3 Months back my daughter(age: 10 months) suffered from Diarrohea.
She was having continous motions. We consulted doctor and he was mentioning to give only ORS(Oral Rehydration Salts - Recommended by W.H.O for Diarrohea) and food(what ever she eats). I searched Internet and I couldn't find any medicine. But the motions were not stoppable. Doctor was mentioning that it will continue for another 2 or 3 days, but not to stop the ORS. We have admitted in the hospital and have given the Fluids because she is not driking the ORS after some time.
Later after a day, one of my cousin mentioned to take some ayurvedic medicine from ARYA VAIDYA SALA - Kottakkal. She has given the below medicine.
Rajyadimastaka churnam - below one year
Dadimastaka churnam - after one year
And we have tried to give some food.
Interestingly with in 2 hours, motions got reduced. And my baby suddenly got Active and started playing. Its really a happy moment after she has become Active.
But still we have continued the ORS because that is the main medicine to decrease the Diarrohea. Even Ayurvedic doctor also mentioned the same thing.
Note: This has worked for my daughter, but still consult both the doctors.
Naga Harish Kanegolla
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Use of dirty objects
Some times we wanted to know what are the previous values for an object.
We can track the unsaved attribute changes in Rails.
These can be used before save only.
The below are the methods you can use.
* changed
* changed?
* changes
Eg:
Before Assigning:
user = User.find(1)
user.first_name # => "Naga"
user.last_name # => "Harish"
user.changed? # => false
user.changed # => []
After Assigning:
user.first_name = "Turvi"
user.last_name = "Sri"
user.changed? # => true
user.changes # => {"first_name"=>["Naga", "Turvi"], "last_name"=>["Harish", "Sri"]}
user.changed # => ["first_name", "last_name"]
You can also you the dirty suffixes.
DIRTY_SUFFIXES = ['_changed?', '_change', '_will_change!', '_was']
user.first_name_changed? # => true
user.first_name_change # => ["Naga", "Turvi"]
user.first_name_was # => "Naga"
user.first_name_will_change! # => "Turvi"
NOTE: Once you save this record changed? will become false.
So you can have History as one more table or one more column called update_history as column to store all the changes.
We can track the unsaved attribute changes in Rails.
These can be used before save only.
The below are the methods you can use.
* changed
* changed?
* changes
Eg:
Before Assigning:
user = User.find(1)
user.first_name # => "Naga"
user.last_name # => "Harish"
user.changed? # => false
user.changed # => []
After Assigning:
user.first_name = "Turvi"
user.last_name = "Sri"
user.changed? # => true
user.changes # => {"first_name"=>["Naga", "Turvi"], "last_name"=>["Harish", "Sri"]}
user.changed # => ["first_name", "last_name"]
You can also you the dirty suffixes.
DIRTY_SUFFIXES = ['_changed?', '_change', '_will_change!', '_was']
user.first_name_changed? # => true
user.first_name_change # => ["Naga", "Turvi"]
user.first_name_was # => "Naga"
user.first_name_will_change! # => "Turvi"
NOTE: Once you save this record changed? will become false.
So you can have History as one more table or one more column called update_history as column to store all the changes.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Simplybus.com is launched.
As mentioned earlier we have launched our new product www.simplybus.com today i.e., on November 6th 2009 @12:14PM.
We also got the first ticket booked frmom Bangalore to Hyderabad.
Very happy to get this happen.
Hoping more and more tickets should be booked online.
We also got the first ticket booked frmom Bangalore to Hyderabad.
Very happy to get this happen.
Hoping more and more tickets should be booked online.
Monday, October 12, 2009
About to launch Simplybus.com
Book Bus Tickets Online
We are developing a new product www.simplybus.com. This is mainly for the frequent travellers. Frequent travellers can get discounted tickets through out the life by booking on this website.
Here are the features.
Get your BUS tickets at discounted rate anytime, anywhere to all destinations on all operators...
Book online using credit, debit cards and net banking
Get confirmations by email and SMS
Book bus tickets online with over 500+ bus travel operators
Book bus tickets online for over 5000+ routes across India
Return bus tickets reservation
Stay Tuned.. We will release on November 6th 2009, 12:14 PM. (Auspicious Time. :))
We are developing a new product www.simplybus.com. This is mainly for the frequent travellers. Frequent travellers can get discounted tickets through out the life by booking on this website.
Here are the features.
Get your BUS tickets at discounted rate anytime, anywhere to all destinations on all operators...
Book online using credit, debit cards and net banking
Get confirmations by email and SMS
Book bus tickets online with over 500+ bus travel operators
Book bus tickets online for over 5000+ routes across India
Return bus tickets reservation
Stay Tuned.. We will release on November 6th 2009, 12:14 PM. (Auspicious Time. :))
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
BitlaSoft 2nd Year Anniversary
This year too we had a great celebrations in our office for Bitlasoft's 2nd year Anniversary. This year we had a dark blue Jacket with a logo on the front side and punch line on the back side.
We had party with our family too. Nice enjoyment with all the quiz, Tambola, some silly questions, silly games :) .
We discussed all the cool things about the company. We wish all the best to all of us for a bright future of bitlasoft.
We had party with our family too. Nice enjoyment with all the quiz, Tambola, some silly questions, silly games :) .
We discussed all the cool things about the company. We wish all the best to all of us for a bright future of bitlasoft.
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Friday, May 22, 2009
REST Client - Simply Test REST APIs
Our company prepared a new tool for testing the REST API's.
Using this you can Test the REST APIs.
GET, POST, PUT, HEAD, DELETE methods are supported.

Its very easy. Give the URL and select the method ex. "GET" and want to pass any parameters, you can also pass them.
Thats it!!
You will get the response.
Visit this link for a test. http://www.bitlasoft.com/tools/rest_client/
If you have any doubts you can mail to info@bitlasoft.com
Using this you can Test the REST APIs.
GET, POST, PUT, HEAD, DELETE methods are supported.

Its very easy. Give the URL and select the method ex. "GET" and want to pass any parameters, you can also pass them.
Thats it!!
You will get the response.
Visit this link for a test. http://www.bitlasoft.com/tools/rest_client/
If you have any doubts you can mail to info@bitlasoft.com
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Saturday, April 25, 2009
Ticket simply updates
I am very glad to say that we are increasing our customers for our lovely product ticketsimply(http://www.ticketsimply.com).
Right now these are list of customers for ticketsimply.
Seabird Tourists(http://www.seabirdtourists.com)
RoadLink India(http://www.roadlinkindia.com)
Sona Travels (http://sonatravels.in)
SR Konduskar(http://www.konduskarsr.com)
Manowj Travels(http://www.manowjtravels.com)
USL Bus(http://www.uslbus.com)
Shiva Express(http://www.shivaexpress.com)
Kiings Travels(http://www.kingstravels.in)
SRS Travels (http://www.srsbooking.com)
Hope we will be getting more and more customers.
Will update soon with some more customers list.
Right now these are list of customers for ticketsimply.
Seabird Tourists(http://www.seabirdtourists.com)
RoadLink India(http://www.roadlinkindia.com)
Sona Travels (http://sonatravels.in)
SR Konduskar(http://www.konduskarsr.com)
Manowj Travels(http://www.manowjtravels.com)
USL Bus(http://www.uslbus.com)
Shiva Express(http://www.shivaexpress.com)
Kiings Travels(http://www.kingstravels.in)
SRS Travels (http://www.srsbooking.com)
Hope we will be getting more and more customers.
Will update soon with some more customers list.
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