D Y Patil International School, Nagpur

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Ukraine: 2 dead from bullets near Kiev barricades KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — An Associated Press reporter has seen medics declare two people dead near barricades in the capital city of Kiev, where police and protesters have clashed for more than two days.

School children to clean beaches in Goa

PANAJI: "Instead of clean waves, there are waves of garbage on Goa's beaches," the Goa municipal commissioner said here on Tuesday at the launch of a corporate-funded cleaning programme.

Commissioner Sanjit Rodrigues said the 'Waste Wise' programme has roped in 10,000 school children and is aimed to create awareness among the school children as well as make them ambassadors for segregated garbage.

As part of the programme, the Municipal Corporation of the City of Panaji and students from over 15 schools located in and around the capital as well as corporate sponsors like Coca Cola, will come together to take the concept of having four-way bin segregation system in domestic households.

According to the organizers of the operation, students have been given incentives to bring waste to garbage collection centres with the help of a passbook, which will record their efforts.

"This passbook is mainly a collection book for Waste Wise stamps that students can earn by bringing more waste to the collection centre. Later, students can exchange/redeem those stamps with attractive gifts like school bags, caps, pens, even footballs and cycles," the commissioner said.

Rodrigues underlined that garbage is a threat to tourism as well as the beauty of India's popular beach destination. The state receives nearly three million tourists annually.

Elections are coming

On 8th of August, 2013 the New Session of IGCSE And IBDP will complete a Month!

A week left for checkpoint examination of grade 8 (2012-13 Batch)...
Next Week the One of the Most Studious Batch of DYPIS Nagpur will give Checkpoint Examination!
All the Best to them!!

It was a Wonderful Event took place on Friday ie. 5th April,2013.
Pooja Patil and other management people themselves came and did addressing with parents about the future of the school.
Now there will be alot Coming Soon...and We are Hoping of the Best!

Symptoms of Diabetes and Diabetes Related Complications

Having Mock Examinations Starting For Grade 8 Next Week...
For IBDP & IGCSE Already Started....

They produce only water as exhaust.

This Wristband Recognizes When You Write In The Air With Your Finger:
Though smartphone technology has evolved to be able to treat your depression and drive your robot, one basic function -- typing -- can still be a total pain. Stabbing at your tiny touchscreen keyboard with club thumbs doesn't make for an effective texting method. Computer scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany felt they could design a better way to type using gesture control.
Enter "airwriting," a system currently in development to turn the movements you make as you write in the air into typed letters.
A thin, glove-like wristband is equipped with acceleration sensors and gyroscopes like those already found in a cell phone. It recognizes handwriting movements and transmits them to a computer with a wireless signal. It can distinguish between when you're actually trying to write, versus when you're cooking or doing laundry, the researchers say -- in case you were planning on cooking while wearing your high-tech handwriting gloves.
The setup sounds like a more specialized incarnation of MYO, another recently announced wristband-operated gesture control system that aims to allow you control anything digital with a simple muscle movement.
The handwriting recognition system works using statistical models for every letter of the alphabet and can adapt to different individual writing styles. It currently recognizes 8,000 words and the differences between capital and lowercase letters, so it can properly convey how excited you are about airwriting.
When it adapts to a user's handwriting, the system has an error rate of only 3 percent, according to inventor Christoph Amma, a doctoral student at KIT. For a new user it has an 11 percent error rate.
The project just received a Google Faculty Research Award for $81,000, which the researchers hope will allow them to make the device more comfortable to wear. They're also planning on integrating the system into a smartphone so that you could wave your phone around to type instead of using a wristband or a keyboard (texting in public might get dangerous, though). It's unclear when it will be made available commercially.
Of course, it seems pretty tiring to have to wave your hand around in the air for as long as it takes to write out a message, and handwriting is slower than typing anyway. But it could be a blessing for those of us whose fat fingers just weren't made for tiny smartphone keyboards. Plus, it's harder to spill coffee on your wristband than a keyboard.

Hey DYPIS Students Wasssup?