Since human resources turned to be one of the most important organizational assets, building sense of job satisfaction is critical in the employees. The more job satisfaction increases in the employees, the more commitment and accountability increase in them. Since manpower turned to be one of the most precious resources within an organization, job satisfaction leads to increasing productivity within organization so far as a distinctive competitive advantage develops within the organization, resulting in profitability, survival and continuous development of organization which are deemed to the ultimate aim of any organization. The present research aims to examine the effect of dimensions of intellectual capital and employee satisfaction based on internal marketing on competitive advantage within import-export companies in Port of Bushehr. In this regard, 99 questionnaires were distributed among the managers and employees within import-export companies in Port of Bushehr, for which PLS software was used to analyze data in the questionnaires. Findings indicated that there is a positive significant relationship between competitive advantage and \"human capital and customer capital\", yet the structure capital of the intellectual capital has no effect on the competitive advantage. Further, all the dimensions of internal marketing including training and development of employees, reward system and internal communications had a positive significant effect on job satisfaction. Ultimately, a positive significant relationship was found between job satisfaction and competitive advantage.

Travelling for medical care is a historical phenomenon. Medical tourism grows very fast in not only developed nations but in developing countries too. Iran has a suitable potent due to spas, dessert, infertility centers, dentistry and etc. Yazd is a central province in Iran where has a suitable potential as treatment in Persian Gulf domain. In this way, it can be effective on improving treatment service to patient in addition to fundraising and development of tourism industrial. The aim of this study is investigation of demography of medical tourism in Yazd, Iran. This study is descriptive cross-sectional. The study was on refer participates who were expatriates to Yazd medical centers in 2012. In order to reliability, 30 questionnaires were distributed and collected and Cronbach\'s Alfa Coefficient was calculated which it was 0.86 and were collected at discharge and then questionnaires were recorded and analyzed. In this study, 8109 patients referred. The mean age was 41.65 ± 14.56. The result revealed that more females travelled to Yazd for medical tourism than male. The age was between 18-80years. The results of this study showed that the most of patients are from Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan, respectively. The most reason of reference is surgery or treatment of heart and infertility. The most common of reason for select of medical center is insurance causes, low cost and high quality, respectively. According to this study, due to medical potential, especially in infertile and also cardiac surgery, Yazd Province can be known as a tourism center in Iran and Persian Gulf domain.

Hemidesmus indicus belongs to the family Apocynaceae, which is used widely as an important medicinal plant. The extracts from the root are used as a coolant and a blood-purifier and is used in many forms. In the present study, emphasis was given on phytochemical screening of root extract and to select an elite species of the above plant with more number of phytochemicals. The plant material was collected from six geographical locations viz. Mahabubnagar, Warangal, Nalgonda, Nizamabad, Karimnagar and Adilabad, which are with different edaphic and climatic conditions of Telangana State, India are designated as site I to VI respectively. Fourteen phytochemicals were tested for their maximum and minimum presence and the extractions were prepared in aqueous, acetone, ethanol, petroleum ether and chloroform. The root extracts of plants collected from site-VI are showing maximum presence of phytochemicals than the other five sites. Production of some phytochemicals in one site and absence of the same in another site may be due to environmental induced production of certain phytochemicals or may be due to activation or suppression of certain genes producing the phytochemicals in particular environmental conditions. Hence, out of the plants collected from the above six sites, the plants of site-VI can be used to extract maximum number of phytochemicals.\n The present study helps future researchers and the academicians to collect the plant which yield more number of phytochemicals and further it opens a new era of research to quantify and extract the pure compound from the above site plants.

An experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of varying levels of Parkia biglobosa yellow pulp on the performance of Uda rams. The animals were fed diets containing 0, 10, 20 and 30% inclusion levels of P. biglobosa yellow pulp in a completely randomised experimental design replicated four times. Data were collected for 12 consecutive weeks on rectal temperature, and testicular traits. Result indicated no significant difference between the treatments on all the testicular parameters (P>0.05). However, there were significant difference in rectal temperature (P<0.05). It was concluded that the yellow fruit pulp of Parkia biglobosa could be incorporated up to a level of 30% in the diet of sheep without deleterious effect to the productive and physiological functions of the animals.

The factors that explain changes in population size are a central theme in ecology, and long-term studies of population dynamics are of great interest for life history theory, population ecology, and wildlife management and conservation biology. Endangered Nilgiri tahr (Nilgiritragus hylocrius) is endemic to the Western Ghats Mountains. Studies on the population status of Nilgiri tahr at Mukurthi National Park, Nilgiris, Tamilnadu was conducted for the period 2008 in different seasons (February- March and June -July). The study indicates 424 Nilgiri tahr inhabitants in 17 locations. Males classify as Class I(6+ age,20),Class II( 5+years,18),Class III(2-4 years,39) Nilgiri tahr recorded. Class IV females (2+ years, 161), Class V (1-2 years, 50), Class VI (less than a year, 90) observed during the survey. The highest tahr density present in sector IV (29%), low in sector V (3%) and the enduring sector ranges as of (19 to 27%).the key thing in the present study exposed that 86(21%) Nilgiri tahr is in outside national park. As a result of habitat thrashing, poaching, predation and non accessibility of food, climate change and anthropogenic activities leads the population of tahr is declining.

Polychlorinated biphenyls are a group of persistent organic pollutants (). These pollutants (PCBs) are a great environmental and human health concern. Phytoremediation is a strategy inexpensive and environmentally compatible. This technology reduces various types of pollutants. The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of polychlorinated biphenyls compounds on the number of bacteria in the rhizosphere of sorghum and onobrychis sativa.