Ladies: How do I keep myself safe at a party Function

New social settings like parties are a fun way for you to spend time with your friends. Most of the time parties are safe, but sometimes things can happen that can make a party a dangerous place to be. It's important to know what to do if a party gets out of control and how to keep yourself safe.

• Never walk away with strangers.
• Never be alone with someone who has been drinking or taking drugs.
• Do not drink alcohol or do drugs.
• Tell your parents and friends where you are going.
• Never get in a car with someone who has been drinking or doing drugs.

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Christmas is thus about God and Love


Christmas gifts need to come from the bottom of your heart Your heart needs to be an ocean filled with love like the ocean is filled with water all year - your heart needs to be filled with love all year it's Christmas time all year - time to make Christmas gifts all year - each day!


wish you and your family a happy Christmas and make your all days full of success and happieness

Why blocked nose distress food Taste

As anyone suffering during a head cold knows, food tastes wrong when the nose is congested, an experience that leads many to conclude that the sense of taste operates usually only when the olfactory system is also in excellent working order.

Evidence that the taste system influences olfactory perception, however, has been vanishingly rare—awaiting now. In a novel study this week in Nature Neuroscience, a Brandeis researcher details just such an influence.

Neuroscientist Don Katz and colleagues discovered that if the taste cortex in rats is inactivated when a rat first smells an odour, at least a food odour.

“We discovered that rats use their taste system to smell with, so when you knock out the taste cortex, yet for an hour, as we did, you alter their sense of smell".

Andaman seafood is Amazing Food

One of favorite food is seafood. Here is news you will love! Many different fish, crabs, lobsters and prawns exclusive to the Andamans are right here in the city.


Brought to you by Andaman Seafood, Nungambakkam, the variety also includes snappers, groupers, sea tiger prawns, live mud crab and Andaman oil shark (dog shark). The products are said to be airlifted in a cooled environment and repacked in the city, without adding preservatives.

The outlet also conducts sessions every month to educate consumers on the preparation of lobsters, cutting, including cleaning, and storage. In this sea food is good for health.

India: Swine (H1N1) flu Death Count 759

There seems to be no respite from the swine (H1N1) flu pandemic as it continues to take a toll with eleven deaths reported 18th December Thursday, swelling the national count to 759, according to an official statement released today friday.

While 2 deaths each were reported from Gujarat and Delhi during the day, reports of seven deaths that had occurred earlier were also confirmed the same day. Of these seven deaths, three had occurred in Delhi and 2 each in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Record of fatalities nationwide

Among all the states, Maharashtra continues to be the worst hit state wide, accounting for 247 deaths so far. Next to it is Karnataka, which has lost over 123 lives.

The total swine flu fatalities are 104 in Rajasthan, 64 in Gujarat, 52 each in Delhi and Andhra Pradesh, 30 in Kerala, 24 in Haryana, 14 in Punjab, 10 in Uttarakhand, 7 in Tamil Nadu, 6 in Puducherry, 5 each in Goa, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh, 3 each in Uttar Pradesh and Orissa, and 2 in Chhattisgarh. One death each was also reported from Jammu, Madhya Pradesh & Kashmir and Mizoram.

Scientists find clues why H1N1 virus kills

To contain the deadly swine flu virus, scientists are carrying out studies to find out the exact reason why people infected with the lethal contagion develop an uncontrolled immune response resulting which they die.

Recently, they claim to have discovered high levels of a molecule called Interleukin 17 (IL-17) in the blood of those infected with H1N1.

They hypothesized that elevated levels of this molecule may be proving fatal for those who tested positive for swine flu.

India: Swine (H1N1) flu toll climbs to 92 in Pune

The Swine flu toll in the city rose to 92 after a 6 month pregnant woman succumbed to the H1N1 disease in a hospital here, health officials said today.

The woman died last night.

According to Dr Ashok Mehta, Joint Director, health, 10 more new fresh cases were detected in the city during the last 24 hours and the number of critical patients stood at 21 out of whom 8 needed ventilator support.

Various hospitals in the city admitted 33 new swine (H1N1) flu infected patients during this period, he said.

Meanwhile, the organizers of the winter Savai Gandharva music festival, a much awaited annual occasion held here attracting a galaxy of vocalists and lovers of classical music, have postponed the contest indefinitely in view of the Swine flu spread caused by overcrowding in public places.