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kt is problem
time consuming
---
give kt for more than one person in team is troublesome
---
app should support all version
if not during escalation, should help them
or help them to upgrade
--
switching task for 1 or 3 minutes is no use
waste of time
better jikr, or relax,
focus wait
---
dont experiment exploring apps in office
---
do it in your free time especially sound generated, video
---
time consuming
---
give kt for more than one person in team is troublesome
---
app should support all version
if not during escalation, should help them
or help them to upgrade
--
switching task for 1 or 3 minutes is no use
waste of time
better jikr, or relax,
focus wait
---
dont experiment exploring apps in office
---
do it in your free time especially sound generated, video
---
Why i did not complete?
Insha allah , give the reason
, solution,
i fix the problem once for all
deen duniya me kamiyaabi
--
why i can not complete big project?
learn by experience
thunkable clone in android
jikr group app
social network even not started
alarm
social network jobs search
aqlaq website
build the house
buy sumiya jewels
touheed education
why i dont have 100 friend strong connection
--
why i can not help my brother with money
why i can not fullfill my parents dreams, necessity
---
why i can not go to umra with family
why i can not go to foreign trips
why i dont have enough passive income to sustain rent, food,
education, ...
--
why i can not go 40 days jamaat
--
why i can not go behroon jamaat
---
why i can not spent 2.30 hrs daily for mulakaat
---
why i can not hibz quraan
why i can not learn arabic
what is holding me back
why i can not complete the task in time
---
why work is not fun
why i can not do passions
---
why i can not live with my parents
why i can not negotiate between my wife and mom
---
consistency
art of completion
art of commiting
promise
---
self commit
truth
hard work
--
plan
extra effort
---
handle, do uneasy, unlike thinkgs
---
why i am not motivated all time
why i am not excited
---
art of the finish
art of completion and why your success depends on it
the art of completion living forward
creativity an the art of completion
---
how to master the art of completion(and change your life)
evercoach
https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2007/10/18/the-art-of-the-finish-how-to-go-from-busy-to-accomplished/
1)The most common trait you will consistently observe in accomplished
people is an obsession with completion.
2)Once a project falls into their horizon, they crave, almost
compulsively, to finish it.
3)if they are organized, this might happen in schduled chunks.
4)If they are not "like many" this might happen in all nighters.
5)But they got it done. Fast and consistently.
----
It this constant stream of finishing that begins,
over time, to unlock more and more interesting opportunities
and eventually leads to their big scores.
---
If you are productive without harborning this intense desire for
completion, you will end up just being busy.
--
you work all day off of your to-do list.
Everything is organized.
Everything is scheduled.
Yet, still, months pass with no important projects getting accomplished
--
completion obsession.
--
completion centric planning
Zenos Paradox productivity
Give me any project, and i can fill days easy, fun little
tasks on the project without ever finishing it.
--
Real accomplishments required really hard pushes.
---
GTD style, "one independent task at a time"
productivity system make it easy to avoid these
pushes by instead doing a lot of little easy things.
--
completion centric planning rectifies this problem.
It refocus you on completion of projects "not" tasks
---
1)Make an active projects list
List 6-12 of the most important projects in your life.
Pull from all three relevant spheres:
professional(eg:schoo or work related);
personal eg. home family, fitness
extra big projects like blogging, writing a book, starta club)
2)label each project with a completion
To quote David Allen, to finisha project you must
"know what one looks like".
Next to reach project type a concise description
of what actions must be completed for the project to be
completed.(When you do this, you will notice how easy it was
for you before to think about projects in much more
ambiguous, impossible to complete style)
3)Label the bottom half of the page as "Holding Pen"
This is where you can jot down new projects
that enter your life while you're working on the
active projects. They can be stored here until
you complete the current batch
---
Using system: The daily check-in
Each morning, look at your project page and ask:
"Whats the most progress I can make toward completing this list toay"
---
Your biggest goal should be to complete project.
If you see a way to do it(even if it requireds a big push
perhaps workinglate) go for it.
If you cant finish one, think of single thing
you could do that would get your closest to
this goal over the next few days.
Harbor an obsession for killing this list.
---
finishing: rest and reload
dont start new projects until you have finished the project
on your current project page.
.If you dynamically repopulate this list you are
liable to let the least fun projects lie
fallow indefinitely.
If you come up with new projects ideas before you complete
the current active projects, simply jot the down in
your hodling pen.
---
work as hard as possible to finish your projects as fast as possible.
Once done, take a break. For atleast a week.
---
Try to do a minium of work during this time.
Recharge. Then, once you ready, build a new project page
and start over again.
---
, solution,
i fix the problem once for all
deen duniya me kamiyaabi
--
why i can not complete big project?
learn by experience
thunkable clone in android
jikr group app
social network even not started
alarm
social network jobs search
aqlaq website
build the house
buy sumiya jewels
touheed education
why i dont have 100 friend strong connection
--
why i can not help my brother with money
why i can not fullfill my parents dreams, necessity
---
why i can not go to umra with family
why i can not go to foreign trips
why i dont have enough passive income to sustain rent, food,
education, ...
--
why i can not go 40 days jamaat
--
why i can not go behroon jamaat
---
why i can not spent 2.30 hrs daily for mulakaat
---
why i can not hibz quraan
why i can not learn arabic
what is holding me back
why i can not complete the task in time
---
why work is not fun
why i can not do passions
---
why i can not live with my parents
why i can not negotiate between my wife and mom
---
consistency
art of completion
art of commiting
promise
---
self commit
truth
hard work
--
plan
extra effort
---
handle, do uneasy, unlike thinkgs
---
why i am not motivated all time
why i am not excited
---
art of the finish
art of completion and why your success depends on it
the art of completion living forward
creativity an the art of completion
---
how to master the art of completion(and change your life)
evercoach
https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/2007/10/18/the-art-of-the-finish-how-to-go-from-busy-to-accomplished/
1)The most common trait you will consistently observe in accomplished
people is an obsession with completion.
2)Once a project falls into their horizon, they crave, almost
compulsively, to finish it.
3)if they are organized, this might happen in schduled chunks.
4)If they are not "like many" this might happen in all nighters.
5)But they got it done. Fast and consistently.
----
It this constant stream of finishing that begins,
over time, to unlock more and more interesting opportunities
and eventually leads to their big scores.
---
If you are productive without harborning this intense desire for
completion, you will end up just being busy.
--
you work all day off of your to-do list.
Everything is organized.
Everything is scheduled.
Yet, still, months pass with no important projects getting accomplished
--
completion obsession.
--
completion centric planning
Zenos Paradox productivity
Give me any project, and i can fill days easy, fun little
tasks on the project without ever finishing it.
--
Real accomplishments required really hard pushes.
---
GTD style, "one independent task at a time"
productivity system make it easy to avoid these
pushes by instead doing a lot of little easy things.
--
completion centric planning rectifies this problem.
It refocus you on completion of projects "not" tasks
---
1)Make an active projects list
List 6-12 of the most important projects in your life.
Pull from all three relevant spheres:
professional(eg:schoo or work related);
personal eg. home family, fitness
extra big projects like blogging, writing a book, starta club)
2)label each project with a completion
To quote David Allen, to finisha project you must
"know what one looks like".
Next to reach project type a concise description
of what actions must be completed for the project to be
completed.(When you do this, you will notice how easy it was
for you before to think about projects in much more
ambiguous, impossible to complete style)
3)Label the bottom half of the page as "Holding Pen"
This is where you can jot down new projects
that enter your life while you're working on the
active projects. They can be stored here until
you complete the current batch
---
Using system: The daily check-in
Each morning, look at your project page and ask:
"Whats the most progress I can make toward completing this list toay"
---
Your biggest goal should be to complete project.
If you see a way to do it(even if it requireds a big push
perhaps workinglate) go for it.
If you cant finish one, think of single thing
you could do that would get your closest to
this goal over the next few days.
Harbor an obsession for killing this list.
---
finishing: rest and reload
dont start new projects until you have finished the project
on your current project page.
.If you dynamically repopulate this list you are
liable to let the least fun projects lie
fallow indefinitely.
If you come up with new projects ideas before you complete
the current active projects, simply jot the down in
your hodling pen.
---
work as hard as possible to finish your projects as fast as possible.
Once done, take a break. For atleast a week.
---
Try to do a minium of work during this time.
Recharge. Then, once you ready, build a new project page
and start over again.
---
ARt of completion internet browsing
kanban
agile
---
art of completion books if any
---
accomplish more by doing less
---
How do you finish what you start?
Every decision we make has a consequence
---
Coaches from various disciplines will tell you
that good habits are formed with the smallest tasks.
---
We start a workout program,
we last two weeks.
We start a new book;
we dont get past chpater two.
We have a business idea and dont do anything to act on it.
And when someone else comes along with the same idea
we feel jaded as if it were taken from us.
---
=>track daily progress book, word list, project progress
mark it project
---
Here are 3 things to consider if you r in need of breaking the cycle of incompleteness
1)Consider the cost
Dont make a decision to start something you already know
you cant finish.
Why set yourself up for failure when you can set yourself up for success. You may not able to walk 5 miles a day but may be you can
commit to walking around the block.
Create a realistic goal and achieve it.
2)Be objective
Failure is much easier if we are making emotional decisions.
Every thing we do should have a menaing and inclusieve of
a larger goal
---
go the distance
For every quality decision, there comes a short term and temporary
discomfort.
---
art of completion.
The idea would be to complte your past to be able to come
into the present.
Most people are living their lives in the past or future.
The original idea of a present was Present Tense.
Int he present is the gift, the real one
---
====
Dont start on a project or activity that you dont care about.
You are bound to end up with a incomplete.
ex: marathon, learn new language
dont do it for others
---
The projects you completed were the ones you believe in.
They mattered to you on a deeper, emotional level.
---
They gave you a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment.
Its not just your mind that has to be in the game,
your hear needs to be all in too.
---
care, believe, satisfacti for on and accomplishment
---
intrinsic motivation
dont start on anything that does not inspire you.
---
Get going only on projects and activity that truly matter to you.
---
Give yourself permission to get picky.
---
Its highly proficient way to finish what you start.
====
Technique #2 Gamify
Human race isnt very good at dealign with delayed gratification
This isnt anything to be ashamed of.
We simply do not have limitless willpower so we cant go on
forever without rewards for hardwork and persistence.
---
The people who make the worlds most populsar video games know this.
---
Every time you get to a new level, you are rewarded with more
points, new equipment or an awesome new super power
---
Use this principle in your life.
---
Gamify your project and activities to gaurantee completion.
---
when you do this, quitting will be farhest hing from your mind.
You will be energized and motivated to keep going even when you
hit major obstacles and challenges.
---
=> **********early morning office work *********
---3 hours , 2 hohrs, 1 hour
---
fail at perfection
======
Perfection is the enemy of completion.
if you are focused on getting everything 100% perfect.
you will get nothing done.
This is undeniable fact.
---
you will stuck in frustrating cycle of going through every detail
again and again because its not where you want it to be"
or "it not up to standard"
---
Meanwhile your big projects remain unfinished.
Your gaols and dreams remain out of reach.
---
dont fall into this trap.
---
Look at your project and prioritize the task or
steps that make a difference to the overall result.
Focus on the aspects that will create success and then
let go of the rest.
---
Think about outsourcing or delegating elements that
are not important. Give yourself - and others
permission to make mistake
---
outsource
Design
website design
front end
video recording
product explainer videos
copy text of the product
---
#Get Real
We hae limited resources
time, energy, focus, money, attention
wehen we dont take these limits into account.
we are setting ourselves up for incompletion and
failure.
---
Before you start on your project,
get out a pieceof paper and list out everything your are going to need to get it done.
----
Estimate the amount of time, energy and money
that its goin to take.
---
Then look at your calendar and your bank account
and start budgeting.
---
When you get real in this way, you will have a
clear understanding on what its actually
going to take to get to the end of what you begin
--
you wont run out of time, money, or energy without
warning.
There will be few if any nasty surprise or curve balls
---
the bucket list, todo list, grocery list
we want to get things done. we want to move forward.
We want to achieve our goals.
We want to win.
And mastering the art of completion with these
proven completion techniques will help you
do all the that and more.
agile
---
art of completion books if any
---
accomplish more by doing less
---
How do you finish what you start?
Every decision we make has a consequence
---
Coaches from various disciplines will tell you
that good habits are formed with the smallest tasks.
---
We start a workout program,
we last two weeks.
We start a new book;
we dont get past chpater two.
We have a business idea and dont do anything to act on it.
And when someone else comes along with the same idea
we feel jaded as if it were taken from us.
---
=>track daily progress book, word list, project progress
mark it project
---
Here are 3 things to consider if you r in need of breaking the cycle of incompleteness
1)Consider the cost
Dont make a decision to start something you already know
you cant finish.
Why set yourself up for failure when you can set yourself up for success. You may not able to walk 5 miles a day but may be you can
commit to walking around the block.
Create a realistic goal and achieve it.
2)Be objective
Failure is much easier if we are making emotional decisions.
Every thing we do should have a menaing and inclusieve of
a larger goal
---
go the distance
For every quality decision, there comes a short term and temporary
discomfort.
---
art of completion.
The idea would be to complte your past to be able to come
into the present.
Most people are living their lives in the past or future.
The original idea of a present was Present Tense.
Int he present is the gift, the real one
---
====
Dont start on a project or activity that you dont care about.
You are bound to end up with a incomplete.
ex: marathon, learn new language
dont do it for others
---
The projects you completed were the ones you believe in.
They mattered to you on a deeper, emotional level.
---
They gave you a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment.
Its not just your mind that has to be in the game,
your hear needs to be all in too.
---
care, believe, satisfacti for on and accomplishment
---
intrinsic motivation
dont start on anything that does not inspire you.
---
Get going only on projects and activity that truly matter to you.
---
Give yourself permission to get picky.
---
Its highly proficient way to finish what you start.
====
Technique #2 Gamify
Human race isnt very good at dealign with delayed gratification
This isnt anything to be ashamed of.
We simply do not have limitless willpower so we cant go on
forever without rewards for hardwork and persistence.
---
The people who make the worlds most populsar video games know this.
---
Every time you get to a new level, you are rewarded with more
points, new equipment or an awesome new super power
---
Use this principle in your life.
---
Gamify your project and activities to gaurantee completion.
---
when you do this, quitting will be farhest hing from your mind.
You will be energized and motivated to keep going even when you
hit major obstacles and challenges.
---
=> **********early morning office work *********
---3 hours , 2 hohrs, 1 hour
---
fail at perfection
======
Perfection is the enemy of completion.
if you are focused on getting everything 100% perfect.
you will get nothing done.
This is undeniable fact.
---
you will stuck in frustrating cycle of going through every detail
again and again because its not where you want it to be"
or "it not up to standard"
---
Meanwhile your big projects remain unfinished.
Your gaols and dreams remain out of reach.
---
dont fall into this trap.
---
Look at your project and prioritize the task or
steps that make a difference to the overall result.
Focus on the aspects that will create success and then
let go of the rest.
---
Think about outsourcing or delegating elements that
are not important. Give yourself - and others
permission to make mistake
---
outsource
Design
website design
front end
video recording
product explainer videos
copy text of the product
---
#Get Real
We hae limited resources
time, energy, focus, money, attention
wehen we dont take these limits into account.
we are setting ourselves up for incompletion and
failure.
---
Before you start on your project,
get out a pieceof paper and list out everything your are going to need to get it done.
----
Estimate the amount of time, energy and money
that its goin to take.
---
Then look at your calendar and your bank account
and start budgeting.
---
When you get real in this way, you will have a
clear understanding on what its actually
going to take to get to the end of what you begin
--
you wont run out of time, money, or energy without
warning.
There will be few if any nasty surprise or curve balls
---
the bucket list, todo list, grocery list
we want to get things done. we want to move forward.
We want to achieve our goals.
We want to win.
And mastering the art of completion with these
proven completion techniques will help you
do all the that and more.
august 23 , todo
Insha allah complete the following
1)ideas 10
2)problems 3
3)learn 3
4)learn and use 3
5)improve 1/3
---
blogging
arabic word a day
madina business group join facebook, meetup or anyting
aqalaq 1 day
sunnath 1 day
get obul number or chat
---
1)ideas 10
2)problems 3
3)learn 3
4)learn and use 3
5)improve 1/3
---
blogging
arabic word a day
madina business group join facebook, meetup or anyting
aqalaq 1 day
sunnath 1 day
get obul number or chat
---
august 23 Improve
Insah allah improve from past, yesterday
You compare with yourself
1)exercise 5 minutes
2)wake up early
3)toilet early morning
4)bath early morning
5)office work 30 minutes
6)personal project deciding, sticking
writing project name, dead line, achievement, goal, result expected
award given
7)make new friends
8)plant tree
9)raise a tree
10)feed fish or prawn
11)call hunoor
12)call us friends obul
13)make friends in saudi arabia
madina, makka
madina friend
14)quran ayaat 1 word
15)arabic word 1 word
16)quran 1 minute listening
17)aqlaq 1 minute
18)sunnath 1 minute
You compare with yourself
1)exercise 5 minutes
2)wake up early
3)toilet early morning
4)bath early morning
5)office work 30 minutes
6)personal project deciding, sticking
writing project name, dead line, achievement, goal, result expected
award given
7)make new friends
8)plant tree
9)raise a tree
10)feed fish or prawn
11)call hunoor
12)call us friends obul
13)make friends in saudi arabia
madina, makka
madina friend
14)quran ayaat 1 word
15)arabic word 1 word
16)quran 1 minute listening
17)aqlaq 1 minute
18)sunnath 1 minute
august 23 learnt
Insha allah write useful learning
1)spent time with family
2)wake up early, dont waste time, if you get up, dont sleep
say kalima, vaju, bath
3)sleep on floor on mat in the same room
4)priority first allah, family, work
namaaz, quran, jikr, mulakaat
5)say what you want
ask with allah
6)do it regularly any good thing
1)spent time with family
2)wake up early, dont waste time, if you get up, dont sleep
say kalima, vaju, bath
3)sleep on floor on mat in the same room
4)priority first allah, family, work
namaaz, quran, jikr, mulakaat
5)say what you want
ask with allah
6)do it regularly any good thing
Learn and use august 23
Insha allah write learn and use
Learning is difficult, memorisizing difficult, if you can not preserve it all effort goes toss
need dedication
1)saying alhamdulillah after toilet
2)namaaz
3)jikr
4)hukukul ibaath wife, son, daughter
Learning is difficult, memorisizing difficult, if you can not preserve it all effort goes toss
need dedication
1)saying alhamdulillah after toilet
2)namaaz
3)jikr
4)hukukul ibaath wife, son, daughter
august 23 problems
Insha allah solve the problems
big
1)passive income 20 lakhs per month
2)build home for sumiya 30 lakhs
3)buy gold for sumiya 30 lakhs
4)learn people management skill
how to tell work, how to get the work done
5)sincere appreciate others
6)umra with family 6lpa
small
1)buy jug
2)call list
automatically allows me to call every day or send sms
3)touheed english vocabulary
4)learn
big
1)passive income 20 lakhs per month
2)build home for sumiya 30 lakhs
3)buy gold for sumiya 30 lakhs
4)learn people management skill
how to tell work, how to get the work done
5)sincere appreciate others
6)umra with family 6lpa
small
1)buy jug
2)call list
automatically allows me to call every day or send sms
3)touheed english vocabulary
4)learn
august 23 ideas
Insha allah write truth and useful
1)use laptop charger winding, unwinding takes time, find some thing which will reduce time
2)plant tree, learn patience, increase patience, practice patience
3)spent 8am to 8.30am with sumiya, family - cooking, talking
4)hug , say salam when leave from home
5)do what needs to be done at that time only, no other work, ideas, thinking, focus
6)create good environment for muhammad touhid, bench, peace time
7)learn arabic words 100 commands words, practice
8)distribute chocloate schools government
9)candy making factory start with 1000 per day, kachha mango, peanut butter flavour candy
10)buy cycle second hand, travel to office by cycle
increase stamina
1)use laptop charger winding, unwinding takes time, find some thing which will reduce time
2)plant tree, learn patience, increase patience, practice patience
3)spent 8am to 8.30am with sumiya, family - cooking, talking
4)hug , say salam when leave from home
5)do what needs to be done at that time only, no other work, ideas, thinking, focus
6)create good environment for muhammad touhid, bench, peace time
7)learn arabic words 100 commands words, practice
8)distribute chocloate schools government
9)candy making factory start with 1000 per day, kachha mango, peanut butter flavour candy
10)buy cycle second hand, travel to office by cycle
increase stamina
must vs should
must is and
should is or, increase score if match
must means: The clause (query) must appear in matching documents. These clauses must match, like logical AND.
should means: At least one of these clauses must match, like logical OR.
Basically they are used like logical operators AND and OR. See this.
Now in a bool query:
must means: Clauses that must match for the document to be included.
should means: If these clauses match, they increase the
_score; otherwise, they have no effect. They are simply used to refine the relevance score for each document.elastic search , java
http://okfnlabs.org/blog/2013/07/01/elasticsearch-query-tutorial.html
{endpoint}/_search?source={Query-as-JSON}
curl -XGET {endpoint}/_search -d 'Query-as-JSON'
curl -XGET {endpoint}/_search -d '{
"query" : {
"term" : { "user": "kimchy" }
}
}
QSL
{
size: # number of results to return (defaults to 10)
from: # offset into results (defaults to 0)
fields: # list of document fields that should be returned - http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/api/search/fields.html
sort: # define sort order - see http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/api/search/sort.html
query: {
# "query" object following the Query DSL: http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/query-dsl/
# details below
},
facets: {
# facets specifications
# Facets provide summary information about a particular field or fields in the data
}
# special case for situations where you want to apply filter/query to results but *not* to facets
filter: {
# filter objects
# a filter is a simple "filter" (query) on a specific field.
# Simple means e.g. checking against a specific value or range of values
},
}
---
{
# some info about the query (which shards it used, how long it took etc)
...
# the results
hits: {
total: # total number of matching documents
hits: [
# list of "hits" returned
{
_id: # id of document
score: # the search index score
_source: {
# document 'source' (i.e. the original JSON document you sent to the index
}
}
]
}
# facets if these were requested
facets: {
...
}
}
--
{
"query": {
# compound component
"bool": {
# compound component
"must": {
# basic component
"term": {
"user": "jones"
}
}
# compound component
"must_not": {
# basic component
"range" : {
"age" : {
"from" : 10,
"to" : 20
}
}
}
}
}
}
--
n addition, and somewhat confusingly, ElasticSearch distinguishes between sub-components that are “queries” and those that are “filters”. Filters, are really special kind of queries that are: mostly basic (though boolean compounding is alllowed); limited to one field or operation and which, as such, are especially performant.
-
{
"query": {
"match_all": {}
}
}
{
"query": {
"query_string": {
"query": {query string}
}
}
}
---
Filter on One Field
{
"query": {
"term": {
{field-name}: {value}
}
}
}
---
High performance equivalent using filters:
{
"query": {
"constant_score": {
"filter": {
"term": {
# note that value should be *lower-cased*
{field-name}: {value}
}
}
}
}
---
Filter on two fields
Note that you cannot, unfortunately, have a simple and query by adding two filters inside the query element. Instead you need an ‘and’ clause in a filter (which in turn requires nesting in ‘filtered’). You could also achieve the same result here using a bool query.
{
"query": {
"filtered": {
"query": {
"match_all": {}
},
"filter": {
"and": [
{
"range" : {
"b" : {
"from" : 4,
"to" : "8"
}
},
},
{
"term": {
"a": "john"
}
}
]
}
}
}
}
Geospatial Query to find results near a given point
This uses th
--
Geospatial Query to find results near a given point
This uses the Geo Distance filter. It requires that indexed documents have a field of geo point type.
Source data (a point in San Francisco!):
# This should be in lat,lon order
{
...
"Location": "37.7809035011582, -122.412119695795"
}
There are alternative formats to provide lon/lat locations e.g. (see ElasticSearch documentation for more):
# Note this must have lon,lat order (opposite of previous example!)
{
"Location":[-122.414753390488, 37.7762147914147]
}
# or ...
{
"Location": {
"lon": -122.414753390488,
"lat": 37.7762147914147
}
}
We also need a mapping to specify that Location field is of type geo_point as this will not usually get guessed from the data (see below for more on mappings):
"properties": {
"Location": {
"type": "geo_point"
}
...
}
---
@Test
public void givenJsonString_whenJavaObject_thenIndexDocument() {
String jsonObject = "{\"age\":10,\"dateOfBirth\":1471466076564,"
+"\"fullName\":\"John Doe\"}";
IndexResponse response = client.prepareIndex("people", "Doe")
.setSource(jsonObject, XContentType.JSON).get();
String id = response.getId();
String index = response.getIndex();
String type = response.getType();
long version = response.getVersion();
assertEquals(Result.CREATED, response.getResult());
assertEquals(0, version);
assertEquals("people", index);
assertEquals("Doe", type);
}
---
SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch().execute().actionGet();
List searchHits = Arrays.asList(response.getHits().getHits());
List results = new ArrayList();
searchHits.forEach(
hit -> results.add(JSON.parseObject(hit.getSourceAsString(), Person.class)));
---
Retrieving and Deleting Documents
The prepareGet() and prepareDelete() methods allow to get or delete a JSON document from the cluster using its id:
1
2
3
4
5
GetResponse response = client.prepareGet("people","Doe","1").get();
String age = (String) response.getField("age").getValue();
// Process other fields
DeleteResponse response = client.prepareDelete("people", "Doe", "5")
.get();
--
The rangeQuery() matches documents where a field’s value is within a certain range:
1
2
QueryBuilder matchDocumentsWithinRange = QueryBuilders
.rangeQuery("price").from(15).to(100)
{endpoint}/_search?source={Query-as-JSON}
curl -XGET {endpoint}/_search -d 'Query-as-JSON'
curl -XGET {endpoint}/_search -d '{
"query" : {
"term" : { "user": "kimchy" }
}
}
QSL
{
size: # number of results to return (defaults to 10)
from: # offset into results (defaults to 0)
fields: # list of document fields that should be returned - http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/api/search/fields.html
sort: # define sort order - see http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/api/search/sort.html
query: {
# "query" object following the Query DSL: http://elasticsearch.org/guide/reference/query-dsl/
# details below
},
facets: {
# facets specifications
# Facets provide summary information about a particular field or fields in the data
}
# special case for situations where you want to apply filter/query to results but *not* to facets
filter: {
# filter objects
# a filter is a simple "filter" (query) on a specific field.
# Simple means e.g. checking against a specific value or range of values
},
}
---
{
# some info about the query (which shards it used, how long it took etc)
...
# the results
hits: {
total: # total number of matching documents
hits: [
# list of "hits" returned
{
_id: # id of document
score: # the search index score
_source: {
# document 'source' (i.e. the original JSON document you sent to the index
}
}
]
}
# facets if these were requested
facets: {
...
}
}
--
{
"query": {
# compound component
"bool": {
# compound component
"must": {
# basic component
"term": {
"user": "jones"
}
}
# compound component
"must_not": {
# basic component
"range" : {
"age" : {
"from" : 10,
"to" : 20
}
}
}
}
}
}
--
n addition, and somewhat confusingly, ElasticSearch distinguishes between sub-components that are “queries” and those that are “filters”. Filters, are really special kind of queries that are: mostly basic (though boolean compounding is alllowed); limited to one field or operation and which, as such, are especially performant.
-
{
"query": {
"match_all": {}
}
}
{
"query": {
"query_string": {
"query": {query string}
}
}
}
---
Filter on One Field
{
"query": {
"term": {
{field-name}: {value}
}
}
}
---
High performance equivalent using filters:
{
"query": {
"constant_score": {
"filter": {
"term": {
# note that value should be *lower-cased*
{field-name}: {value}
}
}
}
}
---
Filter on two fields
Note that you cannot, unfortunately, have a simple and query by adding two filters inside the query element. Instead you need an ‘and’ clause in a filter (which in turn requires nesting in ‘filtered’). You could also achieve the same result here using a bool query.
{
"query": {
"filtered": {
"query": {
"match_all": {}
},
"filter": {
"and": [
{
"range" : {
"b" : {
"from" : 4,
"to" : "8"
}
},
},
{
"term": {
"a": "john"
}
}
]
}
}
}
}
Geospatial Query to find results near a given point
This uses th
--
Geospatial Query to find results near a given point
This uses the Geo Distance filter. It requires that indexed documents have a field of geo point type.
Source data (a point in San Francisco!):
# This should be in lat,lon order
{
...
"Location": "37.7809035011582, -122.412119695795"
}
There are alternative formats to provide lon/lat locations e.g. (see ElasticSearch documentation for more):
# Note this must have lon,lat order (opposite of previous example!)
{
"Location":[-122.414753390488, 37.7762147914147]
}
# or ...
{
"Location": {
"lon": -122.414753390488,
"lat": 37.7762147914147
}
}
We also need a mapping to specify that Location field is of type geo_point as this will not usually get guessed from the data (see below for more on mappings):
"properties": {
"Location": {
"type": "geo_point"
}
...
}
---
@Test
public void givenJsonString_whenJavaObject_thenIndexDocument() {
String jsonObject = "{\"age\":10,\"dateOfBirth\":1471466076564,"
+"\"fullName\":\"John Doe\"}";
IndexResponse response = client.prepareIndex("people", "Doe")
.setSource(jsonObject, XContentType.JSON).get();
String id = response.getId();
String index = response.getIndex();
String type = response.getType();
long version = response.getVersion();
assertEquals(Result.CREATED, response.getResult());
assertEquals(0, version);
assertEquals("people", index);
assertEquals("Doe", type);
}
---
SearchResponse response = client.prepareSearch().execute().actionGet();
List
List
searchHits.forEach(
hit -> results.add(JSON.parseObject(hit.getSourceAsString(), Person.class)));
---
Retrieving and Deleting Documents
The prepareGet() and prepareDelete() methods allow to get or delete a JSON document from the cluster using its id:
1
2
3
4
5
GetResponse response = client.prepareGet("people","Doe","1").get();
String age = (String) response.getField("age").getValue();
// Process other fields
DeleteResponse response = client.prepareDelete("people", "Doe", "5")
.get();
--
The rangeQuery() matches documents where a field’s value is within a certain range:
1
2
QueryBuilder matchDocumentsWithinRange = QueryBuilders
.rangeQuery("price").from(15).to(100)
Elastic search
elastic search query
leaf query
match
term
range
compound query
---
match query
GET /_search
{
"query" : {
"match" :{
"message" : "this is a test"
}
}
}
note: message is field
match accepts text/numeric/dates
operator : or, and
anaylizer: field explicit mapping adefinition or default search analyzer
lenient: true -> ignore data type mismatch exception
fuzziness
===
term
exact term specified in the inverted index
POST _search
{
"query" : {
"term" : {
"user" : "Kimchy"
}
}
}
boot -> parameter, to give this term query a higher relevance score than another query
GET _search
{
"query" : {
"bool": {
"should": [
{
"term" : {
"status" : {
"value": "urgent",
"boost" : 2.0
}
}
},
{
"term" : {
"status" : "normal"
}
}
]
}
}
}
default, boost : 1.0
---
Range query
TermRange ->for string fields
NumericRangeQuery ->numeric/data
paramters: gt, gte, lt, lte
---
GET _search
{
"query" :{
"range":{
"age": {
"gte": 10,
"lte" : 20,
"boost": 2.0
}
}
}
}
--
range on date fields
GET _search
{
"query" : {
"range": {
"date": {
"gte": "now-1d/d",
"lt": "now"
}
}
}
}
---
date math
date format
"range" :{
"born": {
"gte": "01/01/2012",
"lte": "2013",
"format": "dd/MM/yyyy||yyyy"
}
}
---
"time_zone": "+01:00"
---
bool query
must : match, add score
filter: match, no score added
---
filter context
query context
miniumum_should_match
---
must_not
---
match vs should vs filter
constant_score
match_all
---
named queries
_name, top level definition
---
PUT my_index
{
"mappings": {
"doc": {
"properties": {
"title": { "type": "text" },
"name": { "type": "text" },
"age": { "type": "integer" },
"created": {
"type": "date",
"format": "strict_date_optional_time||epoch_millis"
}
}
}
}
}
leaf query
match
term
range
compound query
---
match query
GET /_search
{
"query" : {
"match" :{
"message" : "this is a test"
}
}
}
note: message is field
match accepts text/numeric/dates
operator : or, and
anaylizer: field explicit mapping adefinition or default search analyzer
lenient: true -> ignore data type mismatch exception
fuzziness
===
term
exact term specified in the inverted index
POST _search
{
"query" : {
"term" : {
"user" : "Kimchy"
}
}
}
boot -> parameter, to give this term query a higher relevance score than another query
GET _search
{
"query" : {
"bool": {
"should": [
{
"term" : {
"status" : {
"value": "urgent",
"boost" : 2.0
}
}
},
{
"term" : {
"status" : "normal"
}
}
]
}
}
}
default, boost : 1.0
---
Range query
TermRange ->for string fields
NumericRangeQuery ->numeric/data
paramters: gt, gte, lt, lte
---
GET _search
{
"query" :{
"range":{
"age": {
"gte": 10,
"lte" : 20,
"boost": 2.0
}
}
}
}
--
range on date fields
GET _search
{
"query" : {
"range": {
"date": {
"gte": "now-1d/d",
"lt": "now"
}
}
}
}
---
date math
date format
"range" :{
"born": {
"gte": "01/01/2012",
"lte": "2013",
"format": "dd/MM/yyyy||yyyy"
}
}
---
"time_zone": "+01:00"
---
bool query
must : match, add score
filter: match, no score added
---
filter context
query context
miniumum_should_match
---
must_not
---
match vs should vs filter
constant_score
match_all
---
named queries
_name, top level definition
---
PUT my_index
{
"mappings": {
"doc": {
"properties": {
"title": { "type": "text" },
"name": { "type": "text" },
"age": { "type": "integer" },
"created": {
"type": "date",
"format": "strict_date_optional_time||epoch_millis"
}
}
}
}
}
August 20, ideas
1)write on chat : friend , their number, stick to wall
2)remember switch off phone, by ading notes on slippers
3)3am, or 4am , 5 am website
advantage, group, encourage, focus
4)dont miss friends app, reminds to call your friend 5 minutes
2)remember switch off phone, by ading notes on slippers
3)3am, or 4am , 5 am website
advantage, group, encourage, focus
4)dont miss friends app, reminds to call your friend 5 minutes
august 20 sorry astagafurullah
astagafurullah
1)namaaz subah nahi vuta
2)roja nahi rah sakha
3)kaam me kiyanaath kiya
4)ghar ke kaam nahi kiya
5)touhid madrasa nahi gaya
6)sumiya namaaz nahi padi
7)quran hibz nahi kiya
8)deen ki dawaath nahi diya
9)sabr nahi kiya jitna karna tha
10)dosto ko phon nahi kiya
11)saidani ku madat abhi nahi kiya
12)abhi business suru nahi kiya
13)istakamaat nahi me kami ko
14)up skill nahi kiya
15)project nahi kiya
16)project blockly ka nahi kiya
thunkable , development on mobile
1)namaaz subah nahi vuta
2)roja nahi rah sakha
3)kaam me kiyanaath kiya
4)ghar ke kaam nahi kiya
5)touhid madrasa nahi gaya
6)sumiya namaaz nahi padi
7)quran hibz nahi kiya
8)deen ki dawaath nahi diya
9)sabr nahi kiya jitna karna tha
10)dosto ko phon nahi kiya
11)saidani ku madat abhi nahi kiya
12)abhi business suru nahi kiya
13)istakamaat nahi me kami ko
14)up skill nahi kiya
15)project nahi kiya
16)project blockly ka nahi kiya
thunkable , development on mobile
17)dairy nahi likha
18)fuzul karch kiya
19)outside food khya
20)expense , time, words, work ko track nahi kiya
august 20 thanks sukriya allah, alhamdulillah
Alhamdulillah
insan banaya
imaan diya
time diya
health diya
maa baap diya
joru diya
bacche diya
ghar diya
khaana diya
kapade diya
aman diya
namaaz diya
daawathe illallah ka kaam diya
quran diya
sunnath diya
iklaas diya
deen ki samaz diya
insan banaya
imaan diya
time diya
health diya
maa baap diya
joru diya
bacche diya
ghar diya
khaana diya
kapade diya
aman diya
namaaz diya
daawathe illallah ka kaam diya
quran diya
sunnath diya
iklaas diya
deen ki samaz diya
august 20 problems/work/task
1)buy house
2)buy gold sumiya
3)umra with family
4)passive income
5)maintain friend circle
6)davaath kaam (2.5 hours every day) daily earlymo/after magrib - visit each house daily
7)masjid fikr daily
8)masjid taalim daily
9)majsid isha ke badh 9pm mulakaat daily
10)sumiya jumma talim
11)shaadi habeeb september 2
12)visit mom house on festival
13)visit mom house on weekend 25, 26 or sept 1, 2
14)help saidani laptop
15)buy laptop battery 4k, 4k
16)touheed study table, chair 3k to 7k
17)exercise
18)sunnath jinda karna
buy sunnath ka kitab
19)buy machine and ai for dummies python
20)cooking at home daily early morning, night
rice, chapaati, rasaam, palli ki bukni
21)spent time with family 30 minutes daily asr to magrib
22)do house work early morning 30 minutes 6 to 6.30am
23)weekly plan
24)monthly plan
25)house construction plan
26)banner house
2)buy gold sumiya
3)umra with family
4)passive income
5)maintain friend circle
6)davaath kaam (2.5 hours every day) daily earlymo/after magrib - visit each house daily
7)masjid fikr daily
8)masjid taalim daily
9)majsid isha ke badh 9pm mulakaat daily
10)sumiya jumma talim
11)shaadi habeeb september 2
12)visit mom house on festival
13)visit mom house on weekend 25, 26 or sept 1, 2
14)help saidani laptop
15)buy laptop battery 4k, 4k
16)touheed study table, chair 3k to 7k
17)exercise
18)sunnath jinda karna
buy sunnath ka kitab
19)buy machine and ai for dummies python
20)cooking at home daily early morning, night
rice, chapaati, rasaam, palli ki bukni
21)spent time with family 30 minutes daily asr to magrib
22)do house work early morning 30 minutes 6 to 6.30am
23)weekly plan
24)monthly plan
25)house construction plan
26)banner house
August 20 ideas
1)flood victim donate online 1rs paytm
2)sleep on mat daily , to get up early, no bed
3)sleep early app, tips, wake up early, affirmation, helping buddies
4)kids education free daily planner
5)how to learn stock intrading for beginners app, website, with steps
6)how to gold trading for beginners app, website, 5, 10m, 15minutes action
7)how to prioritize important things, do thinkgs important first
8)first thing first, complete time bound task first
9)office work first free time
10)dont waste time, health tips, plan, motivate, encourage
start with 10 minutes first
2)sleep on mat daily , to get up early, no bed
3)sleep early app, tips, wake up early, affirmation, helping buddies
4)kids education free daily planner
5)how to learn stock intrading for beginners app, website, with steps
6)how to gold trading for beginners app, website, 5, 10m, 15minutes action
7)how to prioritize important things, do thinkgs important first
8)first thing first, complete time bound task first
9)office work first free time
10)dont waste time, health tips, plan, motivate, encourage
start with 10 minutes first
recycle resuse pencil
https://thelogicalindian.com/get-inspired/pune-engineer-tress-save-art-artisans/
This 52-Yr-Old Engineer Hopes To Save 1 Lakh Trees This Year By Selling Recycled Newspaper Pencils
Abhinav Joshi Maharashtra
May 16th, 2018 / 5:28 PM
We begin the journey of education with a pencil in our hand. From scribbles and doodles to ideas and inventions, the pencil has been the medium of putting thoughts on paper for centuries. The modern form of the pencil that we are all accustomed to can be traced to late 16th century Germany where the process of glueing two strips of wood around graphite was first seen. The humble pencil continues to hold its own even in today’s digital age. In fact, the number of pencils manufactured worldwide every year is in the range of 15-20 billion. 15 billion pencils laid out end-to-end would cover a distance approximately equivalent to seven times the distance between the earth and the moon.
Wood from a single 20 feet tree produces almost 2,500 pencils. This means that to manufacture 15 billion pencils, about 6 million trees are cut down each year. What if we can implement a different process to make pencils by using recycled paper instead of cutting trees? A 3-5 feet stack of old newspapers can save a life-nurturing 20 feet tree. Imagine the positive effect on the environment by merely switching over to recycled paper pencils.
Pencils made of recycled newspaper
On a quest to save 1 lakh trees
Rajesh Singh, a 52-year-old mechanical engineer from Pune, wished to spread awareness about paper pencils as his contribution for the benefit of our shared environment. Having worked in the corporate sector for almost 22 years, he felt that it was time for a change. After quitting his job in 2012, he travelled to different parts of India and interacted with many local artisans. Impressed by the cultural diversity and heritage and yet saddened by the declining patronage of rural artisans, Rajesh got in touch with a few of them and launched his platform gograameen.com to showcase and sell eco-friendly products.
Rajesh is passionate about his initiative and spoke to The Logical Indian about how his foray into eco-friendly products helped him realise the potential of paper pencils.
”A few months ago, I was designing a wooden stationery box (from recycled wood) and during discussions with similar minds, one of them suggested to me to work on the contents of the stationary box. I found that pencils made of upcycled newspapers are manufactured in India, but surprisingly, very few have used one and even I had not seen one till then. The effects of changing over from wooden pencils to newspaper pencils are huge for the environment,” he elaborated.
Recycled wooden stationery box with paper pencils
Rajesh estimates that around 4 lakh trees are cut in India alone every year for making wooden pencils. He says that a box of his ten eco-friendly pencils is priced at Rs 50, which is comparable to the industry standards for a box of wooden pencils. He feels that if he can spread awareness, then more people can join in and help save trees by just switching over to paper pencils. “My mission is to try and spread awareness which will help me achieve my goal of saving 100,000 trees (if not more) in this calendar year,” declares Rajesh.
He is approaching schools, corporates and NGOs to switch to paper pencils and mentions that Delhi Public School (North) in Bangalore recently agreed to try out 3,000 paper pencils. Rajesh is also interested in presenting his idea to government authorities and has tried to contact education officials for the same. “Over next ten years, millions of trees can be saved from being cut. A small premium paid today for the changeover from wooden pencils to newspaper pencils can save all of us from higher hospital bills in the future. Our children and their children will surely have a better future,” hopes Rajesh.
India’s lost artisans
“The purpose of quitting my profession was to help our artisans from rural areas to showcase their products and improve their lifestyle,” says Rajesh. He travelled all over India and met with many artisans. The rich heritage and talent that can be seen in Indian villages left a mark on Rajesh. He decided to make a platform to highlight the excellence of these artisans and their art. Rajesh laments, “People don’t want to be in rural areas. Most of the artisans I met were quite old. Artisans’ children are not interested in learning their art and skills. They don’t think it’s of any value.”
“During one of my trips, I met Mr Kasam Deen from Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, who is a low profile handmade natural soap manufacturer. He has a small set-up in a village, but the quality of the soaps was amazing. I bought a few and gave them as samples to my friends and relatives. The soaps received a lot of positive responses. This gave me the idea of starting an online platform to showcase similar natural handmade products and help these low lying artisans,” recalls Rajesh.
He adds, “I travelled to other parts of India and found a few similar artisans engaged in various activities like wooden articles, incense sticks, terracotta jewellery, terracotta home décor and bamboo products.”
With his venture in its nascent stages, Rajesh is a one-man army handling everything from design, development and sale of eco-friendly products. While speaking to The Logical Indian, Rajesh said that his main aim is to showcase India’s unique culture and provide consumers with a chance to embrace eco-friendliness. Currently, he is closely working with ten artisans, distributed across the country, including Assam and West Bengal.
The allure of life in urban areas and lack of a capable platform to bring in demand means that unless more people like Rajesh step-up, much of our ancient knowledge will be lost forever.
Help
Marriage broken woman
Widows
Poor caste
water for animal birds
prisoner release by paying fines
waste pickers
tea estate gardener
agarbatti makers
beedi makers
Widows
Poor caste
water for animal birds
prisoner release by paying fines
waste pickers
tea estate gardener
agarbatti makers
beedi makers
40 years, 14 ponds
GET INSPIRED
In 40 Yrs, This 82-Year-Old Shepherd From Karnataka Has Built 14 Ponds On His Own
The Logical Indian Crew Karnataka
July 16th, 2018 / 3:08 PM
82-year-old shepherd
Image Credit: Kannada Prabha
An 82-year-old shepherd from Malavalli taluk of Mandya district has done what many self-proclaimed environmentalists have failed to do. A person without any formal education, he has turned an entire hillside at Daasanadoddi village green over the past four decades.
In the last 40 years, he has built over 14 ponds which retain water even during the scorching summer season. He maintains the ponds himself, reports The New Indian Express.
Turning a barren land green
About 40 years ago, Kamegowda realised that Kundinibetta hill which is located beside his village had very less greenery. While he took his flock of farm animals to graze by the hillside, he saw many birds and animals restless due to the lack of a watering hole.
He realised that there was no water retention on the hill. Whatever water it received from the rain, either ran down the hillside or got evaporated or absorbed. That’s when he thought of developing a watering hole for the animals and birds.
The 2017 Basavashri awardee doesn’t remember when he started working for it but says that he has spent nearly Rs 10-15 lakhs for this. He has developed 14 ponds and named some of them after his grandchildren. All the money came from the various awards he won throughout his life.
When The New Indian Express visited his haven — a half-completed house on a two-acre land — the hill presented itself in lush green attire, thanks to the 14 ponds, linked by a waterway that ensures when the upper ponds on the hill are filled, the surplus water flows into the ponds below.
He had an eye surgery a couple of weeks ago and has been advised by the doctor to not to go out in case he catches an infection. But he says “I close my eyes and come out; I know every inch here. If a drunkard is advised not to drink, will he stop drinking? I too have an addiction.
Villagers call him ‘madman’
Kamegowda’s addiction to making the hill green made his relatives and fellow villagers call him a ‘madman’. For the last 40 years, every day from 5 am to 9 am he digs ponds and from 9 am to 7 pm he grazes his cattle. “Sometimes, I used to go to the hillock to dig a pond during the night with a lamp or also on a full moon day,’’ he says.
His dedication and passion brought a lot of problems in his personal life. His eccentric ways of doing things have resulted in him falling out with his relatives. “After I started digging ponds and spending all my savings on them, I started losing my relatives. But the trees, ponds, birds and animals became my relatives. Some made fun of me … some opposed me for using government land. But I did not stop. I can challenge anyone! Wherever I take up 5-6 ft of digging, there will be water which will not dry up … even during summers,” he says.
He even got grass from outside to make the hills greener. When people give him cash, like a drunkard who spends all his money on booze, Kamegowda would spend all his money for building ponds.
In 40 Yrs, This 82-Year-Old Shepherd From Karnataka Has Built 14 Ponds On His Own
The Logical Indian Crew Karnataka
July 16th, 2018 / 3:08 PM
82-year-old shepherd
Image Credit: Kannada Prabha
An 82-year-old shepherd from Malavalli taluk of Mandya district has done what many self-proclaimed environmentalists have failed to do. A person without any formal education, he has turned an entire hillside at Daasanadoddi village green over the past four decades.
In the last 40 years, he has built over 14 ponds which retain water even during the scorching summer season. He maintains the ponds himself, reports The New Indian Express.
Turning a barren land green
About 40 years ago, Kamegowda realised that Kundinibetta hill which is located beside his village had very less greenery. While he took his flock of farm animals to graze by the hillside, he saw many birds and animals restless due to the lack of a watering hole.
He realised that there was no water retention on the hill. Whatever water it received from the rain, either ran down the hillside or got evaporated or absorbed. That’s when he thought of developing a watering hole for the animals and birds.
The 2017 Basavashri awardee doesn’t remember when he started working for it but says that he has spent nearly Rs 10-15 lakhs for this. He has developed 14 ponds and named some of them after his grandchildren. All the money came from the various awards he won throughout his life.
When The New Indian Express visited his haven — a half-completed house on a two-acre land — the hill presented itself in lush green attire, thanks to the 14 ponds, linked by a waterway that ensures when the upper ponds on the hill are filled, the surplus water flows into the ponds below.
He had an eye surgery a couple of weeks ago and has been advised by the doctor to not to go out in case he catches an infection. But he says “I close my eyes and come out; I know every inch here. If a drunkard is advised not to drink, will he stop drinking? I too have an addiction.
Villagers call him ‘madman’
Kamegowda’s addiction to making the hill green made his relatives and fellow villagers call him a ‘madman’. For the last 40 years, every day from 5 am to 9 am he digs ponds and from 9 am to 7 pm he grazes his cattle. “Sometimes, I used to go to the hillock to dig a pond during the night with a lamp or also on a full moon day,’’ he says.
His dedication and passion brought a lot of problems in his personal life. His eccentric ways of doing things have resulted in him falling out with his relatives. “After I started digging ponds and spending all my savings on them, I started losing my relatives. But the trees, ponds, birds and animals became my relatives. Some made fun of me … some opposed me for using government land. But I did not stop. I can challenge anyone! Wherever I take up 5-6 ft of digging, there will be water which will not dry up … even during summers,” he says.
He even got grass from outside to make the hills greener. When people give him cash, like a drunkard who spends all his money on booze, Kamegowda would spend all his money for building ponds.
Working On A Wage Of Rs 70 For Working Six Hours, These Tea Garden Workers Fight Everyday Against Starvation
Tribal people in and around the shuttered tea gardens of north Bengal are living on the edge of destitution and are being forced to a life of hard labor and exploitation by local contractors to stave off starvation.
Sali Ram finds it difficult to hide his poverty under his tattered clothes. Clearly undernourished, the 52-year-old worker at the closed Nirpania tea garden in Birpara of Alipurduar district in West Bengal, around 700 km from state capital Kolkata, is the sole breadwinner of his family of five, including three small children.
docker compose getting started
docker compose
Insha allah complete the following
1)upskill
docker compose
--
https://docs.docker.com/compose/gettingstarted/
---
docker compose
Dockerfile
docker-compose.yml
version: '3'
services:
web:
build: .
ports:
- "5000:5000"
volumes:
- .:/code
- logvolume01:/var/log
links:
- redis
redis:
image: redis
volumes:
logvolume01: {}
docker compose commands for
Start, stop, and rebuild services
View the status of running services
Stream the log output of running services
Run a one-off command on a service
---
http://0.0.0.0:5000/
http://localhost:5000
--
docker-machine ip MACHINE_VM
http://MACHINE_VM_IP:5000
--
Hello World! I have been seen 1 times.
--
docker image ls
--
docker-compose down
---
The new volumes key mounts the project directory (current directory) on the host to /code inside the container, allowing you to modify the code on the fly, without having to rebuild the image.
---
docker-compose up
---
C:\Users (Windows)
---
docker-compose up -d
background running
docker-compose ps
-> to see what is currently running
--
docker-compose run web env
--
docker-compose --help
---
docker-compose stop
->you started Compose with docker-compose up -d, stop your services
--
docker-compose down --volumes
->You can bring everything down, removing the containers entirely, with the down command. Pass --volumes to also remove the data volume used by the Redis container
august 9 daily routine
Insha allah complete the following
$namaaz
$quran
$talim
$jikr
$duwa
$read book
$exercise
$toilet
$bath
mulakaat
3 days jamaat tayyar
sunnat miswak ask summu or buy jayanagar 4th block masque
$sadkah
aadhaar card photo change
change address also in aadhaar card
mine, wife
mashura
UIDAI centre
----
bilwarda halli final
--
-home-
evening 5.40pm to 6.40pm
buy mutton
buy vegetables
pay electricity bills
3 water can
auto 8.45am fayaaz
-- lunch time 1.30 - 1.40pm
call ammi
call javid
call saidani
call gopi
call prabhu
call harun
--
home office work 8am to 9am
office work notes alert, local setup, notes service setup
goto office 9am
office majsid 5pm
return from 5.30pm
-- now
personal project
blockly todo
creaes blocks from node.js package automatically
express, angular, mongodb
-- on the way to office or evenining
shave mustache
shave underarms hair
shave unwatend hair
--
ideas
problems
blogs
---
$namaaz
$quran
$talim
$jikr
$duwa
$read book
$exercise
$toilet
$bath
mulakaat
3 days jamaat tayyar
sunnat miswak ask summu or buy jayanagar 4th block masque
$sadkah
aadhaar card photo change
change address also in aadhaar card
mine, wife
mashura
UIDAI centre
----
bilwarda halli final
--
-home-
evening 5.40pm to 6.40pm
buy mutton
buy vegetables
pay electricity bills
3 water can
auto 8.45am fayaaz
-- lunch time 1.30 - 1.40pm
call ammi
call javid
call saidani
call gopi
call prabhu
call harun
--
home office work 8am to 9am
office work notes alert, local setup, notes service setup
goto office 9am
office majsid 5pm
return from 5.30pm
-- now
personal project
blockly todo
creaes blocks from node.js package automatically
express, angular, mongodb
-- on the way to office or evenining
shave mustache
shave underarms hair
shave unwatend hair
--
ideas
problems
blogs
---
problems august 9
Inshaallah i solve the problem
1) car rc lost complaint
2) spent time with family , family time priority
3) passport apply for me, faaiza
aadhaar card update
4) umra with family
5) house construction
6) sumiya gold
) gas transfer
) dish tv laana from vindyagiri
1) car rc lost complaint
2) spent time with family , family time priority
3) passport apply for me, faaiza
aadhaar card update
4) umra with family
5) house construction
6) sumiya gold
) gas transfer
) dish tv laana from vindyagiri
ideas august 9
Inshaallah write useful and truth only
1)service to update aadhar card photo, address online, even chat support, call support
2)priority allah, family, office work, personal work
3)repeate what you want or ask what you want
atleast 5 times, 5 times a day, also before sleeping
4)dont tell negative statement, i cant buy, read, cannt do
i can do it with help of allah, i will try, i will do it insha allah
5)work passive income ideas, meet some one from sofware side in person who is doing muslim
or online - online selling amazon
6) wake towheed for subah namaaz, get ready his things in the night
7) read story to towheed, listen to him
8) spent time with family 30 minutes atleast
9) ask family (wife, kids) to wakeup early
10) complete reading, personal project early in the morning
sleep by 9pm, get by 3am
starting 9.30pm to 3.30pm
11)use alarm as task completer
after completing task stop the timer(especially namaaz, wakeup alarm)
12)search for alarm which will put phone in silent mode during given time
1)service to update aadhar card photo, address online, even chat support, call support
2)priority allah, family, office work, personal work
3)repeate what you want or ask what you want
atleast 5 times, 5 times a day, also before sleeping
4)dont tell negative statement, i cant buy, read, cannt do
i can do it with help of allah, i will try, i will do it insha allah
5)work passive income ideas, meet some one from sofware side in person who is doing muslim
or online - online selling amazon
6) wake towheed for subah namaaz, get ready his things in the night
7) read story to towheed, listen to him
8) spent time with family 30 minutes atleast
9) ask family (wife, kids) to wakeup early
10) complete reading, personal project early in the morning
sleep by 9pm, get by 3am
starting 9.30pm to 3.30pm
11)use alarm as task completer
after completing task stop the timer(especially namaaz, wakeup alarm)
12)search for alarm which will put phone in silent mode during given time
august 8 ideas
Insha allah write useful and truth only
1)how to get intellij idea for free or cheeper discount
2)install evernote to speed
3)tools to improve daily task, code task
4)listen for shikayaat
5)bargain for small compulsory, important, liked work 5 minutes, 10 minutes
6)self clean, bath, toilet, shave mustache , apply oil early morning before family wakeup<4 .30am="" p="">7)read quran, jikr early morning before any one wake<5am p="">8)get up early 3.30am
9)avoid fights, plan your day, weekend, work, do group work based on their availibility
10)encourage family, kids to do good work, make habits, reading, namaaz
1)how to get intellij idea for free or cheeper discount
2)install evernote to speed
3)tools to improve daily task, code task
4)listen for shikayaat
5)bargain for small compulsory, important, liked work 5 minutes, 10 minutes
6)self clean, bath, toilet, shave mustache , apply oil early morning before family wakeup<4 .30am="" p="">7)read quran, jikr early morning before any one wake<5am p="">8)get up early 3.30am
9)avoid fights, plan your day, weekend, work, do group work based on their availibility
10)encourage family, kids to do good work, make habits, reading, namaaz
august 8 problems
1)can not send notes alert mail (office work jira)
2)missing calling relatives, friends(plan to atleast call 1once in a month, take advantage of weekend),
atleast send sms/imo/whatsapp message
3)personal project not moving
4)not deciding project, not doing for atleast 1month
start with 1 day, 3 days, 1week, 10days, 2 weeks, 15 days, 20 days, 25 days, 30 days,
increse 5 days time
blockly
tasks
anroid app maker
testing
website making
mean stack based
rails based project
2)missing calling relatives, friends(plan to atleast call 1once in a month, take advantage of weekend),
atleast send sms/imo/whatsapp message
3)personal project not moving
4)not deciding project, not doing for atleast 1month
start with 1 day, 3 days, 1week, 10days, 2 weeks, 15 days, 20 days, 25 days, 30 days,
increse 5 days time
blockly
tasks
anroid app maker
testing
website making
mean stack based
rails based project
August 7 ideas
Insha allah write ideas helpful, truthful
1)book gift site/app, earn gifting book
2)How to get more time for your personal work
by money, by asking relatives, friends, strangers
3)reasoning map (which tried, which not , if condition met, remaining things wont display), like flow chat, mind map
4)How to reduce project build time, increase hardware, use cloud ec2 high machines
5)bug solving information mindmap issue, solution
6)mind your words, record, write it down -> reduce bad words, limited good words
7)listen to good stories daily
8)learn urdu reading, how to learn urdu reading in a day, in 1hour, in 15 minutes after knowing basics
9)pay the debt fast
10)do small business atleast if you dont have business
or talk to business doing people, do with them
1)book gift site/app, earn gifting book
2)How to get more time for your personal work
by money, by asking relatives, friends, strangers
3)reasoning map (which tried, which not , if condition met, remaining things wont display), like flow chat, mind map
4)How to reduce project build time, increase hardware, use cloud ec2 high machines
5)bug solving information mindmap issue, solution
6)mind your words, record, write it down -> reduce bad words, limited good words
7)listen to good stories daily
8)learn urdu reading, how to learn urdu reading in a day, in 1hour, in 15 minutes after knowing basics
9)pay the debt fast
10)do small business atleast if you dont have business
or talk to business doing people, do with them
august 6 problems
1)work pending
2)qurbani
3)umra
4)car rc missing police case
5)house construction
6)towheed education
7)app creation
8)no passive income to sustain
9)more regularlity in namaaz(subah, night, all)
2)qurbani
3)umra
4)car rc missing police case
5)house construction
6)towheed education
7)app creation
8)no passive income to sustain
9)more regularlity in namaaz(subah, night, all)
August 6 learnings
1)read what you type
2)do it in order -> save time
3)think what do , before doing for >15 minutes task
4)Face the problem
ex: what you doing in the work , let team leader know first
5)Ask sumiya what she wants
ex: order frequent things first
every day in night, every day in weekend, month
6)do it all work
delegate
school van
7)dedicate fixed time in timetable for personal work
dont do much or less, regularly
8)listen prabhu what he says
talk less
9)record your opinion, thoughts through soundcloud, share to others
10)buy gifts for sumiya
11)tell what to do , even teaching to sumiya
via recorded video, typed text
12)take personal time with towheed to teaching
1hr
kannada, typing, exercise, play
regularly 15minutes each
13)plan for sadkah every day
every day in night
14)stretch in the office if work is pending
2)do it in order -> save time
3)think what do , before doing for >15 minutes task
4)Face the problem
ex: what you doing in the work , let team leader know first
5)Ask sumiya what she wants
ex: order frequent things first
every day in night, every day in weekend, month
6)do it all work
delegate
school van
7)dedicate fixed time in timetable for personal work
dont do much or less, regularly
8)listen prabhu what he says
talk less
9)record your opinion, thoughts through soundcloud, share to others
10)buy gifts for sumiya
11)tell what to do , even teaching to sumiya
via recorded video, typed text
12)take personal time with towheed to teaching
1hr
kannada, typing, exercise, play
regularly 15minutes each
13)plan for sadkah every day
every day in night
14)stretch in the office if work is pending
August 6 ideas
1)Write What you learn every day
2)Go through your learning every week
3)Write down your commitments every day
4)Read your commitment every day, every week
5)Write why you are doing for every 1hr big thing
6)record stories from bayan
7)spent more time to build character, confidence, utlimate imaan
8)tell the greatness of god, invite to namaaz, deen, islam
9)keep track of all people in madina masjid (name, phone number, address, work, availability, kids, education)
10)plan to cover all people in my area
11)duwa for ummath
2)Go through your learning every week
3)Write down your commitments every day
4)Read your commitment every day, every week
5)Write why you are doing for every 1hr big thing
6)record stories from bayan
7)spent more time to build character, confidence, utlimate imaan
8)tell the greatness of god, invite to namaaz, deen, islam
9)keep track of all people in madina masjid (name, phone number, address, work, availability, kids, education)
10)plan to cover all people in my area
11)duwa for ummath
August 5 ideas
Insha allah write ideas userful and truth only
1)Panipoor wholesale 40 rs per 100 pieces
2)Buy panipoori online
3)panipoor micro franchise 50k
4)hire 7th to 10th class student for 1hr for 1000 rs online website in india
5)online website for kids for typing, computer institute, english, karate, swimming
even group, find and using
6)personal helper 50 rs per hour work service
7)write blog on ismail somalia jimmedar
8)write app, blog, website on aqlaq, sifhat
9)How do regularly few thingks namaaz, jikr, quran, masjid fikr, mulakat, reading, exercise
10)Teach computers free for 30 minutes offline, online early morning
11)online portal who will teach online, take responsibility of job
through app, pay daily, admission test too
if did not get job , after completing steps
money back guarantee
or only money when completing course
1)Panipoor wholesale 40 rs per 100 pieces
2)Buy panipoori online
3)panipoor micro franchise 50k
4)hire 7th to 10th class student for 1hr for 1000 rs online website in india
5)online website for kids for typing, computer institute, english, karate, swimming
even group, find and using
6)personal helper 50 rs per hour work service
7)write blog on ismail somalia jimmedar
8)write app, blog, website on aqlaq, sifhat
9)How do regularly few thingks namaaz, jikr, quran, masjid fikr, mulakat, reading, exercise
10)Teach computers free for 30 minutes offline, online early morning
11)online portal who will teach online, take responsibility of job
through app, pay daily, admission test too
if did not get job , after completing steps
money back guarantee
or only money when completing course
august 4 problems
1)gas connection
2)vegetable buying
3)towheed van
4)personal project youtube to android app not moving,
not better
5)blockly interest for automation do or not
6)daily planner blockly do or not now
2)vegetable buying
3)towheed van
4)personal project youtube to android app not moving,
not better
5)blockly interest for automation do or not
6)daily planner blockly do or not now
August 4 ideas
ideas
1)test automation software using blockly code generator, ui
2)y2mate similar thing on android
3)python scripts/any script /commands blockly code generator
4)daily planner dragon drop namaaz, food
5)hire student workers evening or early monring 1hr >13years
6)daily exercise partners
7)daily reading partners online app shows who are reading now, what they are reading
8)avoid meetings during namaaz, prepone , postphone, late join, early leaving
9)social network app to get contacts of, create graph, broadcast in network
may be group it, forest data structure
10)daily sadkah plan it in previous day free time
evening, early monring, buy for 3 days, week once, weekend
1)test automation software using blockly code generator, ui
2)y2mate similar thing on android
3)python scripts/any script /commands blockly code generator
4)daily planner dragon drop namaaz, food
5)hire student workers evening or early monring 1hr >13years
6)daily exercise partners
7)daily reading partners online app shows who are reading now, what they are reading
8)avoid meetings during namaaz, prepone , postphone, late join, early leaving
9)social network app to get contacts of, create graph, broadcast in network
may be group it, forest data structure
10)daily sadkah plan it in previous day free time
evening, early monring, buy for 3 days, week once, weekend
Created an soundcloud account
using iqbalforall@gmail.com
upload test audio created with y2mate.com from livehindi youtube channel
https://soundcloud.com/shaik-ikbhal-basha/sets/audio-story
upload test audio created with y2mate.com from livehindi youtube channel
https://soundcloud.com/shaik-ikbhal-basha/sets/audio-story
good question , right question app
question about book, video, product, life, problems
why you are doing
why you are doing
created app gifted many times
Create a android app to gift books to others
1)self help books
2)why to gift this book
3)what is benefit of this book
4)self improvement books
ex: habit, power of now
1)self help books
2)why to gift this book
3)what is benefit of this book
4)self improvement books
ex: habit, power of now
august 3 problems
1)unable to complete house work
2)car rc card
3)driving lice
4)file police case for loss of rc card
5)bike horn not working
6)bike light not working
7)bike monthly serive and cleaning missing reminder
8)hire employee to work on blogging
9)hire employee for youtubing
10)hire employee to create thunkable app
11)towheed tution
12)towheed computer typing
13)towheed swimming
14)karate classess
15)sumiya spectacles
16)learn kannada
17)learn quran
18)learn urdu
2)car rc card
3)driving lice
4)file police case for loss of rc card
5)bike horn not working
6)bike light not working
7)bike monthly serive and cleaning missing reminder
8)hire employee to work on blogging
9)hire employee for youtubing
10)hire employee to create thunkable app
11)towheed tution
12)towheed computer typing
13)towheed swimming
14)karate classess
15)sumiya spectacles
16)learn kannada
17)learn quran
18)learn urdu
10 ideas
1)rent 1bhk for 3k mahadevapura, 12km from btm layout , near electronic city
for students, office, internet, remote teach, remote work
2)create fazail amaail android app
both landscape, portrait mode supported
zooming allowed
big font fits automatically readable on phone
categorize by section, even go not page, swipe allowed
3)portal to fix house shifting problems
tv installation, purit installation, ...
tie up with packers and movers to propogate
4)hire house working woman
qualification 10th
they can code later
5)hire paperboy portal
minimum age: 13
to blogging
6)service to improve daily work(suggest better plan, tools, trips, books)
7)daily planner android app customized every day
8)plan weekend properly
9)delivery idli at home
10)waste pickup from every day
11)buy books to kids books fun
for students, office, internet, remote teach, remote work
2)create fazail amaail android app
both landscape, portrait mode supported
zooming allowed
big font fits automatically readable on phone
categorize by section, even go not page, swipe allowed
3)portal to fix house shifting problems
tv installation, purit installation, ...
tie up with packers and movers to propogate
4)hire house working woman
qualification 10th
they can code later
5)hire paperboy portal
minimum age: 13
to blogging
6)service to improve daily work(suggest better plan, tools, trips, books)
7)daily planner android app customized every day
8)plan weekend properly
9)delivery idli at home
10)waste pickup from every day
11)buy books to kids books fun
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