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Wednesday, December 3

Man United

1:45 AM

Stoke City

Leicester City

1:45 AM

Liverpool

Burnley FC

1:45 AM

Newcastle

Swansea City

1:45 AM

QPR

Crystal Palace

2:00 AM

Aston Villa

West Brom

2:00 AM

West Ham

Thursday, December 4

Sunderland

1:45 AM

Man City

Chelsea

1:45 AM

Tottenham

Everton

1:45 AM

Hull City

Arsenal

1:45 AM

Southampton

Saturday, December 6

Newcastle

6:45 PM

Chelsea

Liverpool

9:00 PM

Sunderland

Stoke City

9:00 PM

Arsenal

QPR

9:00 PM

Burnley FC

Tottenham

9:00 PM

Crystal Palace

Hull City

9:00 PM

West Brom

Man City

11:30 PM

Everton

Sunday, December 7

West Ham

7:30 PM

Swansea City

Aston Villa

10:00 PM

Leicester City

Tuesday, December 9

Southampton

2:00 AM

Man United

All times are in Bangladesh Standard Time

Saturday, December 6

Newcastle

6:45 PM

Chelsea

Liverpool

9:00 PM

Sunderland

Stoke City

9:00 PM

Arsenal

QPR

9:00 PM

Burnley FC

Tottenham

9:00 PM

Crystal Palace

Hull City

9:00 PM

West Brom

Man City

11:30 PM

Everton

Sunday, December 7

West Ham

7:30 PM

Swansea City

Aston Villa

10:00 PM

Leicester City

Tuesday, December 9

Southampton

2:00 AM

Man United

Saturday, December 13

Leicester City

9:00 PM

Man City

Sunderland

9:00 PM

West Ham

Crystal Palace

9:00 PM

Stoke City

Burnley FC

9:00 PM

Southampton

Chelsea

9:00 PM

Hull City

West Brom

9:00 PM

Aston Villa

Arsenal

11:30 PM

Newcastle

Sunday, December 14

Man United

7:30 PM

Liverpool

Swansea City

10:00 PM

Tottenham

Tuesday, December 16

Everton

2:00 AM

QPR

All times are in Bangladesh Standard Time

Saturday, December 20

Man City

6:45 PM

Crystal Palace

West Ham

9:00 PM

Leicester City

Tottenham

9:00 PM

Burnley FC

Hull City

9:00 PM

Swansea City

Aston Villa

9:00 PM

Man United

Friday, December 26

Chelsea

6:45 PM

West Ham

West Brom

9:00 PM

Man City

Sunderland

9:00 PM

Hull City

Everton

9:00 PM

Stoke City

Leicester City

9:00 PM

Tottenham

All times are in Bangladesh Standard Time

Australian co-ordinators in the search for a missing Malaysian plane say a Chinese ship has detected a pulse signal for a second time, within hours of it being heard earlier on Saturday.

Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston called the discovery in the southern Indian Ocean an "important and encouraging lead".

He warned that the data were still unverified.

British naval ship HMS Echo is sailing to the area to investigate further.

It is expected to arrive in the early hours of Monday.

Australian aircraft were also on their way, Air Chief Marshal Houston told reporters. Australian naval vessel Ocean Shield would be heading to the latest search area once it had investigated a third acoustic detection elsewhere.

Both HMS Echo and ADV Ocean Shield have technology able to detect underwater signals emitted by data recorders.

Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared on 8 March with 239 people on board. Investigators believe it crashed in the Indian Ocean although no confirmed debris has been found. The battery-powered signal from the "black box" recorders fades after 30 days.

Caution urged

After confirming details of the first pulse detected on Saturday which had "characteristics consistent with" an aircraft's flight recorder, Air Chief Marshal Houston told a news briefing at Pearce Air Base near Perth of a second signal.

"[Saturday] afternoon Perth time, there was another acoustic detection less than 2 km (1.2 miles) from the original."

The second signal lasted about 90 seconds, he said.

The search co-ordinator insisted the latest developments should be treated as unverified "until such time as we can provide an unequivocal determination".

"We are working in a very big ocean and within a very large search area, and so far since the aircraft went missing we have had very few leads which allow us to narrow the search area," he said.

"I assure you that we will follow up and exhaust every credible lead that we receive."

A dozen military aircraft and 13 ships are already searching three areas about 2,000 km (1,240 miles) north-west of the Australian city of Perth.

They will cover some 216,000 sq km on Sunday.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott earlier said he was "hopeful but by no means certain" that the signal detected on Saturday was linked to missing flight MH370.

Haixun 01 picked up the first so-called "ping" signal at about 25 degrees south latitude and 101 degrees east longitude, state-run Xinhua news agency said.

The signal reportedly had a frequency of 37.5kHz - the same as that emitted by the flight recorders.

Three people on board the boat were said to have heard the pings, which were not recorded as they came suddenly.

Xinhua also reported that a Chinese military plane had spotted a number of white floating objects about 90km away a few hours earlier.

Flight MH370 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing four weeks ago.

Malaysia earlier announced it had set up three ministerial committees to help co-ordinate the search, and a new investigation team which would include members from Australia, China, the US, the UK and France.

- Source BBC (6th April 2014)

Talking about 'sex' among us will automatically grab the attention of
any person making it more inquisitive. Everyone hesitate to talk about
sex, they take it as a bad thing not even the parents as well as the
teachers. Teachers in school doesn't provide the adequate knowledge
about 'sex' and their associated diseases to the students, and so on
the increasing age increases the desire of sex among the youngsters,
which is a normal physiological phenomenon and oneday they may get
involved in such activities called 'sex'. But talking about STD, we
know these get transferred in people during unprotected sexual
intercourse, not only the sex but the sexual activity where there is
involvement of genital secretion and as well as unscreened or poorly
screened of blood transfusion also transfer these diseases.

Age group of 18 - 25 years are the main victims of STD's. In context
of Nepal the most common is Gonorrhoea, as it is caused by the virus
it has got cure till now, but HIV AIDS is the matter of concern
because it develops slowly and sometime it may be asymptomatic and on
later stage make the person immunocompromised and favour other
infections. And now the Genital Herpes has come to contrast and is
increasing. HIV and Genital Herpes both are caused by the viruses, but
death due to HIV take years than Genital Herpes. Due to less anti
viral drug these viral infections can't get a proper cure.

People rarely visit doctor in Nepal, usually they feel shy and also
they fear of disclosing their secrecy. So most of the patient remain
out of treatment in the primitive stage of the disease and at last
when the disease get worsen they come alone or with their family.
Doctor should also be faithful and concerned about disclosing the
patient privacy.

People should be aware that most of the STD's are curable, so if they
have any genital problems they should consult the doctor soon as
possible, as there is a saying "Stitch in time, saves Nine". To stop
transmission always use a condom, do regular check up and do timely
screening of blood. So, practice safe sex and enjoy a happy life.

As we can see nowadays many people suffering from cold as the winter
season is on its way, this cold happens to be, due to change in
season. In context of Nepal, its prevalence increases slowly after the
end of Dashain or we can say from 1st week of Kartik and remains high
to last week of Kartik or it may extend to the 2nd week of Mangshir
aswell (October-November), and than it slowly declines. Seasonal
change in realtive humidity may also affect the prevalence of colds.
As well as, many schools and colleges remain shutdown for winter
vacation which prompt people spend more time indoors which increase
the chances of spread of cold viruses from one person to another.

The most common cold causing viruses survive better when humidity is
low, the colder months of the year. Cold weather also may make the
nasal passages lining drier and making more vulnerable to viral
infection.


¤ Spreading of Colds

It usually depends on various means, and most of all it depends on the
type of the virus. Any or all of the following routes may be the cause
of transmission:-

1) Touching:- Infectious respiratory secretions can be present on any
material or article or surfaces. This mode is most common and gets
transmitted while touching the infectious particle and then touching
the eye or nose.

2) Inhalation:- This usually occurs in a close confined room or in the
crowdy places. It can be sub-divided in two parts,

i) Inhaling relatively large particles of respiratory secretions
transported briefly in air, and

ii) Inhaling droplet nuclei, these are the smaller infectious
particles suspended in the air for long periods of time.

Rhinovirus, the most common virus known to cause the common cold,
which are shed in highest concentraion in the nasal secretions. A
person is most likely to transmit rhino viruses in the second to
fourth day of infection, when the virus in the nasal secretion is
highest. Latest study reveal that treatment of colds increase the
amount of virus in the nasal secretion which make the sufferer more of
a hazard to others.



¤ Prevention

Handwashing is the simplest and most effective way to keep from
getting rhinovirus colds. Not touching the nose or eyes is another.
Individuals with colds should always sneeze or cough into a facial
tissue, and promptly throw it away. If possible, one should avoid
close, prolonged exposure to persons who have colds. Because
rhinoviruses can survive up to three hours outside the nasal passages
on inanimate objects and skin, cleaning environmental surfaces with a
virus-killing disinfectant might help prevent spread of infection.