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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Android ListActivity Example How to display Tabular Data
Android ListActivity Example How to display Tabular Data
Casting In Movie -: Gillian Anderson, David Arquette, Priyanka Bose
Released Year -: 1 April 2016 (USA)
Country From -: USA
Language Used -: English
Genres seems -: Drama
Plot: A girl risks everything for freedom after being trafficked from her mountain village in Nepal to a brothel in India.
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Friday, March 31, 2017
AntiX 11 Core Install How to
AntiX 11 Core Install How to
A fellow compadre in the AntiX world made a nice how to for installing AntiX 11 i686 core iso on
his Laptop Computer.
He includes a /etc/apt/sources.list also for the uninitiated also.
All credit goes to
Written by Brian Masinick on October 1, 2011
Brians Blog
Just so you know how good a core install looks. Here is my AntiX 8.5 i686 core install from last year with a LXDE Desktop instead and Liqourix Kernel. Nice thing about a core install is you can tweak it to your own personal tastes. Then dd it (copy it byte for byte) if wishing to save config for later.
By the way. The top task bar and bottom task bar auto hide when not in use. I just showed them for the screen shot to show what apps can be had for the taking from Debian Testing.
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Sunday, February 5, 2017
Angina What it is and How it differs from a Heart Attack
Angina What it is and How it differs from a Heart Attack
Angina, according to Merriam-Webster, is a heart disease that causes brief periods of intense chest pain.
The symptoms of angina as enumerated in A Year of Health Hints are:
- Squeezing pressure or heaviness or mild ache in the chest.
- A feeling that you’re choking or shortness of breath.
- A feeling of aching in the chest muscles, jaw, one or both arms, neck and/or back.
- A sensation of heaviness, tingling, or numbness (most commonly in the left arm).
- A feeling of gas in the upper abdomen and lower chest.
The following are the similarities between angina and a heart attack:
- Both can be caused by a build-up of fatty plaque (atherosclerosis) in the heart arteries, blocking or slowing delivery of blood to the heart.
- In both, the pain can be felt in the chest, arms, shoulders, and/or neck.
- Both may be brought on by extreme physical exertion.
- Both are most prevalent in men who are 50 and older and women who are past menopause.
But there is a key difference: A heart attack leaves damaged or injured heart muscle in its wake; angina does not. Rather, anginal pain is a warning sign of a potential heart attack. The discomfort indicates that the heart isn’t getting enough blood.
A doctor, the article continues, can diagnose angina as stable or unstable. Unstable angina, a symptom of coronary artery disease, requires immediate attention. High blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking, or a family history of atherosclerotic heart diseaseincrease the odds of angina.
If you’ve experienced angina, the following steps can head off further attacks:
- Consult your doctor or cardiologist. He or she will probably prescribe a medication to temporarily dilate, or widen, the coronary arteries.
- Don’t smoke. Nicotine in cigarettes constricts the arteries and prevents proper blood flow.
- Avoid large, heavy meals; eat lighter meals throughout the day.
- After eating, rest or engage in some quiet activity.
- Minimize exposure to cold, windy weather.
- Lower your cholesterol level, if high.
- Follow a low-fat, low-saturated fat diet.
- Take lipid-lowering medicines if prescribed.
- Avoid sudden physical exertion, such as running to catch a bus.”
Used with permission from A Year of Health Hints by Don R Powell, PHD and the American Institute for Preventive Medicine, copyright 2010. www.healthylife.com
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