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Samsung Galaxy S3 outpaces iPhone 5S, 5C in touch accuracy

Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C have a bit of improving to do on the touch-accuracy front, according to new data from OptoFidelity, a Finland-based tech test and measurement company.
OptoFidelity said that it used its own Touch Panel Performance Tester to measure the iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, and Samsung Galaxy S3. The device uses a robot to "touch" exact coordinates on a screen. It then measures the coordinates of the touch device to see how closely they matched.





According to the data (PDF), the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C had significant fail rates, especially around the edges and toward the top of their displays. The Samsung Galaxy S3, meanwhile, was largely accurate across the middle of the screen, but had errors around the edges.
From there, OptoFidelity turned its attention to the virtual keyboard on the three devices and again found that Samsung's device is far more accurate in its response to touch inputs.
"Because the touch accuracy is more even in Galaxy S3 than in iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, you get a lot less typing errors, and letters which are close to the edge are working better," OptoFidelity said in its report. "You can also test this by tapping letters on the edge and typing long text messages."
OptoFidelity didn't say why it didn't include the Galaxy S4 in its study.

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Does your child's school have a security plan?

John Matthews

1. Does the school have a crisis response plan customized for its campus?

Over the last decade, many states have mandated that schools have crisis response plans. This sounds like a good idea in theory. But because they were mandated, many schools have simply copied generic plans provided by the state or another school district in order to meet their legal requirements. Make sure that your school has a crisis response plan that has been specifically designed for its unique characteristics, demographics and personnel.

2. Does your campus regularly practice school safety drills?

If your campus does not regularly practice basic school safety drills such as lockdowns, shelter-in-place and evacuations, ask the administrators why not? There is no good reason they can give you for not being prepared. The old adage "practice makes perfect" not only applies to reading, writing and arithmetic. Most school safety experts advise campuses to practice such drills at least once per semester with teachers and school staff also drilling during in-service training days.

3. What should parents do if there is an emergency at the school?

"They were all surrounding him"

Entire Georgia school shooting 911 call

Your school should be providing you with information regarding your role as a parent during a school crisis. Whom do you call? Where do you go? What do you when you get there? What documents do you need to bring, if any? Many school districts require all parents to show proper identification to pick up their child after a "nontraditional release" such as an evacuation. Make sure you know the school and districts policies for such an incident.

4. Have both staff and students received training on what to do during an active shooter incident?

It is imperative that administrators and teachers know what to do during a school crisis but it is equally as important for students to know what to do to survive an incident. Demand to know exactly what training is provided to staff and students. Does the school provide materials so you can discuss the training with your child and provide additional practice if necessary?

5. Has the school partnered with its local law enforcement agency to practice emergency response procedures?

Although many schools have crisis response plans, most have not taken time to personally work with their local law enforcement agencies to co-develop plans and practice drills. Real-time practice scenarios are essential to a comprehensive school safety plan. When school and law enforcement plans are not in sync with each other, important procedures that could save lives may be missing.

We can never predict when something terrible will happen. But the least that you can do as a parent is to make sure your child's school has taken the necessary measures to act in the safest and best possible way should an unanticipated disaster -- such as a shooting -- occur.

ASUP starts strike on Friday

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics is to resume its suspended strike on Friday  following  the inability of the Federal Government to resolve outstanding issues with the union.

ASUP Chairman, Mr. Clement Chirman, told newsmen in Jos on Sunday that “the frustrating inertia of the Federal Government to convincingly fulfil any of the promises and agreements reached with the union before the suspension of the earlier strike on July 172013 shows that government is not serious.”
Chirman said the National Executive Council after its 75th meeting held at the Federal Polytechnic, Bida, Niger State, resolved that the strike would “be total and indefinite” until  the government showed  committed to honouring the agreement with the union.
He expressed dismay at  government penchant  for breaking agreements, adding that “since the union suspended its earlier strike in July, government has shown no commitment to fulfilling any of the promises it made to the union.”
The union in its communiqué after the meeting in Bida decried “the anti-labour stance of the National Assembly as exemplified by the recently proposed removal of minimum wage from the exclusive legislative list of the constitution to the concurrent list, as well as the proposed legislation against declaration of industrial strike by unions in the tertiary sector.”
ASUP also lamented government’s abuse of the laws establishing TETfund. And the culpable lack of commitment of the National Board for Technical Education to meeting the needs and demands of polytechnic education in Nigeria.
“The CONTISS 15 Migration for Lower cadres, Needs Assessment of Polytechnics, release of whitepaper of visitation to Federal polytechnics, discrimination between polytechnics and university graduates in job placement and career progression and the constitution of Governing Councils to Federal polytechnics earlier omitted, were among the issues we brought before the Federal Government in the last negotiation, but government has failed to address any of them since after we suspended strike in July”, Chirman lamented.
The communique said:
1. That Government should without delay address all the outstanding standing issues including the NEEDS Assessments of the polytechnics and the corresponding funding, constitution of the Governing Councils of the remaining Federal polytechnics, CONITSS 15 Migration of the Lower Cadres, the removal of disparity between HND and Degree certificates, establishment of the National Polytechnics Commission (NPC), release of the Whitepaper of the visitation panels to polytechnics;
2. That the National Assembly should rescind from its current anti-labour posture in the interest of industrial peace and our desperate move to rescue the endangered soul of the tertiary institutions in the country;
3. That the National Assembly should expedite action on the review of the Polytechnic Act;
4. That a vote of no confidence be passed the NBTE and further calls for the immediate establishment of a National Polytechnics Commission (NPC) to proactively cater for the needs of the sector;
5. That the Nigerian political class and other interest groups should exercise restraint on their utterances and activities in the interest of peace, unity and security of the nation;
6. That the Federal Government should desist from abuse of TETfund laws;
7. That stakeholders in the education sector such as parents, students, religious leaders, the press, members of States and National assemblies to rise to their responsibilities of rescuing the (polytechnic) education sector from imminent collapse;
8. That the position of ASUP on the need to appoint the rectors from within the polytechnic system remains irreversible;
9. That in view of the continued insincerity of Government to honour the agreement reached with ASUP, NEC resolves that the union will resume the suspended strike with effect from 4th October, 2013. NEC sincerely appreciates the good people of Nigeria and all other stakeholders in the education sector for their sustained support in its struggles to save the polytechnic education from total collapse in Nigeria.

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Hack Attack! Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates Teach “Hour of Code” Online Computer Science Class.

Hack Attack! Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates Teach “Hour of Code” Online Computer Science Class.

With tens of millions of dollars worth of support from all the bigwigs in tech, a new nonprofit called Code.org wants to bring computer science into schools.

Its first initiative will be a worldwide “Hour of Code” during the second week of December, with materials provided that include coding tutorials from Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates.
Along with Gates and Zuckerberg, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, J.P. Morgan Chase, LinkedIn, Salesforce, Omidyar Network, Reid Hoffman, Jack Dorsey, Drew Houston, Ron Conway and John Doerr are financially backing the nonprofit, which is led by former Microsoft exec and angel investor Hadi Partovi. Apple, Dropbox, Yahoo, Electronic Arts and Zynga are also providing support.
“We want to pull back the veil on this black magic dark art of code that separates you from Mark Zuckerberg,” Partovi said today in an interview at a launch event in San Francisco.
He and twin brother Ali Partovi had released a video this February about the importance of learning how to code that features celebrities including tech CEOs, musician will.i.am and basketball player Chris Bosh. It has been viewed more than 10 million times.
Computer science, added LinkedIn chairman Reid Hoffman in prepared remarks today, teaches “problem solving and critical thinking that’s useful anywhere.”
Sure, more coders means a bigger workforce for Silicon Valley technology companies, but it can be more than that, said Hoffman. Learning the “fundamentals of reasoning” will be transformative for individuals and industries, in the U.S. and elsewhere, he said.
The Hour of Code — and it’s kind of strangely and specifically named, as it is not any particular hour — is to occur during Computer Science Education Week, which coincides with the birthday of computing pioneer Grace Hopper on December 9. It aims to hit 10 million students and will include art from Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies.
Code.org will provide materials appropriate for students of all ages and with all sorts of equipment and Internet connectivity, Partovi said. The goal is for the Hour of Code to inspire some of them to further explore computer science for their education and careers.
Code.org promises a variety of prizes for participants, including free storage from Dropbox, 50 class sets of computers, Skype credits, iTunes gift cards and group video conferences with tech leaders like Jack Dorsey and Susan Wojcicki.

YABATECH CHANGE OF COURSE PAYMENT PROCEDURE AND COURSES AVAILABLE

Payment Procedure:

1. Payment will be made using an ATM Card (MasterCard,Verve,Visa) or Zenith Bank Transfer.
2. Applicants without an ATM card should approach any bank for reloadable card and load the required amount to enable them pay online.
3. Applicants should obtain Internet PIN at their respective banks.
4. Under no circumstances should applicants disclose their PIN to third parties.
5. Yaba College of Technology is not liable to any fradulent transaction with third parties.

Courses Available for Change of Course

• B.SC(ED) (ART EDUCATION) FULL TIME
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• B.SC(ED) (INTEGRATED SCIENCE EDUCATION) FULL TIME
  
• B.SC(ED) (MATHEMATICS EDUCATION) FULL TIME
  
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR 2013/2014 FOR FRESH STUDENTS

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR 2013/2014 FOR FRESH STUDENTS

i.]            Payment of Acceptance fee and Screening

                1.            Go to http://www.yabatech.edu.ng

                2.            Click on “Acceptance fee”

                3.            Enter your UTME/Application Number

                4.            Click on Login

                5.            Click on “Make payment”

                6.            Enter your ATM Card details (MasterCard and VisaCard) and your Secure Code 

                (please  obtain  your secure code from your Bank)

               7.              Wait for 24 hours   Then re-login to continue

   8.               Print  Payment  history 

   9.               Update your Biodata and Print it.

                       

ii.]           Registration and Fee Payment

10.   Click on “Students Portal”

11.   Enter your UTME Number as Username and your Surname as password

12.   Click on “Print Admission Letter”

13.   Click on “School fees payment”

14.   Click on “Make payment”

15.   Enter your ATM details [ MasterCard and  VisaCard ] and your secure code

iii.]          Course Registration Procedure for 2013/2014 Second Semester

16.   Visit the Admission Office (Room 24 Old Admin Block)  and locate your Screening Officer

17.   Click on “Students’ Portal”

18.   Enter your Matriculation number as Username and  your Surname as password.

19.   Click on “Course Registration”.

20.   Click on “New Course Registration” and click Enter Course Registration”

21.   Select your Course from the list of courses by ticking the box and click on “Preview Courses”

22.   Click on “submit” to submit your Course Registration

23.   Click on “Print Course Registration” to print your Course Registration form.

NOTE:  

1.       YOUR REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETED UNTIL YOU SUBMIT YOUR FILE/FORM TO  

        THE SCHOOL OFFICER.

PROCEDURE FOR 2013/2014 CHANGE OF COURSE

1.       Go to http://www.yabatech.edu.ng

2.       Click on Change of Course [UTME]

3.       Click on Login

4.       Enter your UTME Registration Number

5.       Click on Change of Course

6.       Click on “click to pay”

7.       Enter your ATM Card details

8.       Re-login after 24 hours to select the New Course of choice

9.       Click  continue

10.   Click print

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Payment Procedure For Yabatech Change Of Course Forms 2013/2014

1. Payment will be made using an ATM Card (MasterCard,Verve,Visa) or Zenith Bank Transfer.
2. Applicants without an ATM card should approach any bank for reloadable card and load the required         amount to enable them pay online.
3. Applicants should obtain Internet PIN at their respective banks.
4. Under no circumstances should applicants disclose their PIN to third parties.
5. Yaba College of Technology is not liable to any fradulent transaction with third parties.

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT

ND (BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) FULL TIME

UTME REGISTRATION NUMBER	SURNAME	FIRSTNAME	OTHERNAME
35466907DE	ABASS	QUADRI	ABOLAJI
37142684BJ	ABHULIMHEN	MICHAEL	EHIABHI
37153776BE	ADEDEJI	ADEOLA	VICTORIA
37147185JG	ADEKEYE	TOBI	ZECHARIAH
35500336EF	ADELEYE	DEBORAH	ABIMBOLA
35235429EF	ADENITIRE	OLUWATOSINE
35403210DF	ADESANYA	SEGUN	IBRAHIM
35512324GI	ADESANYA	TOOSIN	GBENGA
35914027IH	ADEYEYE	OLUWASEYI	ADENIYI
37140530HJ	AGHEDO	JUDESON	AYO
35234126HE	AJAYI	OLUWASEUN	OMORIOWU
36180939IG	AJIBOYE	AYOOLA	ELIZABETH
35505461JD	AJOSE	RASAKI	OLAMILEKAN
35457095HJ	AKANDE	OLAKUNLE	ORIYOMI
37158647EI	AKINDELE	OLAIDE	KAFILAT
36327992ID	AKPOMIEMIE	FLORENCE
36317155AC	AKWUDIWE	MIRACLE	CHUKWUEBUKA
35181405DA	ALOBA	AMINAT	ABOLANLE
36327375JB	AMOS	MICHAEL	ABAYOMI
36355040DB	ANANKI	MERCY	IME
35458732BI	ARIZECHUKWU	ADANNA	DAPHNE
35469762AF	ATOGUN	FAITH	AGORGOR
36246738IE	AYINDE	MUSA	ADEYEMI
35074178FJ	BABALOLA	OLAJUMOKE	LYDIA
35252912HD	BAKARE	IFEOLUWA	SEUN
35461935BC	BALOGUN	HAKEEM	ADEWALE
36579457FH	BALOGUN	MARIAM	OMOSHALEWA
35512371CE	BEWAJI	SHOLA	GBENGA
35056860CB	CAMARA	TIBU	TIJANI
35252818GE	CHIKWEM	EBERE	F
35275078CA	CHUKWUDIKE	CHISOM	MARYCYNTHIA
36381530AE	CHUKWURA	CHIDINMA
35088533GC	DAJAN	PATIENCE	MAANDI
35415322HE	DAVIES	SHERIFAT	ADEOLUWA
36327302BJ	EBENEZER	MARY	NGOZI
36653356AF	EBHOHON	ELVIS	OMOJATE
35234626CJ	EBHONUN	PHABEL	OTIBHOR
35018868CC	EFFIONG	SAMUEL	JUSTIN
35713693HH	EGBANG	ANNA	WUCHI
36246322HB	EMEALIH	PEACE	CHIDINMA
36325058FI	ENEOJOR	ERUOJOR	JANET
35179840GJ	ESSIEN	ELIZABETH	BLESSING
35018514BH	EZEKIEL	RUTH
35466253FG	HARUN	ABDULRAZAQ	OLAMILEKAN
36281755IE	HASSAN	MODUPE	RAMOTA
36383005EB	IBE	OGECHI	MARIANA
36295760HA	IDOKO	SIMON	AKOR
35535432AC	IGWE	JULIA	CHIOMA
36169284DE	IHUE	JUBILEE	NYENWEZE
37151530FJ	ITAWA	OGHENEKARO
35108937FH	IZEH	MAUREEN
37153735EA	JAIYEOLA	BOLARINWA	OLUMIDE
35180552GH	JOEL	SOLOMON	UDAGBEMU
35758137CD	JOEL	IBITIMI	AUGUSTINE
35514023BF	JOSEPH	BLESSING	OLUWABUNMI
35507696IB	LAWAL	OLUWAKEMI	TEMITAYO
35458598DC	LAWAL	AZEEZ	BABAJIDE
35482230ED	MACAULEY	MICHAEL
35111008FC	MAMODU	JESSE	DAVID
35235960AE	MARTINS	ANGELA
35412223FJ	MFON	OKON	NKOYO
35169196II	NGONADI	PAUL	OBICHUKWU
36251064AH	NWANKWO	JOSEPH	EJIKE
35056705AB	NWODE	ROMANUS	EDWARD
35087278EE	NWOGBE	CHARLES	OZUGO
36386154AD	NWOSEUJAH	SYLVIA	CHIZUA
36385698BD	OBIKOYA	BOLAJI	DAVID
35448727GA	OCHA	ALICE	OMAKU
35017179EF	OCHINAMA	FRANCIS	CHINEDU
36314936GD	OFOKANSI	CHINENDU	COSMOS
36386576JF	OGAR	AUGUSTINE	O
35507141JH	OGUNBEKUN	TEMILOLUWA	C
36246355GJ	OGUNBIYI	AJIBOLA	JOHN
36352287EF	OJUOLA	EMMANUEL	OLUWASEUN
37141114HD	OKEDIRAN	MAYOWA	SIMON
35256913AB	OKOH	ENE	EVELYN
35086213DI	OKONKWO	DAVID	UCHENNA
35909174JG	OLADEINDE	ITUNUOLUWA	MARYANNE
35510257GB	OLAITAN	EMMANUEL	TEMITOPE
35274655CI	OLAIYA	ABIOLA	AFEEZ
36332909HG	OLANREWAJU	LANRE	OLAJIMI
37141010JE	OLASEHINDE	TIMOTHY	TEMITOPE
36565404CB	OLAYIWOLA	DAVID	OLAIDE
36279876JF	OLUKOTUN	MARY	OPEYEMI
36296940CC	OMAGE	JOSEPH	ALABA
36296945AH	OMAGE	CAROLINE	IDOWU
36380589BE	OMORO	EBEDAERE	OYINTARELA
36171265AI	ONASANYA	DANIEL	OLUWADAMILARE
37158422EE	ONOCHIE	OLUCHI	AGATHA
35591018IE	ORAZULUME	OBIANUJU	MARIAN
35828548FG	ORIBUYAKU	GBENGA
35470968HD	OSAWMONYI	JOSHUA	OSAS
35152104FB	OWOEYE	MODUPE	TAIWO
35086110FG	OYADOUGHA	JOHN	EBIAREDE
35887086BC	OYEKUNLE	OLAWALE	ISAAC
35415330FA	OYELAMI	TOLULOPE	DAVID
35885994IH	PAUL	SOLOMON	ENEMA
36384220IC	SAMGWA	RHODIAN	KUNSE
35272819AH	SAMUEL	ISOEMI	KANANMMI
35306078ED	UDISON	MERCY	RUTH
35535342HI	UKAH	KALU	IKECHUKWU
37142218FJ	USEN	JOSEPH	COLLINS
35074008IE	WAHAB	AMEERAT
36328818DA	YAYAH	OLUWABUKOLA	SUKURAT

 

BUILDING TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

ND (BUILDING TECHNOLOGY) FULL TIME

UTME REGISTRATION NUMBER	SURNAME	FIRSTNAME	OTHERNAME
36352598IC	ADENIGBAGBE	KEHINDE	EMMANUEL
36324239JA	ALEBIOSU	MUSTAPHA	OLUWATOSIN
35461920FH	BALOGUN	SHUAIB	OLADIMEJI
36309633GE	DUVBIAMA	EMMANUEL	KAYODE
36581834AH	FALUA	OPEYEMI	BLESSING
35501174FD	ISIKALU	DANIEL	OLUWAJUWON
36181520IJ	JOMBO	GODWINS	UDOH
37140714BC	ODEI	MICHAEL	OLUWAFEMI
36317751FH	OLA	OLAIDE	AYODEJI
35267477CI	OLUWATUROTI	MOTOLANI	OLUMIDE
37202237DE	TIMILEHIN	OLUSOLA	MICHEAL

 

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

ND (AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY) FULL TIME

 

UTME REGISTRATION NUMBER	SURNAME	FIRSTNAME	OTHERNAME
35314853AF	ABIODUN	GABRIEL	TEMITOPE
35172358BB	ANENE	FRANK	CHINAZA
35089401HH	ARO	ABIODUN	DANIEL
36387837JF	ASUKWO	ENDURANCE	SUNDAY
35067651EG	CHUKWUMA	FRANKLYN	EMEKA
36378513DE	MBATUEGWU	IJEOMA	RITA
35267035JD	MUODIAJU	VIVIAN	EBERECHUKWU
35473072GG	OGUNSANWO	SAMUEL	OPEYEMI
36387808IF	OKOLO	SOMETOCHI	OLUWAFEMI
35405498FI	OLABOSIPO	OLATUNDE	SAMSON
36281685AD	OLUWAKOYA	SAMUEL	OLANIYI
35505550CA	ONADEKO	AKINTUNDE	ABAYOMI
36250209FA	OTTUN-ADEOLA	ROFIAT	ABOSEDE
36346438DF	UDEOBI	CHISOM	KASPER

YCT merit admission list

yabatech merit admission list is out.........

 

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 HURRAY!!! -What a wonderful day it is,,, It's here again- Nigeria is 53.

It's been past 53 yrs Nigeria gained her independence. Not minding d challenges, uproar, d obstacle, and obstruction on d way, We are moving...
To be honest wit u, NIGERIA is a gr8 country,,, and would 1 day get to it's destination in which God has promised,,,.
We hope 2 witness dat day other countries would look up to NIGERIA and would like to be like us,,,
But I'll urge every good Citizen of dis gr8 Country to stop criticism, to bring up d support, d help and love to keep the nation moving and keep d love burning,,,
Remember! We are one and should stand in unity...
It's time to fight against Division, Enemity, Corruption, Misconduct and all other Evil act by our so called leaders. It's time to tell to d world dat no one is above d law.
NIGERIANS! LETS FIGHT FOR PEACE, LOVE, SUPPORT N OF ALL UNITY.
Happy Independent day 2013.

We all should have this mentality that:
We are gonna make the change,,,
We are gonna move the world,,,,
It's time for Me to RISE,,,
and make the all looks like ICE.......................................
happy independent day  

NIGERIA IS 53.