Pranam Mr Gopalakrishnan question and answer I termed as "Percvert"; mMr Narayanaswamy understands it wrongly as I am calling Nabi family delivery at 8 year old or 50 year old action as pervert; wrong deduction by Mr Narayabnaswamy. Life .Birth, death, Puberty, Maturity, delivering babies, Feeding babies etc etc are Prakrthic, as designed by HIM. Nature has many secrets unknown to intelligence and people like Mr Gopalakrishnan out of ignorance think A,B<C etc are intelligent because those words appeal to him. Those are within themselves. But once it becomes a public property, it is a questionable act. Perverts are scattered all over the earth who acts in a spur as Mr G etc (again dependent on Sai etc) who do not know what they are doing. I already said that Karma is reactive, absolutely reactive. Even todaY Mr G ASSUMES THAT SOME JAPANESE FRIEND IS FORWARDING ETC BECAUSE he does not know many things as an oyster within the shell. He neither gains any knowhow through reading nor self improves but either prostratess or gets into a biased mood. Bickering ladies like. I cannot help. But I am sure E=Mc2 he cannot do but write because it is seen somewhere;he cannot know waves and p[articles or light or energy but will profess; I am sure he thinks Protein is the root cause of early puberty and deliveries of babies because Jordon said it. He can only prostrate and complain but will not wait and watch carefully God bless Him. I am not making fun of him; but when he taunts and triggers, he has to take back Thank you again sir KR IRS 1822
On Mon, 1 Aug 2022 at 12:36, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: > Q > > *gopala krishnan* > > Sun, 31 Jul, 18:19 (18 hours ago) > > to Iyer, Narayanaswamy, [email protected], me, Kerala, Patty > > Mr Rajaram sir, > > > > Reg Q6 *kindly read the answer again*. Protein rich food to children is > told as reason for early maturity. Not breast feeding infant is the reason > for early conceiving. Mrs Claire Jordan is answering to the question.Read > her answer again. > > > > *Due to hurry you write something with out reading QA properly and other > members may think question is not properly answered and I have selected > such a question.* > > > > Reg Q10 the answer is by a doctor. Why she has not wrote retirement home > may be due to the reason Nursing home is called for retirement home in her > area. > > *Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected] <[email protected]>>* > > 11:30 (57 minutes ago) > > to sanathana-dharma-and-science, Rangarajan, gopala, Kerala, Patty > > Pranam > > My dear Gopalakrishnan > > Hasty generalization is made only by you; and what you said as " > people will think you Mr G published a wrong Q &A " IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE; or > else you will not panel ur answer with "it is bound to contain errors". Mr > Jordon is answering as the mind thinks in science and later changes. > Western science is as simple as that. Your question is erroneous in the > sense that -areyou telling that the young mothers are in progress nowadays > against the aged mothers only delivered in yester years ago?; and the > cause is protein?; breastfeeding is avoided so frequent child births do > occur?; high protein diet brings into puberty at 14 or else they will reach > only around 18 or 20 and if they breast feed it is family planning?. You > are 79 you say. > > Have you ever known when your mother, grandmother and great > grandmothers got puberty and married when and when they delivered and died > during the pregnancy?. All of them took a lot of protein and lived only for > a short term -may be again because of protein?; how many > years breastfeeding continued for mothers and how many children were fed in > the past continuously ; are you aware? Food is only a tip of the ice bherg; > and protein is life; there is nothing called excess or low protein; protein > if surplus changes to fat so obesity sets in; obese mothers can even feed > for 5 years a child; I had my mother used to say breast fed for 4 11/2 > years. Breast feeding elongation depends on your body straight upkeep and > not willingness or unwillingness; I wrote the word NATURE; YOU ALWAYS RUN > IN HASTE; NATURE DETERMINES WHEN YOU SHALL DELIVER AND HOW LONG SHOULD YOU > BREASTFEED; EVEN WITH ALL THE PERFECT PAERA-PHERNILIA, a fit mother will go > dry and a skeleton servant mother may last longer. In those days 7 and 8 > years were the age of puberty and wedded at 10 and 12 and delivered early > babies; the difference in age in 50s and 70s married son in law and the > mother in law was just 10 years. Our grandmas had the right type of food > and took care of the daughter and child; and yet some mothers had milk only > for 6 months; some had even for 4 years. We worship our mother only because > of that NATURE. Protein proper gets digested; JoRDON protein of > pitzas might be different; Parottas cause the diabetics but no doctor had > said about it; Maida industry is flourishing; no court set a stay. Because > there they would call for proof; but here Jordon simply says cause of > puberty at 14 and breast feed increases the mother hood ertc. The ovulation > that happened within 7 days of the menses time after -develops into a > child. Before NIRODH we practiced that period. Better do some good homework > instead of believing the gossip of Jordan Kantha etc. I do not answer or > write everything which u shall note. And cannot afford to feign as if by > putting up an aged question, rep[etititve questions and gossip answers. > Think before inking > > Had you not seen your Guru commenting on your script in another Q > & A?. KR IRS 1822 > > *gopala krishnan* > > 11:59 (29 minutes ago) > > to [email protected], Iyer, me > > Sorry Mr Rajaram, > > I have no time to answer your questions raised. Sir, just read the > question and answer given in a few lines. All are not like you writing > pages on any thing. I have written my points. Let the groups understand it.* > Or > else as Mr Markandeyalu wrote once for your continued arguing, I give up*. > You have written your mother fed you 411/2 years!!!. It is simple example > of your hurried nature impatient to read what you wrote. > Gopalakrishnan > KR I know you will end when you are cornered; and you have no character > to write something either due to stupidity or out of ignorance; your Q &A > is absolutely not only unscientific but against the nature; you knew > nothing about any of these things; your reply is not important to me or > anyone else; Why YM ; he is ok; you write to your Guru in another reply he > had given you; you won't; because you are made up of that kind of stuff. Do > your homework well Write if you are knowledgeableThank you K R URs 1822 > > > > On Mon, 1 Aug 2022 at 11:59, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Sorry Mr Rajaram, >> I have no time to answer your questions raised. Sir, just read the >> question and answer given in a few lines. All are not like you writing >> pages on any thing. I have written my points. Let the groups understand it.* >> Or else as Mr Markandeyalu wrote once for your continued arguing, I give up*. >> You have written your mother fed you 411/2 years!!!. It is simple example >> of your hurried nature impatient to read what you wrote. >> Gopalakrishnan >> >> On Monday, 1 August, 2022 at 11:31:09 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> Pranam >> My dear Gopalakrishnan >> Hasty generalization is made only by you; and what you said as " >> people will think you Mr G published a wrong Q &A " IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE; or >> else you will not panel ur answer with "it is bound to contain errors". Mr >> Jordon is answering as the mind thinks in science and later changes. >> Western science is as simple as that. Your question is erroneous in the >> sense that -areyou telling that the young mothers are in progress nowadays >> against the aged mothers only delivered in yester years ago?; and the >> cause is protein?; breastfeeding is avoided so frequent child births do >> occur?; high protein diet brings into puberty at 14 or else they will reach >> only around 18 or 20 and if they breast feed it is family planning?. You >> are 79 you say. >> Have you ever known when your mother, grandmother and great >> grandmothers got puberty and married when and when they delivered and died >> during the pregnancy?. All of them took a lot of protein and lived only for >> a short term -may be again because of protein?; how many >> years breastfeeding continued for mothers and how many children were fed in >> the past continuously ; are you aware? Food is only a tip of the ice bherg; >> and protein is life; there is nothing called excess or low protein; protein >> if surplus changes to fat so obesity sets in; obese mothers can even feed >> for 5 years a child; I had my mother used to say breast fed for 4 11/2 >> years. Breast feeding elongation depends on your body straight upkeep and >> not willingness or unwillingness; I wrote the word NATURE; YOU ALWAYS RUN >> IN HASTE; NATURE DETERMINES WHEN YOU SHALL DELIVER AND HOW LONG SHOULD YOU >> BREASTFEED; EVEN WITH ALL THE PERFECT PAERA-PHERNILIA, a fit mother will go >> dry and a skeleton servant mother may last longer. In those days 7 and 8 >> years were the age of puberty and wedded at 10 and 12 and delivered early >> babies; the difference in age in 50s and 70s married son in law and the >> mother in law was just 10 years. Our grandmas had the right type of food >> and took care of the daughter and child; and yet some mothers had milk only >> for 6 months; some had even for 4 years. We worship our mother only because >> of that NATURE. Protein proper gets digested; JoRDON protein of >> pitzas might be different; Parottas cause the diabetics but no doctor had >> said about it; Maida industry is flourishing; no court set a stay. Because >> there they would call for proof; but here Jordon simply says cause of >> puberty at 14 and breast feed increases the mother hood ertc. The ovulation >> that happened within 7 days of the menses time after -develops into a >> child. Before NIRODH we practiced that period. Better do some good homework >> instead of believing the gossip of Jordan Kantha etc. I do not answer or >> write everything which u shall note. And cannot afford to feign as if by >> putting up an aged question, rep[etititve questions and gossip answers. >> Think before inking >> Had you not seen your Guru commenting on your script in another Q >> & A?. KR IRS 1822 >> >> On Sun, 31 Jul 2022 at 18:19, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Mr Rajaram sir, >> >> Reg Q6 *kindly read the answer again*. Protein rich food to children is >> told as reason for early maturity. Not breast feeding infant is the reason >> for early conceiving. Mrs Claire Jordan is answering to the >> question.Read her answer again. >> >> *Due to hurry you write something with out reading QA properly and other >> members may think question is not properly answered and I have selected >> such a question. * >> >> Reg Q10 the answer is by a doctor. Why she has not wrote retirement home >> may be due to the reason Nursing home is called for retirement home in her >> area. >> >> On Sunday, 31 July, 2022 at 03:23:20 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> Pranam >> Q6 A pervert question. Procreation is nature; safe procreation is an >> ingredient of the healthy and wealthy society. A 10 year old is a baby and >> if she delivered a baby is it a mature action?. Delivery of a child by an >> unwedded , securityless mother is welcome?. >> Q10 Keeping them in nursing homes or old age homes? Oxygen cylinders, >> instruments panelled , timely attendance, emergency attention may be given >> only by a nursing home; at home a nursing level only can be done. KR IRS >> 31722 >> >> On Sun, 31 Jul 2022 at 09:35, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> *CULTURAL QA 07-2022-31* >> >> *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* >> >> Q1 What is the difference between a septic tank and a soak pit? >> >> A1 Rabindra Kumar Mohapatra, M Tech (Roorkee Univ.) in Civil >> Engineering, Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, Burla (Graduated >> 1979)1y >> >> *Septic tank is the sludge digestion chamber where the sewage is digested* >> by anaerobic bacteria(who do not require oxygen) - greatly reduce the >> toxicity of the waste. For this a min detention period of 48 hours is >> required after which it is passed to the soak pit. >> >> As the name implies, the *detoxicated liquid of waste is allowed to be >> soaked into the soil in a soak pit.* So the walls of soak pit is >> essentially made with dry brick joints to allow this soaking. >> >> Generally *in villages there is no soak pit*. The sewage is collected in >> a small tank (without being concerned about the min time of retention) - >> when overflows automatically diverted to the drain or nearest field. >> Alternatively there is only soak pit and no separate septic chamber. >> >> My note- In suburban Chennai city also nowadays due to difficulty of >> cleaning septic tank, two soak pits, and septic tank are separated only at >> bottom of the tank for about 2 feet, and remaining height is only one. *This >> enables 95% of septic tank cleaning eliminated*. When tank is full, >> septic tank cleaners collect the waste liquid stirring at top and sucked by >> a pump to their vehicle to dispose in isolated areas where human >> habitation is less >> >> Q2 Where did the ancient Vedas go? Are they preserved somewhere? >> What kind of people posses original scriptures of Vedas? >> >> A2 Balaji Viswanathan, orthodox Hindu who does Panchayutana puja >> everyday.19h >> >> *The ancient Vedas didn’t go anywhere. It is present today, practically >> to the same syllables*. We know this because of elaborate error control >> mechanisms that Vedic seers have developed. The Vedas even today are taught >> from guru to his disciple over years of memorisation and inner reflection. >> >> *You might be thinking Vedas as some kind of a written book. Vedic saints >> took a more permanent form — by building in the memories of the students.* >> >> The boys here would be mini libraries of Vedas. While conventional >> libraries could be burnt down and universities razed, in the face of a >> religious oppression these boys could hide in a forest, recite their Vedas >> and teach it to their next generation. >> >> In my wife’s family, every year they would invite a group of Vedic >> scholars to recite all the Vedas from end to end. Each Veda would be >> assigned a separate room and they would recite their Veda from dawn to dusk >> for 5 days. >> >> Give the sheer size of the Vedas it is near impossible for one person to >> study and memorise it all. *Thus, students primarily memorize the Veda >> that is assigned to them*. Yajur Veda is probably the easiest of the >> Vedas — doesn’t require any hand signs to recite (unlike Rig Veda), nor >> great singing skills (like Sama Veda) and thus Yajur Veda has the largest >> following. *But, there exists many communities that practice Rig, Sama >> and Atharva Veda traditions.* Kerala is especially a great place for >> this — where you will find practitioners of all the 4 Vedas. >> >> Q3 When repotting a very rootbound plant, it appears all the >> soil has been replaced by roots. How has this happened? >> >> A3 Kim Carlisle, Horticulturist, grower, and blogging at >> wellspringkim.comJul 13 >> >> *Potting soil usually has a high percentage of organic matter, such as >> peat moss, coconut coir, compost, and aged manure*. Over time, that >> material decomposes, leaving behind a very small amount of mineral matter. >> Sand and perlite also remain in place. *So, if the organic matter breaks >> down, and as the root system grows larger, the root ball appears to be >> composed of all roots*. But there’s some of the other material in there >> as well. >> >> *When a plant lives in its pot for a few years, you’ll notice how the >> soil level ends up lower in the pot than when you first bought it or potted >> it up. Some of that is caused by settling*, but much is due to >> decomposition of organic matter. *When repotting, place new soil below >> the existing root system instead of on top of it.* >> >> *My note- Excellent answer.* >> >> Q4 What part of India is the best to settle down in? >> >> A4 Suresh Varma, Studied Computer Science & Computer Science at >> Osmania (Graduated 1995) Updated 3y >> >> Generally people are referring big cities where you don’t get a glimpse >> of nature to enjoy or Hill stations where you will get bored after few days >> as there will not be any much life (at least slow paced). What if you get >> combination of both with city cum village life style and proper >> connectivity by all means of transport…HERE YOU GO!!!!!!!1 >> >> Imagine a place which is a small city where you can have good shopping >> experience, access to good restaurants, star hotels, resorts, coffee bars, >> lounge cafes, all types of luxury milk shakes, drive in restaurants etc. >> >> Imagine a place which is right on the bank of vast river with serene >> natural beauty. Imagine a place which is surrounded by Paddy rich farm >> fields, coconut gardens, 10,000 acres of lush green nursery plants, with >> green houses(nurseries) >> >> Imagine a place which has very less population (Tier 3 city) and less >> congested and no traffic jams. >> >> Imagine a place which has almost zero crime rate and extremely safe for >> everybody. >> >> *Most reasonable cost of living (2BHK rental would be around 5k to 10k >> Max), reasonable cost for groceries, vegetables and daily needs.* >> >> I don’t know much about other places which can satisfy above criteria, >> but surely you will like this place and vote for this city after reading >> this. >> >> *I would like to refer “Rajamahendravaram”(alias Rajahmundry) in AP*. It >> is the one of the most beautiful city on the bank of river Godavari having >> history of more than 1400 years. Here people are more attached to river >> Godavari by all means and their life style is linked to this river. >> >> There are more stations on bank of Godavari but the station named >> “Godavari”here only and no where else it is named . (there is one more main >> station “Rajahmundry” in the city next to Godavari station), just an >> example of how people attached to river. >> >> CITY VIEW: >> >> 1No where else in its travel, river’s breadth is 3kms , but here it is >> more than 3 kms and hence we got four world class bridges and one barrage. >> >> Have a glimpse of breadth of godavari here.. >> >> *2. Kotilingalu ghat spans nearly 2km which is India’s biggest river ghat* >> >> 3. A domestic airport with connectivity to south india >> >> 4. Life is very calm here and almost zero crime rate. (like this in pic) >> >> 5. Less congested and the population is less than 6 lakhs population >> including urban agglomeration. >> >> 6. Shoppers paradise.. Reliance, Walmart, Spencershyper, Bigbazaar, >> pantaloons, MAX and all other major shopping malls are here and many more >> coming up. >> >> 7. Fresh fish, prawns and other sea food available plenty here. >> >> 8. Many resorts, 3 or 4 star hotels, coffee lounges etc La Hospin a 3 >> star hotel River bay resorts, 4 starShelton Rajamahendri…4 star, >> Dindi resorts (1 hour drive from Rajahmundry). >> >> 9. Best tourist place and AP govt making it as Tourism hub of AP. >> >> *10. The only drawback need to be mentioned is , Weather in summer is >> very harsh esp between April to June.* >> >> *11. Nitya Godavari Harathi (every day) at 7pm is* really a feast for >> eyes. During this time the LED light show on the bridges must be watched. >> >> Thick and dense forest with many jungle resorts…just 2 hours drive from >> city. >> >> *Vanavihari resort…* >> >> 18. Travelling on cruise boat from Rajahmundry to Papikondalu (4 hours >> boat journey) and staying on river bank at kolluru huts for whole night >> will be most memorable event in life. the advantage here is, you don’t have >> any mobile network, or any other transport. You will be completely >> disconnected from the world until you get your cruise on next day evening. >> You can have open air bath here with cystal clear water and the depth here >> is just 4 feet which is ideal for bath who doesn’t know swimming >> >> 12. You get fresh vegetables, fruits directly from farms every day. >> >> *About Bridges:* >> >> First (Old bridge) constructed by British govt in 1897 which is >> decommissioned recently and Ap tourism is planning to make it as *walker’s >> bridge soon* >> >> Third, Constructed in 1995 which is Bow string arch bridge with 28 >> strings/spans and the gap between each span is 100m (which is one of the >> finest bow string arch bridge in the world with 100m span apart) >> >> *Second , Road cum rail bridge which is Asia’s second longest road cum >> rail bridge.* >> >> 4th bridge constructed in 2014 , exclusive for road way *(separate >> bridges for both side traffic)* >> >> One barrage constructed 40 yrs back and it spans around 7kms. Here >> Godavari splitted into two rivers *Gowtami and Vashishta* and each spans >> 2kms…The land between (both side rivers and one side bay of Bengal is the >> most beautiful and fertile land in India). This area is called >> *Konaseema*.Kadiyam Nurseries( out skirts of city) and there are 10 >> villages spans 1000 of acres dedicated for only plants and nurseries. >> >> Sea coast is just 60kms from here and the place Antarvedi is most >> beautiful place to visit(here Godavari submerges into sea) >> >> Thanks for reading this, if you get time do visit this place and relax in >> nature’s lap for few days. (ideal time to visit is Sep to Feb) >> >> *My note- I have stored the beautiful pictures. I am not able to paste >> here.* >> >> Q5 How do central Government employees cope with frequent >> transfers all over India? >> >> A5 Awdhesh Singh, Ex-IRS| IITian|UPSC Educator| Time Management >> Coach1y >> >> In the Central Government, the transfers are not frequent, but done >> usually once in a year, called *Annual General Transfer (AGT).* >> >> You are also required to give your choice of stations, before the AGT, >> which is given due weightage in the transfer. >> >> If your spouse is another central government employee, all attempts are >> made by government to allot you the same station. Even in case of spouse >> working in state government or in private sector, government usually try to >> accommodate you in the same station as of your spouse. >> >> I had been an officer of Indian Revenue Service (IRS) for over 25 years >> and I had been posted in five stations (Muzaffarpur, Patna, Delhi, >> Ahmedabad and Chennai). I also got shifted to Gwalior during study leave, >> while doing my PhD from IIITM Gwalior. >> >> *I always liked transfer as it gave me an opportunity to visit new places >> and learn a new culture.* >> >> I have been posted in all parts of India (North, East, South and West). >> Hence, I know Indian culture much more comprehensively than most Indians. >> >> When you are transferred, Government bears all your expenses for >> shifting your goods plus a handsome transfer grant, which is more than >> enough to take care of your reallocation to a new place. >> >> My children also developed pan-India culture due *to my transfers and >> they got the opportunity to* study in different schools and colleges. >> They can now adjust in any part of India easily. >> >> In my opinion, transfer is one of the desirable perquisite of central >> services and if one has to work at the same station for his entire career, >> it would have been extremely boring and uninteresting. >> >> Q6 If society considers it wrong, why did nature allow us to >> procreate even at a young age? >> >> A6 Claire Jordan, Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, >> shop owner, secretary on newspaper Jul 19 >> >> *In a state of nature we don’t usually become fertile* until about 14, >> and you didn’t want to leave it much later than that. *Women breastfed >> on demand, which suppresses ovulation, and they breastfed for a *long* >> time, so they had their children several years apart -* and might have >> been eaten by a leopard before they were 30. So you started in your mid >> teens and hoped to have 3 or 4 children before something killed you. >> >> Nowadays, our high-protein diet means girls are hitting puberty much >> younger, well before they are mature enough mentally or physically to >> have children, and the fact that we no longer breastfeed every couple of >> hours round the clock, including at night, means ovulation isn’t >> suppressed and in principle we can have a child every 9 or 10 months. >> But this isn’t “nature” - it’s a highly unnatural situation. >> >> Q7 As a farmer, what do you wish more people understood? >> >> A7 Vijay Odedra, Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India >> (2021–present)Updated 2y >> >> Milk that you just had isn't pure, for sure. Even if it's from Amul. >> That's a long story. >> >> Rain in winter and summer is cool for you, you put status about it. But, >> it takes away months of our hard work. >> >> *No, we all don't consume organic food. Almost 95% of Indian farmers >> still use pesticides and fertilisers* for vegetables they grow for >> themselves. >> >> If you are getting wheat for ₹30/kg, remember, it was bought for ₹15/kg >> from us. >> >> Just like you, many of us also don't want loan waiver. We want government >> to use resources to build canals, dams or other irrigation facilities. >> >> Give us water and we will produce gold. We are helpless just because of >> irregular and poor monsoons. >> >> *Farming looks cool only while sitting in a room. The reality is totally >> different.* >> >> *Milking cows and buffaloes isn't that easy. It's a tough job.* >> >> We love our cattle as much as you love your pets. >> >> We, or at least I, love living in a village, but not villagers. Their >> narrow mindedness kills me everyday. >> >> Q8 What is the interesting story of air conditioning on Indian >> Railways? >> >> A8 Posted by Kaustubh Naik May 2 >> >> An interesting story of air conditioning on Indian Railways. >> ________________ The first Indian train to get an air conditioned car, *which >> started running from 1934 was the Frontier Mail.* The airconditioning >> system then was basic, unlike the thermostat controlled powerplants we see >> today. In those days, ice blocks were used, carried in sealed >> receptacles built beneath the car floor, which were replenished at several >> halts along the line. >> >> *A battery operated blower constantly blew air into these receptacles, >> and the cold air entered the insulated cars through vents*. Though it >> was very basic and messy, the effect was very pleasant. It was luxury at >> its best then. *Imagine today if huge ice blocks were pushed into the >> underfloor ice receptacles at every other stop, how intimidating it would >> be.* The picture shows Ice supply for the air conditioning in First >> class coach of the Frontier Mail at Bayana Junction on 11.09.1942. >> Courtesy: History and Heritage of Indian Railways/Pazhayathu blog >> >> [image: Description: >> https://qphs.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-15de2c3f9349ef7024ea4887067caf74-lq] >> >> Q9 Why should you unplug electrical appliances from their >> outlets when they are unused? If the appliance is turned “off”, how is that >> so different to it not being plugged in, in terms of energy usage? >> >> A9 Prakash W Dandekar,Former Visiting Faculty Member at IIT >> Gandhi Nagar (2013–2014)4y >> >> *When an appliance is plugged in, it has a small circuit which is always >> powered*. This consumes a very small power like 5 watts or 10 watts. >> >> This circuit may have an Infra red receiver which received radiation >> signal from a TV remote type device. It recognizes the code sent by on/off >> switch and appropriately turns on a relay. the relay contact connects AC >> mains power to internal supply and appliance is turned on. >> >> When we press power button on remote, the same circuit releases the relay >> cutting the power input to internal supply. >> >> *If you have many appliances in home such as TV, computers, music systems >> etc then each one contributes a tiny load* and you may end up paying for >> tha\e electricity consumed by them. I did not find many switches in USA, but >> in India, most power outlets have an individual on/off switch. If we >> switch it off then it completely disconnects power from the appliance and >> the consumption is truly zero. We do not need to unplug the appliance to >> make power zero. >> >> *My note- More over the primary coil is heated by reducing the life >> period*. A control switch is best. It is advisable not to remove the >> plug of mixer, grinder etc often and controlled by a switch in the panel. >> >> Q10 Why do people put their parents into nursing homes when >> they could just take them in to their own homes? Especially those who have >> the space. >> >> A10 Amy Chai, MD, Internal Medicine, MS, Epidemiology, author 3y >> >> *Caring for an elder is a full time job.* >> >> When my children were teens, I finished our basement, hoping to have >> their friends over and enjoy our family life. *However, both in-laws >> became very ill. One with cancer, and one with severe Alzheimer’s.* >> >> Well, I got a stair lift, put hospital stuff in the basement, and took >> them in. It was the hardest thing I ever did. *I could not leave the >> house. I could not go to sleep. My son was my “first call” when I would >> scream for help*. (He was bigger and stronger than me). Kids had to give >> medications and change dressings instead of having their friends over to >> enjoy our family life*. I became increasingly depressed. Our marriage >> was strained. My daughter locked herself in her room all the time.* >> >> *Then, the F-I-L came upstairs and turned on our gas stove at 3am*. My >> children and I were sleeping right above the kitchen. I did not have my >> earplugs in on that night, or we would all be dead. *After that, we >> hired a “sitter” to watch him all night so we could safely sleep.* >> >> And this is MY family. We are wealthy and highly educated. *I did not >> expect this to be so difficult for us. But it was HARD. It was harder than >> we could do.* >> >> My girlfriend literally had to have an intervention for me and *she >> personally took me to a nursing home and made all the arrangements for me >> to get them out of my house. I have the utmost respect for people who are >> not as well off as I am who manage to pull off caregiving with much fewer >> resources*—which would be much worse than what I experienced. >> >> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 30 -07- 2022. * >> >> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* >> >> *Compiled **and posted by R. 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