Mobile telecom sector in Bangladesh has reached at a desired level. Competition in this industry intensifies the urgency of making customer satisfied for corporate profitability and survival in a competitive marketplace. This case study is conducted on 140 Grameenphone (GP) users in Bangladesh. The Study reveals that customer extended in respect of age, income, education. Major part of customers uses value added and multiple operators’ service; therefore study indicates the urgency of customer satisfaction. The correlation with the factors leading to customer satisfaction found to be positive except network & signal coverage. Finally, multiple regression analysis indicates that GP’s service innovativeness, service reliability, service competitiveness, customer demand fulfillment to be found significant and GP’s service consistency, network & signal coverage, pricing policy, quality of the offering, value added service, contribution to society and brand value to be found insignificant for affecting customer satisfaction. On the basis of these findings; study concludes that customer satisfaction is a dynamic phenomenon. Maintaining desired level of customer satisfaction requires corporate proactive responsiveness in accessing, building & retaining satisfied customers for sustainable competitive advantages in market place.

Seizures are common and are treated in all branches of medicine. Approximately 10% of the population will have one or more seizures during their lifetime. Seizures are symptoms that occur in acute illness, ie, provoked seizures, or in epilepsy, ie, unprovoked seizures. Antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) are pharmacologic agents used to reduce the frequency of epileptic seizures. “Antiepileptic” drug is a misnomer, because these drugs are effective as symptomatic treatment of seizures, i.e., the symptoms of epilepsy, not as treatment of epilepsy itself. Recent discoveries in molecular biology and genetics have elucidated a genetic basis for some epilepsy syndromes, which will lead to new treatments. This review include new AEDs viz; Ganaxolone, Eslicarbazepine acetate, Fluorofel-bamate, Huperzine A, Carisbamate (RWJ- 333369), Brivaracetam (ucb 34714), 2-Deoxy-D-glucose, Retigabine, T2000 , T2007, Valrocemide, Tonabersat (SB- 220453), YKP3089, Propyl isopropyl acetamide, JZP-4, ICA- 105665, NAX-5055, Perampanel and Valpromide.

Flexible working refers to those working arrangements that are significantly different from regular work patterns. It allows employees to choose his/her place or time of work by exploiting the technological advancements that makes it possible to connect to work virtually without having to commute to office and/or do so during hours of the day that suits a particular employee. While men and women can be beneficiaries of such flexible working arrangements, it is the Woman Professional who is also more often expected to be responsible for child care, elder care and household duties and to whom the choice of working flexibly serves as a critical enabler and sustainer of her career. This cross industry study brings to light the barriers that mar the successful implementation of flexible working policies in Indian Corporate offices. It was found that the challenges to flexible working in could be broadly classified as 1) Cultural 2) Infrastructural and 3) Attitudinal. The findings of the study helped us conclude that the ingraining of flexible working in an organization’s work culture calls for concerted effort from the employers’, the women professionals’ and their families’ end.

Surprisingly, things common can have cosmopolitan import, such the praise-flattery pair in a common commercial deal and beyond.Flattery is for us, praise is to others, and both appreciate to move the world.It is a common oiling of our business deal all over the globe, in “sale” in “free” in every store, to promote our win-win deal, as buyers satisfy their need to profit sellers.Doctors also do healthcare in “bedside manners,” and as scholars do so to inter-enrich.As flattery praises much, so praise prizes a person; as babies cannot be spoiled, so no one can be praised too much.Thus “flattery gets anyone anywhere,” even by “I know you’d never accept flattery!”Such joy goes around coming around; we are all in smile, cosmopolitan.

Children are exposed to various gingival diseases, similar to those found in adults, yet differ in some aspects. These diseases could be plaque or non-plaque induced, familial, or may be associated with a systemic condition. It is crucial to diagnose and manage gingival diseases as early as possible as they have the potential to further progress, causing a severe breakdown of periodontal support. Consequently, the final result may lead to tooth loss at an early age, which in turn will affect the nutrition and overall development of a pediatric patient. Therefore, greater emphasis is given to the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of gingival disease in children. As a dentist, it is necessary to be able to distinguish and differentiate all possible gingival conditions to successfully manage them. By establishing excellent oral hygiene habits in children, which will carry over to adulthood, the risk of periodontal disease is lowered. This paper will review various gingival conditions that are found in children, their main clinical features and management.

A novel SRAM column was designed. SRAM column includes SRAM cell, column select circuit, precharging circuit, and sense amplifier. The transmission gates are used for word line access in place of pass transistors which rectify the voltage drop problem; also there is an NMOS switch at the bottom of the cell which restricts the short circuit current flowing through the cell during operation. Using the standard process parameters of the PTM 7nm transistor model the SRAM column was simulated by HSPICE. The simulation results indicate the proper logic operation of the column and also it shows the low power operation.

This article focuses on how accommodation reforms have impacted the lives of students in Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Attention has been paid to history of the various residency and non-residency policies since the inception of the university. The study re-hushes the fact that the prevailing conditions in 1960 are vastly different from 2013. It studies how these policies have evolved since 1960 as well as their impact on students over the years. The article concludes among other things that the university should build more halls or hostels at a subsidized amount. They could do this by entering into partnership with firms, groups and organizations.

A 92 days feeding trial was conducted with 36 growing Pigs to evaluate the effect of replacing soybean mean with maggots in their diet. The Pigs were randomly allocated to three treatments groups in a complete randomizes design. Each treatment was replicated four times having three Pigs per replicate. Three experimental diets were formulated in which soybean meal was progressively replaced with maggots at 0%, 50%, and 100% and identified as T1, T2, and T3 respectively. T1 served as the control diet. Each of the diets was offered ad libitum to the Pigs. Parameters measured included, weight gain, feed conversion ratio, The result showed a non significant (P > 0.05) difference in all the parameters measured among treatments. Thus the inclusion of maggots in diets up to 100% had no adverse effect on the performance, and carcass characteristics of the animal. Result also showed that replacement of soy bean with yam maggot meal caused a significant (P < 0.05) reduction in the cost of feed/kg weight gain of pigs.

This paper is about the proof of P ≠ NP based on the limiting factor that hinders the proof of P = NP when we consider randomness in the subset sum problem algorithm presented in this paper. Randomness in this paper is referred to an act of inputting integers to the program without pattern. The paper is not about to show case the extent in which the subset problem could be solved but to prove that P = NP does not exist in polynomial time. Literally, polynomial time means that as the complexity of the problem grows, the difficulty in solving it doesn’t grow too fast. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the premise that was used in this paper to prove that P ≠ NP. The proof of x ± y = b systems are forms of x ± y = b that was derived from the coexistence of three quantities denoted by n, n + 1, n + 2 where n represents any positive integer. See the proof of x ± y = b at references for details. The proof of x ± y = b at system 1 is the proof of a mathematical method that proves something can evolve from nothing and its graph shows that the shape of the universe is a cone and this can further be mapped with an expanding universe or universes to locate the point of the big bang (a hypothetical point in space where the universe began). See No.4, at references for details.

This paper examines the effectiveness of the electricity billing and payment system and its probable contribution to energy losses vis-à-vis the billing and payment system deployed by the telecommunication companies in rural mining communities in the Western Region of Ghana. We used field observations, interviewed respondents with both openended and structured questionnaires and literature survey to validate our conclusion. This study firmed up the following facts: over 50% of Electricity Company of Ghana’s (ECG’s) legal customers in most mining rural areas do not pay commensurable electricity bills every month for the power used; a heap of power customers (47% of respondents) are unmetered and 26% of respondents used power freely. The study also revealed that most rural folks are capable of paying their electricity bills without any external interventions for the reasons imbued in their business activities for livelihoods and the sums of money disbursed on mobile phone recharge cards. Finally, the installed metering and payment system for electricity consumption contributes immensely to the ECG’s non-technical losses. Weighing the current costs of electricity production, this study provides real and premier foundation for future research on the type of energy metering and payment systems and energy policies to be adopted by developing countries.