My dear Gopala krishnan
The write up when you produce facts must be checked and all the
omissions and commissions only you are responsible. What I raised, had you
done it you would not have published this at all. All that is written has a
vicarious liability except where the writers are ancient people and
acharyas, whose writing, no one has any authority. And ordinary gossip on
Quora must be triple checked. You cannot introduce sime tom dick or Harry
as learned , brilliant etc. And apart from slim etc, the main point is it
is not slim; it had happened many times; and I had given you one. And the Q
and A is wrong and all will understand that. Technicality and science and
shastras have greater impact; and where you are not sure, do not try to
show you also know it. It is not for insulting you. Everyone came up only
from zero; so you carry responsibility to check the rightness of the
answer. You write a lot of blunders. Especially under awesome , one may not
know etc are taken too lightly because some idiot copied it from somewhere
and you cannot escape. Hearsay in the media is spreading like evils and we
have to filter them. But Nanu smrithi and Adishakara and authentic
publications we cannot edit as we don't accept them. KR IRS 9623
On Thu, 8 Jun 2023 at 21:53, [email protected] <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Sirs,
>
> Reg Q3 answer-
> "
> Consequently, the likelihood of a commercial aircraft's engines ever
> running out of fuel during flight is *extremely slim*.
>
> It is the words of the person answered and not mine. However I could have
> corrected it, but it was left by oversight
>
> *Members may think from the correction given by Mr Rajaram Krishnamurthy,
> the word thin was used by me*.
>
> Gopalakrishnan
>
> *Q4 Which soap is best for hard water? If soa*
>
>
> On Friday, 9 June, 2023 at 03:37:14 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> CULTURAL QA 06-2023-08ABY Mr G AND EDITED BY KR IRS 8623
>
> Q1 Is bread okay for somebody with gastritis?
>
> KR Easwara in the world millions of foods are there and one by one
> some vellakkaran will write for us to finally learn all is ok?
>
> Bread may cause constipation as biscuits to some. There N
> varieties of bread all over the earth. One who cannot write about Indian
> dishes, cry aloud about bread which rarely one may consume. Bread is same
> as a rice or wheat or Maida or rava preparation. Egg content alone may give
> a smooth finish and even veg eaters consume a small egg if they eat bread.
> If anyone denied, it is not so, I had seen many factories in TTN. Foo dis
> your choice. Pl don’t waste time more than needed on food. Sevikunavidha
> pozdhu siridhu vayitrukkum eeyappadum tiriukkural; meaning when there is
> halt to gain knowledge, then alone a small drop can be eaten.
>
> Q2 Which laptop should I buy, HP, Asus, Lenovo, or Dell?
>
> G My note- ACER is also a new brand and in Chennai many showrooms
> are there exclusively for ACER. I am having an ACER laptop also, but task
> manager is very slow even after reporting Microsoft. Best method is power
> OFF when held up. But there is just warm only even after working for hours
>
> KR Basically Mr G always wishes to know that whenever he bought
> something that I am the latest for all. ACER is a very old brand sold in
> India too 3 decades back. So, for him it is new. Every machine bought works
> according to the basic luck a man possesses or rather a woman possesses.
> And all depends on HOW WELL YOU USE IT AND TAKE CARE IN OPERATING AND
> MAINTAINING. Many may refuse to believe or even make fun; my cream and
> violet coloured, shark-skin half pants worn in 1960s, were with me till dec
> 2019 when I shoved off huge well maintained products, , machines, clothes,
> vessels, beds and so many given to Sivananda ashram and many other places.
> If 2 pants can be maintained for 60 years any thing can be, My second
> fridge became the second one after 12 years, when I wanted to buy the
> bigger one first. I have with me 7 laptops at home out of which 2 I gave to
> my granddaughters when they were here, and 3 to Sivananda ashram along with
> 3 HP printers. It depends on your purse and all products are good. Some one
> in 2006 told me that don’t buy dell as it’s a cheap product. When I was in
> the USA I bought one fro Best Buy shop and it worked so nice. So it all
> depends on ourselves and our luck. Yesterday on FB my friend lady in the
> college reported not buying Sony as the service man had not even answered.
>
> Q3 Do the engines on a commercial airplane ever run out of fuel
> while flying?
>
> G Consequently, the likelihood of a commercial aircraft's engines
> ever running out of fuel during flight is extremely slim.
>
> KR Q is ran out or not? Did u answer? What is meant by slim etc? Yes
> ran out not once; more times. “*Air Transat
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Transat> Flight 236* was a transatlantic
> flight <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_flight> bound for
> Lisbon <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisbon>, Portugal, from Toronto
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto>, Canada, that lost all engine
> power while flying over the Atlantic Ocean
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_Ocean> on August 24, 2001. The Airbus
> A330 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airbus_A330> ran out of fuel because
> of a fuel leak caused by improper maintenance. Captain Robert Piché
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Pich%C3%A9>, 48, an experienced
> glider <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glider_(sailplane)> pilot, and First
> Officer <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_officer_(aeronautics)> Dirk
> DeJager, 28, glided the plane to a successful emergency landing
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_landing> in the Azores
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azores>, saving all 306 people (293
> passengers and 13 crew) on board’
>
> Q4 Which soap is best for hard water? If soap is not preferable,
> what else can we use?
>
> A4 Bhavanishankar T Narasimhabhatta, Director at Schevaran
> Innovation Centre (2014–present) 8mo
>
> G A soap with chelating agent(s) works well for hard water.
>
> KR Yes only because of such ladies we have changed totally in the
> system. Can you go and find out the CHELATING AGENT WHICH IS JUST $35 A
> SMALL ONE. Tulasi, Veppilai, sembaruthi shikakkai and many leaves seen
> around our home will make hard water soft. Soap is known only after the
> British.
>
> Q5 What is a modern water fountain, and what does it do?
>
> A5 Victoria Ng,1y na west oriented information which made G
> aghast. The information is good but the pride is bad because unknowingly G
> also danced to it as an unpatriotic. What was the Roman era? 32 BCE. Was
> there no fountain in our history sir? Thn you should have rebutted it.
> Valmiki Ramayanam speaks of 17 water places Rama crossed from Ayodhya back
> to Ayodhya, where many rivers and neerutrugal are spoken. Fountain is in
> nature which the Romans made artificial; and if artificial then sanga kala
> kappiyangal do tell about it before 32 BCE.
>
> Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 08-06-2023
>
> K Rajaram IRS 8 6 23
>
> On Thu, 8 Jun 2023 at 07:49, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
> *CULTURAL QA 06-2023-08A*
>
> *Q1 Is bread okay for somebody with gastritis?*
>
> A1 Weights Loss Diet, Health Director | Loving Father | Business
> Director5h
>
> *Gastritis is a condition in which the lining of the stomach becomes
> inflamed and irritated*. It can be caused by a number of factors,
> including stress, alcohol, and certain medications. People with gastritis
> may experience symptoms such as abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and
> indigestion.
>
> When it comes to diet for gastritis, *it is important to avoid foods that
> can irritate the stomach lining and make symptoms worse.*
>
> This can include spicy and acidic foods, such as tomatoes, citrus fruits,
> and chili peppers, as well as fatty and fried foods, like fried chicken and
> French fries.
>
> *As for bread, it can be okay for someone with gastritis to consume, but
> it is important to choose the right type of bread and to eat it in
> moderation.*
>
> *White bread, which is made from refined flour, can be harder to digest
> and can cause inflammation in the stomach*. It is also lower in fiber and
> nutrients than whole grain breads. Therefore, it is best to choose whole
> grain breads, which are made from whole wheat flour and contain more
> fiber and nutrients.
>
> Whole grain breads can be a good source of complex carbohydrates, which
> can provide sustained energy and help to keep blood sugar levels stable.
> They can also be a good source of fiber, which can help to promote healthy
> digestion and reduce inflammation in the stomach.
>
> When choosing bread, it is also important to look for options that are low
> in added sugars and preservatives. These ingredients can cause
> inflammation and irritation in the stomach, and can worsen symptoms of
> gastritis.
>
> It is important to note that everyone's experience with gastritis is
> different, and what works for one person may not work for another.
> Therefore, it is important to work with a healthcare provider or registered
> dietitian to develop a personalized nutrition plan that takes into account
> individual needs and preferences.
>
> In conclusion, bread can be okay for someone with gastritis to consume,
> but it is important to choose the right type of bread and to eat it in
> moderation. Whole grain breads are a good option, as they are high in
> fiber and nutrients and can help to promote healthy digestion. It is also
> important to choose breads that are low in added sugars and preservatives,
> and to work with a healthcare provider to develop a personalized nutrition
> plan.
>
> *Q2 Which laptop should I buy, HP, Asus, Lenovo, or Dell?*
>
> A2 Mcleodproducts, Business Consultant | Digital Marketing
> Services | IT Guru8h
>
> *Choosing a laptop can be a daunting task, especially with so many options
> available in the market*.
>
> *When it comes to HP, Asus, Lenovo, and Dell, they are all reputable
> brands that offer a wide range of laptops to suit different needs and
> budgets*.
>
> In this article, we will take a closer look at each brand and highlight
> their strengths and weaknesses, to help you make an informed decision.
>
> HP:
>
> *HP is a well-known brand that offers a range of laptops for both personal
> and professional use.* Their laptops are known for their robust build
> quality and good performance. HP laptops are also available in different
> price ranges, making them suitable for different budgets. *However, some
> users have reported issues with HP laptops overheating,* and their
> customer support can be hit or miss.
>
> Asus:
>
> Asus is another popular brand that offers a range of laptops for different
> purposes. *Their laptops are known for their sleek design and good
> performance.* Asus laptops are also available at different price points,
> making them accessible to a wide range of users. *However, some users
> have reported issues with the build quality of Asus laptops*, and their
> customer support is not always reliable.
>
> My note- I am working with Asus Laptop. It is purchased be fore 2 years.
> Initially some teething problems like held up were there, now it is working
> perfectly OK. Heating? Over heating? Asus Laptop is just warm even after
> working for 4-5 hours.
>
> Lenovo:
>
> Lenovo is a brand that is well-respected in the business world, and their
> laptops
> are known for their durability and reliability. Lenovo laptops are also
> equipped with features that are ideal for business users, such as long
> battery life and strong security features. However, some users have
> reported issues with the touchpad of Lenovo laptops, and their customer
> support can be slow to respond.
>
> Dell:
>
> *Dell is a brand that is known for producing high-quality laptops that
> offer excellent performance.* Dell laptops are also equipped with
> features that are ideal for multimedia and gaming, such as high-resolution
> displays and powerful graphics cards. However, some users have reported
> issues with the build quality of Dell laptops, and their customer support
> can be slow to respond.
>
> In conclusion, when it comes to choosing between HP, Asus, Lenovo, and
> Dell, there is no clear winner. Each brand offers a range of laptops that
> cater to different needs and budgets. It is important to do your research
> and read reviews from other users before making a decision. Ultimately, the
> best laptop for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences.
>
> My note- ACER is also a new brand and in Chennai many showrooms are there
> exclusively for ACER. I am having an ACER laptop also, but task manager is
> very slow even after reporting Microsoft. Best method is power OFF when
> held up. But there is just warm only even after working for hours
>
> *Q3 Do the engines on a commercial airplane ever run out of fuel
> while flying?*
>
> A3 Airjust, Founder at Airjust (2021–present)3h
>
> *Commercial aircraft are meticulously engineered to possess sufficient
> fuel reserves to complete their journeys without the risk of fuel depletion*.
>
>
> The quantity of fuel consumed by an airplane hinges upon a multitude of
> factors, including the aircraft's dimensions, the distance covered during
> the flight, and the combined weight of cargo and passengers. *Take, for
> instance, a Boeing 747, which consumes approximately one gallon (around
> four liters) of fuel per second*, resulting in a staggering consumption
> of 36,000 gallons (150,000 liters) over a 10-hour flight. In the case of a
> typical voyage between New York and London, an aircraft can consume
> approximately 14,000 gallons of fuel. Evaluating an aircraft's fuel
> efficiency entails assessing its transport energy efficiency, a metric that
> can be enhanced through advancements in aerodynamics, weight reduction, and
> engine performance.
>
> Though it remains a possibility for an aircraft to deplete its fuel
> reserves, such an occurrence is exceedingly rare.
>
> *Commercial airlines meticulously strategize their flights to guarantee an
> ample fuel supply for reaching the intended destination*, while also
> accounting for unforeseen circumstances such as adverse weather conditions
> or air traffic congestion. Moreover, pilots are well-trained to actively
> monitor fuel levels throughout the flight, making necessary adjustments
> such as altering altitude or speed to conserve fuel if required.
> Consequently, the likelihood of a commercial aircraft's engines ever
> running out of fuel during flight is extremely slim.
>
> *Q4 Which soap is best for hard water? If soap is not preferable,
> what else can we use?*
>
> A4 Bhavanishankar T Narasimhabhatta, Director at Schevaran
> Innovation Centre (2014–present) 8mo
>
> *A soap with chelating agent(s) work well for hard water.*
>
> *Hardness of water is mainly due to the presence of salts of magnesium and
> calcium. Chelating agents bind them so that frothing/foaming is not
> affected.*
>
> Or else, we need to use treated surface water (open well
> water/river/stream water) for bath.
>
> *Q5 What is a modern water fountain, and what does it do?*
>
> A5 Victoria Ng,1y
>
> Water fountains have a long place in our history. Dating back to the
> Ancient Roman times, these reservoirs were first designed with a purely
> practical purpose—for holding precious drinking water and bathing.
>
> *These early fountains were uncovered, free standing, and placed along the
> street for public consumption*. (Wealthier folks also had them in their
> homes.) Of course, like many things the Romans did, they added some
> ornamental elements to their creations and started a tradition that carries
> on today.
>
> *Now, fountains have a decorative place in our culture. Artists and
> architects approach them first and foremost as sculptures with elements of
> water in them*. This liquid addition creates playful public art that
> delights and even surprises us. One popular concept is everyday things
> blown up as larger than life.
>
> The Magic Tap Fountain
>
> in Cádiz, Andalucía appears as a faucet that’s floating in midair. From
> it, water pours into the “sink” below. Its jumbo size makes it seem as if a
> giant forgot to turn off the tap.
>
> Let’s start with the basic standard bird bath style water fountain. Back
> in the day it was in every garden in style. But even these simple ones
> became solar powered water fountain. Just as this.
>
> Modern Art and Sculpturing has taken the world by storm. From fountains,
> bridges to high rises the artists and architect expresses their imagination
> magnificantly.
>
> Not two are alike and each having its own taste and style. Let’s begin
> with the water fountains which lights up. No matter where you go these
> will surely please you. During the day they are a piece of art that quietly
> sits there, but at night they awaken and liven up drawing you near because
> light does that. It’s like that. Who can resist pretty colorful lights
> illuminating at night?
>
> The sculptors who let their minds run wild tends to have a very
> imaginative and twisted imagination. What normal people will never think of
> they can! Pioneers in their field of arts and sculpturing. The modern Arts
> display much of these styles. These water fountains are work of art and eye
> catching. Don’t you say?
>
> A sculptor of a head which spins in layers and shoots out water. Amazing
> how technology has advanced from the simple bird bath. When you see this
> face do you see yourself or a fragmented you? When I looked at the sculptor
> first time it was indeed very intriguing and I appreciated its fine
> craftsmanship, then it moved.. That was an exciting and adventurous move.
>
> Water fountain doesn’t just look pretty and shots out water, it can be
> used for advertisements. Add a tv or computer screen onto it and you have
> a working piece of art. One that works for you and brings you business.
> Both practical, artistic and functional. I think I am still living in the
> dinosaur age, as I still see beauty in the old roman style waterfalls. I
> believe these will be popularize as they are so functional and well thought.
>
> The definition of a beautiful woman is written, drawn, painted and
> idolized throughout thousands of years from Leonardo Da Vinci and others.
> With modern art, it doesn’t slack either. It is more defined, elegant and
> gracious. Looking at this lovely specimen you can see how much the artist
> appreciates the feminine way. It portrays all the beautiful things of a
> woman, while being naked and just being herself. Women doesn’t need fancy
> make up or fashion to be beautiful. They just are who they are. This piece
> makes me smile.
>
> Finally, the monumental modern water fountain that opened the doors to
> more creative ones. The infamous water fountain that sings at the Bellagio
> Resort
> in Las Vegas.
>
> Who doesn’t stop and just watches and enjoys the music as the song plays
> “Time to say goodbye”? It is a las vegas tourist trap I’d say. Everytime I
> am there I wish to see this showcase and will always enjoy the lights,
> water show and the music. It is an Icon to that era and a highlight to that
> Vegas.
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 08--06- 2023.*
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 08-06-2023*
>
>
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