Refer to site  http://www.animationlibrary.com for a whole library of cool animations to use on your site or presentations.

In my humble opinion, the Class XI Domain Square has been the best-organized and best-performance Domain Square yet. Not only did the players fight each other like pros, but also there was very little chaos even though the computers had loads of viruses, and we did not have to resort to rude language with anybody. Also, just the right number of people showed up and were finished in just one batch.

The game was timed (15 minutes) and the aim was to get the maximum number of frags. In this case, the winner managed to get 63 frags:

    Sunny Kumar Aditya (XI-K)

I hope that the Class X Domain Square on Monday will be as successful. Now that I think back, we had almost cancelled today’s event this morning because of the profusion of viruses, but we fought back the viruses (quite literally) and prevailed victorious.

Thanks to Souvik Das Gupta, Maanick Nangia, Siddarth Nangia for help in organizing the event,

–Karan

PS: Without critics like Souvik who ask for perfection, we can never improve. Perhaps Souvik’s eternal expression of “the sky is falling down – do something!!” just might prove to be useful.

These are by Sanchit Bhatia.

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This is Karan posting in place of Mukul. We have decided on Tuesday, 3rd of August (so that you don’t have to miss stayback classes) starting from 1.30pm. Currently we have only a handful people who have said they’re interested in learning PHP, so eGurucool Lab should be the perfect place to have it.

Please post comments regarding any queries and be quick so that we might be able to make appropriate changes. Also, those who’re interested, please tell us so in the comments, so we know how many people to expect.

–Karan

This is quite a simple problem primarily for the newcomers into Exun’s programming team (basically for class VIII or below).

Vampire numbers are four digit numbers in which the two numbers multiplied are in the product – for example, 15 x 93 = 1395.

Write a program, as short as possible, that finds every vampire number.

-Abhijit

The event for Class IX was an absolute nightmare. Only 5 machines out of 20 were functional because the rest had been devastated by viruses, and kept shutting down spontaneously. I have no idea how we dealt with the 30 or so kids there.

Results anyway:

    Shankhayan Dutta (IX-K)

In the wake of virus epidemics, the Class XII event has been moved from Wednesday the 28th to Wednesday the 4th of August.

–Karan

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These are nothing special but still you can have a look at:

http://cc.1asphost.com/vknapster/logo.html

http://cc.1asphost.com/vknapster/logo1.html

http://cc.1asphost.com/vknapster/logo2.html

A few basic and even advanced (for the well versed) lessons in my mother tongue, PHP.

I have certain obligations uptil this Wednesday, 28th July 2004. From then onwards, I am more or less ‘free for academic oppurtunities’.

The time and venue can be decided. Most probably school seems the best fit, you know something like after school, or Barista also works out. Depending on the audience ofcourse.

Preferable if students can bring laptops. Hmm.. I guess this is asking too much.

Anyway, post comments to this post for any more information.

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