My Trip to Orphanage Homes.

It was Sunday Morning 9.30 AM, weather was bit cool. Our Associates were waiting in between the 5A & 5B buildings of Bank of America for the other Associates who were yet to join; Finally everyone were in and the trip started with lot of warm, enthusiastic feeling that we are going to meet some special people.

We started & reached Chavadi, “Poor students hostel”. On the way, we purchased rice bags for the students. As soon we reached the place, we received a warm welcome from all the 34 students. Each student introduced himself. We found some of them wanted to be in Army, Police, Scientist and what not. Each one of them wanted to be in different fields with great sort of feeling that they want to succeed in their life. Of course we find 3 of them want to be IT too J. Mean while we realized that there is a kitten in the Hostel which was eager to introduce itself. J

Now it’s fun time for all of us , children shaped themselves into a circle & associates joined them in between; All the associates became kids & played so many games like “Watermelon, Watermelon ... All are fruits… “. Some more games like dancing with numbers 1,2 ,3, 4, … etc… Then we realized that it was time to visit other place. Then the children greeted us with different ways of telling “BYE “. With all their warm wishes we started to other special place called “Anurag society for specially able children & Old age home“.

The Name was very appropriate since it was a place of Love and Affection.
The place was filled with warm greetings of the Old people & specially challenged people. Every one of us were so surprised to see their maintenance of the place and also their hidden talent in drawing, singing, dancing etc.

Even though we gave little furniture to the school, they treated us as a special guests & celebrated our visit with a small function such as “Ribbon cutting” to the furniture & distributing the chocolates & biscuits. They did this function so formally that they gave the scissors which is placed in a plate which is filled with full of rose petals.

Then the fun started with showing the hidden talent of the children. Some of them sang songs. All of them danced along with us. We were all so surprised about the children and their spirit. They danced continuously for 6 songs or more. In fact we learnt so many new dancing steps from the children.
Finally, with so much of fun filled, amazing experience we left the place. Thanks to one & all the associates who initiated this program & made it a grand success. Hope we will continue to experience such experiences in future too !!!

Here are some of glimps of the event

http://picasaweb.google.co.in/swati31jan87/AnuragHumanServices?authkey=Gv1sRgCMXMga6H_7K5Rg&feat=email#

http://picasaweb.google.co.in/swatisannidhi/Community_service?authkey=Gv1sRgCM-N7Pqwy_7plgE&feat=directlink#

Home Made Dry Fruits Medicine

Home Made Dry Fruits Medicine:
In order to improve blood circulation & to get face glow, here is the best medicine from dry fruits.
Ingredients:
Kishmish (Raisins): 36
Dry dates (dry Kajoor): 2
Fig (Anjeer): 2
Method to prepare:
In the night, take a bowl, place all the above ingredients in the bowl & pour water into it.
After 12 hrs, In the morning, take this as the first food, chew the dry fruits, & drink the ingredients water also.
Test yourself after 30, 60, 90 days.
After 30 days, we start observing the change,
After 60 days , considerable glow in the face,
After 90 days , we have to tell thanks to dry fruits with out any option.
Advantages:
Improves blood circulation,
Removes bad blood impurities.
Improves complexion of the skin.
Acts as a medicine instead of Folic acid.

P.S: All this can be easily available in all super markets, so easy to prepare & easy to use also.
So Our beauty is in our hands now... Try it out & feel yourself better.

Alovera- Miracle Plant.

Alovera plant is also called as 'miracle plant' or the 'natural healer'.
Alovera gel can be used in different ways.

Alovera as a
1) Ointment: Alovera gel works as good healing agent when applied to burns, scrapes and wounds, continuous massage with Alovera gel will reduce the muscle pain & stains.
2) Conditioner: Alovera gel reduces the hair loss, white hair & also dandruff.
3) Medicine: Alovera gel is good for BP Patients & it also provides relief form kidney ailments when mixed with milk.
4) Face Pack: Alovera gel when applied to face, it reduces wrinkles, under eye dark circles, black marks.
5) Oil: Boil Alovera gel until it changes its color in a hot pan, filter it & mix the same quantity of coconut oil. Apply this mixture to hair , works as best oil to strengthen the hair.

6) Show Plant : It is very good to see also , So can be used a show plant also.

P.S: All the above advantages we can avail it in our home only, Alovera plant can be grown in our house only, It does not require any special care also. Just a warm sun & little water.

So what we are waiting for... Enjoy the Home Medicine Plant

Some Awareness regarding SQL

Hi,
Here are some basic points regarding the SQL.
SQL : Structured Query Lang, which is developed by IBM in 1970's.
It has 4 sub lang.
1) DDL(Data definition lang) : Meta data, like size, type, : create, alter, drop.
2) DML(Data Manipulation lang) select, insert, update, delete.
3) TCL(Transaction control lang) (commit, rollback, save point).
4) DCL(Data Control lang).
RDBMS
RDBMS : It is conceptual accepts , specifies how the data to be persisted... & some rules how to arrange the data so that the retrieval/insertion/processing the logic will be easy.
RDBMS : is the root & we can have so many implementations for RDBMS like Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase....

In General all the RDBMS will follow 4 properties which are called as ACID.
ACID :
1) Atomicity (bunch of statements should execute at a time or rollback)
2) Consistency( All the time the data should maintain some consistency)
3) Isolation( one transaction should not effect the other transaction )
4) Durability. ( No data loss...Achieved using the locks)

MS SQL Server : Bulk Insert

Two ways for bulk insert in MS SQL Server:
1) select au_fname +','+ au_lname as autName into tempAuth from authors
Here tempAuth table should not exists in the database. so in the execution time the table will be created with the constraints of the parent table authors.
2) insert into tempAutho select au_fname +','+ au_lname as autName from authors
Here we are supposed have the table already exist with the same column constraints...

Java NIO

Here are some of the points which convers the Java NIO.

1) NIO provides high-speed, block-oriented I/O in standard Java code
2) NIO was created to allow Java programmers to implement high-speed I/O without having to write custom native code. NIO moves the most time-consuming I/O activities (namely, filling and draining buffers) back into the operating system, thus allowing for a great increase in speed.
3) original I/O deals with data in streams, whereas NIO deals with data in blocks.
4) Filtering is simple in streams, as it accepts one byte at a time.. at the same time it is much slower to process the data...
5) Processing & consuming the data will takes place in blocks , so that it becomes much faster than streams.
6) Integrated I/O : In JDK 1.4 IO has intregated NIO...
7) Channels & buffers: channels are like streams in NIO, buffer is the extra thing which added in NIO.
8) Buffer is placed infornt to channel, so any thing which has to be read/ write has pass through the buffer.
9) Buffers provides structured access to data and keeps track ofsystems read/write processes.
10 ) kinds of buffers : all these are instance of the buffer interface.
11 ) Most frequently we use byteBuffer.
12) Channels are bidirectlional , where streams are uin directional.
13) Some of the most frequently used methods in NIO are
fcin.read(buffer); fcout.write( buffer ); buffer.flip();
14) some of the buffer materials which are used in the NIO to process the data fastly.
state variables ( Data to/fro from the channels), accessor( directly deal with the data).
15) In state variables, we have Position, limit, & capcity are present, which describes the state of a particualr variable.
16) In Accessor we have some methods like get(), put().
17) we have some more methods in buffers like allocate(), wrap(), slice().
18) Kinds of buffers
i) Read only buffers : used for protecting data
ii) Direct Buffers: Used to increase IO speed.
iii) Indirect Buffers : Normal buffers, i.e with the channels
19) IN Java NIO there is concept called " file Locking" : they are just like Java object locks. some of the methods are there like lock(), release().
20) Asynchronous IO: It lets you do I/O from a great many inputs and outputs at the same time. The central object in asynchronous I/O is called the Selector.
21) Selectors : A Selector is where you register your interest in various I/O events, and it is the object that tells you when those events occur.
22) some of the methoda are open(), selector, accept(), remove().
A good pdf is posted in the below link.
http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/cs161/papers/j-nio-ltr.pdf

Antibiotic Vs Antiseptic .

Antibiotic - a medicine or chemical that can destroy harmful bacteria in the body or limit their growth: examples : savlon, germonline, dettol etc.
Antiseptic -a chemical used for preventing infection in an injury, especially by killing bacteria., like a preventive measure.
Example:
When you cut yourself, you would use antiseptic lke savlon, germonline, dettol etc to clean the wound and kill any germs/bacteria that might have got it. If you were unfortunate enough for the cut to get infected, the Doc would prescribe antibiotics.