The idiots VENGU AND SANGU started the drainage water spilling all over as usual; sanky-manky vedantha galore; the old man 96 does not know whether dressed at all but talks about others; the other one, can be ignored because always blank minded; ignorance and intolerance drive them to nuts; lets spare the rod. Sangu defends his question and answer; of course Sangu is learnt ; bare ware is the word used; i knew it as alcoholic glass; nail is a good insulator but not a reliable insulator; many experiments were conducted with dead body nails kept in rows; KERATIN is the substance that is used as insulator; so voltage cannot be known; but the author says that with closed palm, when touched with nail, palm and the body will be thrown off; but voltage is measured or not?. Who is confused and who is confusing?; and why singapooran Vengu dances stark naked; there are more things on heaven and earth Horatio. The problem with the sangu is RAJA-PARVAI ; Once insulated, flow of current is avoided by the feelings; then how does it enter the body?. Hence I wrote on shocks. And voltage measurement and Bodyware are funny usage. Ofcourse I aM NOT THAT INTELLIGENT AS vENGU AND sANGU. KR IRS 181022
On Mon, 17 Oct 2022 at 21:00, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Sir, > > The question was is it possible to measure *electric current enter the > body by touching bare ware without getting shock by it first*. > > What I wrote is taught to me in the 1st year or so in BSc. physics. touch > with finger nail which has more resistance. I would have answered by using > phase tester, but question was by touching. > > He has mentioned bare wire, s*o lightening is excluded. * > > Other than general information whether your response any way addition to > the answer? > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Monday, 17 October, 2022 at 02:27:13 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Q1 The term* electric shock* indicates an *injury* caused by lighting > (natural electricity) or when electric currents are passing through the > body (usually from artificial sources). The body is traversed by an > electrical discharge and the clinical picture varies depending on the > dynamics of the accident, the age of the affected or wounded, the voltage, > the amount of current (amperage), the type of current (direct or > alternating), the body’s resistance to the current, the current’s path > through the body, the length of time the body remains in contact with the > current’s source, and the duration of electrical exposure. The combination > of these varying factors can lead to different effects on the body, ranging > from a mild tingling, to that of more extreme cases in which it can lead to > instantaneous death. Electric shock can affect the exterior of the body > (i.e. the skin), due to the fact of the skin's resistance to the electric > current. A higher skin resistance to electric shock may lead to the skin > being burned, but not allowing for the electric current to enter the body, > this is also true for the opposite, where the skin is not resistant enough > and allows the electric current to flow through the body (which may lead to > internal burning of organs), but does not affect the skin. Thick and dry > skin is more resistant to that of thin and wet skin. The* nervous system*, > such as that of the brain, *nerves* and *spinal cord*, are very sensitive > to electric shock, an electric injury may lead to neurological problems, > which are the most common consequences of an electric shock injury. > Electric shocks can paralyze the respiratory system and disrupt heart > rhythm, which can lead to instant death. Damage from electric shock is > possible to the smaller vessels, as well as cataracts, kidney failure and > destruction of muscle tissues within the body. Strong electric shocks are > often accompanied by violent muscle spasms, which can break and dislocate > bones. In infants, electric shock injuries occur most often when they put > metal objects in their mouths. > xxxxxx > Q7 The daughter in law accusation and the stress factors and earning > status, etc are rubbish. Father, mother, children, wife, husband, daughter > in law , mother in law, son in law etc etc are not new for 2022 but existed > in all time, right from Ramayana when there were only 3 legs to dharma. > What about Kaikeyi behaviour/; Kooni?; dhobi family; many characters of > Mahabharatham?; rich daughter in laws of 100 to 1900 early era AD?; > mismatched stories of daughter in law, mother in law in 1960s kalki vikatan > etc?; Films?; they were not employed; they had no stress; guna karma > vibaga:; then why do manusmriti of 2500 BCE speak about the duties of wife > ,husband etc?. Yajnavalkya smriti 3900 BCE contains the duties of women > till how promiscuous shall be punished. However the biggest ever changes I > find today are all women willing to expose bare and dry all right from hair > to toes. Shape of morality among the women is decreasing. > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Q10 Food for how many days to pack?. What would happen if we were to > travel at the last minute?. OK another do's and Don'ts as usual. When i > was a kid we used to go with the bed roll and Kooja of water; what about > water to take for 4 or 5 days journey?. KR IRs 171022 > > On Mon, 17 Oct 2022 at 10:50, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 10-2022-17* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Can we measure how many volts we get in our body when we touch > something electrified without getting shocked by it first?* > > A1 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > During college days I have studied in 1964, if we suspect electric > leakage touch the area with slightly folded palm and touch with nails > portion only. If voltage is present the palm will be repelled and we may > fall down than getting severe shock. I do not know any new methods are. > > Some rare persons do not get any shock if they touch a 230 V bare ware. I > had a technician who felt nothing when touching 230 V bare ware. > > *Q2 Can a diabetic eat Elaichi banana instead of regular banana?* > > A2 Dr Geeta S Kaimal, Former Content Writer. Sat > > Elaichi banannas are of small size compared to regular bananas. The > bananas have low glycemic index. *The Elachi bananas contain high > potassium which is very good for heart and kidney*. The vitamin content > is the same as regular banannas. Diabetic patient take elai chi banana > instead of regular banana and *eat in moderation*. It contains Vitamin > A,B,C which are very good for health. The vitamin C boosts the immune > system. It contains fibres which is good for digestion. > > *Q3 If a train ticket is confirmed but the passenger doesn't > board, what happens?* > > A3 Ankit Barnawal, Former Student at Doon Business School, > Dehradun (2017–2022)17h > > *Nothing will happen.* > > After the train departs from passenger boarding station, the TTE will come > to check whether the passenger has come or not. If he will not find the > passenger, he will wait for upcoming stop. If then also the passenger don't > comes then the TTE will allot the seat to the one's having ticket in RAC or > Waiting List. > > *You will not get any refund in this case and this simply results in > wastage of your money.* > > *Q4 How long does it take for your stomach to empty after eating a > meal? What are the consequences of eating too much food at once?* > > A4 HHJafri Jafri, Homemaker at Currently at Home Thu > > After you eat, it takes about six to eight hours for food to pass through > your stomach and small intestine. Food then enters your large intestine > (colon) for further digestion, absorption of water and, finally, > elimination of undigested food. It takes about 36 hours for food to move > through the entire colon. > > *CONCEQUENCES OF OVER EATING* > > It is always bad to eat too much at a time ,beacuse u can't burn it > easily, as said earlier the food takes time to digest and *eating too > much at time take to u to other health problems.* > > *Q5 What are the best foods to eat before sleep?* > > A5 Laura Bailey, Get Fit. Get Healthy. Get Results! Oct 11 > > There are a few things to consider when choosing the best foods to eat > before sleep. > > *First, you want to choose foods that are high in protein and low in sugar*. > This will help you feel fuller for longer and prevent you from waking up in > the middle of the night. > > *Secondly, you want to choose foods that are easy to digest. This will > help you avoid indigestion and* discomfort when you're trying to sleep. > > Some of the best foods to eat before sleep include cottage cheese, Greek > yogurt, egg whites, salmon, and nuts. > > These foods will help you sleep soundly through the night and wake up > feeling refreshed in the morning. > > *Q6 Is it healthy to eat an apple at night?* > > A6 Ansuman Mishra, MBBS from SLN Medical College And Hospital, > Koraput (Expected 2026)Sat > > If you eat apples at night or in the evening, this pro-digestive fruit can > turn against you and load on your intestinal functions. This means apples > at night will produce gas and make you severely uncomfortable during the > wee hours. > > Also, the organic acid in apples can increase the stomach acid more than > the normal level and can come in the way of your bowel movements. > > *Therefore, it is best to eat apples in the morning right after you get up > or as a snack between meals* to get its maximum benefits which include > nutrients, weight loss, good skin, great digestion and a healthy body in > the long run. > > *Q7 Why do daughters-in-law of this generation not want to live > with their in-laws anymore?* > > A7 Kanthaswamy Balasubramaniam, Lawyer Wed > > I am sure they will > > → If the House is big enough - say an Independent House with 4 Bedrooms > > → If Servants exist to take care of Chores like Cooking and Cleaning > > → If In laws have their own Financial Means and don’t depend on the Son > for anything > > → If In laws don’t interfere in the Daughter in Laws life > > The Problem is the Hectic Schedule of Young Women today > > Imagine working 9 hours a day- in a stressful job and coming home tired > and hungry and returning back to a 900 Square Feet House with In Laws > watching TV in the living room. *To come home, cook for the in laws > instead of ordering take out or cooking a maggi and finishing it off.* > > Its called the Baghban Paradox > > *Both the Biological Bahus were decent women who simply felt irritated > living in cramped quarters with in laws and having their daily lives > disrupted* > > While Mahima Chowdhary was Loaded, Filthy rich, had a Huge Bungalow with > servants and could easily allocate a room to the in laws and have cooks and > servants manage the house and the in laws without a seconds effort. > Obviously she can afford to do all the Poojas and hail them in the Tum Hi > Ho Mata mode. > > *#1 Money makes a big difference* > > If the money position is comfortable - most families with parents work > wonderfully. If the parents have a stream of comfortable income and the son > has a stream of comfortable income - there is bound to be little > friction.Sadly > this is rarely the case in most joint families. > > *#2 Size of the House and Servants make a big difference* > > A Big House with Many Bedrooms and Servants will make up for a lot of the > irritation on part of the Daughter in law. *Coming home and having the > servant bring you a Juice, having a hot shower and having food served by > the cook - makes a big difference.* > > #3 Interference in Kids Schedules > > This is a Big Factor. A Mother brings up her kids. The Mother in law is a > Spectator. That should be the relation. Mothers in law should never advise > the Mother unless asked for. Sadly many mothers in law interfere > > *#4 For a Mother the Son is still 10 years old* > > Mothers continue to be mothers which irritate the wives.This is age old. > > ***Mothers should know when to give up and pass the rein to the wife.This > is why most of the trouble exists - not because of Feminism etc. > > Mainly because of Stress, Pressure, Smaller Housing, Tighter finances and > the need to plan far ahead financially and interference > > A Coaching Session for Mothers in law would work wonderfully before > marriage i guess > > *My note-Even father’s and father in laws. While* most are decent and > just talk the matter, many consider their son is till 10 years old. *But > talk the matter is a must and leaving to their own*. I know a case where > son fail to recollect big things and do all petty things. *Reminder is > must. * > > *Q8 What happens to an Indian Railway Catering and Tourism > Corporation (IRCTC) Tatkal ticket after the chart preparation?* > > A8 Ankit Barnawal, Former Student at Doon Business School, > Dehradun (2017–2022)18h > > The IRCTC tatkal tickets which remains not booked after the chart > preparation are made available for booking under the current availability > quota. > > *With the arrival of current availability quota, this has been reduced to > some extent as passengers can now book tickets even after the chart has > been prepared.* > > Until the introduction of this feature, there was no way to book vacant > seats after the chart has been prepared. This simple means loss of revenue > for railways as vacant seats means zero monetary gains. > > *Booking closes before 30 minutes of train departure. No extra charges.* > > So anyone who would want to buy a tatkal ticket for a lack of one in > General quota, he would simple wait for 3-4 hours for the departure time to > find the same tatkal tickets under Current _avlb and book them for even > lesser price than General quota tickets. > > *My note- But the railways do so only 2 hours before* train departing. I > have done so. I could not get AC chaircar ticket and booked by ordinary > chair car from Chennai to Bangalore. It was summer. There was enough time > after reaching station and just tried at current reservation. Though queue > was large I got it. Current reservation counters MUST BE MORE. > > *Q9 What are some examples of doubly reinforced concrete slabs, > walls, and beams?* > > A9 RAJENDRAN SAMBANDAM,Lives in Civil Engineering > (2000–present)11h > > *Beam: A reinforced concrete beam with steel* reinforcement both in > tension and compression zone is called a doubly reinforced beam. > > *Slab:For the most part chunks are planned as* independently built up. > The pressure bars at top should be tied by clasps to base bars at spans. > Doubly reifcd should be deterred from shear contemplations. chunks > Separately built up for range second, doubly supported at help as a > component of base reinf went on at help. > > *support.concrete wall development can be* distinguished by thick walls > and profound window and entryway uncovers. Built up substantial development > regularly comprised of 4" or 6" (100 mm or 150 mm) thick, cast in situ, > substantial outer walls that were full level to the railing and consistent > with the establishments > > *Q10 What are some of the best train hacks for India?* > > A10 Afaf Mayada,Travel Consultant at Trapura.com (2020–present)Thu > > *1. Get a confirmed ticket: This is one of the most* important things to > keep in mind while traveling by train in India. Always try to get a > confirmed ticket so that you don't have to face any last minute rush or > problems. > > *2. Pack light: Another important thing to keep in* mind is to pack > light. Indian trains are usually very crowded and there is not much space > to move around. So, it is better to travel light so that you can easily > carry your bags and don't have to face any inconvenience. > > *3. Be prepared for delays: Delays are very common* in Indian trains so > it is always better to be prepared for them. Keep some snacks and drinks > with you so that you don't have to face any hunger pangs during the delay > period. > > *4. Travel during off-peak hours: If possible, try to* travel during > off-peak hours so that you can avoid the rush and find a seat easily. Also, > the fares are usually cheaper during off-peak hours. > > *5. Keep your valuables safe: Always keep your* valuables safe while > traveling by train in India as there are chances of theft in crowded > trains. It is better to keep your valuables in a secure place like a locker > or with the guard. > > *6. Dress Comfortably: Indian trains can get very hot,* so make sure to > dress comfortably. Loose, light clothing is best so that you don't get too > sweaty during the journey > > *7. Bring Your Own Food and Water: It's always a* good idea to bring your > own food and water with you. This way, you can be sure that you're getting > clean food and water to drink to last until the train arrives at its > destination. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 16-10-2022* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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