Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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DLE usually presents as erythmatous macules, papules and plaques with talengectasia, scaling and follicular plugging resulting in atrophy and dyspigmentation. We are presenting a case of 54 years old female presenting with eczematous lesion, which on histology showed features of DLE.

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DLE, SLE

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Malicious websites largely promote the expansion of Internet criminal activities and constrain the event of Web services. As a result, there has been strong motivation to develop systemic solution to stopping the user from visiting such Websites. We propose a learning based approach to classifying websites into 3 classes: Benign, Spam and Malicious. Our mechanism only analyses the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) itself without accessing the content of websites. Thus, it eliminates the run-time latency then likelihood of exposing users to the browser based vulnerabilities. By employing learning algorithms, our scheme achieves better performance on generality and coverage compared with blacklisting service.

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Malicious, Vulnerabilities, Spam, Websites, Malware

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The purpose of this article is to analyze peasant strategies, in particular those of agro-pastoralists in the sylvopastoral zone, in a context of high rainfall variability, climate vulnerability and a great trend in environmental conditions deterioration Abstract: The purpose of this article is to analyze peasant strategies, in particular those of agro-pastoralists in the sylvopastoral zone, in a context of high rainfall variability, climatic vulnerability and a great trend of deterioration in environmental conditions. It is based on the study of adaptation strategies and the responses and requirements of maintaining production systems. In fact, in a context of deteriorating living conditions for rural populations, the profitability of agricultural activity has diminished considerably and has led producers to a process of seeking financing alternatives through a multitude of initiatives. local which generate dynamics within society (Association, Farmer groups, tontines, microfinance institution). However, the successes and the potential for action remain limited in view of the scale of the needs, and, in this context, the vulnerable situation of farms, in the face of upheavals or climatic shocks, remains a major problem in an area where The living conditions of the populations, in particular those of the farmers, continue to deteriorate. If they are not amplified by outdated or ill-suited farming methods, public funding intended for the agricultural sector is often directed towards productions less exposed to climatic hazards and less mobilizing labor (rice, market gardening, etc) who enroll fewer workers in the rural world. This is the framework for analyzing household strategies and survival. But rather than a paradigm, this approach relies on a conceptual field of choice and real freedom or capability. More specifically, the article discusses, on the one hand, the capacity of households to produce risk reduction approaches (ex-ante), and on the other hand, the implementation of effective strategies (ex-post) in period of shock harmful to living conditions. These strategies have taken place to varying degrees in varying forms and depending on the specificity of households. It is particularly a question of being part of a process of understanding the alternatives developed to cope with the acute living conditions in a region where the frequent recourse to credit access strategies seems to be gaining a foothold and even intensifying. . Thus, the article aims, among other things, to shed light on this issue of adaptation to climate change through the sylvopastoral zone (ZSP), an area par excellence of pastoralism affected by strong climatic instability, but also, like other regions of the country subject to policies of economic liberalism.

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vulnerability, farmers, agro-pastoralists, strategies, adaptations, sylvopastoral zone.

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O. obesus, Mayurbhanj district, Traditional value, Antimicrobial property

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1) Environmental ethics, 2) Nature, 3) Environmental crisis, 4) Abidy?

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Rationality, Overconfidence, Loss aversion, Herding bias and Confirmation bias.

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Specific pathogens have been implicated in acute and chronic gastrointestinal disease due to compositional changes in intestinal microbiota, and lack of immunity leads puppies and adult dogs susceptible to pathogens causing severe gastroenteritis. Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of stomach and intestine and rupture of epithelial cells leading severe bloody diarrhea. The most significant opportunistic pathogens of gastrointestinal tract are parasites, protozoans, viral agents like Canine Parvovirus, Canine Coronavirus, Canine Distemper virus, Rota virus with bacterial co-infection by Salmonella spp, E. coli, Clostridium, Campylobacter that causes severe gastroenteritis in dogs. Canine parvovirus 2 (CPV-2) infection is highly contagious viral disease in dogs, which is prevalent all over the world and they are highly fatal. Second most contagious intestinal disease in dogs is canine coronavirus infection. The main mode of transmission is by ingestion of infected fecal contaminated material. Salmonellosis caused by Salmonella typhimurium is the most common infectious disease in dogs transmitted by fecal matter contamination in foods such as raw meat, chicken, and also occurs more frequently in latent forms. They also cause secondary infection with viral gastroenteritis.

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Canine Parvovirus, Canine Coronavirus, Salmonella typhimurium, IgY, ELISA.

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Solar air heaters are used to capture heat from solar radiation

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Solar air heater , V-Type Baffle,Thermal Efficiency,Mass flow rate

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Communication is an essential element of any organization. The success of any organization depends on how effectively they are able to communicate with various stakeholders. This paper is a review of existing literatures in the area of communication which will help organizations to understand the importance of effective communication and how it can be used as an effective tool for managing organizations

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Communication, Organizational communication, Benefits, communication as a management tool

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THE THEME OF EXPLORING SELF IN INDIAN WOMEN AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

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