The Xi Jinping's new era has new value requirements. The "Standardization Law" born in 1988 must be adapted to a new era. The value enhancement of the "Standardization Law" is based on value enhancement of the standard. The "Standardization Law" aims to increase its own value by confirming the value enhancement of the standard. The value enhancement of the standard is mainly reflected by self-systematic, voluntary and application. The value enhancement of the new "Standardization Law" is mainly manifested in better satisfying people's demand for various products and services, the need for various security, and the need to participate in public affairs.

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of brand image variables, relatioship marketing and product quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty. This type of research is descriptive research. This study used a sample of 200 respondents. The analytical method used is path analysis with SPSS 20. The results of data analysis show that brand image and relationship marketing have a significant influence on customer satisfaction and loyalty, while for product quality has no influence both of customer satisfaction and loyalty. The results of the joint test of brand image, relationship marketing and product quality variables simultaneously have a significant effect on satisfaction and loyalty. Customer satisfaction has an influence with customer loyalty.

Although it has been composed of 5 (five) new autonomous regions, but to build the Nias Islands must be done integratively because it is in one region and supported by the similarity of identity, that is a unity as Nias ethnicity. But the fact is showing that the bureaucracy elites are difficult to cooperate, trying to build their own identity based on their territory. The focus of this research is to find out why bureacucracy elites are doing contestation after the teritorial split, what local identities are used and how local identities are used. To explain the phenomenon as the locus of this research, the theoretical concept politics of identity from Giddens were using to explore why the local elite was using politic of identity to control local resources, what interests are behind them all? Under such identity conditions, bureaucracy elites construct an identity for the interests of the elite and put more emphasis on the power aspect to gain political and economic resources. Methodologically, this research is a qualitative research with descriptive approach, so the description of the phenomena seen in Nias Island can be interpreted and better understood. The results of this study showing that, the hidden agenda of the contestation among the bureaucracy elite in the Nias Islands basically is to set up a new power in the new territory. Local identity that is carried out is the result of reconstruction of the elite as as flexible identity of the ethnic community of Nias.

Abstract: The aim of this investigation is to characterize the Phyllanthus muellerianus plant dye used as a colour source in painting walls and craft works for ages in Oghe, Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State. Spectroscopic (UV-Vis, FT-IR and 1H NMR) techniques were employed to characterize P. muellerianus dye. UV-Vis absorption spectrum shows peaks at 313 nm and 482 nm being attributes of anthocyanine. According to FT-IR and 1H NMR investigations the tested sample have cyaniding glycoside and peonidin glycoside.

The establishment of State Owned Enterprises Holding in Indonesia is one way to increase profits, but the regulatory framework for companies belonging to group companies in Indonesia still uses a single corporate approach. As a result, the company’s law only regulates the relationship between the parent company and subsidiary as the special relationship between two independent legal entities in a Group Company construction. Based on the topic, the writer is interested in writing how is the legal responsibility of the parent company to its subsidiary in the Stated-Owned Holding Companies. This research is conducted using normative legal research. Types of data used in this research are secondary data with primary and secondary legal material. Based on the research, it can be concluded that the responsibility of the parent company to its subsidiary in Stated-Owned Holding Company can be divided into some responsibilities, they are; responsibility through voice rights agreement due to privilege shares ownership, responsibility through material contract, responsibility as debt warrantor for subsidiary, and whole of responsibilities due to subsidiary management. The quality of education and research can increase profits in the business world.

The possible etiological factors found in the causation of protein energy malnutrition among young children are non feeding of colostrums, lack of exclusive breast feeding in first six month of life, late introduction of semi solid and solid foods, dilution of top milk accompanied by faulty complementary feeding practices by mother and exacerbated by ignorance in the family and the community of the basic dietary needs of the child, particularly during complementary feeding phase. It has been found that, nutrition education can positively effect changes in the attitudes and practices of mothers and is an extremely valuable tool in alleviating the malnutrition, which may occur as a result of improper feeding practices. Aim of the study is to study of infant feeding practices at a tertiary care centre in central India. Information was collected from interview with the parents and examination of under five years children was entered in a predesigned and pretested proforma of the study. In our study top milk was introduced by 20.6% of mothers below the 6 months of age. Majority of them recived top milk between 6-12 months of age (75%). This study revealed that only 21.8% children were receiving undiluted milk. 1/3 received half diluted (43.7%) and remaining was receiving (34.5%) 1/4 dilution. This dilution of milk was responsible for malnutrition in children

Innovation and entrepreneurship is the new engine of national economic development. Non-profit organizations are an important force in promoting the development of innovation and entrepreneurship. Based on the specific practice of Enactus, one of the three largest college student organizations in the world, exploring the path and experience of non-profit organizations participating in the innovation and entrepreneurship of college students in China is conducive to the formation of the pattern of multi-agent participation in the cultivation of innovative entrepreneurial talents, and further promote the effective development of college students' innovation and entrepreneurship education.

This prospective observational study was conducted in the Department of Pediatrics, Amaltas Institute of Medical Sciences, Dewas between March 2016 to August 2017. Patients were classified on the basis of detailed history, clinical examination, ECG record, chest x-ray, Weight-for-Height, age of diagnosis, follow up and other relevant investigations pertaining to the case. The correlation among the clinical examination, ECG & chest x-ray findings were studied. The predictive values of development of complications during the follow-up period by these 3 parameters were observed. Sex distribution, age of diagnosis, clinical examination, ECG, chest x-ray, weight for height, types of VSDs and development of complication on follow up of these patients were analyzed and classified accordingly. The complications of VSD are biventricular hypertrophy, congestive cardiac failure, Pulmonary hypertension, Eisenmenger Syndrome, aortic insufficiency, infective endocarditis& heart block (rare). In our study group 24/56 (42.8%) patients presented with biventricular hypertrophy & all of them were large sized VSDs. Out of25 large sized VSDs, 20 (35.7%) patients had congestive cardiac failure. 35 out of56 had pulmonary hypertension (62.5%), as evident by ECG (P pulmonale in lead II), clinical examination (palpable P2 & loud P2 on auscultation) & chest x-ray (enlarged Pulmonary Artery segment). 1 Patient out of 56 developed Eisenmenger Syndrome (1.7%). 1 Patient out of 56 developed infective endocarditis (1.7%). Prospective Observational Study. A detailed clinical history, clinic-radiological profile and ECG are very helpful in assessing severity and development of complications. Early diagnosis is required to aid the physician in referral of the patient to a specialized center for early surgery. Early diagnosis, proper referral as discussed above & management will help in preventing the associated complications, thereby reducing the mortality and morbidity in these children and improve their quality of life

Scheduling the final project is a problem that is often faced by a college. Because there are many criteria that can be used as a reference for preparing the schedule. In the process of schedule preparation has several requirements are needed, such us lecturer teaching schedule should not clash with the schedule of final project. The availability of the chief examiner, timer and rooms for test. Therefore, it need an optimum and efficient method in determining the criteria on scheduling the final project. In this optimization process uses the method of genetic algorithm. Genetic Algorithm (GA) is algorithm that in solving the problem using crossover operator and mutation operator to obtain the desired cross bits. It aims to get the optimal attribute value in terms of fitness equation from chromosome. The result of the training show GA can produce the optimal criteria value of scheduling the final project criteria, so that can be used by the college as the preparation of the final project schedule.

This research paper aims to identify the highest factor influencing the team climate inventory and explore how demographic variables (individual‘s gender, age, working experience, and Professional role which includes (Nurse, General Practitioner, Specialist Nurse, Health visitor, Hospital Manger and other allied health professionals), were significantly influencing the factors of team climate inventory. And secondly, want to investigate whether Team climate is superior in smaller teams than in bigger teams. The TCI is based on a four-factor theory of team climate for innovation. The sample would consist of a random sample of 250 health care employees including doctors, nurses, Specialist Nurses (SN), Hospital manager (HM), General Practitioner (GP), pharmacists and allied health personnel working in primary health care setting in Saudi Arabia. To assess the reliability of the TCI in healthcare teams, we calculated the internal homogeneity by calculating Cronbach‘s alpha coefficients for the scales emerging from the factor analyses.

Positive AnticyclicCitrullinatedPeptid Antibody in the antisynthetase syndrome should not lead to systematic diagnosis of association Antisynthetase syndrome-Rheumatoid arthritis. However their positivity is a marker of severity provider of destructive changes in joint damage in the antisynthetase syndrome without any diagnosis of Rheumatoid Arthritis established.

The ascendancy of neoliberalism and the associated discourses of „new public management‟, during the 1980s and 1990s has produced a fundamental shift in the way universities and other institutions of higher education have defined and justified their institutional existence. The traditional professional culture of open intellectual enquiry and debate has been replaced with a institutional stress on performativity, as evidenced by the emergence of an emphasis on measured outputs: on strategic planning, performance indicators, quality assurance measures and academic audits. This paper traces the links between neoliberalism and globalization on the one hand, and neoliberalism and the knowledge economy on the other. It maintains that in a global neoliberal environment, the role of higher education for the economy is seen by governments as having greater importance to the extent that higher education has become the new star ship in the policy fleet for governments around the world. Universities are seen as a key driver in the knowledge economy and as a consequence higher education institutions have been encouraged to develop links with industry and business in a series of new venture partnerships. The recognition of economic importance of higher education and the necessity for economic viability has seen initiatives to promote greater entrepreneurial skills as well as the development of new performative measures to enhance output and to establish and achieve targets.

Invasive Streptococcus anginosus group (SAG) infection is associated with severe infection and poor outcome particularly among malignancy and post-surgical patients. We aimed to study the clinical details and outcomes of invasive SAG infection in post-sleeve surgery and malignancy related and non-malignancy related abdominal infections. (SAG) isolates from invasive infections between January 2015 and February 2018 were collected. Clinical data from the medical records of the infected patients were obtained retrospectively and analyzed. Fourteen invasive infections caused by SAG were identified. The mean age of the patients was 40.9 (minimum; 18 years, maximum; 80 years, SD; 21.03), five females (35.7 %) and nine (64.3 %) males. The peritoneal fluid was the most common specimen (8/15; 53.3%), followed by pleural fluid (3/15; 20%), deep abscesses (2/15; 13.3%), blood (1/15; 6.7%) and ascetic fluid (1/15; 6.7 %). The most predominant specimens (73.3%) were intra-abdominal involving commonly anaerobes and Enterobacteriaceae. Six patients (6/14; 42.9 %), had SAGabdominal or pleural infection as a complication of sleeve surgery. Each four of the remaining eight patients were categorized as patients with abdominal malignancy (4/14; 28.6 %) or non-malignancy related abdominal infections (4/14; 28.6%). Ten of the cases had polymicrobial infection. All patients had eventual recovery except of two malignancy patients who died because of severe sepsis with empyema or abdominal infection. Further studies are required to delineate post-operative sleeve surgery infectious complications and malignancy related abdominal infections to provide early treatment and better outcome.

The emergence of various brands of bottled water, with the common core benefit of quenching of thirst but arrays of features with marketing implications, have exposed consumers to making choice. This longitudinal study covered 2013-2018 and used questionnaire to obtain information from 343 consumers and 210 sellers of bottled water in Enugu Metropolis, Nigeria which were exposed to hypothetical tests. Findings showed among other things that choice of brand of bottled water is significantly determined by company of make in Enugu, Metropolis, consumers purchasing power and social status significantly determine the choice of brand of bottled water and that NAFDAC seal of quality significantly accounts for the choice of bottled water. It was concluded that consumers choice of bottled water in the area under review include company of make, social group and regulatory authority (NAFDAC) confirmation of quality of the brand of bottled water through seal of quality on the bottle of the water. The study recommended that; bottled water company should produce bottled water that conform with the expectation of consumers to obtain loyalty, varieties of brand should be produced to take care of different income and social groups devoid of compromising to quality standard and that regulatory agencies should supervise every production process, ensuring that brand of bottled water meets up with both local and international standard.

The objective of the study was to evaluate the aphrodisiac property of the aqueous extract of Prunusafricana trunk bark in albino and normal male rats of the Wistar strain. Colorimetric and precipitation methods were used to highlight secondary metabolites of the plant. The acute toxicity test was conducted according to OCDE guideline 423. Four lots of 6 animals were used to evaluate the aphrodisiac property of P. africana. The positive control received sildenafil citrate (5 mg/Kg) and the negative control, distilled water. The test lots received the extract at 100 and 200 mg/Kg for 8 days. The copulatory parameters were observed on days 1, 4 and 8. The phytochemical screening revealed the presence of flavonoids, alkaloids, tannins, saponosides and tri terpenes in the extract. No changes in the general appearance of the rats and no mortality were recorded during the toxicity test, highlighting that P. africana is nontoxic. The extract significantly increased the sex parameters of the tested rats. This aphrodisiac effect of P. africana attributed to identify secondary metabolites justifies its use in traditional medicine as a sexual stimulant.