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Name Year College and Event Prize WonM.Annie Amala Final year RVSCET,Paper presentation SecondS.AmanNisha Final year RVSCET,Paper presentation SecondS.Kavipriya Dharrsini Final year RVSCET,Paper presentation SecondS.Abirami Final year RVSCET,Paper presentation Second

N.Aishwarya Final year K.Ramakrishna CET,Trichy Paper presentation Second

A.Afal Aathika Final year K.Ramakrishna CET,Trichy Paper presentation Second

S.Swarnalakshmi& M.Supraba Final year

TCET,MaduraiCoding(SYNAPSE)Coding(TECHUTSAV)

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J.Tamilarasi Final yearSSMCET, Paper presentationKARPAGAMCET, Paper presentationMPNCET, Project paper presentation

ThirdFirstSecond

M.SuprabaR.VijayapandiS.Sowmiya

Final year IIT Bombay, National Level Robtics Competition Fifth

K.Jothimalar Final year PSNACET,Connexion SecondS.Deepashree Final year PSNACET, Power observation FirstM.Gigithra Final year PSNACET, Poem writing SecondS.UmadeviG.Shamili Final year

KumaraguruCET, CoimbatoreAppy fiz First

S.Suriyagayathri Final year R.Karpagam University CoimbatorePaper Presentation First

A.Soundarya Final year KARPAGAMCET, Paper Presentation FirstE.NaveenaN.Ramya Final year Bharat Niketan, Paper Presentation Third

N.Anulavanya Final year Jansons institute of college, Paper Presentation Third

R.RishaM.Senkathir selvi Final year VellamalCET, Coding and Hacking First

M.BalajiK.Madhan MithraS.J.Sethupathy

Final year KLNCET,MaduraiQuiz Second

S.Sathish kumarS.Sabari prabhu Final year

KLNCET,MaduraiQuiz First

V.Kaushik SubramanianS.Murugapandian Final year PSNACET,CSEUTSAV’14 (QUIZ) Second

P.Pavun Final year PSNACET, Think different FirstU.KandhavalJ.JeevanandhamG.Sudharsan

Final year Sri KrishnaCET,coimbatorePaper Presentation First

R.Keerthana Final year PSNACET, Multimedia Third

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Name Year College and Event Prize WonM.AravinthT.Balamurugan Third Year

PSG College of Engg &Tech,Mathmenia Second

A.ArunachalamJ.Anand Jovinc Third Year

PSG College of Engg &Tech,Mathmenia Third

J.Sahaya Iruthaya Abika Third Year MPN College of Engg & techPaper Presentation Second

R.JeevasharathiM.Mahendhran Third Year CIT,Tramming First

T.PreethiP.Sharmila Third Year

GnanamaniCET,Paper Presentation Third

K.K.Gowtham Third Year Kalasalingam College of Engg,Coding Third

Vijaya Rahuraman Third Year Kalasalingam College of Engg,C-Debugging First

J.Venkat Prasad Second Year PET Engineering college,Paper PrsentationFirst

Name Year Event Prize Won

U. Ashok Kumar Final year Inter zonal tournamentTIES 2014SILVER MEDALBRONZE MEDAL

Jothy SubramanianK.Rajasekar

Final yearSecond year TIES 2014 (Handball-Male) GOLD MEDAL

K.SrividhyaS.Vasumathy Final year

Basket Ball (Chettinaducet)Basket Ball (PSNACET)Handball (KONGUNADUCET)TIES 2014(Handball-Female)

ThirdSecondSecondSILVER MEDAL

M.UshaA.Suriya Final year

Handball (KONGUNADUCET)TIES 2014(Handball-Female)

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S.Kiruthika Final year Tennekoit(PSNACET) FirstG.Alagunachiyar Third year SSMCET FirstN.Susmitha Third year TIES 2014(Handball-Female) SILVER MEDAL

K.K.Gowtham Third year TIES 2014(Chess) GOLD MEDAL

R.M.Subramanian Second year Inter zonal(Chess) ThirdK.RajasekarT.Vijay Second year Inter zonal(Handball) First

Achievements in Sports M.Vigneshwari is selected in INDIAN TEAM for Handball which is going to held in Pakistan.

J.Amutha Jyothi is selected as BEST STUDENT PERFORMER for the year 2014 by ISTE.

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Department of CSE’s Event

• National Conference Confer-ence on “NGTCC – 14” lecture delivered by Dr.N.Balaji.,HOD-CSE.,KLNCET held on 5th april 2014.

MOU Signing Ceremony

• Pre-conference tuto-rial on “ Android and its Applications” delivered Mr.M.S.JeyakrishnanPerpetro Technologies,Chennai held on 4th april 2014.

• CSI & ISTE Sponsored One Day Seminar on “ In-formation Security & Ethi-cal Hacking “ delivered by Dr.T.Thiagarajan,Registrar,SETS,Chennai, held on 26th March 2014.

MOU Signed with Cloud Kinetics Technology Solu-tions (P) Ltd, Chennai on 25th October.

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Inaugural Ceremony of CSEA Mr. Anil Kumar Pathak,System Engineer,Airbus Defence & Space, Bangalore delivered a lecture held on 19th september 2014.

• Two days FDP on “Cloud Computing & Big Data” conducted by Innovative Dynamic Technology held on 6th & 7th Aug 14.

• Pre-conference tuto-rial on “ Android and its Applications” delivered Mr.M.S.JeyakrishnanPerpetro Technologies,Chennai held on 4th april 2014.

MOU Signed with Cloud Kinetics Technology Solu-tions (P) Ltd, Chennai on 25th October.

• One day seminar on “Future of Robotics” organized by Big-bodhi Academy – Institute for Robotics & Creative Learning, Coimbatore held on 8th Aug 14.

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CSE’s Event • Two days workshop on “Red-Hat Linux and open Source” conducted by Mr.Vinoth from Susee In-formation Systems Pvt. Ltd

• ISTE sponsored One Day Work-shop on “Green Computing and its Challenges” lecture delivered by Dr.S.Sivagurunathan from GRI held on 19th augest 2014

• “CSEUTSAV’14”, Intra Depart-mental events held on 25th

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CTS 53

Wipro 30

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Vernalis 2

Infosys 3

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Si.No Date Name of the Faculty Seminar Title

1. 25.01.14 Dr.D.Shanthi Green Computing

2. 01.02.14 Dr.N.Umamaheswari Soft Computing

3. 01.03.14 Mrs.T.Hemalatha Forensic Analysis

4. 03.05.14 Mr.M.S.Thanabal Unified approach for a better understanding of Object Oriented Concept and System Development

5. 05.07.14 Mrs.S.PushpaLatha First Exploring Network Simulator - 2

6. 16.08.14 Mrs.K.Dhanalakshmi First Feature Selection Technique for CT ScanBrain Image

7. 06.09.14 Mr.S.Satheesbabu LiFi Technology – Internet through a Light Bulb

8. 13.11.14 Mr.S.K.Somasundaram Big Data - The future of Information Technology

9. 20.11.14 Mr.R.Karthikeyan First Cognitive Science and its Applications

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CTS 53

Wipro 30

IBM 1

Vernalis 2

Infosys 3

Maveric 5 7

Art ByDhivagarFinal year

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அன்று, என் முகத்தை பார்கக வழிய�ாடு காததிருநதைாள்

யேற்று, ோன் எழுநது ேட்ககஅவள் ்க ககாடுததைாள்

இன்று, என் வாழ்க்க ச்ககரததில் அசசாணி�ாய் இரு்ககிறாள்

ோ்ை , அவள் கசய்தைதைற்கு எநதை எதிரபாரப்பும் இன்றி இருப்பாள்

என்றும் என் நி்ைவில் மூன்கறழுதது கவி்தை�ாய் அம்்ா . எததை்க� கச�்ை கசய்தைா-லும் ோன் அவளு்ககு கசய்� யவண்டி� கட்் முற்று கபறவில்்ை

அதைைால் ோன் கடைாளி ஆயைன் கடவுயை ! அம்்ா்வ ப்டதது என்்ை கடைாளி ஆ்ககி�தைால் உன்்ை கவறு்ககியறன்

ஆைால் அநதை கவறுப்பிற்கும் ய்ைாக உன்்ை யேசி்ககியறன்

அம்்ா்வ ப்டததைதைற்கு.

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I RAN INTO SUPERMAN !:An Anecdote“WHAT IS LOVE? “The more we come out and do good to others,the more our hearts will be purified,and GOD will be in them”,mentioned Swami Vivekananda about LOVE.

Everybody would’ve had at least one childhood-hero who was so lovable.As for me,I could think of none but Superman.As a child I’d always been spellbound by The Man of Steel.He was super-strong,could fly at superluminal speeds,had a captivating charm,a swell suit,a pretty girlfriend and whatnot.Gosh,I thought he was so cool!He was my ultimate hero.He was all that I could ever aspire to be. Anyways,that never came about. Now that I make out all this in retrospect,I find that may-be it was the sense of value,pride and accomplishment in that wide-eyed-me,that required me to be Superman.But,very recently,I had this life-changing experience that forever altered my simulacrum of Superman,my attitude on the world and my perception of Love.The event goes like this:On my way back I witnessed something,that I consider,till this day,to be nothing short of a ‘vir-tual miracle’.I saw an old man by

the same sidewalk,who was by his looks,not so sumptuous himself.He was earnestly passing on a food-packet to this aforesaid beggar!He had an altruistic smile,thanks to the relish he had seen on the poor vagrant’s face!I could gaze at this selfless,magnanimous deed-of-love only for a short-lived instant,as my dad drove over the bridge.I genuine-ly wished I had been this bighearted and empathetic,with a true sense of purpose.Back home,I reckoned with this experience over and over,for a hundred times.This gentleman had broken my spell of expedience,that had till then rendered me fouled-up.But two things became abun-dantly clear:”Plain LOVE can do Marvels”and,”LOVE,like GOD,is om-nipotent and omnipresent”.I had realized my childhood dream:”I fi-nally met Superman”,only that,this time the very definition of the watchword ‘SUPERMAN’ had itself changed.I hereby commemorate those im-mortal words of Mother Teresa”Not

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Developers say they are less than a year away from deploying prototype satellites that could someday soon broadcast free and universal inter-net all over the globe from high in orbit.The “Outernet” proj-ect being bankrolled by the Media Devel-opment Investment Fund (MDIF) of New York is currently in the midst of conduct-ing technical assess-ment of the project, but say by June they hope to develop test satellite in order to see how long-range WiFi would work if beamed down by a tiny 10x10x10-centi-meter payload called a CubeSat. If all goes as planned, a test CubeSat will be sent into orbit next January, and within a few years there could be hundreds of simi-lar devices circling the Earth and send-ing back down in-ternet signals. Once that is accomplished, countries that largely censor the web — like China and North Korea — would be hard-pressed to re-

strict internet access without also going into orbit. “We exist to support the flow of independent news, information, and debate that people need to build free, thriving societies,” MDIF President Peter Whitehead told the National

Journal recently. “It enables fuller participation in pub-lic life, holds the powerful to account and protects the rights of the individual.” To accomplish as much, though, MDIF is facing a rather uphill battle, at least with regards to funding. Funny enough, sending hundreds of tiny WiFi ready satellites into orbit isn’t as inexpensive as one might imagine. Syed Karim, MDIF’s director of innovation, told the Na-tional Journal’s Alex Brown that it would take only three years and $12 billion to get the project up and running. But “We don’t have $12 bil-lion,” Karim said, “so we’ll do as much as we can with CubeSats and broadcast data.” “Broadcasting data,” Outer-net says on their website, “al-lows citizens to reduce their reliance on costly internet

The Small Satellite Orbital Deployer, deploys a set of NanoRacks CubeSats.(Reuters / NASA)

Information for the World from Outer Space1.Unrestricted, globally accessible, broadcast data. 2.Quality content from all over the Internet. 3.Available to all of humanity. 4.Unrestricted, globally accessible, broadcast data. 5.Quality content from all over the Internet. 6.All on global internet, controlled by one group.7.Available to all of humanity.

Around 40 percent of the planet currently doesn’t have access to any sort of internet ser-vice, the company claims, but basic CubeSats could send one-way signals down to earth to deliver news or content through a “global noti-fication system during emergencies and natu-ral disasters,” their website says.

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International Terrorism

நிலம் பார்த்து அதன் பதம் அறிந்து மழை ந�ாக்கி �ாற்று �டநடேன்!!!

குருழை கதிர்கள் குனிந்தன பருைம் பபாயத்ததால்!!!

மீண்டும் பபான் ழைத்து பபாருள் ஈடடி ைானம் பார்த்து �ாற்று �டநடேன்!!!

சம்பா சாயந்தது சரியான மழை கிடடோததால்!!!

தமிழ் பயிர் காக்க குடேகில் பிறக்கும் காநைரிழய �ம்பி-நனன்!!!

அைழையும் அண்ழடே �ா-டடேைர் தடுத்து அரசியல் பகாடி ஏற்றினர்!!!

மனிதந�யமும் உைைர்ந�ய-மும் இல்லாத அைரிடேம் நீர் நகடடோல் இல்ழல என்ற பதில்.....

கடேன் சுழம அறிந்து மன உழலசசல் பகாண்டு தற்பகாழல பசயயும் அைலம் தான் தமிழ் விைசா-யம் !!! இவைாண்டோைது பருைம் பமயத்து பயிர் பசழிக்க நை-ண்டுகிநறன் இழறைழன !!!

தமிழ் வ ிவசாயம்

Article ByS.MurugaPandianFinal year

The World’s Greatest Challenge TodayToday the threat of terrorism is be-coming more and more serious. Ter-rorism is considered the greatest threat against the safety of the world, and especially the USA, today. The ex-tent of the terrorism has increased sig-nificantly over the last couple of years, since the terrorist attacks against the US on the 11th of September 2001. After these attacks former president of the US, George Bush declared a war against terrorism. There are various opinions about what can be defined as terrorism. Be-cause there are so many situations that can be defined as terrorism, it is be very difficult to find an exact defi-nition. Many countries have different definitions, and the definitions have also changed over the years. Not even the UN has managed to agree about one common definition. In short we can say that terrorism is some sort of attack at civilians to achieve a political goal. Terrorism has existed for many cen-turies, but in the last couple of years the attacks have become more exten-sive and the devastations has become greater. In the future scientists expect that the terrorists will carry out ac-tions with weapons of mass destruc-tion such as chemical, radiological and biological weapons. The war on terrorism is a global cam-paign led by the USA.

Around the globe there are various terrorist organizations, all with differ-ent goals and reasons for their terror-ist-activities. The most known group today might be the Al – Qaida which origins form Afghanistan,

• Al-Qaeda, an Islamic terrorist organization headed by Osama Bin Laden as described above aims at the destruction of the United States, Is-rael and India.• Hizbullah, Lebanese state ter-rorist group’s aim is the creations of independent Islamic Lebanon by out-sting any thing western. It has target-ed US Embassy in Berirut, US Marine head quarter and Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires.• LTTE the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Elam aims at the creation of separate Tamil Land in Srilanka. In June 1991, India’s Prime Minister Ra-jeev Gandhi was assassinated in 1993 Srilankan President Premadasa was their victim. In 1999 an attempt was made on the life of srilankan President Chadrika Kumaratunga. Between 1987 and 2000 it has carried out 168 suicide attacks in Srilanka and India.• HAMAS, The Harket-el-Mu-kawma-el-Islamia aims at founding Islamic state in Palestine their home land. Israel has been their target so far.• PIJ, the Palestine Islamic Jehad has so far inflicted 30 suicide attacks on Israel.

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When your pen drive gets attacked by a worm (VIRUS), processing of folders is highly affected. This means that the folder becomes hidden and the hidden option is disabled from “Properties” .i.e. you cannot make it visible again. Now the entire folder in your pen drive is converted into shortcut.

A solution to this is, just open any window go to Tools->Folder Options/Organize->Folder Options ->View tab -> Show hid-den files ->Disable “Hide protected system files”-> Apply ok.

Now go to your pen drive all the folders are visible now but still you cannot disable hidden attributes. To check it, right click->properties.

So got to Run (Win+R) ->Type “cmd”(eg.E: ). Now type at first as “attrib –s -h “. Now all the files in pen drive is visible by removing all attributes. Then process the command for individual folders byAttrib –s –h

Article ByS.VasumathyFinal year

7 Secrets of Success from a Room:

1. Roof said - Aim High2. Fan said - Be Cool3. Clock said – Every minute is precious4. Mirror said - Reflect before you act5. Window said -See the world6. Calendar said -Be up to Date7. Door said -Push hard to achieve your Goals

Article ByS.Uma DeviFinal year

Wireless-Vision (Wi-Vi)If Google Glass isn’t enough to get you worried about technology, how about a device that can see through walls using Wi-Fi?Researchers at MIT are experimenting with a system called Wi-Vi, which they say can track moving objects through walls by using the inexpensive, nearly ubiquitous wireless system. Wi-Vi could be built into a smartphone or a special handheld device and used in search-and-rescue missions and law enforcement, according to Dina Katabi, the MIT professor who developed Wi-Vi along with graduate student Fadel Adib.She thinks consumers might use Wi-Vi in many emergency cases too. For example, someone walking outdoors at night who thought they were being followed might use it to detect a person behind a fence or around a corner.One of the major difficulty in this technology is that, the display has very low resolution today, more like a radar tracking an airplane than an X-ray show-ing details.Katabi and Adib are working on higher resolution and the system might someday show recognizable faces. Before then, society might want to de-velop policies around how it could be used.

“Like all technologies in the world, it depends on us how we use them,” She said.

Wi-Vi works by sending Wi-Fi radio waves through a barrier and measur-ing the way they bounce back. It’s similar to the way radar and sonar work, but without the expensive, bulky gear and restricted frequencies that radar requires.Every time a Wi-Fi signal is reflected off an object, the shape and makeup of that object affects the signal that comes back. But when Wi-Fi hits a wall, most of the signal gets reflected off the wall and only a little bit of it reflects off the people on the other side.To get around this, Wi-Vi transmits two Wi-Fi signals, one of which is the inverse of the other. When one signal hits a stationary object, the other can-cels it out. But because of the way the signals are encoded, they don’t can-cel each other out for moving objects. That makes the reflections from a moving person visible despite the wall between that person and the Wi-Vi device. Wi-Vi can translate those faint reflections into a real-time display of the person’s movements.

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The key benefits of Wi-Vi over current ways of seeing through walls, such as radar and sonar, are cost, power and size. At the heart of the technology is its encoding scheme, which can be im-plemented in silicon. Wi-Vi could be built into a cellphone soon, and for not much more than the cost of a regular Wi-Fi module, she said.

“All the components we use are ones typically used in a Wi-Fi handheld device”.

Because of its underlying technology, Wi-Vi also wouldn’t repre-sent a big drain on batteries.Bringing wall-penetrating vision to handheld devices could open up a lot more uses for it. Current radar-based systems used in the U.S. military are so big they need to be transported on trucks.Wi-Vi’s capabilities might also help searchers find people trapped in collapsed buildings after earthquakes. Police could use it to de-tect the number of people in a room and their movements, pre-venting an ambush when they raided the room. Used with a gam-ing console, it could allow players to walk away from the console into another room and keep playing the game.Because of its low resolution, Wi-Vi could actually enhance peo-ple’s privacy rather than violating it. Thus this technology may attain a huge success in near future.

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Paperless Paper For us stubborn paper lovers, there may soon be a product available that provides the look and feel of paper, with the advantages of a digital device. In fact, the technology is already available, though it hasn’t yet translated into a marketable product. It’s called electronic paper (not to be confused with digital paper, a different technology). Before long, the plastic shell of e-readers may not be needed and you’ll be able to handle “paper” books, magazines, etc with all the bells and whistles your Kindle or Nook provides now.

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HIDDEN SECRETS OF PYRAMID

T he Giza Pyramids, built to endure an eternity, have done just that. The monumental tombs are relics of Egypt’s Old Kingdom era and were constructed some 4,500 years ago.

Egypt’s pharaohs expected to become gods in the afterlife. To prepare for the next world they erected temples to the gods and massive pyramid tombs for themselves—filled with all the things each ruler would need to guide and sustain himself in the next world.

Pharaoh Khufu began the first Giza pyramid project, circa 2550 B.C. His Great Pyramid is the largest in Giza and towers some 481

feet (147 meters) above the pla- teau. Its estimated 2.3 million stone blocks each weigh an average of 2.5 to 15 tons. Khufu’s son, Pharaoh Khafre, built the second pyramid at Giza, circa 2520 B.C. His necrop-olis also included the Sphinx, a mysterious limestone monument with the body of a lion and a pharaoh’s head. The Sphinx may stand sentinel for the pharaoh’s entire tomb complex.

The third of the Giza Pyramids is considerably smaller than the first two. Built by Pharaoh Menkaure circa 2490 B.C., it featured a much more complex mortuary temple.

Each massive pyramid is but one part of a larger complex, including a palace, temples, solar boat pits, and other features.

Building Boom The ancient engineering feats at Giza were so im-pressive that even today scientists can’t be sure

how the pyramids were built. Yet they have learned much about the people who built them and the political power necessary to make it happen.The builders were skilled, well-fed Egyptian workers who lived in a nearby temporary city. Archaeological digs on the fascinating site have revealed a highly organized community, rich with resources, that must have been backed by strong central authority.It’s likely that communities across Egypt contributed workers, as well as food and other essentials, for what became in some ways a national project to display the wealth and control of the ancient pharaohs.

Such revelations have led Zahi Hawass, secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities and a National Geographic explorer-in-residence, to note that in one sense it was the Pyramids that built Egypt—rather than the other way around.

Cross View of Pyramid

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ABRAHAM LINCOLNTHE IDEA OF A ELEVEN YEAR’S OLD GIRL

Hon A B LincolnDear Sir My father has just home from the fair and brought home your picture and Hamlin’s. I am a little girl only 11 years old, but want you should be the President of the United States very much so I hope you won’tthink me very bold to write to such a great man as you are. Have you any little girls about as large as I am if so give them my love and tell her to write me if you cannot answer this letter. I have got 4 brother’s and part of them will vote for you anyway and if you let your whiskers frow I will try and get the rest of them to vote for you .You would look a great deal beter for your face is so thin.All ladies like the whiskers and they would their husband’s to vote for you and then you would be the President. My father is going to vote for you and if I was a man I would vote for you but I will get everyone to vote for you that I can I think that rail fence around your picture makes it look very pretty. I have a got a liitle baby sister, she is nine weeks old and is just as cunning as be. When you direct your letter direct to Grace Bedell Westfield Chatauque County New york. I must not any more and answer this letter right off Good byeGrace Bedell TheRepublican Presidential nominee responded on october 19th .His LETTER to Grace Bedell Private Miss Grace BedellMy dear little Miss Your very agrreable letter of the 15th is received- I regret the necessity saying I have no daughters- I have three sons – one seventeen, one nine , and seven years of age-they, with their mother constitute my whole family- As to the whiskers, having never worn any , do you not hink people would call it a piece of silly affection if I were to begin it now?

Your very sincere well wisherA Lincoln

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Android Increase the RAM memory of an android device Note: Increasing in RAM does not mean that you are adding some hardware internally to your Android Gadget. It is not possible for everyone to alter the hardware of Android gad get so as to increase Ram. Its been risky and need professional skills to change the hardware.Using this hack or trickyou can Increase your Ram upto4 GB.

1. SD card as you want but SD Card of class 4 or higher can giveAwesome speed to your Gadget.2. A rooted Gadget3. SD Card Reader.4. PC with Windows OS5. Internet to download some Files1.Partition SD card:-1. Download Mini Tool Partitionhttp://adf.ly/d0RZU2. Install it On your PC and connect your SD card.3. Open Mini Tool Partition in your PC and when the wizards open click on your SD Card and select Delete option. (Note: This will fully format your SD Card mean, that it will erase data of card permanently, so before doing this backup your data at safe place in PC or other Storagemedia.)4. When the wizard completely format your SD card, you have whole space of your SD Card as unallocated then Right click on SD Card and select make option5. A popup box will then open giving you the options for making partition; select the partition as primary and file system as FAT if SD Card is less than 4GB or FAT32 if your SD Card is more than that of 4GB6.Leave about 512 MB or more space (as you want) for making the next partition.7.Then select done and right click on an unallocated space of your SDCard and again click on make option. Select Primary partition butchange the file system to Ext2, Ext3 or Ext4.Note: (Ext2 is notcompulsory as most ROMs work fine with it)

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Google unveils plans to pro-duce a new device called smart contact lens. The company’s Google X lab just teased a smart contact lens on its blog that is meant to help diabetics measure their glucose levels.The company says it is currently testing prototypes of this con-tact lens that use a tiny wire-less chip and a miniaturized glucose sensor. These chips are embedded in between two soft layers of lens material.In its announcement, Google notes that scientists have long looked into how certain body fluids can help them track glu-cose levels. Tears, it turns out, works very well, but given that most people aren’t Hollywood actors and can cry on demand, using tears was never really an

option.According to Google, the sensor can take about one reading per second, and it is working on adding tiny LED lights to the lens to warn users when their glucose levels cross certain thresholds. The sensors are so small that they”look like bits of glitter.”

Google says it is working with the FDA to turn these prototypes into real products and that it is working with experts to bring this technology to market. These partners, the company says, “will use our technology for a smart contact lens and develop apps that would make the measurements available to the wearer and their doc-tor.”It’s worth noting that other compa-nies, including Microsoft, have previ-ously shown similar lenses. Until now, though, it doesn’t look like there are any smart lenses available in the U.S. yet. Given Google’s reach, however, it may just be able to find the right partners to bring this technology to market.

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The following Venn diagram illustrates the relationships among Web Services, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and Cloud Com-puting. Web Services encapsulates Cloud Computing in this diagram because Cloud Computing uses Web Services for connec-tions (you might find exceptions, but they are rare). It is possible, however, to use Web Services in situations other than Cloud Com-puting. Such use of Web Services may be part

of a service-oriented architecture, but it may not. Web Services could be simply be a con-nection. Finally, it is possible to have a ser-vice-oriented architecture and not use Web Services for connections.

A FRIENDF is for the fun we had togetherR is for the relaxing time we shared to-getherI is for the interesting moments we hadE is for the entertaining time we spentN is for the never ending friendship that we’ll haveD is for the days we’ll never forget

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Atlas RobotIt can use tools, crawl through rugged terrain and locate objects with cameras and laser range finders. The Atlas robot is intended to imitate human rescuers in disaster response and emergency recovery, although for now it’s operating only in mock-up crises.Developed by Boston Dynamics with military funding, it will compete in DARPA’s robotics trials in December.

The Edible Password PillMaintaining complicated passwords is imperative if you want to avoid getting hacked, but them can be a daunting task. Enter Motorola’s Edible Password Pill, which is exactly as dystopian as it sounds. Swallowed once daily, the pill consists of a tiny chip that uses the acid in your stomach to power it on. Once activated, it memorizing emits a specific 18-bit EKG-like signal that can be detected by your phone or computer, essentially turning your body into a password. Though the pill has cleared the major hurdle of acquiring FDA approval, it’s not scheduled to hit shelves anytime soon. Motorola, however, is owned by Google, so perhaps sometime in the future, logging in Gmail will be as easy as swallowing a pill.

TricksInspired by the movie Matrix, this falling code trick is extremely popular on social networking websites. Copy and paste the code given below in Notepad and save the file as “Matrix.bat” or *.bat. @echo offcolor 02:tricksecho %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%goto tricks

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Nano BatteriesScientists have created the equivalent of a rechargeable lithium-ion battery the size of a nanowire, thousands of times smaller than a human hair. But unlike previous nanobatteries, this one is actually built right into a nanowire. This infini-tesimal power source could

provide nanomachines with the continuous power needed to accomplish whatever uses they’re designed for, such as exploring the cardiovascular system of a heart disease pa-

tient.

Google Glass is a wearable computer with an opti-cal head-mounted display (OHMD) that is being devel-oped by Google in the Project Glass research and develop-ment project, with a mission of producing a mass-market ubiquitous computer. Google

Glass displays information in a smartphone-like hands-free format, that can communicate with the Internet via natural language voice commands.

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A new study’s authors found that by using a robot’s mea-surements to gauge pa-tient performance, compa-nies might only have to test 240 patients to determine

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Google was once named “BackRub.” Creators Larry Page and Sergey Brin met while at Stanford Univesity and collaborated on a web search engine called “BackRub.” Over time, the engine became too large for the university’s servers and the pair decided it was time for a name change. They eventually came up with the name “Google,” which was based on the word “googol” - a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros! They believed this word encapsulated their goal of organizing thelimitless amounts of information stored across the World Wide Web.

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KT...THE KEY TO LIGTHEN INDIA...

“Dream,Dream,Dream till you achieve it”So goes the wordings of our former President. Ha…..Ha….Then came the next big prophecy from him “With today’s young student generation,India will become a developed nation by 2020”.6 more years to go………But where does India stand???Ya.. Student generation is powerful but only in terms of numbers..About a lakh students are coming out of their colleges with some letters be-hind their name.What is the use of it if those letters does nothing for our society????But on the other hand those letters does many wonders to the foreign nations….

Everyone, from a teenager to a white haired person is talking about corruption, infla-tion, unemployment, black money,blah,blah,blah… Once in five years ,the Govern-ment changes,people elect some politicians as their representatives,but what has changed till now????nothing…India is static since 2000….But the people in India are too lazy to raise their voices against corruption and if at all raised will be silenced..

India is surely a heaven for the creamy layer of the society and some of the mid-dle class persons..Then what about those below the poverty line??The Afri-cans considered Martin Luther King as “EMBELLA-The dew drop in desert”.Cant we students be an Embella for the poor??Here goes a simple key for it

KEYED-UP TECHNOCRACY(KT)!!!ni odi “A country controlled by enthusiastic engineers,scientists and other experts…” We are very much excited to watch movies that potray India being ruled by Student experts(eg..film KO)But in reality,the letters behind the name of graduates make them narrow minded..Can’t scientists and engineers take wise decisions?Can’t they rule a community??If India is a KT,then see what is the gap between the rich and poor,see what is the rank of India in corruption,and see where India stands in Olympics.!!!!!.It is the interest and responsibility that all matters.Place the graduates as the soldiers for the Indian Democracy.See where they will take India to…But if the present scenario continues,Kalam’s dream will still be a dream till 3020!!!!!!Finally,if India becomes aKT,a child of the year 2030 will not know the meaning of corrup-tion.Its high time the technocrats step ahead and do something to make India an India dreamt by Abdul Kalam…!!!!!

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