Yesterday Kerala Chief Minister VS Achuthanandan insulted the family of martyred NSG Commando Sandeep Unnikrishnan that will once again show the true color of indian Politicians. This thing again show that why this country faced more than 13 terrorist attack alone in 2008.
Because this is the country where politicians even didn't show little bit of courtesy to a martyr like Sandeep Unnikrishnan.
On the other hand, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi yesterday told that this tirade against the politician is only prevailed in the mind of some elitist people. As if the Mumbai terror is carrying very insignificant consequence to the whole nation. What he thinks about himself.
Had anyone watched the interview that Bilasrao Deshmukh given to defend himself on Monday?
Where reportes asking that why he had been accompanied by RGV he was laughling like a joker.
Shame on them.
Time has come to unite against the dirty f*****g Indian politicians, otherwise future will not forgive us!!!
If we stand for what we believe in, we can change the world !!
Here I like to share my views about the nice place named earth ; here I like to share my feelings towards a journey , named life :-) "Enjoy " is the biggest shout of my life!
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Mumbai Terror --- No cities of India is safe
In this year Indian soil smeared with blood with terror one after another and after every incident authorities have promised us to take stern measurement but still terror proliferates like anything.
I'm trying to view this from different angle. Few days ago Mr Raj Thakare of the same city shouted for the benefits of MARATHI and vandalized the city, that consequently tarnished the image of Mumbai. Now his follower can ask him where he is right now? Has he made any such comments that tells us that he like to carry a tirade against those terrorist with the same gusto?
Actually that is a root cause that tells you why India slowly but surely becomes a breeding ground of the terror.
Once again I hate to use the cliche "Politicians" ; they are responsible for this like most of the calamities that India has ever faced.
Still they can't able to form a stern National Security Policy over the country.
Common people will be killed, police will be killed while fighting, but nothing will happen.
I really don't know whether there will be any change of this.
I'm trying to view this from different angle. Few days ago Mr Raj Thakare of the same city shouted for the benefits of MARATHI and vandalized the city, that consequently tarnished the image of Mumbai. Now his follower can ask him where he is right now? Has he made any such comments that tells us that he like to carry a tirade against those terrorist with the same gusto?
Actually that is a root cause that tells you why India slowly but surely becomes a breeding ground of the terror.
Once again I hate to use the cliche "Politicians" ; they are responsible for this like most of the calamities that India has ever faced.
Still they can't able to form a stern National Security Policy over the country.
Common people will be killed, police will be killed while fighting, but nothing will happen.
I really don't know whether there will be any change of this.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Failed to access IIS metabse problem
Recently I've faced a peculiar problem.Lets discuss how it started :-)
For my project purpose I need to install VS.NET 2003 and as I've already already have VS.NET 2005 and VSTS 2008 in my system hence I need to uninstall them first and then install Visual Studios in ascending order of versions i.e. 2003 first, then 2005 and so on.
But after do all the installation while I had created a new virtual directory for my current project and trying to browase from inetmgr then I found the irritating error "Failed to access IIS Metabase problem"
First I again uninstall and then install IIS ---- but the problem still there.
Then as per the nature of the problem I think
The Possible Cause might be that when you install IIS AFTER .NET 2.0 framework, the rights of the ASPNET user had not been set correctly.
Then I do two things
1.Go to c:\Windows\System32\and after right clicking inetsrv folder I went to the security tab and add ASPNET user there and give the full right.
2. Run from the VS.NET 2005 command prompt
c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis -i
Eventually the problem has solved
Ref:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267904
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/asmxandxml/thread/f213cd49-0143-46a8-95cf-88c80d5d1d34/
For my project purpose I need to install VS.NET 2003 and as I've already already have VS.NET 2005 and VSTS 2008 in my system hence I need to uninstall them first and then install Visual Studios in ascending order of versions i.e. 2003 first, then 2005 and so on.
But after do all the installation while I had created a new virtual directory for my current project and trying to browase from inetmgr then I found the irritating error "Failed to access IIS Metabase problem"
First I again uninstall and then install IIS ---- but the problem still there.
Then as per the nature of the problem I think
The Possible Cause might be that when you install IIS AFTER .NET 2.0 framework, the rights of the ASPNET user had not been set correctly.
Then I do two things
1.Go to c:\Windows\System32\and after right clicking inetsrv folder I went to the security tab and add ASPNET user there and give the full right.
2. Run from the VS.NET 2005 command prompt
c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_regiis -i
Eventually the problem has solved
Ref:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267904
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/asmxandxml/thread/f213cd49-0143-46a8-95cf-88c80d5d1d34/
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
New Orleans narrowly escaped from Gustav --- Difference between Tornado , Hurricane and cyclone
Suddenly feeling interested about these three try to find out what Google said. Surprisingly find out there are people have written in different answer forum that those three are the damn same thing , which even lay man like me doesn't agree. At least I know that these are not the damn same thing !!!
And Tornado basically happen inside the land and hurricane is a sea storm.
To know the things in more detail, these three links are helpful
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tornado
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclone
And Tornado basically happen inside the land and hurricane is a sea storm.
To know the things in more detail, these three links are helpful
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tornado
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclone
Thursday, August 14, 2008
COM+ object can't die immediately
One of my recent assignment when my BLL(Business Logic Layer) was consuming a COM+ component, I've seen at the testing environment in COM+ explorer that interop dlls after being accessed by my code , don't die immediately and moreover it takes lots of time to getting deactivate as it was obvious visually from the COM+ explorer of the 'Test Server'.
Hence I, after googling a bit add the following two lines of code, forcefully try to release the components
System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject([Instance Of COM Component] );
[Instance Of COM Component] = null;
But please note that A common approach for releasing unmanaged objects is to set the RCW reference to null and then call System.GC.Collect followed by System.GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers. This is not recommended for performance reasons, because in many situations it can trigger the garbage collector to run too often. Code written by using this approach significantly compromises the performance and scalability of server applications. You should let the garbage collector determine the appropriate time to perform a collection.
Hence I, after googling a bit add the following two lines of code, forcefully try to release the components
System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject([Instance Of COM Component] );
[Instance Of COM Component] = null;
But please note that A common approach for releasing unmanaged objects is to set the RCW reference to null and then call System.GC.Collect followed by System.GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers. This is not recommended for performance reasons, because in many situations it can trigger the garbage collector to run too often. Code written by using this approach significantly compromises the performance and scalability of server applications. You should let the garbage collector determine the appropriate time to perform a collection.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Abhinav Bindra bags gold :-)

Bindra makes us proud but the question will remain same. Does this able to lift the status of India as an emerging powerhouse in the sport's world?
If logically analyzing the issue, it is evident that Abhinav is not the product of the system, rather he like last Olympics silver medalist Mr. Rathore, made themselves and system didn't contribute anything to their success.
Though the sports minister has said that this triumph will lift India and it'll be the powerhouse of the world of sport , I am not that much optimistic.
Rather it's a shame that in this time Indian Hockey, indeed first time ever, wont be the part of the Olympics.
Still almost all the sports body are running by some autocratic non sports person instead of some former sports person.
So while the whole nation will celebrate this victory, we should better to not to forget these and hence people of India can only revive the whole system as we've seen government enough!
If logically analyzing the issue, it is evident that Abhinav is not the product of the system, rather he like last Olympics silver medalist Mr. Rathore, made themselves and system didn't contribute anything to their success.
Though the sports minister has said that this triumph will lift India and it'll be the powerhouse of the world of sport , I am not that much optimistic.
Rather it's a shame that in this time Indian Hockey, indeed first time ever, wont be the part of the Olympics.
Still almost all the sports body are running by some autocratic non sports person instead of some former sports person.
So while the whole nation will celebrate this victory, we should better to not to forget these and hence people of India can only revive the whole system as we've seen government enough!
Friday, August 8, 2008
Indian Football team reaches into the final of AFC 2008
Though the ground condition of Hyderabad was pretty bad but still India managed to beat Myanmar by 1-0 to reach the final of AFC Cup. The solitary goal was scored by Sunil Chetry!
Hope Indian football can continue its good show as wining in the final will confirm them to get a place in Asian Cup.
But infrastructure of Football in this country is pretty bad and that needs to be corrected if ever we've a dream to leave some marks in the Asian Level.
Lets try to bring the golden days of Indian Football
Hope Indian football can continue its good show as wining in the final will confirm them to get a place in Asian Cup.
But infrastructure of Football in this country is pretty bad and that needs to be corrected if ever we've a dream to leave some marks in the Asian Level.
Lets try to bring the golden days of Indian Football
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)