LINUX WORKSHOP:
ACGCET has taken a preliminary step for the pre-final year students to fill their minds with skills. DR.T.K.SHANTHI, PLACEMENT OFFICER had taken several steps for the students who are ready to attend their placements. One of them was LINUX. It is a family of free and open source software operating system built around the linux kernel. Mr.BHASKARAN,CEO OF LINUX TECHNOLOGIES,chennai conducted this session in a splendid manner. Due to this session, students had sparkled their minds with valuable ideas and they are ready to crack the placements.
JAVA:
The placement cell conducted a JAVA programming class for 3rd year students. Mr.Vinoth from Silicon services guided the students effectively.
YRC:
Today's evening bestowed with the YRC coordinator selection by our calibre seniors of third years. The students of second years assisted in this selection.Each one of them manifested their knowledge and insightful ideas and unmasked their talents. The accountability of students as a YRC coordinator has been learnt by everyone. Eventually, the coordinators of YRC are accorded in a great manner.
General Article:
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day is on April 12, the perfect day to celebrate the gooey goodness of melted cheese and toasty bread. How do you make your grilled cheese? There are two schools: The first puts cheese between bread and grills, flipping when browned on one side to brown on the other. The second puts cheese between the bread and then sprinkles more cheese on a buttered grill, grilling the sandwich in the cheese on the grill. Which school are you in? Is it the creamy, buttery melted cheese between the slices? Or the toasted, crunchy cheese outside with that creamy, buttery melted cheese inside? Maybe you’re like us and opt for both. Whichever grilled cheese you love, make sure to enjoy it on National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day!
Fun Facts:
Legs:
1.Svetlana Pankratova from Russia, is thought to be the woman with the longest legs in the world at 132 cm.
2.Michael Flatley, star of Riverdance had his legs insured in 1999 for $40 million.
3.The body's longest muscle is the sartorius. It is a strap-like, narrow muscle which runs all the way from the hip to the knee.
4.Millipedes, even though their names mean 'a thousand feet', have fewer legs than that.
5.In adults the strength of a healing bone is usually 80% of normal by 3 months after the injury or fracture.
6.Actors, before they go on stage, are often told 'to break a leg'.
7.This reflects an old superstition in which it is bad luck to wish someone good luck, so the opposite is done.When horses break their legs, they usually have to be euthanased.
8.The main reason for this is that horses immediately tend to put stress on the broken leg, so it can't heal.
9.In 1836, Mexican General Santa Anna held an elaborate state funeral for his amputated leg.
10.Your knee is a very complex joint comprising cartilage, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels and it is here that three bones come together - namely the fibula and tibia (lower leg), and the femur (thigh). Your knee consists of two separate joints.
Pics Corner:
R.Parthiban,3rd year,EEE
R.Jothi Manimagalai,3rd Year,EEE
K.S.Kumaresh,3rd Year,EEE
ACGCET has taken a preliminary step for the pre-final year students to fill their minds with skills. DR.T.K.SHANTHI, PLACEMENT OFFICER had taken several steps for the students who are ready to attend their placements. One of them was LINUX. It is a family of free and open source software operating system built around the linux kernel. Mr.BHASKARAN,CEO OF LINUX TECHNOLOGIES,chennai conducted this session in a splendid manner. Due to this session, students had sparkled their minds with valuable ideas and they are ready to crack the placements.
JAVA:
The placement cell conducted a JAVA programming class for 3rd year students. Mr.Vinoth from Silicon services guided the students effectively.
YRC:
Today's evening bestowed with the YRC coordinator selection by our calibre seniors of third years. The students of second years assisted in this selection.Each one of them manifested their knowledge and insightful ideas and unmasked their talents. The accountability of students as a YRC coordinator has been learnt by everyone. Eventually, the coordinators of YRC are accorded in a great manner.
General Article:
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day is on April 12, the perfect day to celebrate the gooey goodness of melted cheese and toasty bread. How do you make your grilled cheese? There are two schools: The first puts cheese between bread and grills, flipping when browned on one side to brown on the other. The second puts cheese between the bread and then sprinkles more cheese on a buttered grill, grilling the sandwich in the cheese on the grill. Which school are you in? Is it the creamy, buttery melted cheese between the slices? Or the toasted, crunchy cheese outside with that creamy, buttery melted cheese inside? Maybe you’re like us and opt for both. Whichever grilled cheese you love, make sure to enjoy it on National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day!
Fun Facts:
Legs:
1.Svetlana Pankratova from Russia, is thought to be the woman with the longest legs in the world at 132 cm.
2.Michael Flatley, star of Riverdance had his legs insured in 1999 for $40 million.
3.The body's longest muscle is the sartorius. It is a strap-like, narrow muscle which runs all the way from the hip to the knee.
4.Millipedes, even though their names mean 'a thousand feet', have fewer legs than that.
5.In adults the strength of a healing bone is usually 80% of normal by 3 months after the injury or fracture.
6.Actors, before they go on stage, are often told 'to break a leg'.
7.This reflects an old superstition in which it is bad luck to wish someone good luck, so the opposite is done.When horses break their legs, they usually have to be euthanased.
8.The main reason for this is that horses immediately tend to put stress on the broken leg, so it can't heal.
9.In 1836, Mexican General Santa Anna held an elaborate state funeral for his amputated leg.
10.Your knee is a very complex joint comprising cartilage, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels and it is here that three bones come together - namely the fibula and tibia (lower leg), and the femur (thigh). Your knee consists of two separate joints.
Pics Corner:
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