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The American Heart Association announced today new recommendations for the way CPR is performed. The small change could make a big difference in the lives of people suffering from cardiac arrest, the organization says. For nearly 40 years, CPR guidelines have trained people to follow these simple A-B-C instructions—tilt the victim's head back to open the airway, then pinch their nose and do a succession of breaths into their mouth, and finally perform chest compressions. But now, the AHA says starting with the C of chest compressions will help oxygen-rich blood circulate throughout the body sooner, which is critical for people who have had a heart attack. With this shift, rescuers and responding emergency personnel should now follow a C-A-B process—begin with chest compression, then move on to address the airway and breaths. This change applies to adults, children, and babies, but does not apply to newborns. The revision is a part of the 2010 emergency cardiovascular care report p

2003 was the thousandth anniversary of the year that Rajaraja Chola initiated construction of the magnificent Brihadeswara temple. It took the Chola architects and masons a mere seven years to build that giant structure. 2003 was also the year that New Delhi won the bid to stage the Commonwealth Games. Once again the Indian establishment had seven years to build something that would leave a mark. What did we get? Bridges collapsing? Tiles falling off the roof of a stadium? Roads that lay dug up for months on end, until they were hastily tarred -- so poorly that they might not last a single year? Trees that were slaughtered and pavements that disappeared overnight? Delhi was so scarred and pitted that in September a grim Union health minister warned that stagnant pools at construction sites were breeding grounds for mosquitoes -- and dengue fever. The Commonwealth Games, may I state without hesitation, represent one of the greatest assaults on Delhi since the days of Nadir Shah and the

Long Gap since I have made a Personal post on the blog. Lack of effort is the Reason. Last few Months were casual. Work load was Low during the month of August & September due to Vacation in Middle East & Ramadan Season. After that thing started to because little bit tough but it is alright. I tried my luck with PSC two months back, it will be a miracle if I get into the List. Made a visit to Old Campus at Ooty last month to attend the CSICE Alumni meet 2010. It was a wonderful Event. Around 110 old students attend with only I representing the Malayali’s student of entire 12 batches. I also had the honour to address the gathering and I have request the management make effort to invite some of the old student who in good position to College for Various departmental Function. More details on the Report of CSICE Alumni Meet. Lot of thing happening around the World. Champion League in South Africa, Floods in Pakistan, CWG Corruption Charges & Mess, Foul cry of opposition relat

Made a visit to CSI Campus at Ooty on Sept 18th 2010 to attend the CSICE Alumni meet 2010. It was a wonderful Event. Around 110 old students attend with only I representing the Malayali’s student of entire 12 batches. I also had the chance to address the gathering and I have request the management make effort to invite some of the old student who in good position to College for Various departmental Function & also reactivate the alumni for the Benefit of the college. From our batch myself, mahaveer, Arun, renjith & chiranjeevi were present. Some of our superior seniors have joined the college as staff after completing MS/ME. New alumni link have been included in the college website. Please join in the Alumni Website. Two new dept (EC & Civil) started in the campus. New buildings have risen and look better than our time.