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48 Top things to do and attractions in Bengaluru
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we're always on the hunt find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, Lalbagh Botanical Garden, and Bangalore Palace and more, get ready to experience the best places in Bengaluru.
We scoured through the internet and read through 12 reputable sites and blogs like Culture Trip and Lonely Planet so you don't have to! We gathered all the results in one place and ranked them by how many times they were mentioned so you know you're getting the best of the best. Just look for the "mentioned by" tags on each place like these:
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This ornate summer home of a Mughal emperor now offers scenic grounds & a small historical exhibit.
The royal summer fort of the popular king "Tipu Sultan" is now transformed into a beautiful museum, and is certainly one of the best places to visit in Bangalore with kids. With old paintings, magnificent figures, and other remarkable artworks, this palace has gained a lot of popularity in the recent decades. Despite being a renowned historical construction, one of the unique features of the fort is that it is built using pure teakwood, something that is rare to see in today's world.
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Tippu Sultan Palace Rd, Chamrajpet, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560018, India
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Botanical garden with an aquarium & glasshouse designed to mimic London's former Crystal Palace.
Sometimes called Lalbagh for short by locals, Lalbagh Botanical Garden is an inner-city green space that functions as an educational center for the production of flora and fauna that contribute to the nation's economy. The park also is a favorite spot for birdwatchers and nature lovers who can stroll down walking trails under the shade of imported trees bustling with native wildlife. Lalbagh Botanical Garden also features the Glass House, which takes after London's Crystal Palace, and Peninsular Gneiss (Lalbagh Rock), a climbable rock formation believed to be more than 3,000 years old and one of the oldest rocks in the world.
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Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India•http://www.horticulture.kar.nic.in/lalbagh.htm
Historical place museum
Modern royal palace modeled on Windsor Castle offering tours, outdoor concerts & an amusement park.
The Bangalore Palace has always been considered as one of the most striking palaces built in the country and was constructed by Chamaraja Wodeyar in the 19th century. Built in the Tudor style, this palace mainly draws inspiration from England's Windsor Castle and will awe you with its turrets, vintage furniture, woodcarvings and countless other iconic elements. Surrounded by 430 acres of mesmerizing gardens, the palace is a hotspot for several concerts, exhibitions and events now.
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Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052, India•http://www.bangalorepalace.net/
Established in 1870, this vibrant city park has walking paths, landscaped gardens & play areas.
Sri Chamarajendra Park (Cubbon Park) is a 300-acre (121-hectare) oasis located in the heart of Bangalore just off the city's main thoroughfare, MG Road. The park is a hive of activity in the early mornings when people come here for their morning walks and then again in the early evenings when the walkers descend again. With close to a hundred different species of plants and trees, this is also a favorite haunt for nature lovers and birdwatchers.
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Kasturba Road, Behind High Court of Karnataka Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagara, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bangalore
Museum housing paintings by modern & contemporary Indian artists, plus a cafe & an auditorium.
If you're an art lover, don't miss visiting the National Gallery of Modern Art on Palace Road. This gallery, which opened in 2009, is the third of its kind in India (the others are in Delhi and Mumbai). It's housed in a Colonial mansion with a garden setting and has two interconnected wings, one of which features works from the early 18th century up until India's Independence while the other displays work from a large number of modern and contemporary artists.
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49, GF, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Rd, Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052, India•http://ngmaindia.gov.in/
ISKCON Temple Bangalore
Expansive, modern Hare Krishna temple campus, including shrines, food stalls & souvenir shops.
Tucked in the Rajajinagar area of Bangalore, ISKCON Temple is among the most revered temples in India dedicated to Lord Krishna. This particular shrine is under the guidance of Madhu Pandit Dasa and also happens to be a cultural complex rather than just a place of worship. Known to be one of the most respected Bangalore tourist places, it is also famous for its active involvement in social causes and its contribution to helping people rediscover spirituality and foster growth.
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Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Rd, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010, India•https://www.iskconbangalore.org/
Planetarium with shows in Kannada & English, plus a science center for educational activities.
Administered by the Bangalore Association for Science Education (BASE), the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium is among the most intriguing and enlightening places to see in Bangalore for not just space enthusiasts, but for anyone with a keen mind. This popular attraction is visited by kids, teachers, as well as people fascinated by astronomy and space in large numbers courtesy its interactive ways of learning and imparting knowledge which are rather fun and interesting. You can know everything from how stars are formed to what black holes are in the most exciting ways through the use of multimedia techniques.
Sri T, Sankey Rd, High Grounds, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•http://taralaya.org/
Bannerghatta Biological Park
Vast national reserve featuring a zoo, safari park, butterfly conservatory & animal rescue center.
Part of Bannerghatta National Park and located about an hour south of Bengaluru city center, Bannerghatta Biological Park makes for a super fun family outing. Guests who don't feel like making the trek through the reserve can hop on a tour bus that treats passengers to a safari-like experience. Those who explore the grounds on foot will see an assortment of wild animals, including tigers, lions and bears, as well as ostriches, snakes and porcupines!
Bannerghatta Main Rd, Bannerughatta, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560083, India•http://bannerghattabiologicalpark.org/
Boating & walking in a peaceful, leafy spot, one of the largest lakes in Bangalore.
One of the biggest lakes in the city, the lake owes its name to the locality (Ulsoor) it is situated in. Although the origins of the lake date back to the time of Kempe Gowda, the revamped version was created by the then Commissioner of Bangalore Sir Lewin Bentham Bowring. Cleanliness drive has been observed to restore the lake to a great extent.
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Sivanchetti Gardens, Halasuru, Karnataka 560042
High Court of Karnataka
Large, imposing 19th-century courthouse featuring a red facade in a popular park setting.
The entrance of Cubbon Park beautifully houses the eye catching red coloured building that was built under the reign of the ruler, Tipu Sultan. Located opposite to Vidhana Soudha, the State Central Library Building is one among the best places to visit in Bangalore. The highlight of the museum comprises a collection of artefacts along with stone carvings that were created back in the 12th century.
Opp. to Vidhana Soudha, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•http://www.karnatakajudiciary.kar.nic.in/
Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath
Cultural campus with diverse exhibitions of visual arts & crafts, plus educational programs.
TheKarnataka Chitrakala Parishath is an art institution that promotes Indian cultural heritage throughout a total of 13 museums, each housing different collections. Exhibitions on both the state and national level range from traditional Mysore paintings and sculptures to folk and tribal art from across Asia. The galleries host a wide range of Indian and international contemporary art, including a collection of leather puppetry and an extensive display of Russian artist Nicholas Roerich's paintings of the Himalayas.
No.1, Art Complex, Kumarakrupa Rd, near The Lalit Hotel, Kumara Park East, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•http://www.karnatakachitrakalaparishath.com/
Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum
Family-friendly technology & science museum with exhibits on engines, space, biotechnology & more.
If you are a tech enthusiast or if you have children who love science and technology, the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, located in the Cubbon Park area is a great place to visit. The museum was inaugurated in the year 1962 and has about 10 exhibition halls, a 3D theatre, and a science park. Check more details about Winter trip – Places to Visit in December | Places to Visit in Winter
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Near Chinna Swamy Stadium, Kasturba Rd, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•https://www.vismuseum.gov.in/
HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum
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Aerospace company's museum featuring photographs & models tracing aviation & aeronautics history.
HAL Aerospace Museum holds a prestigious place in the list of the major places to see in Bangalore. Established with an aim to educate the masses on important aspects like the journey of HAL, which is among Asia's largest and most crucial aeronautical companies, this museum is an eminent attraction for young minds as well as those fascinated by India's achievements on the astronomical front. It talks of the giant leaps that Indian aviation has taken in commercial aspects as well as for the defense sector.
Police Station, Near HAL, HAL Old Airport Rd, Marathahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037, India
Sri dodda ganapathy temple
This 16th-century Hindu temple is dedicated to the sacred bull Nandi, with a huge statue of him.
The Bull Temple (Nandi Temple) was built in the 16th century in typical South Indian Dravidian style, and is one of Bangalore's oldest temples. The locals call it "Dodda Basavana Gudi" (Big Bull Temple), named after the gigantic 15-foot high and 20-foot long statue of Nandi, Lord Shiva's bull. Visitors to the temple first pay their respects to Ganesh, the elephant-headed god at the base of the hill before climbing the many steps to worship the huge monolithic statue of Nandi at the top.
235, Bull Temple Road, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
Venkatappa Art Gallery
Museum featuring works by noted Karnataka artist Venkatappa & exhibition space for contemporary art.
The demise of one of the most celebrated artisans of Karnataka, K. Venkatappa, paved way for an admirable memorial in the form of Venkatappa Art Gallery. Venkatappa's watercolor works and other collections are on display in the captivating gallery. Government Museum is a prestigious archaeological museum situated along Venkatappa Art Gallery.
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Kasturba Rd, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•http://www.vagforum.in/
Three-level shopping center with luxury, international retailers, plus sophisticated restaurants.
UB City, situated on Central Business District, is a luxury property establishment developed by UB Group in a joint venture with Prestige Group. It is comprised of four different towers (UB, Concorde, Comet, and Canberra) apart from the Kingfisher Plaza, each with its own distinct look and occupancy. UB City is the one-stop destination in Bangalore for luxury international brands like Burberry, Canali, Marks & Spencer, Rolex and Louis Vuitton.
24, Vittal Mallya Rd, KG Halli, D' Souza Layout, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India•http://www.ubcitybangalore.in/
Bangalore Fort
Monumental, carved stone gate, one of few surviving elements of the city's 18th-century fort.
Also known as Kempegowda's Fort after the founder of Bangalore (Kempe Gowda), this landmark construction was originally built in 1537 out of mud and converted to stone in 1761. It was later captured by the British East India Company in 1791. Today, only two bastions and one gate remain, along with gardens and a Ganesh temple.
Krishna Rajendra Rd, New Tharagupet, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560002, India
Government Museum
History museum displaying carvings, archeology & weaponry since 1877 in a historic red building.
Operational since 1865, the Government Museum in Bangalore is counted among the oldest museums in the country. However, it's not just the rich history of this place that draws visitors, but also the impressive collection of archaeological and geological artefacts, such as sculptures, coins, inscriptions and jewellery.
Kasturba Rd, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
St. Mary's Basilica, Bengaluru
Gothic-style Catholic church, consecrated in 1882, attracting crowds on St. Mary's Feast Day.
St. Mary's Basilica, located at Shivaji Nagar, was initially the place where French MEP priest Jean-Antoine Dubois conducted masses during the early 19th century. The basilica has been erected in the Gothic style with decorative motifs, magnificent arches, and stained glass windows. It is also known for its gorgeous frontage where a statue of Mother Mary holding baby Jesus and Statue of Our Lady (which is said to have recovered miraculously from a fire) are placed.
Msgr. F. Noronha Road, Shivaji Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560051, India
Popular route teeming with crowds visiting the shops (fashion, accessories, tech) & eateries.
If shopping is what drew you to this city, then you must visit Commercial Street, which is known to be one of the best tourist places in Bangalore for shopping and dining. Situated in the Central Business District of Bangalore, this long street houses a number of small-scale shops, thrift stores, as well as high-end boutiques to cater to both budget shoppers and those looking for a lavish retail experience. Whether you're looking for branded fashion or just some silk sarees from a local store, you'll find it all here.
Tasker Town, Shivaji Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Sankey Tank
Man-made recreational lake featuring park benches, gazebos & a waterside promenade for pedestrians.
A huge man-made tank located in West Bangalore, serves as one of the popular landmarks of the present. While the construction took place in the year 1882 during the wake of the Great Famine of 1876-78, the tank was built to be the solution for water scarcity. The periphery offers a well-lit walkway along with benches for visitors to stroll and enjoy the surrounding beauty.
Kodandarampura, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560080
Wonderla Amusement Park, Bangalore
Water & Amusement Parks
Amusement park with roller coasters, a ferris wheel & water rides, plus virtual reality experiences.
There are some fun places to visit nearby Bangalore on road trips by Revv cars on rent as well. Take a car and drive to Wonderla for a perfect weekend with your family and friends. Wonderla offers a gala time to visitors with more than 50 wet and dry rides.
28th Km, Mysore Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562109, India•http://www.wonderla.com/bangalore-amusement-park/
Shivoham Shiva Temple
Sacred complex containing enormous Shiva and Ganesh statues, plus a healing stone.
Built-in the year 1995, this temple in the Old Airport Road, Bangalore is known for its 65-feet Shiva Idol, which is the main attraction here. The artificial cave that leads to the inner sanctum of the temple is another reason for its popularity. The temple attracts worshippers from all over the world every year and is an architectural landmark of the city.
97, HAL Old Airport Road, Kemp fort mall Parking, Ramagiri, Murgesh Pallya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560017, India•http://www.shivohamshivatemple.org/
Ragigudda Sri Prasanna Anjaneyaswamy Temple
Historic Hindu temple on a hill with colorful shrines, scenic views & many cultural events.
Up a hillock lies this ornate temple dedicated to the Hindu god Hanuman. Resembling a monkey, Hanuman is worshipped for various benefits, including health, wealth, happiness, and success. There are also shrines devoted to Shiva, Rama, Sita and Lakshmana.
KSRTC Layout, Jayanagara 9th Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560069, India•http://www.ragigudda.org/
Phoenix Marketcity
Huge mall featuring a range of international brand-name stores, plus restaurants & a cinema.
Out of the many malls in Bangalore, Phoenix Marketcity gets the kudos due to its immensity and significant impact on Bangalore's ever-growing mall culture. The number of stores in Phoenix Marketcity is in excess of 270 and the periphery of the mall has an ambient setting that hosts occasional events for the public.
Whitefield Main Rd, Devasandra Industrial Estate, Mahadevpura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048, India•https://www.phoenixmarketcity.com/bangalore
Infant Jesus Church
Unassuming Catholic church with frequent Mass & a shrine dedicated to baby Jesus.
The church, located at Vivek Nagar, has a divine aura attached to it. Surrounded by beautiful rose gardens and boasting intricate architecture, Infant Jesus shrine draws legions of Indian and foreign visitors on a daily basis. Many consider the church to be a place where prayers are acknowledged and blessings are sought.
Bazaar St, Rose Garden, Vannarpet Layout, Viveka Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560047, India•http://www.infantjesusshrine.com/
Dodda Aalada Mara
Planted in the 17th century, this 400-year-old banyan tree covers 3 acres & is a popular photo spot.
Located in Kettohalli in Bangalore, this single banyan tree covers 3 acres of land and is considered among the biggest trees in the country. The banyan tree is surrounded by a small park with seating spots and is a good place to visit in the mornings and evenings. Do be aware of a large number of monkeys in the park.
Tavarekere Hobli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562130, India
Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park
Twice nightly shows feature coordinated fountains, lights & music, surrounded by landscaped gardens.
Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain is a large computerized fountain that seems to dance to various types of music using hydraulic pump systems, multi-colored laser lights, and more than 1,000 nozzles. It makes for a fun night out for families; shows are frequently set to patriotic songs in the regional Kannada language as well as Hindi.
Opp to Jawahar Lal Nehru Planetarium, Raj Bhawan Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052, India
Jaya Prakash Narayana Park
City greenspace with walking/jogging paths, a swimming pool, a musical fountain & play equipment.
This is the third-largest park in Bangalore and is a beautifully maintained landscape sprawling across 85 acres. The park is filled with four lakes, a couple of refreshing fountains, and a clean jogging path. The musical fountain is an added attraction here.
22/1, Tank Bund Road, Brindavan Nagar, Bandappa Garden, Mathikere, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560054, India
Bugle Rock Park
Serene park shaded by a tree canopy featuring gardens, waterfalls & fountains, plus three temples.
The Bugle Rock Park is situated in Basavanagudi in the South of Bangalore. The main attraction of the park is the group of natural rock formations called the Peninsular Gneiss. These formations are assessed to be more than 3,000 million years old.
Bull Temple Rd, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560019, India
Sri Someshwara Swamy Temple
Built for the god Shiva during the Chola period, this Hindu temple features carvings of deities.
Located in Ulsoor, this is among the oldest temples in Bangalore and was built during the Chola Dynasty. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit in the middle of the bustling city.
Ulsoor Rd, Someshwarpura, Halasuru, Karnataka 560008, India
NIMHANS Brain Museum
Medical science museum with human brain samples, live neuroanatomy demonstrations & guided tours.
For years, the place has been collecting, preserving and exhibiting brain specimens for educational and research purposes. It may appear or sound eerie to some people; however, the work that it has done regarding spreading awareness and removing stigma related to neuropsychiatric illnesses is really outstanding.
Hosur Main Road, Sattar Layout, Lakkasandra, Laljinagar, Wilson Garden, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560029, India•http://www.nimhans.ac.in/neuropathology/brain-museum
Lumbini Gardens
This lakeside park has colorful pedal boats for rent, plus a swimming pool & children's rides.
A one-of-its-kind attraction in the city, Lumbini Gardens attracts plenty of visitors every day owing to its serene environment and verdant landscape. The park, situated on the banks of Nagawara Lake, is perfect for a day-out with family as it boasts a kids' park, amusement rides, wave pool, boating club, beautiful fountains, a 1.5 km-long walking path and a food stall to enjoy delectable fare.
#57/1, Verannapalya, Opportunity to Lumbini Garden & Near CR Weghi Bridge, Nagavara, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560045, India
St. Mark's Cathedral
1808 church with monumental baroque architecture, English-language services & tranquil gardens.
Atmospheric cathedral built in 1812 with a distinctive domed roof based on St Paul's Cathedral in London. Check out the entrance's ornate carvings. There are four services on Sunday.
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1, Mahatma Gandhi Rd, Shanthala Nagar, Shivaji Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Manchanabele Dam
Located at about an hour's drive from Bangalore city centre, Manchanabele Dam is built across the Arkavathy River and caters to the water needs of the nearby town of Magadi. A lot of local and even travellers plan a trip to this site owing to the fact that it is away from the hustle-bustle of the city and offers a serene environment for people to unwind. Trekking, picnics, birdwatching, boating, camping, mountain climbing and rappelling are some of the activities to indulge in at this dam.
SH 85, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562201, India
Thottikallu Falls
Secluded waterfall with powerful cascades during monsoon accessed via a hiking & cycling trail.
It's quite common for college-going kids and other people in Bangalore to plan a weekend getaway to TK Falls (also known as the Swarna Mukhi Falls). About 35 km from Bangalore, Thottikallu Falls is an excellent place for trekking enthusiasts or just those who want to get away from the clatter of the city. Feel free to take a shower in its cascading waters after the strenuous trek or simply relax here.
Kanakapura Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560083, India
Government Aquarium
This compact, bi-level aquarium with many tanks exhibits various species of colorful fish.
Situated in Cubbon Park, Bangalore Aquarium is among the most famous places to visit in Bangalore as well as the second-largest aquarium in the country. Built in 1983, this beautiful aquarium has a range of ornamental and exotic fish on display, the likes of which include Siamese Fighters, Freshwater Prawns, Catla, Red Tail Shark, Goldfish, and many more. This diamond-shaped building has over 80 tanks in total where people can observe bizarre varieties of aquatic flora and fauna like eels, horsefish, tiger fish, angelfish, pearl gourami, moon tail, and more.
Kasturba Rd, Shanthala Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Freedom Park
City park on the site of a former jail with multiple monuments & a designated protest area.
London's Hyde Park equivalent, Freedom Park in Bangalore is spread over an area of 21 acres and occupies the same site where once stood the Central Jail. A glimpse of the past can be seen in the centre of the park, where lies the tower that was used to observe prisoners. Water Fountain, Jail Museum, Sculpture court, Book Museum and People Courtyard are other attractions here.
Seshadri Rd, Gandhi Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560009, India
Bengaluru is the home of many of India's spiritual gurus, and the city has a rich religious culture. There are many diverse places of worship, including ashrams, mosques, and churches.
Marappa Rd, Lingayana Palya, Jogupalya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560008, India
Sri Kalikamba Kamateshwara Swamy Temple
The Chola Dynasty ruled this part of Southern India for a long time and the Chola kings are known for having built several temples that are no less than architectural masterpieces. History buffs will relish visits to some of these temples that are more than 1,500 years old!. Be a witness to history through eye-catching carvings, sculptures and other details across temples like the Old Madiwala Someshwara Temple, Domlur Chokkanathaswamy Temple, Sri Ananda Lingeshwara Temple and Halasuru Someshwara Temple among others.
221, Dharmaraya Swamy Temple Rd, Kumbarpet, Ganigarpet, Nagarathpete, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560002, India
ISKCON Sri Jagannath Swamy Temple
ISKCON begs to differ from conventional temples of Hinduism in terms of modus operandi and methodology. The cultural complex located on a hillock in the middle of the city is a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle. ISKCON was built on the idea of Krishna consciousness owing to the Hindu deity of the same name.
159, 1st Main Rd, Kumarapark West, Kumara Park West, Seshadripuram, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560020, India•https://iskconbangalore.co.in/
aPaulogy Gallery
Described by proprietor Paul Fernandes as "a gallery of curious illustration," aPaulogy celebrates Bangalore's ever-changing face with vibrant, soulful illustrations capture everyday scenes and landmarks witnessed during the artist's residence in Bangalore during the 1970s. Open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.
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aPaulogy Gallery, 002 Edward House 37 Pottery Road, Richards Town, Opp East, Railway Station back Gate, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560005, India•https://www.apaulogy.com/
Tasveer
Dedicated to "the art of photography and photography as art," Tasveer ranks among Bangalore's premier gallery experiences. Each show are nothing short of compelling. Contact: +91 80 4053 5212 | Website
SUA HOUSE 26/1, KASTURBA CROSS ROAD, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Rangoli Metro Art Center
Vibrant facility providing indoor & outdoor artwork, a performing arts auditorium & green spaces.
Constructed by the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation to capture the spirit of the "Bougainvillea Promenade" which once stood nearby, the Rangoli Metro Art Center is a public space for arts and recreation featuring a youth-oriented play area called "Chilipili" in addition to local crafts and a restaurant. Open daily from 10 a.m.
Metro Station, Beside, Mahatma Gandhi Rd, Shivaji Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Shree Shiva Temple
Considered to be one of the most beautiful Shiva temples in India, Shiva Temple is among the most beautiful Bangalore tourist places. Home to stunning statues of Lord Shiva and Lord Ganapathi, this temple is a major source of attraction devotees coming from near and far to offer prayers and seek blessings at this temple. The best time to visit the Shiva Temple is around the festivals like Diwali and Shivratri when the temple premises are decked up in glittering lights winking at passersby and becomes the host of folk dance and music.
Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560025, India
Grips Gokarting & Bowling
Go-kart track
Grips Go Karting is one such amazing place here that offers go-karting to adventure enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies in a fun and safe environment. Racing enthusiasts can just pick a car of their choice and try their skills at one of the most famous adventure sports in Bangalore all at a very nominal fee. There is a range of karts available here, including those with a motorless mode.
Survey No. 68, Mysore Rd, Anchepalya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560074, India•http://www.gripsgokarting.com/
Jnanakshi Rajarajeshwari temple
Intricate Hindu temple with colorful idols, ornate entrance gateways & life-like animal sculptures.
This temple in Bangalore South is one of the most important places of worship in the city. It is finely carved out of pure granite and stands tall as an excellent example of Dravidian style architecture. The temple's massive entrance tower can be seen from miles away.
Rajarajeshwari Temple Rd, Kenchenhalli, RR Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560098, India•http://www.srikailashashrama.org/rajeshwari-temple.html
Side-by-side theme parks in Bangalore, Fun World and Water World are fun, family-friendly destinations year-round. Fun World offers rides from the tame to the adrenaline-pumping, while at Water World visitors can cool off with a variety of waterslides and pools. Gather a group of friends or take the kids out for a day of fun at one—or both—of these parks.
Kempegowda Main Rd, HSR Layout, KG Halli, D' Souza Layout, Dasarahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560024, India•http://www.funworldblr.com/
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2nd in the series from the editors of Easyriders magazine.
David Mann's two-wheeled art brought the biker lifestyle to roaring life for over 30 years in the pages of Easyriders magazine. Back in 1993, Paisano Publications released the second art book showcasing 50 of David Mann's astounding paintings, each picked by the artist himself! Now, we are once again offering THE ARTIST'S CHOICE COLLECTION OF DAVID MANN'S MOTORCYCLE ART for just $19.99! Get 50 glorious reproductions of David Mann's favorite paintings, picked by the Mann himself. This killer collection will only be available for a limited time so preorder yours NOW!


The Little Go source code repository has moved to GitHub. I will remove the old repository on git.herzbube.ch in the next couple of days.
On Mac OS X, when I mount a TrueCrypt volume from a file container while logged in as user A, I can then switch to another user B and view the mounted volume's content (e.g. in the Finder, or in a Terminal.app session). I believe this is a bug, as the content of the TrueCrypt volume should remain private. I don't know enough about the underlying issues to lay the blame on any one in particular (Mac OS X, TrueCrypt, FUSE?), but what I definitely can say is that I cannot trust my Mac to be left alone while a TrueCrypt volume is still mounted.
This is how my mounted volumes' mount points look like inside a Terminal.app session. As you can see, the TrueCrypt volume PRIVATE is mounted with permissions that make it wide open for any user to snoop around inside.
I have reported this issue on the TrueCrypt website in September 2009. I never received a reply. Today I double-checked whether the problem is still there with the latest version of TrueCrypt (7.1a): Yes, it is! In case anyone wonders: I am using Mac OS X 10.6.8.
After much fiddling around, I finally worked out how to get the CardDAV plugin to work on my Debian box. The main problem was working out where to place the plugin's source code and configuration files, and where to create symlinks so that the Debian-packaged version of Roundcube finds the plugin and picks up its config file. Here is the full account of how to install and configure Roundcube and the CardDAV plugin on a Debian box that tracks the "testing" distribution.
Last week I went to the theatre to see the new Ridley Scott flick Prometheus. On Friday I saw the archive.org version of Plan 9 from Outer Space. Yesterday I watched the 2011 movie Cowboys & Aliens on DVD.
Version 0.2.3 of dgsmonX fixes a small but ugly bug introduced in 0.2.2: Instead of "no game waiting" dgsmonX would report "Check failed, no error details". Thanks to Hans for reporting this.
I recently stumbled upon Trello, a cool new service that provides simple task-oriented project organization. As an experiment, I have added a Trello board for Little Go and put most of the roadmap features and TODO ideas up on that board. Have a look and let me know what you think about it.
I just released dgsmonX 0.2.2 (project page). This version should hopefully work again with DGS 1.0.15 (see previous post). If you encounter any issues, please let know by email.
Please note that to ensure responsible use of DGS resources (as requested in the DGS FAQ), I have implemented a minimum monitoring interval of 5 minutes (or 300 seconds). If you have configured a shorter interval, it will be automatically adjusted when you launch this version of dgsmonX for the first time. The minimum interval only applies to automatic checks, manual checks can still be triggered anytime you wish. Thank you for your understanding.
The release of the Dragon Go Server software version 1.0.15 thoroughly broke dgsmonX because DGS no longer accepts unauthenticated game checks via quick_status.php. While working on a fix for this I happened to notice that quick_status.php accepts user ID and password as arguments. A corresponding URL looks like this: http://www.dragongoserver.net/quick_status.php?version=2&userid=foo&passwd=secret.
A couple of days ago Little Go 0.8.1 has been released to the App Store, and today I have put up the source tar ball on the project page. Even though the new version has only 2 new things it's definitely worth the upgrade: You'll get an important bugfix and a new spiffy app icon (contributed by Daniel Máslo).


Could Your "Money Personality" Be Sabotaging You?
Could Your "Money Personality" Be Sabotaging You?
You know the feeling you get when you do "that thing" around money AGAIN?
Whatever you do with money, I bet you don't just do it once. Most of us have habits with money — some of which serve us, and some which definitely do not.
So we do "that thing" again, and inside we feel unhappy. It's not that we don't want to treat ourselves, or save up money, or buy our loved ones special gifts.
It's just that we feel like we're making money decisions on autopilot. Like we're not in control of the situation, and we're not so sure we're crazy about the results of our actions.
Well, what if I told you that you have a unique "money DNA" which is where those habits come from?
Even better, what if I told you that you could "crack the code" on your money DNA and start to leverage your money strengths, while compensating for your weaknesses — so you could stop repeating that same old money story and start living a new one?
You might wonder if it's even possible to have a brand-new money story, especially if you feel like your habits are deeply ingrained.
If so, I hear you. I TOTALLY used to feel that way. I wasn't born into any special privilege, and I didn't have strong money models growing up.
Today, I run a multi-million dollar business that's touched the lives of tens of thousands of women around the world. There was a time, though, when I felt like maybe, despite the fact that I had big dreams and was putting a ton of hard work into them, I wasn't cut out for the success I dreamed of.
When I started my business several years ago, I used to run goal-setting workshops around town. I'd print the flyers at home (that I designed myself on Powerpoint no less) and tack them up on café notice boards.
One day, while driving to give one of my workshops, the felt ceiling of my car fell down around my head. I was literally driving to a workshop to inspire others to have more, be more, and do more… and the roof of my car was sagging down around my ears.
I realized in that moment that my money life needed a reset. I already knew how to manifest lots of things and experiences, but when it came to money, things just weren't going the way I'd planned. I started to think maybe I didn't have it in me to create a thriving business from my passion — that maybe it was never going to be my turn.
All of that changed, though, when I discovered Sacred Money Archetypes®.
For the first time in my life, I got a glimpse of what was possible for me if I would just work toward my strengths, instead of battling my weaknesses.
And for the first time, I got answers about why I'd put so many seeming obstacles to success in my own path. Turns out they weren't actually obstacles, but rather preferences that, with a few simple tweaks, could be capitalized on in a BIG way.
What are Sacred Money Archetypes®?
Well, remember I mentioned "money DNA" a minute ago?
Sacred Money Archetypes® is the work (created by Kendall Summerhawk) that will help you unlock your unique DNA around money, so you can use it to your advantage instead of letting it silently sabotage you.
Within your unique money personality is the seed of a healthy relationship to money — a code just like "the other" DNA — with all the potential to create any level of wealth, freedom, and fulfillment you can imagine.
This means you are designed to succeed. You just have to know how to move forward with the right knowledge about how to take care of yourself based on how you naturally show up with money.
I'm SO thankful I discovered this about myself with the Sacred Money Archetype® work — because as soon as I knew how to work with my innate "money DNA" my business really started taking off, and I found that my old self-sabotaging habits fell away.
The change for me was so profound that I became a certified coach in Kendall Summerhawk's Sacred Money Archetypes® method and for years, I've been teaching it only on private retreats and with my one-to-one clients.
For the first time ever, I'm bringing the Sacred Money Archetypes® training to YOU.
Best of all, you can get started absolutely FREE.
>> Take My Free Lucky Money Quiz Now to discover your unique Sacred Money Archetypes®.
The Sacred Money Archetypes quiz and training series is a brand-NEW offering, and is the perfect complement to any entrepreneur's journey.
Whether you're just getting started or you've been building your business for years, the thing about your money personality is that it doesn't change. Who you are at the start of your business is who you are 10 years in.
The key to breaking the habits that keep you from having ALL the success you really want, is understanding what makes you tick and knowing how to change it.
So, what about you? Are you still self-sabotaging around money?
Do you find yourself underearning — or earning plenty but never knowing quite where it all went? Are you plagued with emotions like fear, guilt, or shame around money? Do you cringe when trying to decide how to spend it?
There are endless ways we sabotage ourselves with money, especially when it comes to growing our businesses. The truth is, though, YOUR way is simply related to your particular Archetype.
In fact, as part of the training, I'm revealing what MY primary Archetype is, as well as exactly how I've used this knowledge to work around my own imperfections (we've all got 'em, gorgeous) and create a multi-million dollar business PLUS a relaxed lifestyle I love, with plenty of time for all the people and things that are most important to me.
You may be very interested to learn, for instance, that I have this ONE characteristic you'd probably never associate with being a successful, multi-millionaire entrepreneur!
To get started, take the quiz HERE and discover how your money personality may be sabotaging you, and exactly what to do about it.
You'll discover SO much about yourself and your unconscious money beliefs just by taking the quiz — but remember, I'm not stopping there, because after you get your results, you'll automatically be enrolled in a free video training program to help you apply what you've learned straight away.
I know from experience how powerful it is to understand your unique 'money DNA' and leverage it in your life and business, so you can stop sabotaging yourself when it comes to money.
Honestly, it's like pressing 'reset' on your money story! When you know what's been holding you back, you can pave a brand-new path to a brighter future with the financial freedom and impact you really want (not to mention being able to manifest everything on your dream board).
It's your time, and you're ready for the next step.
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Is a $938,250 loan really helping to keep higher education affordable?
When I attended law school at George Washington University in 1969, the tuition was $1,900 a semester. I worked my way through and had no debts when I began to practice law.
Later, student loans became the norm. The loans were subsidized, encouraging students to become indebted rather than build sweat equity in themselves. Student loans also took parents off the hook for saving to pay for their childrens' education. The result was still more government dependency.
Screwing up the marketplace with subsidies, drove up the price of education, encouraged institutions to grow based on government support, and placed undue emphasis (economically) on higher and frequently useless education.
We should expect the higher education market to suffer a similar fate to the real-estate market, where subsidies, encouraging people to buy what they could not afford (and did not need) led them to a result that, when compared to their investment in time and treasure, was uneconomical.
I spoke briefly with Holloway on the phone. He is from the Austrian economist school, and spoke of the "education malinvestment".
Over time, that's certainly what has happened. The cost of education has spiraled out of control with the cost of higher education far exceeding the payback unless one gets lucky in the jobs lotto process.
Many college graduates will be paying back student loans for 20 years or more. This is what happens when the government tries to make things affordable. The same thing happened with affordable housing.
Has anyone even bothered to look up the mission statement of Fannie Mae?
We are a shareholder-owned company with a public mission. We exist to expand affordable housing and bring global capital to local communities in order to serve the US housing market.
Fannie Mae exists to expand affordable housing.
Fannie now offers loans as high as $938,250.
By what stretch of the imagination is that affordable? That such loans are deemed necessary is proof that Fannie Mae has failed its core mission.
Fannie at least has a mission statement that one can understand. It failed, but the mission is clear. Compare and contrast to the Federal Student Aid Program.
Federal Student Aid, an office of the US Department of Education, ensures that all eligible individuals benefit from federally funded or federally guaranteed financial assistance for education beyond high school. Located in Washington, DC, and 10 regional offices, its 1,000-person staff consistently champions the promise of postsecondary education and its value to American society.
Federal Student Aid was formed as a result of the 1998 Amendments to the Higher Education Act of 1965. To face the challenge of modernizing the delivery of student financial aid, this legislation named Federal Student Aid the government's first Performance-Based Organization (PBO).
Federal Student Aid's five core objectives are to integrate systems, to improve program integrity, to reduce program costs, to improve human capital management, and to improve products and services.


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israel 2021 years ago
Israel #TimeMachine
Solomon's Temple
According to the Biblical narrative, Solomon's Temple, also known as the First Temple, was a temple in Jerusalem built under King Solomon's reign and completed in 957 BCE.
The Temple was looted and then destroyed in 586/587 BCE at the hands of the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II, who also deported the Jews to Babylon.
The destruction of the temple and the deportation were seen as fulfillments of prophecy and strengthened Judaic religious beliefs.
The Hebrew Bible states that the temple was constructed under Solomon, king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Judah and that during the Kingdom of Judah, the temple was dedicated to Yahweh, and is said to have housed the Ark of the Covenant.
Jewish historian Josephus says that:
"the temple was burnt four hundred and seventy years, six months, and ten days after it was built".
So building would start in 470 + 587 = 1057 BCE
For this to work you would have to add another 100 years to:
King Solomon (990 BCE - 931 BCE) => 1090 BCE - 1031 BCE
King David (1028 BCE - 970 BCE) => 1128 BCE - 1070 BCE
King Saul (1078 BCE - 1010 BCE) => 1178 BCE - 1110 BCE
One of the most fiercely debated issues in Biblical Archaeology today involves the historicity of the Bible and biblical chronology in the period of the United Monarchy in Jerusalem.
Most of the evidence for this period of David and Solomon is found in the Bible, and there is a decided lack of archaeological evidence to correlate the biblical narrative.
Most archaeologists take the view that the Bible is a narrative of mythology interwoven with some historical elements; whereas some historians believe that the Bible, along with archaeological evidence, can be a valid historical source.
Common/Biblical name Albright Thiele Galil Kitchen
David 1000-962 1010-970 1010-970
Solomon 962-922
Rehoboam 922-915 931-913 931-914 931-915
Abijah 915-913 913-911 914-911 915–912
Asa 913-873
Jehoshaphat 873-849
Jehoram 849-842
Ahaziah 842-842
Athalia 842-837
Jehoash 837-800
Amaziah 800-783
Uzziah 783-742
Jotham 742-735
Ahaz 735-715
Heziakah 715-687
Manasseh 687-642
Amon 642-640
Josiah 640-609
Jehoahaz 609 609 609 609
Jehoiakam 609-598 609-598
Jehoiachin 598
Zedekiah 597-587 597-586 597-586 597-586
NO ARCHAEOLOICAL EXCAVATIONS
Because of the religious sensitivities involved, and the politically volatile situation in Jerusalem, only limited archaeological surveys of the Temple Mount have been conducted. No archaeological excavations have been allowed on the Temple Mount during modern times.
Therefore, there are very few pieces of archaeological evidence for the existence of Solomon's Temple. An Ivory pomegranate which mentions priests in the house "of ---h", and an inscription recording the Temple's restoration under Jehoash have both appeared on the antiquities market, but their authenticity has been challenged and they are the subject of controversy.
IN THE TANAKH
The only source of information on the First Temple is the Tanakh. According to the biblical sources, the temple was constructed under Solomon, during the united monarchy of Israel and Judah.
The Bible describes Hiram I of Tyre who furnished architects, workmen and cedar timbers for the temple of his ally Solomon at Jerusalem. He also co-operated with Solomon in mounting an expedition on the Red Sea. 1 Kings 6:1 puts the date of the beginning of building the temple "in the fourth year of Solomon's reign over Israel".
The conventional dates of Solomon's reign are circa 970 to 931 BCE. This puts the date of its construction in the mid-10th century BCE. Schmid and Rupprecht are of the view that the site of the temple used to be a Jebusite shrine which Solomon chose in an attempt to unify the Jebusites and Israelites. 1 Kings 9:10 says that it took Solomon 20 years altogether to build the Temple and his royal palace.
The Temple itself finished being built after 7 years. During the united monarchy the Temple was dedicated to Yahweh, the God of Israel, and housed the Ark of the Covenant.
Rabbinic sources state that the First Temple stood for 410 years and, based on the 2nd-century work Seder Olam Rabbah, place construction in 832 BCE and destruction in 422 BCE, 165 years later than secular estimates.
The exact location of the Temple is unknown: it is believed to have been situated upon the hill which forms the site of the 1st century Second Temple and present-day Temple Mount, where the Dome of the Rock is situated.
According to the Tanakh, the Temple was plundered by the Neo-Babylonian Empire king Nebuchadnezzar II when the Babylonians attacked Jerusalem during the brief reign of Jehoiachin c. 598 BCE (2 Kings 24:13).
A decade later, Nebuchadnezzar again besieged Jerusalem and after 30 months finally breached the city walls in 587 BCE, subsequently burning the Temple, along with most of the city (2 Kings 25).
According to Jewish tradition, the Temple was destroyed on Tisha B'Av, the 9th day of Av (Hebrew calendar).
OsRt2vYQ3Is was-the-12000-year-old-gobekli-tepe-really-a-temple Was the 12.000-Year-Old Göbekli Tepe Really a Temple? The most famous site of Pre-Pottery Neolithic Turkey is of course Göbekli Tepe, an enormous hilltop site situated to the east of Sanliurfa and made up of a number of spectacular enclosures, mainly circular or oval in shape and having dozens of decorated T-shaped pillars.
Was the 12.000-Year-Old Göbekli Tepe Really a Temple?
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rEvl-cv2GMs the-2nd-dynasty-temple-shunet-el-zebib-older-than-the-pyramids The 2nd Dynasty Temple: Shunet el-Zebib Shunet el-Zebib is a truly ancient mudbrick structure in Abydos, Upper Egypt, which dates all the way back to the second dynasty. It was built by King Khasekhemwy, some time around 2700 BC.
The 2nd Dynasty Temple: Shunet el-Zebib
0yH2pZhRacU the-mysterious-elephant-cave-of-indonesia-goa-gajah-temple The Mysterious Elephant Cave of Indonesia: Goa Gajah Temple Located on the island of Bali near Ubud in Indonesia, is this mysterious ancient sanctuary and Hindu archaeological site known as Goa Gajah or the Elephant Cave.
The Mysterious Elephant Cave of Indonesia: Goa Gajah Temple
p_DEbt8Wb6c the-controversial-origins-of-bayon-temple-and-angkor-thom The Controversial Origins of Bayon Temple and Angkor Thom Often falling in the shadow of the fabulous Angkor Wat, the Bayon temple of the neighbouring Angkor Thom, Cambodia is a breathtaking, richly-decorated Khmer Buddhist Temple built in the late 12th or early 13th century AD.
The Controversial Origins of Bayon Temple and Angkor Thom
OVLq9quGvTo who-lived-on-top-of-the-temple-of-olympian-zeus-pillars Who Lived on Top of the Temple of Olympian Zeus Pillars? When I first saw this photo I thought that it had to be a fake. What we are looking at are the columns of the ruined Temple of Olympian Zeus, the ruler of the gods in Greek mythology, in Athens, Greece.
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Coasting trade licence - Western Pulp Limited Partnership
December 31, 1998 APPLICATION by Western Pulp Limited Partnership, pursuant to the Coasting Trade Act, S.C., 1992, c. 31, for a licence to use the American tugs and barges"COLUMBIA", "KILCHIS", "MIKI HANA", "SALISHAN", "NATOMA", "NAVAJO", and "CAPT. LES EASOM", to transport, on an as required...
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Coasting trade licence - Holmes Maritime Inc., on behalf of Logis Nautiques SA and Workfox UK Ltd.
December 31, 1998 APPLICATION by Holmes Maritime Inc., on behalf of Logis Nautiques SA and Workfox UK Ltd., pursuant to the Coasting Trade Act, S.C., 1992, c. 31, for a licence to use the "SEAFOX 3", a Netherlands Antilles jack-up vessel, to be used as an accommodation platform for the Sable...
Amendment to Order No. R-39672 - Regional Municipality of Waterloo
December 31, 1998 IN THE MATTER OF an application by the Regional Municipality of Waterloo pursuant to section 32 of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10 (hereinafter the CTA), to vary Order No. R-39672 of the Railway Transport Committee of the Canadian Transport Commission dated...
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Amendment to Order No. 123254 - Regional Municipality of Waterloo
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Scheduled international all-cargo flight - Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Bay Area turn-of-the-century rockers Third Eye Blind last week announced a tour commemorating the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut album. If turnout for Stephan Jenkins and company's performance at last year's Outside Lands music festival is any indication, the band's show at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley will sell out.
Anniversary tours are commonplace these days. Even U2 has finally joined the wave with its The Joshua Tree 30th anniversary tour this summer. Still, Jenkins has publicly spoken against such a tour for Third Eye Blind in the past.
But then, Jenkins' former bandmates Arion Salazar and Kevin Cadogan began playing the album at small clubs. For months, the duo received cease-and-desist notices from lawyers representing Third Eye Blind and Jenkins, who owns a trademark to the band's name and logo. RIFF chronicled their story in August.
Kevin Cadogan, Arion Salazar and Tony Fredianelli photographed at Slim's on Jan. 6, 2017.
After facing a litany of cease-and-desist notices that made it harder to schedule shows, Bay Area residents Salazar (Third Eye Blind's original bassist) and Cadogan (original guitarist and key songwriter) joined forces with Anthony Fredianelli, the guitarist who replaced Cadogan in Third Eye Blind after Cadogan left in 2000. The trio renamed themselves Xeb, a play on words to 3eb, signed a booking manager and publicist and have begun playing shows centered around the anniversary of their former band's debut album. And they've done it without protest from Jenkins.
Xeb's show at Slim's on Jan. 6 did not sell out, but it drew plenty of Third Eye Blind fans, who sang along to every word from the band's debut, as well as a couple of songs from sophomore album, Blue.
Prior to the concert, RIFF sat down with Cadogan, Salazar and Fredianelli to catch up on the past and predict the future.
RIFF: Kevin and Arion, you were planning a show in L.A. in with Tyson Ritter of The All-American Rejects. That didn't work out. Did it have anything to do with receiving another cease-and-desist?
Cadogan: The schedules kind of changed. It was just sort of a coming together for fun and then it just sort of [fizzled]. Then Tony actually came into the mix shortly after that. So we just completely switched gears.
Fredianelli: I called up Kevin, not as a joke but — kind of a joke.
Cadogan: He sang to me on the phone.
Fredianelli: But he thought it sounded pretty good, and he called me right back.
Cadogan: He did sound really good. … I didn't know that Tony was such a great vocalist.
And what was the reason for your call at that particular time?
Fredianelli: Well, I knew these guys were doing something and … I didn't see why I shouldn't try to jump in on vocals. I mean, I knew the songs, and these guys can't have all the fun.
Arion Salazar photographed at Slim's on Jan. 6, 2017.
When I spoke with the Arion and Kevin last summer, we talked about you, Tony, a little bit. At that point you hadn't been in touch. Even though everybody understood each other's situation, you still weren't too happy with the circumstances under which everybody left. It's not like you were close friends.
Salazar: It wasn't a hatred, either.
Fredianelli: With the three of us, I don't know if there was a super beef. I mean obviously there's some weirdness, but not really like you might think.
Cadogan: [The beef] was really just in terms of my falling out with Stephan.
Alright, so Kevin talks to Tony on the phone. How did that lead to a duo turning into Xeb? Not only in terms of logistics, but with all legal issues you were facing.
Cadogan: Those legal things, were just Jenkins' way of saying, "Don't forget about me." We're not getting them now.
Kevin Cadogan, Arion Salazar and Tony Fredianelli interviewed at Slim's on Jan. 6, 2017.
Xeb now has three early Third Eye Blind members. Jenkins' band has only two: himself and drummer Brad Hargreaves. How are fans reacting?
Cadogan: That's an interesting thing, isn't it?
Fredianelli: That's a complex, nuanced question to answer because there's a lot of newer Third Eye Blind fans who know about the original lineup. They know about those records. And they might find their way into finding out … who wrote the music, who built the structure.
Cadogan: [Third Eye Blind] is a different band now. There are people that appreciate what [Jenkins] is doing now.
Salazar: Of course it is. … It is usually a little weird when bands lose members, change members especially in a band like this. At the same time, it's about a show. Those people don't know about the internal [battles]. They shouldn't have to if they don't want to get into it and they just want to hear music. I can't get mad about that.
Cadogan: We're just trying to present the music as authentically as we possibly could. The three of us right now is about as close as the universe will probably ever get. If the universe cares. We'll find out.
Have you had a chance to reconcile?
Cadogan: I guess that answers that.
What do you see as the future Xeb?
Cadogan: Well, we're just assembling the team right now. We've just recently got a booking agent on board. We're looking at tours along the East Coast in May and then nationwide tours … that will take us through the summer for the 20th anniversary of the release of the debut album. … We've also got tons of stuff individually, and we're starting to collectively work on that as well. [We're] letting things happen naturally.
Third Eye Blind performed at Outside Lands last year. The band had, probably, the biggest daytime crowd at the festival. Does that surprise you at all?
Cadogan: Not really. I think it's all based on music that was insanely popular.
Salazar: It doesn't surprise me, because I hear these songs from the first record on the radio all the time. [They] get played on multiple formats. So every generation of kids is going to get turned on to that band. They see the band playing in town and don't know who's in the band or not. It's good music. I'm super proud of it. I think they were good records. We built this thing. We toured our asses off. Kevin and I toured for almost three years straight, and then continued to run with Tony. And then after I was gone, those guys continued working. When you … put that much time into it, people know about it.
Fredianelli: I noticed around 2007 … that there was great focus on the college markets.
Salazar: It's a clever marketing.
Say Stephan Jenkins calls you up out of the blue and says, "You know what, I'm just not having so much fun anymore with the new guys. How about you come back and we do this together?" What's your response to that?
Salazar: We'd have to work on some stuff, personally. That's a tough one.
Cadogan: I don't think it's possible for me to be … with that sort of dictatorship style of being in bands. It's not appealing to any of us right now. The way we do this is very fun and relaxing, and we all sort of work together. We're having a good time. So the last thing on our mind is thinking about that.
Not really interested. The old stuff is good but Dopamine is the best 3EB album ever. It would be great if XEB could create something that good but their solo careers seems to indicate who the real talent in the bad was. Prove me wrong - I'd love to hear some great new stuff showing me I'm mistaken. For now, I'd take the new 3EB lineup over the old one.
Edward- Could not agree more. Dopamine is an amazing album. FWIW, Ursa Major is equally as good. These new albums are hard to turn off. I can listen to them on repeat over and over. I could never pick a favorite third eye album or song, they are collectively so damn good. New 3EB is epic.
Highly interested! The old stuff is great! The newer stuff is great! It's a big world. They can both thrive.
I just saw XEB last Saturday night and they were PHENOMENAL! Such an amazing show. They sounded great and had such a fun energy. I wish them much success.
I'm with Dave above... this is really exciting news, and any fan of the original sound (specifically the debut and Blue) should be super stoked about this. How can some of these comments be about the latest 3EB album? Does that matter here? I'm a big Cadogan fan and now I'll get to see him play the music he co-created and his great guitar sounds haven't been duplicated since. I saw them live around '09 and recall Tony being a great back-up singer as well - guitar and vocals. So having these three together... pretty cool. Hoping it's not just for the 20th anny, and hope they do more... even make new music.


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// Test01.cpp

#include "nsIDOMNode.h"
#include "nsCOMPtr.h"
#include "nsString.h"

NS_DEF_PTR(nsIDOMNode);

	/*
		This test file compares the generated code size of similar functions between raw
                COM interface pointers (|AddRef|ing and |Release|ing by hand) and |nsCOMPtr|s.

		Function size results were determined by examining dissassembly of the generated code.
		mXXX is the size of the generated code on the Macintosh.  wXXX is the size on Windows.
		For these tests, all reasonable optimizations were enabled and exceptions were
		disabled (just as we build for release).

		The tests in this file explore only the simplest functionality: assigning a pointer
                to be reference counted into a [raw, nsCOMPtr] object; ensuring that it is
		|AddRef|ed and |Release|d appropriately; calling through the pointer to a function
		supplied by the underlying COM interface.

		Windows:
			raw_optimized														 31 bytes
			raw, nsCOMPtr*													 34
			nsCOMPtr_optimized*											 38
			nsCOMPtr_optimized											 42
			nsCOMPtr																 46

		Macintosh:
			raw_optimized, nsCOMPtr_optimized				112 bytes 	(1.0000)
			nsCOMPtr																120					(1.0714)	i.e., 7.14% bigger than raw_optimized et al
			raw																			140 				(1.2500)

		The overall difference in size between Windows and Macintosh is caused by the
		the PowerPC RISC architecture where every instruction is 4 bytes.

                On Macintosh, nsCOMPtr generates out-of-line destructors which are
		not referenced, and which can be stripped by the linker.
	*/

void
Test01_raw( nsIDOMNode* aDOMNode, nsString* aResult )
		// m140, w34
	{
			/*
				This test is designed to be more like a typical large function where,
				because you are working with several resources, you don't just return when
				one of them is |NULL|.  Similarly: |Test01_nsCOMPtr00|, and |Test01_nsIPtr00|.
			*/

		nsIDOMNode* node = aDOMNode;
		NS_IF_ADDREF(node);

		if ( node )
			node->GetNodeName(*aResult);

		NS_IF_RELEASE(node);
	}

void
Test01_raw_optimized( nsIDOMNode* aDOMNode, nsString* aResult )
		// m112, w31
	{
			/*
				This test simulates smaller functions where you _do_ just return
				|NULL| at the first sign of trouble.  Similarly: |Test01_nsCOMPtr01|,
				and |Test01_nsIPtr01|.
			*/

			/*
				This test produces smaller code that |Test01_raw| because it avoids
				the three tests: |NS_IF_...|, and |if ( node )|.
			*/

// -- the following code is assumed, but is commented out so we compare only
//		 the relevent generated code

//		if ( !aDOMNode )
//			return;

		nsIDOMNode* node = aDOMNode;
		NS_ADDREF(node);
		node->GetNodeName(*aResult);
		NS_RELEASE(node);
	}

void
Test01_nsCOMPtr( nsIDOMNode* aDOMNode, nsString* aResult )
		// m120, w46/34
	{
		nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMNode> node = aDOMNode;

		if ( node )
			node->GetNodeName(*aResult);
	}

void
Test01_nsCOMPtr_optimized( nsIDOMNode* aDOMNode, nsString* aResult )
		// m112, w42/38
	{
//		if ( !aDOMNode )
//			return;

		nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMNode> node = aDOMNode;
		node->GetNodeName(*aResult);
	}


TalkToYoUniverse: Does your character have to be as smart as your reader?
Does your character have to be as smart as your reader?
Of course not, you'd say. And you'd be right...but. That's the point of this article.
Let's start with the question of what it means for a character to be "smart." I usually think of different kinds of character attributes as contributing to the impression of smartness. The ability to use logic and reason based on experience is one of those. The ability to reflect on and evaluate one's own actions. The ability to communicate effectively can also be interpreted as an indicator of intellect, though it isn't a particularly reliable one.
What the character needs to do intellectually depends on what the story involves. If the character is Sherlock Holmes, he needs to be pretty darned intellectual (along with a host of other things, as watchers of "Sherlock" will testify). If she's out there trying to solve a mystery, she should have the ability to do that, because it will look awfully strange if the protagonist isn't the one to resolve the main conflict. If, as in my stories, she's trying to solve a linguistic mystery, she needs not only mental facility but an expertise in linguistics. There is an endless list of the possible specialties that characters need in order to solve some of those sf puzzles (I've seen chemists, engineers, etc.).
If, by contrast, you're writing something about someone with a divergent mode of thinking - such as the autistic protagonist of The Curious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time - you'll have to gauge carefully how you portray the special characteristics of the person's thinking and then the intellect. They may or may not be related. I struggle sometimes in writing my antagonist Nekantor because he has OCD and is very repetitive - but is also extremely smart, so I have to find a balance in his narrative that makes him plausibly obsessive and plausibly intelligent at the same time.
All right, so let's go a bit further with this. You would put a lot of effort into making sure that you don't make physical or temporal inconsistencies in your story - it's important also to maintain consistency in the intellect of your characters. If a character can use logic to solve a complex problem in one situation, she's very likely to be able to do it in another situation as well. Make sure you don't have your character suddenly lose his mind and behave ridiculously. Sure, there are external influences that can change a character's ability to reason through things (like being in a panic or hurry situation, emotionally distracted, etc.). Just make sure that change is appropriate to the nature of the distractions.
So what do I mean by "does your character have to be as smart as your reader"?
This is a funny one, but to some extent a character needs to share some of the reader's instincts for how stories work.
Particularly if the character is someone who generally comes across as having a strong intellect, or who is having to use reasoning to get through the plot, you don't want (or at least, I don't want) him/her suddenly to catch a case of horror movie stupidity: "Here we are in grave danger from an unknown killing force that seems to come from nowhere but which I've been carefully using evidence to track down - let's split up."
Recently I put down a book because of a different kind of inconsistency. The character I was reading had been spending a lot of time thinking through the motivations of one of his companions, trying to figure out how the guy was thinking, because they were very different types of people - and then suddenly he completely stopped reasoning and decided to take his companion's words at face value (and think worse of him) in a scene where the companion was almost certain to be lying. This is where the reader comes in. Not only was it inconsistent, but I knew the guy had to be lying, and it didn't make sense for the protagonist to think he wasn't. Instead, it gave me the impression (one the author surely didn't intend) that the story was trying to manipulate me emotionally.
In fact, I have run into a very similar situation recently in my own work - where my protagonist has to share some of my own, and my reader's, instinct for where stories usually go. I had my protagonist pursuing someone out toward a waterfall, having some action and argument ensue, and then having the fugitive jump into the waterfall. My critique partner Doug Sharp (yes, he's very sharp) called me on this. He knew the guy was going to jump in the waterfall as soon as he knew that was where they were going, and he was shocked that my protagonist didn't also figure this out.
So now I'm going to make sure that my protagonist expects that the fugitive will jump into the waterfall, just the way my reader did - and then, I won't have him do it (just to shake things up). After that happened, I caught myself just today realizing I was about to do it again. The previous linguist died mysteriously. Was it an accident? Or was it the evil corporate guys? Well, if you're a reader, it's unlikely to be the former. And if it can't be the latter, then my characters have to entertain the possibility that the natives did it. Because that's the next option for a reader to consider, and not having my protagonist consider it would make him appear stupid.
So while your character doesn't have to be "smart" necessarily, nor should he or she be obliged somehow to match your reader (which would be tough, since you don't know who's going to read it anyway) - it's still good to think through this kind of "knowledge of story/cliché" instinct and make sure your characters aren't dropping the ball at critical moments... or your reader might just drop the book.
Nothing makes me crazier than a character who is too dumb to live. I really appreciate this post!
Oh this is such a good thing to raise awareness on. Seriously, there should be fun runs and pancake breakfasts devoted to making people aware of the dangers of characters who are too stupid to survive their own books. Or villains who are too incompetent to maintain their own evil empires.
I think that's why I find stories with romance as a main plot hard to get into. Characters who spend 300 pages disbelieving that the other person loves them back when I know from the introductory description that they're going to be together. I'd rather they do like your waterfall example, and totally blindside me with something different.
You have such a way of putting it, Hayley! Though I don't read much romance, I always go into it figuring the question is not so much "whether" but "how." On the other hand, I do like surprises, and this may be why I don't have a lot of patience with most romances.
I have to say, my pet peeve is when the POV is seriously STUPID. I'll put that book down and never read it again.
Indeed, i'm erin. Thanks for the comment.


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We will sharpen rotary dies with an approximate processing time of 3-5 working days.
We will produce custom dies with an approximate processing time of up to 2 weeks. For detail information regarding new rotary dies, please contact Janusz Iwanicki by phone at 630.521.9416, by fax at 630.521.9420 or by e-mail at janusz.i@worldwiderds.com.
We will produce custom module(s) for rotary dies with an approximate processing time of 4-8 weeks. For detail information regarding new module(s), please contact Janusz Iwanicki by phone at 630.521.9416, by fax at 630.521.9420 or by e-mail at janusz.i@worldwiderds.com.
We can also assist you on conversions to a rotary cutting system. We offer a high performance precision cutting module that will be designed to meet your specific needs.
Our engineering staff is ready to assist you in any new cutting application or, where improvements can be made, on an existing application. Our expertise is in the design, production and resharpening of all types of cutting dies.
Our computer controlled precision machinery plus the experienced craftsmanship of our people, assure you that your job will get the special treatment that it deserves.


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Q: Check button color in C# I wrote the following function to  verify a button color with C# selenium web driver, but it returns false and don't know what the problem is:
public Boolean check_source_button_color()
{
    Boolean Cond1 = false;

    try
    {
        String headerColor = driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//div[13]/div/a"))
            .GetCssValue("background-color");

        if (Assert.Equals("#15688f", headerColor))
        {
            Cond1 = true;
        }
    }
    catch { };

    return Cond1;
}

And in the issue I call it
if (Req_det_page.check_source_button_color())
{
    Cond3 = true;
}

Cond3 always false.

A: Here is the code after editing and it works well.
   public Boolean check_source_button_color()
        {
            Boolean Cond1 = false;
            try
            {
                string headerColor = (driver.FindElement(By.LinkText("Go to regulatory source website")).GetCssValue("background-color"));

                String[] hexValue = headerColor.Replace("rgba(", "").Replace(")", "").Split(',');

                hexValue[0] = hexValue[0].Trim();

                int hexValue1 = int.Parse(hexValue[0]);

                hexValue[1] = hexValue[1].Trim();

                int hexValue2 = int.Parse(hexValue[1]);

                hexValue[2]  = hexValue[2].Trim();

                int hexValue3 = int.Parse(hexValue[2]);

                hexValue[3] = hexValue[3].Trim();

                int hexValue4 = int.Parse(hexValue[3]);

                String actualColor = String.Format("#{0:X2}{1:X2}{2:X2}", hexValue1, hexValue2, hexValue3);

                Console.WriteLine( headerColor);
                Console.WriteLine("actualColor is " + actualColor);

                if (actualColor.Equals("#1e95ce"))
                {
                    Cond1 = true;
                }

                }
            catch (System.Exception ex )
            {
                Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
            }
            return Cond1;
        }

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Мультипле́кс ( «сложный, составной») — кинотеатр с несколькими, как правило, тремя или больше кинозалами; комплекс кинотеатров.

Если количество залов превышает 12, такие комплексы называют мегаплексами ().

Кинозалы, как правило, небольшие, так как основная цель — показ нескольких фильмов одновременно, чтобы привлечь зрителей с разными предпочтениями.

Мультиплекс также, помимо демонстрации кино, может предоставлять иные развлечения, позволяя посетителям получить максимум удовольствия. Для этого в здании кинотеатра могут устраиваться бар или кафе, бильярд, игровые автоматы, боулинг.

История появления
Изобретателем многозальных кинотеатров считается канадец Нат Тейлор[en], открывший второй зал своего кинотеатра «Элджин»[en] в Торонто 31 декабря 1947 года. Дополнительный малый экран позволял одновременно осуществлять два премьерных показа разных кинокартин.

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Кинотеатры

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