Viral infections make up perhaps one third of cases of food poisoning in developed countries. In the US, more than 50% of cases are viral and noroviruses are the most common foodborne illness, causing 57% of outbreaks in 2004.
Piran, means wisest amongst the wise ones. -- novzar 7/10/2005. St. Pirin, believed born in the 4th or 5th century. Legend has it St.Piran was thrown from the cliffs of Ireland by chieftains, he floated across the Celtic sea on a millstone, to land at Perranporth beach and built an oratory.He charmed people and discovered how to smelt tin by lighting a fire from which the hot black stone gave forth a stream of white liquid.He lived for 200 years and met his end by falling down a well, drunk. (Eileen Carter) In the Shadow of St Piran. Several spellings of the name: Piran, Pirrin, Perran and Peran.Said to be derived from Peter, the rock.s mentioned on Wikipedia: This was due to the widely recognised ability of the P-Celtic or Brythonic letter 'P' to transform into the Q-Celtic or Gaelic letter 'C'. And as Cornish is a 'Brythonic' Celtic language whilst Irish is a 'Gaelic' Celtic language, that certainly makes sense.
To do Simran is the physical act of sitting in a cross-legged position and meditating, uttering or chanting  Naam  - the name of God. The process brings calmness to the mind and allows one to concentrate on the image or qualities of God.he word simran is derived from the Sanskrit word Smaran meaning Remembrance. Also translates to âMeditationâ â The verb Simar, which is derived from Simran means meditating. It says in the SGGS that by carrying out Simran the person is purified and attains Salvation or Mukti.