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SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class VI Apr Literature: Chapter -1,The Model Millionaire Grammar: Kinds of sentences, Subject-Predicate, Nouns Writing Skills: Picture composition May MCB Unit –I Trees Writing: Guided composition Jul Literature: Chapter-2,Pinecones MCB: Unit-2,Special People Grammar: Pronouns, Articles Writing skills: Paragraph writing Aug Literature Chapter-3,How we kept Mother"s Day Poem : On Mother"s Day MCB: Unit-3 : Dignity of work Grammar: Tenses(simple present, simple past),Subject - Verb agreement Sep Literature:Chapter-4,The Railway Children Grammar: Homophones, Tenses (Present continuous and past continuous) Course for SA-1 Literature : Chapter 1,2,3,4 and one poem The Model Millionaire, Pinecones, How we kept Mother"s Day, The Railway children, On Mother"s Day MCB: Unit 1,2,3 Grammar: Subject-Predicate, kinds of sentences, Nouns, Pronouns, Articles, Subject-verb Agreement, Tenses(simple present, present cont., simple past, past cont.) Writing skills: Picture composition, guided composition, paragraph writing. Oct Literature: Chapter-5 The Bus stop that ate children Poem: Midnight Woods MCB: Unit 4 Helpers Grammar: Adverb Nov Literature: Chapter 6:A Day for brothers,Poem:Conversation MCB:Unit 5,when I was a child Grammar:Adjective,Writing: Application writing Dec Literature: Chapter 7:The School for sympathy Poem:Kieran, MCB Unit 6- Travel, Grammar: Conjunctions Writing: Paragraph Jan Literature:Chapter 8 The Mother of a Traitor MCB: Unit 7 Believe it or not Grammar: Reported speech, Writing; Informal letter Feb Literature: Chapter 9 – Skivers,MCB: Unit 8 Entertainment,Revision Course for SA-2 Literature: Chapter 5,6,7,8,9 and two poems-The Bus Stop that ate children, A day for brothers, The school for sympathy, The mother of a traitor, conversation, Kieran, skivers MCB: Unit 4,5,6,7,8 Grammar: Adjective, Conjunctions, Kinds of sentences, Subject-Predicate, Articles, Nouns, Pronouns, Reported speech, Subject-Verb Agreement, Adverbs Writing: Guided Composition, Picture Composition, Paragraph, Application, Informal letter writing SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class VII Apr Literature: Chapter -1,The Man in the Train Grammar: NOUN: Number, Kinds of nouns, kinds of sentences. Writing : Informal letter May MCB Unit –I Adventure. Grammar:Pronouns Jul Literature: Chapter-2,More than true, Poem: On the Grasshopper and the Cricket. MCB: Unit-2,Environment Grammar: Adjectives,Tenses. Writing skill: Post card Aug Literature: Chapter 3 Proud Head. Poem: I am the Captain of my Soul MCB: Unit 3 Animals Grammar - Subject-verb Agreement,Articles Writing :Paragraph writing Sep Literature : Chapter 4, My Financial Career, Writing: guided composition Course for SA-1 Literature: Chapter 1,2,3,4 and two poems The man in the train, More than true, Proud Head, My financial career, On the Grasshopper & the cricket, I am the Captain of my soul. Grammar: Articles,nouns, kinds of sentences, pronouns, subject-verb agreement tenses, adjectives Writing skills:Informal letter, post card, paragraph, guided composition Oct Literature :Chapter 5, The last truck ride, Poem: The tree in season MCB: Unit 5 children and adults Grammar: Adverbs, Prepositions Writing: Message Writing Nov Literature : Chapter 6:A Bitterly cold Night. Grammar: Active & passive voice. Writing : Application Dec Literature: Chapter 7 Lord Nithsdale"s Escape. MCB : Unit 7,Mystery Grammar: Conjunctions. Writing: Notice writing Jan Literature : Chapter 8 Tober, Poem: Macavity:The Mysery Cat MCB: Unit 8 People Grammar: Reported speech Feb Literature: Chapter 9, If a were you Revision Course for SA-2 Literature: Chapter 5,6,7,8,9 and two poems The last truck ride, a bitterly cold night, Lord Nithsdale"s escape, Tober, If I were you, The Tree is season, Macavity : The Mystery Cat MCB: Unit 5,6,7,8 Grammar: Adjective, conjunctions, Reported Speech,Tenses, Articles, pronouns, Subject-verb agreement, adverb, Active passive voice,Prepositions. Writing: Application, Message, Notice, Post card,Paragraph SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class VIII Apr Literature Ch 1 The Night We Won the Buick Poem: The Lonely Farmer Grammar: Determiners MCB : Unit 1 Wit and Humour May Writing skills: Post card, Message, Notice Jul Literature Ch 2 The Brogue Ch 3 The Letter Poem: Money Madness MCB: Unit 2 Trust & Care Grammar Subject-verb Agreement Aug Literature Ch 4 The Star Grammar :Tenses, Adjectives Writing skill :Informal letter Sep Revision SA-1 MCB Unit 1,2 Literature: Ch 1,2,3,4 Poem: The Lonely Farmer, Money Madness Grammar : Determiners, Tenses,Sub-verb Agreement, Adjectives Writing skill – Informal letter, Post Card, Message, Notice Oct Literature :Ch 5 Nephews Poem:The Clod & the Pebble MCB:Unit 3 Fact & Fiction Grammar:Active-Passive Writing: Letter to the Editor Nov Literature Ch 6 Green parrots in a Cage Poem: Where the Mind Without Fear MCB: Unit 4 Sports & People Writing skill – Article Dec Literature :Ch 7 Flight MCB:Unit 7 Irony & Satire Grammar: Preposition Writing skill- Speech Jan Literature :Ch 9 Life"s a Glorious Gift MCB: Unit 6 Prejudice Grammar:Modals, Reported Speech Feb Literature Ch 8 Let"s go Home MCB: Unit 7 Science & Fiction Unit 8 War Writing skill - Debate SA-2 Literature : Ch 5,6,7,8,9 MCB Unit 3,4,5,6,7,8 Grammar: Determiners,Conjunctions,Reported speech, Prepositions, Connectors, Tenses, Subject-Verb Agreement, Modals, Active-passive, Adjective Writing Skill:Debate, Article,Speech, Letter to the Editor, Notice,Message,Post card SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class IX Apr Literature : 1. The Brook 2. The Road Not Taken 3.Solitary Reaper. Writing: Notice,Message,Post card May Writing- Biographical sketch,Informal letter,describing people MCB :Unit 1 (People) Grammar- Determiners,Sub-Verb Agreement,Pronouns,Prepositions Jul Literature-1.How I taught My grandmother to Read(fiction) 2. A Dog Named Duke (fiction) 3. Lord Ullin"s Daughter(Poem) Unit 2 (Adventure) Grammar: Tenses Aug Literature – Villa for Sale (Drama) Grammar – Active-Passive, Reported speech Writing- Letter to the Editor; MCB- Unit 3 (Environment) Sep Revision SA-1 Literature (1) How I taught My Grandmother to Read (fiction) (2) A Dog Named Duke (fiction) 1. The Brook (Poem) 2. The Road not Taken(Poem) 3. The Solitary Reaper(Poem) 4. Lord Ullin"s Daughter(Poem) 1) Villa for Sale (Drama) MCB: Unit 1,2,3 Grammar- Determiners, Sub-Verb Agreement, Pronouns, preposition, Tenses, Active-Passive, Reported Speech Writing – Biographical sketch, Informal letter, describing people, Notice, Message, Post card, Letter to the Editor Oct 3. The Man who knew Too Much (fiction) 4. Keeping it from Harold (fiction) 5. The Seven Ages 6. Oh; I wish I"d looked After Me Teeth Nov MCB Unit 4. The class IX Radio show Unit 5 Mystery Writing –Report writing Grammar- Non-Finite,Verb forms (Infinitives,Participles, gerunds), Modals. Dec Literature 5. Best Seller (fiction) 7. Song of the Rain (Poem), The Bishop"s candlesticks (Drama) MCB: Unit 6 children Grammar: Types of sentences Jan MCB : Unit 7 Sports and Games Writing: Article, Speech, Diary Entry Grammar : Comparison Feb Grammar:Connectors, Types of Phrases and clauses, Nominalisation and comparison Writing- Debate,Story writing SA-II 3. The Man who knew too much(4)Keeping it from Harold(5)Best seller (Poem)(5) The Seven Ages (6) Oh, I wish I"d Looked After Me Teeth (7) Song of the Rain (Drama) The Bishop"s candlesticks MCB: Unit 4,5,6,7 Grammar and writing skills – Integrated course done throughout the year. SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class X Apr Literature The Tribute The Night of Scorpion A Christmas Carol Writing Skill Notice,Message,Post Card May MCB Health and Medicine Jul Literature Cutie Pie Ode to the West Wind MCB Unit II Education Writing skill Biography,Data Interpretation,Formal Letter & Letter to the Editor Aug Tenses,Determiners, Agreement of Verb with the subject,Active-Passive, Pronouns, Prepositions Sep Revision" SA-1 Literature The Tribute,Night of the Scorpion,A Christmas Carol, Cutie Pie, Ode to the West Wind MCB Unit-1,2 Grammar Tenses,Determiners, Subject Verb agreement, Active-Passive, Pronouns, Prepositions Writing skills Notice, Message, Post Card, Biography, Data Interpretation, Formal letter, Letter to the Editor. Oct Literature The Letter Frog and Nightingale Julius Caesar Nov MCB Unit III Science Grammar Modals, Non finite Verb forms (gerunds, Infinitives and participles) Writing skill Report writing Dec Literature The Ultimate Safari Mirror MCB Unit 4 Environment Jan Literature The Rime of the Ancient Mariner MCB Travel and Tourism Writing skill Itinerary, Brochure Feb Grammar Types of sentences, Connectors, Nominalisation, Comparison, Types of phrases and clauses Writing skill Article, Speech, Debate, Diary Entry, Story SA-2 Literature The Letter, Frog & the Nightingale, Julius Caesar, Ultimate Safari, Mirror, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner MCB : Unit 3,4,5 Grammar & Writing skill Integrated Course done throughout the year SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class XI Jul Hornbill- The Portrait of a lady, A Photograph Snapshot – The summer of the Beautiful white Horse Grammar – Tenses, Determiners Writing skill – Advertisements, Notices Aug Hornbill – We "re not afraid to die - Discovering TUT Snapshot – The address Writing skill – Invitations, Posters Grammar – Closed gaps Course for Unit Test-1 Chapters and topics done in the months of Jul and Aug Sep Hornbill : The Laburnum Top; Landscape of the Soul Snapshot : Ranga"s Marriage Writing skill : Report Writing Grammar: Voice & Speech Oct Snapshot : Albert Einstean at School Hornbill : The Voice of the Rain The Ailing Planet Writing skill – Business letters Grammar : Jumbled sentences Nov Hornbill : The Browing version Snapshot : Mother"s Day Writing skill : Articles Dec Revision of the course done till date Course for Half yearly : Chapters and topics done in the month of Oct and Nov + integrated course. Jan Hornbill: Childhood, Silk Road Snapshot : Birth Writing skill : Revision of Report Writing Grammar : Topics done so far will be revised Course for II Unit Test : Chapters and topics done in the month of January Feb Hornbill : The Adventure Snapshot : Revision of the syllabus Course for Annual Examination : The complete course SYLLABUS (2010-11) English Class XII Apr Flamingo The last Lesson Lost Spring Deep Water My mother at 66 An Elementary school May Vistas The Tiger King Writing Skills Advertisements, Notices, Invitation ,Poster Jul Flamingo The Rat Trap Indigo Vistas Journey to the end… The Enemy Aug Flamingo : Poets & Pancakes Keeping Quiet Vistas Should wizard Hit Mommy Writing skills : Report Writing Sep Flamingo The Interview Going Places A Thing of Beauty Vistas On the Face of it Evans Tries ……… Oct Flamingo Roadside Stand Aunt Jennifer"s Tigers Vistas Memories of childhood Writing skills Business Letters Articles Course I Unit Test The last lesson, Lost Spring, Deep Water, The Third level, Advertisement, Notices Quarterly Course of Unit I, The Rat Trap,My mother at 66, School in slum, Indigo, Poets & Pancakes, keeping quiet, journey to the end.. 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& laLd`re~ ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE) d{kk & 6 ikB~;iqLrd & lqxe&laLd`re~ Hkkx&1 vizsy ,oa oUnuk ebZ & vko`fÙk ikB% 1 laKkin & ifjp;% vko`fÙk ikB% 2 fØ;kin&ifjp;% & yV~ydkj% vko`fÙk ikB% 3 loZuke in&ifjp;% tqykbZ & izFke% ikB % vge~&o;e~] Roe~&;w;e~ f}rh;% ikB% ,"k%&,rs] ,"kk&,rk%] ,rr~&,rkfu r`rh;% ikB% l%&rs] lk&rk%] rr~&rkfu vxLr & prqFkZ% ikB% rkS&,rkS] rs&,rs] ;qoke~ & vkoke~ iape% ikB% vki.ka xPNkfe ¼izFkek] f}rh;k foHkfDr%½ "k"B% ikB% iz'ueap% ¼"k"Bh foHkfDr%] lEcks/kue~½ flrEcj & lIre% ikB% o;a dsu fda dqeZ% ¼r`rh;k foHkfDr%½ flrEcj & ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½ 1½ O;ogkfjd O;kdj.ke~ 2½ vifBr vocks/kue~ 3½ jpukRed & dk;Ze~ vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% dkdL; pkrq;Ze~ ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½ uoe% ikB% ijksidkjk; eethoue~ ¼prqFkhZ foHkfDr%½ uoEcj n'ke% ikB% ee fnup;kZ ¼iapeh foHkfDr%½ ,dkn'k% ikB% Jko.ks vkxrs ¼lIreh foHkfDr%½ fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% rjo% lRiq#"kk% ¼mdkjkUr iqfYyax½ =;ksn'k% ikB% vkxPN rfj";ke% ¼y`V~ydkj%½ tuojh prqnZ'k% ikB% e/kqjk izHkkr osyk ¼bdkjkUr iqfYyax%½ iapn'k% ikB% lqUnjrk xq.ksu u rq :is.k ¼fo'ks"k.kkfu½ KkrO;e~ lwDr;% Qjojh ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½ 1½ O;kogkfjd & O;kdj.ke~ 2½ vifBr & vocks/kue~ 3½ jpukRed&dk;Ze~ ,l-,- & 1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA ,l-,- & 2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA fo"k; & laLd`re~ ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE) d{kk & 7 ikB~;iqLrd & lqxe & laLd`re~ Hkkx & 2 vizsy & ebZ oUnuk ¼1½ izFke% ikB% Hkkjro"kZ% ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½ ¼2½ f}rh;% ikB% 'kkfUrnwr% diksr% ¼y³~ydkj%½ ¼miinfoHkfDr%½ tqykbZ ¼3½ r`rh;% ikB% ckyks fo|ky;xkeh ¼vkReusifn&yV~ydkj%½ ¼4½ prqFkZ% ikB% ,drk;ka cyefLr ¼milxZ%½ ¼5½ iape% ikB% pUnz'ks[kj% vktkn% ¼y³~&ydkj% vko`fÙk%½ vxLr ¼6½ "k"B% ikB% vewY;kfu ekSfDrdkfu ¼7½ lIre% ikB% vk;qosZn% LokLF;ykHkk; ¼la;ksx% lfU/k%½ flrEcj ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½ 1½ O;kogkfjd O;kdj.ke~ 2½ vifBr vocks/kue~ 3½ jpukRed dk;Ze~ vDVwcj ¼8½ v"Ve% ikB% vH;klsu fda u fl/;fr ¼Le&iz;ksx%½ ¼9½ uoe% ikB% /kU;k% Hkkjrh;k% efgyk% ¼lfU/k% vko`fÙk%½ uoEcj ¼10½ n'ke% ikB% fons'k;k=k & o.kZue~ ¼izR;;%&DRok] Y;i~½ ¼11½ ,dkn'k% ikB% o"kZ o"kZ gs o"kkZ es?k ! ¼yksV~ ydkj%½ fnlEcj ¼12½ }kn'k% ikB% nhiksRlo% ¼fo'ks"k.kkfu½ ¼13½ =;ksn'k% ikB% lkekU;Kku&izfr;ksfxrkA tuojh ¼14½ prqnZ'k% ikB% lfUe=a iq.;su yHkrs ¼rqequ~ izR;;½ ¼15½ iapn'k% ikB% rsykuhjkeL; pkrq;Ze~ Qjojh ¼16½ KkrO;e~ & lwDr;% ¼17½ gkL;xksydkfu ifjf'k"Ve~ ¼vH;kl dk;Z ,oa nksgjku dk;Z½ 1½ O;kogkfjd& O;kdj.ke~ 2½ vifBr&vocks/kue~ 3½ jpukRed dk;Ze~ ,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA ,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA fo"k; & laLd`re~ ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE) d{kk & 8 ikB~;iqLrde~ lqxe&laLd`re~ Hkkx & 3 vizsy & ebZ oUnuk ¼1½ izFke% ikB% ¾ ee fnup;kZ ¼?kfVdk Kkue~½ ¼2½ f}rh;% ikB% ¾ tkfufg fut ns'ke~ ¼yksV~ydkj%½ tqykbZ ¼3½ r`rh;% ikB% ¾ Rofjrcqf)% okuj% ¼Le iz;ksx% fo'ks"k.kkfu p½ ¼4½ prqFkZ% ikB% ¾ bPNk'kfDr% cyh;lh ¼DRok Y;i~ izR;;k%½ ¼5½ iape% ikB% ¾ fo|ky;L; ØhMk fnol% ¼Hkor~ 'kCnL; iz;ksx%½ vxLr ¼6½ "k"B% ikB% ¾ nqtZuk% ifjgrZO;k% ¼fp=&dFkk½ ¼7½ lIre% ikB% ¾ lqopukfu ¼miin foHkfDr%½ O;kdj.ke~ flrEcj O;kogkfjd & O;kdj.ke~] vifBr & vocks/kue~] jpukRed dk;Ze~] iz'u fuekZ.k] cgqoSdfYid & iz'ukfu] lkekU; v'kq);%A vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% ¾ iknik% fgrdkfj.k% ¼vkReusine~½ uoe% ikB% ¾ eSVªks;kue~ ¼Loj lfU/k½ uoEcj n'ke% ikB% ¾ bZ euksjatue~ ¼rqequ~ izR;;%½ ,dkn'k% ikB% ¾ oapuk;k% Qye~ ¼fpr~&pu;ks% iz;ksx%½ fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% ¾ x.krU= fnol lekjksg% ¼lksilxZ/kkrq iz;ksx%½ =;ksn'k% ikB% ¾ vxzs pyr pyr js ckyk%A ¼mn~cks/kuxhre~½ tuojh prqnZ'k% ikB% ¾ vH;klkr~ dkS'ky izkfIr% ¼fof/kfyax ydkj%½ iapn'k% ikB% ¾ vLekda izd`fr% ¼vko`fÙk ikB%½ Qjojh KkrO;e~ ¾ lwDr;%] O;ogkj&okD;kfu] izgsfydk%] gkL;xksydkfuA O;kdj.ke~ O;kogkfjdO;kdj.ke~] vifBr vocks/kue~] jpukRed&dk;Ze~] iz'ufuekZ.ke~] cgqoSdfYid&iz'ukfu] lkekU; v'kq);%A ,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA ,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA fo"k; & laLd`re~ ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE) d{kk & 9 ¼ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx&1½ vizsy&ebZ izFke% ikB% & rr~ Roe~ vfl f}rh;% ikB% & vfoosd% ijekinka ine~ tqykbZ r`rh;% ikB% & ikFks;e~ prqFkZ% ikB% & LoLFko`Rre~ iape% ikB% & Hkzkr`LusgLrq nqyZHk% vxLr ,oa "k"B% ikB% & fo|;k HkkfUr ln~xq.kk% flrEcj lIre% ikB% & rjos ueks·Lrq ¼laLd`r&vH;kl&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 1½ vizsy izFke% vH;kl % & ¼d½ laLd`r & o.kZekyk ¼[k½ laLd`ro.kZekyk% mPpkj.kLFkkukfu tqykbZ f}rh;% vH;kl % & Loj & lfU/k% r`rh;% vH;kl % & O;atu & lfU/k% prqFkZ% vH;kl % & folxZ & laf/k% iape% vH;kl % & ¼d½ vtUr'kCnk% ¼[k½ gyUr'kCnk% ¼x½ loZuke'kCnk% ¼?k½ la[;kokpd 'kCnk% "k"B% vH;kl % & orZekudky% ¼yV~ydkj%½ vxLr lIre% vH;kl % & Hkwrdky % ¼y³~ydkj%½ ,oa flrEcj v"Ve% vH;kl % & Hkfo";Rdky% ¼y`Vydkj%½ uoe% vH;kl % & yksV~ydkj % ¼vkns'kkFksZ½ n'ke% vH;kl % & fof/kfy³~ ydkj% & d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA ¼vifBrx|ka'k] i=ys[kue~] laoknys[kue~] dFkkys[kue~] fp=o.kZue~ vkfnA½ ¼laLd`r & ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 1½ vDVwcj v"Ve% ikB% & deZ.kk ;kfr laflf)e~ uoe% ikB% & fot;rke~ Lons'k% uoEcj n'ke% ikB% & dks·ga onrq lkEizre~\ ,dkn'k% ikB% & u /keZo`)s"kq o;% leh{;rs fnlEcj }kn'k% ikB% & do;kfe o;kfe ;kfe tuojh =;ksn'k% ikB% & Hkkjrh;a foKkue~ prqnZ'k% ikB% & HkkjrsukfLr es thoua thoue~ ¼laLd`r vH;kl&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx&1½ vDVwcj ,dkn'k% vH;kl% & dkjd & iz;ksxk% ¼dÙkkZ&deZ&lEcks/kue~½ }kn'k% vH;kl% & dj.k&dkjd iz;ksx% =;ksn'k% vH;kl% & lEiznku & dkjd iz;ksx% uoEcj prqnZ'k% vH;kl% & viknku & dkjd iz;ksx% iapn'k% vH;kl% & vf/kdj.kdkjd iz;ksx% lIrn'k% vH;kl % & ¼d½ ^rqequ~* izR;;L; iz;ksx% ¼[k½ ^DRok* izR;;L; iz;ksx% ¼x½ ^Y;i~* izR;;L; iz;ksx% fnlEcj v"Vkn'k% vH;kl % & Dr&Drorq&izR;;&iz;ksx% uon'k% vH;kl % & 'kr`&izR;;L; iz;ksx% tuojh foa'k% vH;kl% & i=ys[kue~ Qjojh ,dfoa'k% vH;kl% & vuqPNsnys[kue~ 'kCn:ikf.k /kkrq:ikf.k & d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA & Qjojh ekg esa lEiw.kZ nksgjku dk;ZA ,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA ,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA fo"k; & laLd`re~ ikB~;Øe & 2010 & 11 (SUMMATIVE) d{kk & 10 ¼ikB~;&iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½ vizsy ,oa ebZ izFke% ikB% & ok³~e;a ri% f}rh;% ikB% & vkKk xq:.kka fg vfopkj.kh;k tqykbZ r`rh;% ikB% & fda fde~ mikns;e~ prqFkZ% ikB% & ukfLr R;kxlea lq[ke~ vxLr iape% ikB% & vH;klo'kxa eu% ¼laLd`r & vH;kl & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½ vizsy izFke% vH;kl% & lfU/k% Lojlaf/k & d ¼1½ v;kfn ¼2½ iwwoZ:ie~ [k O;atulfU/k% x folxZ lfU/k% tqykbZ f}rh;% vH;kl% & vO;;kfu r`rh;% vH;kl% & leklk% ¼d½ rRiq:"k% ¼[k½ f}xq% ¼x½ deZ/kkj;% ¼?k½ }U}lekl% ¼³~½ cgqozhfglekl% ¼p½ vO;;hHkko% lekl% vxLr ,oa d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA flrEcj ¼vifBr x|ka'k] i= ys[kue~] laokn&ys[kue~] fp=&o.kZue~] dFkkys[kue~ vkfn½ ¼laLd`r & ikB~; & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½ vDVwcj "k"B% ikB% & lk/kqo`fÙka lekpjsr~ lIre% ikB% & je.kh;k fg l`f"V% ,"kk uoEcj v"Ve% ikB% & fr#Ddqjy~ & lwfDr& lkSjHke~ fnlEcj uoe% ikB% & jk"Vªa laj{;eso fg tuojh n'ke% ikB% & lqLokxra Hkks ! v#.kkpys·fLeu~ Qjojh ,dkn'k% ikB% & dkyks·ge~ 'kCnkuq'khyuh ¼laLd`r & vH;kl & iqLrde~ ¾ ef.kdk Hkkx & 2½ vDVwcj prqFkZ% vH;kl% & izR;;k% ¼d½ rO;r~ & vuh;j~ ¼[k½ 'kr`&'kkup~ ¼x½ erqi~ ¼?k½ bfu ¼bu~½ ¼³~½ Bd~ ¼bd½ ¼p½ ry~ ¼N½ Ro ¼t½ Vki~ ¼>½ ³hi~ uoEcj iape% vH;kl % & okP;e~ ¼d½ dr`Z & deZokP;e~ ¼[k½ HkkookP;e~ fnlEcj "k"B% vH;kl% & d% le;% \ lIre% vH;kl% & l³~[;k tuojh v"Ve% vH;kl% & jpukReda ys[kue~ uoe% vH;kl% & vifBr& vocks/kue~ Qjojh n'ke% vH;kl% & vuqPNsnys[kue~ & d{kk esa djok;k x;k leLr O;kdj.k lEcfU/kr dk;ZA ,l-,-&1 ¾ vizsy ls flrEcj rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA ,l-,-&2 ¾ vDVwcj ls Qjojh rd i<+k;k x;k lEiw.kZ ikB~;ØeA SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VI Sub: Mathematics Apr 1. Knowing our numbers 2 Whole numbers May Whole numbers continued Jul 3 Playing with numbers 4. Fractions Aug 5. Decimals Basic Geometrical ideas Sep Revision Oct 7 Integers 8 Understanding Elementary Shapes Nov 9 Practical Geometry 2. Data Handling Dec 11. Mensuration Algebra Jan 13 Ratio and proportion Symmetry Feb Revision SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VII Sub: Mathematics SA-1 Apr Integers May Fraction & decimals Jul Data Handling and Lines and angles Aug Triangle and its properties and Comparing quantities Sep Revision SA-2 Oct Simple Equation Congruence of triangles Nov Rational numbers Practical Geometry Dec Perimeter and Area, Symmetry Jan Algebraic Expressions, Exponents and powers Feb Visualising solid shapes and revision SA-1- Course taught from Apr to Sep SA-2- Course taught from Oct to Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VIII Sub: Mathematics SA-1 Apr Rational numbers Exponents and powers Squares and Square roots May Squares and Square Roots contd Cubes and cube roots Jul Algebraic expressions and Identities Aug Data Handling Understanding Quadrilateral Sep Revision SA-2 Oct Factorization Nov Practical Geometry Comparing Quantities Dec Visualizing solid shapes, Introduction to graphs Jan Direct and Inverse variation Linear Equations in one variable Feb Playing with numbers Revision SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep SA-2 Course taught from Oct and Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class IX Sub: Mathematics SA-1 Real numbers Coordinate Geometry May Polynomials Jul Polynomials Continued Euclid"s Geometry Hero"s Formula Aug Lines and Angles Triangles Sep Revision SA-2 Oct Linear Equations in two variable, constructions Nov Surface areas and volumes Probability Dec Statistics Quadrilateral Jan Quadrilateral continued Areas of Triangles and parallelograms Feb Circles Revision SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class X Sub: Mathematics Apr Linear Equations in two variables, Polynomials May Polynomials continued Jul Trigonometry, Number system Aug Triangles, Statistics Sep Revision SA-2 Oct Quadratic Equations Arithmetic Progressions Nov Arithmetic Progressions continued Circles Construction Dec Area of plane figures Surface area & Volumes Jan Surface area and volumes continued Heights and distances Feb Coordinate Geometry Probability Revision SA-1 Course taught from Apr to Sep SA-2 Course taught from Oct to Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) MATHEMATICS Class XI Jul Trigonometry Complex number and Quadratic Equations Sets Aug Relation and Function Linear in Equalities Sequence and Series Sep Principle of Mathematical Induction Straight Lines Oct Conic Sections Introduction to 3-D Geometry Nov Permutation and Combination Binomial Theorem Dec Limits and Derivatives Jan Probability Statistics Feb Mathematical Reasoning Revision Unit Test I : Trigonometry Quarterly : Syllabus covered till the end of Aug Half Yearly : Topics covered till Oct Annual Exam: Complete syllabus SYLLABUS (2010-11) MATHEMATICS Class XII Apr Inverse Trigonometric Functions Continuity and Differentiability May Application of Derivatives Jul Matrices and Determinants Relations and functions Indefinite Integrals Aug Definite Integrals Area under Curve Differential Equations Sep Probability Linear Programming Oct Vector Algebra Three Dimensional Geometry Nov Revision Unit Test I : Topic covered in the month of Apr Quarterly : Topic covered till the month of Aug Half yearly : Complete syllabus Pre-Board : Complete syllabus SYLLABUS (2010-11) SCIENCE Class VI Apr 1. Changes Around Us 2. Light May 1. Air Around Us Jul 1. All about plants 2. World Around us 3. What a lot of Waste ? Aug 1. Fibres, Fabric and Clothing 2. Food, A daily need 3. Water- Life giving liquid Sep Revision Oct 1. Separation of substances 2. Moving Around Nov 1. Sorting things out – Classification Dec 1. Animal bodies, how they work 2. Magnet Magic Jan 1. What is Food made up of ? 2. Discovering Electricity Feb 1. How animals and plants live? 2. Revision SA-1 1. Changes around us 2. Light 3. Air Around us 4. All about plants 5. World around us 6. What A lot of waste? 7. Fibres, Fabric and clothing 8. Food, A daily need 9. Water – A life giving liquid SA-2 1. Separation of substances 2. Moving around 3. Sorting things out – classification 4. Animal bodies, How they work 5. Magnet Magic 6. What is food made up of ? 7. Discovering electricity 8. How animals and plants live? SYLLABUS (2010-11) SCIENCE Class VII Apr 1. Food for plants May 1. Heat Jul 1. Circulation and excretion in animals 2. Management of waste 3. Forest - A Natural Resource Aug 1. Building blocks of matter 2. Respiration 3. Light & Reflection Sep 1. About chemical changes Oct 1. Reproduction in plants 2. Weather, Climate and Storms Nov Food for Animals Dec 1. Using electricity 2. Fibre, Fabric and clothing Jan 1. Acid, Bases and Salts 2. Soil Feb 1. Time and speed 2. More about water SA-1 1. Food for plants 2. Heat 3. Circulation and excretion in animals 4. Management of waste 5. Forest – A Natural Resource 6. Building block of matter 7. Respiration 8. Light and reflection 9. About chemical changes SA-2 1. Reproduction in plants 2. Weather, climate and storms 3. Food for animals 4. Using Electricity 5. Fibre, fabric and clothing 6. Acids, Bases and Salts 7. soil 8. Time and speed 9. More about water SYLLABUS (2010-11) SCIENCE Class VIII Apr Metals and Non-metals April-May Force & Pressure Jul 1. Microorganisms; Friends & Foes 2. Fuels and energy 3. Conservation Aug 1. Reproduction in animals 2. Effect of electricity in liquids 3. Night sky Sep Natural Resources Oct 1. Agriculture 2. Natural Disaster Nov 1. Man made materials Dec 1. Light 2. Mass, weight & density Jan 1. Cell the building block of life 2. Static electricity 3. Sound Feb Revision SA-1 1. Metals and Non metals 3. Force and pressure 4. Micro organisms; Friends and Foes 5. Fuels and energy 6. Conservation 7. Reproduction in animals 8. Effects of electricity in liquids 9. Night sky 10. Natural Resources SA-2 1 Agriculture 2 Natural Disaster 3 Man made Materials 4 Light 5 Mass, weight and density 6 Cell – The building block of life 7 Static electricity 8 Sound SYLLABUS (2010-11) SCIENCE Class IX Chemistry Apr-May Matter in our surroundings Jul-Aug Is matter around us pure ? Sep Revision Oct-Nov Atoms and Molecules Dec-Jan Structure of atom Feb Revision SA-1 1. Matter in our surroundings 2 Is matter around us pure ? SA-2 1. Atoms and molecules 2. Structure of atom Biology Apr-May Cell - The fundamental unit of life Jul Food Aug Tissues Sep Revision Oct Why do we fall ill ? Nov-Dec Diversity Jan Our Environment SA-1 1. Cell – The fundamental Unit of life 2. Food 3. Tissues SA-2 1. Why do we fall ill? 2. Diversity 3. Our Environment Physics Apr Motion May Motion (Numericals) Jul Force & Newtons Laws Aug Numericals on force & Newtons Laws Sep Gravitation Oct Floatation Nov Work & Energy Dec Numericals on work & Energy Jan Sound Feb Revision SA-1 Sep-Oct 1. Motion 2. Force & Newtons Laws 3. Gravitation SA-2 Mar 1. Floatation 2. Work & Energy 3. Sound SYLLABUS (2010-11) SCIENCE Class X Biology Apr-May I - World of Living (Life Processes) Nutrition and respiration Jul Transportation in plants and animals Excretion Aug Control and co-ordination Sep-Oct II - Sources of energy Nov World of Living-Reproduction Dec Heredity and Evolution Jan Natural Resources Feb Management of natural resources, the regional environment, our environment Physics Apr-May Electricity Jul Magnetic effects of current Aug Numerical based on electricity and Magnetism Sep Revision Oct Light : Reflection Nov Numericals on reflection Dec Light: Refraction Jan Light: Human eye and the colourful world Feb Revision Chemistry Apr-May Chemical reactions and Equations Jul Acid bases and salts Aug Metals and non-metals(Half) Sep Metals and non metals(Remaining Half) Oct Carbon and its compounds (Half) Nov Carbon and its compounds(Remaining) Dec Periodic classification of elements (Half) Jan Periodic classification of elements (Remaining) Feb Revision SA-1 Physics Electricity, Magnetic effects of current Biology Life processes Control and coordination Natural Resources-sources of energy(Half) Chemistry Chemical reactions and equations Acid, bases and salts Metals and Non metals SA-2 Physics Natural phenomenon : light Biology Reproduction Heredity and evolution Natural resources – sources of energy (Half) Management of Natural resources the regional environment, our environment Chemistry Carbon and its compounds Periodic classification of elements. SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class XI PHYSICS July Unit-I :Physical World & Measurements July Unit-II Motion in 1-Dimension Motion in 2 & 3 dimension (Kinematics) August Unit III Laws of Motion September Unit IV Work, Power & Energy October Unit V Motion of system of particles & rigid body November Unit VI Gravitation December Unit-VII properties of Matter & Unit VIII Thermodynamics (Half) January Unit IX Behaviour of particles Kinetic theory & VIII (Half) Thernidtbanucs February Unit X Oscillations & Waves Unit Test I : Unit I Physical World & Measurements Quarterly Unit I Physical world & Measurements Unit II Kinematics Unit III Laws of motion Half yearly Unit I Physical world and Measurements Unit II Kinematics Unit III Laws of Motion Unit IV Work, Power & Energy Unit V Motion of system of particles and rigid body Unit Test II : Unit V Gravitation (full) Annual : Unit VI Gravitation Unit VII Properties of Matter Unit VIII Thermodynamics Unit IX Behaviour of particles & Kinetic theory Unit X Oscillation and Waves SYLLABUS (2009-10) Class XI Chemistry Apr-May General Introduction to the basic concepts of Chemistry Introduction of Periodic Table Electronic Configuration of elements and ions Rules for filling in of electrons in the elements Jul Structure of Atom Aug Classification of elements and periodicity in properties Chemical bonding and molecular structure Sep States of Matter Redox reactions Oct Thermodynamics Equilibrium Nov S-block elements Organic Chemistry – some basic principles and techniques Dec Some p-block elements Some basic principles of Chemistry Jan Hydrocarbons Feb Hydrogen Environmental Chemistry Quarterly Unit II,III,IV,VIII Half Yearly UniyII,III,IV,VI,VI,VII Annual Exam Unit,1,II,IV,V,VII,x,XI,XII,XIII,XIV SYLLABUS (2009-10) Class XI Biology Apr-May Unit I: Diversity in the living world Animal Kingdom Jul Biological Classification The Living World Aug Unit-V Plant Kingdom Human physiology Digestion and Absorption Sep Breathing and exchange of Gases Body fluids and circulation Excretory products and their elimination Locomotion and movement Neural control and coordination Chemical coordination and integration Oct Unit-II Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals Morphology of Flowering Plants Anatomy of Flowering Plants Structural Organisation in Animals Unit-III Structure & functions Cell - The unit of life Biomolecules Cell cycle and Cell division Jan Unit-IV Plant Physiology Transport in Plants Mineral nutrition Photosynthesis in Higher Plants Feb Respiration in Plants Plant growth and Development Unit Test 1 Diversity in the Living World Quarterly Unit I and V Diversity in the Living World, Human Physiology Half yearly Unit I,III,V – Diversity in the Living World, Structural Organisation in Plants and Animals II Unit Test Unit-IV Plant Physiology Annual Entire Course SYLLABUS (2009-10) Class XII Physics Apr Electrostatics May Current electricity Jul Magnetism & Magnetic effects of current Aug Alternating current Electro Magnetic Waves Sep Optics Dual nature of Matter & Radiation Atoms & Nuclei Oct Semiconductors and Semiconductor Devices Principles of communication Unit Test I Electrostatics and Current Electricity Quarterly Electrostatics,Current Electricity, Magnetism & Magnetic effects of current, A.C. Half Yearly Entire Syllabus Pre-Board I Entire Syllabus Chemistry Apr Solutions Electrochemistry The Solid State May Chemical Kinetics Polymers Chemistry in Everyday life Jul The d and f block elements Coordination compounds Halo Alkenes and Haloarenes Aug Alcohols, Phenols and ethers Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids Sep Amines Biomolecules Surface Chemistry Oct Some p-block elements General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements Quarterly The Solid State,Solutions,Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, d&f elements, Coordination compounds, Haloalkenes and halorenes, Polymers. Half Yearly Entire Syllabus Pre Board I Entire Syllabus SYLLABUS (2009-10) SCIENCE Class XII Biology Apr-May Unit: I Sexual Reproduction Reproduction in Organism Sexual reproduction in flowering plants Human Reproduction, Human Embryonic Development Jul Reproductive Health Unit-II - Genetics and Evolution Principles of Inheritance and Variation Molecular basis of Inheritance Evolution Aug Unit-III - Biotechnology Biotechnology-Principles and process Bio-Technology and its Applications Sep Unit IV - Biology in Human Welfare Human Health and Disease Strategies for Enhancement in food production Oct Unit-V - Microbes in Human Welfare Ecology Organisms and Population Ecosystem Bio-diversity and Conservation Environmental Issues Unit Test I Unit I and Unit II (Chapter1-7) Quarterly Unit I,II and III (Chapter 1-10) Half Yearly Entire Syllabus Pre-Board Entire Syllabus SYLLABUS (2010-11) SOCIAL SCIENCE Class VI History Apr Chapter 1. What, Where How and When ? Chapter 2. On the trail of the earliest people Jul Chapter 3. From Gathering to Growing food Chapter 4. What Books and Burials tell us Aug Chapter 5. In the Earliest Cities Sept Chapter 6. Kingdoms, kings and An Early Republic Pol.Sci. Apr Chapter 1. Understanding Diversity Jul Chapter 2. Diversity and Discrimination Aug Chapter 3. What is Government? Sep Chapter 4. Key Elements of a Democratic Government Geography Apr Chapter 1. The Earth in the Solar System Jul Chapter 2. Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes Aug Chapter 3. Motions of the Earth Sep Chapter 4. Maps History Oct Chapter 7. New Questions and Ideas Chapter 8. Ashoka, The Emperor who gave up War Nov Chapter 9. Vital Villages, Thriving Towns Dec Chapter 10. Traders, Kings and Pilgrims Jan Chapter 11. New Empires and kingdoms Feb Chapter 12. Buildings, Paintings and Books Pol.Science Oct Chapter 5. Panchayati Raj Nov Chapter 6. Rural Administration Dec Chapter 7. Urban Administration Jan Chapter 8. Rural Livelihoods Feb Chapter 9. Urban Livelihoods Geography Oct Chapter 5. Major Domains of the Earth Nov Chapter 6. Major Landforms of the Earth Dec Chapter 7. Our Country : India Jan Chapter 8. India; Climate, Vegetation and Wild life September SA-I History Chap 1-6 Pol.Sc. Chap 1-4 Geog. Chap 1-4 March SA-II History Chap 7-12 Pol.Sc. Chap 5-9 Geog. Chap 5-8 SYLLABUS (2010-11) SOCIAL SCIENCE Class VII History Apr Chap 1. Tracing changes through a Thousand Years Chap 2. New Kings and Kingdoms Jul Chap 3. The Delhi Sultans Chap 4 The Mughal Empire Aug Chap 5 Rulers and Buildings Pol.Sc. Apr Chap 1. On Equality Jul Chap 2 Role of State Government in Health Aug Chap 3 How the State Government Works Chap 4 Growing up as Boys and Girls Sep Chap 5 Woman Change the World Geography Apr Chap 1 Environment Jul Chap 2 Inside our Earth Aug Chap 3 Our Changing Earth Sep Chap 4 Air Chap 5 Water History Oct Chap 6 Towns,Traders and Crafts persons Nov Chap 7 Tribes, Nomads and settled communities Dec Chap 8 Devotional paths to the Divine Jan Chap 9 The Making of Regional Cultures Feb Chap 10 Eighteenth Century political formations Pol.Sc. Oct Chap 6 Understanding Media Nov Chap 7 Understanding advertising Dec Chap 8 Markets around Us Jan Chap 9 A shirt in the market Feb Chap 10 Struggles for Equality Geography Oct Chap 6 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Nov Chap 7 Human Environment - Settlement, Transport and Communication Dec Chap 8 Human Environment Interactions Jan Chap 9 Life in the Temperate Grasslands Feb Chap 10 Life in the Deserts September SA-I History Chap 1-5 Pol.Sc. Chap 1-5 Geog. Chap 1-5 March SA-II History Chap 6-10 Pol.Sc. Chap 6-10 Geog. Chap 6-10 SYLLABUS (2010-11) SOCIAL SCIENCE Class VIII History and Political Science Apr H-1 How, when and where P-1 The Indian Constitution May H-2 From Trade to territory Jul H-2 From Trade to territory P-2 Understanding Secularism H-3 Ruling the Countryside Aug H-4 Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of Golden Age P-3 Why do we need a Parliament ? H-5 When People Rebel Sep H-6 Colonialism and the City P-4 Understanding Laws P-5 Judiciary Oct H-7 Weavers, Iron smelters and factory owners H-8 Civilising the "Natives", Educating the Nation P-6 Understanding our Criminal Justice System Nov H-9 Women, Caste and Reform P-7 Understanding Marginalisation Dec H-9 Women, Caste and Reform H-10 The changing World of Visual Arts P-8 Confronting Marginilisation Jan H-11 The making of "National Movement": (1870s-1947) P-9 Public Facilities Feb H-12 India after Independence H-10 Law and Social Justice Geography (Resource and Development) Apr G-1 Resources May G-2 Land,Soil, Water, Natural vegetation and Wild Life Resources Jul G-2 Land,Soil, Water, Natural vegetation and Wild Life Resources Aug G-3 Mineral and Power Resources Oct G-4 Agriculture Nov G-5 Industries Dec G-5 Industries Jan G-6 Human Resources Feb G-6 Human Resources September SA-I History Chap 1-6 Pol.Sc. Chap 1-5 Geog. Chap 1-3 March SA-II History Chap 7-12 Pol.Sc. Chap 6-10 Geog. Chap 4-6 SYLLABUS (2010-11) SOCIAL SCIENCE Class IX History and Political Science Apr H-1 The French Revolution May P-1 Democracy in Contemporary World Jul H-3 Nazism and the Rise of Hitler Aug P-2 What is Democracy? Why Democracy? Sept P-3 Constitutional Design Oct H-4 Forest, Society and Colonialism P-4 Electoral Politics Nov H-6 Peasant and Farmers Dec P-5 Working of Institutions Jan P-6 Democratic Rights Feb H-7 History and sport: The story of Cricket (Geography and Disaster Management) Apr G-1 Size and Location May G-2 Physical Features of India Jul G-2 Physical Features of India D/M-1 Introduction to Disaster Management Aug G-3 Drainage Sep D/M-2 Common Hazards Oct G-4 Climate Nov G-5 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Dec G-5 Natural Vegetation and Wildlife D/M-3 Man made Disasters Jan G-6 Population Feb D/M-4 Community based Disaster Management Economics Apr E-1 The story or Palampur Jul E-2 People as Resources Aug E-2 People as Resources Sep SA-I Chapter 1and 2 Oct E-3 Poverty as a challenge Nov E-3 Poverty as a challenge Dec E-4 Food Security in India Jan E-4 Food Security in India Feb Revision for SA-II September SA-I History Chap 1& 3 Pol.Sc. Chap 1-3 Geog. Chap 1-3 Dis.Mgt Chap 1&2 Eco Chap 1 &2 March SA-II History Chap 4,6&7 Pol.Sc. Chap 4-6 Geog. Chap 4-6 Dis.Mgt Chap 3&4 Eco Chap 3&4 SYLLABUS (2010-11) SOCIAL SCIENCE Class X History and Political Science Apr H-6 Work, Life and Leisure May P-1 Power Sharing Jul P-2 Federalism Aug P-3 Democracy and Diversity H-7 Print Culture and the Modern World Sep P-4 Gender, Caste and Religion Oct H-1 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe Nov P-5 Popular struggles and movements P-6 Political Parties Dec H-3 Nationalism in India Jan P-7 Outcomes of Democracy Feb P-8 Challenges to Democracy Geography Apr G-1 Resources and Development May G-2 Forest and Wild Life Resources Jul G-3 Water Resources Aug G-4 Agriculture Oct G-5 Mineral and Energy Resources Nov G-6 Manufacturing Industries Dec G-6 Manufacturing Industries Jan-Feb G-7 Lifelines of National Economy. Economics Apr-May E-1 Development Jul-Aug E-2 Sectors of the Indian Economy Oct E-3 Money and Credit Nov-Dec E-4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Jan-Feb E-5 Consumer Rights September SA-I History Chap 6& 7 Pol.Sc. Chap 1-4 Geog. Chap 1-4 Eco Chap 1&2 March SA-II History Chap 1&3 Pol.Sc. Chap 5-8 Geog. Chap 5-7 Eco Chap 3-5 Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class VI Months Chapter April – May Computer Story Computer Fundamentals July – Aug Windows Windows Explorer Sept – Oct Recall MS-Word Advanced MS-Word Nov – Dec MS PowerPoint QBASIC January Internet Summative I Course: Computer Story Computer Fundamentals Windows Windows Explorer Summative II Course: Recall MS- Word Advanced MS-Word MS-PowerPoint QBASIC Internet Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class VII Months Chapter April – May Computer Story Computer Fundamentals Windows Software July – Aug Programs in Windows Recall MS – PowerPoint Advanced MS – PowerPoint Sept – Oct MS – Excel Working in MS - Excel Nov – Dec MS – Front Page Problem Solving Jan – Feb QBASIC Networking & Internet Summative I Course: Recall MS – PowerPoint Advanced MS – PowerPoint MS – Excel Working in MS – Excel Summative II Course: MS – Front Page Problem Solving QBASIC Networking & Internet Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class VIII Months Chapter April – May Computer Fundamentals Computer Software Advanced Windows July – Aug Advanced MS - Excel MS – Access Working in MS - Access Sept – Oct More on QBASIC Advanced QBASIC Nov – Dec Networking Internet Working January HTML Summative I Course: Advanced Windows Advanced MS - Excel MS – Access Working in MS - Access Summative II Course: More on QBASIC Advanced QBASIC Networking Internet Working HTML Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class IX Apr Basics of Information Technology Convergence and Computing Communication Technology Information Processing Tools Jul Operating system Aug Word Processing tools SA-2 Sep-Oct Presentation Tools Nov-Dec Spread sheet Tools Jan Review of course SA-1 Operating system, Word Processing Tools SA-2 Presentation Tools, Spread Sheet Tools Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class X Apr Basic of Information Technology Introduction to Internet Jul Information Processing Tools Understanding HTML Working with Tags Aug Using list and Images Sep Working with anchors & links Creating tables Oct Introduction to MS-Access Nov Working with tables Dec Introduction to XML SA-1 Introduction to Internet HTML SA-2 MS-Access Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class XI Half Yearly Jul Review of HTML (covered in X) Aug-Sep 1. Introduction to DHTML 2. Use of Style & Style Sheet Oct 1. Tables, Forms and Frames in HTML 2. CSS Terminology, Making of Style sheet (Advantages and Limitations). Annual Nov-Dec Introduction to Java Script – Variables, operators, Types of Statements Jan-Feb Functions, Event Handling and Java Script objects Syllabus 2010-11 Computer Awareness Class XII Half Yearly Internet and Web related Terminology Introduction to Internet & www, website, Web page, Home Page, HTML, HTTP, URL. Protocol address, Web Hosting, Downloading and Uploading files. Front Page Introduction to FrontPage Overview of the FrontPage environment, Creating a Web Page, Linking Web Page, Creating Internal Links, Creating External Links Enhancing Web pages, formatting Text on a Web page, applying Themes, Adding Pictures, Using Pictures as Hyperlinks, Working with Tables, Creating and modifying a Table, Enhancing a Table, Designing and building a Web Site, Web Page Design considerations, Creating a Web Site by Using Wizard, Web Location and structure options Page Design and working with Frames, Creating and Modifying framed pages, Creating forms and collecting the Data Creating a From, inserting form fields and setting options, testing Your form and connecting it to a Database. Syllabus 2010-11 Art & Craft Class VI Apr Introduction of Primary Colours, Secondary Colours & Neutral Colours May How to use water colours Jul Paper Floding (Origami), Fish,Cap,Parrot Aug Veg Block, Bud Painting Sep Greeting Card Making Oct Half Yearly Exam, Sketching in Pencil Nov Paper Bag Making & Decorating Dec Cartoon Making Jan Land Scape in Water colours Feb Sketching in Pencil, Animal, Birds, still Life Mar Annual Exam SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb Syllabus 2010-11 Art & Craft Class VII Apr Draw & Paint colour wheel, cool & warm colours, opposite colours May Glass Painting Demonstration Jul Glass Painting, Free hand Design in colours Aug Mehandi Design, Photo Frame Sep Frame Decoration, Candel Making Oct Half yearly Exam, Veg. Block Printing Nov Sketching Pencil (10 sketches) Dec Candel Making Jan Tie and Dye Feb Sketching in Pencil (10 Sketches) Mar Annual Exam SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb Syllabus 2010-11 Art & Craft Class VIII Apr Still life in pencil, how to use poster colours May Fabric Painting Jul Gel candle making, sketching in pencil Aug Free hand design in colours Sep Collage making, sketching in pencil Oct Half yearly Exam Nov Calligraphy in inks Dec Mask Making Jan Sketching in Pencil Feb Sketching in Pencil (10 Sketches) Mar Annual Exam SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb Syllabus 2010-11 Art & Craft Class IX Apr Still life in pencil May Still life in Pen and ink Jul Glass etching Aug File folder making with hand made sheet Sep Sketching in pencil Oct Half yearly Exam, Sketching in pencil Nov Collage making Dec Collage Making Jan Sketching in Pencil Feb How to enlarge painting Mar Annual Exam SA-1 Work done in May,Jun,Jul,Aug SA-2 Work done in Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec,Jan,Feb Syllabus 2010-11 Music Class VI April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka July Vocal : Prayer song and shloka August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium Vocal : Alankar and Bhajan October Half yearly exam November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium Dance : Kathak Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium Dance : Kathak March Annual Exam Syllabus 2010-11 Music Class VII April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo July Vocal : Alankar and Patriotic song Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo Vocal : Classic Song October Half yearly exam November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo Dance : Kathak Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo Dance : Kathak March Annual Exam Syllabus 2010-11 Music Class VIII April and may Vocal : Prayer song and shloka Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar July Vocal : Classic Song Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan October Half yearly exam November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar,Gitar Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar,Gitar Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan Dance : Kathak March Annual Exam Syllabus 2010-11 Music Class IX April and may Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar,gitar July Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar , Gitar August and September Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar , gitar Vocal : Classic Song October Half yearly exam November and December Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar , gitar Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan Jan and feb Instrumentals Tabla and Harmonium and kongo and sitar,Gitar Vocal : Classic Song and bhajan March Annual Exam SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VI Sports & Games Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice May Carrom Jul Chess : General Rules and regulation Aug March Past & PT drills Sep Athletics – throwing activities Oct Basket Ball – Skill Practice and rules Nov Badminton Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice Dec Kho-kho Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice Jan Drills Feb Yoga SA-1 Apr-Sep : Sa-2 Oct-Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VII Sports & Games Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, skill practice May Chess : Introduction, Rules, skill practice Jul Carrom Aug March Past & PT drills Sep Athletics – Running activities Oct Foot Ball – skill and rules practical Nov Cricket – skill and rules practical Dec Kho-kho – skill and rules practical Jan Drill Feb Yoga SA1 Apr-Sep : SA-2 Oct-Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class VIII Sports & Games Apr T.T.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice May Chess.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Jul Volley Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Aug March Past & PT drills Sep Cricket .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Oct Badminton .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Nov Carrom Dec Basket Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Jan Kho-kho .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Feb Yoga SA-1 Apr-Sept SA-II Oct-Nov SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class IX Sports & Games Apr Badminton - Introduction, Rules, skill Practice May Carrom.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Jul Basket Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Aug March Past & PT drills Sep Cricket – Skill Practice Oct Table Tennis .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Nov Chess .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Dec Kho-kho .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Jan Foot Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Feb Yoga SA-1 Apr-Sep SA-2 Oct-Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class X Sports & Games Apr Badminton - Introduction, Rules, skill Practice May Carrom Jul Basket Ball – Skill Practice and rules Aug March Past & PT drills Sep Cricket – Skill practical Oct Volley Ball – Skill Practice and Rules Nov Table Tennis- Introduction, Rules, Skill Practice Dec Chess.- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Jan Cricket .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice Feb Foot Ball .- Introduction, Rules, skill Practice SA-1 Apr-Sep SA-2 Oct to Feb SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class XI Sub: Physical Education Theory April Unit-1Physical Fitness & cleanliness (a) Meaning and definition (b) Need and importance, aim and objectives (c) Miscanception about physical education (d) Fundamental concepts of Biomechnaics Unit-2 Career aspects in physical education a) Physical education as a profession b) Professional ethics c) Career option d) Self assessment for career choices May Unit-3 Health concepts of Physical education b) Role of physical education programme c) Community health Programme d) Effects of Alcohol, Tobacco and drugs e) Life style management and sports Jul Unit-4 Olympic Movement a) Ancient Olympic (Before 1896) b) Modern Olympic (After 1896) c) Olympic Ideals and objectives d) Values through Olympic Movement e) Olympic symbols Aug Unit-5 Sociological aspects pf physical education a) Meaning of sociology b) Concept of sports Sociology and its importance c) Games and sports as man"s cultural Heritage d) Leadership trough physical education programmes Sep Unit-6 Measurements in Sports a) Meaning and its importance b) Cross Weber Test (contents & administration) c) Calculation of BMI and Waist Hip Ration d) Rock fort one mile test e) Aapher physical fitness test Oct Unit-7 Physiological Aspects of Physical Education a) Warming up (general & specific) b) Functions and effects of exercise on (i)Muscular systems (2)Skeletal system (3) Respiratory systems (4) Circulatory systems c) Factors affecting the physical fitness components Nov Unit-8 Changing Trends in Physical Education and Sports a) Concept and principles of Integrated physical education. b) Concept and principles of adapted physical education c) Concept and components of occupational health hazards d) Concept and components of health related fitness e) Sports for all Dec Part B Unit-1 (1) History of the Game/Sport (2) Latest general rules of the Game/Sport (3) Specifications of play fields and related sports equipments (4) Important Tournaments and venues. Jan Part-B Unit-1 Continue Unit-2 1.5 Sports personalities 1.6 Proper sports gear and its importance Unit-2 Fundamental skills of the Game/Sports Specific exercises of warm up and conditioning Related Sports Terminologies Feb Unit-2 (Continue) Sports Awards Common sports injuries and its prevention CBSE sports and its organisational set up Unit Test : Unit -1 Concepts of physical education" Unit -2 Career Aspects in Physical education In Quarterly exam Unit-1 Concept of physical education" Unit-2 Career aspects in physical education Unit-3 Health concepts of physical education Unit-4 Olympic movement Unit-5 Sociological aspects of physical education Unit-6 Measurements in sports In Half yearly exam Unit 1 to 8 Full course and skills of games and sports SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class XII Physical Education April: Unit-1 : Physical fitness & wellness a) Meaning and importance b) Fitness & wellness c) Factors affecting physical fitness & wellness d) Principles of physical fitness development May Unit-2 Planning in Sports a) Fixtures : Knock out, league, seeding and Bye b) Intramurals and extramurals c) Formation of committees for organsing sports events. d) Run for specific causes Jul 1 Unit-3 Sports Environment a) Essential and need for sports environment b) Essential elements of positive sports environment c) Role of individual improvement of sports environments d) Role of spectators and media for creating positive sports environment Aug Unit-4 Postures a) Meaning and concept of correct postures b) Advantages of correct posture c) Common postural deformities Knock,Knee, flat foot:round d) Physical activities as corrective measures Sep Unit-5 Yoga (a) Meaning and importance of yoga (b) Yoga as an Indian Heritage (c) Elements of Yoga (d) Role of Yoga in sports(Asans, Pranayam and meditation) Oct Unit-6 Sports and Nutrition a) Balanced Diet b) Elements of diet c) Components of diet d) Role of diet on performance Nov Unit-7 Training methods a) Meaning concept and principle of training (b) Methods of flexibility, strength, endurance and speed development. (c) Circuit training Dec Unit-8 Psychological aspects of physical education a) Definition & importance of sports psychology b) Types and techniques of motivation c) Developmental characteristics at different stages of growth In First Unit test Unit-1 Physical fitness & Wellness Unit-2 planning in sports In quarterly Unit-1,Physical fitness & wellness Unit-2 Planning in sports Unit-3 Sports environment Unit-4 Postures Unit-5 Yoga Unit-6 Sports and nutrition In Half yearly (Unit 1 to 8) full course and skills of games and sports Syllabus 2010-11 General Knowledge Class VI Month Topic Apr Ch1 Story of Tricolour Ch2 Land and the people Ch3 From Zero to Parachutes Ch4 Interesting India Ch5 The Constitution Jul Ch6 States and their Reorganisation Ch7 Lure of Jungle Parks and Sanctuaries Ch8 Personalities who are ever cherished Ch9 Sur aur taal Aug Ch10 Industry Ch11 Defence Ch12 Entertainment and tragic events Ch13 Epics Ch14 Monumental Heritage Sep Ch15 Constellation Find Ch16 Exploring the Universe Ch17 The Desert Ch18 Tribes Ch19 Captivating Personalities Oct Ch20 Known and unknown facts Ch 21 Watch Out Ch22 Our Body Ch23 Drugs and diseases Ch24 Is there a doctor in the House? Nov Ch25 Yoga Ch26 Elementary fun Ch27 General Perception Ch28 Animal and Birds Ch29 Speet specialists Dec Ch30 Games and sports Ch31 The Individuals Ch32 Buildings Ch33 Children Books Ch34 Transportation Ch35 Delicacies Ch36 Alphabet Quiz Jan-Feb Ch 37 Pollution Ch38 Pucking up pace Ch39 Opposite Distraction Ch40 Brain Teasers Ch41 News Letter SA-I Chapter 1 to 19 SA-II Chapter 20 to 41 Syllabus 2010-11 General Knowledge Class VII Month Topic Apr-May Ch1India"s achievements Ch2 When occurred what? Ch3 First occurrence Ch4 The Diversity of languages Ch5 The cultural mix of paintings Ch6 HI-TA-LO-BI-LA Ch7 Wonders of India Ch8 Self ability Ch9 The revolutionary legends Jul Ch10 The Pioneers of free India Ch11 The Scientists Ch12 The unforgettables Ch13 The Educationalists Ch14 Our defenders Ch15 Children who made it Big Ch16 Self ability Ch17 Makers and shapers Aug Ch18 The Industrial Empire Ch19 Institutes of Excellence Ch20 Out standing Awards Ch 21 Scholar Test-1 Ch22 The Erst while Nations Ch23 Sobriquets Ch24 The World Wars Ch25 Who did it? Sep Ch26 Whose Quotes are these? Ch27 The Amazing skills Ch28 The Brilliance of leaders and Rulers Ch29 Those who excelled as Social Reformers Ch30 Law and behold Oct Ch31 On threshold of new world Ch32 Exploring New Horizons Ch33 Scholar Test II Ch34 Scientific Queries Ch35 Future vision Ch36 Body Specific Ch 37 Bad for you Ch38 Human concerns Ch39 Super Specialists Nov Ch40 Nutrition and Diet Ch41 Bizarre People Ch42 Self Ability Ch43 Life Beyond Humans Ch44 Dedicated Dads Dec Ch45 The Green World Ch46 Pollution and Health Ch47 Know your environment Ch48 Self ability Ch49 Sports and Sports personalities Jan Ch50 Mission Impossible Ch51 Self ability Ch52 Companies with their names Ch53 Professions and Occupations Ch54 Books Ch55 Roaring wheels Ch56 Abbreviations Food and Drink Feb Ch57 The Computer Age Ch58 Alpha Quiz Ch59 Scholar Test-III Ch60 Brain Teasers SA-I Ch.1 to Ch-30 SA-II Ch.31 to Ch.60 Syllabus 2010-11 General Knowledge Class VIII Month Topic Apr-May Ch1India:Incredible Ch2 India in Diversity Ch3 Makers and shapers Ch4 Money and Banking Ch5 The exchanted circuits Ch6 Indian Mathematicians Ch7 Literature Jul Ch8 Festivals Ch9 River Valley Projects Ch10 Principal Indian Ports Ch11 Our Neighbours Ch12 India into Space Club Ch13 Industry Ch14 From Maruti-800 to Sypocam Journalism Aug Ch15 Scholar Test-I Ch16 Defying the odds Ch17 World Personalities Ch18 College Dropouts yet Billionaires Ch19 Mind"s Lab Ch20 Scientists known for their discoveries Ch 21 News Papers Sep Ch22 Mission Udaan Ch23 Ballistic Missiles Ch24 Biological Weapons (BW) Ch25 Disastrous Events That Made History Ch26 Exploring the Unfathomable Sky and Beyond Ch27 Explorations and Discoveries Ch28 Geographical Terms Ch29 Plastic Money Ch30 The Unique Ones Oct Ch31 Da Vincis Top 10 Ideas Ch32 Scholar Test-II Ch33 Our Body Machine Ch34 Common Diseases but Uncommon comprehension Ch35 Working Miracles Nov Ch36 Disease Symptoms Ch 37 The Diagnostics Ch38 Human body and starving limits Ch39 Science of Chemistry Ch40 Science and Technology Ch41 Self Ability Dec Ch42 Facts and Fantasies Ch43 Nature Watch Ch44 Pollution and Life Ch45 Blazing New Tracks Ch46 Past times Ch47 New Playing Field Ch48 Bizarre Games People Play Jan Ch49 The Olympic Ch50 Self ability Ch51 Food Ch52 Soda Guilty as charged Ch53 The Apparels Feb Ch54 Zoom in on Computers Ch55 Computing world Ch56 Legal Words Ch57 Scholar Test III Ch58 Occurrence Ch59 Brain Teasers SA-I Ch.1 to Ch-30 SA-II Ch.31 to Ch.59 SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class XI Sub: Accountancy Jul Introduction to Accounting Theory base of Accounting Preparation of Accounting Equation Preparation of Journal Aug Preparation of Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance Special purpose books Cash Book, Purchase Book, Sales Book, Petty Cash Book, Purchase Return Book, Sales Return Book, Bill Receivable and Bills Payable Book Sep Bank Reconciliation statement Oct Trial Balance & Rectification of errors Nov Depreciation, Provisions and Reserves Dec Bills of Exchange Jan Financial Statement Feb Accounts from incomplete records Unit Test Introduction to Accounting Theory base of Accounting Accounting equation Quarterly Journal, Ledger and Trial Balance, Special purpose books (Integrated course of Unit Test) Half Yearly Bank Reconciliation statement Trial Balance errors & rectification Depreciation, Reserves and provisions, Bills of Exchange (+ integrated course of Unit test and quarterly) Annual Examination Full Course SYLLABUS (2010-11) Class XI Sub: Business Studies July (i) Nature and purpose of Business (ii) Forms of Business Services August (iii) Public, private and global enterprises (ii) Business Services September (v) Emerging modes of Business (vi) Social responsibility of Business ethics October (vii) Formation of company November (viii) Sources of business finance December (ix) Small Business January (x) Internal Trade February (xi) International Business Unit Test (i) Nature & purpose of Business (ii) Forms of Business organization Quarterly Public, Private & 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And yet the judges split virtually 50/50 on the vote
So ...? There's a reason there's always an odd number of Justices: so there can never be a tie. Saying that there was "almost a tie" is utterly meaningless. *Many* Supreme Court decisions are 5-4.
they were both very liberal
So they're not allowed to have an opinion? Or just an opinion that doesn't agree with yours?
Besides, according to the Constitution, the Supreme Court has no right to make the law
Well, thank goodness they didn't then! What they did do, however, is making a ruling that making laws discriminating against gay marriage is unconstitutional. There's a BIG difference.
[Congress] can still nullify this decision if they choose to.
Yes, I suppose they could, but that would be a hugely uphill battle, considering only troglodytes consider this an issue worth arguing about.
Just 10 years ago it was common to hear nitwits saying things like, "[Y]ou would let everybody get married who want to get married. You want to marry a turtle, you can." (Bill O'Reilly, one of my favorites). We've come a long way in such a short time. Even O'Reilly himself is now saying things like, "All right, the gay marriage thing, I don't feel that strongly about it one way or the other."
If that troglodyte can evolve can't you?
What boggles my mind is that some gov't agencies require you to submit documents in particular proprietary formats, such as .doc[x] for MS Word. How is it that a gov't agency is allowed to support -- by forcing you to buy the product of -- a private company? It makes no sense to me.
I just wish M$ shoots its feet hard with the next Windows iterations so Linux can gain even more ground.
I've often felt the same way, but from early indications it doesn't sound to me like they are. It sounds like they're actually trying to improve their products in a way that make them more useful to customers. (I know ... shocking!) Two examples that spring to mind: 1) recent versions of Windows Server don't require a GUI. 2) I've heard that Win10 is going to come with Virtual Desktops by default.
Both of those concepts that have been default (or at least common) in the *nix world for decades. If MS is finally getting its head out of its ass and at least trying to do things the right way, that's a win, imo.
Way to go everyone! The article's comments have been completely (with one exception) taken over by the troll ... with, of course, your complicity. Way to go!
Does he have any response to your nuanced arguments? Any counterpoints? Does he ever? Answer: no. His entire purpose is to disrupt and derail any reasonable conversation/debate, and you guys not just let him, but enthusiastically help him.
That's just great! For your efforts, have a Report click!
Way to go to all of you halfwits that waste your time replying to the troll. You're AWESOME!
That you think that the average reader is unable to parse a conversation and determine what is noise and what is signal is semi-insulting.
While you may be able to see the distinction, your actions indicate the opposite. What good or improvement or enlightenment has ever come from replying to Blue's posts?
The proper response to incorrect or disagreeable speech is to counter it with more speech.
More accurate adjectives would be "incoherent" and "disturbing" but whatever ...
You and everyone who replies is increasing the noise, not the signal. Ignore him. Move on.
As one of the more prolific repliers to his comment, I just hope that someday you'll take the hint from your handle, wake up, and say, "Gee whiz! I wasn't helping the problem, I was making it worse."
For everyone who thinks it's a good idea to respond to the blowhard moron that trolls this site:
Good job! You've made this ENTIRE THREAD (with just 2 exceptions) a complete waste of time. It consists of nothing more than the rantings of a lunatic, and responses to the idiot's tirade.
This is a good example of why the troll and everyone who replies to him needs reported instantly and ignored.
I have always wondered why he never created an account.
Easy. He doesn't want his incoherent rants being brought up again and used against him. Not having an account makes it slightly harder to do so.
While mostly crazy ...
While entirely crazy. FTFY.
... his post do generate a lot of responses.
And that's exactly why all the responses should be reported as well. Take the wind right out of his sails.
There's NO point in replying to this asshat. That's why I advocate reporting his comments and all of those who reply to them.
Yea, the whole Pirate party thing is dead. Totally.
Or not. Iceland's Pirate Party surges into first place in the polls
FFS, don't bother replying to this troll. Report it, and everyone who replies, and move on.
Report this troll and every post that responds to it.
Even this one.
For those of you who don't know, this Ashton Ished character is none other than the TD plague formerly know as "Out_of_the_Blue" who trolled this site for quite some time. Successfully, I'll add.
There's no use responding to it. There's no point. Just don't even bother.
How we rid ourselves of this disease before was to auto report any of its posts and just ignore it. Trolls need attention to survive. For those who didn't know better and did respond, they got reported as well (even while their points were often valid and correct). In this way we suffocated it and it left us alone for a while. Seems to be time to do it again.
I encourage everyone to report this troll, ignore it, and report any responses.
Report every post in this thread. Even this one.
the agency's Tailored Access Operations group has extraordinary capabilities to hack into and "exfiltrate" data from specific computers, even if those computers are highly secured and not connected to the Internet.
It is also capable of navigating between way pintsI dunno. I think that navigating between pints would get pretty dangerous after a while. ;-)
This seems very similar to something I've thought/said about pot being called a gateway drug. You're fed all this crap ala "Reefer Madness" about how terrible marijuana is, how it will ruin your live, how it will turn you into some kind of maniac, etc."
But then, you meet people who smoke pot. And they're as "normal" as everyone else. Hell, maybe you even try it yourself. And then it dawns on you: "All this time they've been lying to me about how bad this stuff is. They must be lying about cocaine, heroin, etc."
But, it turns out they're not lying. Too late for too many people.
Crying wolf there about the negative effects of pot is much like the wolf they're shedding tears over that is file sharing.
Irregardless ain't a word.
So your solution requires removing First Amendment rights for some groups of people. But not all.
No, it involves removing the created fiction that corps are people. Pretty simple.
Nice try.
It's not like everyone can see that the "random" avatar on your comments is exactly the same every single time. It's comical that you think you can disown the comments you've been making by pretending that I have you confused with someone else.

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Even though the Eagles aren't shopping Jackson, they've listened to offers from both the 49ers and Patriots.
The team has taken inquiries from the 49ers and Patriots, Gunn has learned from a league source, and notified the Pro Bowl wideout early last week that it's not shopping him but is listening to potential suitors.
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Women, Wisdom & Wealth: Annuitues a retirement booster to consider
"Cessation of work is not accompanied by cessation of expenses"
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The need to save for retirement always has been with us. Cato the Elder was a second-century B.C. Roman politician, general and writer noted for his austere way of life and rigid principles. Cato also was known for imposing heavy taxes on clothing and personal adornment, especially of women.
Another of his concerns was to "monitor the accumulation of an undue proportion of wealth in the hands of women."
Cato the Elder's observation that the "cessation of work does not equal the cessation of expenses" has remained true. Saving for retirement is more important now than ever. It is interesting to note that there still is an "undue proportion of wealth in the hands of women," as perceived by this Roman Statesman.
According to the IRS numbers from 2001, more than 3.4 million women are in the ranks of "top wealth" holders (those with gross assets of $675,000 or more) and have a combined net worth of roughly $6.3 trillion. For those under age 50, 32 percent of top wealth holders are women, and in the 75-84 age group, women account for 61 percent of this country's wealth. Many Baby Boomer women (those in the 41-59-age range) will inherit assets to add to the amounts they have accumulated on their own.
The stewardship of financial assets is a large responsibility. The craft of formulating an appropriate portfolio is as much art as it is science. One of the many choices we must make is how to allocate funds between protection vs. investment returns, and risk vs. reward.
Most of us will need to self-fund a large portion of our retirement income. Demographics dictate that we will have the longest period of retirement in history. Preparing to meet future expenses during retirement will cost us and require investment planning. A possible addition to your retirement portfolio may be an annuity. An annuity is an insurance contract that can be a hybrid investment with both insurance and securities market features. The primary advantage is tax-deferred buildup of investment earnings as long as they remain in the annuity. The accumulation phase occurs while building up the value of your policy.
The issuer of the annuity — an insurance company — promises with a contract to make payments to you or your beneficiary at a point in the future.
The distribution phase begins when you access funds. Be aware that in most cases a 10 percent withdrawal penalty applies on early withdrawals prior to age 59½. Annuity earnings are taxable as ordinary income at your highest marginal tax rate and capital gains treatment is not available.
Rates of return and out-of-pocket costs vary widely. There are fees and expenses in exchange for provisions providing certain guarantees that are not available with other securities. These benefits may be just what you are looking for, but understand that they are not free.
Be realistic and fully understand the surrender period charges, the annuity issuer's financial strength, charges for special features, loads and various fees. Be cautious and pay particular attention if you are doing a 1035 exchange from one contract to another. These are long-term investments. The new annuity should offer benefits that more than make up for restarting the clock on your surrender period or you should not be making the exchange.
There are no risk-free investments. Educate yourself and understand that an annuity is an investment that may or may not be right for your retirement planning.
A fixed rate annuity provides protection from market risk. Market risk is a function of the fluctuations of the underlying investments and market cycles. Ask yourself how comfortable are you with the vicissitudes in the market and the length of time there is before you will be accessing these funds. To avoid market risk the trade-offs are interest rate risk and inflation risk. A fixed annuity is just that: fixed. Exposure to interest rate risk occurs when rates go up from where you started and your rate of return does not keep pace with inflation.
To make progress in the investment world, you need to have a positive net rate of return. That pot of gold you have today needs to grow at a rate higher than inflation and taxes just to stay even with where you are today. A variable annuity allows for stock market participation and generally limits any potential losses. Some annuities provide a death benefit that guarantees the original investment amount plus a guaranteed minimum return. You may add a living benefit in the form of a guaranteed minimum income benefit, which generally involves annuitizing the contract. To ensure guaranteed withdrawal benefits you may purchase certain policy riders. Do not let the moving parts of an annuity contract overwhelm or confuse you. The financial advisor you choose to work with can easily explain these concepts. Guarantee and insure are enticing words in light of recent market volatility. Know the real cost you are paying. You are entitled to understand the structure of the investment vehicle you are buying. Rates of return, out-of-pocket expenses and surrender charges vary widely.
Do your homework and request to have all elements of an annuity disclosed.
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Structuring an annuity contract to meet your specific needs is far too complicated and personal to tackle in this column. How it works varies greatly based on the specific selections you make. Understand that, just like all guarantees and protections, those found in annuities come at a price, too.
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Israelis have become introvert, more arrogant than they were, impervious not only to the suffering of the Palestinians, but also to the plight of their own fellow countrymen/women who are less well off than they are. Social issues don't matter in this election. So what can one expect of the leaders that have emerged from the quagmire of Israeli politics. A bunch of arrogant myopic megalomaniacs.
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