I was listening to a repeat of Wendy Williams yesterday and their ws a transexual named Nicole talking about her relationship with a well-known, C-list R%26amp;B singer drom Chicago. This artist is supposed to be good friends with the "King of R%26amp;B' (r.kelly).I can't think of who it could be.
What C-list %26amp;B singer is from Chicago?
it is brian mcknight. ooOOOooo how you doin
Reply:Could it be Common? Twista? Jesse Powell? Donnell Jones?
Reply:I was curious about this also and did a little searching, the closet I could find on-line was Brian Mcknight. The lines in the forehead that Wendy mentioned would be him and he did divorce his wife.
Reply:i thought it might be aaron hall but bryan mcknight is a good guess.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
I read that "The Face on the Milk Carton" is on the banned list b/c of sexual content...what sexual content?
I sure as heck don't remember any.
I read that "The Face on the Milk Carton" is on the banned list b/c of sexual content...what sexual content?
I read it to and i read all of them. That is so gay. Don't worry on on your side.
ps i am out raged!!!!!!
Reply:WHAT?!?!? they banned that book! i am appalled, lol! they ban so many books that shouldn't be, just dont read it if you dont like "sexual content". they have banned (or almost banned) tons of books i like that they said had sexual content and didnt, so yeah, they're stupid. sometimes they dont stay banned thought, there is this book called forever by Judy Blume that was banned when my mom was a teen, now that has sexual content, lol, anyway so i saw a friend reading it the other day and she got it from the school library, and it was a new copy, so i guess they decided they didnt care or something, whatever, do they ban it form the adult section too, or in general, i guess i dont even know how that works....
I read that "The Face on the Milk Carton" is on the banned list b/c of sexual content...what sexual content?
I read it to and i read all of them. That is so gay. Don't worry on on your side.
ps i am out raged!!!!!!
Reply:WHAT?!?!? they banned that book! i am appalled, lol! they ban so many books that shouldn't be, just dont read it if you dont like "sexual content". they have banned (or almost banned) tons of books i like that they said had sexual content and didnt, so yeah, they're stupid. sometimes they dont stay banned thought, there is this book called forever by Judy Blume that was banned when my mom was a teen, now that has sexual content, lol, anyway so i saw a friend reading it the other day and she got it from the school library, and it was a new copy, so i guess they decided they didnt care or something, whatever, do they ban it form the adult section too, or in general, i guess i dont even know how that works....
How to get hold of a List Created in excel from a C# program ?
I have a list in an excel and i have to parse through the list inside a C# Program.. Can any one help .. please ????
How to get hold of a List Created in excel from a C# program ?
You could save the Excel list as ExcelML and then parse through the files with an XMLReader.
This means that your code is not dependant on Office binaries.
snapdragon2
How to get hold of a List Created in excel from a C# program ?
You could save the Excel list as ExcelML and then parse through the files with an XMLReader.
This means that your code is not dependant on Office binaries.
snapdragon2
How do B-and-C list celebrities stay rich?
You hear of celebs like Denise Richards and Tara Reid who haven't worked in years, and yet, they have cash to pay for the mortgage on their multimillion dollar mansions, to shop, travel, go shopping, and eat at upscale restaurants. Where do they get money from? Are they headed for broke because they keep on spending cash and no income is coming in? And does Denise Richard's rich rocker boyfriend pay for her stuff and pays her bills?
How do B-and-C list celebrities stay rich?
Maybe they aren't rich, but are spending above their income to keep up appearances. Or it could be that their mansion, car etc were all bought in better days, and they can just keep on top of payments.
maybe they invest their money wisely.
Songwriters and some actors acn get repeat fees from having one of their songs replayed or tv things shown again.
There are still shows, plays and PAs which aren't well known, but still pay the bills.
So there are ways to keep earning even when you're not on the cover of every magazine!
Reply:they play roles in movies that arent that big, also they probably made millions during their carrer and probably people give them stuff cause there celebritys so people that want to be like them buy it and the company makes their money back
Reply:good investments, talk shows, sell pictures and stories to magazines
Reply:They do just enough work and residuals keep them afloat
Reply:they usually end up doing commercials, voice-overs in movies (cartoons) publicity work. They work even though we may not know about it all the time.
Reply:They are both still working. DR was just in a new series. Got cancelled, but she and Tara are both still doing shows, you probably haven't seen them.
Alot of people do voice overs and invest well.
Reply:its kind of weird though
Reply:by being brain dead
How do B-and-C list celebrities stay rich?
Maybe they aren't rich, but are spending above their income to keep up appearances. Or it could be that their mansion, car etc were all bought in better days, and they can just keep on top of payments.
maybe they invest their money wisely.
Songwriters and some actors acn get repeat fees from having one of their songs replayed or tv things shown again.
There are still shows, plays and PAs which aren't well known, but still pay the bills.
So there are ways to keep earning even when you're not on the cover of every magazine!
Reply:they play roles in movies that arent that big, also they probably made millions during their carrer and probably people give them stuff cause there celebritys so people that want to be like them buy it and the company makes their money back
Reply:good investments, talk shows, sell pictures and stories to magazines
Reply:They do just enough work and residuals keep them afloat
Reply:they usually end up doing commercials, voice-overs in movies (cartoons) publicity work. They work even though we may not know about it all the time.
Reply:They are both still working. DR was just in a new series. Got cancelled, but she and Tara are both still doing shows, you probably haven't seen them.
Alot of people do voice overs and invest well.
Reply:its kind of weird though
Reply:by being brain dead
How can we teach our children to ignore online ads by C-list celebrities?
We teach by example - thou shall not EVER click on banner ads or pop ups.
How can we teach our children to ignore online ads by C-list celebrities?
You cant. they are too powerful
Reply:Firefox with the Adblock add-on.
Other than that, it's impossible. Our kids are programmed to follow the trend. What do you expect in a society where people believe that K-Fed can rap and Christians can rapture.
Reply:Give them something to do besides watch television and play the computer. Spend time reading to them, take them on nature walks, teach them to entertain themselves with toys.
Reply:I would keep asking this question over and over in various sections of Y!A. It's very relevant and engages something that I find highly annoying.
It's difficult to answer questions when I feel like Clay Aiken is watching me.
Reply:you mean you don't know?????
common sense comes to mind... and telling your brats what is right is another...
are you stupid?
Reply:get a good adblocker. duh. ;)
Reply:....hey!
Lucy Liu starred in Charlie's Angels damnit! %26gt;:(
Peace out.
Reply:Mocking. Definitely.
Reply:I think its a better source of revenue for Yahoo.
Would you rather see obscene gif ads?
Reply:Sorry - don't have a clue who "C-list celebrities" are.
Reply:C List?
Reply:Now this is funny!
Reply:I'm getting more sick of the "23" ads all over this site.
How can we teach our children to ignore online ads by C-list celebrities?
You cant. they are too powerful
Reply:Firefox with the Adblock add-on.
Other than that, it's impossible. Our kids are programmed to follow the trend. What do you expect in a society where people believe that K-Fed can rap and Christians can rapture.
Reply:Give them something to do besides watch television and play the computer. Spend time reading to them, take them on nature walks, teach them to entertain themselves with toys.
Reply:I would keep asking this question over and over in various sections of Y!A. It's very relevant and engages something that I find highly annoying.
It's difficult to answer questions when I feel like Clay Aiken is watching me.
Reply:you mean you don't know?????
common sense comes to mind... and telling your brats what is right is another...
are you stupid?
Reply:get a good adblocker. duh. ;)
Reply:....hey!
Lucy Liu starred in Charlie's Angels damnit! %26gt;:(
Peace out.
Reply:Mocking. Definitely.
Reply:I think its a better source of revenue for Yahoo.
Would you rather see obscene gif ads?
Reply:Sorry - don't have a clue who "C-list celebrities" are.
Reply:C List?
Reply:Now this is funny!
Reply:I'm getting more sick of the "23" ads all over this site.
Write a program in 'c' programming language to list the nodes of a binary tree in the following way: List the
Write a program in 'c' programming language to list the nodes of a binary tree in the following way: List the root, then nodes at depth 1, foollowed by nodes at depth 2, and so on.
Write a program in 'c' programming language to list the nodes of a binary tree in the following way: List the
This is an interesting problem, because typical recursive tree traversals visit the left subtree, then the right subtree. Nodes at a particular depth can appear on both sides of the tree. What you can do is modify a normal traversal to keep track of what depth you're at as you're visiting nodes. I'll give you some of the parts of the solution, and leave you to fill in the details.
Suppose we have a tree node defined like this:
struct treeNode {
int val;
struct treeNode *left;
struct treeNode *right;
};
A simple traversal where you identify nodes on your way down each subtree would look like this:
void traverse(struct treeNode *n) {
if (n == NULL) return;
printf("\n%d",n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) traverse(n-%26gt;left);
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) traverse(n-%26gt;right);
}
in main() I create a tree:
struct treeNode *root = newTreeNode(0);
populate it, then traverse(root);
(This is where you create you're own newTreeNode( ) function, and a way to populate your tree.)
That's not bad, but we never know what level we're at. Modifying this to maintain and print a level, a traverseLevels function might look like this:
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode *n, int *level) {
if (n == NULL) return;
printf("\n%d: %d",*level,n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;left,level);
}
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;right,level);
}
--(*level);
}
Now I need to declare:
int level = 0;
before calling the function:
traverseLevels(root,%26amp;level);
Each time we traverse down a branch of the tree, level gets incremented, and level is decremented on each step up from a child node to its parent.
It's getting better, each node and its level are displayed, but it doesn't quite solve the problem you stated, since all nodes at a particular level are not listed together in the output. I.e., we don't get all nodes at level 1, followed by all nodes at level 2, etc. They're listed as encountered in the traversal, which, as mentioned before, visits left subtree then right subtree.
So, we need some way to get these nodes in order. I came up with one way to do it, maybe you can find a better way. I decided I wanted to have traverseLevels create a linked list, sorted in order of increasing level:
struct listNode {
int level;
int val;
struct listNode *next;
};
typedef void (*listInsertFuncPtr_t)(struct listNode*,int,int);
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode*,
struct listNode*,
int *level,
listInsertFuncPtr_t);
void listInsert(struct listNode*, int level, int val);
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode *n,
struct listNode *l,
int *level,
listInsertFuncPtr_t listInsert) {
if (n == NULL) return;
listInsert(l,*level,n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;left,l,level,listInser...
}
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;right,l,level,listInse...
}
--(*level);
}
And to call it:
struct listNode *head = newListNode(-1, -1);
traverseLevels(root,head,%26amp;level,%26amp;listI...
Passing around the pointer to the list head and list insert function isn't really necessary, but I thought it would be a nice way to do it. You could have traverseLevels know about a global list, or devise some other way for the function to create the list of nodes in the correct order.
Reply:I recommended you that you can get help from
http://expert.asptutorials.info/
and let many programmers bid for your project.
You can hire whoever you like.
Do not pay any money afront however
Write a program in 'c' programming language to list the nodes of a binary tree in the following way: List the
This is an interesting problem, because typical recursive tree traversals visit the left subtree, then the right subtree. Nodes at a particular depth can appear on both sides of the tree. What you can do is modify a normal traversal to keep track of what depth you're at as you're visiting nodes. I'll give you some of the parts of the solution, and leave you to fill in the details.
Suppose we have a tree node defined like this:
struct treeNode {
int val;
struct treeNode *left;
struct treeNode *right;
};
A simple traversal where you identify nodes on your way down each subtree would look like this:
void traverse(struct treeNode *n) {
if (n == NULL) return;
printf("\n%d",n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) traverse(n-%26gt;left);
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) traverse(n-%26gt;right);
}
in main() I create a tree:
struct treeNode *root = newTreeNode(0);
populate it, then traverse(root);
(This is where you create you're own newTreeNode( ) function, and a way to populate your tree.)
That's not bad, but we never know what level we're at. Modifying this to maintain and print a level, a traverseLevels function might look like this:
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode *n, int *level) {
if (n == NULL) return;
printf("\n%d: %d",*level,n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;left,level);
}
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;right,level);
}
--(*level);
}
Now I need to declare:
int level = 0;
before calling the function:
traverseLevels(root,%26amp;level);
Each time we traverse down a branch of the tree, level gets incremented, and level is decremented on each step up from a child node to its parent.
It's getting better, each node and its level are displayed, but it doesn't quite solve the problem you stated, since all nodes at a particular level are not listed together in the output. I.e., we don't get all nodes at level 1, followed by all nodes at level 2, etc. They're listed as encountered in the traversal, which, as mentioned before, visits left subtree then right subtree.
So, we need some way to get these nodes in order. I came up with one way to do it, maybe you can find a better way. I decided I wanted to have traverseLevels create a linked list, sorted in order of increasing level:
struct listNode {
int level;
int val;
struct listNode *next;
};
typedef void (*listInsertFuncPtr_t)(struct listNode*,int,int);
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode*,
struct listNode*,
int *level,
listInsertFuncPtr_t);
void listInsert(struct listNode*, int level, int val);
void traverseLevels(struct treeNode *n,
struct listNode *l,
int *level,
listInsertFuncPtr_t listInsert) {
if (n == NULL) return;
listInsert(l,*level,n-%26gt;val);
if (n-%26gt;left != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;left,l,level,listInser...
}
if (n-%26gt;right != NULL) {
++(*level);
traverseLevels(n-%26gt;right,l,level,listInse...
}
--(*level);
}
And to call it:
struct listNode *head = newListNode(-1, -1);
traverseLevels(root,head,%26amp;level,%26amp;listI...
Passing around the pointer to the list head and list insert function isn't really necessary, but I thought it would be a nice way to do it. You could have traverseLevels know about a global list, or devise some other way for the function to create the list of nodes in the correct order.
Reply:I recommended you that you can get help from
http://expert.asptutorials.info/
and let many programmers bid for your project.
You can hire whoever you like.
Do not pay any money afront however
How do I find a list of songs in the key of C? Is there a database?
I'm looking to search for a list of songs sorted out by key so I can practice scales. So far, nothing has surfaced, for guitar.
How do I find a list of songs in the key of C? Is there a database?
start with ANY song and transpose it or if you are not that advanced then keep practicing the scale of C and buy a Grade One piano tutor book by Michael Aaron from any good music store. Similarly if it is for guitar then ask at the music store for a simple guitar tutor book.
avender
How do I find a list of songs in the key of C? Is there a database?
start with ANY song and transpose it or if you are not that advanced then keep practicing the scale of C and buy a Grade One piano tutor book by Michael Aaron from any good music store. Similarly if it is for guitar then ask at the music store for a simple guitar tutor book.
avender
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