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Physical exercise provide immense help in assisting an individual to seek his all round growth and development in all the personal dimensions including the union of his self with the greater soul. Physical exercise is based on philosophy that is practical and for our day to day living. Physical exercise produces desirable physiological changes and has sound scientific basis. Physical exercise is the only technique through which the body of any human being can be healthy without any trainer, equipment and medicine. Thus, my purpose of this paper makes an attempt to analyse the role and importance of physical exercise in modern times of 21st Century as well as its effect on human being in this contemporary times. Physical exercise influences cognitive emotional, learning and neurophysiological domains both directly and indirectly, thereby rendering it as essential that this non-invasive, nonpharmacological intervention ought to form a part of children’s and adolescents long-term health programs. Several manifestation of physical exercise providing health benefits for children and adolescents are evident in healthy and functional muscles and bones, increased strength and endurance, angiogenesis and neurogenesis, the reduces risk for chronic disease such as overweight and diabetes, improve self-esteem and psychological well-being and finally higher levels of subjective and psychological well-being as well as reduces stress, anxiety and depression.

Coating formulations were developed with diluent or modifiers that remained incorporated as a minority discontinuous phase. Epoxy resins were formed from a DGEBA (diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A), prepolymer (Epikote 828) and MXDA, (m-Xylylenediamine). Butyl laurate (BL) and clay (montmorillonite) were used as the modifier and the filler, respectively. The epoxy network forming systems were prepared by mixing the DGEBA with BL and/or clay and degassed, followed by addition of the MXDA and further degassing. Polymerisation kinetics during epoxy network formations were obtained using Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) on samples of quenched reaction mixtures pre-reacted isothermally at 60 oC at 5 min intervals up to 1 h. The results showed a step-wise increase in Tg and conversion with time. The exothermic process in the clay-filled resins was controlled by the catalytic activity of the clay surface with the resin system.

The District Cooch Behar endeavours a number of freshwater bodies both of lentic and lotic types having zooplankton communities. A total of sixteen taxa of zooplankton were recorded from the Panishala Beel (one lentic system) encompassing three rotifera, five copepoda, one ostracoda and seven cladocera. On the other hand, a total of thirteen taxa of zooplankton were recorded from the River Ghargharia (one lotic system) that includes five copepoda, one ostracoda, one rotifera and six cladocera. Both the water bodies contains four zooplankton groups and show same kind of group diversity in respect of their zooplankton group. Both the water bodies were dominated by Cyclops sp. most probably due to organic pollution and abundant nutrients.

Desertification is considered as an important problem facing arid and semi-arid regions, as Iran. These processes are resulted either from human activities or adverse natural conditions. However, the combination of both is often applicable. The aim of this study is the identification of areas sensitive to desertification in the southeastern coast of Iran. In this study we used from IMDPA model for quantitative of this problem and we used from GIS for mapping of desertification. Three main benchmarks of desertification, including: soil, wind erosion and climate were considered. The results show that the weight of soil is 1.7 that it is the most effective benchmark in region. On the other hand with analysis of indicators we know that the most important is annual precipitation. After obtain each weigh of benchmarks we understand that the weight of desertification intensity (DS) in region is 1.61 and located in very high class. We know more that 1321.74 (Ha) is in medium class and 2639.30(Ha) of area is in very high class. After soli benchmark, wind erosion with 1.64 value and climate with 1.51 value are effective in desertification.

In this study, a hydrometallurgical treatment for valuable metals recovery from rinsing water of electroplating industries is reported. This water contains high contents of Copper, Nickel, Lead, Zinc and Chromium ions. Copper is recovered by leaching in hydrochloric acid solution. The effects of acid concentration, temperature and treatment time were investigated. Lead and Nickel are removed by adsorption onto activated carbon from artificial binary-component aqueous solutions. The effects of pH, time, temperature, and amount of adsorbent were investigated. Maximum Lead adsorption was obtained at pH 5.5-6 and 80?C for 30 min., while for Nickel at pH 7 and room temperature for 60 min.

A regional geoelectrical study was embarked upon covering some major towns within the Niger Delta and Anambra basin. Some of the towns include; Owerri, Umuahia, Ohafia, Aba, Umuosu, Ngwa, Mbaise, Okigwe, Lekwesi, etc. About 100 Vertical Electrical Sounding points were established along two long profiles running perpendicularly to each other at North-South and East-West directions covering a distance of about 110km in each traverse. The maximum electrode spread was 500metres, AB/2. The schlumberger array was adopted on the field. The ABEM Terrameter SAS 4000 was used for the data acquisition. The purpose of the study is to examine the variability in lithological units both vertically and horizontally from the North to South and East to West along these profiles because there have been reported cases about land degradation like; gully erosion, landslide, minor subsidence, road failure, etc within the study area. The field data were processed with computer softwares. Iso-resistivity values at AB/2 equals 1m, 4m, 8m, 15m, 50m, 150m, 250m and 350m at surface electrode spacings were plotted and processed for each VES point in order to reveal the variation in resistivity with depth and variability changes in lithological units with depth. This procedure was repeated for all the VES stations on the East-West profile and North-South profile. Results show that the top soil contour has resistivities between 200?m and 9000?m while at AB/2 = 4m, resistivities are 500 - 1000?m (Aba), 1000 - 5000?m (Owerri), 2000 - 2500?m (Afikpo). Results were also obtained for AB/2 = 8m, 15m, 50m up to 250m. These resistivity values were interpreted as clay, shale, sand, etc, accordingly. From the correlation of the VES points, other geologic structures like faults, boundaries, flood plains, landsides are identified. Other environmental implications are highlighted.

The project named ‘RFID Based E-Document Verification Using Cloud’ proposes to make the E-Document Verification the new technology to reduce the human efforts for getting the documents from certain institutes and even from Government offices. It provides an easy access to the document generation even if the document is lost or misplaced. Radio Frequency Identification is the hardware concept to provide small RFID tags to the user with the electromagnetic waves and produce the signals to it and then access the data. In this project we have implemented the concept of Networking using java and the web application. The project aims at making the document verification and accessing very easy and saving a lot of time and energy and commotion among users.

To assess the relationship between placental location and development of Preeclampsia and its maternal and perinatal outcome. Methods: Patients attending antenatal clinic at second trimester in the Dept of OBG in Dr. B R Ambedkar Medical College and Hospital during June 2014 to December 2014.It is a prospective study. Result: Out of 100 patients in the study, 61(61%) patients developed Preeclampsia. Conclusion: This study indicate that presence of lateral placenta strongly suggest preeclampsia and also shows that lateral placenta have high uterine artery resistance, so can be considered as screening method also.

The case of prohibition of transaction for real or legal persons is a common case in notary public’s offices. Notary public’s offices avoid doing their routine duties in creating documents when they encounter personal names that their legal actions are banned by judicial authorities and related circulars have been announced. Studying the legal basis of individuals’ transaction restrictions, the limitation of basic conditions of transaction correctness, the position of legislator’s Injunctions to stop transactions and similar issues, bring this point to mind that doing transactions and transferring properties in these situations is correct, and such injunctions cannot form a reason to nullify the transaction.

Accurate estimation of water and soil losses from agro-ecologically diverse areas is extremely important for designing appropriate resource management or soil/ water conservation measures. The developed KW-GIUH-MUSLE(Kinematic wave-Geomorphlogical Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph-Modified universal Soil loss equation) model is tested for its sediment yield estimation potential on three agro-ecologically diverse micro-watersheds in Almora district of Uttranchal. It is observed that estimates are associated with about 49% mean relative errors and mean DV value of about 0.51 in Salla Rautella and Naula micro-watersheds. This showed that point predictions of annual sediment yields are of moderate quality. However, root mean square error estimates and comparison of mean and standard deviation values for the observed and simulated sediment yields showed that long term sediment yields could be estimated quite realistically. This is also observed in Deolikhan micro-watershed that storm wise sediment yield estimates are associated with about 6% mean relative error and 0.94 mean DV value. The analysis thus clearly showed that the developed KW-GIUH-MUSLE model could indeed be utilized for obtaining reasonable sediment yield estimates for un-gauged/ inadequately gauged micro-watersheds.