Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
BSNL AICTE EETP(Employability Enhancement Training Program) Scheme Extended to Students of 10 Major Cities
Telecom Major Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited(BSNL) and AICTE(All India Council for Technical Education) in a joint meeting has been decided to expand the EETP scheme to wider population of students across the country, accordingly BSNL has identified Ten major cities(Vishakapatnam of AP, Raipur of Chhattisgarh, Bangalore of KTK, Indore & Bhopal of MadhyaPradesh, Nasik of Maharastra, Jodhpur of Rajasthan, Madurai & Coimbatore of Tamilnadu, Kolkatta of West Bengal) from different states for implementing the EETP.
As a wide projection BSNL is targeting providing training to around 20,000 students annually through the agreement with AICTE and establish the brand as, the leading provider of premium telecom training in the country by offering best quality training by providing state of art of telecom equipment based operational skills to engineering graduates under EETP(Employability Enhancement Training Program) Scheme through BSNL training centers to enhance quality of students, results to become better employable.
At first stage of AICTE & BSNL EETP Scheme, AICTE has nominated the students from colleges of various cities across India to be trained at 14 BSNL training centres at Ghaziabad, Jabalpur, Ranchi, Chennai, Bhubaneshwar, Guwahati, Jaipur, Lucknow, Mysore, Nagpur, Pune, Kalyani and Trivandrum.
BSNL has been sent the list of Ten cities to AICTE for allotment of colleges/seats to be covered under EETP scheme in second phase(extension of scheme to colleges in various cities). Each of these cities has been attached to near by training center for smooth rollout of the program as follows.
List of cities for EETP second phase attached with BSNL Training Centers
BSNL AICTE EETP is an imperative scheme ensures the best quality training by BSNL, for engineering graduates to enhance quality of students, which results to become better employable be managed in a professional manner.
BSNL has offering Online Certificate Courses to all the students who are not covered in first phase and second phase of expansion in 10 major cities under EETP(Employability Enhancement Training Program) Scheme.
Top 10 Bowlers in the world of Cricket
let us have a look at the best bowlers that have graced the sport. These magicians are truly among the best, and more than one of them is capable of winning an entire match on their own. On a good day, almost all these bowlers eat up the batting line one by one, and set up easy victories. In Reverse Order.
10 Wasim Akram — Pakistan
Wasim Akram is known for taking over 400 test wickets and a record number of 502 test wickets in ODIs. His average is 23.62 from 104 games. He has bowled two hat tricks in Test Cricket, and is one of only three bowlers having done so, and has recorded the same in ODI’s as well, again one of only three bowlers. 09 more after the break...
09 Courtney Walsh — West Indies
Over five thousand test match overs in hand, with more than 500 wickets in test matches, Walsh was a much feared right handed pace bowler. Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walsh was not only respected as a partnership, but also feared.
08 Glenn McGrath — Australia
McGrath was one of the key players of Australia and the reason for the team to reach great heights since the middle of the nineties. His world cup wickets are the highest among all players. He has an average of 21.64 and this from 124 tests.
07 Curtly Ambrose — West Indies
Standing at six feet seven inches, Courtney Ambrose was a giant in both senses of the word, with more than a thousand maidens in just 98 tests. He had over 405 wickets and an average of 20.99.
06 Dennis Lillee — Australia
Lillee was not a bowler to mess with any time of the year. Almost all batsmen in his time knew and respected Lillee as a fearsome fast bowler. He retired in 1984 with 355 test wickets and an average of 23.92.
05 Sir Richard Hadlee — New Zealand
Sir Richard Hadlee idolized Dennis Lillee, and eclipsed his own idol with 431 wickets in test cricket, and an average of 22.29. He was the first bowler crossing the 400 wicket mark in test cricket.
04 Malcolm Marshall — West Indies
Malcolm Marshall was an aggressive pace bowler, and was feared for his bouncer. His average was 20.94 and had 376 wickets in test matches.
03 Shane Warne — Australia
Shane Warne is certainly the best leg spin bowler in cricket. Shane Warne had more than 700 test match wickets and was voted as among the five Wisden Cricketers of the Century.
02 Sydney Barnes — England
Sydney Barnes has not taken too many wickets, but his test average is simply the best. A phenomenal 16.43 average, with 27 test matches and 189 wickets.
01 Muttiah Muralitharan — Sri Lanka
Murali is arguably the best off spinner of all time and has taken 735 wickets, the highest of any list. His highest average is 23. The infamous doosra is just one among his arsenal of fearsome weapons.
Monday, July 22, 2013
LUX AUTO BRIGHTNESS FOR ANDROID OS
Lux Auto Brightness play.google.com.vito.lux
Lux isn't your ordinary brightness app. It intelligently adjusts the brightness of your display based on the environment you're in. If, for example, you step into a dimly lit room, Lux will automatically lower the brightness of your display to make it not only comfortable to read, but to also preserve battery power.
Lux provides the option to automatically adjust the backlight at fixed intervals (periodic mode), when a change in environment is detected (dynamic mode), or when the phone wakes from sleep. It's also possible to adjust the backlight manually. Simply disable automatic mode and you can use it like a traditional brightness tool!
Perhaps the best thing about Lux is that you can teach it how to behave. If the backlight is too bright or dim for your liking, simply open the provided Dashboard, adjust the brightness slider to the level you desire, then hold the link button. Lux will use this new 'link' as a reference in future.
Give it a go! I want you to test Lux for more than the 15 minute refund period offered by Google. I understand that some devices may not have the best quality light sensor, and that you may need more time to play around with settings. If you find that Lux doesn't suit you after the 15 minutes is up, you can request a refund at any time via e-mail - no questions asked.
DO NOT request features, report bugs, or ask for assistance in your review. I can't reply to them! Please e-mail me instead.
Features:
- Custom auto brightness.
- Sub-zero brightness to make reading in the dark significantly less irritating.
- Battery efficient
- Handy brightness widget
- Option to use the camera to read in ambient light.
- Power-user settings such as choice of interpolation, sensor debugging, and linked sample editing.
- Backup to SD.
- Customisable data filtering for phones with inaccurate light sensors.
- Gradual fade effect for backlight adjustments.
- Astronomer mode adds a red filter to the screen to preserve the eyesight of stargazers.
- Jitter control to prevent constant small changes to the backlight.
- Night mode, to change the colour temperature of the display for comfortable night time viewing.
- Add app specific exceptions via compatibility mode
- No ads, or other nuisances.
- [new] Tasker and Locale support!
What's in this version : (Updated : Jul 22, 2013)
- Profiles. Have different behaviour for day and night!
- Root plug-ins. Custom kernel with RGB control? Make a plug-in to utilise it!
- Improved notification
- Low pass filter
- Cubic interpolation
- Polish/French/Russian/German/Italian translation
- Manual sunrise location input
- Control Dashboard slider with vol. keys
- Fade duration/step
- Reduced battery usage
- Fixes
- More soon!
Required Android O/S : 2.1+
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