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Very very funny incident with me and my Friend in Central london
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Indian Tiffin or thali or lunch box or take away or home delivery in London
I know one Indian food home delivery service. I am mentioning it here because I thought it just might be the cheapest home made Indian food in London. I had it twice at my friend's place. This Indian home delivery guy serves in places like Wembley, Harrow on the Hill and even Hounslow. My friend used to get around 7 to 8 chapatis (thin Indian wheat bread), 2 sabzis ( 2 vegetable currys ), rice or chawal, daal (lentils soup or curry) and an indian sweet for just £2.80. There is variety in his food. Sometimes he serves aloo parathas, paav bhaji, poori sabzi or bhaji etc.
His contact number is - 07862254007
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All my data stored on digg.com is lost
I had registered with digg.com a few days ago. I updated my profile and submitted around 35 URLs to them. I was very impressed when I could see these URLs on google immediately within some minutes on putting proper keywords.
Today when I used the same keywords, I could see the URLs in the search results of google but when I clicked on them, it said no data found??
I tried to login using my credentials and and it said user dosent exist??
I tried the "forgot password" option and entered the email which I used for registration and it said this email is not reistered with them?
Search for "digg www.trips2london.com" on google, the results come on top.
Then click on "Show more results from digg.com" to see all my pages which point no where??
I am suspecting some other commercial website owner contacting digg.com to delete my profile?? Really Pi**ed up....
Anyone any idea???
Reards,
Girish.
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How to win lottery - Increase chances of - example Euromillions
I extracted the numbers of the last 26 euromillion lottery results. So I had around 2 sets of numbers. The first set contained the numbers which resulted after grouping the first 5 numbers of each result and the next set contained the numbers which resulted after grouping the last 5 numbers of each result. I did this because in Euromillions, the result of a lottery is a group of 7 number. Each of the first 5 numbers can be between 1 to 50 and each of the last two numbers can be between 1 to 9. Then for each set I found out which number has repeated itself how many times. Then I ordered this result in ascending order of the repetitions of the numbers. When I compared the results I found that the latest result was in the lower half of the list of numbers ordered in ascending order.
As a real example, the following numbers were the results of the last 26 draws of the national lottery:
38 39 45 46 49 7 8
9 24 37 39 49 3 9
12 13 36 41 46 1 8
1 8 18 28 31 8 9
2 29 31 32 38 1 4
2 22 24 36 44 1 2
4 17 34 40 42 4 9
4 9 31 32 33 3 7
7 19 30 38 50 4 7
1 17 31 43 47 2 3
3 6 15 21 32 7 9
6 22 24 25 36 3 8
3 7 8 43 46 6 8
9 11 17 26 40 3 9
7 21 23 24 44 3 4
12 18 24 26 45 4 5
8 16 18 37 43 2 6
10 28 30 38 39 2 7
1 26 33 36 46 6 7
12 18 19 43 49 3 9
7 11 18 29 42 6 7
12 31 37 38 43 2 3
1 5 18 38 45 4 6
34 35 38 39 46 3 4
9 17 30 39 43 5 7
4 22 27 36 44 7 9
Now for the first set of 5 number's affter finding out which number repeated how many times, I had the following:
@10@ 1
@13@ 1
@15@ 1
@16@ 1
@23@ 1
@25@ 1
@27@ 1
@35@ 1
@41@ 1
@47@ 1
@50@ 1
@5@ 1
@11@ 2
@19@ 2
@21@ 2
@28@ 2
@29@ 2
@2@ 2
@33@ 2
@34@ 2
@3@ 2
@40@ 2
@42@ 2
@6@ 2
@22@ 3
@26@ 3
@30@ 3
@32@ 3
@37@ 3
@44@ 3
@45@ 3 <---
@49@ 3 <---
@4@ 3
@8@ 3
@12@ 4
@17@ 4
@1@ 4
@7@ 4
@9@ 4
@24@ 5
@31@ 5
@36@ 5
@39@ 5 <---
@46@ 5 <---
@18@ 6
@43@ 6
@38@ 7 <----
And for the 2nd set of 2 number's affter finding out which number repeated how many times, I had the following:
@5@ 2
@1@ 3
@2@ 5
@6@ 5
@8@ 5 <---
@4@ 7
@9@ 7
@3@ 9
@7@ 9 <---
And the latest result was :
38 - 39 - 45 - 46 - 49 7 - 8
If you look at the results, the lower half of the numbers has a more density of the winning numbers. So, if you select you numbers from the lower half (especially from the bottom most part), you have a high chance of winning. Note that the above list of numbers ordered according to their repetitions, will keep changing according to the results of each draw. I wrote the following 2 unix scripts ( computer programs / software) to get these statistics:
cat find_count.sh
sort gir_lu | uniq >> ./temp_sort
while read var
do
count=`grep $var gir_lu | wc -l`
echo $var " " $count >> ./temp_list
done < ./temp_sort
sort -n -t ' ' +2 temp_list
rm -i temp_list temp_sort
cat find_count2.sh
sort gir_lu2 | uniq >> ./temp_sort
while read var
do
count=`grep $var gir_lu2 | wc -l`
echo $var " " $count >> ./temp_list
done < ./temp_sort
sort -n -t ' ' +2 temp_list
rm -i temp_list temp_sort
cat gir_lu
#these numbers are one below the other displayed incorrectly here.
@38@ @39@ @45@ @46@ @49@ @9@ @24@ @37@ @39@ @49@ @12@ @13@ @36@ @41@ @46@ @1@ @8@ @18@ @28@ @31@ @2@ @29@ @31@ @32@ @38@ @2@ @22@ @24@ @36@ @44@ @4@ @17@ @34@ @40@ @42@ @4@ @9@ @31@ @32@ @33@ @7@ @19@ @30@ @38@ @50@ @1@ @17@ @31@ @43@ @47@ @3@ @6@ @15@ @21@ @32@ @6@ @22@ @24@ @25@ @36@ @3@ @7@ @8@ @43@ @46@ @9@ @11@ @17@ @26@ @40@ @7@ @21@ @23@ @24@ @44@ @12@ @18@ @24@ @26@ @45@ @8@ @16@ @18@ @37@ @43@ @10@ @28@ @30@ @38@ @39@ @1@ @26@ @33@ @36@ @46@ @12@ @18@ @19@ @43@ @49@ @7@ @11@ @18@ @29@ @42@ @12@ @31@ @37@ @38@ @43@ @1@ @5@ @18@ @38@ @45@ @34@ @35@ @38@ @39@ @46@ @9@ @17@ @30@ @39@ @43@ @4@ @22@ @27@ @36@ @44@
cat gir_lu2
#these numbers are one below the other displayed incorrectly here.
@7@ @8@ @3@ @9@ @1@ @8@ @8@ @9@ @1@ @4@ @1@ @2@ @4@ @9@ @3@ @7@ @4@ @7@ @2@ @3@ @7@ @9@ @3@ @8@ @6@ @8@ @3@ @9@ @3@ @4@ @4@ @5@ @2@ @6@ @2@ @7@ @6@ @7@ @3@ @9@ @6@ @7@ @2@ @3@ @4@ @6@ @3@ @4@ @5@ @7@ @7@ @9@
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Hyper random Average travel diary blog
I am writing this while sitting in the underground tube and I started writing at the Knightsbridge station and the tube is
running via the Picadilly station.My compartment suddenly got crowded at Hyde Park corner. There are a lot of people sitting
here and the time is 21:17 Hours. I am travelling to work.I have a night shift today. I will change tubes at king's Cross
St.Pancras and take any one the tubes to Liverpool street. I could take a Hammersmith and City or circle or Metropolitan line
from King's Cross to Liverpool Street. The person sitting in front of me has worn a Blazer and is playing with a game on his
big rectangular PSP. A couple are talking to each other. They are the loudest in the compartment and have an American accent.
They have some boxes with them which have some some Chinese script on them. The lady opened a box and showed her partner a
pen which she found inside the box. The top of the pen had the ability to produce a thin layer of red light. A white girl is
helping cool herself with a chinese / Japanese manual fan.There is a pretty white girl wearing a pink top and a white short
pant. She is with her friend. I just changed tubes at King's Cross St Pancrass. I am going towards Liverpool Street. This
tube is a lot different from the one I was in.This seems to be a little older than the one I was in. The direction of the
alignment of the seats isperpendicular to the length of the tube. So the arrangement of the seats is more like the
arrangement of the seats in an overground train.
cushions of the seats of the tube that I am in, is Blue in colour with thick orange squares. They also have Blue ( different
shade ) square.The handles for resting the hands is red and grey in colour. The horizontal and vertical poles which are used
to hold by the people standing in the underground tubes is Blue in colour. No one is standing right now though. There are
three tube maps above one set of seven seats. Two of which are the maps of only the Picadilly line and the one in the centre
is the whole tube map. There are two adverts above each Picadilly map. Hence there are four adverts per set of seats ( seven
places to sit in one set). Between the four maps, there is a small horizontal screen to display information about the name of
the next tube station and other information as well. There is also a computerised announcement inside the tube before and at
each tube station. Ocassionaly the driver also announces stuff about planned line closures etc in his mic. There is one
rectangular window below each Picadilly line advert. Each window has a no smoking board and the window near the doors says
please keep feet off seats. Above each window, there is a red coloured switch to open and close the fan I guess ( or may be
the window itself ). There are six sets of seats in one compartment / carriage / car / cab, three on each side. So people sit
facing each other. There are four doors for the passengers and two doors to go to the adjacent compartments / cabs. These 2
doors have the following written on them : door alarmed on yellow background, keep clear access required at all times on a
blue background. The above 2 messages have an exclamation mark on their left. The 3rd message says fire extinguisher located
in driver's cab. I can see number 859 on the left of this door and Bombardier transportation on its top right. There is a
passenger emergency alarm on the doors. On the top left. And on its left hand side, the following is written : In an
emergency, use the passenger emergency alarm to alert the driver. It is safer to stay on the train than attempting to get
off. Follow instructions from staff or emergency services. Do not take any risks. There are heaters below each set of seats.
Thank god, they are not on now :-). Its summer and already warm. I think there are two ventilators between each set of 2
seats. I have reached Picadilly Circus now and cant observe any more in the tube as it is getting crowded and is blocking my
view. Moreover I am feeling little awkward to look around and copy what is written on the tube. The seats near the doors are
priority seats and should be given to disable people. There is a glass slab near each door and adjacent to the seat closest
to the door. This glass slab is perpendicular to the plane of the door.The floor is grey and has white and blue spots of
irregular shapes.
Got in the next tube which is very old and different from the tubes that run on the Picadilly line. I got in the tube at the
King's Cross station. This one has irregular sized seats and the cushions on these is Blue in colour and has light blue and
maroon isoceles triangles on it. The allignment of the seats is perpendicular to the length of the tube. Above the wondows
there is space to keep the luggage. Can see Sapbrc written on the top of the windows. In the new tube I also saw the
following written near the entry exit door for the passengers - Video cameras for your added security video cameras are being
introduced on London underground trains. People whoassault our staff or vandalise our property will be procecuted.
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England Vs Germany 2010 worldcup - Incorrect decision by refree
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