Heart Attacks And Drinking Warm Water

This  is a very good article. Not only about the warm water after  your meal, but aboutHeart  Attacks .  The Chinese and Japanese drink hot tea with their meals, not  cold water, maybe it is time we adopt  their   drinking  habit  while  eating.

For  those who like to drink cold water, this article is  applicable to you. It is feels nice to have a cup of cold drink  after a meal. However, the cold water will solidify the oily  stuff that you have just consumed. It will slow down the  digestion. Once this 'sludge' reacts with the acid, it will  break down and be absorbed by  the  intestine  faster  than the solid food. It will line the intestine. Very soon,  this will turn into fats and lead  to  cancer .  It is best to drink hot soup or warm water after a  meal.

  
  French fries and Burgers are the biggest enemy of heart health.
A coke after that gives more power to this demon.
Avoid them for your Heart's Health 
 

Common  Symptoms Of Heart Attack...   
A  serious note about heart attacks - You should know that not  every heart attack symptom is going to be theleft arm hurting .  

Be aware of intense pain in the jaw line .   

You  may never have the first   chest  pain  during  the course of a heart attack.

  Nausea  and   intense  sweating  are  also common symptoms.

60% of people who have a heart attack  while they are asleep do not wake up.  Pain in the jaw can wake you from a sound sleep. Let's be careful and be aware.  The more we know, the better chance we could survive.   


A   cardiologist  says  if everyone who reads this message sends it to 10 people,  you can be sure that we'll save at least one life. 

Misprint in HSC papers gives full marks to students

 Here is some good news for HSC students. All students, who attempted questions of chemistry, physics-II and fisheries having printing errors, will get full marks.

For physics-II, the misprint was worth almost 10% of the total marks. Debashis Bhowmick, vice-principal of Nuva College and a PhD in physics, said, "Question number five was about finding the shortest wavelength for Paschen and Brackett series in hydrogen atom. However, instead of mentioning the symbol for angstrom, they printed a symbol which made no sense."

Sanjay Charalwar, principal of Mohota Science College, said, "The board has committed an error in printing and the usual practice is to give full marks to students who have either attempted the question or even written the question number in the paper."

There were two such errors in the chemistry subject, with one mistake each in paper-I and II. SS Goyal, lecturer at VB Junior College said, "In the first paper, there were numericals to be solved using Hess' Law but the data was wrong. They had printed H2O gas whereas H2O liquid should have been mentioned. The board has decided to give full four marks to anyone who attempted the question."

Mumbai: Cops caught smuggling 500 liqour bottles

 In a twisted irony, the Maharashtra state's stringent de-addiction policy sprang brazenly back in its face when 14 Navi Mumbai policemen were caught smuggling 500 bottles of alcohol from Goa. The cops, including an assistant inspector and two assistant sub-inspectors, have been placed under suspension pending further inquiry.
The incident happened on Wednesday night when the police team, on deputation with the Reserve Bank of India, were returning from the party capital after transporting an undisclosed amount of cash to the Panjim branch of the central bank, top sources from the government said. They had hired a private vehicle, inwhich they stashed 500 liquor bottles, little anticipating any interruption of their journey back from the official assignment.
But, acting on a tip-off, the Goa excise officials intercepted them, and found bottles of Royal Stag, McDowell's, and Imperial Blue among other liquor brands in the vehicle. The policemen were detained and the alcohol seized, sources said.
When word reached the state police, the embarrassment of the breach from within its ranks caught up with the higher echelons of the department. By midnight, Home Minister RR Patil asked Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Ahmed Javed to suspend the policemen immediately. Javed said, "The liquor has been recovered in the jurisdiction of Goa. They will be looking into the investigations. Since these policemen were attached to the Navi Mumbai police, we have taken action against them. All those involved in smuggling the liquor have been placed under suspension. A departmental inquiry has been initiated."
According to the Navi Mumbai police, the staff of 14 policemen was attached specially for RBI security. The policemen were responsible forproviding security cover for the transportation of cashfrom Navi Mumbai to Goa.
Bootlegging cops
API Shivaji Raut, APSI Balu Gosavi, APSI Suresh Wagh, Constables Rajaram Ubale, Vishwanath Biwale, Bharat Pawar, Rajesh Patil,Ashok Rabade, Ratnakar Wankhede, Annasaheb Pawar, G V Kadam, H B Shinde, V C Shinde and R V Vanjari

All Facebook pages to get a new design on Mar 30

Now is the time for Facebook pages to get some makeover. Facebook has announced that on March 30, 2012,all Facebook pages will automatically get the new design. The company is actually updating its pages to look like Timeline profiles.
However, Facebook lets admins of the pages preview the new look before the company automatically rolls the new design out.
Users may find the alert related to the new page design as they go the Facebook page. But this is possible only if they are admins of that particular page.
After previewing that how the new page looks, users can click the"Publish Now" button to get the new design. But if you don't want the new design at the moment, you should not click the "Publish Now" button. Until you publish your page, you can get back the old design/current design any time.
But the old design is not going to stay forever. Users can only stick tothe old design till this month as all pages will upgrade to the new design on March 30, 2012.
I took the tour of the changes that will be automatically rolled out by the end of this month. Let's see what all new features are going toaccompany your Facebook pages:
1. The cover photo is the first thing that people will see when they visit your page. So, it is suggested to choose a striking photo that goes well with your page.
2. The new page design will accommodate your profile picture that is square and at least 180 pixels wide.
3. Once the new design will be rolled out, users will be able to highlight what is important. Photos, likes and apps will be at the top of your page.
4. With the new page design, userscan show a maximum number of 12 apps. So, ensure that you put your most important ones first.
5. Users can also review their page timeline. Hover over a story and click on the star (star icon) to makeit wider, or on the pencil (pencil icon) to pin it to the top of your Page, hide or delete it entirely.
6. There is an activity log that userscan visit to review all posts and activity.
There is nothing to worry about as the new design is quite intuitive. In a nutshell, your Facebook pages are going to look just like the timeline on regular user accounts. To know more about Facebook pages, you can go to the help section of Facebook.

Divorces get easier; wives get property rights

 The Central government on Friday took some major decisions with regard to the Hindu Marriage Act, including making divorce easier, in a key Cabinet meeting.
According to the decision of the Cabinet, the mandatory six-month clause for filing of divorce will nowbe waived off on grounds of irretrievable breakdown.
The new clause also allows one-time settlement instead of monthly maintenance in case of divorce.
The redrafted Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2010 based on key recommendations of a Parliamentary Standing Committee also allows a woman a share in her husband's property. The quantum of share will be decided by the court on case-by-case basis.
The Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2010, which was cleared by the Cabinet, also seeks to give a woman a share in her husband's property.
The government has accepted the recommendation of the parliamentary committee that women should have a share in the property of her husband in case of a divorce but the quantum of sharewill be decided by the courts on case-by-case basis.
According to the Cabinet Note, while a wife can oppose a husband's plea for a divorce under the new "irretrievable breakdown of marriage" clause, the husband will have no such rights to oppose if the wife moves the court on the same grounds.
Apart from this, bringing a big change in the adoption laws, the Union Cabinet has cleared equal rights for adopted children in custody cases.
According to the redrafted Bill passed by the Cabinet, adopted children will have rights on par with biological off springs of a couple in case the parents go for a divorce.
In another major decision, the Union Cabinet also cleared 7 per cent hike in dearness allowance for the government employees.
The hike is effective from January 1, 2012. The dearness allowance isrevised twice every year on the basis of change in the consumer price index.
Notably, the Consumer Price Index inflation stood at 8.83 per cent for the month of February, higher thanthe 7.7 per cent in January.
The cabinet meeting was chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh