Pranam
Dinosaur might be a big one to the west; but Valmiki Ramayanam shows the
height of people then apart from 4 danta elephants etc. If dinosaur denotes
a period 243 million years ago (Paleontologist believe dinosaurs grew so
big in order to gain protection from predators, help regulate internal body
temperature, and to allow them to reach their source of food. Today, whales
are the only animal who are close to the size of dinosaurs.).with 14 feet
height, 6 feet width and 30 feet length; Rama was 8feet tall each hand is 2
feet length. { Brahamanda puranam says kishku is 42inches where as manasara
book of architecture and artha sastra states that kishku is 24 inches.}.
Valmiki Ramayanam sundarakandam 5 35 verse 18 says that
trivaliivaamstryavanatashchaturvyaN^gastrishiirSavaan |
chatuSkalash chaturlekhash chatuSkiSkush chatuHsamaH || 5-35-18
*18. trivaliivaan= He has three folds (in the skin of his neck and belly);
tryavanataH= He is depressed at three places (viz. the middle of his soles,
the lines on his soles and the nipples); chaturvyaN^gaH= undersized at four
place (viz. the neck, membrum virile, the back and the shanks);
trishiirSavaan= He is endowed with three spirals in the hair of his head,
four lines at the root of his thumbs and the four lines on his forehead;
chatuSkalaH= He has four marks on his thumb (denoting his proficiency in
the four Vedas); chaturlekhaH= He has four lines on his forehead
(indicating longevity); c*
"He has three folds in the skin of his neck and belly. He is depressed at
three places (viz. the middle of his soles, the lines on his soles and the
nipples). He is undersized at four places (viz. the neck, membran virile,
the back and the shanks). He is endowed with three spirals in the hair of
his head. He has four lines at the root of his thumb (denoting his
proficiency in the four Vedas). He has four lines on his forehead
(indicating longevity). He is four cubits high (96 inches). He has four
pairs of limbs (viz. the cheeks, arms, shanks and knees) equally matched."{KR
Kiṣkuhasta (किष्कुहस्त) refers to “running cubit (24 fingers)}
{ Vāstu-śāstra
1) Kiṣku (किष्कु) refers to the “cubit-scale” , a type of physical
instrument used during architectural measurement. It is used throughout
Vāstuśāstra literature such as the *Mānasāra*, which is a 5th-century
Sanskrit treatise on architectural practice.
2) Kiṣku (किष्कु, “cubit”) is the Sanskrit name for a unit of measurement,
used in Vāstuśāstra literature, according to the *Mānasāra* II.40-53. A
single Kiṣku unit corresponds to 2 Vitasti units. There are 4 different
cubit (*kiṣku*) varieties:
1. Kiṣku comprises 24 *aṅgulas*,
It means Rama was 8 feet tall. By Brahamanda Puranam he was 4*42 =168
inches= 14feet. We say tretha yugam was (in this vaivaswatha manvantara 4.3
million years ago
[image: image.png]Ramayanam may have been 1.3 million years ago. There are
71 *Yuga* Cycles in a *manvantara
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manvantara>* (age of Manu
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manu_(Hinduism)>) and 1,000 *Yuga* Cycles in
a *kalpa <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalpa_(aeon)>* (day of Brahma
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahma>). 155 trillion years ago the 1st
manvantaram started. Then plausible 255 million years ago, (dinosaurs'
period in pangeas by the west) is 4.3 million years multiplied by 71= 305
million years minus 50 million years ,that is 70 yugas before. All tall
objects including Rama had existed so long ago might be true. The time
frame may be perplexing but the scientific truth today is viewed in the
olden epics, which cannot be brushed aside. KR IRS 8422
On Fri, 8 Apr 2022 at 08:57, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 04-2022-06*
>
> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS*
>
> Q1 Is it true that there are no dinosaur remains in the impact
> layer?
>
> A1 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer,
> shop owner, secretary on newspaper Mon
>
> *Probably. As Quincy says,* it’s not material very suitable for forming
> fossils, plus it was laid down rapidly. But we have the remains of plants
> and animals who were caught up in the tsunami a few hours later, and they
> include a luckless Triceratops.
>
> I would suggest that the fact that there are also few dinosaur fossils
> from immediately before the boundary is an artefact, in that the firestorm
> destroyed remains which were in the process of fossilisation but not yet
> fully mineralised. Something similar happens with memories - *I was
> taught that it takes about 20 minutes for short-term memories to be
> transferred to long-term storage*, if they’re going to be, and a serious
> blow to the head can interrupt this process and cause all memory of the 20
> minutes leading up to the blow to be lost.
>
> Q2 Can you eat a sugar Apple?
>
> A2 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Sun
>
> Sugar apple is one of the famous fruits in tropical regions, also known
> as custard apple, which is mainly produced in tropical regions.
>
> Sugar apple is a little bigger than ordinary fruit, its length is 6cm to
> 12cm, its diameter is 5cm to 10cm, and its weight is about 200g to 300g.
>
> The flesh of the sugar apple is creamy yellow or white, and very soft, and
> its taste is a bit like lychee, also a bit like guava, but the flesh is
> more tender.
>
> Sugar apple is an excellent source of vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin C,
> dietary fiber, carbohydrates, and minerals such as potassium, calcium,
> magnesium, phosphorus, etc., and its nutritional value is very rich.
>
> 100 grams of Sugar apple contains 36.5 mg of vitamin C, which is much
> higher than most fruits.
>
> *Vitamin C is a natural antioxidant. Eating some sugar apples regularly
> can remove free radicals in the body*, enhance the elasticity and
> toughness of the skin, and delay the aging process of the skin.
>
> Sugar apple also has the effect of activating brain cells, which can
> enhance brain vitality and provides cognitive and psychological benefits.
>
> In addition, Sugar apple contains a lot of dietary fiber. 100 grams of
> Sugar apple contains 4.5 grams of dietary fiber. Dietary fiber can
> accelerate gastrointestinal motility, enhance metabolism, and eliminate
> toxins and garbage.
>
> Q3 Will genetic studies help human beings facilitate natural
> selection of preferred genes in the near future?
>
> A3 Ken Saladin Former professor of histology (microscopic
> anatomy)Mar 31
>
> If humans select what genes are going to be passed along more successfully
> than others, *then it’s not natural selection. *Natural selection is what
> occurs without human intention. What you describe would be what’s been
> called artificial selection, even before Darwin.
>
> Q4 Can I eat rice if I have high cholesterol?
>
> A4 Lucia Garcia Worked at Hospitals Mon
>
> Eating rice is not a healthy choice if you have high cholesterol.
>
> Although rice is cholesterol-free, but rice is a whopping 70%
> carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are one of the three major nutrients, which
> can provide heat for the body. 1 gram of carbohydrates provides 4 calories.
>
> *For decades, many health experts have recommended that people with high
> cholesterol should reduce their intake of saturated fat.*
>
> However, many new studies prove that people with high cholesterol need to
> reduce their carbohydrate intake, not saturated fat.
>
> *Excess carbohydrates are converted into glucose in the body and absorbed
> into the bloodstream, resulting in high blood sugar, high blood lipids and
> high cholesterol.*
>
> Clinical studies have proven that a more healthy diet is a low-carb diet
> rather than a low-saturated fat diet.
>
> *Therefore, people with high cholesterol need to limit the intake of high
> carbohydrate foods, such as: rice, wheat, steamed bread, noodles, bread,*
> biscuits, corn, oats, sweet potatoes, potatoes, bananas, etc.
>
> Q5 How much does it cost to hire a car driver monthly in Chennai?
>
> A5 Ganesh Janakiraman, Randonneur, Recruiter, and avid reader
> Answered Dec 20, 2013
>
> It's usually upwards of INR 8000 which is the fixed part. Apart from that
> you might have to shell out on daily lunch allowance, uniform and other
> perks (loan him whenever required, bonus for festivals like Diwali, Pongal,
> Christmas and new year and other misc expenses).
>
> *Depending upon your affluence this could cost you anywhere between 10k to
> 25k*
>
> Attrition in chauffeur work force is a big challenge. They tend to quit in
> about 3 to 6 months.
>
> 2ND ANSWER- Narayanan Hariharan , lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
> Answered Dec 18, 2013
>
> For a good full time driver you will have to shell out between INR 10,000
> to INR 15,000. The range is depending on the driver's experience and your
> negotiation skills :)
>
> I would imagine the very low cost of labor in India has a lot to do with
> it.
>
> Avoid the stress of driving in high traffic areas (I imagine there are a
> lot in big Indian cities). Protect the car while the car is parked or
> at least park it farther away in safe areas…leaving an expensive car in
> crowded urban areas may subject it and the owner to crime, theft and
> vandalism
>
> Status symbol.
>
> In india the cost of a driver would still be a minute cost compared to the
> cost of an imported luxury car. Unlike say the US in which a years salary
> for full time chauffeur could cost half the cost of a medium luxury car.
>
> *My note- My experience with casual drivers in* Bangalore is 400-00
> rupees for three hours. If we engage for a day 1000-00 allowance and
> 1500-00 rupees driving charge. In my area Tambaram *in Chennai, it* is
> difficult to get drivers on daily wage. So I engage Taxi which is more
> convenient.
>
> Q6 Do doctors actually review a CT scan, or do they just refer to
> the report from a radiologist?
>
> A6 Devpriyo Pal Doctor | Radiologist | Educator Sun
>
> Experience 1:
>
> During the end of my second year as a resident, I ran into a Neurologist
> in our department who was waiting to meet one of our consultants. When I
> asked him if I could help him, he nodded and whipped out some MRI plates.
> He stuck them in a view box and looked at me expectantly. By then I had
> learnt how to read MRIs but I was far away from mastery. I looked at what
> I thought were either mass lesions or large ugly demyelinating lesions and
> told him what I was thinking about.
>
> He smiled at me with a look that said, “You have a long way to go, kiddo”
> and then when my Consultant arrived I witnessed him comfortably having a
> discussion about the MRI features of Balo concentric sclerosis, a rare
> variant of Multiple Sclerosis.Before leaving, he gave me a pat on my back
> and told me to read up.
>
> Experience 2:
>
> I had a very angry Physician tell me that they were very disappointed that
> I missed a large lung cancer.
>
> He shoved a CT plate towards me and pointed at the top of the liver with
> the visible lung around it.
>
> *Plenty of doctors are experts at interpreting images related to their
> practice while there are plenty of doctors who do not (and should not!) try
> to interpret the images on their own!*
>
> Q7 Can you wash money in the sink?
>
> A7 Gopala Krishnan , former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now
>
> I hope the question is about coins and not currency notes. Currency notes
> are never washed.
>
> I have washed coins obtained from temple Hundi for removing stains and
> sticky oil in a plastic bowl. Water is added to half level, detergent added
> and coins are kept in it for about 2 hours,shaking them every half an hour.
> Afterwards they are again washed in good water and dried on a newspaper.
> Most coins would become neat except corroded or had more wear and tear
> ones.
>
> Q8 Which is the smallest bone in the human body?
>
> A8 Ken Saladin Former professor of histology (microscopic
> anatomy)Mar 29
>
> The stapes of the middle ear. The second- and third-smallest are found in
> the middle ear too—the malleus and incus. Here they are with a millimeter
> scale bar and compared to a U.S. dime.
>
> Q9 Do wind turbines really kill thousands of birds?
>
> A9 Claire JordanDegree in biology and folklore; programmer, shop
> owner, secretary on newspaper8mo
>
> *Yes. However, there’s a fairly easy solution - if you paint the tip of
> one of the blades black it causes the blades to flash as they rotate,
> making them visible from far enough away for birds to evade them.*
>
> It’s harder to make them safe for bats. For reasons I forget, *the blades
> attract insects, then the insects attract bats, but the sharp change in air
> pressure as the blades rotate can cause bats to suffer broken blood vessels
> in their tiny lungs*. One solution is to put the brakes on and freeze the
> blades for a couple of hours either side of sunset, when bats are most
> active.
>
> Q10 How much does it cost for painting a 2 BHK flat?
>
> A10 Anjali Shakya, Architect | ID Luxury | Founder/Director @ArAS
> ArchitectsAnswered Jul 1, 2021
>
> Use this calculator for a better answer.
>
> I suppose 400sq.ft area 2bhk. which is new and you only need to paint the
> interior.
>
> We are using royal health shield Asian paint, required quantity is 9–10
> liters. THE COST RANGE IS 5000–6000 INR.
>
> if you need putty, 80 kg, which cost 6500 -7000 INR
>
> if you need a base coat, 13–15kg, which cost about 3000–4000 INR
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 07-04- 2022. **Quora
> answers need not be 100% correct answers *
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan on 08-04-2022*
>
>
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