.order);
         C.colspan = colspan();

         count = C1.subheaders.Count();
         C1.rowspan = rowspan(C1.order);
         C1.colspan = colspan();

         count = C2.subheaders.Count();
         C2.rowspan = rowspan(C2.order);
         C2.colspan = colspan();

         count = B21.subheaders.Count();
         B21.rowspan = rowspan(B21.order);
         B21.colspan = colspan();

         count = B22.subheaders.Count();
         B22.rowspan = rowspan(B22.order);
         B22.colspan = colspan();

      }             }

A: See if code below helps.  Made lots of changes to your original.  I didn't write recursive function but you should be able to figure this out yourself with my updated code.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Data;

namespace ConsoleApplication3
{
    public class Table
    {
        public static Tableheader headers { get; set; }
        public static int max;
        public class Tableheader
        {
            public string title;
            public List<Tableheader> subheaders;
            public int rowspan;
            public int colspan;
            public int order;

        }
        public void Add(DataTable data)
        {
            headers = new Tableheader();
            int level = 0;
            AddRecursive(data, headers, "", 0);
        }

        public void AddRecursive(DataTable data, Tableheader headers, string headerName, int level)
        {
            if (level > max) max = level;
            foreach (DataRow row in data.AsEnumerable().Where(x => x.Field<string>("parent") == headerName))
            {
                if (headers.subheaders == null) headers.subheaders = new List<Tableheader>();

                Tableheader newHeader = new Tableheader();
                headers.subheaders.Add(newHeader);

                string title = row.Field<string>("title");
                newHeader.title = title;
                AddRecursive(data, newHeader, title, level++);

            }
        }
        public int AddRecursiveSpan(int level, Tableheader header)
        {
            int cols = 0;
            foreach (Tableheader sHeader in header.subheaders)
            {
                if (sHeader.subheaders == null)
                {
                    sHeader.rowspan = max - level + 1;
                    sHeader.colspan = 1;
                    cols += 1;
                }
                else
                {
                    sHeader.colspan += AddRecursiveSpan(level + 1, sHeader);
                    sHeader.rowspan = 1;
                    cols += sHeader.colspan;
                }
            }
            return cols;
        }
    }
    class Program
    {
        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            DataTable dt = new DataTable();
            dt.Columns.Add("title", typeof(string));
            dt.Columns.Add("parent", typeof(string));

            dt = new List<DataRow>() {
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"A",""}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"B",""}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"C",""}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"B1","B"}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"B2","B"}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"C1","C"}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"C2","C"}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"B21","B2"}),
                 dt.Rows.Add(new object[] {"B22","B2"})
             }.CopyToDataTable();

            Table table = new Table();
            table.Add(dt);
            int level = 1;
            table.AddRecursiveSpan(level,Table.headers);
        }
    }
}

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Q: adding logic to loginController I want to add logic to create a profile_id cookie when the user logs in of the users first profile id.
setcookie("profile_id", Auth::user()->profiles[0]->id,  time() + 86400, "/");

I have placed this line in other controllers so I know that part works, but I can't seem to "hack" the loginController as there are no methods (update/create/etc) to slip that logic into.
<?php

namespace App\Http\Controllers\Auth;
use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\AuthenticatesUsers;

class LoginController extends Controller
{
    use AuthenticatesUsers;
    /**
     * Where to redirect users after login.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $redirectTo = '/settings';

    /**
     * Create a new controller instance.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->middleware('guest')->except('logout');

    }
}

I am not sure what is going on with this controller and can't seem to figure out how it works or what it is doing. Any pointers or guidance to understand this code would be appreciated.

*

*I've opted out of using a cookieController since that line works and is the only cookie I need for this app.

*If context of function helps I have a user with many profiles, the nav-bar has a drop down to choose the active profile. The nav-bar when not "dropped down" shows the current selected user based on the profile_id cookie. When the user first logs in no profile has been selected and no profile_id cookie exists so it breaks upon login. I got around that by redirecting to a page that has no nav-bar and a logic block that says if the cookie doesn't exist create one, but it's not a long term solution.

A: See https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/6.x/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Auth/AuthenticatesUsers.php for all the functions that are contained within the AuthenticatesUsers trait.
You can for instance override the login function like this:
LoginController.php
use AuthenticatesUsers {
    // Rename one function to another name, so we can use the original name ourselves.
    login as loginTrait;
}

public function login(Request $request)
{
    // And here you can put your own logic, a good starting point is
    // the source (the `AuthenticatesUsers::login()` function).

    // Call the original function.
    $this->loginTrait($request);
}

Also, there is an protected function authenticated(Request $request, $user) defined which you can freely override. This gets called after a user is authenticated.

A: I would override the authenticated method and add your logic there:
 /**
     * The user has been authenticated.
     *
     * @param  \Illuminate\Http\Request  $request
     * @param  mixed  $user
     * @return mixed
     */
    protected function authenticated(Request $request, $user)
    {
        redirect()->intended($this->redirectPath())->cookie(
            'profile_id', $user->profiles[0]->id, now()->addSeconds(86400)
        );
    }

The reason this works is that once you're authenticated, it hits the sendLoginResponse (as defined in the Trait), and calls the authenticated function. That function is empty by default, so it returns null which triggers the null coalesce comparison in the sendLoginResponse. what we've done here is copy the fall through logic of that method and added a cookie to be returned with the response.

A: AuthenticatesUsers::sendLoginResponse is returning a RedirectResponse after the user is authenticated.
A straight forward way is to override sendLoginResponse and include the cookie in the original response headers through ResponseTrait::cookie.
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Cookie;

class LoginController extends Controller
{
    use AuthenticatesUsers;
    #...

    /**
    * Send the response after the user was authenticated.
    *
    * @param  \Illuminate\Http\Request  $request
    * @return \Illuminate\Http\Response
    */
    protected function sendLoginResponse(Request $request)
    {
        return parent::sendLoginResponse($request)
               ->cookie(
                   new Cookie(
                      "profile_id",
                      Auth::user()->profiles[0]->id,
                      time() + 86400,
                      "/"
                  )
              );
    }
}


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module LogStashLogger
  module Device
    class Connectable < Base
      def write(message)
        with_connection do
          super
        end
      end

      def flush
        return unless connected?
        with_connection do
          super
        end
      end

      def to_io
        with_connection do
          @io
        end
      end

      def connected?
        !!@io
      end

      protected

      # Implemented by subclasses
      def connect
        fail NotImplementedError
      end

      def reconnect
        @io = nil
        connect
      end

      # Ensure the block is executed with a valid connection
      def with_connection(&block)
        connect unless @io
        yield
      rescue => e
        warn "#{self.class} - #{e.class} - #{e.message}"
        close
        @io = nil
      end
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end

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Q: How to set the startup project for an asp.net core template? I am currently creating a multi-project template, I want to distribute using a .VSIX-extension for Visual Studio. When the extension is installed the user can select my template among the others provided by Microsoft in the "Create a new project" window.
My template consists of three project:

*

*ProjectName.Server

*ProjectName.Contract

*ProjectName.Client

ProjectName is the user-given name while the suffixes "Server", "Contract" and "Client" are fixed. The issue I experience is that when the users create a new project the Client-project is always selected as a startup-project by default. I want the server-project to be selected as a startup-project by visual studio. It looks like following:

The client project is not the correct startup project, but users don't know that the server project it the correct startup project, so I want to take off the selection and integrate it right into the template, so the correct startup template is selected by VS when creating the project.
I already removed the suffix "Server" from this project, so it is shown as the first project in the solution explorer and I hoped VS would then select it as the startup-project. This did not work unfortunately.
Can anyone give me a hint on how to configure the startup-project in the template?
If you have any questions don't hesitate to comment.

A: These configurations are stored in the Solution User Options (.suo) file.
You can refer to my steps below to try:
First, Close Visual Studio and find the folder where your solution is.
Second, Open the .sln file with a text editor, you see all your projects encapsulated in Project – EndProject lines:

Third, Cut and paste the desired default startup items into the first.
Fourth, Delete your .suo file(hidden files: Solution Folder/.vs/Solution Name Folder/v17/.suo, I use VS2022).
Finally, Open your solution in Visual Studio.
You can have a try.

A: You will likely need to associate a custom IWizard assembly with your project template, and then explicitly set the startup project by setting the SolutionBuild.StartupProjects to the desired project in your solution.
Once upon a time, I did this using code similar to the following:
   VSProject startupProj = FindVSProject(startupProjName);
   sln.SolutionBuild.StartupProjects = startupProj.Project.UniqueName;

where FindVSProject was implemented as:
   private VSProject FindVSProject(string projName)
   {
      foreach (Project p in _dte.Solution.Projects)
         if (p.Name.Equals(projName, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase))
            return p.Object as VSProject;

      return null;
   }


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All You Need To Know About Enantiomers and Diastereomers
Enantiomers
The term Enantiomers is a chemical term, which means a pair of molecules with the same connectivity but opposite three-dimensional shapes that exist in two types of forms that is the molecules are a mirror image of one another. But interestingly the two molecules cannot be superimposed on a mirror image.
They can be easily differentiated from their mirror image just like a left hand is easily identified and distinguished from the right hand.
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Diastereomers
The term Diastereomers is also a famous term known in chemistry, which means stereoisomers that don't replicate images of one another and cannot be imposed on each other. Diastereomers can be stereoisomers of one or two stereocentres. It gets sometimes challenging to determine whether two molecules are diastereomers.
What is the difference between Enantiomers and Diastereomers?
The Following is the difference between Enantiomers and Diastereomers On the following basis of the properties and character of their molecules. The details of which are given below as follow:
Molecules are Mirror Images of one another
Enantiomers are mirror images of each other. They are pair of compounds that have the same connectivity but they have opposite three-dimensional shapes. They cannot be superimposed on the other.
Diastereomers do not have mirror images of each other and are not superimposed on each other. One can have diastereomers when the molecules have two or more chiral centres.
Enantiomers have the same physical and chemical properties except when they interact with eight and with other chiral compounds.
Diastereomers, on the other hand, have different physical and chemical properties. They have a different Melting point, different boiling point, different solubility.
Number of Stereocentres
Enantiomers have one or more than one stereocentres. Enantiomers are stereoisomers that are non-superimposable mirror images. Enantiomers differ in the configuration of every stereocenter.
Diastereomers have two or more two stereocentres. The Stereoisomers differ at some stereocentres but are not mirror images of one another. A diastereomer is simply any stereoisomer that is not an enantiomer. Any given molecule has its enantiomer; the two other molecules are its diastereomers.
Angles of Rotation
Enantiomers, all enantiomers pass optical activity. They tend to have equal but opposite angles of rotation. Some specific rotations of enantiomers are useful which are experimentally determined as constants that characterize and identify pure enantiomers.
Diastereomers, not all the diastereomers pass optical Activity. They do not tend to have equal angles of rotation. In the case of Optical rotation, the Diastereomers have Different values which may have the same or opposite sign.
Shape of Molecules
Enantiomers, the shape of molecules in enantiomers is similar. They are the pair of molecules that exist in two forms, that cannot be superimposed on one another.
Diastereomers the shape of molecules in diastereomers is different. they are not a mirror image of one another and cannot be superimposed on each other.
R, S Configuration
Enantiomers are the mirror image of one another. They have different R, S configurations. This configuration is used to describe the relative positions of each bond around the chiral centre atom. R refers to Rectus whereas S refers to Sinister.
Diastereomer has the same R, S configuration at least at one stereocentre. But They don't have the same mirror image and cannot be superimposed.
Separation Processes
Enantiomers, cannot be separated by processes of crystallization And chromatography. To separate the enantiomers, the most common method used is to convert them into diastereomers. Then they will have different physical properties such as melting point, boiling point, solubility and so
Diastereomers can be separated by fractional distillation and chromatography. Then you generate the original acid by adding hydrochloric acid.
Enantiomers: Lactic Acid
Diastereomers: Tartarus Acid
Enantiomers differ in their configuration at every stereocentre but are a mirror image of one another. Molecules that do not have mirror images of one another due to the spatial arrangement of molecules and cannot be superimposed on each other are Diastereomers.
FAQ's related to Enantiomers and Diastereomers
1. How can you differentiate between Enantiomers and Diastereomers?
Ans: Enantiomers are a stereoisomer which is a non-superimposable mirror image of each other whereas a diastereomer is a stereoisomer with two or more stereocentres and isomers are not mirrored images of each other.
How to identify the Enantiomers and Diastereomers?
Ans: To identify Enantiomers and Diastereomers, identify all the stereocentres in a molecule and determine the orientation of each stereocentre on both the molecules ( R or S). Now compare the orientation of stereocentre of both the molecules.
If the orientation of stereocentre is in opposite direction then it is Enantiomers and if the orientation of stereocentre is in the same direction then it is Diastereomers.
What are examples of Enantiomers and Diastereomers in real life?
Ans: The real-life example of Enantiomers and Diastereomers are:
Diastereomers: Tartaric Acid
What are the separation processes of Enantiomers and Diastereomers?
Ans: Enantiomers cannot be separated through crystallization and chromatography whereas Diastereomers can be separated through fractional distillation and chromatography.
What angles of rotation do Enantiomers and Diastereomers make?
Ans: The enantiomers, pass optical activity. They tend to have equal but opposite angles of rotation whereas for diastereomers, not all the diastereomers pass optical Activity. They do not tend to have equal angles of rotation.
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Q: In pure C how can I pass a variable number of parameters into a function? How can i pass (and access) using C, not c++, variable parameters into a function?
void foo(char* mandatory_param, char* optional_param, char* optional_param2...)

thanks
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A: It sounds like you are looking for varargs.
#include <stdarg.h>
void foo(const char *fmt, ...)
{
  va_list argp;
  va_start(argp, fmt);
  int i = va_arg(argp, int);
  // Do stuff...
  va_end(argp);
}

A: Read about Variable Arguments in C

A: Use stdarg.h
You need to use va_list and then use the macros va_start, va_arg, and va_end.
For more information, see http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/c_guide/2.10.html

A: In a language that does not support optional parameters directly, there are a few ways to achieve a similar effect.  I will list them in order from the least versatile to the most:

*

*Create multiple overloads of the same function.  As I recall, you cannot do this in C.

*Use variadic functions.  Just Google this: http://www.google.com/search?q=variadic+function+c

*I recommend this: Create a "params" or "args" class (or struct in C), like this:
)
// untested C code
struct FooArgs {
    char * mandatory_param;
    char * optional_param;
    char * optional_param2;
    // add other params here;
};

and then make your method call take in a single argument:
// untested
void foo(struct fooArgs * args)

This way, as needs change, you can add parameters to fooArgs without breaking anything.

A: #include <stdarg.h>

void do_sth (int foo, ...)
{
    int baz = 7;             /* "baz" argument */
    const char *xyz = "xyz"; /* "xyz" argument */

    /* Parse named parameters */
    va_list ap;
    va_start (ap, foo);
    for (;;) {
        const char *key = va_arg (ap, char *);
        if (key == NULL) {
            /* Terminator */
            break;
        } else if (strcmp (key, "baz") == 0) {
            baz = va_arg (ap, int);
        } else if (strcmp (key, "xyz") == 0) {
            xyz = va_arg (ap, char *);
        } else {
            /* Handle error */
        }
    }
    va_end (ap);

    /* do something useful */
}

do_sth (1, NULL);                             // no named parameters
do_sth (2, "baz", 12, NULL);                  // baz = 12
do_sth (3, "xyz", "foobaz", NULL);            // xyz = "foobaz"
do_sth (4, "baz", 12, "xyz", "foobaz", NULL); // baz = 12, xyz = "foobaz"

Variadic functions and arguments assignment in C/C++

A: I have a solution that does not use VA_LIST in pure C. However, it works at 32bits only. Here, what happens is that each parameter of the call stack occupies as many bytes according to its type. It is possible to create a structure with a size larger than 4 or 8 bytes, so just align all the parameters in this structure.
int printf(void*,...);

typedef struct{
  char p[1024];
}P_CALL;

int soma(int a,int b){
  return a+b;
}

void main(){
  P_CALL
    call;
  char
    *pcall=(void*)&call;
  int
    (*f)()=soma,
    res;

  *(int*)pcall=1;
  pcall+=sizeof(void*);
  *(int*)pcall=2;
  pcall+=sizeof(void*);

  res=f(call);
  printf("%d\n",res);//3
}


The U.K.'s Code of Silence is something of a super-group with ex-Power Quest guitarist Ben Randall and ex-Revolution Renaissance/ex-Adagio singer Gus Monsanto among their members. Their debut, Dark Skies Over Babylon, is a collection of smooth, melodic Heavy Metal in the style of, but not quite as heavy as, Black Majesty. Randall knows his way around a fret board; his riffs remind me of T.N.T.'s Ronni Le Tekro and his solos are out of the Yngwie Malmsteen school. Monsanto has a great voice and the rest of the band members are no slouches. Most of the songs are slick and glossy with a rather "commercial" sound. Dark Skies Over Babylon's eponymous title track is a ballad that would've had the crowd hoisting their lighters and swaying in unison in no time.
Code of Silence is out of the gate with a solid, if unadventurous, debut in Dark Skies Over Babylon. Fans of Black Majesty, T.N.T. and similar melodic Heavy Metal bands should give this one a listen.


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Jackie McNamara has made it clear that players not pulling their weight won't be part of his future plans ahead of his first home game this weekend. City slipped to a fourth straight defeat at the hands of Barnsley despite taking the lead. For McNamara it was the same old problems that cost City a place in the next round of The Johnstone's Paint Trophy. Now, McNamara faces a tough test as he welcomes top of the league Plymouth Argyle to Bootham Crescent on Saturday.
The York City boss has had a hectic start to life at York City having 3 games within his first 9 days at the club. "I think they're a good group. I have learnt a lot in a week about them. It's been very good coming in this week and understanding how we can fix things." Said City's manager "even in training I think it's been a good week and I think we're ahead of the game in terms of seeing things. It's been worthwhile this week for us." McNamara has seen his team crash out of two cup competitions since his arrival, his focus now will be solely on making sure his team get to safety in the league as soon as possible.
Despite his team looking harder to break down on Tuesday with debutant George Swan partnering Femi Ilesemni in the middle of the defence, McNamara is still searching for his best back four. "We'll make changes for the weekend Marv (McCoy) is suspended anyway so there will be changes to the back four again." He said "I'll be looking for a solid display and making sure we don't give any silly errors away." McNamara having played on the right side of the defence for much of his career even joked that he might get his boots out. After seeing Teddy Sherringham, 49, register as a player with his injury hit Stevenage team it might not be outside the realms of possibility.
McNamara has been refreshingly honest regarding his teams defensive frailties, saying today that "they need guidance. I said a few things after the game that I wasn't happy about." He also went on to question whether players who have been making errors want to succeed enough, "If someone switches off or are not concentrating for me they're not wanting it enough. That's something we need to make sure we stamp out. The ones that want to play and win games will be involved." Since his arrival his arrival the former Dundee United manager has made it clear he has been unimpressed with York's back line.
After two tough cup games in the build up to the game against Plymouth there were some bruised bodies at the training ground. Injuries to Vadaine Oliver, Ben Godfrey and Emile Sinclair don't seem to be serious though and they could all play a part on Saturday. Captain Russ Penn and Luke Summerfield are also nearing a return so City could have a full squad to choose from for the first time all season in a few weeks time.
York now face some tough league games. A trip to promotion hopefuls Portsmouth looms after the visit of Plymouth. Having lost his first two games at the club McNamara will be desperate to pick up a result this Saturday. The York manager wants his team to "start in the right manor, make sure we're solid and helping each other throughout the park." He said "Plymouth are going well, not conceding a lot of goals but we have to make sure we concentrate but I feel there are ways we can hurt them." It will be another challenge but the York boss said he was looking forward to his first home game with York City.
City's opponents are managed by Scotsman Derek Adams a manager McNamara knows well. However, he did hint today that the two of them are not the best of friends perhaps adding a bit more spice to Saturday's match. Both teams are scrapping for points at different ends of the table, York will have to be at their best though if they are going to get anything this weekend.
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It was easy to see the frustration of York City's new boss Jackie McNamara in his press conference yesterday following his teams exit from the FA Cup in the first round. Lacklustre defending saw the Minstermen lose despite scoring 2 away goals against Accrington Stanley. McNamara is seemingly wasting no time in attempting to reorganise the defence left to him by Russ Wilcox, in fact he spoke of little else.
The former Dundee United manager said "Looking back at the goals again it's very similar to the footage I've seen before coming here. The goals we've lost have been poor." Rather than making excuses for his defenders, who were all below par on Saturday, McNamara chose to focus on changing things ahead of Tuesday's match against League 1 Barnsley. "I think we can get the basic things done, winning headers, staying in a back four rather than being individuals" he said.
McNamara himself played on the right side of the defence for much of his playing career and he was critical of both full-backs Marvin McCoy and Eddie Nolan. "I think that was very evident from my first game that it wasn't like a back four" said the York boss, "the fullbacks are too far pushed on at times, they should be in position." McNamara could be seen working closely with McCoy on the training ground this morning. He later claimed his wing backs were too eager to attack when their first job is being organised and attempting to keep a clean sheet.
City have now conceded 12 goals in their last 5 matches, it's easy to see why McNamara is focused on nothing but his defence at the moment. Saturday was the 5th time this season York have scored twice and failed to win the game. McNamara did briefly switch his attention to his attack, "I think middle to front we look dangerous we can do a wee bit more at times" he said. Both Michael Coulson and Vadaine Oliver getting on the scoresheet will have pleased him but the York boss soon went back to the subject of York's defensive frailties; "defensively it's something that we need to sought. Working over the last few days to see what's going to be the strongest defence we have available at the moment. I think if we can sought that out then we'll start climbing the table."
It seemed almost like McNamara was shocked by how easy it was for Accrington to prize open his defence; "losing a goal so soon after we equalised in the manner which we did, a pass into a striker and a midfielder runs right through on the goal so these things are very preventable" said McNamara. It's hard to see how City will stay up if they continue conceding goals the way they are at the moment, individual errors in the back four have become far too regular an occurrence.
McNamara will probably want to strengthen in the January transfer market, when asked if he would like to bring in some new faces he told me "We'll wait and see. I know there's one or two lads who are still on loan that will be due to go back soon. Rhys (Turner) it's his last game on Saturday so we've got a decision to make with that and speak to his club about that. We have got a few things to think about." With City's playing squad being so big though he might have to get rid of a few before he can recruit some of his own players.
York travel to Oakwell to face Barnsley tonight in The Johnstone's Paint Trophy. Despite their opponents being a division above them York will still be confident they can win after beating two League 1 teams already this season. Barnsley themselves are struggling at the moment. McNamara thinks it is a good opportunity for York to get back to winning ways "They're naturally favourites being above us in the leagues but hopefully we can go there and cause an upset" he explained. A good result would give them a much needed boost ahead of a tough run of league games.
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The Lomas meets new York City boss Jackie McNamara.
Jackie McNamara has been appointed York City manager today and will be unveiled to the press at 2pm this afternoon.
McNamara, 42, who in his playing days captained Celtic as well as earning 33 caps for Scotland, was the outstanding candidate for City. Having led Partick Thistle close to promotion from Scotland's second tier in 2013 he departed for Scottish Premier League side Dundee United and managed 2 top half finished in as many years. After a disappointing start to this seasons campaign McNamara was sacked by Dundee leaving him looking for his next challenge. He has certainly found one at York City who sit third from bottom of Sky Bet League 2.
McNamara will bring with him assistant Simon Donnelly who he has worked with at both Partick Thistle and Dundee previously. The pair will get their first taste of English football this weekend in the famous FA Cup as York City travel to Accrington Stanley in the first round of the competition.
"York City Football Club are delighted to announce the appointment of Jackie McNamara as first team manager."
"The former Celtic defender has previously managed Partick Thistle and Dundee United in his native country, achieving a combined win ratio of just under 44% and playing an attractive brand of football."
"McNamara arrives at Bootham Crescent alongside former Scotland teammate Simon Donnelly who will become his assistant for a third time."
McNamara faces a tough run of games to start his career at Bootham Crescent with the next 3 league fixtures all against teams who are promotion contenders. Without a doubt though City have appointed a man with huge potential and at a young age has already managed for over 2 years in Scotland's top tier. He may face a baptism of fire at York but he has the right tools to take York City Football Club forward.
Hopefully his arrival does not mean the departure of the talented Richard Cresswell who at 38 has plenty of time to become a manager himself. There will surely be a coaching role for him under McNamara.


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Bogislao XIV (31 de marzo de 1580 - 10 de marzo de 1637) fue el último duque de Pomerania. También fue el administrador luterano del Principado-Obispado de Cammin.

Biografía
Bogislao nació en Barth como miembro de la Casa de Pomerania. Fue el tercer hijo del duque Bogislao XIII de su primera esposa Clara de Brunswick-Lüneburg. A la muerte de su padre en 1606, él y su hermano menor Jorge II se convirtieron en duques conjuntos de Rügenwalde (Darłowo). Jorge II murió en 1617, y Bogislao se convirtió en el único gobernante. En 1620 su dominio se incorporó al Ducado de Stettin, que heredó con la muerte de su hermano mayor Francisco. A principios de 1625 se convirtió en gobernante de toda Pomerania Occidental a la muerte del último duque de Wolgast, Felipe Julio, y el 19 de febrero se casó con Isabel (24 de septiembre de 1580 - 21 de diciembre de 1653), quinta hija de Juan II, duque de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg, con su primera esposa, Isabel de Brunswick-Grubenhagen.

Guerra de los 30 Años
A pesar de sus intentos de evitar enredarse en la Guerra de los Treinta Años, Bogislao en la Capitulación de Franzburgo se vio obligado a permitir que las tropas imperiales comandadas por Albrecht von Wallenstein usaran sus territorios como base en 1627. A su vez, sus tierras se enredaron en el guerra, con todas sus desastrosas consecuencias. En la década de 1630, muchos de los nobles locales intentaron disminuir su poder, y este problema ocupó a Bogislao a principios de la década de 1630, causando un derrame cerebral que lo dejó parcialmente paralizado. En 1634 abdicó sin una sucesión clara que resultó en una lucha de poder constitucional entre sus familiares y el consejo de gobierno. Con los problemas constitucionales sin resolver, ningún problema masculino reconocido, y prácticamente toda Pomerania ocupada por tropas suecas e imperiales, Bogislao murió en 1637. Los conflictos y problemas que rodearon la sucesión personal y constitucional y el futuro general de Pomerania como ducado fueron de tal gravedad y la complejidad que dieron como resultado el aplazamiento del entierro del cuerpo de Bogislao por casi 20 años.

Sucesión
La sucesión a sus tierras fue principalmente entre Jorge Guillermo de Brandeburgo, el heredero bajo un pacto entre las dos familias en 1464, y su cuñado Gustavo Adolfo, rey de Suecia, que había ocupado gran parte de Pomerania al entrar en el Guerra de treinta años en 1629. Según la última voluntad de Bogislao, en caso de no sucesión con la Casa de Pomerania, sus tierras pasarían a Suecia, no a Brandenburgo-Prusia. Ambos, Suecia y Brandeburgo, explotaron no solo su posición como potencias militares y de ocupación superiores, sino también los conflictos de sucesión dentro de la propia Casa de Pomerania. Por lo tanto, cuando la asignación de territorio se decidió en la Paz de Westfalia, que concluyó la guerra en 1648, Pomerania fue dividida y los territorios se dividieron entre Suecia y Brandeburgo. Esto significó que la paz de Westfalia marcó el fin de Pomerania como una entidad política autónoma.

Entierro
El 25 de mayo de 1654, casi siete años después de que Pomerania perdiera su independencia y solo después de la muerte de la esposa de Bogislao, Isabel de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg, el cuerpo de Bogislao finalmente pudo ser enterrado en Stettin.

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Duques de Pomerania
Personas de la Guerra de los Treinta Años

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Vote Now, Clap Later – 10.15.20 – Hour 3
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President Trump had a rally in North Carolina and told everyone to vote now, we can clap later to make sure that the Socialist crazies don't ruin our country forever. Plus, more Biden Crime corruption
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Subjects>Sports>Olympics
How many countries will be competing in the 2012 Olympics?
There will be a total of 205 countries are competing in the London 2012 Olympics.
What country first proposed the winter olympic games as separate from the traditional olympic games
How did the athletes prepare for the ancient olympic games
What other events were included in the ancient olympic games after the first ancient olympic games
Who ended the ancient olympic games
Q: How many countries will be competing in the 2012 Olympics?
How many countries is competing in the 2012 Olympics?
there are 204 nations competing in this olympics
How many countries are competing in 2012 Olympics?
How many Arab countries are competing in the 2012 Olympics?
How many countaries are there in the 2012 Olympics?
204 countries will be competing.
How many countries will be competing in London 2012 Olympics?
How many countries in gymnastics are competing in the 2012 Olympics?
more then 50
How many countries will be competing at th Londons Olympics 2012?
How many countries are competing in the 2012 Olympics and what are they?
There are 204 countries see related link
How many countries are competing in snowboarding in the 2012 Olympics?
Snowboarding will be part of the 2014 winter Olympics
How many countries will be competing in Beijing Olympics?
There will be 205 countries competing in the Beijing Olympics.
How many countries are competing in 2012 games?
The BBC reported that 205 countries are competing in the 2012 olympics, bringing 10,500 athletes to compete in 300 events.
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Q: How to make sense of the Barycentric coordinate system from Cartesian coordinate system? Given a triangle (defined by three points: $p_1$, $p_2$, $p_3$) and a point ($t$) inside a triangle in 3D space. Then, I compute the Barycentric coordinate of point $t$ programmatically like this:
double v0[3], v1[3], v2[3];

vtkMath::Subtract(p1, p2, v0);
vtkMath::Subtract(p3, p2, v1);
vtkMath::Subtract(t, p2, v2);

float d00 = vtkMath::Dot(v0, v0);
float d01 = vtkMath::Dot(v0, v1);
float d11 = vtkMath::Dot(v1, v1);
float denom = d00 * d11 - d01 * d01;

float d20 = vtkMath::Dot(v2, v0);
float d21 = vtkMath::Dot(v2, v1);
u = (d11 * d20 - d01 * d21) / denom;
v = (d00 * d21 - d01 * d20) / denom;
w = 1.0f - u - v;

Now let's say I want to interpolate values (such as vertex normal) that belong to the three point ON the triangle and assign the interpolated value to the point IN the triangle. The question is how do I know which coefficient ($u, v, w$) belongs to which point on the triangle?

A: The best approach is not to try converting between Catesian co-ordinates and barycentric co-ordinates but instead to think of barycentric co-ordinates in their own terms. They have a natural geometric interpretation that is related to the distnaces from a point p to the three vertices of the triangle.
You can think of the barycentric co-ordinates of a point p as being the masses that would have to be placed at vertices $p_1, p_2, p_3$ to have an overall centre of mass at p. So the co-ordinates are inversely proportional to the distance from p to each of the points $p_1, p_2, p_3$. Of course, if masses $m_1, m_2, m_3$ produce a centre of mass at p then so will masses $km_1, km_2, km_3$ for any multiple k - so barycentric co-ordinates are by convention normalised so that they add up to 1.
The three points $p_1, p_2, p_3$ have co-ordinates (1,0,0), (0,1,0) and (0,0,1). Any point between $p_1$ and $p_2$ will have co-ordinates (a, 1-a, 0) such that the ratio $\frac{a}{1-a}$ is equal to the ratio of the distance from p to $p_2$ to the distance from p to $p_1$. So the mid-point of the line from $p_1$ to $p_2$ has co-ordinates (1/2, 1/2, 0).
If you draw a line from (a, 1-a, 0) to the third point $p_3$ and let p move along this line, then the co-ordinates of p will change smoothly from (a, 1-a, 0) to (0,0,1) at $p_3$, in such a way that the ratio of the first and second co-ordinates remains constant (since the ratio of distances from $p_2$ and $p_1$ is constant along this line). So the points along the line from (1/2, 1/2, 0) to $p_3$ will have co-ordinates (a, a, 1-2a) where a varies smoothly from 1/2 down to 0, and 1-2a varies smoothly from 0 up to 1.
Alonmg this line, one third of the way to $p_3$, you reach a point with co-ordinates (1/3, 1/3, 1/3). This is the centroid of the triangle - it is the same distance from all three vertices. And because the barycentric co-ordinates of the centroid are all equal, we can see that it must lie at the intersection of the lines from each vertex to the mid-point of the opposite side.


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Kevin Broadhurst BSc (Hons) MRICS Partner and RICS Registered Valuer
Kevin Broadhurst BSc (Hons) MRICS Partner RICS Registered Valuer Kevin joined Jackson, Green & Preston in 1999 as a Trainee Surveyor and completed his studies at Sheffield Hallam University. Kevin was elected a professional member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 2007 and is also an RICS registered valuer. Kevin advises clients in all aspects of residential and commercial property with particular expertise in Leasehold Enfranchisement. Kevin is a member of the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners. A father of 4 Kevin spends most of his spare time with family and friends and is a keen Manchester United football fan.
Mandy Barley Practice Manager
Mandy joined Jackson Green and Preston in 1998 and has become an integral part of the Management Team. Her original job role was in the Accounts Department but in 2003 she was offered the position of Practice Manager which, she accepted. Mandy is also an Associate Member of The Guild of Property Professionals. Her role oversees a variety of tasks which include, advising the Partners on various issues, human resources, IT, recruitment, staff training, project management of office refurbishments and implementing changes of legislation relevant to the business. In her spare time she enjoys going to the gym and spending quality time with her family and friends.
Fallon Burkitt Sales Negotiator
Fallon joined Jackson Green and Preston in December 2015 as a Sales Receptionist she has now progressed to the role of Sales Negotiator. Fallon is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. She has really enjoyed becoming part of the team in our busy, friendly work place. After spending the previous five years working in France, she now loves spending more time with her family and friends.
Jody Colyer Sales Negotiator
Jody joined Jackson Green and Preston in February 2010 as a Sales Receptionist. She has since progressed into the role of Sales Negotiator. Jody is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Julie Glover Sales Negotiator
Julie joined Jackson, Green & Preston in 2019 as a Sales Negotiator. Julie has held different roles in the property sector for most of her working life. During her free time Julie enjoys traveling and ticking things off her "must-see" list, spending time with her family, socialising with friends, yoga and walking her dog.
Ellis Fisher Property Administrator
Ellis initially joined the company in 2012 as an Office Junior and progressed to a Sales Receptionist. Ellis is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. Currently, she is working in the Property Department, dealing with new property instructions and putting them on the market. Her interests include travelling abroad, socialising with friends and walking her dog Oscar.
Jane Heaton Secretary
Jane has been with the company since October 2015 and has now progressed to the role of Secretary. Jane is also an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. Her hobbies include watching football, travelling and socialising with friends and family alike.
Elaine Hill Sales Receptionist
Elaine is a Sales Receptionist and has now worked for Jackson Green Preston since 2012. She has a wide knowledge of the Lettings and Sales departments having previously worked as one of our Viewing Representatives and offers help and advice to our customers either in the office or over the telephone. Elaine is also an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. Elaine's interests are travel, Lindy Hop dancing and the 1940s and enjoys attending 1940s weekends.
Joy Huckett Secretary
Joy joined the JGP team in 2016, and works in the Survey and Valuation department. She has many years experience working in the Estate Agency and Surveying sectors and is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. Joy enjoys spending time with her family, especially her grandson in Grimsby. She also has grandchildren in the USA, and looks forward to visiting them and her son and daughter-in-law as often as she can.
Judy Lake Secretary
Judy has been Secretary to the Partners for 20 years. Her role involves working closely with the Partners, organising their diaries and arranging free valuations and surveys, and generally trying to ensure the smooth running of their day. Judy is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. In her spare time she enjoys holidaying, preferably in the sun!, reading, walking and socialising with family and friends.
Lorraine Marshall Viewing Representative
Lorraine joined Jackson, Green & Preston at their Cleethorpes office in June 2016 following their acquisition of Bacons Property Management. She started working for Bacons in 2011 and was responsible for inventories and checkout inspections on rented properties. Lorraine is now a Viewing Representative and is being trained to produce the floor plans used on our property brochures. Lorraine is also an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. Outside of the office environment she enjoys walking her dogs and time spent with her family.
Kelly Ryan Sales Receptionist
Kelly is responsible for the successful running of the Cleethorpes Branch of Jackson Green & Preston, alongside her colleague Jo Walker, where they enjoy helping our customers in their search for the perfect property. Kelly is also an Associate Member of The Guild of Property Professionals. Her interests include cycling, pilates, visiting stately homes and antiques fairs.
Debbie Sampson Secretary
Debbie joined Jackson, Green & Preston in 2013 as one of the Partners' secretaries. Her role involves managing the Partners' diaries and typing correspondence in relation to Lease Extensions and Freehold Reversions. Debbie is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. In her leisure time she enjoys gardening, spending time with her family and walking her dogs.
Ben Walkley Viewing Representative
Ben joined Jackson, Green & Preston in 2018 as a Viewing Representative, showing clients round our sales and rental properties. Ben is currently studying Real Estate at Sheffield Hallam University and, therefore, has an interest in property. Ben is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. He is a Grimsby Town supporter and enjoys spending time with friends and family when he is not working.
Jo Walker Sales Receptionist
Jo has worked at the Cleethorpes office as a Receptionist since August 2015, although she also previously worked for Jackson Green and Preston as a Viewing Representative. Jo is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. She job shares with her colleague Kelly, the office is a small and friendly branch of Jackson, Green & Preston. Jo has many active interests which include bowling, cycling, walking, golf and going to the gym, she also enjoys going to the cinema and socialising with friends and family.
Sue Wood Sales Accounts
Sue works part-time in the Sales Accounts Department since joining Jackson, Green & Preston in 2012. Sue is an Associate Member of the Guild of Property Professionals. In her spare time, Sue enjoys taking part in Zumba classes, cooking, country walks, holidaying abroad and socialising with her friends.
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Ali Sethi: A new stylus in an old groove
Classical singer Ali Sethi talks about his musical journey and why, for him, fusion is not a fallacy
By Faiza Rahman
A vocal endeavour: A screengrab of Sethi performing in the video of Kithay Nain Na Jorin. PHOTO CREDIT: ARIF SOOMRO
Ali Sethi is a new-generation pillar of classical music. A disciple of Ustad Naseeruddin Saami, one of the strongest living maestros of Eastern classical in Pakistan, Sethi's venture into music was not habitual or accidental, but willful and ideological. While chatting at a café overlooking the lagoon at the Beach Luxury Hotel in Karachi, Sethi talks about his foray into the sounds of South Asia.
Vocal practice started late for Sethi. Despite being sensitive to good sounds and having a penchant for melodies, he started his formal schooling in music at the age of 24. He says his earliest musical memory is of listening to Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Now, in his seventh year of training under Ustaad Saami, Sethi has covered evergreen numbers like Dil jalanay ki baat kartey ho and Mohabbat karnay walay kum na hongey. "I just knew I was to become a singer; so, in my sophomore year in college, I bought myself a harmonium. Then, I started to look for an ustad who could teach me," says Sethi.
Sania Saeed and Adnan Siddiqui star in Sethi's first music video, released at this year's Karachi Literature Festival.
It essentially started with YouTube, Sethi recalls. He jammed to a few Reshma songs in London with musicians Tsivi Sharett and Natalie Rosario, which were then uploaded on the video-sharing website and received a great response. There was no looking back after this; he started training exhaustively and releasing covers on SoundCloud and YouTube.
This year's Karachi Literature Festival witnessed the release of Sethi's first music video. The song, Kithay Nain Na Jorin by Reshma, has immense sentimental value for him. "This was the song I had jammed to in London. This was the song I crooned since I was much, much younger." The Punjabi folk song has been picturised on Sania Saeed and Adnan Siddiqui. The video, with a beautiful storyline, has been shot in the Wajid Ali Shah haveli in Lahore. It also stars Sethi's sister, journalist Mira Sethi.
Sethi is a person of the arts, through and through. Along with regular singing and jamming sessions with dormmates, he took to writing at a young age, and is an avid reader of fiction. He has been schooled in South Asian history at Harvard, and has also written an English novel, The Wish Maker. "At university, I studied the myth of Anarkali in detail," he recalls.
Shot in the Wajid Ali Shah haveli in Lahore, Kithay Nain Na Jorin is evidence of Sethi's love for everything old.
Poetry, music and stories seem to be his old companions. Sethi pursues them not because they are lucrative or because they are part of his 'profession', but because he deems them inseparable from himself. He agrees that classical music, old shayari and folks songs, do not carry the appeal they did in the past. "But everything is not done for utility. We do things we love because it gives us pleasure. Man is an emotional creature, and poetry, singing and writing are the stuff of emotions."
Sethi, however, does not have any of the pomp of the gharanas. He understands that members of these families scoff at the fusion of classical music with other genres because the purity of their music tradition is their bread and butter. "I sympathise with them and completely get where they're coming from, but I, myself, am comfortable with fusion." When asked if he's happy about the way different genres of music are experimented with on Coke Studio, he nods and adds: "Absolutely, Coke Studio is a good platform." It is through this candor and receptiveness that Sethi voices new notions without obstructing the old.
Ali Sethi says his first musical memory is of listening to Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. PHOTO CREDIT: ARIF SOOMRO
Faiza Rahman is a subeditor for the opinion and editorial section of The Express Tribune.
Published in The Express Tribune, Sunday Magazine, May 3rd, 2015.
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