Pranam 1 Sliced bread is banned everywhere purely for the health reasons; the bakery if you wish after the purchase will slice and give you; also why women and men are bloating is evident from this; so we have come to a state where the earnings are so easier, even those privacy could be mechanised or immobilized!!. Bread is not an Indian food at all. 2 Anything unused including our brain is a waste and decayed; B G says that only; unless there is action in inaction, and inaction in action, that particle is a deadwood. And action derails and decays over a period that is also certain. Therefore, working hard will not make anything dead faster than the inactive articles including the human species. 3 Is there any difference in and among the species when young and old?. Predators alone will eat one another including the human element. Food component is taken care of already where the action of hunting for food is thought over as triggered by self but actually induced by action of the mind used to it. Food which was once palatable and was grabbed , goes at the end a handful a day since food is only for the sustenance and the sustenance does require a small amount only. Predator carnivores has a system but humans do not. 4 Nature is common and there is no ownership at all; the government can enter the land but not your home, that is privacy. So no one can reject the claim of the neighbor. After all, all the fruits and food you are eating were constituted by someone else who did not eat. You pay or you don't is irrelevant. 5 The best railways of the world include Indian Railways; in Singapore airport or Korean airport you will not be able to connect through email or telephone in 100 out of 100 cases. We people eat peanuts and throw the peels all over and make everything dirty. 6 Without potential difference are there any electricity?, Poles-apart. 7 Old valve systems are arranged in refrigeration and air conditioning; but electricity consumption will not be that different as we switch on and off; and where the thermostat stops, cooling will drop, making you feel sweaty. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction; if you have a diesel engine for a car, your capital expenditure in future would shoot; if you have a petrol engine your revenue expenses will shoot; no manufacturer would do anything for you to enjoy for life time because he is a businessman. Science is a gimmick. 8 If you are fit you do not need anything before doing anything; all that are consumed before athletic or otherwise are only a placebo effect. If you activate your mind the adrenaline will flow naturally to that level needed. 9 All are only 18 to 24 and that is the physics of conditioning. Any reading you see below and more are like seeing some fans with 0 to 6 and some with 0 to 5. 10 The Jordan River <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_River> is the only major water source flowing into the Dead Sea, although there are small perennial springs under and around the Dead Sea, forming pools and quicksand <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quicksand> pits along the edge. The answer provided above is meaningless. It is endorheic meaning nothing goes out and long retention of water and rare rain leaves the salts and the minerals deposited there itself, since they were not flown out; so fresh water drunk has heavy salt. KR IRS 17921
On Fri, 17 Sept 2021 at 03:59, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > > > *CULTURAL QA 09-2021-17* > > *Being compilation there may be errors* > > *Q1 Why was sliced bread made illegal in the United States in > 1943?* > > *A1 Ryan Hofmann October 19, 2017* > > *On January 18th, 1943 pre-sliced bread was banned by Claude R. Richard, > the head of the war foods administration. The reasons are not clear, but > there is speculation that they wanted to save steel, wax paper, and wheat > for the war effort. FDA regulations hold that sliced bread requires more > wax paper to be made, and I believe that if you don’t have to pre-slice it, > you won’t need the tools, which can be used elsewhere.* > > *Another reason is that they might have wanted to lower the consumption of > bread, which went up when sliced bread was introduced.* > > *It is very unlikely that they wanted to conserve wheat, as there was > quite a good stockpile at the time. It’d be two years before the US ran out > in the case of a cessation of farming.* > > *It was not popular. Lots of people like sliced bread.* > > *Within 3 months, the order was rescinded**, as “Our experience with the > order, however, leads us to believe that the savings are not as much as we > expected…”* > > *Q2 Can air conditioners degrade over time even when not in use?* > > *A2 Gopala Krishnan, former Assistant General** Manager > 1996-2004 at Department of Telecom (1966-2004)Answered just now* > > *Yes is the answer**. Any mechanism has to function occasionally. This > includes AC unit also. At least once month AC has to be switched ON for an > hour* > > *Q3 What happens to predators when they become too old to > hunt?It depends on the predator.* > > *A3 Nick Nicholas , Studied Big Cats for 40+** years Answered > November 14, 2020* > > *It depends on the predator. Pack animals like wolves do sometimes ‘carry’ > older individuals particularly if those animals are of high rank.* > > *In the case of lions, if it is a male, providing it can still see off > other lions trying to take the pride over it will still have a full belly. > Eventually though it will either run or die as other males will take the > pride over. In very rare cases the females in the pride have been known to > attack an old male to drive him out.* > > *In the case of a male tiger, again he may rely on the females whose > territory overlaps his for a free meal. This was the case for a very famous > male tiger called Charger who finally passed away peacefully in a cave just > as his territory got taken from him by his grandson.* > > *For the most part solitary predators will either be killed by a riva**l, > in rare cases starve to death, or be killed by other species. Hyenas > frequently prey on old injured lions who have been ousted from their pride.* > > *The death of any animal who was once a King is always a sad event but > there is always another to take his place. As the old saying goes, ‘The > King is dead, Long live the King.’* > > *2ND ANSWER- Dominic Johnson Answered November 11, 2020* > > *Its quite unusual for an animal in the wild to get old* > > *Most die long before then* > > *Cheetahs are a good example, if they miss three chases, they simply don’t > have the energy for a fourth, unless they happen upon some amazing luck, > they die, and although that WILL happen when they get old, it can and does > happen earlier* > > *They also face injury, and again, terminal, a broken toe and you arent > chasing anything, a broken tooth or claw and you arent fighting anything.* > > *Many prey animals are capable of fighting back, a bull will run through a > wolf and leave a greasy stain on the ground, a boars tusks can just tear > them open, and a stag can crush them in to the ground, even a minor injury > can debilitate enough to be fatal.* > > *At this point, the pack animals are in real trouble, because the former > “alpha” is about to be challenged by one of the subordinates, and killed, > or sent packing. * > > *Predators, are also food, or at least, rivals, killed on sight by their > peers.* > > *Wolves might feed an old or injured packmate, they might even slow down > so it can keep up, but eventually, a bear is going to see an injured wolf > that can’t run away, and that wolf is bear food.* > > *So, in short, it doesn’t happen* > > *You are too injured to hunt and starve long before you are too old to > hunt, or, another pack of predators chase you away from your hunting > grounds and you starve long before you are too old, or another predator > kills and eats you.* > > *I think Crocodiles are pretty unique in that actually do get old enough > to die of old age related starvation on a pretty regular basis, they don’t > really have a pack, do hunt communally, and fight each other for mates. May > be big snakes too. * > > *Q4 Can a neighbour eat my tree's fruit if it is on his side?* > > *A4 Bhuvana Rameshwar Former Teacher, 1h** ago* > > *Yes. Because he sweeps the fallen dried leaves and bird poops**. Some > also tolerate bars, birds and squirrel menace on their side which sometimes > come inside the house also . So let them have the fruits on their side > magnimously. They will also take care of the tree on that side.* > > *Otherwise if you fight with them over the fruits you may have to face > court order of cutting the branches** on his side as was done in > Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. The tree was sliced down as the petty > neighbour was irritated by the bird sounds and poop.* > > *Now this tree has become a place of tourists’ attraction.* > > *Q5 As a frequent traveller, what is the big change you want to > see in Indian Railways?* > > *A5 Subramaniam Duraisamy IT Analyst** September 10* > > *As a frequent traveller in Indian Railways, I want not one change, but I > want many changes. Most of these are not only easy to implement, but also > can give a good travel experience. * > > *More high speed trains. The maximum operating** speed of Shatabdi > express from Chennai to Bangalore is 85 kmph. Whereas the maximum operating > capacity of the line is 120 kmph. Its criminal that a business traveller > between Chennai and Bangalore has to spend 6 hours in the train, when in > developed nations the distance is covered in less than 3 hours. * > > *Seamless transition between different modes. If a** travaller lands in > Chennai airport, he should be able to take a Metro or a local train > directly to Koyambedu Bus Terminus. In cities like Chennai, this > development is only recent and frequency of trains is very less compared to > cities like Delhi * > > * Information kiosks. If a foreigner lands arrives at a city, there should > be a facility to avail information on the most affordable hotels, places of > interest and nearby tourism attractions along with the prices. This will > avoid him falling prey to touts and cheats. * > > *For repeat business travellers, there should be an** option to avail > concessions on his price of tickets. Based on his travel history, the > Indian Railways can offer him some discount on the main charge and give him > an extra incentive so that he does not shift to bus or air travel next > time. * > > * Wifi facilities in all trains. Currently there are only in premium > trains like Rajdhani.* > > *Q6 What do the coils on electricity poles do?* > > *A6 Loring Chien electrical engineer for 45 years Updated August > 8* > > *Do you mean these: That is a porcelain insulator used to isolate the bare > power wires from the pole. The corrugated ridged shape (not really a coil) > increases the surface length over which electricity has to flow so that > surface contaminants like water and conductive dust won’t leak across the > surface of the insulator. These can withstand 10’s of thousands and even > 100’s of thousands of volts; larger number of discs or stacks usually means > more voltage insulation capability.* > > *Q7 How can a high-efficiency AC work so efficiently?* > > *A7 Ron Morel , B.S. Chemistry, United States Air** Force > Academy (1979) Answered 9h ago* > > *I noticed that when the refrigerant and efficiency rules changed a while > ago (15, 20, 30 years?) The outdoor units on residential systems grew much > larger. If the condenser has more surface area and an easier outdoor air > flow, the cost of cooling the high pressure gas goes down. They have to be > properly engineered, but bigger coils make for better efficiencies.* > > *Q8 What is the best thing to eat for energy before a run?* > > *A8 Rohan Monga Health and Fitness Writer** Mon* > > *You can consume any of these foods before a run or before hitting the gym > or any kind of workout as well,* > > *Before any kind of workout or running or any physical activity, you can > consume these foods* > > *1. Honey and banana* > > *This is my constant pre-workout meal, a simple easy, and effective meal > that will give you great energy or kick before any kind of exercise.* > > *Just take one banana and spread some honey on the top of it and you are > good to go.* > > *Just make sure that you use an authentic honey-like of honey basket so > that you don't put any garbage in your body.* > > *2. Black coffee* > > *Again black coffee will give your body the required caffeine kick and > stimulate the Central nervous system that will make you perform better > before any game, but yes try not to consume it on an empty stomach as it > may cause acid reflux, try to have something with your coffee.* > > *3. Banana* > > *Banana is a good simple carb that will help you to fulfill your glycogen > levels and will allow you to perform further better.* > > *Nothing can beat bananas when it comes to any kind of sport or activity, > you will often notice many cricket players consuming bananas before the > game or in the mid-game, as it is one of the most simple and great food.* > > *You can even have it as banana peanut butter toast.* > > *4. Coconut Water* > > *Great source of electrolytes that will make sure that you are well > hydrated before your activity routine.* > > *You can even have it post your workout!* > > *5. Cold Coffee* > > *Another good meal that you can consume before the workout, is little bit > o coffee in milk with white sugar* > > *great combination of simple carbs and caffeine that will you a good burst > of energy time.* > > *Thus these are some great pre-workout options that you can consume* > > *Q9 Is there a limit on the highest temperature you can set in a > split-type air conditioner?* > > *A9 2 Answers Venkateswara Swamy Swarna,** former Scientist, > Metallurgist, Quality / NDT Manager at Department of Atomic Energy, India > (1967-2008)* > > *Answered June 27, 2018* > > > > *Yes, 16 C and 31 C are the limits in the split AC in my room**. I > normally use it between 21 and 27 depending on the outside weather. I also > switch it ON and OFF periodically and in addition use the ceiling fan to > keep the air comfortable and reasonably dry.* > > *When you set an AC to, say, 20 degrees, the AC continues to recycle the > air in the room until it** reaches that level of coldness. The thermostat > is set off at that point. The compressor, then, takes a break and begins > its task only when the temperature has risen again.* > > *The first possibility of a malfunction, therefore, is when the AC is set > to a very low temperature of say, 17 degrees**. This means, first that > the compressor has to work for a longer time to bring the heat down from 45 > degrees to 17. Then, it cannot take a break since in the summer heat, as > soon as the air hits 17 degrees, it warms up again almost immediately. The > thermostat does not trip and stop the compressor. Ergo, continuous pressure > on the compressor. Coupled with erratic power, it could actually give way.* > > *The second probable reason for an AC breaking down could be its > positioning and the state it is in.* > > > > *If it directly faces the sun and is heated through the day, it is > possible the compressor will collapse or trip.** Clogged filters and > inappropriate tonnage too could put a higher workload on the compressor.* > > *Maintain the room temperature at 24-26 degrees. Keeping the temperature > at that level helps in two ways, says a technician. Our bodies are not > subjected to extreme temperatures when we move from one room to another, > and the AC compressor also get to rest between cooling cycles.* > > *2ND ANSWER Mowlika Dharmaraju Answered April 6, 2017* > > *When you set an AC to, say, 20 degrees, the AC continues to recycle the a**ir > in the room until it reaches that level of coldness. The thermostat is set > off at that point. The compressor, then, takes a break and begins its task > only when the temperature has risen again.* > > *The first possibility of a malfunction, therefore, is when the AC is set > to a very low temperature of say, 17 degrees. This means, first that the > compressor has to work for a longer time to bring the heat down from 45 > degrees to 17. Then, it cannot take a break since in the summer heat, as > soon as the air hits 17 degrees, it warms up again almost immediately. The > thermostat does not trip and stop the compressor. Ergo, continuous pressure > on the compressor. Coupled with erratic power, it could actually give way.* > > *The second probable reason for an AC breaking down could be its > positioning and the state it is in. If it directly faces the sun and is > heated through the day, it is possible the compressor will collapse or > trip. Clogged filters and inappropriate tonnage too could put a higher > workload on the compressor.* > > *Maintain the room temperature at 24-26 degrees. Keeping the temperature > at that level helps in two ways, says a technician. Our bodies are not > subjected to extreme temperatures when we move from one room to another, > and the AC compressor also get to rest between cooling cycles.Ensure the AC > is placed where it is not heated by the sun for long periods of time* > > *Ensure timely service. Clean the filter regularly.* > > *Q10 What's the source of the Dead Sea?* > > *A10 Maarbolet Irene Book Illustrator Mon* > > *This is not water at all, but a cocktail of different salts**, which > make everything look green-blue and beautiful ... but this is not water. > And the atmosphere around is saturated with minerals. * > > *Since there is no other way out for water saturated with minerals, except > to evaporate into the surrounding atmosphere, the air above the Dead Sea is > a unique suspension of chloride salts:** magnesium, soda, potassium, > calcium and bromine. One of these, bromine, known for its calming effects, > is present in the air of the Dead Sea at 20 times the normal concentration. > And then there are thermal mineral springs.* > > *The hot springs that feed the Dead Sea are characterized by unusually > high concentrations of salts and hydrogenous sulphides.* > > *It is they who, in the first place, make this place a world famous resort > with exceptional balneological possibilities. The high content of salts and > minerals in the water of the Dead Sea creates a feeling of weightlessness > in a person diving into it and allows the body to stay on the surface > without the slightest effort. * > > *The Dead Sea mud is a natural sediment with a high content of sulfide > components and minerals, everything is very healing and beautiful ...* > > *but all the time I remember a story from the Torah about how the cities > of Sdom and Аmorra, known for their absolutely immoral code and what > happened to them by the will of the Almighty ...* > > *All the above QA are based on Quora digest to me on 16-09-2021. Quora > answers need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiler- R. 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