This is my attempt to paint Warli. I have used poster colour on chart paper.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Friday, July 30, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Thursday, December 3, 2009
My recent visit to Church
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
H1N1 Influenza
The 2009 Swine flu outbreak:
An outbreak of swine flu or influenza A virus subtype H1N1 began in Mexico in April 2009 and then it was reported in parts of the world. Soon it became apparent that, a pandemic was "imminent". For describing the spread of a disease two words namely, " pandemic" and "epidemic" are used. Aandemic means the prevalence of an infectious disease over a much larger region than in case of an epidemic.
The 2009 putbreak was first detected in Mexico City on 18th March where there was a sudden increase in cases of influenza-like illness.
What causes a pandemic?
To cause an influenza pandemic the virus must be entirely new or one which has not circulated widely in the human population and for which there is no vaccine. In a pandemic not all people become infected, but nearly all become susceptible to infection.
Influenza A viruses
Viruses are a large group of infectious agents ranging from 10 to 250 nanometers in diameter and composed of a protein sheath surrounding a nucleic acid core. Viruses are capable of infecting all animals, plants and bacteria.
It is interesting to note that though influenza is an important disease of humans, the disease-causing virus wa first isolated from poultry.
An outbreak of swine flu or influenza A virus subtype H1N1 began in Mexico in April 2009 and then it was reported in parts of the world. Soon it became apparent that, a pandemic was "imminent". For describing the spread of a disease two words namely, " pandemic" and "epidemic" are used. Aandemic means the prevalence of an infectious disease over a much larger region than in case of an epidemic.
The 2009 putbreak was first detected in Mexico City on 18th March where there was a sudden increase in cases of influenza-like illness.
What causes a pandemic?
To cause an influenza pandemic the virus must be entirely new or one which has not circulated widely in the human population and for which there is no vaccine. In a pandemic not all people become infected, but nearly all become susceptible to infection.
Influenza A viruses
Viruses are a large group of infectious agents ranging from 10 to 250 nanometers in diameter and composed of a protein sheath surrounding a nucleic acid core. Viruses are capable of infecting all animals, plants and bacteria.
It is interesting to note that though influenza is an important disease of humans, the disease-causing virus wa first isolated from poultry.
Friday, August 28, 2009
tomato maggi
yes! tomato maggi...
my invention i would say.
all you need is curry leaves,onion,potato and
more of tomatoes.
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