Gangnam Gayle Plunders For RCB IPL 6 Videos

The Chris Gayle Show at Chinnaswamy Stadium,Bangalore, on 23 April 2013, IPL 6 RCB Vs Pune W

 

‘ Statistical highlights of the Indian Premier League match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Pune Warriors on Tuesday.

# Chris Gayle and Tillakaratne Dilshan were associated in a partnership of 167 – Bangalore’s highest opening stand at the IPL - their second best for any wicket behind the 204 (unbroken) for the second wicket between Virat Kohli and Gayle against Delhi Daredevils at Delhi on May 17, 2012.

# The above partnership is the highest opening stand in the history of the IPL, eclipsing the 163 (unbroken) between Sachin Tendulkar andDwayne Smith for Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur on May 20, 2012.

# Gayle (175 not out off 66 balls & 2-5) became the first all-rounder to register a hundred and bag two wickets or more in an IPL game twice.

# Gayle (107 and 3-21) had first achieved the distinction against Kings XI Punjab at Bangalore on May 6, 2011.

# Gayle has got his 15th Man of the Match award, extending his IPL record.

# Vinay Kumar, with 13 wickets (ave. 17.84) in eight games is the top wicket-taker at the IPL 6.

# Bangalore (263/5) have registered the highest total in the IPL, surpassing the 246 for 5 byChennai Super Kings against Rajasthan Royals at Chennai on April 3, 2010.

# Bangalore’s above score is the highest in Twenty20, bettering Sri Lanka’s 260 for six against Kenya at Johannesburg on September 14, 2007.

# Royal Challengers Bangalore’s convincing 130-run win is their largest in terms of runs at the IPL – the second largest behind Kolkata’s 140-run triumph over Bangalore at Bangalore on April 18, 2008.

# In Bangalore’s innings, twenty one sixes have been registered – a record in Twenty20. They became the first team to post 200 runs through boundaries in an innings in T20s – 210 runs (21 fours and 21 sixes).

# Bangalore recorded 100 runs in only 7.5 overs – the fastest by a team in the IPL.

# Chris Gayle’s match-winning knock is the highest individual innings in Twenty20, eclipsing Brendon McCullum‘s 158 not out for Kolkata against Bangalore at Bangalore on April 18, 2008.

# Gayle became the first batsman to make 150-plus runs in boundaries in an innings – 154 runs (13 fours and 17 sixes) is a record in Twenty20.

# Gayle’s splendid 30-ball century is the fastest in the history of Twenty20, eclipsing the 34-ball hundred by Andrew Symonds in the course of his 112 off 43 balls for Kent against Middlesex at Maidstone on July 2, 2004.

# Gayle had registered his fifty off 17 balls, equalling Adam Gilchrist’s IPL record.

# Gayle became the first batsman to amass 400 runs in the IPL 2013 – 432 at an average of 108.00 in eight innings.

# Gayle has registered 17 sixes – a record in any format of the game.

# Gayle became the first batsman to record four centuries at the IPL and his magnificent tally of eleven hundreds is a record in Twenty20. Brendon McCullum and David Warner, with five centuries each, share the second place.

# Gayle has posted 163 sixes, extending his IPL record.

# Gayle has recorded an average of 55.90 while aggregating 2236 in 51 matches. No other player has 50-plus average at the IPL.

 

Chris Gayle, appealing for Wicket IPL 2013 RCB Vs Pune W

 

 

Chris Gayle Wagon wheel IPL 2013, RCB Vs Pune W

Gayle Storm Unleashed – Fastest century in cricket history : IPL 2013 – R

Virat Kohli And Chris Gayle Dancing For Gangnam Style On the Ramp

Best Tweets on Gayle Show at Bangalore IPL 6 Vs Pune W

Source TOI, YouTube

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Best Low Cost Heart Surgery , Free In India Details

Cardiac Surgery in India is considered  to be the best in terms of Mortality.

The cost could be even lower if the Corporate are not greedy.

The lower cost is due to weak Indian Rupee and by Indian Standards the cost is still unreachable for the Middle and lower Income Groups.

Heart Surgery Free of Cost,India

Please check the above information.

There are some Government Hospitals, like the GH, Chennai.

But they may not have the Five Star atmosphere.

Or KMC, Chennai.

There is of course the question of bureaucracy and indifference.

If only the staff there were to be more dedicated, they can give a run for the money for the Corporate Hospitals

There are some Hospitals in India,which charge less than the cost mentioned here, but the do not have the PR and Marketing set up, nor do they have Glib talkers .

Leading hospitals have a success rate of between 98% to 99% for heart surgery in India, higher than most hospitals worldwide Benchmarking the biggest hospital for heart surgery in India with the finest hospitals in the USA provides a very favourable comparison: the Indian hospital performed 2.5 times the number of adult heart surgeries performed at Cleveland Clinic, USA, and 2.5 times the number of paediatric heart surgeries conducted at Children’s Hospital, Boston, USA.”

Cost of Heart Surgery in India.

The cost of heart surgery in India is perhaps the lowest in the world Some comparisons show that patients in the USA can save 90 per cent of the treatment cost by having their heart surgery in India. The cost of heart treatment in India is also very much cheaper compared with Thailand, Singapore, etc which also attract medical tourists.

Benefits of Having Heart Surgery in India.

Hospitals in India have a success rate of between 98 to 99% for heart surgery in India

Heart surgery in India is performed by cardiac surgeons of great experience, in terms of both number of surgeries, diversity of procedures and complexity of heart conditions

This experience is built on top of the outstanding academic qualifications of heart surgeons in India.

After medical school and internship at hospitals in India, many cardiac surgeons in India proceed to have super specialisation and world-class training at the best institutions in the UK, USA etc.

Many heart surgeons in India also have work experience in institutions as reputed as Cleveland Clinic, Harvard, etc

India’s hospitals have world-class cardiac catheterisation labs for diagnosis of heart diseases and performance of angiograms and angioplasties They also have state-of-the-art operation theatres that enable safe and successful heart surgery in India.”

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Using pre-fabricated buildings, stripping out air-conditioning and even training visitors to help with post-operative care, the group believes it can cut the cost of heart surgery to an astonishing 800 dollars.

“Today healthcare has got phenomenal services to offer. Almost every disease can be cured and if you can’t cure patients, you can give them meaningful life,” says company founder Devi Shetty, one of the world’s most famous heart surgeons.

“But what percentage of the people of this planet can afford it? A hundred years after the first heart surgery, less than 10 percent of the world’s population can,” he told AFP from his office in hi-tech hub Bangalore.

Already famous for his “heart factory” in Bangalore, which does the highest number of cardiac operations in the world, the latest Narayana Hrudayalaya (“Temple of the Heart”) projects are ultra low-cost facilities”

Source:
 http://www.businessinsider.com/inside-indias-no-frills-hospitals-where-heart-surgery-costs-just-800-2013-4#ixzz2R9j1y2dd

http://www.surgeryinindia.in/heart-surgery-in-india.php

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Anesthesia Overdose Boy’s Death Blame The Doctor?

A boy in Bangalore, it is alleged by his parents, died of an overdose of  Anesthesia.

 

The boy was undergoing Surgery for enlargement of Breasts.

 

Anesthesia, either local or general is administered to block pain.

‘temporarily taken away. It is a pharmacologically induced and reversible state of amnesia, analgesia, loss of responsiveness, loss of skeletal muscle reflexes or decreased stress response, or all simultaneously. These effects can be obtained from a single drug which alone provides the correct combination of effects, or occasionally a combination of drugs (such as hypnotics, sedatives,paralytics and analgesics) to achieve very specific combinations of results. This allows patients to undergo surgery and other procedures without the distress and pain they would otherwise experience. An alternative definition is a “reversible lack of awareness,” including a total lack of awareness (e.g. a general anesthetic) or a lack of awareness of a part of the body such as a spinal anesthetic. The pre-existing word anesthesia was suggested by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. in 1846 as a word to use to describe this state.^[2](wiki)

One should be aware that Anesthesia dosages vary and reactions also vary from individuals .

I also understand from experienced surgeons and Doctors that an Anestetic drug which agreed with a a patient ,may not agrre with him the next time.

The responses my also vary.

There are broad indications on how to calculate Anesthetic Dose.

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dexmedetomidine  (Precedex ®)

Alpha2-adrenergic agonist sedative. Dosing (adults): ICU sedation: Initial: Loading infusion of 1 mcg/kg IV over 10 minutes, followed by a maintenance infusion of 0.2-0.7 mcg/kg/hour (individualized and titrated to desired clinical effect); not indicated for infusions lasting >24 hours (Solution must be diluted prior to administration.) Supplied: 100 mcg/ml – 2 ml Injection

http://www.globalrph.com/anesthetics.htm

 

To the best of my knowledge anesthetists and Surgeons take adequate care in administering these drugs.

 

But the reaction of the individual at a given time is not in their hands.

 

Come to think of it, any recovery from sedation or Anesthesia is not in anybody’s hands just as the heart starting to beat after re-connection from the Heart Lung machine.

 

Doctors do their bit, recovery i not in their hands, that’s the nature of Medicine.

 

There is no point in blaming the Doctor for these issues,unless one can prove it is negligence in treating by way of not reading the History of the patient or neglect of established procedures.

 

Continue like blaming Doctors for every thing, you will have doctors shying away from taking decisions .

“A 16-year-old boy, who was admitted to a City hospital to undergo liposuction (removal of excess fat), died due to an alleged overdose of anaesthesia.

Abhishek, who weighed 85 kg, died on Wednesday evening at Columbia Asia Hospital.

Boy dies of Anesthesia Overdose?

He was brought there from Panacea Hospital, where he was supposed to undergo liposuction.  Abhishek’s parents alleged that on Sunday doctors at Panacea Hospital administered an overdose of anaesthesia to the boy, following which he suffered a cardiac arrest.

“Just after he was prepared for surgery (at Panacea), doctors informed me that Abhishek had suffered a cardiac arrest. The doctors said due to this my son had gone into a comatose condition,” said Ramesh, the boy’s father.

He was shifted to Columbia Asia Hospital at Yeshwantpur on Monday. Arvind Kasargod, chief of medical service at the hospital, said the boy was referred in a comatose state.
“We did the best to revive Abhishek. We informed the parents that the boy was in a critical condition and chances of his survival were remote,” he said.

Abhishek’s parents and relatives claimed to have overheard the doctors from Columbia Asia and Panacea discussing the large dose of anaesthesia administered to Abhishek. “The doctors at Columbia questioned Govardhan, anaesthesiologist at Panacea, why he had given a young boy such a large dose. Govardhan said he had expected the boy to sustain it,” Ananthmurthy, the boy’s uncle said.

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/320475/boy-dies-alleged-anaesthesia-overdose.html

 

 

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Getting Aadhaar (UIDAI) Essential Documents Needed

The actual process of getting requires physical and mental stamina and donkey’s patience.

Aadhaar card.

My experience.

 

I registered for Aadhar and receive the acknowledgement.

 

I feel s if I have climbed the Mount Everest and have returned in one piece.

 

You are allotted slips of paper for submission and verification.

 

The Forms are supposed to be issued free of cost.

 

What is being done in Kundalahalli, Bangalore, where I had my registration done, one is issued with one form and if he needs for his Family members, it has to be photocopied.

 

Incidentally the shopkeeper charges Rs.ten per form!

 

I understand from the shopkeeper he gives three rupees per for to the officials!

 

Only 150 slips are issued.

 

Out of  four systems only two work.

 

I checked with other centers.

 

The personnel who operate the system can read and write English barely and even are not the local language.

 

On an average they complete  one application per 15 minutes, i.e. 8 per hour.

 

One never knows when his return will come.

 

In this confusion people just walk away after getting the slip and there are insufficient or absence of documentation.

 

The latter are turned back, naturally!

 

So the best bet would be to wait.

 

In between you have tea time, Smoking time,Lunch, snack time!

 

It took one whole day and the better part of next day to get the application filed in and get the acknowledgement.

 

This post not to whine , but to inform readers what to expect and to have proper documentation.

 

Four type of Documents are required and one photocopy of each has to be submitted.

Documents accepted for the issue of Aadhaar Card.

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Except the Aadhaar enrolment form, you are required to take original or attested photocopies of the remaining three documents. The photocopies can be attested by any gazetted/notary officer.

Valid Documents

A. Supported Proof of Identity (PoI) Documents Containing Name and Photo (any one):

1. Passport
2. PAN Card
3. Ration/ PDS Photo Card
4. Voter ID
5. Driving License
6. Government Photo ID Cards/ service photo identity card issued by PSU
7. NREGS Job Card
8. Photo ID issued by Recognized Educational Institution
9. Arms License
10. Photo Bank ATM Card
11. Photo Credit Card
12. Pensioner Photo Card
13. Freedom Fighter Photo Card
14. Kissan Photo Passbook
15. CGHS / ECHS Photo Card
16. Address Card having Name and Photo issued by Department of Posts
17. Certificate of Identify having photo issued by Gazetted Officer or Tehsildar on letterhead
18. Disability ID Card/handicapped medical certificate issued by the respective State/UT Governments/Administrations

 

B. Supported Proof of Address (PoA) Documents Containing Name and Address (any one):

1. Passport
2. Bank Statement/ Passbook
3. Post Office Account Statement/Passbook
4. Ration Card
5. Voter ID
6. Driving License
7. Government Photo ID cards/ service photo identity card issued by PSU
8. Electricity Bill (not older than 3 months)
9. Water bill (not older than 3 months)
10. Telephone Landline Bill (not older than 3 months)
11. Property Tax Receipt (not older than 3 months)
12. Credit Card Statement (not older than 3 months)
13. Insurance Policy
14. Signed Letter having Photo from Bank on letterhead
15. Signed Letter having Photo issued by registered Company on letterhead
16. Signed Letter having Photo issued by Recognized Educational Instruction on letterhead
17. NREGS Job Card
18. Arms License
19. Pensioner Card
20. Freedom Fighter Card
21. Kissan Passbook
22. CGHS / ECHS Card
23. Certificate of Address having photo issued by MP or MLA or Gazetted Officer or Tehsildar on
24. letterhead
25. Certificate of Address issued by Village Panchayat head or its equivalent authority (for rural areas)
26. Income Tax Assessment Order
27. Vehicle Registration Certificate
28. Registered Sale / Lease / Rent Agreement
29. Address Card having Photo issued by Department of Posts
30. Caste and Domicile Certificate having Photo issued by State Govt.
31. Disability ID Card/handicapped medical certificate issued by the respective State/UT Governments/Administrations
32. Gas Connection Bill (not older than 3 months)
33. Passport of Spouse
34. Passport of Parents(in case of Minor)

 

C. Supported Proof of Date of Birth (DoB) Documents (any one):

1. Birth Certificate
2. SSLC Book/Certificate
3. Passport
4. Certificate of Date of Birth issued by Group A Gazetted Officer on letterhead
5. http://www.myaadhaarcard.in/documents-required-for-aadhaar/documents-required-for-aadhaar/

 

For Documents , your application Satus and Downloads,check these Links.

http://uidai.gov.in/

http://uidai.gov.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=157&Itemid=108

 

 

 

 

 

Safety Cleanliness Freedom Women’s Day Survey. What?

Times of India , in collaboration with IMRB had conducted  Survey on Women on the occasion of the Women’s Day and had published the results with its comments.

This survey is reported to have been done in Six Cities of India.

Let’s assume the Survey is scientific ,which I doubt ,because of the sample size area and interpretation.

1.64% of Women feel Unsafe in the City.

2.60 % of Women step out side with company.

When one looks at the figures, it is evident one feels safe if they go out with company

.Only 4% are do not seem to subscribe to this view.

(One never knows whether both the responses are from the same person).

So if you feel safe with company why not opt for it  in the interest of your safety.

Complaint about Public Places.

45% say Toilets must be clean.

This applies to men as well.

Cleanliness is not Gender Specific unless if people are not clean.

Struggle For Independence.

Home Makers and Unemployed  29% want Independence.

Under sub clause in the same finding, 42% work for Financial Independence: 12% for Money

So it is all a question of being not committed for the family- “I would like to be independent of every one’-

Translate into common parlance ‘I am not sure of the relationship  and I want to be independent’

If the spouse also thinks the same way, then Marriage  and Family go out of the window.

Who takes the decision  on Big Investments?

39% say Husband.

Wait till you hear this data under the heading.

Who decides on Savings?

Woman decide.

40%

Who decides on method of  Contraception?

Women 21%

You decide on savings, contraception and yet say Husband decides on Big Investments.

It is like a man saying ‘I take all major decisions like obeying wife  while she does all unimportant things like finance; raising kids!

Either the Survey is skewed, or did not ask the relevant questions ….

Or Women being Women?

What is Women’s Day ,r Mother’s Day, father’s Day?

As if they no longer remain one on the other days!

Times of India and IMRB Survey Report.

Women’s Freedom.

Bangalore is safe, but not safe enough. At least, that seems to be what the majority of women living in the city believe, based on a study commissioned by The Times of India. The study, which is based on a survey of 900 women conducted by IMRB in six cities across the country, looked at various issues faced by women, beginning with safety, services available, gender issues at home and the workplace, health and financial issues. It shows that while women feel relatively safer in Bangalore compared to other cities, in absolute terms, opinions are divided. An overwhelming 64% of the city’s women said they do not feel safe in the city after sunset, and only 17% said they felt safe “at any time of the day.”

Some parts of the city are perceived to be less safe than others. TheMarathahalli Ring Road area, for instance, is perceived to be either “unsafe for women” or “very unsafe for women” by more than a third of those surveyed. “The stretch of Outer Ring Road between Marathahalli and Bellandur, where I live, is definitely underlit and possibly unsafe. The few times I’ve had to wait alone at Marathahalli junction for a bus or auto haven’t been pleasant,” says Ankita Sharma, who works in an HR firm in Brookefield and travels by public transport. Sharma says there are no street lights in this area and the operators of private vehicles soliciting passengers can get rude and hostile. “After the Delhi rape incident, I became especially wary of these private vehicles. I don’t know if any of them have proper licenses and whether the police keeps an eye on them,” she adds.

Other areas where women felt “unsafe” or “very unsafe” included Kengeri Road and the stretch between BEL Road and Vidyaranyapura. Even the morning stroll, so long a part of the Bangalorean’s day, seems to have become fraught. More than half the women (53%) IMRB spoke to felt unsafe during their morning walks. An increasing number of women feel so insecure that they have begun contemplating carrying a weapon – 42% of the respondents said that they “felt the need to carry a weapon/article of self-defence”

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/What-women-in-Bangalore-want-Safety-cleanliness-and-freedom/articleshow/18857074.cms?

I can ad my comments on other statistics.

Can some one tell me what Freedom is being referred to here?