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Research in Dentistry encompasses ingenious effort embarked upon in a methodical way to enhance the stock of information including understanding of man, culture and society, and the use of this information to devise new applications in dental well being of individual or society. Qualitative research, much like what a dentist does in an office visit, can seem intuitive and almost common sense in nature. Yet behind that research, when it is done well, lie years of training and practice, rules of evidence, guidelines for rigor, and various sub-specializations in its pursuit. Phenomenological research is a form of qualitative research which uses a person’s perception of the meaning of an event. By looking at multiple perspectives of the same situation of a community, a researcher can make generalizations of the experience. This is a method of research rarely used in the Dental investigative stream. Hence this review was conducted to evaluate the probability and prospect of Phenomenological studies in Dental research.

Human rights education has gained increasing importance in higher education as evidenced in UN declarations. This paper documents the rationale for Human rights Education/ objectives of world programme on human rights education, principles for human rights education activities teaching and learning materials for human rights education, recommendations concerning teaching and learning practices and methodologies in human rights education, teaching and learning support and resources for human rights education, challenges and opportunities of implementing human rights education in public universities in Kenya.

The impact of cancer and associated treatment like radiotherapy and chemo radiation cause psychological illness such as anxiety, depression and distress. The present study evaluated whether radiotherapy and disease stages influence the psychological problem among cervical cancer patient. Eighty cervical cancer patients randomly selected from various hospital in Chennai. Each individual assessed with Hamilton anxiety scale (HAM-A), Hamilton depression scale (HAM-D). Data were analyzed by t –test. The results indicated that anxiety and depression were significantly difference among treatment modalities but anxiety and depression were not influence the disease stages. Psychological problems affect the cancer patient in aspects of family, social, emotional and total quality of life. With consideration of patients psychological intervention is necessary throughout and beyond radiotherapy for cervical cancer patients.

Competition intensity in marketplaces cause organizations to take gradually steps towards developing and maintaining long-term relationships with customers as well as promoting services. The purpose of the study is to Review of automated service quality status at Saman Bank. In this study to evaluate the quality of automated bank service, the tools suggested by AL- Hawari, Ward, and Hartley and also to measure customers loyalty, image and awareness, the tools suggested by Kayaman, Arasli, and Kim, are used. The present research is a descriptive study performed by survey method. The statistical population of the study includes all customers utilizing at least one of the Saman Banks’ automated services in north provinces, and the sample is 266 people out of these customers. The data indicate that the Automated Service Quality affects directly customers’ loyalty, all Automated Service Quality dimensions except core service affect directly customers’ image and there is also no significant positive relationship between the Automated Service Quality and customers’ Awareness. There is a mutual relationship between loyalty and image. Awareness has direct effect on image, Awareness has no significant positive effect on customers’ loyalty. Finally the utilized compound model in the study has been improved by using obtained data.

Customer Relationship Management is the philosophy, policy and coordinating strategy and some might say “the art” of connecting different players within an organization so as to manage their efforts in creating an in general valuable series of experiences, products and services for the client. For instance, the CRM “personal touch” can help to improve customer satisfaction, generate great “word of mouth,” and increase revenue. In this way, CRM helps companies distinguish, in addition to anticipate, the needs of existing and potential customers. Functions that hold up this business idea include sales, marketing, customer service, training, professional development, performance management, human resource development, and reimbursement. Many CRM proposals have failed because performance was limited to software installation without coalition to a customer-centric strategy. In any organization customer should be in the top priority in their list. In today’s business nobody owns customer but customer owns the vender. In order to be successful and viable in 21st century a company must have customer-centric capability. In RFC it is essential to make its business more customers oriented by implementing CRM. The customers at CRM are looking for not only service but also excitements. The customers of RFC are also looking for organized, safer and valuated service rather than other competitors. The main reason for this is that it is one of the oldest schools in the vicinity that is Transport Canada approved Flight Training School. To make it happen have to follow some strategy which will determine the directions of success. Target segment, behavior and positioning as long as strategy, structure, process, human resource and reward to follow. The structure to process, reward the people to motivate them towards the main goal of the company. All of these must be consistent among themselves. In RFC, CRM have to introduce to improve its services, which will lead the club to its goal. RFC customer we find in every segment has their own demands but core goal in the same.

Bivalve and gastropod molluscs undergo large changes in external environmental conditions, as well as in internal state. Cardiac responses to these changing conditions have been recorded in a variety of species. There is a general tendency for heart rate, and presumably cardiac output, to increase in response to situations that would increase the load on respiratory and excretory systems. Changes in molluscan heart function in many cases appear not to be mediated directly by cardiac nerves, but rather by such indirect mechanisms as changes in blood constituents or mechanical, homodynamic affects the endogenous factors but the change in exogenous factors to affects the cardiac response. In the present investigation the heart beat rate was maximum in monsoon and minimum in winter season which is correlated few environmental factors. Key words: heart beat, Lamellidens corrianus and seasons.

Non-traditional method (grinding) was used for the preparation of novel schiff bases from 4-amino-3-methyl phenol / 2-amino-4-methyl phenol and several aldehydes and ketones under catalytically free condition. This procedure constitutes an energy efficient, shorter time, higher yield as well as green synthesis approach. Some synthesized products were characterized by IR, NMR and MASS and also tested for antibacterial (Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus subtilis, and Klebsiella pneumonae) activities by disc diffusion method

In this paper, we obtain successive differentiation and change of argument associated with Gould-Hopper polynomials. We also derived generalized Curzon's integral and linear generating relations.

Under the Cluster Schools program, the guided autonomy through School Based Management (SBM) encourages and welcomes involvement and contribution from stakeholders in order to enhance quality of education and produce excellent students. The purpose of the study was to identify the direct effects of stakeholders on SBM practices in cluster schools. Secondly, the aim was to explore the moderating effects of stakeholders’ on the relationship between cluster school’s backgrounds factors with the SBM practice. Data for this study was collected using as set of questionnaire from 788 trained teachers from 60 cluster schools (25 from high performance cluster schools, 20 from Cohort 1 cluster schools and 15 from Cohort 2 schools) across the 14 states of Malaysia. The findings revealed that the level of stakeholders’ involvement in School Based management practices in the Malaysian cluster school was high. Apart from that, the findings also showed that stakeholders’ such as Ministry of Education, school administrators, local community, and school related bodies’ involvement has direct significant effects on the SBM practices. Meanwhile, stakeholders’ involvement was identified as the moderator on the relationship between school categories factor and SBM practices in cluster school, leadership effectiveness. As conclusion, this study recommends that school administrators should fully exploit the role of stakeholders’ involvement through SBM practices in order to increase schools’ performance.

Country’s development is in the hands of future generation. Obesity is the biggest threat to the children’s health. The hidden risks of fast food such as obesity and food borne illnesses are not a simple complication. The fast food industry is a complicated web of growing problems. This threat is nowadays common among urban areas as they have more exposure to modern life style. The extension of fast food culture and its dreadful consequences even in rural areas is to be prevented