Finally we have got what we were very badly in need of . It is a fact that a person needs both knowledge and language to survive and shine .The very bad state of our class is that , most of the top ranking students find it really hard to frame even a sentence and end up losing the race . There are lot of factors like hesitation , fear of making mistakes ., etc., but many dont realize that one has to overcome all these to master a language .I was always hoping for something to make them overcome the difficulties in handling a language and be interview-ready . All thanks to Dr. Nagendra gandhi , who is the faculty in-charge for our Comprehension and communication improvement . We had his first class today and was really promising . His way of making students to overcome hesitation was unique and effective .Most of them had their legs shaking , voice breaking and heavily sweating , once they were on stage .But , it was a good start .In a few months time I see my class , being able to actively participate in social and professional discussions with any hesitation and with confidence :-)
One of the world’s greatest scientists.He was an alchemist, a member of the Royal Society of London, a Rosicrucian, and he signed some of his most secretive science papers with a pseudonym — ‘Jeova Sanctus Unus’ ! which means “One True God”. He signed his name that way because, like the ancient Adepts, he understood himself as divine. In addition, because the sixteen letters in Jeova Sanctus Unus could be rearranged to spell his name in Latin, making it a perfect pseudonym. Jeova Sanctus Unus is an anagram of a famous alchemist’s name in Latin. Latin interchanges the letters J for I and the letter V for U, which means Jeova Sanctus Unus can actually be perfectly rearranged to spell this man’s name. Isaacus Neutonuus. Newton’s name had always been a recurring guidepost for those seeking secret knowledge. Great man and a brilliant one indeed!!! A List of Prominent Pseudonyms [N.B. - née, nee (adj.) appears in American English both with and without the acute accent of its orig...
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