How to install Django on Mac OS X

Django is a web application framework for Python for developing web applications. Django is written in Python programming language and is open source. Based on DRY(don’t repeat yourself),reusability principles, complex web application development becomes easy in Django.

It is generally said that “Django is for perfectionists with deadline.”

Unlike Windows, development environment is like Linux in Mac OS X, so if you have been using Linux, you won’t feel any difference. Follow these steps to steup Django 1.7 on Mac OS X.

Step 1: Press “F4” and open “Terminal”

Step 2: Lets first install pip (it is used to install python packages). On the terminal type this command and when prompted for password, enter your Mac OS X (computer ) password.

sudo easy_install pip

Step 3: Now to install Django, type the command given below and then password of your mac is prompted.

sudo pip install Django

Step 4: To check which version of Django is installed in your Mac, enter this command

django-admin.py --version

Step 5: Creating django project is easy, just type this command

django-admin.py startproject projectname

this command will create a django project and to run this project, first navigate to project folder and then start server.

cd projectname

python manage.py runserver

No you can go to http://127.0.0.1:8000 to check if it works.
You’ll see something like this(django’s default page).

Rest of the documentation you can find here

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/

What is Product Strategy?

A product strategy is the foundation of aproduct life-cycle and the execution plan for further development. The product strategyallows the business to zero in on specific target audiences and draw focus on theproduct and consumer attributes.

"nano /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf" Not Working on MAC Apache

Nevermind, this command worked:

sudo nano -w +114 /etc/apache2/httpd.conf


Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from localhost

And

Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from my.computer.ip

Planed Value - PMP - PMBOK

Planned Value (PV)

As per the PMBOK Guide “Planned Value (PV) is the authorized budget assigned to work to be accomplished for an activity or WBS component.

Total planned value for the project is also known as Budget at Completion (BAC).

The Planned Value is the approved value of the work to be completed in a given time period; in other words, it is the money that you should have spent as per the schedule.

Planned Value is also referred to as the Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled (BCWS).

Formula to calculate the Planned Value (PV)

Planned Value = (Planned % Complete) X (BAC)

A mathematical example of Planned Value (PV)

You have a project to be completed in 12 months and the total cost of the project is $100,000 USD. Six months have passed and the schedule says that 50% of the work should be completed.

What is the Planned Value (PV)?

Let us see what we have been given in this question.

Project duration: 12 months

Project Cost (BAC): $100,000 USD

Time elapsed: 6 months

Percent complete: 50% (as per the schedule)

The definition of Planned Value says that the Planned Value is the value of the work that should have been completed so far (as per the schedule).

Therefore, in this case we should have completed 50% of the total work.

Hence,

Planned Value = 50% of value of the total work
= 50% of BAC
= 50% of $100,000
= (50/100)X $100,000
= $50,000

Therefore, the Planned Value (PV) is $50,000 USD.

Application of Planned Value

Planned Value is used to calculate Schedule Variance (SV), and Schedule Performance Index (SPI).



COURTESY: http://pmstudycircle.com/2012/05/planned-value-pv-earned-value-ev-actual-cost-ac-analysis-in-project-cost-management-2/

Android Resolutions

App Resolution 

mdpi = 320x480 

hdpi = 480x800 

xhdpi = 720x1280

xxhdpi = 1080x1920

App Icon Size

36x36 ,

48x48 , 

72x72 ,

96x96 , 

80x80 ,

192x192 

What's the difference between the Oracle SYS and SYSTEM accounts?

SYS
When you create an Oracle Database, the user SYS is automatically created and
granted the DBA role.
All of the base tables and views for the database data dictionary are stored in the
schema SYS. These base tables and views are critical for the operation of Oracle
Database. To maintain the integrity of the data dictionary, tables in the SYS schema are
manipulated only by the database. They should never be modified by any user or
database administrator, and no one should create any tables in the schema of user SYS.
(However, you can change the storage parameters of the data dictionary settings if
necessary.)

Ensure that most database users are never able to connect to Oracle Database using the
SYS account.

SYSTEM

When you create an Oracle Database, the user SYSTEM is also automatically created
and granted the DBA role.

The SYSTEM username is used to create additional tables and views that display
administrative information, and internal tables and views used by various Oracle
Database options and tools. Never use the SYSTEM schema to store tables of interest to
non-administrative users.

Courtesy: https://community.oracle.com/thread/905053

Food that help in Bone Healing

Homemade yogurt with extra dry milk added to increase the magnesium and calcium content (great source of Lysine) Be sure to take some just before going to sleep to aid in overnight calcium absorption.  2 cups or more per day are recommended.  See recipe section in any of my books under homemade yogurt.  Its easy to do, and you do not need a yogurt maker. 

Fat free milk (skim)

Defatted soy flour (at least 1/3 of a cup per day recommended)(highest source of Lysine)

Calcium fortified orange juice (2 cups per day recommended)

Green leafy vegetables, collard greens 355 mg/cal/cup, Bok choy 250 mg/cal/cup, (Vitamin K)

Broccoli, 200 mg/cal/cup

Sesame seeds

Carrots, lightly cooked

Pumpkin, canned or cooked

Sweet potatoes

Squash

Oatmeal, shredded wheat, other whole grain low-no sugar added cereals

At least 97% or greater fat free chicken or turkey breast (I look for at least 99% fat free.)Substitute olive oil or canola oil for other oils, but still use sparingly.  Also keep animal protein consumption down, it increases calcium loss.

Salmon and other fish, including the skin and fat (Research suggests this fat (EPA fat) has the ability to raise HDLs.

1-5 servings per week recommended)

Sardines

Tofu with calcium sulfate

Fresh fruits, especially apples (good source of boron to aid in calcium absorption)

Dried fruits, unsweetened, especially apricots, dates, prunes

Low fat tomato sauces and pasta

Peanuts, walnuts, almonds in moderation

Grape juice

Grapes, especially red grapes

Grapefruit, especially pink

Tupelo honey as a substitute for sugar in cakes, cookies, breads, etc.

Salad dressings and dips with non-fat sour cream, yogurt

Baked whole wheat chips and tortillas

Bean and, chickpea dishes and dips (great source of boron to help increase calcium absorption)

Tomato salsas

Mineral water

Apples

Yeast

Calcium content of different foods

Type of food	Amount	Milligrams of Calcium
Non fat yogurt	1 cup	415
Sardines (Atlantic with bones)	3 oz	372
Collard Greens	1 cup	355
Pink Salmon (canned with bones)	6oz	334
Skim Milk	1 cup	302
Calcium Fortified Orange Juice	1 cup	302
Bok Choy	1 cup	250
Almonds	3 oz	198
Turnip Greens	1 cup	200
Soy Beans	1 cup	180
Broccoli	1 cup	180
Mustard Greens	1 cup	150
Black Molasses	1 tbsp.	140
Great Northern Beans	1 cup	140
Non fat Baked Beans	1 cup	130
Tofu	1 cup	130
Navy beans	1 cup	130
Corn Tortilla	1 tortilla	120
Kidney Beans	1 cup	115
Okra	1 cup	90
Acorn Squash	1 cup	90
Spinach (Cooked)	1 cup	74
Orange	1 med	60
Raisins	1/4	22
Peanut butter	2 tbsp.	18

Qur’an Classes and Islamic Learning Centres in UAE

Last Update: 17 Rabi al Awwal 1436/8 Jan 2015. 

When I started this page, I didn’t know that this will create such a huge response from my dear readers الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ May Allah bless and accept the effort and reward abundantly. Thank you dear readers. Jazakallaahu khayra wa Baarakallaahu Feekum.

Dear brothers and sisters, Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullaahi Wa Barakaatuhu. 

As many parents/students contact me showing their eagerness for the full-time/part-time study of the Qur’an, this page is added to help the sincere seekers.

While I will be updating this page periodically, Inshaa’allah, you are also welcome to share your experiences, if any, through comment section, Inshaa’allah.

PS Note: 1. Dear readers, please avoid sending comments asking for exact locations etc. as it is not possible to reply to each and every comment request to the satisfaction of the readers. For exact location, timings etc. you need to take time to call the centre, Inshaa’allah. You may have to call more than one centre to get to know the details you are looking for. 

PS Note: 2. Time and again I receive comments from individuals saying that they teach Qur’an through Skype or home tuition, this and that… It is my humble request to such brothers/sisters that it is waste sending such comments here. I do not approve of two types of people: 1) Qur’an teachers who teach on commercial basis 2) Qur’an teachers whose credentials are not known to me.

1. Qur’an Memorization Centres in the UAE:

1. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Abu Dhabi:

1. Markaz Abu Musa al Ash’ari – 025832419
2. Uthaman Bin Affan Centre – 025822677
3. Al Shahama Centre – 02-5635755
4. Al Quran Al Kareem Centre 02-5831323
5. Al Siddiq Centre 02-4433616
6. Markaz al Haamil lil Ghaith – 02-4473196
7. Abu Dhabi Institute for Qur’an Memorization 02-6652400 (This is located at Al Karamah, Opposite Sheikh Khalifa Hospital)
8. Al Siddiq Qur’an Memorizing Institute, 02-443 3016. (This is located at Al Ittihad; If you go towards Corniche on Airport Road take right to Street 15, this Institute is next to the masjid over there)

2. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Al Ain:

1. Markaz al Shar’e for Memorizing the Quran – 03-7820405
2. Markaz Sheikha Hassa bint Muhammad – 03-7545453
3. The Sahaba Centre for Memorizing the Quran – 03-7675552
4. Quran Memorizing and Studies Centre – 03-7810861
5. Muhammad Ahmed al Otaiba Centre – 03-7820981
6. Al Istiqamah Centre – 03-7622112

3. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Dubai:

1. Sheik Mohammad Noor Bin Saif 04-2647448
2. Sheikha Hassa Bint Hamdan Al Maktoum 04-2968200
3. Markaz Nida al Fitra 04-2899263, 04-2899204/2899203
4. Markaz AsSahabah al Khairi 04-2688616
5. Markaz Dar Asma bint Abi Bakr 04-2969688
6. Malik bin Anas Centre 04-2892320, 04-2892310
7. Hamd bin Salim Centre 04-2874934
8. Al Baraha Centre 04-2726999, 04-2711109
9. As Siddiq Centre 04-2863833, 04-2863835
10. Al Farooq Centre 04-2895628
11. Khalfan Centre 04-3437898
12. Ahmed Abdullah Centre 04-3955898
13. Al Noor School for Quranic Sciences and Memorizing Quran 04-2643428/04-2646481
14. Al Huda Centre 04-2967899, 04-2726999
15. Dar al Ber Society 04-3523333 (1-15 from Br. Javeed)
16. Al Huda Qur’an Learning Centre 04-2968300, 04-2968200
17. Al Muhammadi Quran Centre 04-2825540/3394465
18. Al Shaihh Saif Quran Centre 04-2641151/2647448
19. Islamic Studies and Holy Quran Centre 04-2228667
20. Al Rashid Qur’an Learning Centre (Malayalam classes) Muhaisnah 3, 04-2636284, 056-7093833

4. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Sharjah:

1. Abu Dhabi Institute for Memorizing the Qur’an 06-5436471
2. Abu Bakr Siddiq Institute 06-5242666
3. Al Hashimiyyah School 06-5635242
4. Dar Hudhaifah bin Al Yamam 06-5224084
5. Iqra Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an 06-5245888
6. Ibn Taymiyyah Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an 06-5676585
7. Ridwan Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an 06-5487801
8. Al Huda Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an 06-5249990, 06-5249898
9. Khalid bin Waleed Centre 06-5667787
10. Aamir bin Zuhairah Centre 06-5346610
11. Abdullah bin Abbas Centre 06-5333665
12. Umar bin Abd al Aziz Centre 06-5652719
13. Nida al Fitra Centre 06-5655200
14. Dal al Huda Centre 06-5626116, 06-5625456
15. Salman al Farsi Centre 06-5222248
16. Tirmidhi Centre 06-5647566
17. As Sahabah Centre 06-5243533
18. Ibn Kathir Centre 06-5383327
19. Abdullah ibn Masood Qur’an Keeping Centre, Sharjah. Contact Mr. Khalid 050-6773672 (Many of my students, past and present, have benefited and are undergoing Qur’an Memorisation course in this Centre)
20. Al Quran Center 06-5676006/5676333
21. King Faisal Mosque, Sharjah has good facility Mashaa’Allah for women and children.
22. Quran and Sunnah Society, Sharjah organises Qur’an memorization in three mosques in Sharjah: 1) Abu Al Hassan Al Ashari Masjid at Ghafiya area 2) Al Redwan Masjid at Al Qaraen area and 3) Shaikh Saud Al Qasimi Mosque at Al Shahbaa area close to Sharjah Cricket Stadium.
23. Masjid Ibn al Qayyim, Al Qadisiyyah (For males)
24. Masjid Abu ad-Dardaa’a, al Ghubaibah (For men and women)

5. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Ajman:

1. Qur’anic Sciences Establishment, 06-7421543
2. Dar Al Asma for Memorizing the Qur’an, 06-7455225
3. Al Utruja Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an for Girls, Al Bustan Area, 06-7436672
4. Al Arqam bin Al Arqam Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an, Al Mushrif Area, 06-7405114
5. Al Furqan Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an, 06-7457099
6. Tawheed Centre for Memorizing the Qur’an, Al Nu’aymiyah Area,  06-7407737, 06-7424950
7. Dar al Ber Society, Al Nu’aymiyah Area, 06-7470404
8. Al Imam al Bukhari Holy Qur’an Teaching and Sunnat Nabawiyyah Centre, Al Rumaila Area, 06-7443251
9. Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi Holy Qur’an Teaching Centre, Al Sawan Area, 06-7428463
10. Obai bin Ka’ab Holy Qur’an Teaching Centre, Al Rashidiyyah, 06-7421399
11. Nasser bin Obaid Al Suwaidi Centre for Qur’an Learning, New Industrial Area, 06-7448805
12. Centre for Memorizing Qur’an and Learning Shariah, Al Sawan Area, 06-7435125
13. Qur’an Centre, Al Zahra Area, 0506523465
14. Umm Al Momineen, 06-7447777, 06-7472777

6. Qur’an Memorization Centres in Ras al Khaimah:

1. Quran Center Of Sheikha Noora Bint Sultan, contact 07-2335200, 07-2335255

2. Dar Ibn al Arqam for Memorizing the Qur’an, Contact 07-2663578

2. List of Islamic Centres in Dubai:

	Name of the Centre	Phone
	Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashed Center for Cultural and Social Understanding (women)	04-3455563
	Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashed Center for Cultural Understanding	04-3536666
	Islamic Information Center	04-3986950
	Kalemah Center	04-2644115
	Manahel Al Khair Center	04-2862979
	Jumeira Islamic learning Center	04-3949461
	Al Farooq Omar bin Khatab Center	04-3941444
	Indian Islahi Center	04-3939361
	Sunni Cultural Center	04-2669800
	Sunni Center for Islamic Education	04-2685822
	Abu Bakr As Siddiq Islamic Center	04-2973999
	Jamia Saadiya Arabiya Indian Center	04-2719253
	Dubai Kerala Muslim Center	04-2274899
	Dubai Indian Islamic Center	04-2616989
	Anjuman-E-Najmi	04-2717272
	China Islamic Center	04-4285401
For more info: Telephone: 046087606 Fax: 042961400

3. Some Prominent Centres of Islamic Learning, including Qur’an Memorization, in Dubai:

1. Al Manar Qur’an Study Centre:

An organization aiming at imparting Islamic education to all those who seek the spring of the Holy Book. It is functioning under the patronage of HH Sheikha Hind Bint Maktoum Bin Juma Al Maktoum, wife of HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and the Ruler of Dubai, and also under the supervision of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, Dubai.

The Centre is active like a beehive since its inception in 2006.

Contact Info:P.O.Box : 7245

Dubai, UAE

Tel : 00971 4 3394464

Fax : 00971 4 3394465

Website: http://almanarcentre.com/index.html

Email : info@almanarcentre.com

almanarcentre@gmail.com

2. Maktoum Centres for Memorising the Qur’an, Dubai

Complete List of Maktoum Centres for Memorising the glorious Qur’an in Dubai

To know about Maktoum Centre, read here

For queries on Programs for Males & Females, please call 04-608 7777

Email:  m.center@iacad.gov.ae

3. Dar al Ber Society, Dubai

This Society has good facilities for learning the Qur’an by heart, Mashaa’Allah.

They have separate provisions for men, women and children.

Please Contact 04-3185000 or 04-3306336 for details of location, timings etc.

Website: Dar al Ber

4. Al Huda Sisters: Al Huda International’s Branches in Dubai:

Arabic and Tajweed classes for ladies and girls.

More Details on Al Huda courses in UAE, please tvisit this link

Website: www.alhudasisters.wordpress.com

For further details, please call 04-3466551/ 050-5856214/050-6537869

or Email: alhuda.sisters@gmail.com

Courtesy: https://muqith.wordpress.com/quran-classes-and-islamic-learning-centres-in-uae/

What is Context Diagram ?

• The context diagram is an example of a scope model. 
• Context diagrams visually depict the product scope by showing a business system (process, equipment, computer system, etc.), and how people and other systems (actors) interact with it. 
• Context diagrams show inputs to the business system, the actor(s) providing the input, the outputs from the business system, and the actor(s) receiving the output. 

PMP- Process Groups

There are 5 Process Groups

1. Initiating
2. Planning
3. Execution
4. Monitoring & Controlling
5. Closing