An organization as it implies is a social system deliberately established to carry out some definite purposes. It consists of a number of people in patterned relationships. There need for team training to enhance the team building experience. Team building is the process of helping a work group become more effective in accomplishing its tasks and in satisfying the need of the group members. If we look at the university as a social system} then a strategy of change must aim at changing the entire system - not merely part of it. A strategy for creating greater impact is to expose an organizational team to simultaneous training. The people and problem are still there} the same communication blockage} the same clinging to traditional values} and the same little groups here and there with one intention or the other which is to keep the system in its homeostatic steady state. This paper focuses on one of these families of organization development which is team building.

Rumour management in the educational system among the employees can be very debilitating for the employer as employees spend work time talking and speculating about the latest rumour. Rumour is unverified information of uncertainty in which is usually by word of mouth. Gossip in our educational system cannot be overemphasized. Grievances are generated when employees in the educational sectors prematurely react to a rumour. It cannot be completely eliminated but officials of our educational system should take prompt action by supplying the employees the fact supported by empathy rather than projection on the part of the employee. Rumour are not mere chance development. They arise from distinct causes. If those causes can be controlled, rumours will much less probably develop in our educational system. Rurnour cannot be avoided among the employees as the employees are curious to know what happening in the environment they work. This paper is focused on rumour management in the educational system: theoretical perspective.

Fuel prices are going higher and higher and will be difficult for the people to cope with these price hikes, it affects our day-today life because due to higher fuel prices transportation cost is higher and thus all the transported items like eatables items etc. will cost higher. Not only the transportation costs burden on people but manufacturing all puts loads, electricity generation through diesel generators used in industries costs more due to hiked fuel prices and it ultimately puts burden on customers. Now this is not the only reason why we thought about this project. Another big reason is global warming, it’s not an individual problem like in previous scenario but it’s a global issue it’s all about our entire human race’s future. These thoughts leads us to a pollution free vehicle concept but as it is very difficult to run a car without degrading it’s performance so we searched on internet about fuel which doesn’t produce any harmful gases like carbon dioxide, which is mainly responsible for global warming. So for that we have to leave our traditional Hydrocarbon fuel and there we find that compressed air can be used as a fuel in IC engine. And we all decided to use it in 4-stroke engine by making some changes in camshaft. The idea of Compressed air engine Project is not only to run engine with the help of compressed air but also to exercise that how an engineering subject can be utilized to get an output or a product which will ease the human workings.

India enjoys a glorious path of educational excellence right from its ancient age. Nation has shown its supremacy in almost all the major markets of the world in Information and Communication Technology sector especially in the past two decades. Despite the fact that country has several success stories on card, it is still lagging in innovation and requires to excel better to maintain the rhythm of a sustained growth. The present education system, needs to be further strengthened to provide requisite impetuous to produce more number of innovators and also facilitate the creation of the right eco-system. The present study has attempted to understand the policy initiatives of government and other agencies and also study the gap areas to provide suggestive measures for policy makers to create effective manpower motivate and encourage the growth engine of the innovation.

Service Oriented Applications have the ability to change their constituent services dynamically. This implies that they have the ability to change both, their functionality and their Quality of Service attributes dynamically. We present a Cloud-based-Multi-Agent System (Clobmas) that uses multiple double auctions, to enable applications to self-adapt, based on their Quality of Service requirements and cost restraints. Quality of Service attributes needed to provided, maintained, monitored at run time. A double auction is a two-sided auction, i.e., both the buyers and the sellers indicate the price that they’re willing to pay and accept, respectively. If any application uses self adaptation mechanism then it exhibits a high Quality of Service. Here we design a market mechanism that allows applications to select services, in a decentralized manner.

Over past few years, the concept of NLPP and their related results based on generalized invexity has become one of the prominent and important areas of classical optimization. This paper presents a brief review on such problems and their respective results in game theory, continuous time programming, multivariable optimization, composite programming etc.

The study was conducted to assess the effects of graded levels of browse forage (Balanites aegyptiaca) leaves inclusion in the diets of growing rabbits on haernatological and biochemical indices. Five diets were formulated, treatment 1(control), 2 3 4 and 5 in which Groundnut haulm was replaced with Balanites aegyptiaca at 0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20% respectively. Thirty (30) four weeks old weaner rabbits of different breeds (chinchilla x California x New Zealand) used for the experiment were allotted to the five treatments (T1, T2, T3, T4, and T5) with two rabbits per replicate and six rabbits per treatment in a randomized complete block design. The trial lasted for 9 weeks. Effects of the diets on haematology and serum chemistry were elicited on the results. The result shows that Balanites aegyptiaca supplementation at these levels had no adverse effect on red blood cell counts, white blood c ell counts, packed cell volume and haemoglobin. All the parameters differ significantly (P<0.05) with the exception of mean corpuscular haemoglobin which show a significant difference among treatments. The cholesterol, creatinine and the blood urea levels were significantly aried. In conclusion, Balanites aegyptiaca leaves supplementation in the diets of weaner rabbits could be included from 5% upto 20% without any adverse effects on the blood parameters, However, 20% inclusion was found to be the optimum, and there for recommended.

The hematological and biochemical parameters of 140 apparently healthy sheep consisting of 70 adults (35male and 35 female) comprised of 3 indigenous and popular brzzeeds of sheep of northern Nigeria were studied. Data were analyzed for the effect of breed, sex and season packed cell volume (PCV) was significantly higher (P<0.05) for Ouda ram of the north west. Haemoglobin (Hb) values was higher (P<0.05) for Balami sheep. Red blood cell count (RBC) was significantly (P<0.05) for Balami ewes. The mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) was higher in Balami ram (17.89 Pg) while the values were much higher in Yankasa ewe lamb. The mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) was significantly higher (P<0.05) for adult sheep than in lambs. The mean corpuscular volume (MCV) was observed to be higher for Ouda ram (98.8 fl) while the values were much higher in Yankasa ram lamb. Yankasa ewe had the highest white blood cell count (WBC). White blood cell differential shows that lymphocytes was significantly higher (P<0.05) for Yankasa sheep (adult). Neutrophils was significantly higher (P<0.05) for Balami ewe (adults and lambs). Eosinophils was observed only in Yanksa goats (adult and lamb). Monocytes was observed only in Ouda ram. The serum sodium ranged from (140.0 to 156.0 mmol/l) for adult sheep of all breeds, (140.0 to 160.0 mmol/l) for sheep lambs of all breeds. Serum potassium ranged from (4.60 to 12.4 mmol/l) for adult sheep (4.70 to 13.70 mmol/l) for sheep lamb. The chloride and HCO- 3 values was higher for sheep lambs than in adults for all the breeds, values for urea, creatinine, glucose, total protein, cholesterol, globulin and albumin was observed to be higher for adults sheep than in lambs. The enzymes Asparttate Aminotranferase (ASP) and Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) were significantly (P<0.05) higherin Ouda sheep (adults and lambs).

“Plantain of Guinea”. The Atlantic Adventure of Banana. It is studied the historical process of the first move of Musaceae to the West Indies, along with sugarcane, in the context of a transatlantic network. Historical texts are critically analysed; evidence about cultivations and species in Europe, Africa and the archipelagos in Macaronesia is shown; longterm historical mistakes are discussed and some hypotheses about the Atlantic transport of biotypes or hybrids during the sixteenth century are suggested.

An experimental study was conducted to assess effects of odour attractants on catch size of Glossina pallidipes Austen and Glossina fuscipes fuscipes Newsteed at Sor Hydroelectric station around Sor River, West Ethiopia. Various doses of acetone, octenol and cow urine were used as odour attractants with monopyramidal traps. Three 5x5 Latin squares method was used making a total of 15 replicates. Acetone released at dose rate of 150mg/hr and 500mg/hr with 0.5mg/hr octenol and 1000mg/hr cow urine were found to be most effective in increasing catch size of Glossina pallidipes Austen by up to 11.26-12.54 times. Acetone released at dose rate of 2000mg/hr in combination with 0.5mg/hr octenol increased the catch only up to 4.07 times but cow urine alone produced increases in catch size by 2.54 times. In the trial performed for Glossina fuscipes fuscipes Newstead, 0.5mg/hr octenol, 500mg/hr acetone and 1000mg/hr cow urine were used alone and in combination, the catch number of samples from baited and unbaited (control) traps differed slightly. There were no significant repellent or attraction effect as the efficiencies were at roughly the no odour level. In conclusion, cow urine (1000mg/hr) with octenol (0.5mg/hr) and acetone (150 and 500mg/hr) was considered to be a potentially useful combination of baits for Glossina pallidipes Austen control and sampling. However, further study should be conducted on behavior and baites used to attract Glossina fuscipes fuscipes Newstead in the study area.