Best Campus Journalist Sooraj Keshav of CeTly Live – College of Engineering Thalassery for his Report on Onam Celebrations.

The winners of scholarships are

1. Saran from INFOCEK – College of Engineering,Karunagappally – http://www.infocek.com/2010/08/%E0%B4%A4%E0%B4%A8%E0%B4%BF%E0%B4%AE-2010/
2. Seena Mariam from CEKERZ – College of Engineering Kallooppara – http://www.cekerz.com/alumni-meet10
3. Admin from Amal Jyothi Beats – http://www.amaljyothibeats.com/gods-showered-flowers-from-the-heaven%E2%80%A6as-amalites-celebrated-the-festival-of-glory/

Jury’s special mention for Mr. P.K. Binu’s ( Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus) post on Amrita ACM ICPC – 2010.

Congrats everyone…

We will keep you posted with the other competitions coming up in Campus Blogging Competitions…

ESPNsoccernet is one in a large stable of sports widgets powered by Plusmo, now a part of AT&T interactive. The widget is a powerful tool that pulls in team and region news coverage, live game visualization, match commentary, team tracking, detailed fixtures, tables, and more. You get not only ESPN’s latest tournament coverage and stories, but also Premiere league and other soccer stories depending upon your choice of team settings.

I tried the app on my Nokia E63. The first step was setting the language, where I had my choice of English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German.

Then, I picked a region of interest from choices that included the five language countries, plus Scotland, the USA, Europe in general, and a global option. I chose England for demo purposes. If I had switched to Europe, I would have also had access to UEFA and Super Cup stories.

With England as a selection, I had a choice of Premiere League and FA Cup stories. I chose the FA Cup, and it then displayed the most recently played match.

Selection of a region determines which sets of stories will be chosen by the ESPN soccernet RSS news feed mechanism.

The icon list on the right-hand side includes my favorite teams (the star icon), schedules of selected teams (the calendar icon), articles about the teams (the newspage icon), and a change settings icon (the three dots). I clicked on the news page icon to see the list of stories, shown below.

Click on the newspage icon to have the RSS feed pull up the current stories about your team(s).

Clicking on any headline brings up the details of that story for perusing. S60 5th edition devices allow touch scrolling, while S60 3rd Edition devices use the rocker key for scrolling.

The full article can be viewed by scrolling, and related articles can be selected and accessed.

At any time, I could also switch my settings to another region or team just by clicking on the three-dot icon. I found that it was better to specify my teams very narrowly in order to sip from the fountain rather than the powerful firehose of all ESPNsoccernet coverage.

Change teams using the three-dot settings icon.

The ESPNsoccernet widget can be downloaded for free from Ovi Store. Take it with you as you enjoy coverage of the tournament this month.

Courtesy : Ovi Daily App Blog

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The final of this IPL was a memorable one to all CSK fans. In the first edition CSK lost at a time where only one ball was to  spare. The MR. COOL captain MS Dhoni and his lads lift the IPL 2010 trophy.

Now CSK has become the best side after reaching the semi finals for the third consecutive time.

Dhoni and his crew lift IPL trophy for the first time.

But all should congradulates our LITTLE MASTER. He, without concerning about his injury, played the final in a brilliant manner scoring 48. But the luck was with CSK.

Thus Dhoni became the first ever Indian captain to lift the IPL trophy……….

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FN & AN

FN – 9:30 AM – 5 PM

AN-1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

In Fridays, the after noon (AN) exams are usually from 2PM to 5 PM

Please consult the university timetable for more detailes timing.

See the official release of timetable embedded below

You can the official release as PDF here.

Farewell programs of all other batches have already taken place, and the Electrical’s farewell created volcanic problems between the electrical faculty and students. If any electrical studs are reading, please post about it.

UPDATE (Midnight, Same day): The class rep of S8 CSE has called upon all the guys and asked to attend the program. So after all, it seems like there will the farewell tomorrow.

Good luck.