JNTU Kakinada 4-1 Results RR/R05/R07 Results November 2012

JNTU Kakinada B Tech 4-1 Regular/Supplementary Results November 2012

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World's Leading Automobile Manufacturers and Their Homes

Manufacturers and their Headquarters/Homes:

Toyota---- 

Home/HQ: Toyota City, Aichi, Japan

General Motors---

Home/HQ: Detroit, USA

Volkswagen---

Home/HQ: Wolfsburg, Germany

Hyundai---

Home/HQ: Seoul, South Korea

Ford---

Home/HQ: Dearborn, USA

Nissan---

Home/HQ: Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Japan

Honda---

Home/HQ: Kikuchi-gun, kumamoto, Japan

PSA Peugeot Citroen---

Home/HQ: Paris, France

Suzuki--- 

Home/HQ:Japan

Renault---

Home/HQ: Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Fiat---

Home/HQ: Turin, Italy

Daimler AG---

Benz is a product of Daimler AG

Home/HQ: Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

BMW---

Home/HQ: Munich, Germany

Ferrari---

Home/HQ: Modena, Italy

These were some of the top Car manufacturers in the World, as described by most of the automobile critics, based on their production and market. But have you observed anything from their homes??? Let me share my inferences

My Inference

out of 14:-

4 are from Japan,

3 from Germany,

2 from USA,

2 from Italy,

2 from France,

1 from South Korea...

That's why we call Japan, an Automobile Giant!

General Keyboard Shortcuts used in Windows XP

Its obvious that the most used peripheral device connected to the computer is mouse, after the Monitor: when talking about a basic user. Considering myself as an instance of a basic level user, I can't do anything without using a mouse. Even I've been using mouse more than keyboard in typing this post. But, moved by the question that: 'Why can't we use only keyboard in place of a mouse?' I've searched and found something interesting. Microsoft has designed some shortcuts for the functionality that can be done with a keyboard only. They have categorized them into several aspects, I've replicated some of them: the most general functions we do everyday, with a mouse. I've categorized them based on the key we use in the operation. I see some keys that are basically built for specific functionality. They are the 12 Function keys (F1-F12), Shift, Control (Ctrl), Alternate (Alt).

Control (Ctrl) Family:- 

The set of keys that come under this are, mainly file operations and some special functions. 

Ctrl+C : Copy

Ctrl+X : Delete selected item and save a copy to the clipboard

Ctrl+V           : Paste

Ctrl+Z           : Undo

Ctrl while : dragging an item (Copy the selected item)

Ctrl+Shift : while dragging an item (Create a shortcut to the selected item)

Ctrl+Right Arrow  : Move the cursor to the beginning of the next word

Ctrl+Left Arrow    : Move the cursor to the beginning of the previous word

Ctrl+Down Arrow  : Move the cursor to the beginning of the next paragraph 

Ctrl+Up Arrow : Move the cursor to the beginning of the previous paragraph

Ctrl+F4 : Close the active document in programs that enable multiple documents to be open at the same time

Ctrl+Shift with any arrow key : Highlight a block of text

Ctrl+A : Select all

Ctrl+Shift+Esc : Open Task Manager

Ctrl+Esc : Display the Start menu

Alternate (Alt) Family:-

The main function of the Alt key is to swap between processes, tasks etc., the keys in this are:

Alt+Enter         : View the properties for the selected item

Alt+F4         : Close the active item, or exit the active program 

Alt+Enter         : Display the properties of the selected object 

Alt+ Space-bar  : Open the shortcut menu for the active window

Alt+Tab                 : Switch between the open items

Alt+Esc                 : Cycle through items in the order in which they were opened

Alt+ Space-bar  : Display the System menu for the active window

Alt+Underlined letter in a menu name : Display the corresponding menu

Shift Family:-

Shift as the name indicates, shifts the control from one process or task to another, the keys in this:

Shift+F10 : Display the shortcut menu for the selected item

Shift+Delete : Delete the selected item permanently without moving the item to the Recycle Bin

Shift with any arrow key : Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop, or select text in a document

Shift when you insert a CD into the CD drive : Prevent the CD from automatically playing

Function Keys:-

There are 12 function keys exactly placed at the top of the keyboard, right in the first row:

F2 key : Rename the selected item

F3 key : Search for a file or a folder

F4 key : Display the Address bar list in My Computer or in Windows Explorer

F5 key : Update the active window (Refresh)

F6 key : Cycle through the screen elements in a window or on the desktop

F10 key : Activate the menu bar in the active program

Other Key Commands:-

There are other combinations, that provide several specific functionality. they are:

Underlined letter in a command name on an open menu : Perform the corresponding command

Right Arrow : Open the next menu to the right, or open a sub menu

Left Arrow   : Open the next menu to the left, or close a sub menu

Backspace : View the folder one level up in My Computer or Windows Explorer

Esc : Cancel the current task

Delete   : Delete

BSNL Recruitment Notification for DGMs

Good news for BE/B Tech pass outs, BSNL announces recruitment for 106 posts of DGMs technical and 56 DGMs in finance. The particulars are as follows :-

BE/B Tech pass outs, with minimum percentage of 60% in the branches of ECE, EEE, IT, CS  The DGM  finance will be for CA/ICWA/CS. The pay scale will be between 32,000-58,000 with all the additional allowances like DA, TA, HRA etc. The last date of application is 7.11.2012 and the examination is through online on 30.01.2013 in four cities Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai. 

further details can be seen here:

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Children's Day: A Wake up Call

We Celebrate this day, as a token of  appreciation for children. Though the dates change with the places, all the nations pledge for a better future for their children. A child has no selfishness, jealous or any other like the people are. Children are pure as water and sweet and are noble in their thoughts and feelings.

"when I used to get to my brother at his 5,I used to make him cry for no reason being myself angry for nothing. But as soon as i'm upset he used to console me, tried to make laugh and finally when my anger's gone he used to feel happy."- says a friend of mine, remembering the cute things of his brother who's 15 now.

I'm telling this all to convey only one message- Children are the direct descendants of God, they are so Noble that they try to make us happy, for us its worth nothing-but for them, its their own way of happiness.

India celebrates its Children's Day on 14th of November every year, as a remembrance of our first Prime Minister and a National Freedom Leader Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. He was himself fond of this childish charisma, that he used to be called as "Chacha" (Uncle) to denote him, as a lovable person of children. He use to feel that Children are the bright future of India.

Children play with joy on this day in schools, with many cultural programs and activities for them and played by them. This day is truly a day for them, for the noble and kind heart they have and the love they shower on us.

But, the fact is that children are loosing their beautiful childhood. no one is nowadays happy, everyone's feeling this burden by the education methods and the blind marks we shun them for. but this is all in people of better economic classes. but what about the poor and the poorest among them? children are being forced to work and refrain from studies. they're not only loosing their childhood. they're loosing their future. Nehru's dream is not child labour and encouraging India. He dreamt fo a nation with children being free to study and choose their future.

Let this Children's Day be the initiative for a better Society for Children- 

For A Better Nation

Re Scheduled Dates for Postponed Exams

Here are the revised dates for 

JNTU Kakinada Semester examinations...

Course & Year	Date of Examinations already announced	Revised date of Exam after postponement
B.Tech IV year I Sem	05-11-2012 (Monday)	27-11-2012 (Tuesday)
B.Tech III year I Sem	06-11-2012 (Tuesday)	29-11-2012 (Thursday)
B.Pharm IV year I Sem	05-11-2012 (Monday)	17-11-2012 (Saturday)
B.Pharm III year I Sem	06-11-2012 (Tuesday)	19-11-2012 (Monday)
MCA - V Semester	05-11-2012 (Monday)	12-11-2012 (Monday)
M.Tech II Semester	05-11-2012 (Monday)	17-11-2012 (Saturday)

Official Notice is Here...  Link

JNTU Kakinada Semester Exam Postponed???

 The university examinations of JNTU Kakinada, scheduled on 5th and 6th Nov are postponed: a intimation of the above has been displayed in their official site. It read-

All Examinations pertaining to JNTU Kakinada scheduled on 5th November and 6th November are postponed in view of representations from Principals and Students of Affiliated Colleges due to severe cyclonic conditions. The revised dates will be intimated later- Registrar JNTUK


The Students are hence informed that : "There's 4 more days added yar! Phikar math kar :) :) :) :)"