Muktinath Travel Guide

Day	Place	Time	What to Do		Cost
0	Kathmandu
		6 hr Micro-Bus			रु 350.00
1	Pokhara		Sight seeing	Dinner	रु 200.00
		4 Hr Bus			रु 200.00
	Beni			Lunch	रु 210.00
		2 hr Jeep			रु 160.00
2	Tatopani		Hotbath	Dinner	रु 200.00
		2 hr Jeep			रु 150.00
	Ghasa
		2hr Jeep			रु 315.00
	Marpha		Market travel	Lunch	रु 180.00
		20min Jeep			रु 55.00
	Jomsom
		2.5 hr Jeep			रु 250.00
3	Mukti nath		Sight seeing	Dinner	रु 350.00
		1 Hr Jeep			रु 120.00
	Kagbeni		Trekking
		2 Hr Trek
	Jomsom			Lunch	रु 160.00
		3.5 Hr Bus			रु 315.00
	Ghasa
		3 Hr Bus			रु 150.00
4	Beni			Dinner	रु 130.00
		8 Hr Micro-Bus			रु 675.00
5	Kathmandu
			Miscllaneous		रु 900.00
					रु 5,070.00

Photography

ISO

ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor,use lowest possible iso.
Higher ISO settings are generally used in darker situations to get faster shutter speeds (for example an indoor sports event when you want to freeze the action in lower light) – however the cost is noisier shots
100 ISO is generally accepted as ‘normal’ and will give you lovely crisp shots (little noise/grain).
Use Higer iso if : in dark situation

shuter speed

measured in sec ... or fraction of it. any thing more than 1/60 will give shake effect if used without triod or image stabilization
also bulb mode

Aperture

larger aperture (f/22)(eg for landscape,macro photo) give larger depth of field (vision),smaller(f/4.5)(eg for portrait) give smaller dof g for blured background

Sketch up tutorial Jists

Sketchup has faces only no volumes.

Repeating command eg push , pull , offset => just double click others after the first command.

Advanced copy => copy first one , then use 3x to repeat it three times, 5/ to insert with equal spacing in between.

scaling => scale and pull to another side with scale 1 OR flip it

copying => press ctrl with move/copy command.

groups and components=> if one component is modified all are modified. , not in case of groups.

triple click => select all related faces.

FOLLOW ME:

path need not touch the extrusion or be perpendicular to it , its automatically handled.

in case of complex path , select the path first then use the followme tool.eg a complex pipe

****to follow around a surface hold alt key and go to surface , it will be automatically be closed.eg a curved roof liner(need use intersect with model some times)

Creating extrusion => just create the cross section and use "FOLLOW ME" (tool>followme)command.can be used to follow a circle also, often requres the surface to be reversed( rt clk > reverse surface)

INFERENCE :

Use it while moving, drawing line, push /pull

Hovering ,shift to lock

*****Use liberal application of infereing

***** watch the inference lines ...

use shift to lock on an inference line,touch the surface click.

use display settings> color edges (for color of edge acc to direction)

Color hints while drawing

edges =>red

mid => cyan

pink => parallel

blue => surface touch

directions=>color

*****tools > utilities > create face === > if things dont close.

use pages for print preview

entity info => gives details of selected item(area , length ,material etc )

use protractor to give slope eg 2:4

move mouse near to protractor to snap in degrees.

Paint materials, cut copy holes, drag edge , measure and scale ,

offset tool, add prebuilt components(trees ,doors),online shadows

PICTURES:

Import> 2dgraphics (select use as texture)

rtclck> position

rtclck> fix pins

Model info:purge unused

 

Groups: Doesnot make or brake other parts of model

moves , rotates in group.

make groups of group.

Align axes

select face>rt click > align asces

 

Measure tool:

Click twice to make a contstruction line

 

Optimization for google Earth

delete unseen surfaces,

decrease faces that make up curves,

use single face eg for a pillar,

use components

Hide unwanted edges

Window --> Soften Edges 

Hides the unwanted edges and also makes the face single one.

Master page in asp.net

<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="Home.aspx.cs" Inherits="JIUM.Authenticated.Home" %>
<asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="HeadContent" runat="server">
This is the head content
</asp:Content>
<asp:Content ID="Content2" ContentPlaceHolderID="MainContent" runat="server">
This is the Body Content
</asp:Content>

nothing should be there out side of content tag

.http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/aspnet_masterpages.asp

http://www.aspdotnetcodes.com/Asp.Net_Page_Directives.aspx

My Hectic first day on programming gin asp.net 4.0

Hmm Asp.net … Good went crazy hell big giant full of all from every where !

All I was trying to do was create a login page n asp.net so proudly sits there saying its very easy in asp.net 4.0 ,just use the login control... and if you dont want to use the default database well implement MembershipProvider (Interface) ... what more some day on u can even use live login to authenticate…. humm

My nerves twitch ... day one i will be doing so much :) but :( no one told me (form MSDN)that in web application the App_Code folder is actually App_Localresources folder !!!! pheew n I had to spend 5 hours finding that !!!! :( but got it finally :)

Put a class in App_Localresources folder and implemented  System.Web.Security.MembershipProvider  ... humm :) now what its still not working :(

Finally gave fully qualified name with namespace in the Web.config file inside the system.web node
 

 <system.web>

    <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.0" />

    <authentication mode="Forms">

      <forms loginUrl="~/Account/Login.aspx" timeout="2880" />

    </authentication>

    <authorization>

      <deny users="?" />

    </authorization>

    <membership  defaultProvider = "JIUMMembershipProvider">

      <providers>

        <add name="JIUMMembershipProvider"

             type ="JIUM.JIUMMembershipProvider"

 connectionStringName="JIUMconnection"/>

      </providers>

    </membership>

  </system.web>

viola ... or not really viola Its finally going into the validation function inside JIUM.JIUMMembershipProvider well lets say viola for the day !