Review of security issues in cloud computing related to Single and Multi-clouds
The use of cloud computing has accrued quickly in several organizations. Cloud computing provides several edges in terms of low price and accessibility of information. making certain the safety of cloud computing could be a major think about the cloud computing atmosphere, as users typically store sensitive data with cloud storage suppliers however these suppliers is also untrusted. Addressing “single cloud” suppliers is foretold to abate fashionable customers owing to risks of service handiness failure and also the risk of malicious insiders within the single cloud. A movement towards “multi-clouds”, or in different words, “interclouds” or “cloud-of-clouds” has emerged recently. This paper surveys recent analysis associated with single and multi-cloud security and addresses doable solutions. it\'s found that the analysis into the utilization of multi-cloud suppliers to take care of security has received less attention from the analysis community than has the utilization of single clouds. This work aims to market the utilization of multi-clouds owing to its ability to cut back security risks that have an effect on the cloud computing user.
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Role of Indian Women in Arundhati Roy’s the God of Small Things
Arundhati Roy’s feminism is a trend setter for the new generation of feministic writers of India. Without losing the gentleness of a female she gives a strong call for the awakening of not only women but in general the entire human kind from its long sleep of ignorance. She dreams of a fragrant world full of beautiful flowers, where the polluted air of hatred and violence would have no entry. Indian women are studied in depth along with the plight of untouchables, lower class people, and racial subaltern’s vis-à-vis global, capitalism and neo-imperialism masquerading as globalization.
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Roughness of Neutrosophic Sets
Since the world is full of indeterminacy, the neutrosophics found their place into contemporary research. In this paper we define rough neutrosophic sets and study their properties. Some propositions in this notion are proved. Possible application to computer sciences is touched upon.
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Soccer Syndrome – 4: “Manual therapeutic corrections” for common innominate malalignments
The pelvic or innominate malalignment syndrome is most common in sports injuries and even in every client who presents with low back or pelvis pain and dysfunctions. In my experience, the treatments for the pelvic or innominate malalignments were best, using manual therapy techniques and focused on corrective exercises. The three manual techniques were we used to correct the pelvic malalignments are (i) trigger point release (TrP), (ii) muscle energy techniques (MET), and (iii) the Isolated and/or Core muscles strengthening exercises. The current study focused on the manual therapeutic corrections for the different common innominate malalignment presentations in soccer players.
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Socio economic importance and marketing of pterocarpus osun in ibadan south west local government, Oyo state, Nigeria
This paper reported the socio economic importance and marketing of P. osun in Ibadan South West Local Government, Oyo State, Nigeria. Data were collected through the use of structured Questionnaire administered to 150 respondents. Descriptive statistics, Cost and return, and the cost-benefit ratio were determined while Gini coefficient was used to analyze the market structure. The result showed that 73.8% of the respondents were female while 46-55years were 34.7%. P. osun’s leaves were used in the treatment of skin diseases while its roots and bark were used in the treatment of asthma, traditional soaps/antibacterial, its timber is also used in furniture making and building construction. The study further revealed that Bode market has the highest Net profit (?96,319:98) while Beere market has the lowest Net profit (?33,303:18) and the sawmills amassed an average Net profit of (?5,389,625.00) per annum. The Gini coefficient (G=0.81) (G=0.71) for the P. osun herb sellers and P. osun timber sellers respectively indicates the market is highly monopolized and has minimal competition while the regression analysis revealed that age of the sellers and their religion are factors that influence the profit of P. osun sellers in the study area It can be concluded that P. osun trade is highly lucrative whereby an increase in capital will bring an increase in the quantity of P. osun and a sharp increase in profit made from this enterprise. There is the need to properly create awareness campaigns and educate the people about the economic values of P. osun which also require adequate management and conservation for sustainable utilization.
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Stopping power of carbon, aluminium and silicon for electrons and positrons
In this paper we present a relation for total stopping power of Carbon, Aluminium and Silicon for electrons and positrons in terms of total energy from 30 keV to 3000 keV and have been fitted by an exponential inverse power approximation with two parameters. These parameters depend upon the atomic weight (A) and atomic number (Z) of the absorber. It has been found that the exponential potential function gives better agreement with the available experimental data as compared to the inverse power form.
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Strong semitotal block domination in graphs
For any graph G=( V,E ), the semitotal block graph T_b (G)=H, whose set of vertices is the union of the set of vertices and blocks of G and in which two vertices are adjacent if and only if the corresponding vertices of G are adjacent or the corresponding members are incident in G. For any two adjacent vertices u and v we say that u strongly dominates v if deg?(u)?deg?(v). A dominating set D of a graph H is a strong semitotal block dominating set of G if every vertex in V[T_b (G) ]-D is strongly dominated by at least one vertex in D. Strong semitotal block domination number ?_Stb (G) of G is the minimum cardinality of strong semitotal block dominating set of G. In this paper, we study graph theoretic properties of ?_Stb (G) and many bounds were obtain in terms of elements of G and its relationship with other domination parameters were found.
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Structural Equation Model on Awareness of Right to Information
The Right to information Act, 2005 which came fully into effect on 12 October, 2005 and this is one of the most significant legislation enacted by the Parliament of India. This Act enables the establishment of an unprecedented regime of right to information for the citizens of the country. It overrides the ‘Official Secrets Act’ and similar laws/rules. It strikes at the heart of the paradigm long practiced by Government officials and public functionaries that ‘confidentiality is the rule and disclosure is an exception’. The Act seeks to establish that “transparency is the norm and secrecy is an exception” in the working of every public authority. It aims to ensure maximum openness and transparency in the machinery and functioning of Government at all levels: Central, State and Local. This article is to study on the awareness of RTI Act through media
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The effect of irrigation methods and operational pressures in water use efficiency and productivity of maize(Zeamays L.)
A field experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of irrigation methods and operating pressure in water use efficiency and maize yield in the field of the collage of Agriculture / University of Baghdad in 2013. The experiment carried out by using split plot design under randomized complete block design with three replications. Three levels of operational pressures included: 30 , 50 and 70 kpa which represented main plot and Two levels of irrigation method included: subsurface and surface drip irrigation which represented sub plot using T-tape type were used in this study .Bulk density , plant height , plant yield and water use efficiency were studies. A locally made combine implement was used in this experiment for tillage and Subsurface Irrigation Tubes Instillation. The results showed that the pressure 30 kpa and surface drip irrigation was superior in getting less bulk density of soil 1.45?g . m-³, while using 70 kpa pressure and subsurface irrigation got the highest plant height 180.32 cm and highest plant yield 9.25 ton / ha and efficient use of water 1.45 kg / m ³. Accordingly using 70k pa pressure and subsurface irrigation which gave the best field indication are recommended.
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The judiciary and the deepening of democratic values: The Jonathan administration 2009 - 2015
Democracy needs to be clearly understood before we can appreciate the roles of the judiciary in its sustenance. It is a form of government that is responsive, responsible and guarantees to the citizens, the inalienable rights of freedom of choice, freedom of association, right to shelter, freedom from discrimination, right to clothing and unqualified respect for the rule of law. This is a form of government that connotes collective participation and despotism, tyranny and totalitarianism. On the whole, democracy according to Abraham Lincoln is the government of the people, by the people, and for the people. For effective administration of justice in a democracy, courts have definite and decisive roles to play. Courts are Government institutions that settle legal disputes and administer justice. The judiciary arm of government, resolves conflicts involving individuals, organizations, government and political parties. It also has the power to review the actions of both the executives and the legislature. Although, lack of judicial independence affects the performance of the judges in Nigeria, when it comes to judicial review and delivering justice. Nevertheless, with numerous constraints facing the institution, it manages to provide fair justice to poor people and powerless individuals. The judiciary arm of government now remains the faith of Nigerians in bringing justice to reign in Nigeria, due to its numerous landmark achievements recorded so far. This paper seeks to examine the role of judiciary in entrenching democratic values in the present day Nigeria. Our focus, however, shall be on the administration of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
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