Dear Friends, I am glad to share with you all that I completed the training on demand on “Oracle Database 12c R2: Advanced PL/SQL”.
Thanks to Oracle University and my faculty Brent Dayley for providing this training on demand.
The training covered important features in Oracle PL/SQL in 12c R2 version. It was well designed and gave a good head-start from the technical perspective.
I would also like to thank Oracle University which provides wonderful platform for such courses.
The first law of thermodynamics, also known as Law of Conservation of Energy, states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; energy can only be transferred or changed from one form to another. (Source – Wikipedia)
A single bolt of lightning carries a relatively large amount of energy (approximately 5 billion joules or about the energy stored in 145 litres of petrol) (Source – Harvesting Lightning Energy). Till today humans are yet to successfully harvest the energy from Lightning.
It’s a concern when the rapid pace at which the energy is getting transformed into pollution in urban cities and posing a threat to the entire ecosystem.
Yet there is dim light of hope at the end of the tunnel. The DHI Centre of Excellence for E-mobility (Website) and National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP) are central government initiative promoting e-mobility.
Green initiatives by few private players manufacturing 4-wheelers (Mahindra Electric), 3-wheelers and 2-wheelers (Ather Energy) are also having small positive yet significant impact on the world’s top 22 polluted cities that happens to be in India.
Few challenges faced – Infrastructure with only few charging points. This is solved by Sun Mobility – which is a promising startup promoting E-mobility in India.
Whether you are riding driverless or with drivers – E-mobility will be the savior and hopefully would slow down the rising pollution in Indian cities.
Source: Some references in this article are taken from BBC Click Episode.
Disclaimer – All recommendations and reference in this article is sourced from public domain. All that is stated here is the personal opinion of author. The author does not have any financial interest of whatsoever in the business of these initiatives.
5th of June is World Environment Day. I spent few minutes of my Sunday to jot down few tips which is easy to follow and can make a huge difference to World Environment.
Re-Usable paper cloth instead of tissues.
Replace polythene with jute bags or bags made of old sarees/clothes.
Switch off ignition at traffic signals
Park your vehicle few step before lift/escalators in mall and walk remaining distance.
Take lift one-two floors before your actual floor and climb stairs for remaining floors.
Keep indoor plants like Areca -Palm, Snake plant, spider plants and Aloe Vera plant in office and home.
Keep a bowl of water during this summer on your terrace or near window for birds and pigeons.
Summer is season of water-melon, musk-melon, papaya and Oranges, Keep the seeds of this fruits safely. This is also season of vacation, when you travel on vacation by road/train/bus through barren lands please throw/spread these seeds, so that when the monsoon rains arrive even if few of the seeds survive and turn into plants and out of them some can turn into trees become fodder for cattle.
Use vegetable skins and waste in home and use it as fertiliser for plants/kitchen garden.
Hundreds and thousands of cow/calf die every year in summer out of hunger. Prepare one chapatti extra for stray cow/calf this summer.
Take steps to avoid leakage of water from water-coolers, tanks and pipes. Collect the water from outlet of ACs and use it for plants.
Use earthen pot instead of refrigerated water. This would give employment to rural people and will also promote good health in the urban people.
Profitable corporates which can afford the solar infrastructure can opt for it as long term strategic initiatives.
Small change by each one of us, can make a huge difference to curb the global warming, reduce carbon foot prints, control the pollution and promote health and hygiene.
Let’s join hands to worship the five elements – Fire, Air, Space (Ether), Earth and Water. These five elements makes the environment and each one of us are also made up of same five elements.
Dear Friends,
Its pleasure to inform you all that I completed Oracle Apps R12 Technical Training. It was an online training session by Sridevi Koduru.
The training material and sessions were very clear and to the point! It was well designed and gave a good head-start in Oracle Apps Financials from the technical perspective.
Oracle Apps R12 Technical Training
I would also like to thank Udemy which provides wonderful platform for such courses. #BeAble
Dear Friends,
Its that time of the year when the everything around us is going through transformation and towards balance. Whether its Earth’s Atmosphere, Lunar cycle, Environment, Climate or your own body, which not surprisingly is only a reflection of the cosmic phenomenon.
During summers just like Sun – the solar energy is dominant, Similarly in our body the solar plexus region around navel is also dominant. Due to which the Pitta Prakriti is also dominant.
But thanks to the 5000 year old techniques which can help us beat the tough summers with grace and in a healthy manner without falling ill. I was inspired to write this blog after watching the below short video by renowned Sri Sri Yoga Teacher – Kamlesh Barwal (@KamleshBarwal)
Kamlesh Ji has beautifully demonstrated the set of asanas and pranayamas in her video – “Yoga tips to Cool Off this Summer” which anyone can practise to bring down the body heat in the abdominal region and cooling the body with controlled, deep long breathing without much exertion.
Some key take-aways
Focus on breathe rather than going deeper in asana.
Pitta, Heat is all around us and inside us, mind and body is heated. Focus on releasing heats and calm mind.
Lung Opening asana and Chest opening asana very good for summer months,
Yoga Asana
Forward bends – holding toes
Gentle Back Bends – open chest to release heats – Fish Pose (Matsyasana)
Practise Spinal Twists
Cobra Pose – Bhujangasana
Bridge Pose – Sethubandasana
Spinal Twists
Child Pose – Shishuasana
Cat/Cow Stretch – Marjariasana/Bitilasana
End with Yog Nidra – Corpse Pose
Avoid chakra asana or inversions.
Asana is best to practise during morning hours or in evening.
Pranaymas
Left Nostril breathing – Chandra Bedhi helps in cooling body
Sheetkari Pranayama and
Sheetli Pranayama.
Avoid Sheetkari and Sheetli Pranayama when you have fever, cough, cold.
Also avoid right before meals or immediately after meals when metabolism is low and or else it would hamper the digestion.
Pranayama can be practised anytime during day.
Keep yourself hydrated by drinking sufficient water/fruit juices.
Hope you find the video and tips informative as much as I found it.
Meaning:
The Surya, sun situated {1 Yug=12,000 yrs, 1 Sahastra=1000, 1 Yojan=8 Miles, (Yug x Sahastra x Yojan) = 12,000×1,000×8 miles = 96,000,000 miles 153,600,000 km from earth, was swallowed by Hanuman !
Yoga is the journey – Of the self, through the self, to the self ~ The Bhagavad Gita
Completed Shakti Kriya with Gaurav Vermaji (@gaurav2divine)😇
Thank you Gaurav Bhaiya for the blissful experience 🙏
Yet another divine process to invoke the dormant divine energy before the #ChaitraNavratri
Happy #Navratri #HappyUgadi #HappyGudiPadwa to all 😊
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