February 27, 2008
• Raw beetroot juice can work wonders in controlling blood pressure. Consume it twice a day.
• Indian spikenard is very effective and must be taken in doses of 30 or 40 grains with a pinch of a little camphor and cinnamon (dalchini).
• Consume foods rich in proteins, vitamin C, and all vitamins of the B group, as they are extremely beneficial in preventing and treating low blood pressure.
• Consume salty foods and also while drinking water, put a half-tea-spoon of salt in it.
• Soak 7 almonds in water overnight. Peel them and grind so as to make a paste. Put the almonds in warm milk and consume.
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Health | Tagged: almonds, beetroot, Blood pressure, cinnamon, dalchini, indian spikenard, proteins, vitamin B, vitamin C |
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February 21, 2008
· Since they are eaten at odd hours—in between meals, after meals, before meals – establishing a regular eating pattern becomes impossible.
· They are rich in artificial preservatives, which affect the digestive system.
· Contain high levels of sodium, which is harmful for patients of high BP and heart disease.
· Difficult to digest as they are generally made of refined flour, which is not easy to pass through the digestive track.
· Most of them are rich in saturated fats and easily –absorbed carbohydrates, which contribute to obesity.
· Since they are a poor source of fibre, constant consumption leads to chronic constipation.
· If consumed regularly, may lead to deficiency diseases like arthritis, anemia, etc.
· A common reason for stomach ailments like gastritis, acidity, ulcers can be attributed to those who consume packaged foods shelved for many days.
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Health | Tagged: acidity, Bloodpressure, bp, digestion, digestive system, diseases, flour, gastritis, heart, instant foods, obesity, packaged food, saturated fats, stomach ailments, Ulcers |
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Posted by nvkumar
February 19, 2008
Web server serves pages for viewing in a web browser while Apps server provides methods that client application can call. The web server exclusively handles HTTP requests where as apps server serves business logic to application program through any number of protocols. Web server cannot handle huge load (handles request/response up to 10,000 request/responses).An apps server is for all types of protocols such as HTTP, FTP, and SMTP so on. An apps server can handle huge request/response.
The web server handles the HTTP protocol. To process a request a web server may respond with a static html page or image, send a redirect or delegate the dynamic response generation to some other program such as CGI scripts, JSP, Servlets, ASP, Serverside javascripts, or some other server side technology. The web server does not provide any functionality beyond simply providing an environment in which the server side program can execute and pass back the generated responses. The web server may not itself support transactions or database connection pooling. It may employ various strategies for fault tolerance and scalability such as load balancing, caching, and clustering features often times erroneously assigned as features only for application server.
Application server exposes business logic to client application through various protocols. An application server provides access to business logic for use by client application program. The application program can use this logic just as it would call a method on a object. In most cases the server exposes this business logic through component API such as the EJB component model. Moreover the application server manages its own resources such as security, transactions, resource pooling and messaging.
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Java/J2ee | Tagged: web server, apps server, application server, protocols, business logic, request, response, browser, differences between web server and application server |
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