Vijaya Samudaik Siksha Sadan

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  • Inter-house football Match in Vsss.

    Yesterday, Inter-house football competition was organised at vijaya Samudayik Shiksha sadan on the ocassion of International children's day. In this competition Blue house got the first position. Congratulation to all of the players of blue housefrom my side an as a whole family of Vsss.
Player list of Blue house.
1. Samriddha Neupane(Goal-keeper)
2. Laxman Kandel (C)
3. Prem K.C
4. Sagun Kandel
5. Madhu Sudan Sapkota
6. Bishnu Kandel
7. Pradip Giri
8. Santosh Regmi
9. Kapil Gaudel
10. Ravi Kharel
11. Kiran Pun.

  • International Children’s Day

    When children’s day is celebrated?

    International children’s day is celebrated on the 1st of June each year, though it is not a common phenomenon in many countries. children’s day is often confused with Universal Children’s Day which is celebrated on November 20th.

    History of International Children’s Day

    The ICD is said to have originated in turkey in 1920(April 23) and later in Geneva, Switzerland in 1925.children’s day was a coincidence that two very important events took place on 1st June 1925. The first was the World Conference for the Well-being of Children in Geneva and at the same time the Chinese consul-general in San Francisco gathered a number of Chinese orphans to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival.Since both these incidents had the idea of child welfare at their core, 1st of June began to be celebrated as International children’s day thereafter but it were largely restricted to the communist countries and continue to be restricted, even after the atrophying of communism. There is often little public awareness of International children’s day in the western world and the central Asian continent.

    International Children’s Day celebration in different country

    Most of the nations in the western world, the Middle East, Africa and the southern hemisphere have their own particular so called “Children’s day”, which they celebrate during different times of the year. Australia celebrates “Children’s Day” on the fourth Wednesday of October. Brazil celebrates children’s day on October 12th, which is also the day of Our Lady of Aparecida, a public holiday in Brazil. In India children’s day is celebrated on the 14th of November, in honor of the birthday of Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru (the first prime minister of free India) owing to his excessive fondness of children.

    International Children’s Day in Europe

    However, being a prominent phenomenon in Europe, International children’s day has acquired an important place in the agenda of United Nations and its concerned agencies, especially UNICEF (United Nations international children’s emergency fund). This year children welfare is also going to be an important point of discussion in the G8 summit meeting in Heiligendamm, Germany from the 6th to 8th June (owing to it’s proximity to 1st June). The major concerns will be poverty in the African nations and the prevention on HIV among children in the same nations.

    International Children’s Day at China

    This year on the 1st of June, as part of the tradition in China (one of the nations that laid the foundations of this day) the celebrations went on in full swing when Chinese President, Hu Jintao, spend the day playing games with children. Hu, accompanied by a group of high-ranking officials, visited a kindergarten and a primary school at a small town of the Daxing District in southern Beijing, which mainly take in children of nearby farmers and migrant workers. Hu joined the children in playing with toy bricks at the kindergartenand played basketball and rope skipping with students at the school.

    Recognition of International Children’s Day

    Despite of the prominence that International children’s day gets in nations like China and Poland, it practically remains an arcane in the majority of nations of the world. However, what demarcates it from other public holidays is the hope that it sheds over the future of children, the architects of tomorrow, especially those thriving for “just existence” in the underdeveloped world. The participation of agencies like UNICEF, G8 and other charitable organizations makes it an endeavor that is a giant leap towards peace and unification of humanity giving all those involved in the process that the world is ONE FAMILY.

     

  • Special programme on Sunday.

    Vijaya Children’s club of Vijaya samudayik shiksha sadan has planning to conduct a special programme on sunday, on  the ocassion of International children’s day…………

  • Japan’s ‘K Computer’ Ranks No. 1 in Four Benchmarks at HPC Challenge Awards

    ScienceDaily (Nov. 16, 2011) — RIKEN, the University of Tsukuba, and Fujitsu Limited have announced that they received top-ranking in all four benchmarks for the performance results of the “K computer” at the 2011 HPC Challenge Awards.
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    Computers & Math

    Distributed Computing
    Computer Science
    Computer Modeling
    Artificial Intelligence
    Information Technology
    Computer Programming

    Reference

    Blue Gene
    Supercomputer
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    Computing

    The awards were announced on November 15 (US Pacific Standard Time) at SC11, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis taking place in Seattle, USA. The first-place rankings in the HPC Challenge Awards were received in the following four benchmarks used for evaluating the all-around performance of a supercomputer: 1) Global HPL; 2) Global RandomAccess; 3) EP STREAM (Triad) per system; and 4) Global FFT.

    The HPC Challenge Awards demonstrate that, in addition to achieving successive top-place rankings on the June and November 2011 editions of the TOP500 list measuring LINPACK computational speed, the K computer is evaluated very highly in all-around performance as a general-purpose supercomputer. The K computer is currently under joint development by RIKEN and Fujitsu.

    Background

    RIKEN and Fujitsu have been working together to develop the K computer, with the aim of beginning shared use by November 2012, as a part of the High-Performance Computing Infrastructure (HPCI) initiative led by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).

    The HPC Challenge benchmarks are benchmark programs designed to evaluate the overall performance of supercomputers in terms of processing performance in 28 tests derived from frequently-used computational patterns in the field of scientific computation. Among these, the four challenging benchmarks are: 1) Global HPL (operating speed in solving large-scale simultaneous linear equations); 2) Global RandomAccess (random memory access performance in parallel processing); 3) EP STREAM (Triad) per system (memory access speed under multiple loads); and 4) Global FFT (total performance of Fast Fourier Transform). The HPC Challenge Class 1 Awards are awarded to the top-ranked performance on each of these four benchmarks.

    The University of Tsukuba contributed extensively to increasing the computational speed for the Global FFT benchmark. As a result, the performance results of the K computer were submitted to the Class 1 award category.

    The HPC Challenge Class 1 Awards evaluate the performance of supercomputers from four different angles, and the K computer delivers world-class performance on all four benchmarks.

    With the understanding that its use would be widely shared by researchers and engineers inside and outside RIKEN from the very start, the development of the K computer has proceeded with the aim of creating a supercomputer that combines superior computational performance with the versatility that enables it to run applications for a wide range of fields. The HPC Challenge results demonstrate the versatility of the K computer and the all-around high performance levels it delivers as a supercomputer.

  • The Light of Truth

    The bandage falls, and belief becomes conviction. Liberation and redemption lie only in conviction! I am addressing serious seekers only. They must be able and willing to examine this matter objectively! Religious fanatics and irresponsible enthusiasts may hold aloof, for they are detrimental to the Truth. As for the malevolent and prejudiced, they shall find their sentence in the very words.

    The Message will strike only those who still carry within them a spark of truth, and the yearning to be true human beings. To all such it will become the shining light and staff. It will lead them unswervingly out of all the chaos of the present-day confusion.

    The following Word does not bring a new religion, but is intended as the torch to help all serious listeners or readers find the right path, which leads them to the longed-for height.

    Only he who bestirs himself can advance spiritually. The fool who uses extraneous aids for this, in the form of the ready-made opinions of others, only walks his path as if on crutches, while ignoring his own healthy limbs. But the moment he boldly uses all the abilities which lie dormant within him awaiting his call, to help in his ascent, he is employing the talent entrusted to him in accordance with his Creator’s Will, and will easily overcome all obstacles that seek to divert him.

    Therefore awake! Genuine faith lies only in conviction, and conviction comes solely through an inflexible weighing and examining! See that you are truly alive in the wonderful Creation of your God!

  • Today’s Assembly quiz winner is Sagun Kandel ……….. CONGRATULATION SAGUN !!

  • Teaching is more difficult than learning because what teaching calls for is this: to let learn. The real teacher, in fact, lets nothing else be learned than learning. His conduct, therefore, often produces the impression that we properly learn nothing from him, if by “learning” we now suddenly understand merely the procurement of useful information.

  • Thanks For You All

    Dear students of VSSS
    Thanks for you all for the success picnic programmes both in Kankali and Shantikunja . How did all of you feel ? was it really fun. Any way , let’s not concertrate about the past but at present. How are you in your studies at present ? Don’t you think first priority should be given in study as it is the must important factor to build up your career? I’m really keen in your academic improvement and hope you’ll put an extra effort for better result in coming examinations. God bless you !

    V. principal
    Bishwa prakash Neupane

  • Lets Laugh ……………..

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  • Today’s Assembly quiz winner is Anjil Ghimire ………. CONGRATULATION ANJIL!!