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Q: Entity Framework - Inserting a Parent and Child model with FK simultaneously I have an ASP.NET MVC application using Entity Framework. I have developed 2 models, using the database first (code) approach for a SQL Server 2008 R2 database. One model is essentially a parent model, and the other is a child model that contains a foreign key to a database generated column of the parent model.
Pseudo code:
CREATE TABLE PARENT
(
    ROWID BIGINT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
    VALUE NVARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

    PRIMARY KEY(ROWID)
);

CREATE TABLE CHILD
(
    ROWID BIGINT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
    PARENT_ROWID BIGINT NOT NULL,
    VALUE NVARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

    PRIMARY KEY(ROWID),
    FOREIGN KEY(PARENT_ROWID) REFERENCES PARENT(ROWID)
);

All of this works fine, and I'm able to bind my data to my model and edit the fields and so on. My question is, if I am trying to create records for these models, how can I do that when the foreign key for CHILD is in PARENT which isn't yet available if I create them at the same time?
So, my current basic steps are:

*

*Get a list of the PARENT models to insert into the database

*Insert the PARENT models

*Call SaveChanges()

*

*For each PARENT:

*

*Get FK for PARENT

*Get a List of the CHILD models to insert into the database

*For each CHILD model, insert CHILD with that FK

*Call SaveChanges()

*Additional operations and updates to database for other models

*Call SaveChanges()
I'm sure I could optimize that, but that's not what I'm concerned with. It seems to me like there should be some way to do this without manually looking up the FK or manually setting the FK. If I have to, I can do this, but I would like to use only one SaveChanges() call to push these commands through in a single transaction. I'm looking for something along the lines of:

*

*Get a List of the PARENT models to insert into the database

*

*For each PARENT

*

*Insert PARENT and return new FK (without saving)

*Get a List of the CHILD models to insert into the database

*For each CHILD model, insert CHILD with that FK

*Additional operations and updates to Database for other models

*Call SaveChanges()
To provide some context, my actual table has many columns that aren't guaranteed to be unique (which is why the PK is on ROWID), and each of those rows has a none to many relationships with the child table, where the child table also may have non-unique rows. Not very ideal, but it's what our operations require as of now. I included pseudo-code here because the actual code is proprietary, but I could probably create a real mock-up if needed.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
EDIT:
So I changed my code to make use of the navigation property as suggested. This almost works. Here is my code:
List<PARENT> parents = getParents();
List<CHILD> children = getChildren();
foreach (PARENT parent in parents)
{
    db.PARENT.add(parent);
    foreach (CHILD child in children)
    {
        child.PARENT = parent;
        db.CHILD.add(child);
    }
}

db.SaveChanges();

At first glance, this is exactly what I was looking for. However, when I run it, the child records are only being inserted for the first parent record. So, for example, if I have 3 PARENT records, and 3 CHILD records, I should have 9 new records in my CHILD table. However, after this code, I only have 3 records for the first PARENT.
I'm assuming this has something to do with the fact that I'm using the same list of children repeatedly and Entity Framework is viewing them as duplicates somehow. I moved it into the PARENT for loop as follows and it works as expected:
List<PARENT> parents = getParents();
foreach (PARENT parent in parents)
{
    db.PARENT.add(parent);
    List<CHILD> children = getChildren();
    foreach (CHILD child in children)
    {
        child.PARENT = parent;
        db.CHILD.add(child);
    }
}

db.SaveChanges();

But, I would prefer not to do this as the getChildren() function is rather cumbersome. Any thoughts?

A: Use the navigation property; set the 'Child.Parent' nav property to the as-yet unsaved 'Parent' entity and EF will insert them in the proper order with a single call to 'SaveChanges'

A: I used the below code to seed initial dB values for a countries table with cities, districts, neighborhoods and their translations within one dB call.
you can implement similar structure to create parent —> child —> grandchild entities in the same dB call;
            var country = new MyCountry {
                Title ="Syria",
                ShortName="SYR",
                 Translations=new[]
                 {
                     new CountryTranslate { LCID=1, Name="سوريا" },
                     new CountryTranslate { LCID=31, Name="Suriye" },
                     new CountryTranslate {LCID=9, Name="Syria" }
                 },
                  Cities=new[]
                  {
                      new MyCity
                      {
                          Title="Lattakia",
                          ShortName = "LAT",
                          Translations=new[]
                          {
                              new CityTranslate { LCID=1, Name="اللاذقية" },
                              new CityTranslate {LCID=31, Name="Lazkiye" },
                              new CityTranslate {LCID=9, Name="Lattakia" }
                          },
                          Districts=new[]
                          {
                              new MyDistrict
                              {
                                  Title="Owineh",
                                  Translations=new[]
                                  {
                                      new DistrictTranslate { LCID=1, Name="العوينة" },
                                      new DistrictTranslate { LCID=31, Name="Uveyne" },
                                      new DistrictTranslate {LCID=9, Name="Owineh" }
                                  },
                                  Neighborhoods = new[]
                                  {
                                      new MyNeighborhood
                                      {
                                          Title="Reji",
                                          Translations = new[]
                                          {
                                              new NeighborhoodTranslate { LCID=1, Name="الريجي"},
                                              new NeighborhoodTranslate { LCID=31, Name="Eski Reji"},
                                              new NeighborhoodTranslate { LCID=9, Name="Old Reji"}
                                          }
                                      }
                                  }
                              }
                          }
                      }
                  }
            }

context.SaveChanges();


Today I'm lucky enough to be interviewing author Laurie Paulsen, whose book Grasping at Shadows: A Collection of Short Stories, has just come out. She recently chatted with me about what she puts into her dark horror stories and why, as well as sharing some advice for fellow writers.
Me: Okay, first question: Why do you write such dark stories?
Laurie: It's funny, because I've tried to write other types of stories, but they've never felt "meaty" to me. My mind wanders, I lose interest. Maybe I write dark stories because they're the stories I like most to read. That may be a circular answer.
I also like watching how characters face the worst possible experiences. I identify with them, like I hope other people do, and it's revealing to imagine living through (or not) traumatic events.
Me: You mention you like to read dark stories. What are some of your favorites?
Laurie: Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge is amazing. It's a short novel; he's also written several short stories, all of which are great (those I've been able to find.) Everybody mentions Stephen King, but I do admire his ability to create memorable characters. I still think of the Petrie boy from Salem's Lot, and I read that book in the late 70's (I think.) Dan Simmons writes everything, and I liked his Children of the Night very much. Also, Carrion Comfort scared the crap out of me, in a building tension sort of way. I never took Frankenstein very seriously until I read the book, and the level of disturbing accomplished in that book is impressive. A short, intense read.
Me: Speaking of tension – what is it that you find so scary in stories? In some of your stories – for instance, "Retribution," Night Dust," and "Ritual Magic," you show us the bad stuff that lurks in the dark. But in others – like "Basement Jacks" – it could easily be portrayed as the main character's imagination. Which to you is scarier – identifying what's there, or just hinting at it?
Laurie: I've seen way too many horror films that start strong and then peter out, once you figure out what's really going on. So, the imagination can do a lot for the story, allowing people to picture their own version of a particular terror. Regarding the stories in which I try to be specific, I probably started out with that particular image in my head and built the story around it. That happens a lot. I find children especially frightening, when there's something "off" about them – so, I use that often. It may appear I enjoy doing horrible things to children in my stories, but really, they're the scary ones.
Me: I'd definitely agree with that. "Basement Jacks," about a little girl whose walls talk to her, is freaky.
Laurie: I remember thinking the threat in "Basement Jacks" was so clearly supernatural, but several people have read it as a story of child neglect. Layers, man. I've got layers.
Me: You certainly do, and I think with those layers your stories can be read over and over again, because they don't rely on a gimmick ending. It's a great thing to read in short stories, where you have to cram in so much. Do you try to write with a specific word count in mind, or do you let the story decide how long it should be?
Laurie: Thank you for that. I'm happy they work all right, and love that they're re-readable. I don't typically work toward a word count, but start with a specific image or nugget of an idea and just see where it goes. Sometimes it goes absolutely nowhere, and I end up in the kitchen with a sandwich. Other times, it'll grow legs and run off with me. I'm still working on developing the skills for longer work. I'd love to write novels, eventually.
I'm very conscious as I write of not boring people. That may be why there's so much crammed into relatively few words.
Me: I assume your novels would be just as dark as your short stories?
Laurie: Likely. I wish I could write romance, actually. Maybe I'll pull off a dark romance.
Me: Dark as in everyone dies, or dark as in half the couple is undead? Or a combination?
Laurie: Sooo many possibilities, right? I bet a lot of people would die and horribly, possibly one of the main characters, and the Hero of the story would emerge scarred but ready to love again. Or, something. I haven't written often from the Creature's POV, so zombie love would probably be out.
Me: You seem to have that theme – moving on – in a lot of your stories. You say in your book description, "To lose everything and continue makes them gods." But it seems to me the stories aren't just about continuing; it's about finding a connection between those living and those dead, and then finding closure within that connection. Would you agree with this theme? And was it intentional?
Laurie: That's an amazing analysis. Yes, I think closure is a big deal for me, in general. Closure and connection are so intertwined, so it's a natural flow from one to the other. I access my own pain when I'm trying to create an authentic moment for one of my characters, and along with that comes the unresolved longing for peace. In a way, I suppose I revisit that missing element over and over – it's powerful, and universal. Everyone's lost something, feels that hole left behind. I want to trigger that for people when they read, so we connect with each other in a squirmy, intimate kind of way. I see it as a particular kind of courage, that endurance in the face of loss. I admire it, I guess, and would like to embody that more often. As far as intention, I've only specifically aimed for closure in two stories, neither of which are in this collection.
Me: I think what makes your stories so re-readable is that the characters don't often get that closure. The one that sticks out the most for me is "Abandoned But Not Forgotten." I don't want to give away the ending, but the last line was great. It really left me wanting to know more.
Laurie: Thank you – I really like that story, the sweetness of it. I see the main character as working toward her ability to make peace with her loneliness, while missing a huge opportunity at the same time.
Me: You also have two stories where half the couple has died, and the remaining person reacts to the loss by trying to maintain the connection – "Killing Chickens is Easy" and "Comfort in a Time of Gray." I think those are memorable because they're searching to keep that connection, when they need to move on. Do you think those are stories that are easier for people to relate to, rather than something about werewolves?
Not that I'm knocking your werewolf story. That one was also about connecting with the dead and finding a way to move on.
Laurie: I admit I'm happier when my characters don't find happiness. For some reason, it allows me to believe because the story isn't finished for them, it isn't for me, either. I think the relationship in the story being one grounded in some kind of reality, rather than a hairy beast chasing someone through the desert (scary, but not so immediately real) gives people an easier "in" to the real meat of the story. So, I can see your point about feeling more accessible. No suspension of disbelief to wade through before getting to the good stuff, so to speak.
Also, short stories sometimes require a shorthand, in order to communicate enough to set a scene or relationship in a shorter amount of time. So, monsters require specific description to really be there for people. Humans beating each other up already exists in this world. Bam, there it is.
Me: I wouldn't say any of your characters really found much happiness in this collection. But I'll admit, I'm not a fan of happy endings either.
Laurie: Yeah, no train to HappyTown pulls through this station. Not this time, anyway.
Me: What are your current projects, and will you go the same route as you did with Grasping at Shadows?
Laurie: Currently, I have plans to work on a second collection – the stories are written, but need revision. I expect to e-publish that collection, too – it's been a great experience with this one, I gotta say. I have no fewer than eight novels started. I think I might have an attention span problem, but am determined to master the form.
Me: Last question for you: What tips do you have for other authors who want to get published?
Laurie: The traditional market is extremely competitive – so many great writers out there, and a limited number of opportunities to be seen. I'd suggest accepting lower-paying publications to build an audience, doing your best to keep your best foot forward when dealing with editors, publishers, cohorts (word gets around, I understand,) and not fearing the self-publishing route.
As far as writing goes, everyone has their own practice that works best for them. There's no one right way to write well. But I would say that cultivating a rich environment from which to grow those stories is important. That means reading all sorts of stuff, learning as much as possible about the world and how it works, and not being afraid to play with it. That's all I've got, I think. Unless I left out something important.
Me: I think that's great advice. Anything else you'd like to add? About writing, horror stories, life in general?
Laurie: Golly. Yes. Like many writers, I can get angsty about the whole exercise. What am I doing? What's the point? Why am I even trying, when I'll never … et cetera. Every time I've convinced myself I was done, that the struggle wasn't worth it, I found a way back in. I think my subconscious found it for me, and my friends shoved me gently back to my desk. I'd like to urge anyone who writes or who wants to write not to give up. It's an endeavor that will drive you nuts sometimes, but the rewards are amazing. Do it. Stop thinking so much and just do it.
Me: Exactly. There are so many options now too – you can self-publish, submit to billions of publications at all levels, share it with your friends on a blog, even hide it in your desk drawer. But if you want to write, do it.
Laurie: Yes! It's not about selling that blockbuster, so much. It's about the unique connection writers and readers have, across those pages. It's a kind of magic, really.
Make sure to check out Laurie's book, Grasping at Shadows: A Collection of Short Stories. You can also connect with her on Twitter – @PaulsenLM – or at her blog.


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Featured crypto, SafeMoon is the subject of a major security alert. A potential flaw in the smart contract could cost a whopping $20 million.
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But the potential vulnerabilities do not only concern this point. HashEx also points to functions of the smart contract related to the payment of rewards. Thus, an attacker could direct these rewards to a specific wallet.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. Joe Crede Jersey . -- The Royals shook up their coaching staff Thursday in an attempt to jumpstart their failing offence, making Dale Sveum the hitting coach and Mike Jirschele their third base coach. Pedro Grifol, who took over as hitting coach last season, will now instruct catchers. The moves were announced after the Royals finished off a disastrous homestand that included a sweep at the hands of Houston, and before they opened a four-game series in Toronto. Sveum said the Royals havent done a good enough job this season of hitting pitches in the upper half of the strike zone. "The bottom line is weve struggled with elevation and weve swung at pitches down in the zone probably way too much," he said. "From thigh high to the top of the strike zone, were not doing enough damage." The Royals began the day last in the majors with 21 homers, putting them on pace to match the 1976 club for the fewest in franchise history for a non-strike-shortened season. Theyre also last in the American League in runs and slugging percentage. "There is not one man in the lineup thats hitting the ball well," Royals designated hitter Billy Butler said Wednesday. "Were just cold." Yost said "a different voice can make a difference," to struggling batters, but the Royals have heard plenty of voices about hitting: Sveum is Kansas Citys fifth hitting coach in less than three seasons. The Royals let go of Kevin Seitzer two years ago in the hope that somebody else would help the club generate more power. Seitzer was eventually hired by the Blue Jays, who currently lead the majors with 76 homers -- more than Kansas City is on pace for all season. Jack Maloof and Andre David were hired before last season, but they only made it a couple of months before they were reassigned within the franchise. It was at that point that the Royals hired Grifol and Hall of Famer George Brett on an interim basis. The Royals showed signs of life once that duo was in charge, slowly climbing into playoff contention. Grifol was given the job on a full-time basis after Brett stepped down in July, but lasted less than a year in the role. "Hes the one that pulled us out of our trouble last year," Yost said of Grifol Thursday. "A year later, we find ourselves in the exact same spot." Sveum, a former Brewers and Cubs manager, had been serving as the Royals third base coach. But he also has plenty of experience as a hitting coach, helping Milwaukee finish in the top three of the National League in homers in each of his three seasons. "Hes got experience, he studies hitting," Yost said. "Hes got a lot of knowledge. He helped Prince Fielder get, in my opinion, to the next level as an offensive performer." Ross Detwiler White Sox Jersey . The goals took Liverpools tally in the Premier League this season to 70, overtaking Manchester City as the top scorers, and left the fourth-place team just four points behind league leader Chelsea. Hugh Duffy Jersey . The thinking at the time was Clowney could have already been promised he would be selected first overall by the Houston Texans, therefore negating any need to meet with any other teams. The plot took another twist this week.Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Steve Delabar is going back to the minors. The righty was sent back down to Triple-A Buffalo for the second time this week in order to make room for Liam Hendriks who will get the start Friday night against the Cincinnati Reds. Delabar waas sent down Tuesday but was called back up for Thursdays game against the New York Yankees when Brett Cecil went to the disabled list. Jack Mcdowell White Sox Jersey . The 30-year-old has appeared in 30 games this season, recording a 4.91 earned run average and a 3-0 record. ' ' '
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MADRID, Spain -- Atletico Madrid finally got the better of Spanish rival Barcelona on Wednesday as Kokes early goal guided his team to a 1-0 win and into the Champions League semifinals with a 2-1 aggregate victory. Yeezy 350 v2 2019 . Adrian Lopez filled in for injured striker Diego Costa and created the fifth-minute goal after hitting the post, as the Atletico forward headed an ensuing cross on to Koke to fire home. The boisterous atmosphere at the Vicente Calderon Stadium unsettled Barcelona early on, and Atletico striker David Villa hit the woodwork twice within the opening 20 minutes. Barcelona dug in but produced few tangible scoring chances apart from a pair of first-half misses by Lionel Messi. Atletico, which leads Barcelona by one point in the league, reached the last four of Europes top competition for the first time since 1974. The teams had played four previous games this season which all ended in draws, but Atleticos breakthrough kept Barcelona from the semifinals for the first time in seven seasons. "We just have to keep working hard and stay calm because we still havent won anything," said Atletico coach Diego Simeone, whose team will face either crosstown rival Real Madrid, Chelsea, or Bayern Munich in a two-legged semifinal. Bayern beat Manchester United 3-1 on Wednesday to eliminate the English champions 4-2 overall. Adrian replaced Costa after Atleticos star striker failed to recover from a hamstring injury and the little-used forward immediately made a mark by rocketing a shot off the near post just before the opening goal. Adrian eventually headed the ball back across the area for Koke to score from close range to the delight of the capacity crowd. Atletico, feeding off the roar of its home supporters, had Barcelona consistently on the back foot early on and Villa found the post in the 11th-minute. Barcelona controlled possession but Atletico was dangerous on the counter as Villa fired on the run over goalkeeper Jose Manuel Pinto but off the crossbar -- the teams third touch of the woodwork. Messi had Barcelonas lone scoring chances of the first half as he headed Dani Alves cross past the near post in the 13th before firing wide past the opposite post near the break after Neymars quick footwork created the chance inside the area. Barcelona took control from the restart as Atletico hung back, with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois doing well to poke the ball away at Messis feet as he darted through the area and then recover in time to ensure the ball was deflected over goal in the ensuing scramble. "There was a big difference between one team and another early on. We couldnt string together four or five passes like we needed to," Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino said. "If we had managed to equalize we might have been able to play the game we wanted." Adrian was taken off to a rousing ovation in the 61st and replaced by Diego Ribas, who scored Atleticos goal in the 1-1 draw in the first leg. Minutes later, Pinto was diving to save from the Brazilian on a counterattack before Atleticos penalty appeals were waved off when Barcelona defender Javier Mascherano tripped up Villa inside the area. Villa and Gabi Fernandez led another counter in the 70th, only for Pinto to kick out Gabis weak shot. Barcelona failed to muster up anything more and Pinto had to make a late save on Villa to keep it close, but the Catalans could not break through the hosts tight defence. "I thought we deserved the draw," Barcelona midfielder Xavi Hernandez said, despite his team managing just five attempts on goal to Atleticos nine. "The game got away from us." After walking off the pitch to loud cheers, the Atletico players re-emerged again to celebrate a memorable victory with the nearly 50,000 fans. 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Whats behind Erik Hurtados sudden and dramatic turnaround? Why is he all of a sudden scoring highlight reel goals and game winners? According to Whitecaps Coach Carl Robinson there is no difference. Fake College Jerseys . Hes the same player he always was, only now his efforts are being rewarded. The rookie manager has made a habit of heaping praise on others when things are going well, and accepting criticism when they arent. But in the case of Hurtado, its what the coach is NOT saying that may be the secret to a superb run of form. Last year, you could almost see the Santa Clara grad thinking while he played. "Should I go here?" "Whos my man?" "Do I shoot or do I cross?" The amount of times a promising attack would fizzle out at his feet was frustrating for not just the fans, but his former manager as well. When your coach loses faith, its tough to believe in yourself. So the mantra this year for Hurtado and many of the other young studs in the Whitecaps stable is stop thinking. Just go play. For the most part, its working. Hurtado has been employed as both a lone striker, and a right sided weapon. Hes looked equally dangerous in both roles. One can only imagine what might happen when his freedom of thought becomes routine and instinctual. Compare the Real Salt Lake game a month ago, when in the late stages, last years fifth overall pick burst down the right flank and instead of unleashing one of his palm stinging drives, he squared it up for a team-mate, with coach Robinson pleading for a shot. From virtually the same spot in last Saturdays game against Seattle Sounders Hurtado blasted home off the cross bar, and the Whitecaps were back on level terms only minutes after cruelly falling behind. There was no thought. There was no passing of responsibility. It was the same explosive drive the 23-year-old has unleashed hundreds of times in training, and throughout his formative years. The ball doesnt seem to run away from "E-Money" anymore either. His touch is tidier, the runs are becoming less predictable, and the end product is inherently powerful. Youd be hard pressed to find a similarly statured player with the kinds of tools Hurtado possesses. Hes been told more than once that a running back in the other type of football might have suited his skill set more. Thankfully his dad wasnt having it. Now the one time Beaverton Oregon boy gets to return to the state of his youth, as a bona fide starter, and a legitimate threat. Surely the family and friends in attendance will motivate him further, rather than distract. Carl Robinson could also have the luxury of Darren Mattocks at his disposal for the June 1st tilt at Providence Park. Mattocks will be racking up the air miles on Jamaican duty, but will still be available to face his old Akron Zips coach Caleb Porter, and best pal Darlington Nagbe. Might we see Hurtado, Mattocks and Manneh all on the park at once as some supporters had fantasized already last pre-season? Hopefully the manager can keep them all from thinking about it too much. Fake Jerseys From China . Mohamed Diame put West Ham ahead in the 47th minute before goals by substitutes Carlton Cole and Joe Cole condemned Fulham to a fifth straight defeat, keeping the visitors in the bottom three. Fake NHL Jerseys . The post-season, Pierce said repeatedly, is no time to panic. And the Heat, apparently, are nothing to fear. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Rodney Stuckey pulled the Pistons out of trouble. Stuckey came off the bench to score 26 points and the Detroit reserves helped wipe out a 19-point deficit as the Pistons topped Boston 115-111. Stuckeys free throws with 57 seconds left broke a 111-all tie and gave Detroit the lead for good. "They got us back in with their energy," coach John Loyer said of his reserves, who helped the team end a two-game skid. The Pistons trailed by 19 points in third quarter and were down 95-85 at the start of the fourth before embarking on a 15-4 run that gave them their first lead since early in the game. The teams traded the lead several times before Stuckeys free throws. Bostons Jerryd Bayless tried for a go-ahead shot in the final seconds but his 3-point try rimmed out. Greg Monroe had 21 points and Brandon Jennings added 20 for Detroit, which also got 19 and 20 rebounds from Andre Drummond, who tied the game at 111 on a tip with 1:52 to play. Thirteen of his caroms were on the offensive glass, giving him 402 this season and making him the most prolific single-season offensive rebounder since 2000. "I pride myself on getting offensive rebounds," Drummond said. "Thats how I get my points." Jerryd Bayless had 25 points and Jeff Green added 22 for the Celtics, who lost their eighth straight and have dropped 12 in a row on the road. Bostons lead was 82-63 midway through the third before Detroit rallied produced a handful of runs to keep the lead from getting past 20. Pistons reserve Jonas Jerebko had consecutive 3-pointers midway through the final period to give the Piistons a lead. Fake Jerseys Free Shipping . Rookie Peyton Siva had all five of his career-best five assists in the fourth. "The reason we won the game was Peyton Siva," Drummond said. "His energy in the fourth quarter was tremendous. He ran the show. The Celtics looked sharp from the field in the first three quarters but had several droughts in the final period. They had just six field goals and 16 points in the fourth and did not score in the final three minutes. "I thought we let off the gas defensively a couple of times and all of a sudden, instead of a 19-point game, its a 13- or 12-point game," Boston coach Brad Stevens said. "We have seen that time and again in this league that those leads go quick." Bostons Jared Sullinger, one of the worst 3-point shooters (.253 per cent) in the league, made his first four tries from behind the arc. He scored 22 points and had 10 rebounds Saturday night in place of the injured Kris Humphries. Rookie Phil Pressey added a career-best 11 assists. Boston guard Rajon Rondo, who had a triple double in Fridays loss to Philadelphia, did not play Saturday. Hes missed the second game of back-to-back nights since he returned to the roster in January. NOTES: Drummonds offensive rebound total is the most since New Jerseys Jayson Williams (443) and Chicagos Dennis Rodman (421) during the 1997-98 season. . Detroits bench outscored Bostons 38-11. . Humphries missed the game after injuring his right patella tendon in the loss to Philadelphia. . The Celtics last road win was Feb. 10 at Milwaukee. . Detroit hadnt won consecutive home games since mid-February. ' ' '


Unless he decides to keep his mouth firmly shut and close his Twitter account for the duration, both of which are highly unlikely, Trump will, as always, dominate the proceedings.
To the evident satisfaction of enemies of whatever happens to be the status quo, whose mission in life is to get people to march up and down streets, shout slogans and (if they feel they can get away with it) hurl stones and even Molotov cocktails at the cops, the travelling roadshow known as the G20 has hit Buenos Aires to celebrate yet another summit in which "world leaders" will go through the motions of discussing weighty topics before coming up with a suitably uplifting final statement.
On this occasion, that may be asking too much. Donald Trump is prone not only to dismiss the pieties that are currently enshrined in what is assumed to be the international consensus, but also to make his contempt for most of them scandalously clear. His views on such matters have far more in common with those of the protestors who are trying to besiege the gathering than with the ones favoured by his alleged peers. Unless he decides to keep his mouth firmly shut and close his Twitter account for the duration, both of which are highly unlikely, Trump will, as always, dominate the proceedings.
The worldwide "Trump derangement syndrome," the notion that were it not for the unpredictable behaviour of the disruptive US president it would be fairly easy to solve the problems upsetting "the international community," has made life easier for other potentates by helping them distract attention from the difficulties confronting them back home. Though none of them has much idea about what should be done when tens of millions of jobs get devoured by automation, how to narrow the rapidly growing gap between the incomes of a few and those of a hard-pressed majority or handle social unrest attributable to large-scale immigration from countries whose mores are incompatible with those of their increasingly reluctant hosts, and much else besides, they can always win a couple of brownie points by denouncing the latest Trumpian Twitter outrage.
In the G20 get-together, Trump's principal antagonist is expected to be Xi Jinping, an autocrat whose country should soon boast a gross national product bigger than that of the United States and then, unless it stumbles badly, as it well could in the not too distant future, be bigger than that of the entire Western world put together. To achieve this, China, with its almost 1.4 billion inhabitants as against the slightly more than 1.1 billion of the US, Canada, Australia and Europe (including Russia, Ukraine and Belarus), combined, would need to become about as productive per capita as South Korea, a goal that already seems to be within reach.
By then, the world will have entered an entirely new era. Xi knows this. Unlike Trump, who for good reasons feels the US will have to move quickly and make full use of its many assets if it wants to remain top nation for much longer, Xi thinks his country can afford to bide its time and play a long game by trying to look as innocuous as possible in the eyes of Westerners while it keeps getting richer and builds up its power by taking advantage of the opportunities provided by relatively free trade.
The Chinese clearly believe that their hour has finally come and others had better get used to it. In their own neighbourhood, they have adopted fairly aggressive policies, claiming sovereignty over wide stretches of water despite the objections of the Vietnamese, Filipinos and Japanese and building military bases on recently constructed artificial islands. At home, they are trying to "re-educate" members of the Muslim minority in special camps in an effort to make them more like their Han compatriots, if that is the word. Needless to say, were a Western country to do the same the entire "Muslim world" would react with fury, but as China is thought to be impervious to outside criticism, most Muslim leaders have preferred to remain silent.
Globalisation and the discontents it is bringing in its wake are in large measure the result of China's apparently unstoppable rise. For poor countries such as Argentina, competing with the US and Western Europe, where wages have long been far higher, proved hard enough. Competing with China, where labour costs are still much lower, has turned out to be far more difficult. Without protectionist barriers disguised as trade agreements, China would have taken over the lucrative international clothing market 30 years ago when shops in Argentina and elsewhere suddenly started offering decent enough garments that Raúl Alfonsín, among others, thought were criminally cheap. Since then, China's ability to produce immense quantities of ever more sophisticated consumer goods and sell them at accessible prices has increased so much that it has helped prop up living standards in the developed world. It also prevented other countries from making headway in what they, along with most development economists, had assumed would be their natural markets. Luckily for the laggards, China has moved on and is now letting low-wage countries like Bangladesh do what it once did.
Argentina and Brazil have been relegated to the same league. As things stand, neither has much chance of building a manufacturing base capable of taking on China's or, for that matter, Japan's, North America's or Europe's. Much as nationalists, who for decades made industrialisation a priority, may dislike the idea, for the foreseeable future they will have to supplement their earnings from the export of farm products plus raw materials with tourism and what are generically called services which, by and large, depend on the presence of a highly educated workforce.
The challenge China poses to the rest of world is a formidable one not only because there are so many Chinese but also because a considerable proportion of them are determined to make the most of their many talents. Like 19th century Germans and Japanese, they appreciate that "human capital" is their greatest asset and are doing their utmost to develop it. There are not that many "snowflakes" or devotees of what are scornfully described as "grievance studies" in China these days, but there are a huge number of young men and women who like nothing better than coming to grips with the hard sciences, engineering and other demanding disciplines, as well as learning English or, with the consummate skill that comes from much practice, playing European classical music which, happily, has found a new home in the Far East.


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El Edificio Cénit es un edificio de oficinas de estilo moderno ubicado en la Avenida de Mayo en su esquina con la calle peatonal Perú en el centro de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Fue diseñado por el arquitecto Carlos Corona y construido por la empresa de Eugenio Grasetto en el año 1971. Es uno de los pocos edificios de estilo moderno que se han permitido construir en la Avenida de Mayo, que se caracteriza por sus construcciones de estilo europeo de fines del siglo XIX y comienzos del XX.

El edificio posee 14 pisos en altura y un entrepiso destinados a oficinas, y  en la actualidad (año 2021) su planta baja es ocupada por tres locales comerciales de diferentes rubros: agencia de lotería, cadena de venta de calzado informal y tienda oficial distribuidora de Movistar;  durante muchos años ocupó la esquina la tienda discos Musimundo.  Las empresas alojadas en  las oficinas son compañías aseguradoras (Federación Patronal), empresas de sistemas,  brokers de seguros,   despachantes de aduana, turismo (Avantrip), estudios contables, estudios de abogados, organizadora de eventos, ferias empresariales y convenciones, desarrolladoras de productos financieros, entre otros rubros.

El edificio fue construido en el año 1973, sus plantas de 250 m² son libres, y hay oficinas  con tipologías de de 248 m², 62, 74 y 104 m².

Alojaba a la compañía Federación Patronal Seguros S.A. y poseía un reloj analógico a la altura de su entrepiso en la esquina que lo caracterizaba.

Referencias

Cénit
Edificios del barrio de Monserrat (Buenos Aires)
Arquitectura moderna en Argentina
Edificios de oficinas de Argentina del siglo XX
Edificios y estructuras terminadas en 1971
Arquitectura de Argentina de 1971

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Q: Installing fftw-3.3.7 I have installed mpich in my laptop with ubuntu 18.04. I have been trying to install fftw-3.3.7. Wile configuring I have used following command
./configure --prefix=/opt/fftw MPICC=mpicc CC=gcc --enable-type-prefix --with-gcc --enable-mpi F77=gfortran F90=gfortran --with-g77-wrappers LDFLAGS="-L/opt/mpich/lib" MPILIBS="-L/opt/mpich/lib -lmpi" CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/mpich/include "

I am getting error as
configure: error: could not find mpi library for --enable-mpi

I have checked echo $LD_LIBRARY_PATH and it shows
:/opt/mpich/lib

I have also checked path of installed mpich using which mpicc
it shows :
/opt/mpich/bin

What is wrong here?

A: This:
PATH=$PATH:/opt/mpich/bin CC=mpicc F77=mpif77 F90=mpif90 \
  ./configure --prefix=/opt/fftw --enable-mpi --with-g77-wrappers

would be more the correct command. You are mixing environment variables and configure options. Environment variables needs to be assigned before ./configure. Also --enable-type-prefix --with-gcc both are meaningless with fftw3's configure script.
But please help me understand, why one would want to have their own build instead of using the distribution's. After all, that's why we install distributions?
sudo apt -y install libmpich-dev
Would have solved all your issues. I undertand the specific fftw build. It's a performance issue. But mpich2?

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Ejisu-Juaben Assembly gets a Presiding Member
Ejisu (Ash), Jan. 27, GNA - The Ejisu-Juaben District Assembly has elected Mr Michael Dwomoh Sarpong, the incumbent Presiding Member and Assemblyman for Donyina as its Presiding Member.
He polled 47 votes out of the 56 Assembly members present. The election followed the stepping down of Mr Yaw Sekyere, the other contestant and Assemblyman for Apromase.
In a post-election address, Mr Dwomoh-Sarpong thanked the Assembly members for reaching a consensus and electing him as the Presiding Member and called for unity and co-operation from all to enable the District to move forward.
Mr Yaw Ahenkora Afrifa, the District Chief Executive, was happy that the Assembly had finally been able to elect a Presiding Member and advised the members to co-operate with him for the smooth implementation of projects.
He urged the Presiding Member to redouble his efforts and do more than he did during his first tenure of office, saying that not all the Assembly members were satisfied with his work during his first term in office.


MEXICO CITY: At least 14 people were killed, including five children, and scores more were injured in an explosion at a house where fireworks were stored in central Mexico's Puebla state, authorities said on Tuesday.
The blast occurred on Monday night in San Isidro, Chilchotla, during preparations for a local festival next week.
"A group of people lived in the house where the pyrotechnic material was stored for use in the festivities.
A firework launched by someone outside the house fell on top of the fireworks, causing the explosion that knocked down the home," the government of Puebla said in a statement.
Nine people were killed on the spot and five more died after being taken to nearby hospitals.
Earlier, 30 people were reported injured.
A senior official in the Puebla state government, Diodoro Carrasco, told a local radio station that despite state laws on storing fireworks it was difficult to prevent these types of accidents.
A series of massive explosions destroyed a fireworks market outside the Mexican capital in December, killing at least 35 people, injuring dozens and leaving the market a charred wasteland.


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Michael Pavitt: No clear cut solution to Rule 40 and athlete representation debates
By Michael Pavitt
Athlete representation has been the focus of the past couple of weeks in sports governance circles, with several different events featuring panellists musing over the topic.
The topic has been covered as the recent EU Sports Forum in Bucharest, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) International Athletes' and World Olympians Forums and the Partners for Clean Competition event in London this past week.
The events have proved an interesting watch from afar - thanks to the ability to live stream.
IOC President Thomas Bach began the International Athletes' Forum with a typically frustrating speech. The German stated there was "no single truth and way to do something" before clearly deeming Athletes' Commissions as the sole way to do athlete representation.
"I know you can speak for yourself," Bach said. "You do not need others, who pretend to speak on your behalf. You are sitting in the decision-making organisations and on the Boards of your organisations. You are in a much more powerful position than just commenting on decisions from outside."
Bach succeeded in both beating the drum for a greater athlete voice and slamming the door to voices from outside the existing sports framework.
The Forum itself did appear a worthwhile exercise in some areas, with presentations and discussions taking place on important topics such as mental health and the safeguarding of athletes.
Bach also deserves credit for fielding around two hours' worth of questions from athletes, even if he did not necessarily give them the answers they were hoping for.
Rule 40 and the IOC's solidarity model were two of the key topics to under the spotlight, along with a probing question of the governance standards of sporting organisations. Most of these questions appeared to come from Canadian athletes.
IOC President Thomas Bach fielded questions from Athletes' Commission representatives last week in Lausanne ©IOC
While the IOC have continually resisted change to Rule 40, Bach offered his "recommendation" to athletes to begin negotiations with their respective National Olympic Committees (NOC) on the issue. His statement followed the recent ruling in Germany, which scaled back the advertising restrictions placed on athletes by the IOC's rule.
The case had been brought by the Federal Association of the German Sports Goods Industry, German athletes' group Athleten Deutschland and two athletes.
Rule 40.3 of the Olympic Charter warns that "no competitor, team official or other team personnel who participates in the Olympic Games may allow his person, name, picture or sports performances to be used for advertising purposes during the Olympic Games".
Bach's comments certainly appeared to offer greater flexibility, but there are questions that remain over the approach he suggested would work.
Max Hartung, who chairs the German athletes group, explained in an excellent podcast with fellow fencer Joseph Polossifakis of Canada how they had sought legal help to push for greater rights. Hartung highlighted how athletes do not necessarily have the skills required to ensure they could challenge and achieve a satisfactory result.
It seems clear that other athlete groups would not have the resources of the German group, who have Government rather than IOC or NOC funding, to enter complex negotiations over their rights.
About the solidarity model, there was a lengthy presentation from the IOC detailing their repeated claim they redistribute 90 per cent of revenues to sport.
Personally, I think the model is a good a thing. Having had the fortune to spend time in the Pacific over the past couple of years, I have been able hear how some of the IOC's Olympic Solidarity funding does benefit both athletes getting to the Games, as well as projects on raising awareness of climate change and educating people on diseases. Benefiting society through sport is part of the IOC's job.
It was useful in the debate held on the subject last week to have the input of the athlete representative from Mali, who detailed how the funding is vital to ensuring they can help athletes and send a team to the Olympic Games.
Australia's IOC Athletes' Commission member James Tomkins was probably right when he claimed that if the model did not exist, several countries would not be able to attend.
🗣 IOC President Thomas Bach supports the proposal for USD $10million in direct funding per Olympiad to support the athletes' commissions of National Olympic Committees and Continental Associations.#Athlete365 #AthletesForum pic.twitter.com/8sk2GNwP5I
— Athlete365 (@Athlete365) April 14, 2019
What I did find frustrating though, was how "recommendations" were produced at the close of the IOC Athletes' Forum, which would then be passed on to the IOC Executive Board.
One of the recommendations was the assertation that athletes supported "the strengthening of the IOC solidarity funding model", which you could argue was not unanimous the case given that there were questions over the IOC's redistribution of funds.
The recommendations were swiftly passed by the athlete representatives present, which seemed to fly in the face of what I would argue Athletes' Commissions should be doing. Given they had been the recipients of the presentation about the model and the reasoning, would it not make sense for them to return to their countries and disseminate the information to fellow athletes and garner feedback.
It may have ended with unanimous support for the recommendations. Or it could have ended with some tweaking, which could suggest backing of the model but encouragement for the IOC to consider ways to satisfy the concerns of other athletes.
Athletes, who are largely from Western nations, do also have a case when it comes to ensuring they had the requisite rewards for their achievements.
While Bach is understandably defensive of Athletes' Commissions, I wonder whether there is scope for changes to be made.
Hartung questioned whether the IOC Athletes' Commission is truly representative of its electorate and wondered whether it made sense for elections to take place during the Olympic Games.
"There is little campaigning and it is hard to determine what they stand for," he said. "At the Olympics, do athletes really sit down and decide who the athletes are, what they represent.
"It is hard, you are at the Olympic Games, the biggest moment of your life, it is not the time to decide. If you vote for Guy A on this policy and he does not stand for it, is there a recall?"
German fencer Max Hartung currently leads the independent German athletes group ©Getty Images
The EU Sports Forum also saw an allegation made that one federation had handpicked their own Athletes' Commission, which could lead to suggestions the body would simply subscribe to the views of the governing body's leadership.
While the IOC have pointed to how 35 out of the 95 IOC members are Olympians and former athletes, you could argue a negative aspect of this, is that the supporting the status quo can been seen a positive career move. In recent years, more outspoken "opponents" of the IOC have departed the organisation, while those seen as adopting its position have enjoyed greater roles.
The trump care for the Athletes' Commissions is their ability to claim they have a wider representation from around the world.
Sports lawyer Mike Morgan was right when he highlighted how athlete groups were "too fragmented" in Olympic sports at the Partners for Clean Competition event in London, pointing out this made collective bargaining difficult.
This is clear in regard to anti-doping, where the spectrum of opinions from athletes differs wildly whenever a case occurs. Some athletes will call for life bans, others will suggest more leniency and education across the board.
The fragmentation was touched upon by Hartung in the podcast, when he highlighted how athlete representation on a worldwide scale was a challenging issue and one facing the recently founded Global Athlete.
"They have to solve the problem of how to get everyone together and solve the problem of governance, ensuring they can give themselves legitimacy and say we can speak for a big group of athletes," he said.
"Maybe it can be an international platform, maybe we can be a blueprint from Germany, we hope we can do this one day.
"We cannot have a discussion with the IOC on a global scale and right now Global Athlete can't either, but I hope they can do that one day.
"We are seeing how they set up and what their next moves will be."
Globally it will be fascinating to see how the push for increased athlete representation develops. While it remains fragmented, it is easy for sporting organisations to continue to operate on a system that has worked for them for so long.
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Strategic Hero Shooter - In gigantic, you and your Guardian must vanquish the enemy team and their guardian with a mixture of shooting and strategy.
Motiga might call Gigantic a "strategic hero shooter," but you can't ignore the way that MOBAs influenced the game's design. Not that this is a bad thing. MOBAs have become one of the biggest genres for a reason (for the time being, at least, thanks to the continued rise of games like PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS), they're fiercely competitive, and can be fiercely fun – toxicity notwithstanding.
Gigantic's Guardians are at the core of what the game unique.
These towering behemoths fight, defend, and rampage through the battlefield. Since the enemy Guardian is invulnerable most of the time, much of the game revolves around empowering your Guardian to the point that it can attack the enemy and render it vulnerable. Do this by killing players, creatures, and collecting orbs on the map. Summoning creatures at the various circles of power throughout each map is also a surefire way of ensuring that your Guardian powers up. Only then can you attack and deal damage. Dealing enough damage during a vulnerable phase will wound the enemy Guardian. Wound it three times, and you win. It's as simple as that – give or take the constant struggling of two similarly skilled teams. Ensuring that your Guardian takes as little damage as possible while it is vulnerable is paramount, more so than running around the map hunting for kills.
Gigantic is lucky to be alive. Microsoft was originally slated to publish the game exclusively on the Xbox One and Windows 10 (you can still find Gigantic on the Windows Store if that tickles your fancy). But one thing led to another and Microsoft removed itself from the equation. Motiga had to lay off virtually its entire staff, and it seemed as though the fork would soon be stuck into Gigantic. But persevere it did, and soon, Perfect World Entertainment swooped in to help ensure that Gigantic did not fizzle and die.
Much like Overwatch, Paladins, and Lawbreakers, Gigantic calls itself a hero shooter, and much like most other third-person shooters, you aim with a crosshair and perform a primary attack – ranged or melee – with the left mouse button. But what would a game with only one way to attack be? Heroes feature a handful of other abilities, including an "ultimate." Ultimates are where focus comes in. Attack enemies and perform your role (tank, DPS, support) to increase your focus meter, then use those charges to either cast your ultimate ability, or summon creatures for your team at those circles of power.
Aim, shoot, and (hopefully) kill.
The general flow of battle in Gigantic becomes a fast-paced skirmish of killing enemies, attacking circles of power, defending circles of power, and then joining your Guardian as it rampages. A well-coordinated team can win matches lightning fast, but if the enemy team stages a solid defense of their Guardian, those battles can last a bit longer.
If World of Warcraft taught us anything, it's that style sells (or more importantly, the Blizzard name). But creating a stylized enough art design for a game will give it a timeless quality. The look that Motiga has created gives the game a splendid CGI/cartoonish quality that would feel right at home on the big screen. The system requirements aren't too steep, so the game should run quite well on a wide variety of machines.
At the moment, though, the game is locked at 60 FPS, but Motiga hopes to get the game optimized for 144hz monitors soon.
It might cost a little money, but you too can look stylish.
Like any good free-to-play game, you can spend lots of money on Gigantic, or none at all. Each of the game's 21 heroes has a price tag of $4-6 USD, purchased with in-game rubies. Crowns are the currency that you earn through playing the game. Those, too, can be used to purchase both heroes and creatures, as well as a handful of the cosmetic skins. There are also premium skins that are only available through rubies.
To help in the grind that we're all accustomed to when it comes to free-to-play games, there are quests in the form of fortune cards. These give you tasks such as dealing 3,000 damage across multiple games, or earning 25 kills. These fortune cards grant anywhere between 500 and 1000 crowns, and considering that each hero costs between 5,000 and 10,000 (13,000 for the new ones), the grind is definitely still alive in Gigantic for anyone who doesn't want to abide by the weekly free-to-play rotation of heroes.
Gigantic is no MOBA, even if it does draw some inspiration from those games. If you're looking for fast-paced hero shooter, one with an interesting hook in its Guardian gameplay, then Gigantic might not be a gigantic waste of time.
Ready to enter the world of Gigantic? Click here to play now!
Gigantic takes the burgeoning hero shooter genre and twists it up a bit with fast-paced gameplay and Guardian on Guardian action.


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JAIPUR: Rajasthan Congress chief Sachin Pilot today claimed that the state has suffered a loss of Rs 1.2 lakh crore in the three years of the Vasundhara Raje government.
"The BJP government has spent the bare minimum on developing infrastructure, agriculture, education and health. The state has suffered a loss of Rs 1.2 lakh crore in the past three years," he alleged in a statement.
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Since his very first works, Igor Eškinja focused on the so-called "visual experiences": the leading role of his exhibitions is not played by the object but by the audience, as the artist literally plays with our expectations and our perception of third dimension.
Eškinja tries to create situations at the same time worrying and amazing, critical and subversive, realizing little and simple interventions in the exhibiting space, stretching out to minimalism concerning the choice of materials and the expressiveness. The only truly important thing is the observer and his perceptive experience throughout the temporariness of the exhibition, instead of the real and persistent existence of the object. Eškinja's works are declaration about the falseness of vision, relativity of reference systems, in a complete revolution of our experience. Compositions are two-dimensional, perfectly treated in the details using simplicity to create metaphors and symbologies. The fleeting of the title is the quickness of perception and its precariousness, the illusion of reality, the transitory of human reference systems in a world made of images, perceptive habits, and fossilization of the external relationships. In actuality Eškinja's installations are also fleeting, sometimes they are even destroyed at the end of the exhibition, reinvented with different materials in another combination of elements.


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Why Architecture Education Needs to Embrace Evidence-Based Design, Now
Two professors argue for the importance of neurological research in design
Justin B. Hollander and Ann Sussman
Justin B. Hollander, PhD, is an associate professor in the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning at Tufts University. Ann Sussman, AIA, is an architect, artist, and coauthor with Dr. Hollander of the award-winning Cognitive Architecture: Designing for How We Respond to the Built Environment.
The places we live, work, and play in, the buildings and human settlements that surround us, are designed by architects who have largely lost their way. The entire architecture profession is adrift amidst the tumult of today's innovations, both in the world's continued industrialization and stratospheric advances in technology.
Indeed, the Organization of Economic and Cooperation and Development (OECD) noting these seismic shifts, labelled the 19th century as the Age of Engineering, the 20th, as the Age of Chemistry and Physics, and our time, the 21st century, the new Age of Biology. While the practice of architecture has adapted in response to some innovation, from new building materials to Computer-Aided Design (CAD), its core pedagogical theories remain parked in the past, neglecting recent significant insights the biological sciences have delivered about the human condition and how we function.
These new discoveries make a longstanding debate about the purpose of architecture and the best way to build, moot. We now have incontrovertible biological evidence that the built environment affects humans, both mentally and physically. We can track it. We can deliver hard data and measure down to cortisol levels how different built environments engender biochemical changes in our bodies and can harm human health, both mentally and physically. This means we can no longer teach future architects that the abstract parti is the unique central organizing feature of design; we need to put people and biology and human functions at the center of their thinking, just like top tech and auto designers already do. We need to disabuse architectural design educators of the false premise in their core thinking, that the mind is a "blank slate." This is not the case: Humans enter the world hardwired to respond to specific patterns in very specific ways; carmakers and advertisers and computer scientists all know this, it's time for architects to learn biological reality, too.
Some of these tools to understand psychological and neurological responses to our buildings have been of interest to environmental psychologists for decades. Indeed, the environmental design field has pressed this imperative since John Zeisel's important Inquiry by Design in 2006. Zeisel, and many others since, have argued that applied psychology methods can be used to understand how people respond to different designs before a building is built, thereby empowering the architect to make improvements. This research-based design approach has been largely dismissed by the architectural education community. We argue that the reason is that at the heart of much of the environmental design literature are studies that are subjective in nature, hard to replicate, or with limited internal validity. However, these limitations no longer hold us back. The explosion of scientific and tech innovation has produced a battery of new biometric tools for uncovering the thoughts, feelings, and emotional responses people have to built conditions. This evidence can no longer be ignored by architectural educators. And when given the opportunity, we've found students clamor for it.
Many educators still challenge the very notion of quantifying the experience of being in a building or street. These critics demand that the discipline of architecture is supposed to make people think and, sometimes, be scared, or in awe, and that environmental psychologists are trying to dull the design professions down to create banal environments.
This is extraneous; the client, an emotional animal that thinks, is hardwired to lookout for her safety and security at all times without any conscious effort. And our emotional experience, to approach or avoid a building in the environment is always determined without intellectual input initially anyway, our brain design precluding any other arrangement.
In today's America, where we are in the midst of a public health epidemic regarding mental health, where obesity rates have skyrocketed, reaching 40 percent, we need to do everything we can to improve building practices and our built environments, making them more healthful and happy. As a country, ranking 31st in longevity, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), we simply can't afford not to. Too many lives depend on it. Architects today face a unique opportunity to reshape the environment so it's a better fit with our biological nature. They are in an unprecedented position to use evidence-based design and build what people want to, unconsciously, see and be in. With new biometric tools, they can more easily do postoccupancy evaluations, asking people where they feel at their best, ensuring that new projects are rooted in successful precedent—for real.
We need to integrate new biological frameworks into architectural education. The fact is, not following or understanding innate human imperatives, hurts us all. No one disagrees that two decades into this century we are at a disruptive time. Yet we also see our unique place in history as a fantastic moment of opportunity. "Evidence-based" design is not just reserved for medicine; it applies to architecture and creating healthful built environments for us all.
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Q: downloading with urllib.request.urlretrieve takes fixed time I've notice that urllib.request.urlretrieve(url, fname_with_path) takes 24 seconds to download any small file:
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A: Try using the solution provided here: python downloading is extremely slow. It helped me to speed up retrieving the files through dividing the operation into stages(downloading and writing to file).


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Jean  de Warenne, né en 1231 et décédé le 29 septembre 1304, est un baron anglo-normand, comte de Surrey, Sussex de 1240 à sa mort et gardien d'Écosse.

Une anecdote célèbre raconte comment, lors d'une enquête Quo warranto, en 1279, Jean brandit comme justification de ses droits une épée rouillée, preuve de la lutte que ses ancêtres avaient menée aux côtés de Guillaume le Conquérant.

Biographie

Famille
Jean est le fils de Guillaume IV de Warenne (♰ 1240), comte de Surrey, et de Mathilde le Maréchal (1192-1248), fille de Guillaume le Maréchal (v. 1146-1219) et d'Isabelle de Clare (1172-1220), comtesse de Pembroke (1185-1220) de plein droit.

Jean a une sœur aînée, Isabelle (v. 1228-av. 20 sept. 1282), et quatre frères et sœurs utérins provenant d'un premier mariage de sa mère avec Hugues Bigot (♰ 1225), comte de Norfolk (1221-1225).

Enfance
Jean de Warenne est encore enfant lorsque son père meurt (♰ 1240), il devient pupille du roi Henri III d'Angleterre et est élevé à la cour. Pierre II de Savoie, oncle de la reine Éléonore de Provence, devient le gardien de ses domaines jusqu'à sa majorité. Il épouse en 1247, Alix de Lusignan, demi-sœur du roi Henri III.

Seconde guerre des barons
Durant la Seconde guerre des barons (1264-1267), Jean reste d'abord fidèle au roi, puis rallie Simon V de Montfort avant de retourner dans le camp royal.

Guerre anglo-écossaise
Jean de Warenne participe aux campagnes écossaises d'Édouard  et commande notamment les forces anglaises à la bataille de Dunbar en 1296, où les écossais sont battus, puis le 11 septembre 1297 à Stirling où il est mis en déroute par William Wallace.

Mariage et descendance

Alix de Lusignan
Alix de Lusignan (v. 1229-1256) est le neuvième et dernier enfant d'Hugues X de Lusignan (v. 1182-1249), comte de la Marche (1219-1249) et de son épouse Isabelle d'Angoulême (v. 1188/1192-1246), reine consort d'Angleterre (1200-1216) et comtesse d'Angoulême suo jure (1202-1246). Alix porte le prénom de sa grand-mère maternelle, Alix de Courtenay (v. 1160-1218), comtesse d'Angoulême (v. 1186-1202).

Le 16 avril 1246, Henri III d'Angleterre, arrange son mariage avec Alix de la Maison de Lusignan. En 1247 le mariage est célébré. Le couple a trois enfants :

 Aliénor de Warenne (1251-av. 1282), épouse en 1268 Henry Percy (1235-1272), fils de Guillaume Percy (♰ 1245) et d'Hélène de Bailleul (♰ 1281). Ils ont des enfants, dont :
 Henry de Percy (1273-1314), 1er baron Percy d'Alnwick.
 Isabelle de Warenne (v. 1253-av. 1292), épouse de Jean Bailleul (1249-1314), roi d'Ecosse (1292-1296). Ils ont pour enfant :
 Édouard Bailleul (1283-1367), roi titulaire d'Ecosse (1332-1356).

 Guillaume V de Warenne (v. 1256-1286) est tué lors d'un tournoi. Il épouse Jeanne de Vere avec qui il a deux enfants
 Jean de Warenne (30 juin 1286-29 ou 30 juin 1347), 7 comte de Surrey et 2 comte de Sussex ;
 Alice de Warenne (15 juin 1287-23 mai 1338) , épouse d'Edmond FitzAlan, comte d'Arundel.

D'après Mathieu Paris, le mariage aurait provoqué un certain ressentiment au sein de la noblesse anglaise qui considérait les demi-frères et sœur du roi Henri III comme des parasites et un poids pour le royaume.

Jean I de Warenne devient un ami proche de son beau-frère, Guillaume Ier de Valence (v. 1227-1296), mari de sa cousine Jeanne de Montchensy (av. 1234-1307), comtesse de Pembroke (1245-1307), dame de Swanscombe (1255-1307).

Sceau et armoiries

Sceau [1301]
Avers : Rond, mm.

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Légende : S ⠅IOHIS ⠅DE WARENNIA ⠅COMITIS ⠅DE ⠅SVRREIA ⠅

Légende transcrite : Sigillum Iohis de Warennia Comitis de Surreia

Contre-sceau  : Rond,  mm.

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Légende : ⠅✠ ⠅SIGILLVM ⠅IOHANNIS ⠅COMITIS ⠅DE ⠅WARENNIA ⠅

Légende transcrite : Sigillum Iohannis comitis de Warennia

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Armoiries [1301]

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Notes et références

Sources et bibliographie

Sources sigillographiques

 Some feudal lords and their seals 1301, éd. Howard de Walden, Londres, The de Walden Library, 1904.

Bibliographie
 Gaillard Thomas Lapsley, « John De Warenne and the Quo Waranto Proceedings in 1279 », The Cambridge Historical Journal, 1927, vol. 2, n°2, Cambridge University Press, 1927, p.110-132.
 Andrew M. Spencer « John de Warenne, Guardian of Scotland, and the Battle of Stirling Bridge » in Andy King et David Simpkin (dir), England and Scotland at War, c.1296-c.1513, History Brill, 2012, p.39-51.
 Clément de Vasselot de Régné, Le "Parentat" Lusignan (Xe-XIVe siècles) : structures, parenté vécue, solidarités et pouvoir d'un lignage arborescent, Thèse de doctorat en histoire médiévale, sous la direction de John Tolan et de Martin Aurell, Université de Nantes, 4 vol., 2 797 p., décembre 2018.

Articles connexes

 Comte de Surrey
 Mathilde le Maréchal
 Roger Bigot
 Alix de Lusignan
 Isabelle de Warenne
 Guillaume V de Warenne
 Jean de Warenne
 Seconde guerre des barons (1264-1267)
 Première guerre d'indépendance écossaise (1296-1328)
 Bataille de Dunbar (1296)
 Bataille du pont de Stirling (1297)

Naissance en 1231
Comte de la pairie d'Angleterre
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I am not sure why it never crossed my mind to season the jalapenos before cooking with them, specifically in oil. I wonder why we don't pre-salt a lot of vegetables before cooking? It makes plenty of sense now that I'm thinking about it.


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