I don’t know in which rain I should drench, Oh God! Here is yours and my beloved’s is there. But I want to dissolve in this two types of grace, And now I have two skies to be blessed. And he comes with a smile spraying smart, scholary face, Staring at the waves of my […]
Shall you replenish my desolation in to ecstatic things?
And flourish my serendipity with your frenetic feelings.
Your eyes, what realism! Left me in astonishment,
Its ethereal profoundness drove me to live on the edge of excitement.
You chose me from a whirlpool of multitudes of these sphere,
I went through the thoroughness of your limpidity, oh my dear!
The vapour of my coffee beckoning me towards your thoughts of enduring impact,
And there you, my saffron star -inebriated in personify my dreams into fact.
The world will never show deploration over their deeds, and it’s perilous reality,
Let’s be incurably impatient to show this globe, our perceptible vitality.
Let’s be elated over the pinnacles and pit-falls of our viability,
Sculpting our own grandeur and winning destiny’s credibility.
I want a little leisure
to share some burden
and pretty pleasure.
I will can’t forget those poignant moments
The faces those laughing at me
and making comments.
I will never forget those marvelous memories
When I had achieved vibrant varieties of injuries.
The days when I was flooded
with lots of stumbles
Unforgettable they are –
which have made me so humble.
Those one way accidents to be
produced in the past
I will never forget them
till the breath last.
I could know from those days pure
The struggle can make the person mature.
I am thankful to those people
who have taught me the difference
between lonely and alone.
I am grateful to those circumstances
which have provided the ingredients
to me to write.
I have captured the snapshots of all these
Where I get myself pervading like breeze.
All these things
I am saying you with…
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I have left some pages blank without any words in it,
because I know you will read my voice of silence in it.
I get glad and gorgeous after gaining your celestial love,
I can bear a slap of time & life’s each & every curve.
You wipe the tears in my eyes before my eyes show the signs of shower,
but when tears of glad are trickling down my cheeks, you get more power.
Uptill now we have been running with our legs.
but since today we will run with strength of our love, our cosmie self.
When your eyes piercing me add the blush on my cheeks at a single glance,
is my unforgettable experience, an incredible romance.
There is high humidity of hurdles in the life which has several twists and turns,
but why we should be ached while we can surely add a special sparkle and…
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The woman
A charismatic creation of god
Whose beauty is silver and heart is gold
Who is modest and mature.
She doesn’t know anything
About the things which are destined
Because she is guileless and frank
Simple and soft hearted.
She can drench in the rain
To dissolve her lachrymation in it
And thus melt her pain.
But she is not only the totality of affection
She has her goals and great destination.
She is not an expendable commodity
Yes, this is the perceiveness of majority.
She doesn’t know how to retreat
Only know to handle the crisis.
She knows – two way love is gorgeous and shine
But one way love can become divine.
She is more stronger in compare to man
Because she has seen the blood as a woman.
She wants a wide horizon and wings to fly
Racing towards a new ascent
No reason to cry.
I breathe fire because I live in the volcanic realm,
I see before my eyes the flaring dream.
I want to play with fire though smoke gets in my eyes,
And the things that propagate fire are extreme wise.
Fire from within means the passionate zeal,
Which removes all the sorrows and makes wounds heal.
Having a splash of smile in feverish heat of time,
I am accomplished with the rhythmic rising rhyme.
With fire of desire, I want to live like a live wire,
Want a little leisure from woes and try to go higher.
Burn the bias, destroy the debility, and search for the stride,
Enfold the earth, shake the sky and reach to pinnacle of pride.
If you are staying nearby mountains full of greenery, nothing can make your weekend wonderful except to visit it. Well I wanted to go for trekking for so long time, but till now some how it got delayed. Few days ago, my colleagues were discussing about a club (BMC) which organizes trekking program. I visited their site, they gave full description of full schedule, i went through it and I registered my self along with my two friends (Amit & Santosh).
We started this trip/trekking at Friday night (11th of Jan). We reached Mullyangiri base camp very early in the morning (4:30 am). It was very cold there. Quickly we made our self comfortable under blankets/sleeping bags. After couple of hours we made our self ready for trekking which includes light breakfast. Then organizers gave us some instruction about trekking. Like
Then we had some light moments, starting with introduction of every one and answer to the question, “Which is the thing you will carry, if you’re going to stuck on lonely island?”. Everybody gave different interesting answers like, Swiss knife, Laptop, husband, good rope, Diary etc etc…
After this light/happy moments we reached to starting point of trekking which was 8 km away from base camp. For starting of trekking this part was bit difficult because straight away we had to go for very steep part of trekking. But I was confident on my self. In the description only organizers informed us that level of trekking would be Moderate to Difficult.
After 4 km of steep climbing we were on the peak Mullayangiri. We visited couple of caves there. We prayed in the temple situated on the peak. Took so many photographs. Though the sun was shining we were not feeling the temperature very much. I have to stay that this part of India has best of the conditions. After few minutes of rest at this point we were headed to our next destination. This part of trekking was around 3 km long and very easy, we just had to walk.
At around 12-1 pm (not sure) we reached forest check point, I am not sure about the name of this check point. After few minutes, lunch came from base camp. We were so tired that though we were eating veg biryani with raita/achar, it felt so delicious. I had two plates of Biryani 😀 . Some of the experienced guys were telling that in last few years they didn’t had this kind of tasty food. Well, it was not the effect of food, it was effect of the trekking and nice weather.
At around 3 pm started for second part of trekking. Well have to say that this part of trekking was the difficult one, specially after the heavy lunch. For this part of trekking we were suppose to cross one hill, and the path was on it’s peak. Some parts of this was so dangerous that if you lose a step, not a bone will be in a single piece. That part lasted for around 3 km. Now stamina of different persons were coming in to picture. Some professional trekkers were way ahead(2-3 kms, if I am not exaggerating). I was average in stamina. For this part we were suppose to reach mobile towers near Manikyadhara Falls and then to Manikyadhara. At around 5 pm I was at that destination, did some chatting with so called professional trekkers. One of them had done trekking in Himalayas. They were carrying all the branded stuff. They greeted me for completing this trek. They told me that you have lots of things to share with your friends. They added that right then I was very tired but when you share that experience with my friend I will bluff that that was very easy, I can do it any time :P. After few minutes Santo and Amit also joined me. We had few snaps there.
Then after few minutes we were at Manikyadhara falls, due to cold weather and monkeys I decided not to go near by falls. The fall was very small, it was pilgrimage of both hindu and muslim religion. I took rest there for few minutes. Then again in cab we reached our base camp again. We sat near bonfire, we ate dinner. We were suppose sleep in tents, that’s nice experience everybody should take. After sleeping I don’t know how night passed.
In morning organizers waked us up at 7 am. After breakfast we headed toward Dabedabe falls (I am not sure about the name). To visit that fall we had to go 1km downhill, but it was worth. That fall was very beautiful. Though weather was cold, water was cold everybody could not resist them slef to get wet in that fall. If you go under that fall, in few seconds your body will loose all senses. For me it is like brainwash.
Well this was the last part of this adventure. Thanks to BMC for organizing such a wonderful-adventurous event. Thanks Santo & Amit for giving me company.
Following is the summary of this adventure.
Duration: 2 nights 2 days
Starting Point: Bangalore
Date : 11th jan to 13 jan 2013.
Organizer: BMC, Bangalore
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For few days I was struggling that how to create strong passwords and remember them. I wanted to create strong password for my various accounts. So I surfed net and found few things. I will also share one technique of creating strong password and simple way to remember it which is suggested by one student from IIT roorkee.
Before discussing these techniques, I want to tell some important points about password.
This technique involves replacing few characters with special characters. Few examples are given below:
For example if your password is “stuart little”, it will become “$tu@rt%l!ttle”.
Now for different accounts, you can add a/c name at the end or starting of the password.
For example: “stuart littlegmail” it will be transformed as “$tu@rt%l!ttlegm@!l”
If you have more than one accounts for gmail you can use numbers at the end of password such as “$tu@rt%l!ttlegm@!l1” , “$tu@rt%l!ttlegm@!l2”.
This technique is very simple and easy to remember.
This technique is suggested by one of students “Abhishek Bafna” from IIT roorkee. This technique creates very strong password, because it uses combination of characters, special characters and numbers.
Technique is given below:
Password = Random word + (Random position string, Random character string )
Ca%s$p9er = Casper + ( 357 , %$9 )
As shown above to create password, we need to choose a random word, random position string and a random character string.
Random word: it is any string which you can remember easily.
Random position string: it is any number of 3-4 digits
Random character string: this string should contain special characters and numbers.
Now, to form password take first digit of random position string, in above example it is “3” and then we will put first character of random string at the 3rd position in the random word. Similarly, take 2nd and 3rd digit from the random position string and according to it put random characters in the given postions.
This technique creates very strong and random password that no one can guess. To use this technique you need to remember just 3 above mentioned things.
I hope these techniques will help you in creating strong password.
Some people think that task killers are important on Android. By closing apps running in the background, you’ll get improved performance and battery life – that’s the idea, anyway. In reality, task killers can reduce your performance and battery life.
Task killers can force apps running in the background to quit, removing them from memory. Some task killers do this automatically. However, Android can intelligently manage processes on its own – it doesn’t need a task killer.
Most Android users are familiar with Windows. On Windows, many programs running at one time – whether they’re windows on your desktop or applications in your system tray – can decrease your computer’s performance. Closing applications when you’re not using them can help speed up your Windows computer.
However, Android isn’t Windows and doesn’t manage processes like Windows does. Unlike on Windows, where there’s an obvious way to close applications, there’s no obvious way to “close” an Android application. This is by design and isn’t a problem. When you leave an Android app, going back to your home screen or switching to another app, the app stays “running” in the background. In most cases, the app will be paused in the background, taking up no CPU or network resources. Some apps will continue using CPU and network resources in the background, of course – for example, music players, file-downloading programs, or apps that sync in the background.
When you go back to an app you were recently using, Android “unpauses” that app and you resume where you left off. This is fast because the app is still stored in your RAM and ready to be used again.
Proponents of task killers notice that Android is using a lot of RAM – in fact, Android stores a lot of apps in its memory, filling up the RAM! However, that isn’t a bad thing. Apps stored in your RAM can be quickly switched to without Android having to load them from its slower storage.
Empty RAM is useless. Full RAM is RAM that is being put to good use for caching apps. If Android needs more memory, it will force-quit an app that you haven’t used in a while – this all happens automatically, without installing any task killers.
Task killers think they know better than Android. They run in the background, automatically quitting apps and removing them from Android’s memory. They may also allow you to force-quit apps on your own, but you shouldn’t have to do this.
Task killers aren’t just useless – they can reduce performance. If a task killer removes an app from your RAM and you open that app again, the app will be slower to load as Android is forced to load it from your device’s storage. This will also use more battery power than if you just left the app in your RAM in the first place. Some apps will automatically restart after the task killer quits them, using more CPU and battery resources.
Whether RAM is empty or full, it takes the same amount of battery power – decreasing the amount of apps stored in RAM won’t improve your battery power or offer more CPU cycles.
At this point, there are probably some people who are thinking that this isn’t true – they’ve used a task killer in the past and it’s helped increase their battery life and improve their Android phone’s performance.
This may actually be true. If you have a bad app that’s using CPU and other resources in the background, a task killer that closes the misbehaving app can improve your battery life and make your phone faster.
However, using a task killer to deal with a misbehaving app is like using a shotgun to kill a fly – you may fix your problem, but you’re inflicting a lot of other damage in the process.
Instead of using a task killer in this situation, you should identify the bad app and uninstall it, replacing it with an app that works properly. To pin down the app that’s misbehaving, you can try the Watchdog Task Manager app – it will show you which apps are actually using CPU in the background, not which apps are harmlessly being stored in memory.
Task killers can also cause other problems by killing applications that you want running in the background — for example, if you use an alarm clock app, you may find that your task killer forced the alarm clock app to quit, preventing the alarm from going off.
CyanogenMod, the popular community-developed Android ROM, won’t even accept bug reports from users using task killers, saying that they cause more problems than they solve.
In summary, you shouldn’t use a task killer – if you have a misbehaving app wasting resources in the background, you should identify it and uninstall it. But don’t just remove apps from your phone or tablet’s RAM – that doesn’t help speed anything up.
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