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One is a celebrity from mid 80's or in 90's established in Tamil Nadu and the other one is a Legend who is very informative and has his own style and a very long history from his childhood and had many relations or connections with the wizards in tamil cinema or in other industries throughout his entire career. So when i - a hard core thalaivar fan tune to kamal's interview to get some informations or a glimpse of his unknown side by getting his answers from the interview questions, it is totally an uninformative one. Interviewing is an art and one cannot expect more when a film personality interviews another film personality. If getting time with Kamal is rare it should be utilised. The whole interview is like an objectification what this society calls about the women or heroines as they are objectified in tamil cinemas without giving enough scope for performance. The interview was all about the concept of lip lock and to identify the lips of various heroines in a puz...

Comparisons between Misson impossible rogue nation and few recent James bond 007 films. In the stylish bike chasing scene, Tom cruise applies break suddenly and falling down after seeing the heroine standing in the middle if the road. In casino royal, in Aston Martin, whole chasing the kidnappers, bond applies break suddenly and the car somersaults for a record time after bond saw the heroine vesper with both hands and legs tied and lying down in the middle of the road. Tom cruise tries to identify the villain during an opera and some stunts are choreographed synchronously. In quantum of solace, bond sends a series if pictures from the participants who are suspected to be villains and stunts are performed in sync with the opera. In the pressure water, Tom cruise was saved by the heroine atlast. In casino royal, bond was saved by the heroine atlast after he failed to connect the lead in the life saver instrument.  Tom cruise has a female partner who is work...

"Philosophy is not the real thing, and to be a philosopher is just to go astray". It is not just easy to read a book fully. It is like a meditation. The writings should inspire you. Nonetheless the book shouldnt make you to leave it alone after reading few pages. Its just like that. Bought a book of Osho in book exhibition and read from the start few weeks before, but i was like in no man's land and it just felt that i am reading it as if i am reading a newspaper without any interest. Then again, i just moved the pages to get glimpse of it to search if anything strikes me to continue. There came a pause and with the above mentioned lines i was taken aback. Ok let me start reading from this point. It is like a smooth take off in an highway without any toll plazas and motel stops. Fantastic narration, which makes you to re-read. The way philosophy and philosophers are explained is such true from my point of view being an athiest. It is truely an osho way. Just g...

Source: http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/2014/11/28/Now-Artificial-Lung-Till-Patient-gets-Transplant/article2544472.ece Lung-i dance. Bahrain-born Fatima Ahmed may not be able to manage that with her own two failed lungs, but she can certainly give it a shot with the artificial one that doctors have attached - between her legs. A couple of years ago, doctors gave patients with heart failure external pumps (LVAD/HVAD) to keep them going till a suitable heart for transplant became available. Now, they’ve managed the same for when your lungs give out. Surgeons at Global Hospitals used a device called the Novalung to ‘breathe’ for a 64-year-old Bahraini woman, who underwent a lung transplant two years ago. An artificial, membrane-filled device that requires no external power source, the Novalung takes blood from the femoral artery, removes Carbon dioxide, adds oxygen and returns the blood to the femoral vein. “It’s tough enough to find a suitable lung to transplan...

Source: http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/Woman-with-Organs-on-Her-Opposite-Side-Delivers-4.1-kg-Baby/2014/09/16/article2433684.ece CHENNAI: A 26-year-old woman, with major visceral organs including the heart located opposite to the actual position, delivered a macrosomic baby girl weighing 4.1 kg at an urban health centre in the city on Monday. Significantly, this is the third baby for the woman. Doctors said Bhuvaneshwari (26) of Injambakkam, wife of a labourer in a steel manufacturing company, who has  congenital anomaly called Dextrocardia with Situs Inversus totalis, had a normal delivery at Sri Ramakrishna Vivekananda Health Post around 10 am. The woman’s  condition is found one in 50,000 births where organs like heart, lungs, liver and spleen are located in the reverse position in the body. Hence, unlike other delivery cases, doctors said the woman had chances of developing cardiac complications during labour or post-delivery. “In her ca...

Source: http://epaper.newindianexpress.com/c/3569023 In a rarest event, Chennai-based Fortis Center for Heart Failure & Transplantation (Fortis Malar Hospital) has successfully performed heart transplantation surgery on a 12-year-old girl hailing from Mulapet area here. The girl, Rachasiri Mahalakshmi, who underwent surgery in August, was brought to Nellore on Wendesday. Speaking to media persons, Dr. K.R. Balakrishnan, who performed the heart transplantation, said Mahalakshmi had been suffernig from a condition called 'Idiopathic dilated cardiomypathy' for the past 10 years. The problem was noticed when she was two years old. Since then, it was medically managed but in vain as her condition was started deteriorating in the last couple of years. She was eventually refereed to the Fortis hospital where doctors registered her with the Tamil Nadu government for a hart transplant, and luckily got the heart of a 23-year-old boy who was declared brain dead following a r...

Source: http://epaper.newindianexpress.com/c/3524145 The common perception about people with liver trouble is that they're either supremely unhealthy or alcoholic. But when someone like Mandolin Srinivas, who does not fall into either category, falls prey to hepatic diseases like cirrhosis, it can be quite an eye-opener. According to Dr. Mohamed Rela, one of the country's foremost experts on Liver Transplantation and surgeon at Global Health City, alcoholism and obesity aren't the largest causes of cirrhosis in India. "Fatty liver disease causes more cirrhosis than alcohol. The percentage of alcoholics developing cirrhosis is barely 10-15 per cent," he explains. Rela says that there are 15-odd metabolic conditions that can cause cirrhosis, most of which are genetic. "They can affect even children, so it's not surprising to see it present in non-alcoholic adults." Cirrhosis by itself is bad enough. But when it combines with inoperable tumours o...