My dear gopalakrishnan Your head does not hold much or you wantonly refuse to accept it. That is all. In case you still need clarification, write what you did not understand, after reading your Q and A with my added ones. I shall answer since I write only when I understand. You are hurt by psychology. Vadivelu joke varum aanal varadhu. Plantain shall not mis or mix nust be the answer; but you say it is ok; biut it is not ok. Anything can be eaten at any time . What is your condition is the question Why waste time on marketing for others.
On Sun, 11 Jun 2023 at 18:36, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Respected Mr Rajaram, > > Sorry sir. I am not hurt. I said your corrections are not understandable > to me and I am accustomed to it. > > Gopalakrishnan > > > On Monday, 12 June, 2023 at 06:33:56 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > My dear Gopalakrishnan > Pl do not pretend to be a lolly pop boy. Why not banana to mix is the Q > and he says like a joke: VARUM AANA VARADHU. and both dunce pat each other. > You copy wrong information which alone I do altar and show the public which > will hurt you. I cannot help it . KR IRS 12 6 23 > > On Sun, 11 Jun 2023 at 06:10, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Sir, > > Mostly what Mr Rajaram thinks about the QA is not clear from his > correction. I am accustomed to it for months. > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Sunday, 11 June, 2023 at 04:59:31 pm IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > When our respected COCKLESS pit-cow's incurable insanity, ILLITERACY > compounded by aggravated senility and congenital syphilis inherited from a > street-walker mum, reaches beyond its two hands whereby it cannot reach the > "w" an "y" buttons, and concentrates in its sesame-seed brain, it goes > totally blind and asks repeatedly:- > > *KR: What is the answer ? What is he trying to tell?* > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On Sat, Jun 10, 2023 at 11:27 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 06-2023-10* > > Q1 Is bakery bread healthy? > > Overall, bakery bread can be a healthy option if you choose wisely. Look > for whole-grain bread with minimal added sugars and fats, and enjoy it in > moderation as part of a balanced diet. > > KR That is the answer, so healthy or not? How to choose bread > shops? > > Q2 Why is blending fruit bad? Do fruits lose nutrients when > blended? > > *Does blending a banana make it unhealthy?* > > Blending fruit itself is not inherently bad, and it can be a convenient > way to consume fruits and obtain their nutrients. > > Remember that the impact of blending on nutrient loss is generally modest > compared to the overall nutritional value of fruits. > > KR: What is the answer ? What is he trying to tell? The answerer > is a marketing man; yesterday fruit salad was good but in one day totally > changed but added a nuisance value only. > > Q3 What would happen if you flew a plane over an earthquake? > > KR IT WAS A FINE JOKE HUMOUR IN UNIFORM. > > *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, on 10-06-2023* > > KR IRS 10623 > > On Fri, 9 Jun 2023 at 19:10, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < > [email protected]> wrote: > > *CULTURAL QA 06-2023-10* > > Q1 Is bakery bread healthy? > > A1 Weights Loss Diet, Health Director | Loving Father | > Business Director17h > > *Bread is an essential part of our daily diet and has been consumed by > humans for thousands of years.* Most of us grew up eating bread from the > grocery store or bakery, but *many people are now questioning whether > bakery bread is healthy or not.* > > The answer is not straightforward, as it depends on the type of bread and > the ingredients used in the bakery. However, in general, bakery bread can > be a healthy option if it is made from whole grains and does not contain > added sugars or unhealthy fats. > > *Whole-grain bakery bread is a good source of fiber, which is essential > for digestive health and can help prevent chronic diseases such as heart > disease, diabetes, and cancer*. > > Fiber also helps keep you feeling full for longer, which can aid in weight > management. Whole-grain bread also contains important vitamins and > minerals, including B vitamins, iron, and magnesium. > > However, not all bakery bread is made from whole grains. *Some are made > from refined grains, which have had the bran and germ removed, leaving only > the starchy endosperm*. This process removes most of the fiber and > nutrients from the grain, making it less healthy than whole-grain bread. > Refined > bread also tends to have a higher glycemic index, meaning it can cause a > rapid increase in blood sugar levels. > > Another factor to consider is the added sugars and fats in bakery bread. > Some bakeries add sugar or high-fructose corn syrup to their bread to > enhance the flavor, but this can add unnecessary calories and contribute > to health problems like obesity and type 2 diabetes. Similarly, some > bakeries use unhealthy fats like trans fats or partially hydrogenated oils, > which can increase the risk of heart disease. > > To ensure that the bakery bread you are purchasing is healthy, there are a > few things you can look for. > > First, check the label to see if it is made from whole grains. Look for > bread that has at least 3 grams of fiber per serving and does not contain > added sugars or unhealthy fats. You can also look for bread that is made > from alternative flours like almond or coconut flour, which can be lower in > carbohydrates and higher in protein and healthy fats. > > Overall, bakery bread can be a healthy option if you choose wisely. Look > for whole-grain bread with minimal added sugars and fats, and enjoy it in > moderation as part of a balanced diet. > > Q2 Why is blending fruit bad? Do fruits lose nutrients when > blended? > > A2 Farhad-Affiliate Marketing Expert,Affiliate Marketing | > Health Consultant | Digital Marketer7h > > *Does blending a banana make it unhealthy?* > > Blending fruit itself is not inherently bad, and it can be a convenient > way to consume fruits and obtain their nutrients. However, there are a few > factors to consider regarding the potential loss of nutrients when blending > fruit. > > 1. Oxidation: When fruits are blended, they are exposed to air, which can > lead to oxidation. Oxidation can cause some nutrient loss, particularly for > nutrients that are sensitive to air and heat, such as vitamin C. > > 2. Heat: The blending process can generate heat, especially if the > blender operates at high speeds for an extended period. Heat-sensitive > nutrients, including certain vitamins and enzymes, may be partially > degraded due to the heat produced during blending. > > 3. Fiber breakdown: Blending fruit breaks down the natural fiber present > in whole fruits. While this can make the nutrients more easily accessible > for absorption, it may also affect the overall health benefits of the > fiber. Whole fruits typically contain more dietary fiber, which aids > digestion and promotes feelings of fullness. > > Despite these considerations, blending fruit still retains many of its > nutrients, and the impact on overall nutrient loss can vary depending on > factors such as the specific fruit, blending duration, and storage > conditions. > > Additionally, consuming blended fruits can be a convenient way to increase > fruit intake, particularly for individuals who find it challenging to > consume whole fruits. > > To maximize the nutritional benefits of blended fruit, consider the > following tips: > > 1. Consume immediately: Drink the blended fruit right away to minimize > exposure to air and potential nutrient degradation. > > 2. Store properly: If you need to store blended fruit, refrigerate it in > an airtight container for a short period to slow down nutrient loss. > > 3. Balance your diet: While blended fruits can be a healthy addition to > your diet, it's important to maintain a balanced and varied diet that > includes whole fruits and a range of other nutritious foods. > > Remember that the impact of blending on nutrient loss is generally modest > compared to the overall nutritional value of fruits. > > Q3 What would happen if you flew a plane over an earthquake? > > A3 Vishnu Ravi,Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace and > Aeronautical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IITM) > (Graduated 2015)Wed > > Flying a plane above an earthquake would yield no discernible sensations. > The seismic waves would be greatly weakened, unable to surpass the > overpowering noise of the aircraft's engine, let alone transmit tremors > akin to those felt by individuals on the ground below. > > Even if these waves managed to reach the customary cruising altitude of > 30,000 feet (9,144 meters), their potency would be significantly diminished > by their passage through the mediums of rock and air, rendering them > undetectable. However, pilots may be impacted by earthquakes in other ways. > > Vibrations caused by seismic activity can result in runway lights > malfunctioning or the runway itself cracking, posing potential risks during > takeoff and landing. > > Passengers aboard airplanes might experience a sensation of bouncing or > lateral movement during an earthquake, but this can be attributed to > turbulence rather than the earthquake directly. > > Q4 Where was the electricity supply first introduced in India? > > A4 C Yours 2025,BUSINESS CONSULTANT at Auburn Properties > (2021–present)22m > > *The electricity supply was first introduced in India in Kolkata (formerly > known as Calcutta), which was the capital of British India at the time*. > > *The city witnessed the inauguration of the first electric street lighting > system on December 24, 1879*. This event marked the beginning of the > electric era in India. The electricity was generated at the Cossipore > power station, and the system was initially used to illuminate the streets > of Kolkata. Over time, the electrical infrastructure expanded, and the > use of electricity spread to other cities and regions across the country. > > Q5 Does air conditioning reduce humidity? > > A5 Anandteerth Deshpande, Mech. Engineer with experience in > HVAC and passionate in energy audits.4y > > *Humidity in room air is not only because of ambient air. It is also > because of internal latent heat emitters such as gas burners, people, steam > generating equipment, permeated moisture from walls, roof and floor, etc.* > > Humidity is not a term used by those who are engineers in the field of air > conditioning and refrigeration. There are two kinds of humidity we need to > be aware of: > > Specific Humidity: It’s the number of grains of moisture present in air > at a particular condition in one cubic feet of air. > > Relative humidity: It’s the ratio of specific humidity of the subject > sample of air in one cubic feet to the specific humidity of saturated air > of the same quantity. > > You will be able to find both the above using a psychrometric chart. All > you need to measure is dry bulb and wet bulb temperature of the sample air > and plot it on the psychrometric chart. > > Assuming that all the doors/ windows are properly closed, a split air > conditioner circulates air within the room through the indoor unit using > its fan. While passing through the fan, the air passes through a chilled > coil, which carries low temperature low pressure refrigerant inside its > tubes. Coil surface temperature of a well designed and well maintained > evaporator is always lower than the dew point temperature of the incoming > air. > > Since, the condition of air goes near to the dew point, air precipitates > much like you see moisture sticking on a car’s surface parked in cold > winter night. The rest of the air that has passed through the coil, has > high RH at that point of coil surface temperature, since air temperature is > close to its dew point. > > So, when the air passes through the coil, the excess moisture carried by > the air as it collects all that sensible and latent heat from the room of > it gets dehumidified yet remains chilled so that it is able to collect > the sensible and latent heat inside the room yet again after re-circulation. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 10-06- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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