Smart Watch in Nepal

The use of watch now is not limited for time only. In the name of “Smart Watch” in the market nowadays the modern watch works as minicomputer. Due to its attractive design and function it is becoming popular in Nepali Market also.   

Although it was introduced in global market a bit before it is just now becoming popular in Nepal. Still to some it may be an unknown product. 

We can find from rupees 2 thousand to about 1 lakh. We can get cheap Chinese smart watch to expensive ones of Samsung and Apple.

The sale of inexpensive and unguaranteed Chinese smart watch is high in the market. The watch does several function of mobile itself. The increase production of mobile was about to displace watch, but now smart watch is flowing in the market.

We can read e-mail and message likewise browse internet, camera, Calendar, Music control, Alarm, Map and Weather Alert, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. It can be connected to Smartphone and other wireless devices for phone call, message, and social network and use different other applications. Some Smartphone works as portable media player also.

Currently Apple, Samsung, Huawai, LG are manufacturing different features Smart phones in the global market.

Myopia and its status in Nepal

    

     

Nepal is seeing a high rise in the number of myopia-related cases in recent years. In fact, according to a report published by our Ministry of Health and Population in 2011, there were an estimated 11 million cases of myopia in the country.  According to a report published by the World Health Organization (WHO), there was an  estimated case of  158 million cases of myopia worldwide in 2007. By some estimates, one-third of the world’s population—2.5 billion people—could be affected by shortsightedness by the end of this decade.

What causes Myopia?

Definition:   Myopia (Nearsightedness) is a refractive defect of the eye in which distant object appear blurred because their image are focused in front of the retina rather than on it.

Myopia is the most common refractive error of the eye and is becoming more prevalent. Severe Myopia can lead to other complications such as retinal detachment, eye floaters and macular degeneration.

        

  Our eyes were never designed by evolution for the way we use them today. In order for the eye to focus on close objects, the ciliary muscle tightens and causes the lens of the eye to thicken. Constant focusing on close objects causes a spam on the ciliary muscle, a constant pulling on the sclera and a related pressure increases in the vitreous or large chamber of the eye. As the sclera stretches and becomes larger, the body creates more liquid in the vitreous to fill the increased volume. This is the body’s simple way of refining the vision by reducing the normal farsightedness of the infant. This natural elongation of the eye becomes abnormal when the eye has no farsightedness left and moves into a myopic condition. 

Genetic Causation:

• More correlated in identical twins than fraternal twins
• More correlated between parents and children than “by chance”
• Gene mutations associated with severe Myopia (SCO2)
• Wide Variation between different ethnic groups

        Asia 70-90%

        Europe/America 30-40%

        Africa 10-20%

Environmental Causation:

• Large increase among Aboriginal People after Western Schooling 
• Correlation between Myopia prevalence and academic achievement
• Experimental demonstration of defocus- induced ocular growth in animals

Diet and Myopia:

• Some studies implicate contribution to Myopia from
• Hyperinsulinamia and insulin resistance
• Excess intake of carbhohydrate and whole grains
• Deficiency of fish Oil and essential fatty acids
• Mineral Deficiency (Copper)

How Can Myopia be reversed?

Hormesis:

Hormesis is the beneficial response of an organism to a low dose stressor that is otherwise detrimental or lethal at high dose.

Examples

Exercise                                             Active focusing

Immunization                                    UV radiation

Calorie restriction                              Phytonutrients

Cold exposure                                   Callus formation

Heat Exposure                                   Barefoot running   

Active Focusing techniques

1.Print pushing

For Myopes, this is done by repeatedly pushing a printed page just slightly outside the range of focus, and allowing it to sharpen up or clear. The eye gradually adapts to increase its range. This can be done with different objects at different ranges. So it can be done with fine print close up, but also with larger objects in the distance. It is  especially useful to focus sharp lines, such as overhead electrical  transmission lines, and houses or trees with sharp edges. For Myopes it is best carried out by use plus lenses.

2.Use of plus lenses while reading

3.Progressively weaker lenses

4.Fusing Ghosted Images

Nepali And Scientific Name Of Some Plant Found In Nepal

1. Argeli-Edgeworthia  gerdeneri

2. Alaichi-Amomum subulatum

3. Aallo-Giardana diversifilam

4. Amriso-Thysanolxena maxima

5. Aamala-Emblica officinalis

6. Attis-Aconitum heterophyllium

7. Angeri-Lyonia ovalifolia

8. Asuro-Adhatoda vasica

9. Aakashebeli-Cuscuta reflexa

10. Aak-Cslotropis gigantica

11. Timur-Zanthaxylum armatum

12. Indreniful-Citrullus Calosynthis

13. Aaiselu-Rubus ellipticus

14. Jamun-Syzygium cumini

15.Kafal-Myrica esculenta

16. Chilaune-Schima wallichiana

17. Kabela-Fritilleria cirrhosa

18. Kaulo-Persea spps.

19. Katus-Castonopsis indicia

20. kimbu-Morus alba

21. Kutki-Picorrhizea latifolia

22. Kalo Muslai-Curculigo orchidies

23.Rudraksha-Elaeocarpus sphaericus

24.Simal-Bombax ceiba

25.Badhar- Atrocarpus lakoocha 

26. Kande Lude-Amaranthus spnosus

27. Kharsu-Quercus semicarpofolia

28. Khanyu-Ficus Semicordata

29. Khayer-Acacia Catechu

30. Ghol Tabre-Centella asiatica

31. Chiuri-Bassia butyric

32. Chattiban-Alstonica scholais

33.Titepati-Artemisia spps.

34. Tulsi-Ocium sanctum

35. Neem-Azaduracgta ubduca

36. Pipala-Piper longum

37. Pudina -Mentha spicsta

38. Banmasa-Eupatorium odoratum

39. Bel-Aegle mametos

40. Rithha-Sapindus mukorossi

How to use Adobe photoshop CS6 after 30 days trial is finished?

Step 1;

First go to C:\program files\adobe\adobe photoshop CS6  (64bit)\ AMT

Step 2:

Find a file "application.xml".

Step 3;

Edit the file using Notepad.

Step 4:

Find a line 'trial serial number".

Step 5:

There you can get a series of number Change the last number to one step above it. (Suppose if there is 6 change it to 7).

Step 6:

Save the file after editing if it fails to save due to permission error save the file somewhere and replace in the same destination.

Then you can use your Adobe photoshop  without trial.