How to stop farting

Farting is only a natural phenomenon and affects all people and of all ages. There is a yeast inside all people called Candida albicans and in about 80% of the population, this yeast tends to be overgrown which thus causes a lot of health problems with flatulence and gas problems topping the list. You can find out more about the real reason behind this farting and measures that you can take to stop it altogether.

Tips to reduce your gas problems

Chew your food properly. You may not realise it but when you do not chew properly and just swallow your food, there is a lack of digestive enzyme production which then affects the quality of the food being digested and also the amount being digested at the end.

Go for light foods. When you have heavy meals, whether you realise it or not, your digestion time is elongated and there is more stress on your body to digest the meal and when you eat a lot at once without proper swallowing, a good portion of the food will tend to go undigested. This will thus lead to fermentation of the food inside of your body and the release of gas from your body. To prevent this, you can go for lighter meals in a more frequent manner.

Bowel problems. When there is any blockage or such problems with your bowels, there will be the accumulation of gas. You can go for fibre shakes daily as 1tbsp 3-5 times per day to loosen the blockage and get rid of the situation. At first, the amount of gas in your body may increase but this is just temporarily until your colon is all cleared out.

The famous cause behind farting

As mentioned earlier, there is a yeast in the bodies of 80% of people called Candida albicans which can cause a lot of health problems such as gas to digestive complications to more complex ones like mental fogs, depression etc. Candida can develop in the body in the same way as cancer cells over time and research has shown candida overgrowth to be the greatest unknown reason for cancer. So it is in each person’s interest to know how to eliminate this yeast from the body and to avoid foods that encourage its growth and go for foods which kill it.

Most important things in learning the guitar

Many people who play the guitar and have been doing so for some years still are not satisfied with their music after long periods of time; they think that they are right where they started and have not made much progress at all. This is often because they have not been able to build on the right foundations right from the beginning and are thus frustrated with the way that they play. There are certain players that have been playing for two years that are better than some people who have been playing for more than 5 years. This is because of a lack of the basics which happens to a lot of people.

One of the most crucial things when it comes to learning to play the guitar is to build on the right foundations. Three important factors are important for a strong base.

Listening – being able to listen attentively and train the ears for it is of utmost importance for all guitarists. Many of them though feel that this is a boring and time wasting exercise and so ignore it without realising that this listening practice can take them up to the next level.
In order to help guitarists in this task, they can go for ear training software on the internet which will be able to improve their listening abilities and it can be really fun too; once you learn how to use the software, it can look like playing a game.

Practice – listening and guitar playing – it goes without saying that guitarists who want to progress have to practice daily both in terms of playing the instrument and listening carefully. It is advised of novice players to practice with the pentatonic scales in the beginning which are the easiest scales with only 5 simple tones. Go for a session of 20-30 minutes’ practice daily and concentrate fully on what you are doing in a relaxed state; practising for hours in an agitated state will not help you at all.

Teacher – with the internet, you can get an online teacher or lessons in no time at all. This is a very easy means to learn to play the guitar with no cost involved. The only hitch may be in finding the right lessons or what to begin with but you can get beginner tutorials to help you in the process.

Anchor tags with different styles

I was trying to get different anchor styles from an external css to work on my site. It was not doing what it was supposed to do for some reason. When I searched for the problem, i found that the tags must be declared in a specific way (Link, Visited, Hover, Active). If they are not declared in this way, the anchors will not work properly.

Now say we have a page A where we want to the anchor tags to have style S1. We can do the following:

<html>
<body class="wrapped">
</body>
</html>

.wrapped a:link {properties}
.wrapped a:visited {properties}
.wrapped a:hover {properties}
.wrapped a:active {properties}

where wrapped in the className, or we can define each anchor tags as such

<a href="#" class="bar">My Link</a>

a.bar:link {properties}
a.bar:visited {properties}
a.bar:hover {properties}
a.bar:active {properties}

What if Activation Links in Emails dont work?

When people register on your site and you decide to send them an email with an activation link to click thereby confirming their email address, sometimes it doesnt work. Well clicking on the link might give an HTTP 404 error. Why? It can be because the link is displayed on two lines rather than one.

For example, if your link is something like this http://www.blabla.com/register.php?username=myblabla&activation_code=ARHG878787, it might be displayed on two lines as follows in certain email programs:

http://www.blabla..com/register.php?username=myblabla
&activation_code=ARHG878787

Even if the user has selected the two lines, the clipboard might be copying just the first line (dont ask me why now). So unless the user copies the first line, paste in the address bar and does the same for the second line, the link wont work!!!

Solution is to have a simple link like:
http://www.blabla..com/register.php

Then ask the user to type in the username and the activation code which you gonna provide in the email. Your register.php page need only have 2 fields, username and activation code and upon successful entry activates the account for that user.

I lost my sign-in details a 2nd time!!!

I cant believe it, i forgot the username and password for the second time!

I just have to make a note of it this time.

Lost password

I have been trying for the past 25 mins to access my blog to post a message but i couldnt remember my own password. Most of my passwords are different and the number of sites that i've registered myself with is considerable. Anyway when i tried to choose the "Forgotten Password" link, i was asked for my username which i dont remember. The other option was to specify the email address you provided during registration which wasnt any good because i was convinced i registered with my lycos account but in the end it wasnt true. Fortunately i have only like 4 emails (i think) and managed to reset my password through trial and error.

The solution to the SSI problem

Well i found out how to make SSI display an asp or php script now. The guys from my hosting company moved my query from Support Level 1 to Level 2 and then Level 3 but even then they couldnt find a solution and to make things simpler, they just said that it cant be done. LoL!

Because we are dealing with a dynamic file (the asp or php script), we need to tell the server that we are passing a script and that it shouldnt render it as TEXT! We do not want our visitors to see what our script is doing, do we? We are only interested in the results.

So we just place our asp or php file in the cgi-bin folder and there you go, all done and working! We dont use the include anymore but replace it with exec (command line for execution of a script):

<!-- #exec cgi="cgi-bin/test.asp" -->

Thats it folks!

Server Side Includes (SSI)

I am trying to get SSI to work on my site. It should be a simple thing but i am having a hard time to make it work!

How the hell do i include a php or asp script in the SSI? Made a search on Google and all results say the same thing: <!-- #include file="test.txt" --> Yeh i know that!

But when i change it to <!-- #include file="test.asp" --> it doesnt work. Nothing is displayed on the screen. And when you view the source code, you can see the actual php script in text format. Not very nice, is it?