lQ1 May be a book can be released on front and top load washing machines
by Gnanappazham where the simple matrix of two designs is for usage in
Mumbai and Chennai involving the space. Is he any commission agent or doing
any marketing business?
Q2 1 Utter senseless calling under subsidy to car card holders. There
is a tamil proverb: Muzhnkalukkum mottaith thalaikkum mudichu poduvadhu;
connecting through knot the bald head and the knee cap. Dr card and cash
denotes the surplus fund availability with the holder apart from a careful
planning of control of the finance without becoming a debtor. His purchase
also increase the market share and productivity. It is the minority
richness or fear of security. End. This use of credit cards by consumers
creates a virtuous economic cycle in which higher levels of consumption
lead to higher output levels, in turn, creating more jobs and higher
incomes, allowing the economy to boom. Where the rotation of money is
concerned, Dr card holders will stop their spending to a limit holding the
funds from circulation. Cr card holders freak purchase the purpose for
which to entice cards are issued, increased the demands, to procuce more
and heep high level of price and profit, while the user are branded
devbtors. Plastic reduce the printing of notes thereby reducing the
consumption of paper which is in high demands. I stated long ago in these
columns why I do cr card which is repeated by Mr G. Well such prompt payers
are not welcome to the Cr card depts. Banl lose interest on 45 days Cr.
Hence either price level is higher or the interest payment to customer
deposits reduced. The incentive rwards aare worthless pieces and pushes the
buyer to catch high article as rewards for which they had to do a lot of
purchase and become a permamnent debtor. It is like in order to save 20%
tax, one invests 80 %more locking his own fund.There is no awwesome in any
of these since it is purely individualistic. Cr card helps in some
transactions handy where you can cancel even before the delivery but Dr
card paid is final. Cr card enhances the banking service by transfer of the
balance to another. The attention to produce quality product is lost. 45
days credit is like purchasing provisions in chettiyar stor and paying 1st
of every month. Plastic reduces the burden of cash carry. Cr card is good
for those who have earnings diffrent everyday and month, so that the
expenses are kept on hold, but covered up later when the availability funds
do occur. For the rest it is trap on Greed and loss of life. USA and many
nations are floating on Cr cards for the deficit everymonh and the day on
whichChina pounces, there will be insolvents galore.
Q3 Misleading question: Many instructors compliment their student
pilots’ learning sessions
<https://calaero.edu/ratings-certifications/private-pilots-certificate/> in
the cockpit with some touch-and-goes, but some CFIs do not think the
practice actually contributes to proficiency and safety. However,
experienced pilots sometimes turn to this practice drill because can be a
good way to get used to a new aircraft. Sometimes you might see a few at
airshows. They can even be fun, a part of enjoying the mechanics of general
aviation. Touch-and-goes can contribute a significant amount of traffic to
small airfields. But what exactly is a touch and go? A touch and go is a
landing on a runway of any kind (grass or asphalt), which is then
immediately followed by a taxi, applied power, and a subsequent takeoff.
Although sometimes a touch and go might take place during an unsuccessful
landing or for safety purposes, they usually take place during practice or
perhaps during the undertaking of maintaining currency. Let’s look deeper
into this drill, and discuss how it might help to practice your landing
skills.
Touch and goes save time in a lesson environment. If a student must
taxi off a runway, make a complete stop, then rev it all up again only to
head back out to the runway, the student will not have as much time to
undertake additional landings and takeoffs. Practicing touch and goes might
seem self-defeating because they do not present what some pilots consider
as a real-life scenario; that if one is to fly as a charter or airline
pilot, not many touch and go landings will take place outside of a practice
situation. However, a chain of touch and goes forces pilots to think
quickly and adapt to changing winds, runway conditions, and traffic
flows. Finally,
while most think of touch and goes as practice, the necessity of making one
could well arise after one’s first solo, when an instructor isn’t in the
right seat helping with the process. It might even become necessary years
later in an emergency situation, when there is little time to think through
the process. For this reason, practicing touch and goes appropriately can
help with cockpit management skills.
As with any other aspect of flying, either in the sky on still on the
ground, it’s vital to make efficient and professional contact with air
traffic control. This not only helps the airways operate as designed– it is
necessary for safety. If you are flying at an airfield with a control tower
and have identified yourself as a student pilot, ATC may give you
permission to practice touch and goes by stating that you are “cleared for
the option.” When performing touch and goes, it is usually understood that
you are doing so in “closed traffic,” meaning that you will not leave the
airport’s traffic pattern. Especially in a field without a tower, be sure
to let the other pilots in the area know that you are practicing touch and
goes. While practicing touch and goes, you might do so with the aircraft in
its normal settings. In the event your instructor would like to practice
for emergency procedures now that you are out of the simulator, he or she
may ask to you perform the touch and go as if the aircraft’s engine had
failed. Or, it might be a windy day and therefore a good opportunity to
work with crosswinds. It’s important, after touching down on the runway and
are in the midst of your taxi, to ensure that you have enough room to take
off again, especially if a hazard has appeared.
A touch and go can take place when a pilot might have to abort at the
last moment; for example, a sudden mechanical issue which might prevent a
landing, or an unseen danger might present itself, such as an animal on the
runway. Perhaps another aircraft is blocking the way, or a security concern
arises after the airplane touches down. A go-around is usually necessary in
these events. Whatever the reason, it is wise for student pilots to at
least practice touch and goes. You never know when you might have to
perform one unexpectedly, and feeling proficient at making the quick
decisions and adjustments necessary for a safe touch and go helps.
While touch and goes can be a great way to form proficiency on
landings, safety should always be your first concern. Do not attempt at
touch and go if you are not first fully confident in and signed off on
landing at a full stop. Your instructor should have a good idea as to when
you are truly ready. For most students, this stage is usually reached when
the student is almost ready for his or her checkride. Touch and goes for
practice or fun after dark should be avoided by new pilots, as are
attempting any in airplanes with a tailwheel. One danger that might arise
with touch and goes performed without an instructor is that they can lead
to dismissal of proper checklist procedure. While touch and goes can be a
real-world application of relying on your memory for landings and takeoffs,
and therefore a valuable teaching tool, that doesn’t mean other important
phases of near-airport flying should recede into the background.
Reinforcing proper shut-down and taxiing procedures are just as important
as sharpening your landing skills. If your instructor is not pointing out
bad habits during touch and goes, unsafe behaviors may become entrenched.
For example, checklists should always be followed to ensure a proper
takeoff and landing. Finally, during touch and goes, it is more important
than ever to fly precisely. Since you will be making many decisions and
changes at a rapid rate, chances are greater that you might accidentally
grab the wrong level or handle. Knowing the cockpit well and concentrating
on the tasks before you will assist you to make the most of a touch and go
session. {CALIFORNIA AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY}
Q4 oops again?
Q5 -----do--=--
Q6 ----- do-------
Q7 ---do---twice one after the other?
Q8 A good point but the inricacy was lost. It is not a doll; later
some toy dolls were tried but failed. Any spring when fall jumps and
settles and that property was traeted by him which was named by his wife as
SLEEK AND GRACEFUL AS SLINKY.They lived later in a 31 bed home. Vietnam war
used that technology as an aerial for phone ( 96 feet in 10 inches slim).
NASA used it as reachable under zero gravity space. The spring due its
shape and slimness defy the gravity. The multile forces acting all through
its central vertical line is the secret.
Q9 Answer and the MY NOTE are confusing. Coins are not new to British
time. Ancient coins are available. Notes design was laarger because macro
editing alone was possible then. The salaary recd >350 paid in .....was G
serving in the british time?
Q10 Every inaugural trip is a memory. Ship pulle dinto the sea, a
plane why even our car. Vande Bharath is one such KR IRS 1723
On Sat, 1 Jul 2023 at 08:38, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *CULTURAL QA 07-2023-01A*
>
> Q1 Can front-load liquid detergent be used in a top load
> washing machine?
>
> A1 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at
> Department of Telecom (1966–2004)0y
>
> In India nowadays we get detergent liquids from different companies
> suitable for front load, top load and bucket hand wash.
>
> Olden days when pressure cooker was introduced it was provided with a
> bottom plate, containers for different cooking items etc.Gradually house
> wives started removing them and place one big vessel for rice cooking and
> on it if necessary an oval plate to cook dhal, potato etc.
>
> Later companies stopped giving bottom plate and separators.
>
> *Similarly home makers started using front load for top load, bucket etc.,
> and interchanging and it come as a practice and companies also started
> provide a common type of detergent liquid .*
>
> Q2 What is one fact that you know is true but still blows your
> mind?
>
> A2 Vipul Mehta
>
> If you are paying in cash or through your debit card for your purchases,
> you are subsidizing the rewards for customers who pay through their credit
> cards.
>
> *Yes. That’s true.This is how it works:*
>
> Credit card companies (or banks) pay rewards to its users in order to
> incentivize the usage of their company’s credit card. These rewards usually
> come in the form of reward points/miles etc. etc.
>
> My note- Main advantage I felt by credit card is the option to pay bill
> after 45 days. On emergency it provides for paying hospital bills.
>
> (Now, at this point, one may ask why the credit card companies want us
> to pay through their credit card. *The answer to this is that these
> companies charge money from the merchants who accept the credit card at
> their store. This charge varies from a seemingly innocuous 2% to as high as
> 4% of the transaction. This is referred to as ‘merchant fees’.)*
>
> The rewards that the credit card users get from the credit card issuer
> companies is partly paid off by the income that these companies get from
> the merchants i.e. *from the merchant fees.*
>
> The merchants, who are there to make profits and earn a livelihood, shift
> the burden of merchant fees from themselves to the customers by
> incorporating the merchant fees in the prices of the products.
>
> Now, theoretically, the merchants should only charge the extra amount from
> credit card users only as they are the ones forcing the merchants to pay
> high fees. However, this rarely happens. The merchants, to cover their
> merchant fees, usually increase the prices across the board for all the
> customers irrespective of the mode of payment.
>
> What this causes is that the credit card user who gets handsome rewards
> from the credit card companies is compensated for the higher price paid by
> him/her. However, *the customer who paid through cash(/debit card/basic
> credit card with no rewards) lost out on money as they also had to pay a
> higher price on the products without getting anything in return.*
>
> In this scenaro,
>
> Merchants= No profit/no loss as they passed the burden of merchant fees on
> to the customers.
>
> Credit card companies/banks= In profit, as they get merchant fees from the
> merchants.
>
> Credit card users= In profit, as they usually get handsome rewards
>
> Customers who paid through cash/debit= the people who lose out.
>
> Q3 Is it possible for a plane to land without touching the runway?
>
> A3 Rebecca Williams, Experience in Aviation Wed
>
> It is possible for a plane to land without touching the runway. This is
> called a ***touch-and-go landing***. In a touch-and-go landing, the plane
> touches down on the runway, but it does not come to a complete stop.
> Instead, the pilot applies the throttle and takes off again immediately.
>
> Touch-and-go landings are used for a variety of reasons. *They are often
> used by pilots during training to practice landing*. They can also be
> used to check the condition of the runway or to reposition the plane on the
> runway.
>
> *To perform a touch-and-go landing, the pilot will follow the same steps
> as they would for a normal landing,* but they will apply the throttle
> sooner and take off again before the plane comes to a complete stop.
>
> Touch-and-go landings can be a bit tricky, but they are a valuable skill
> for pilots to learn. They can help pilots to become more proficient at
> landing and to develop their skills in a safe environment.
>
> Q4 Should I drink tea after eating fruits?
>
> A4 Sheetal Kushwah, 7 years of experience in natureopathy 6h
>
> *There is no particular disallow drinking tea in the wake of eating
> natural products*. As a matter of fact, consuming tea in the wake of
> eating fruits is by and large protected. Notwithstanding, it's essential
> to take note of that the impacts might shift relying upon the sort of
> products of the soil you consume.
>
> *The following are a couple of interesting points:*
>
> Assimilation: Certain individuals accept that drinking tea following
> eating organic products can obstruct processing. This conviction originates
> from the idea that tea's tannins can disrupt the assimilation of specific
> supplements. Be that as it may, the effect of tea on absorption is commonly
> negligible, and it might shift from one individual to another.
>
> Iron retention: Certain organic products, for example, citrus organic
> products, are plentiful in L-ascorbic acid, which improves iron
> assimilation. Then again, tea, especially dark tea, contains intensifies
> that can hinder iron retention. Assuming you are worried about iron levels,
> you should abstain from drinking tea just in the wake of polishing off
> iron-rich natural products or feasts.
>
> Individual inclinations: At last, whether you ought to drink tea
> subsequent to eating organic products relies upon your own inclinations.
> Certain individuals partake in the blend, while others could think that it
> is less engaging. In the event that you partake in the taste and experience
> of having tea after organic products, there is no mischief in doing as such.
>
> Hydration: Drinking tea can add to your general liquid admission, which
> is significant for remaining hydrated. Organic products additionally
> contain water, so drinking them along with tea can additionally add to your
> hydration levels.
>
> All in all, there is no severe vote down drinking tea in the wake of
> eating natural products. It by and large boils down to individual
> inclination and individual contemplations, like processing and iron
> ingestion. In the event that you partake in the blend and it causes no
> uneasiness, there is no great explanation to stay away from it.
>
> Q5 How much does an average residential home need to spend on a
> good reverse osmosis (RO) water purifier?
>
> A5 Gopala Krishnan, Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004
> at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now
>
> I was using open type water purifier from 2006 to 2022 and closed type
> from 2020 till date. Quarterly and annual maintenance are required. After
> lightening parts can fail in most systems. So on an average above 1500–00
> rupees has to be ear marked for R O system . Ensure to avail A M C with
> spare parts cost if available of a reputed service company.
>
> Q6 Is there any way to create ice without refrigeration?
>
> A6 Achintya Paradkar, Learning Physics Every day! 8y
>
> *No. It is not possible if the atmospheric temperature is above freezing
> point of water*. You might use any other refrigeration techniques like "Vapor
> Absorption Cycle", "Solar Refrigeration", "Vacuum Refrigeration" or "Liquid
> Nitrogen" if you don't want convention refrigerator but in order to form
> ice refrigeration is must.
>
> *The best way is to use a vacuum pump to reduce the pressure inside the
> water container till the boiling point is reached*. This will cause the
> water to evaporate absorbing latent heat of vaporisation. Due to this
> removal of heat, the remaining water droplets will crystallize forming ice.
>
> P.S. Just make sure that this newly formed ice doesn't get sucked inside
> the vacuum pump.
>
> Q7 How was ice made when there was no fridge?
>
> A7 PREETI PRABHA, We provide Wash, Dry & Fold within 2 hours per
> Individual. Wed
>
> *Before the invention of refrigerators, people used various methods to
> make ice and keep things cold.*
>
> Here are a few historical methods:
>
> Icehouses: These were structures or underground chambers specifically
> designed to store ice. During winter, ice would be harvested from frozen
> lakes, rivers, or ponds and stored in these insulated spaces. The icehouses
> were well-insulated with materials like straw, sawdust, or even cork to
> prevent melting. This stored ice would be used throughout the year for
> preserving food or for cooling drinks.
>
> Iceboxes: Iceboxes were wooden or metal containers with insulated walls.
> They had a compartment for storing ice at the top and a lower compartment
> for keeping food. A block of ice would be placed in the top compartment,
> and the cold air would circulate downwards, keeping the lower compartment
> cool. The ice would need to be replaced regularly as it melted.
>
> *Natural Ice Harvesting: In colder climates, people* would wait for lakes
> and rivers to freeze over during winter. They would then cut blocks of ice
> from the frozen bodies of water and store them in icehouses or cellars with
> good insulation. Sawdust or other insulating materials would be used to
> minimize melting.
>
> *Ice Delivery: In urban areas, ice would be* harvested from frozen lakes
> or imported from colder regions and transported to households and
> businesses. Ice delivery companies would use ice-cutting tools, insulated
> wagons, and icehouses to transport and store the ice. Ice would be
> delivered to homes, restaurants, and other establishments on a regular
> basis.
>
> Q8 Was there something that particularly bothered Hitler?
>
> A8 Ayomikun Abraham,un 26
>
> *Yes, there were several things that particularly bothered Adolf Hitler*,
> the dictator of Nazi Germany during World War II.
>
> *One of the major concerns for Hitler was the Treaty of Versailles*,
> which imposed harsh reparations and territorial losses on Germany after
> World War I. Hitler viewed the treaty as a humiliation for Germany and
> believed it was unfair. He was driven by a desire to overturn the treaty
> and restore Germany to its former glory.
>
> Hitler also held strong anti-Semitic beliefs and harbored a deep hatred
> towards Jewish people. He blamed Jews for various societal problems, such
> as economic struggles and the loss of World War I. This hatred manifested
> in the Holocaust, where millions of Jews and other minorities were
> persecuted and systematically murdered under Hitler's regime.
>
> *Furthermore, Hitler was obsessed with achieving racial purity and
> advancing the Aryan master race ideology.* He propagated ideas of racial
> superiority, aiming to eliminate those he considered racially inferior,
> including Jews, Romani people, disabled individuals, and others deemed
> undesirable.
>
> *Hitler's expansionist ambitions and quest for Lebensraum (living space)
> for the German people were also significant concerns for him.* He sought
> to conquer vast territories in Eastern Europe to establish German dominance
> and create an empire that would endure for centuries.
>
> *Hitler's beliefs and actions were deeply rooted in hatred, bigotry, and a
> quest for power*. His ideologies and the atrocities committed under his
> leadership have had a lasting impact on history and serve as a stark
> reminder of the dangers of extremist ideologies and totalitarian regimes.
>
> Q8 Which invention has a curious story behind it?
>
> A8 Deep Thakar, Engineer | Observer | Photographer |
> AstrophileJun 25
>
> One invention with a curious story behind it is the Slinky*. The Slinky
> is a popular toy that consists of a helical spring that can "walk"* down
> stairs or slopes when pushed. It was invented by Richard James, a naval
> engineer, in the early 1940s.
>
> The story goes that Richard James was working on designing springs that
> could stabilize sensitive equipment on ships during rough seas. *One day,
> he accidentally knocked one of the springs off a shelf, and he watched as
> it gracefully "walked" down a series of books, a stack of magazines, and
> finally* *onto a tabletop. This inspired him with the idea of turning the
> spring into a toy.*
>
> *Richard James and his wife, Betty James, spent years perfecting the toy
> and eventually came up with the name "Slinky" because they liked how it
> sounded*. They founded James Industries to manufacture and sell the
> Slinky, and it was first demonstrated at a *Gimbels department store in
> Philadelphia in 1945. *
>
> *Initially, the Slinky didn't sell well, but the Jameses persisted and
> eventually got a breakthrough when they persuaded a buyer from a large
> department store to allow them to demonstrate the toy in-store.* The
> demonstration was a huge success, and they sold out their entire inventory
> of 400 Slinkys in just 90 minutes.
>
> The Slinky went on to become an iconic toy, captivating generations of
> children and adults alike. Its simplicity and unique movement continue to
> fascinate people to this day, making it a classic and beloved invention
> with a surprisingly humble and accidental origin story.
>
> Q9 What did money look like during the British Raj?
>
> A9 Gopalkrishna Vishwanath, Have always been interested in
> History, once I didn't have to learn it formally Updated Mon
>
> *I was not born during the British Raj.*
>
> But I remember that money minted during the British Raj was still in
> circulation and was valid currency during my childhood.
>
> Most of the money in circulation used for common day-to-day expenditure
> was in the form of coins and not currency notes.
>
> Even a one Anna coin worth 6 paise had great value.Here is a coin minted
> in the year 1915.*Note that the value is written in English, Hindi, Urdu,
> Telugu, and Bengali.*
>
> 16 annas were equal to one rupee.
>
> In 1959 I felt like a pampered 10-year-old kid when my mom yielded to my
> nagging and parted with this coin so that I could buy a packet of roasted
> peanuts from the pavement hawker.
>
> This coin was so precious that even beggars would hesitate to ask for one
> anna.They would request at most one paisa which was a fraction of one anna.
>
> You could hear them begging in a pathetic voice “Babujee, ek paisa de do.
> Bhagwaan aapka bhala karega “ (Translation : Sir, please give me one paisa.
> God will favor you”)
>
> This was how a coin, double in value looked like. You could buy a Masala
> Dosa at an Udupi restaurant in Mumbai with this coin.
>
> And if any one of us, little schoolboys, had this coin in our pockets, we
> would be called “rich”!
>
> *How times have changed!*
>
> Edited to add:I thank Ajay Kumar Bisoi for retrieving this precious
> picture of a “one pice” coin. This was the lowest denomination coin those
> days.
>
> *Edited to add on June 26, 2023*
>
> I thank Shri R. Chandrasekharan Kannammal for these additional images in
> his comment.
>
> *My note- I still recollect, I was afraid of collecting* 100 rupee
> currency in a public auction in 1974’s. My salary was received above
> 350-00 rupees, but in smaller denominations.
>
> Q10 How does it feel to travel on an inaugural run of the
> Vande Bharat Express?
>
> A10 Prashant Tiwari, Indian Railways Enthusiast Thu
>
> *Recently, I got the opportunity to experience the spectacular inaugural
> run of the Indore Vande Bharat Express,* which was flagged off by our
> honourable Prime Minister along with four other Vande Bharat trains.
>
> I got an invitation from the Railways to witness the mega event and
> experience the hospitality of the Vande Bharat Express. *I was super
> excited to be there, as this was my first such instance.*
>
> We were informed to reach the Rani Kamplapati railway station at 7 a.m. on
> June 27, 2023. I reached the station well on time at 6.30 am and got time
> to interact with other social media creators like RJ Anadi, Shubham Kumar,
> Divya Shah, Sahil Kosireddy, Ranjan bhai, and many more.
>
> *We all got the souvenir passes by 8.30 a.m. and entered the railway
> station.*
>
> We received a gift hamper that includes a good-quality water bottle with
> Vande Bharat branding, a cap, a badge, a key ring, and a pen.
>
> After clearing all the security checks, we reached the platform and
> boarded the train. *The new Bhopal-Indore Vande Bharat has a different
> seat colour scheme, in which red is given to Chair Car coaches and Blue is
> for Executive class seats.*
>
> *The new Vande Bharat Express is equipped with all the latest safety
> devices, including KAVACH, and facilities like sensor-based reading lights,
> European standard washrooms, 360° seats, and many more.*
>
> *All 5 Vande Bharat trains were flagged off at the scheduled departure
> time of 10:45 by our Hon'ble Prime Minister from Rani Kamplapati Railway
> Station (RKMP) in Bhopal.*
>
> As soon as the train took departure from RKMP, we *were given a 1-litre
> water bottle and a juice of Real brand. Soon after that, we were served
> snacks, in which a variety of items like Chandrakala, Cashews, Puff Aloo
> patties, Chocolate, Gulab Janum, and jhal muri were served.*
>
> To celebrate the inaugural run of the Vande Bharat Express, the train was
> scheduled to stop at a few stations so that people could also have a look
> at the new Vande Bharat Express.
>
> We could see the happiness in their eyes. People were coming up wearing
> various outfits to share a message of Unity and prosperity, # United by
> Vande Bharat Express.
>
> *After taking the departure from Ujjain Jn., we were served lunch, which
> was freshly cooked and tasted delicious to us.*
>
> *We were warmly welcomed at Indore Jn. with bands and people dancing on
> it. Everyone* enjoyed the memorable inaugural run of the Indore Vande
> Bharat Express.
>
> Special thanks to CPRO Rahul Srivastav Sir, Sr. DCM Saurabh Kataria Sir,
> PRI Ravindra Lakhara Sir, and Sahil Kosireddy who acknowledged my work on
> Quora and deemed me worthy to be part of such a mega event.
>
> The commercial run of Indore Vande Bharat has started from June 28
> onwards, and the train will drop you at the destination in just 185 minutes.
>
> *All the above QA are from Quora website on 01-07- 2023.*
>
> *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .*
>
> *Compiled **and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, former I T S on 01-07-2023*
>
>
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