Nija shumban Narayanasamy who is senile who cannot know his shame ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2023 at 06:46 Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-20 To: gopala krishnan <[email protected]> Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]>, Laxminarayan Sarma < [email protected]>, iyer <[email protected]>
Dear Sri Gopalakrishna Is it not typical and revealing of his ingrained incorrigible stupidity that modern-day shumbaasuran destroyed in Devi Mahaathmyam by our Ambaal Bhagavathi Sree Durga Devi should thank me for stripping him of his Ninda-sthuthi, blatant lie, hypocrisy, insincerity, and anti-aphorism melded into four pregnant words? *Again another ninda-sthuthi, blatant lie, hypocrisy, insincerity, and anti-aphorism melded into four more words advertising his incurable syphilis-infected left hand whereby he cannot access the "w" button, a disease inherited at birth from his prostitute mother?* Such wonders will never cease. He spits at the sky and gets bespattered with spittle on his face and body. But never learns the laws of gravity despite his fake Physics college degree. S Narayanaswamy Iyer On Thu, Dec 21, 2023 at 2:16 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: > Thank you Shumba Narayanasamy > > On Thu, 21 Dec 2023 at 10:36, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Dear folks >> >> *"I always do Gopala (reading my -- Sri Gopalakrishnan's -- QA posting >> and positive response). **KR IRS 20 12 23**"* >> >> My comments:- >> >> Ninda-sthuthi, blatant lie, hypocrisy, insincerity, and anti-aphorism >> melded into four pregnant words. >> >> S Narayanaswamy Iyer >> >> On Wed, Dec 20, 2023 at 10:21 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> I always do Gopala; at the same time the gossip matters are also >>> moderated by me that also you shall accept. This is not my first time. I >>> appreciate and depreciate according to rightful of matter KR IRS 20 12 23 >>> >>> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >>> From: gopala krishnan <[email protected]> >>> Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2023 at 17:21 >>> Subject: Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-20 >>> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>, >>> Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]>, Iyer < >>> [email protected]>, Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, >>> APS Mani <[email protected]> >>> >>> >>> Respected Mr Rajaram, >>> >>> Thank you for reading my QA posting and positive response on the >>> brutalism buildings and my note on the Telecom Training centre, Trivandrum >>> built on crash program. >>> >>> Gopalakrishnan >>> >>> On Wednesday, 20 December, 2023 at 03:39:03 pm IST, Rajaram >>> Krishnamurthy <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> CULTURAL QA 12202320 >>> >>> Q1 Can a cobra kill an elephant? >>> >>> KR: We must learn from good authority and not like G information. >>> >>> “King cobra venom can kill an elephant. King cobras are also known have >>> killed many elephants. The question is why a small snake like king cobra in >>> comparison to an elephant carries the venom to kill the giant animal like >>> an ‘elephant’. King cobra venom can kill an elephant. King cobras are >>> also known have killed many elephants. The question is why a small snake >>> like king cobra in comparison to an elephant carries the venom to kill the >>> giant animal like an ‘elephant’. Do elephants attack king cobra often? Is >>> the attack of the king cobra being an accidental event or well planned? >>> Even if the attack of king cobra on an elephant is accidental and >>> spontaneous, why nature has favoured the snake to have such deadly venom? >>> {At the Smithsonian's National Zoo, king cobras} >>> >>> >>> >>> Q2 When are adult diapers necessary? >>> >>> KR Generally it would cause only harm rather than any benefit; a >>> child is different from an aged adult; however, suppose you want to do a >>> long drive non stop or helpless patient stage then alone the need is there. >>> >>> >>> >>> Q4 Which ones are the most interesting facts about the lion >>> attitude, and why? >>> >>> KR A GOOD STORY. Lions and old people are one and the same. If the >>> lion and the old people did charities and behaved nicely when young, aged >>> lion and old people will be treated honourably? So many in Business, >>> Politics and bureaucrats who were corrupt and hot only died with 21 gun >>> salutes but lions had the unknown deaths. >>> >>> >>> >>> Q7 Why did people build brutalist buildings? >>> >>> KR Many Govt Buildings are structed in India after 1950 as >>> brutalism structure to save money or budget types. This is a good one and G >>> could have done it elaborately with photos etc Thank u KR IRS 201223 >>> >>> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >>> From: *'gopala krishnan' via iyer123* <[email protected]> >>> Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2023 at 13:18 >>> Subject: [iyer123] CULTURAL QA 12-2023-20 >>> To: Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer < >>> [email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]> >>> >>> >>> *CULTURAL QA 12-2023-20* >>> >>> *All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 20-12-2023. * >>> >>> *Selected quora answers generally interesting only are included .Still >>> they need not be 100% correct answers.* >>> >>> *Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, former ITS on >>> 20-12-2023.* >>> >>> *Q1 Can a cobra kill an elephant?* >>> >>> *A1 Abdul 110, May 6* >>> >>> *No, a cobra cannot kill an elephant. While a cobra's venom is highly >>> toxic and can be deadly to humans and other animals, it is not strong >>> enough to kill an elephant. Elephants are much larger and have thicker skin >>> than the prey typically targeted by cobras.* >>> >>> *It is possible for an elephant to survive a cobra bite, depending on a >>> variety of factors such as the size and health of the elephant, the amount >>> of venom injected, and the promptness of medical treatment.* >>> >>> *Cobra venom can be highly toxic and affect the nervous system, causing >>> paralysis, respiratory failure, and even death. However, elephants have a >>> relatively high resistance to snake venom due to their size and physiology.* >>> >>> *If an elephant is bitten by a cobra, it may experience swelling and >>> pain at the site of the bite, as well as other symptoms such as fever, >>> weakness, and respiratory distress. Prompt medical treatment, including >>> antivenom therapy and supportive care, can help improve the elephant's >>> chances of survival. One might think a giant snake such as a reticulated >>> python or anaconda would be likely to defeat an elephant.* >>> >>> *My conclusion- Treatment can be given only for domesticated elephants. >>> So after some time the elephant may die in forests* >>> >>> *Q2 When are adult diapers necessary?* >>> >>> *A2 Lifree India,Dec 7* >>> >>> *Adult diapers may become necessary for various reasons and can be a >>> practical solution for managing specific issues. Here are some situations >>> when adult diapers may be needed:* >>> >>> *1. Urinary Incontinence: The most common reason for using adult diapers >>> is urinary or fecal incontinence. Urinary Incontinence can be caused by a >>> variety of factors, including age, medical conditions, pregnancy, >>> childbirth, surgery, and neurological disorders.* >>> >>> >>> >>> *2. Accidental leakage: Accidental urine leakage is a term to refer to >>> any unexpected release of urine that can occur due to various reasons, such >>> as laughing, sneezing, coughing, or lifting heavy objects, especially in >>> women. This is often referred to as stress urinary incontinence. It can >>> also happen when there is a strong and sudden urge to urinate (urge >>> incontinence) and the person is unable to reach the toilet in time.* >>> >>> *3. Addressing Mobility and Accessibility Issues: Adult Diapers like >>> Lifree Extra Absorb Pants, with a 6-glass absorption capacity, provide >>> comfort for those with who address mobility and accessibility issues. The >>> stretchable waistband ensures a secure fit, closely contouring to the body >>> and preventing sagging. Its soft and breathable materials help in keeping >>> it comfortable for the skin while minimizing skin irritation by allowing >>> air circulation, reducing moisture. Lifree's design includes side leg >>> gathers and smooth leg passage, ensuring a comfortable fit and minimizing >>> the risk of leakage. Designed for those facing mobility challenges, it >>> promotes cleanliness and skin health, allowing individuals to move freely >>> with confidence.* >>> >>> *4. Post-Surgery or Hospitalization: After surgery or during hospital >>> stays, patients may experience temporary loss of bladder or bowel control. >>> Adult diapers are often used during these periods to manage postoperative >>> incontinence until the individual recovers.* >>> >>> *5. Dementia and Cognitive Impairment: People with dementia or cognitive >>> impairments may have difficulty recognizing the need to use the restroom or >>> finding their way to the toilet. Adult diapers can offer caregivers a way >>> to maintain dignity and hygiene for their loved ones.* >>> >>> *6. Pregnancy: Adult diapers can be especially beneficial during >>> pregnancy when bladder control may be affected. Pregnant women may >>> experience increased pressure on the bladder, leading to occasional leaks >>> or urgency. Lifree adult diapers can be used in those cases as a discreet >>> and comfortable solution, providing confidence and convenience for pregnant >>> women dealing with any unexpected leaks. They are designed with advanced >>> absorbency and a secure fit, making them ideal for maintaining an active >>> lifestyle during this special time.* >>> >>> *7. Severe Diarrhea or Digestive Disorders: Chronic diarrhea, irritable >>> bowel syndrome (IBS), or other digestive disorders can lead to frequent and >>> urgent bowel movements. Adult diapers can help individuals maintain their >>> independence and avoid embarrassing situations.* >>> >>> *8. Travel or Outdoor Activities: Some individuals with medical >>> conditions or frequent bathroom trips may choose to wear adult diapers when >>> traveling or participating in outdoor activities where restroom access is >>> limited.* >>> >>> *9. Bedwetting: Adult Diapers help those in need to maintain personal >>> hygiene, protect clothing and bedding, and enhance the overall quality of >>> life by helping them to keep the bed dry and comfortable, preventing the >>> need for frequent sheet changes. Adult bedwetting can be due to various >>> causes, including medical conditions or stress.* >>> >>> *It is therefore essential to choose the right type and size of adult >>> diaper based on individual needs and preferences. For instance, adult >>> diapers like that of Lifree Extra Absorb Pants are for those who need adult >>> diapers to manage urine leaks. Additionally, consulting with a healthcare >>> professional can help determine the most appropriate solution and address >>> any underlying medical issues causing incontinence. Using Lifree adult >>> diapers can provide comfort, convenience, and confidence to individuals who >>> face these challenges.* >>> >>> *My note- The QA is added in no way recommending LIfree products. In >>> Chennai medical shops there are not only displays, but also visible notice >>> that adult diapers are available, nowadays. The QA is added for the >>> different uses.* >>> >>> *Q3 Are there any ancient mammals who were much larger than modern >>> mammals, such as dinosaurs being bigger than birds?* >>> >>> *A3 Michel Renbarre, Lives in France4h* >>> >>> >>> >>> *Sure. There was a period of giant mammals. The Paraceratherium (20 >>> tons) was the biggest land mammals ever. It was an ancestor of the modern >>> rhinoceros.* >>> >>> *Among land carnivors you had the 1 ton Andrewsarchus* >>> >>> *The biggest elephant ever was the steppe mammoth, a bigger cousin of >>> the woolly mammoth.* >>> >>> *The biggest bear ever was the Arctotherium Angustidens. Between 1 ton >>> and 1.5 tons this was no teddy bear and even the modern polar bear was not >>> up to size.* >>> >>> *Then you had the biggest camel ever, Gigantocamelus. Did you know that >>> camel originated from North America?* >>> >>> *And those are just a few samples;* >>> >>> *[image: Description: >>> https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c472ffbf059452c5c1e7a859c6b34685-pjlq]* >>> >>> >>> >>> *Q4 Which ones are the most interesting facts about the lion >>> attitude, and why?* >>> >>> *A4 Hansel Sapkota,12h* >>> >>> *The Greatest Lion will eventually die miserably no matter how long it >>> lives. That's the world.* >>> >>> *At their Peak, they rule, chase other animals, catch, devour, gulp, and >>> leave their crumbs for hyenas. But age comes fast.* >>> >>> *The old Lion can't hunt, can't kill, or defend itself. It roams and >>> roars until it runs out of luck. It will be cornered by the hyenas, nibbled >>> at, and eaten alive by them. They won't even let it die before it is >>> dismembered.* >>> >>> *Life is short. Power is ephemeral. Physical beauty is short-lived, I >>> have seen it in lions. I have seen it in old people. Every Lion which lives >>> long enough will be vulnerable at some point.* >>> >>> *Never be so arrogant about your success or money fame anything. Be >>> grateful* >>> >>> *When the time is yours you are the most powerful person in the world.* >>> >>> *Q5 Is it true that goats can climb sheer walls?* >>> >>> *A5 Lucia Baratto,18h* >>> >>> *These extraordinary animals have unique adaptations that allow them to >>> defy gravity and reach heights most other creatures can only dream of.* >>> >>> *One of the most important features that enable mountain goats to climb >>> is their cloven hooves.* >>> >>> >>> >>> *Each hoof has two toes that can spread out and grip the rock surface. >>> The hooves also have a rubber-like sole that provides traction and prevents >>> slipping. The sole is soft and flexible, allowing the goat to conform to >>> the shape of the rock and find small holds. The hooves also have sharp rear >>> spurs that act as stabilizers and prevent the goat from falling backward.* >>> >>> *Mountain goats also have excellent vision that allows them to spot >>> routes and potential dangers. They can see colours and have a wide field of >>> vision, which helps them avoid predators and other threats.* >>> >>> *They also have a keen sense of smell and hearing, which complements >>> their vision. Mountain goats are extremely agile and can jump up to 4 >>> meters in a single bound. They have a natural instinct for climbing and can >>> learn from their elders and peers.* >>> >>> *Mountain goats are truly remarkable animals that have evolved to master >>> the art of climbing. Their cloven hooves, rubber-like soles, strong legs, >>> balance, vision, and instincts allow them to easily scale almost vertical >>> walls. They are an example of how nature can overcome seemingly impossible >>> challenges and thrive in rugged environments.* >>> >>> *Q6 What is special with Musgum tribe, Cameroon.* >>> >>> *A6 Shiv Tandon,15h* >>> >>> *The musgum, an ethnic group in far north province in cameroon, created >>> their homes from compressed sun-dried mud. The tall conical dwellings, in >>> the shape of a shell (artillery), featured geometric raised patterns.* >>> >>> *A characteristic settlement form is the compound, a cluster of units >>> linked by walls. The domed huts of the musgum people are built in shaped >>> mud, a variant of cob. Cob building is the most widely used technique in >>> the world, since no tools are needed – hands, earth and water are enough.* >>> >>> *Q7 Why did people build brutalist buildings?* >>> >>> *A7 Michael B., Programmer at A Healthcare Company Mar 25* >>> >>> >>> >>> *Because all the nice buildings got destroyed in World War II.* >>> >>> *Brutalism is an architectural style that emerged in the UK in the >>> 1950s. An outgrowth of Modernism, Brutalism is the ultimate expression of >>> function over form. It is characterized by simple geometric shapes, bare >>> concrete and brick construction, and a complete lack of decorative >>> elements. It creates ugly, imposing buildings which exist to serve their >>> function and nothing else.* >>> >>> *But much like the UK’s other distinct postwar architectural feature, >>> the two tap sink, Brutalist architecture is a result of a particular set of >>> historical realities.* >>> >>> *While the UK was on the winning side of World War II, it did not >>> actually win the war. America won the war. The UK simply survived it.* >>> >>> *London was flattened in the Blitz. The British Empire fell apart as its >>> colonies declared independence. And the economy was so severely devastated >>> that food rationing would continue until 1954, 9 years after V Day.* >>> >>> *Brutalist architecture solved one of the most pressing issues postwar >>> Britain had. How to house its population.* >>> >>> *Concrete can be poured really quickly. Geometric shapes give you the >>> most usable space for your buck. Painting concrete doesn’t actually do >>> anything, so you can skip that step. And who has the money for decorative >>> elements when a good chunk of London is homeless?* >>> >>> *In the 1970s Brutalism would see another surge in popularity, in the >>> Soviet Union. The Soviets had been just as devastated by the war as the >>> British, if nor more so. And their economy recovered even more slowly for >>> reasons I could write an entire essay on.* >>> >>> *Quick, standardized, mass produced buildings made from cheap yet >>> durable materials were a godsend. And that’s what Brutalism is at its core.* >>> >>> *Brutalism is Modern architecture for really poor nations who need those >>> buildings up yesterday.* >>> >>> *My note- The Regional telecom training centre constructed at Kaimanam >>> near karamana, Trivandrum where I worked as senior lecturer was built under >>> crash program, with rough concrete work outside. Only inside was plastered. >>> Only cement flooring. 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