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History of Numbers in India-1
Evolution of numbers
The ingenious method of expressing every possible number using a set of ten symbols (each symbol having a place value and an absolute value) emerged in India. The idea seems so simple nowadays that its significance and profound importance is no longer appreciated. Its simplicity lies in the way it facilitated calculation and placed arithmetic foremost amongst useful inventions. the importance of this invention is more readily appreciated when one considers that it was beyond the two greatest men of Antiquity, Archimedes and Apollonius.- Laplace
History is not just about kings, battles and empires, it is also about the evolution of sciences, art and human thinking. History is not just the wars fought, it is also the ideas that have generated from time to time, and played a major role in influencing mankind. The evolution of mathematics in India, always fascinated me, how we have made significant contributions to the world of numbers. And no these are not some random achievements, number system, zero, concepts in geometry, trignometry, calculus, almost every field of maths has seen significant contribution. Unfortunately as in so many cases, the contribution of India to the world of numbers is not really known to many Indians. No it's not just lack of knowledge, there is a reluctance of many Indians to recognize their contribution. Quite ironic, that a renowned mathematician like Laplace could understand the significance of the numbers system that came from India, but many of us fail to do so. Anyway that is another topic altogether, the purpose of my series is to share my knowledge and insights on the evolution of Mathematics in India, through a series of blog posts.
As are the crests of a peacock, as are the gem-stones of a snake, placed on the highest place of the body, the forehead, so is mathematics (Ganita) the head of all Vedah and shastras.What is the use of much speaking. Whatever object exists in this moving and nonmoving world, cannot be understood without the base of Ganita (Mathematics).- Vedanga Jyotisha
India confronts Egypt and Babylonia by the 3rd millennium with a thoroughly individual and independent civilisation of her own, technically the peer of the rest. And plainly it is deeply rooted in Indian soil. The Indus civilisation represents a very perfect adjustment of human life to a specific environment. And it has endured; it is already specifically Indian and forms the basis of modern Indian culture.-V.G.Childe
If we go back into ancient Indian history, much before the Vedic era, the first mathematical concepts were used in the Indus Valley civiliazation, that admittedly was more practical in nature. Though technically speaking, both Mohenjodaro and Harappa are now in Pakistan, they have been considered as part of the Indian sub continent from long, and the civilization there, has given a foundation of sorts to later Indian culture. Studies have shown that people in the Indus Valley, were among the first to develop a system of uniform weights and measures. An Ivory scale found in Lothal, had the smallest division around 1.704 mm, which was the smallest for the Bronze Age. For all practical purposes people in Harappa followed the decimal division in measurement, including using hexadron weights in mass. These weights made out of chert, were in a ratio of 5:2:1 with weights of 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 units, with each unit weighing approximately 28 grams, somewhat similiar to the English ounce. There were other scales too discovered in the Indus Valley, one a decimal scale based on a unit of measurement of 1.32 inches now called the "Indus Inch", and another a bronze rod marked in lengths of 0.367 inches, 100 units of those make around 36.7 inches, which is a stride. Excavations in the Indus Valley have also shown mass produced weights in shapes of hexahedra, barrels, cones and cylinders. One more interesting feature was use of a Mohenjo Daro ruler, whose unit of length(1.32 inches or 3.4 cm), was divided into 10 equal parts. What is apparent that the inhabitants of Indus Valley, had a good knowledge of basic geometry, and measures. What exactly caused the decline of the Indus Valley civilization is not known, and is also beyond the scope of this article.
Hindu units of time on a logarithmic scale.
Vedic Period
The Vedic period that roughly stretched from 1500 BC to 800 BC, saw the flourishing of mathematics in India, through the sacred texts, and the usage of numbers. The Vedic texts mostly contained hymns, ritual procedures, observations, that were transmitted orally first and later in written form. It is interesting to note that you had Sanskrit terms for every power of 10, right up to 1062
. For example both Lakh and Crore, derived from Sanskrit words Laksha and Prakrit word Krodi to denote 105 and 107 respectively. The Yajurveda Samhita also had numbers as high as 1012 being mentioned in the texts, a very interesting example is the mantra at the end of annahoma during the Aswamedha Yagna, uttered just after sunrise, that invokes numbers going right up to a trillion.
Hail to śata ("hundred," 102), hail to sahasra ("thousand," 103), hail to ayuta ("ten thousand," 104), hail to niyuta ("hundred thousand," 105), hail to prayuta ("million," 106), hail to arbuda ("ten million," 107), hail to nyarbuda ("hundred million," 108), hail to samudra ("billion," 109, literally "ocean"), hail to madhya ("ten billion," 1010, literally "middle"), hail to anta ("hundred billion," 1011,lit., "end"), hail to parārdha ("one trillion," 1012 lit., "beyond parts"), hail to the dawn (us'as), hail to the twilight (vyuṣṭi), hail to the one which is going to rise (udeṣyat), hail to the one which is rising (udyat), hail to the one which has just risen (udita), hail to svarga (the heaven), hail to martya (the world), hail to all.- Source from Wiki.
Though the Sulabasutras are considered the definitive Indian text on Geometry, research has shown that some of the basic geometrical concepts were discussed in Shatapatha Brahmana and the Taittiriya Samhita. The mathematics here though was for more practical purposes, Vedic rites, often went on for one full year, and were believed to mark the passage of time. A large part of the Stapatha Brahmana is dedicated to altar construction for the agnicayana rite, which occurs for 12 days. This 12 day ritual often take place in a mahavedi, that was shaped in the form of a trapezoid, and there was a smaller rectangular area close by called the pragvamsa. Agni in this case refers to a year, and the construction of the agnicayana altar, contained the basic geometrical concepts too. It was not just the construction of the altars, or the layers, even the bricks used in construction had specified dimensions. You basically had the ordinary bricks named lokamprna, and the special ones named yajusmati, each having it's own specific measurements. What is apparent, that if one has an indepth look at the procedures laid down for the construction of the altars in Shatapatha Brahmana, it is clear, that many scientific and mathematical principles were in use here. However, most of the mathematic, geometric principles enunciated in Shatapatha Brahmana and the Sulbha Sastras later, were primarily for application, more practical in nature. We shall be looking at these two texts in detail, in the following posts.
1) Gonitsora http://gonitsora.com/a-brief-history-of-ancient-indian-mathematics-part-i/
2) Wikipedia-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_mathematics
3) Overview of Indian Mathematics by McTutor- http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/HistTopics/Indian_mathematics.html
4) Astronomy in Stapatha Brahmana by Subash Kak- http://www.new.dli.ernet.in/rawdataupload/upload/insa/INSA_1/20005b5c_15.pdf
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Q: C bash на python часть 2 Всем привет.
Есть скрипт на bash
#/bin/bash
. "/etc/CFG_FULL.cfg"

#nmap --excludefile $pwd/db_ip_exclude.txt -sn 192.168.212.0/22 | egrep -v "Host|nmap" | awk '{print $5}' > $pwd/db_ip_test.txt

cd $pwd/port_up_down
#ip=192.168.213.50
while read ip
do
cat /dev/null > $pwd/port_up_down/tmp/tmp_$ip.log
#/home/user/test/port_up_down/port_status.sh $ip
cat /var/log/remote/switches.log | grep -w $ip | grep Port | awk '{ print $7 }' |     sort -n | uniq >> $pwd/port_up_down/tmp/tmp_$ip.log
cat /var/log/remote/switches.log.1 | grep -w $ip | grep Port | awk '{ print $7 }' | sort -n | uniq >> $pwd/port_up_down/tmp/tmp_$ip.log
zcat /var/log/remote/switches.log.2.gz | grep " $ip " | grep Port | awk '{ print $7 }' | sort -n | uniq >> $pwd/port_up_down/tmp/tmp_$ip.log
cat $pwd/port_up_down/tmp/tmp_$ip.log | sort -n | uniq > $pwd/port_up_down/log/$ip.log
done < $pwd/db_ip_test.txt

переписываю его на python:
С подсказками из предыдущего поста получилось вот что:

#!/usr/bin/env python

from string import *
import MySQLdb
import operator
import array

seen = []

fIP = open("db_ip_test.txt")
xString = fIP.readlines()
fIP.close()
nambers = len(xString)
xString = [xString.replace("\n","") for xString in xString]
for cntr in range(0,nambers):
    fOut = open("log/" + xString[cntr] + ".log", "w")
    print (xString[cntr])
    select_sql = "SELECT `msg` FROM `logs` WHERE host = '{0}' and msg LIKE '{1}'     ORDER BY `logs`.`msg` ASC;"
    db = MySQLdb.connect(host="127.0.0.1",user="root",passwd="121788",db="syslog")
    cursor = db.cursor()
    cursor.execute(select_sql.format(xString[cntr],'Port% link%'))
    for k in cursor.fetchall():
      k = str(k)
      k = k.split()
      k = k[1]
      for d in range(len(cursor)):
    if d == k:
      d = k
      fOut.write(k + '\n')
      print (k)
    fOut.close()

Пока что смог реализовать сортировку только с помощью мускуля, хотелось бы более прямой способ.
Вопрос вот в чем, как отсортировать данные в массиве и удалить дубли.
Мне нужен аналог команды sort -n и uniq
вот кусок файла db_ip_test.txt:
192.168.212.32
192.168.212.50
192.168.212.51
192.168.212.52

вот вывод лога /var/log/remote/switches.log:

1
Aug 20 18:08:13 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link down
Aug 20 17:08:15 192.168.33.215 342236: Aug 20 18:08:14.617 XMAO: %PIM-6-INVALID_RP_JOIN: Received (*, 224.1.1.160) Join from 192.168.46.2 for invalid RP 150.158.231.8
Aug 20 18:08:16 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link up, 10Mbps HALF duplex
Aug 20 18:08:27 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link down
Aug 20 18:08:32 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link up, 10Mbps HALF duplex
Aug 20 17:08:37 192.168.215.250 INFO: Port 32 link up, 100Mbps  FULL duplex
Aug 20 10:20:25 192.168.212.72 INFO: Port 17 link down
Aug 20 10:20:28 192.168.212.72 INFO: Port 17 link up, 10Mbps  FULL duplex
Aug 20 10:20:36 192.168.212.72 INFO: Port 17 link down
Aug 20 17:08:58 192.168.215.250 INFO: Port 32 link down
Aug 20 17:09:00 192.168.215.250 INFO: Port 32 link up, 100Mbps  FULL duplex
Aug 20 18:09:02 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link down
Aug 20 18:09:07 192.168.213.134 INFO: Port 2 link up, 10Mbps HALF duplex

вот вывод моего python скрипта:

LOG
Ответ был дан на форуме в 6 посте
Пользователем s0rg
A: sort -n | uniq

Можно заменить на
def uniq(arr):
    arr.sort()
    j = []
    for i in xrange(0,len(arr)):
        if arr[i-1] != arr[i]:
            j.append(arr[i])
    return j

Эта функция сначала сортирует массив с ip-адресами, переданными в нее, затем в цикле проверяет на дубли и возвращает отсортированный массив без дублирования.

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Q: Jenkins json REST api with CORS request using jQuery I'm trying to use the Jenkins json API and cannot get the authentication to work.
setup:

*

*Jenkins security: Jenkin's own user database

*access: Matrix-gebaseerde beveiliging

*CORS via Jenkins CORS plugin

*using username/api token of a registered user

tried:
var username = "username";
var apiToken = "apiToken";

// username / api-token on url (basic authentication)
$.ajax({
  url: "http://"+username+":"+apiToken+"@host:port/job/test/api/json",
  method: "GET"
});

// username / api-token supplied using jQuery's username/password properties
$.ajax({
  url: "http://host:port/job/test/api/json",
  method: "GET",
  username: username,
  password: apiToken
});

// username / api-token by setting "Authorization" header directly
$.ajax({
  url: "http://host:port/job/test/api/json",
  method: "GET",
  headers: {
      "Authorization": "Basic " + btoa(username + ":" + apiToken)
  }
});

All these attempts result in the same result:
response: 403 Forbidden

A: In response to @nick providing the answer:
I've used Jenkins Cors Filter Plugin to add the CORS headers which are needed:
Access-Control-Allow-Origins: http://mydomain
Access-Control-Allow-Methods: GET, POST, OPTIONS
Access-Control-Allow-Headers: Authorization

The solution of @nick requires you to be authenticated in the same browser.
To provide credentials via the REST call I've added an "Authorization" header like this:
$.ajax({
  url:'https://myserver.com/job/MYJOB/lastBuild/api/json',
  method: 'GET',
  headers: {'Authorization': 'Basic ' + btoa('username:apitoken')}
}).done(function(data) {
  console.log(data);
}).fail(function() {
  console.error(arguments);
});

The apitoken can be retrieved via the configuration of the specific user to use in Jenkins itself.

A: I have had some success with this. Note: I had to add two add_header lines to our nginx proxy config...
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin 'http://localhost:9001';
add_header Access-Control-Allow-Credentials 'true';

Then I can do this in Jenkins. It seems to not need any user/pass/token as long as my browser is authorised in another tab (shares the same session/cookie).
$.ajax({
  url:'https://myserver.com/job/MYJOB/lastBuild/api/json',
  method: 'GET',
  xhrFields: {
    withCredentials: true
  }
}).done(function(data) {
  console.log(data);
}).fail(function() {
  console.error(arguments);
});


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Bekkefaret Church () is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Stavanger Municipality in Rogaland county, Norway. It is located in the Bekkefaret neighborhood in the borough of Hillevåg in the city of Stavanger. It is the church for the Bekkefaret parish which is part of the Stavanger domprosti (arch-deanery) in the Diocese of Stavanger. The red brick church was built in a semi-circular design in 1977 using designs by the architects Per Amund Riseng and Jan Stensrud. The church seats about 550 people.

See also
List of churches in Rogaland

References

Churches in Stavanger
Brick churches in Norway
20th-century Church of Norway church buildings
Churches completed in 1977
1977 establishments in Norway

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Higher Education, Laid Low
Posted by Strommuse on March 20, 2018 March 20, 2018
By: St Andrews Students in Solidarity with Strikers
We Concerned Students,
Have been, are, and will be taking action to defend our teachers, our university, and higher education more broadly. In so doing, we acknowledge that no individual is ever clearly decisive, and no moment ever unambiguously the turning point of a transformation, but firmly believe that this standoff constitutes the symbol of a wider trend pervasive in education. As a result of our firm commitment, we believe we have the obligation to explain ourselves and our actions, and to appeal to our fellow students to support us in our actions in defense of our educators.
Here we stand, as many through the history of St Andrews have before us: we can do no other.
Our immediate aim is to defend our teachers' pensions. The hard-line agenda advanced by the UUK, and the interim agreement floated between the UUK and the UCU, have each been wholly rejected by the teachers who are the ultimate arbiters of the health of higher education. If the former agreement had been accepted, teachers could have expected to lose up to 40% of their retirement, and younger teachers would have lost over half. The latter proposal, wholly outside the acceptable range of discourse for employers little more than a month ago, would still have cut pensions over 25% for young teachers. Today, the Kafkaesque nightmare in which universities threaten to punish educators remains real.
But what has brought us to this point has an even wider history, one that highlights the common interest of teachers and students as against the agenda of our university. It began with the decision to introduce fees under the Labour government in 1998, and continues with a shift in the financing of education from the government to individuals, and the replacement of grants with loans, helping to drive up student debt levels to the highest in Europe. Tuition rates have roughly tripled for many universities under the coalition government, helping to further redefine both how our society values education, and how it is financed. At present, England has led the way, indebting those seeking an education at rates even surpassing the United States, widely regarded as the leader in this new industry of debt. Here in St Andrews, our administration openly touts the acquisition of international students not subject to tuition caps as key in its drive towards "modernization".
The average English graduate now walks out with a diploma and £32,220 in debt. Apparently, this development is a source of envy amongst our administration.
Understandably, the introduction of this crushing amount of debt has redefined the purpose of a university education. Today, a British undergraduate is competing to get an education that conforms to an increasingly narrow set of criteria, many of which have comparatively little to do with teaching. One advisory manual produced by a prominent UK consulting firm cautions universities that "with rising student expectation and intense competition as students take on a larger financial burden for their studies, institutions need to invest in infrastructure" adding that this will "demand greater availability of working capital from institutions than before" in order to finance such investments, concluding ominously that "rising staff and pension costs also continue to loom large for the sector in the future". By this analysis, teachers appear to be getting in the way of the "business of education".
Today, the Kafkaesque nightmare in which universities threaten to punish educators remains real.
All of this is driven by the fact that credit does not abide by the same limitations as financing within one's means. Students understandably hoping to improve their position in the labour market can borrow today with much more certainty than repayment. And in a world of low interest rates and an increasingly emboldened investor class, our government has sought to externalize the costs of an education onto students while lenders to cash-strapped universities seek to commodify the educational experience to capture as much of the rising debt bubble as possible. This is not sustainable, and the contempt with which the present model of education holds both students and teachers is evidence that they are but intermediaries in a profit model of stamping students with debt and loading educational institutions with onerous capital investments in the name of competitiveness.
With so much riding on education, there is little room for the creativity and spontaneity that makes a career in education so stimulating. Students are now paying for a product, not an experience. The introduction of the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) in 2016 is but a formalization of this commodity-based approach to education, enabling universities that meet a minimum set of criteria to evade tuition caps, and lowering the standards for newer degree-granting universities. The Office for Students (OfS), an oxymoron par excellance, also numbers amongst this flurry of mind numbing bureaucratic exercises which are ostensibly the blessings of a "free market" approach to education. The result is a box-checking based educational system, and the formalization of an educational experience which cannot but prioritize the tangible measures of an education.
Here we stand, we can do no other
Teachers, however, do not appear to count amongst those tangible elements. In order to increase the "working capital" on hand, universities have allowed teacher pay to slide almost 20%, suggesting that they are well aware of the pesky elements "looming large" in the future. Teachers are now but another input, and a comparatively poor selling point at that. In order to accomplish this transfer, they have also taken a cue from the casualized labour market: insecure workers don't ask questions. Here in St Andrews, our staff was subjected to a thinly veiled threat to cut equality and diversity programs in the name of clawing back the losses that a denial of employers' right to rewrite the social contract between teachers and the administration would ostensibly accrue. Even today, they are asking teachers to abandon the last measure of security, their retirement, because "times are tough", and "everyone is in this together."
If only. To effect this massive suppression in teachers' wages, British universities have taken a page out of the American educational system, pumping up the size of administrative bureaucracies in order to effect these unpopular policies. Vice-Chancellors, linchpins in this top-down transformation, have been cushioned from the onslaught on teacher salaries, and a few have seen grotesquely large increases in salary as a reward.
To all of this, we say "enough". This crisis is an opportunity to fight back. Our government has consistently cut funding for our universities over the last decade. In return for this, governments have given universities the green light to raise fees, patching over the difference by producing a now-booming market in student debt. Yet teachers do not see the benefits of this increasing revenue, and students are increasingly becoming customers. Neither are the beneficiaries of the current system. Free inquiry, the basis of a free society, is only as secure as the educators who carry it out. To defend it, then, is to defend our teachers, here and now. We must demand a categorical defense of the defined benefit pension our teachers were promised. We must demand a categorial defense of the equality and diversity programs which we are justifiably proud of. And we must demand a commitment to a concrete plan to improve the employment security of our teachers and staff.
We demand a free and democratic university. For teachers. For students. For us all.
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Q: Is elemental json is not compatible with google gson? My application's vaadin version is upgraded from 7.3.6 to 7.4.6 and my Json code wherever I was using the GSON is starting to break.
I did googling for the same I found the similar issue mentioned in this stackOverflowPost
So should I conclude that elemental.json is not compatible with GSON and org.json was compatible with GSON.

A: GSON is not GWT compatible, which makes sense since it requires reflection to do its work. Likewise, org.json is meant to be used on a normal JVM.
On the other hand, GWT knows it is running in the browser, so doesn't need to implement its own JSON parser, since the browser already has one. There are several ways to use JSON in GWT, and GSON, org.json, and the built-in JSON parser of the browser all speak the same JSON.
All are compatible with each other, though you can't simply use elemental on the server or GSON on the client, or reuse the same server types on the client.
What specifically is 'starting to break'? What errors do you get, and what does the data that you are trying to send look like?
(Also worth noting, some of the 'json' in the linked post uses ' quotes for properties and strings, which is not legal JSON and should not work in the first place with any proper JSON parser.)


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Dont use: Bangalore by bicycle
Bangalore In Pictures
On May 24, 2013 | By Staff Report
Thursday evenings are the best. It marks the onset of an easy Friday (for most) and teasingly hints at a weekend in the offing. You're done with hardest part of the week. And all that's left for you to do is unwind. Bit by bit. Minute by minute. Drink by drink. Right? Perhaps. But not quite. Here's an interesting alternative. South Fire Cycle Nights.
Started a little over 13 weeks ago by 22-year-old Aditya Mendonca, South Fire Cycle Nights adds a different twist to your Thursday: a cycling experience where you pedal through the city and take in its sights at night. Speaking to Explocity, Mendonca talks about how he plans to 'reclaim the city' – bicycle and all.
What is South Fire Cycle Nights all about?
South Fire Cycle Nights is all about have fun riding a cycle at night, and enjoying the breeze across your face. It is representative of the 'South Fire' lifestyle, which is all about being social and having fun.
Your inspiration?
While on a holiday abroad, I rode with a group across the city, by cycle. This experience inspired me to save up, and buy an imported cycle. I called up a couple of friends who regularly cycle, and soon, South Fire Cycle Nights came to life – on February 21 (my birthday), with just nine people. We've since grown, and today, each ride has a minimum turnout of at least 13 cyclists.
Is Bangalore a cycle-friendly city?
Yes. Bangalore is getting more cycle friendly. It actually depends on the cyclist and his reactions on the road. We've been cycling for the past 13 weeks now, and we've been safe so far.
How does cycling help you "reclaim the city"?
Our message "Reclaim The City" is actually a call for cyclists to claim a small portion of the road too. Back in the '80s, everyone travelled on cycles because cars and bikes were expensive. Now, in 2013, it is no longer the case. People are slowly returning to the bicycle, and prefer it to other modes of transport. This may be due to various reasons: traffic, lack of parking etc.
What is the benefit of riding in a group?
The benefits of riding in a group are immense. You are safer. It is more fun and it is an experience like none other.
Why choose late nights on a Thursday?
We chose Thursday night, because, with the week coming to a close, we wanted to give people a chance to do something new. Our ride is more to relax, unwind and meet new people. Basically, a platform to meet like-minded people over a weekday. Also, safety is our top priority, and under no circumstance, can we afford to risk the cyclists' safety. A few of us commute everyday by cycle and have good knowledge of the city's roads. We try and chart out a fun new route every Thursday.
Won't people be more willing to do this on a weekend? And why no cycling tours in the daytime?
Yes there are a lot of people who cycle on the weekend, but we at South Fire like Thursdays more. A majority of the core team that helps me in organising each ride have day jobs, so we don't ride during the day. There are cycling trips organised during the day, but people have to work to earn their bread and butter, correct?
Is Cycle Nights meant for someone with a certain level of experience in long-distance cycling or can anyone interested join? Do you have to pay to be a part of it?
South Fire Cycle Nights is for everyone. Obviously, an individual who rides with us needs to know how to ride a cycle. Our rides are a social experience. The ride is about discovering the city and experiencing things that you may not have noticed in the city. Besides, Bangalore has wonderful weather throughout the year, and riding a cycle at night is quite an experience. The Thursday rides are free. All one needs is a cycle, helmet, front and rear lights, and a water bottle.
Are you planning to take this to other cities as well?
Yes, we are. Currently, we are in talks with like-minded people in different cities. We are also in the process of discovering the impact our rides have had so far, and the impression cycling has made in the lives of those who have been with us over the past 10 rides.
What are the advantages of cycling around a city versus other modes of transport?
The best part about commuting via cycle is that it does not cost a rupee in running cost. There's the fitness aspect as well. And, in my personal opinion, I think I have more fun cycling towards my destination. How often do people say, "I had a fun drive to work?"
Do Bangaloreans happily forgo their beer and choose to cycle around the city at night?
I didn't expect people to give up their beer, but I did know that people wanted to do something different at least once a week. I feel it can make your week a lot more interesting. People don't drink beer all the time, so that one day people go cycling can make a small change in their individual lives. Besides, how often do you get to enjoy this city's weather the way we do when most of us spend all our time in an office and afterwards, indoors at a pub.


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December | 2012 | Tales of the Witch, the Celt, the Bard, and the Knight.
I sometimes shudder to think of the millenia to which I have stood witness. The spirit of my companion, Valar, has existed in more creatures, whose life spans are but the blink of an eye, than I can recall. The ghosts of the Tor Melarorah live in my thoughts as if this stay in Telaar is but a resting place in our travels, and yet in the same moment, they are distant as Argus itself, and in their absence, the hollowness of the village is exacerbated.
Seated thus on a carved stump, the simply garbed draenei strummed a single experimental note on the lute and cast a glance around the vacant inn. The draenei's only audience was her dogged companion and the remote Caregiver. Isel looked up to the bard, from polishing a wine glass, and the ghost of a smile curled the corner of her mouth. "Play a song for an old innkeeper, will you?" This request was met with a sly grin from the bard herself, and she assented with a brief nod.
The pale bard shifted her long fingers on the neck of the lute and regarded the newly arrived dwarf with a speculative gaze. Another strum of the lute sounded, and she drew in a breath. alien as the Draenei was – although perhaps not on this planet – it was an odd sound that originated from her chest. Low and resonant, her voice slid into the melody of the song, and when it formed to words, they echoed across the vast chamber.
The Caregiver grimaced at the sound of the accursed name, and the bard herself could feel the ghosts of paranoid viewers from audiences past. Something flickered in those oceanic eyes of hers, and with the melody picking up pace, she launched into the chorus.
as the Naaru bear us atop their own wings.
The dissonant notes wove through the chorus and came to an abrupt halt with the last word in the verse. This was the moment where dead silence, followed by raucous laughter would fill the air. As it were, to the Caregiver who heard the song a dozen times, only the faintest of smirks was given, and the wolf at the bard's side snorted in his sleep.
The foreign minstrel carried on nonetheless. The cavities of nose and lungs lent the song a resonant air, and the bangles on her wrists jingled with each movement of her arm. The chorus was thence repeated, seceding a particularly detailed note by the lute, and the bard settled in for the final verse, as there was no particular need for the song to go on for any length of time.


Hi, Ive been on this website for about 3 months but never knew the forums existed. Im 16 years old and still looking for myself, as cliche as that sounds. Ive always felt like i cant do anything so now im trying everything. I have no money so when i saw this website i looked at it like a door, no i cant literally paint but this is a step in the right direction. Now im starting to look into getting a wacom thing to do my own drawings on, but if i do decide to get one i want to make sure im dedicated enough for this to be an ongoing hobby, which is fine considering its going to take me forever to save up for one.
Welcome to RMD AK. Hope you enjoy it here and find your path!!
It's pretty quiet right now, hopefully after New Years things will pick up!! Oh, and Happy New Year to you!
RMD is a great place to start off in because the community is small and there are many other drawing websites out there if your interest in drawing increases.
Hello there! Welcome to RMD.
You should come visit DrawChat sometime and draw/chat with people! It can be pretty fun when people are actually online.
Yeah, the first time I joined RMD, I had the same thing, it took me about four months to notice that there was a forum.
My recommendation is to practice as much as you can. Also, if you are going to mainly draw people, like realism or cartoons, definitely take the time to learn some stuff about anatomy, even if it is just making little mental notes of where certain parts of the body line up.


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Q: .NET Data Annotations for String formatting I'm working on a ASP.NET MVC project and need some help for String formatting with data annotations.
So I have a String prop Id that has to be in this form: nnn/nnnnn/nnn (where n is for decimal value) AND the 3 last digits has to be: 999-the first 3 digits.
For example: 123/12345/876
Can someone help me with this and understanding how the formatting actually works?
Thanks :-)

A: In relation to your recent comment:
[DisplayFormat(DataFormatString = "{0;###/####")]

I believe, however I don't think you can do the logic required on the last part of the ID.
Hene the below solution. You could always just make the property {get; have that logic
...
int id = 123;
int middleId = 12345;

string propertyId = string.Format("{0}/{1}/{2}",id,middleId,GetTrailingId(id).ToString());

...
private int GetTrailingId(int prefixId)
{
    const int upperLimit = 999;
    return upperLimit - prefixId;
}

A: I found the answer: As I'm a beginner in C#, I wasn't aware that there was a ValidationAttribute class which allows me to make my own DataAnnotation to validate the ID. This is what I did:

*

*Make a class IDVerification that enhirits of ValidationAttribute

*Use this class in my Main class where I use ID by writing [IDVerification] above it.

If someone wants to see the class, it's here.

A: var input = "123/12345/876";
var ints = input.Split('/').Select(int.Parse).ToArray();
Debug.Assert(ints[0] + ints[2] == 999);

A: It's not entirely clear to me exactly what you're trying to accomplish but this snippet might be helpful.  If you provide more information, we might be able to help more.  This snippet formats the decimals as if they were integers and assumes there are two numbers being output.  Was the first slash supposed to represent the decimal point and so in actuality, there was only one number involved in that string?
class MyClass
{
    public decimal Id { get; set; }
    public decimal OtherNumber { get; set; }

    public override string ToString()
    {
        return string.Format("{0:000}/{1:0000}/{2:000}", this.Id, this.OtherNumber,  999.0m - this.Id );
    }

    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(new MyClass { Id = 123.0m, OtherNumber = 1234.0m }); // 123/1234/876
        Console.WriteLine(new MyClass { Id = 12.3m, OtherNumber = 123.4m }); // 012/1234/987
    }
}

For more information about formatting strings, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.string.format(v=vs.110).aspx


1) Cut the collar off the shirt. Cut each end off the collar (app. 4″ from bound point), so you now have 3 pieces total.
2) Using scissors (or a seam ripper), open the topstitched seam from the cut edges of your collar pieces, along the side about 3/8″. This is to allow the tucking under of the fabric so we can create a perfectly-bound and topstitched bow, rather than a bow with one raw-edged, messy side.
5) Fold the bottom fabric layer of one of your collar pieces to the inside – curling interfacing in on itself about 1/4″ ~ 3/8″. Stitch along edge (spreading top layer of fabric away from the needle as you sew) to secure your fold.
7) Repeat for remaining collar pointed piece.
8) Using the same method, finish the bottom raw edge of the collar center piece.
9) Turn under about 1/4″ on long edges of small rectangle of fabric. Sew along long edges. 10) Sew along long edge of long strip of fabric. Turn right side out to create a long tube.
This is adorable – thanks for sharing your tutorial!
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Sevilla confirm interest in Morata & hint he wants to join them
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The Spaniard is of interest to Los Hispalenses, but Joaquin Caparros is worried the Blues will be tough to negotiate with
Sevilla director of football Joaquin Caparros believes Alvaro Morata wants to join the La Liga club, but admits a deal with Chelsea would prove "very, very complicated".
The Spain international has scored just 16 Premier League goals since movving to Chelsea in July 2017 in a reported £60 million ($76m) deal and he has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge this month.
Caparros is said to have met with Morata's agent as Sevilla position themselves to make a loan bid, but a transfer is unlikely to be straightforward and the Spanish side are not optimistic.
"It is true that we have an interest in this player [Morata], but it is a very, very complicated operation," Caparros told the club's official television channel.
"The player may want to come here over other options, but it is very complicated. Chelsea are a club who are very difficult to negotiate [with]."
Goal understand talks between the Spanish title contenders and the former Real Madrid forward's representatives have taken place , with Sevilla open to paying his £140,000-a-week wages to sign him on loan from Chelsea for the rest of the campaign.
Caparros is more confident of the possibility of a deal for Munir El Haddadi, the 23-year-old Barcelona forward, who is out of contract at the end of the season and has made just one start in La Liga this term.
"[Munir] is an option," he added. "He is a young footballer who fits into the profile we want. We have to try to look for these profiles and he is an option.
"His contract ends in June and it seems that he has told Barca he will not renew it, but I do not know [about a January move].
"Munir is a player we have been following for several years. Now, I would say a deal is not done. But if it were done, I would not say so on television either."
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Funds raised for Nottingham Forest Powerchair team as fans 'snap up' book about Reds legends
Steve Chettle, Bryan Roy and Mark Crossley are among those to feature in Talking Reds
Sarah Clapson
A number of Nottingham Forest legends have told their stories in a new book which aims to raise money for the club's Powerchair team.
'Talking Reds' features the tales of 10 City Ground greats, including Steve Chettle, Bryan Roy, Mark Crossley and Chris Bart-Williams, who all detail their time at the club.
Author Keith Harrison, a football writer and Leader in Residence at the University of Central Lancashire, said: "It's a great read for Forest fans, taking you right inside the dressing room for some of the biggest games in the club's history.
"There are loads of fantastic tales about Brian Clough obviously, but also some interesting stories about many other managers and former players, too.
"There are first-hand accounts of Cup Finals, European nights, promotions and relegations - so the highs and the lows are all covered and the chapters are straight from the horses' mouths, written by the people that were there."
Ten percent of any profits from the book will go to Nottingham Forest Powerchair FC, which plays in the Muscular Dystrophy UK Powerchair Championship and features players in powered wheelchairs.
A spokesman for the club said: "We're all really chuffed by the book. It looks great and we hope it does really well."
Our Nottingham Forest correspondent: Sarah Clapson
NottinghamshireLive's dedicated Reds reporter Sarah Clapson wants to hear from you, the fans.
Have you got a Forest story to tell? Do you want to get something off your chest about a recent performance?
Or have you got any brilliant match day videos or photographs you'd like to share? Well, you're in the right place.
Sarah says: "I want to hear from the Reds fan base, who pay hard-earned money to follow the club, giving supporters a voice about all things Forest. Whether it's a talking point from a game or an incident or issue not being dealt with, get in touch."
You can get in touch with Sarah via the following channels:
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Some of the other players featured in the book include League Cup-winning hero Nigel Jemson, former Player of the Year David Phillips, Jason Lee and Ian Woan.
The foreword has been written by Gary Brazil, who is now director of football development for the Reds.
Harrison added: "The book has only just gone on sale, but people are already snapping it up as a Christmas present and the first reviews have already come back very positive - apparently, it will make you laugh and cry. I hope that's a good thing!
"We've had great support from the former players and also the Nottingham Post, which has supplied photographs, so we'd like to thank everyone for their help."
The book is available on Amazon and also at a discounted launch price of £9.99 from www.talkingredsbook.com.


Celebrating 50 Years of QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPPORT and INNOVATION!
Braber Equipment was founded in 1969 by Bill Braber after he and his young family emigrated from the Netherlands to Abbotsford, British Columbia. Each year Bill would return to the Netherlands to purchase new farm equipment, which would then be sold to agricultural dealers across British Columbia and Washington State. It didn't take long before a vacant lot next to the family home became a holding area for the equipment Bill brought from Holland, while the space under the family pool table became the "Parts Department."
In the years that followed, Braber Equipment grew quickly as Bill focused on QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPPORT and INNOVATION. These became the pillars that the business was built on, and it was Bill's commitment to them that propelled the company forward.
Bill's commitment to these 4 pillars led this young entrepreneur and his immigrant family to adopt innovative practices and technology very early on to serve their customers. This included the purchase of what was one of the very first answering machines; which was the size of a small bus. Working from the home, Janna – Bill's wife – would take orders over the phone while at the same time learning the language of her new country. Many customers realized the difficulty she was having understanding them and expected mistakes to be made. However, because of the innovation of using an answering machine to record every phone conversation, there were only satisfied customers.
Because of this same focus on QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPPORT and INNOVATION, Braber Equipment has continued to grow throughout the years. Over the past five decades more products, additional divisions, multiple warehouse locations and new practices have been added under the leadership and direction of Nick Braber, the son of Bill Braber.
Today Braber Equipment continues to build on the values instilled from the previous generation while providing exceptional agricultural equipment with a complimentary line of industrial products. This extensive product line is supported by a knowledgeable sales staff, a dedicated customer service team and an extensive parts division.
As Braber Equipment moves forward, the longstanding family commitment to the four pillars of QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPPORT and INNOVATION remain central as Jackie Braber, (Bill's youngest daughter) and Nicole Braber, (Nick's daughter) come alongside Nick in leading the company.
Braber Equipment is committed to being a leader in its approach to both the products and the service it provides. This approach supports the ongoing development and growth that Braber Equipment stands for in the name of QUALITY, SERVICE, SUPPORT and INNOVATION, all while meeting today's needs and anticipating the demands of tomorrow.


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