Most inhabitants of Kaeng Pra Lom village Sai York Kanchanaburi province are royal through project of Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhom Rattanaraj Suda have an occupation of agriculture especially cassava com banana turmeric and other. Unfortunately a lot of some part of turmeric will be waste. As the result of only of turmeric will be waste. As the results of only some part of turmeric can be used and a lot of other will be destroyed. The objectives of this research are study of the properties of the fiber from turmeric waste design an Eco Designproduct transfer of technology to produce a prototype community and prepare a business plan. The fiber of turmeric stem was separated by soaking with solution of sodium hydroxide and economic fiber will be modifYing by using high performance machine to create an Eco Designproducts home decorate or using as a material for a factory.

The purposes of this research were To study knowledge.consumption behaviors The increasing weight and relations of food consumptions and the increasing weight of woman with first pregnancy who received prenatal care at Prajomkloa Hospital Phetchaburi Province by using questionnaires use to collect date. Date analysis use the number percent mean Pearson correlation (r) The 3 best known level of the knowledge and avoidance of drinking alcohol. avoidance any beverage that contain caffeine. milk is the best drink the 3 least know and brown rice contain more vitamins than polished rice infants had low intelligence because of iodine deficiency and the pregnancy woman should have many snacks during the day. Best consumption behaviors of woman are avoidance of alcohol and energy boosting drinks taking medicines as doctor ordered and drinking milk is good for wellness. Negative behaviors are. food consumption depends on the consumer satisfaction. avoidance of any strong spicy food and eating half-cooked food. Increasing weight of woman the level is 7.92-12.52 kilograms. The result of formulation found that the knowledge about food consumption relates to the increasing weight no relation between the food consumption and the increasing weight.

This thesis entitled Being Phuan in Contemporary Thai Society emphasized the aspeets of self-defining of the Phuan minority in Central Thailand an ethnic group migrating from Northern Laos two centuries ago perceived through the recognition and invention of Phuanness which has varied thoroughly up on different social contexts during the past several decades. It considered the existence of Phuanness in the contexts of the establishment and activities of the Phuan Association (Chomrom Thai-Phuan) the Phuans cultural revivals and the access of employing Phuanness to promote tourism business. There were many complicated aspects involved in the identification of Phuan people in Thailand during globalization period so the following questions were raised for a systematic analysis: (1) How could we understand the historical background and roots of the Phuan and their impacts on Phuan peoples self-identification today? (2) How were the Phuan peoples expression of their recognition and recall through cultural group formation characterized? (3) Under the tourism promotion and local cultural conservation phenomena that counted everything under the Contemporary Thainess umbrella and as a result transformed diversifying cultures into national commodities what were the identities of the Phuan and what were their positions in those phenomena? The analysis was based on both anthropological field data and library documents. The study of Phuans history showed that Phuan peoples self-identification existed in several forms which leaded to a difference in self-perception and self-connection of the Phuan based on sources of information. Nevertheless Phuans historical identities were linked to history of the state. Their historical backgrounds were occasionally selected for repeat to deepen the common understandings of the ethnic Phuans roots. But the Phuan in each area would choose the best set of history that fit them. The gatherings of Phuan people gave them an opportunity to express their common recognition and recall by organizing cultural events. Through these activities the Phuan could define their identities and choose to conserve and support what they have seen importance to them. The Phuan at present perceived their cultural root through the oral history and historiography complied under the Thai nation-state ideology. The variation ofPhuans culture history and cultural invention found among the Phuan groups in different parts ofThailand was explicable in the lights oflocal social contexts as well as ofthe ideal cultural and ethnic variation acceptable under the states political ideology. More recently the Phuanness expression has been sculptured and employed in the manner to promote Thai tourism.

DSpace is an open source software platform that enables organisations to: capture and describe digital material using a submission workflow module or a variety of programmatic ingest options distribute an organisations digital assets over the web through a search and retrieval system preserve digital assets over the long term. This system documentation includes a functional overview of the system (see page 20) which is a good introduction to the capabilities of the system and should be readable by non-technical folk. Everyone should read this section first because it introduces some terminology used throughout the rest of the documentation. For people actually running a DSpace service there is an installation guide (see page 39) and sections on configuration (see page 145) and the directory structure (see page 564). Finally for those interested in the details of how DSpace works and those potentially interested in modifying the code for their own purposes there is a detailed architecture and design section (see page 570).

Junos OS for SRX Series Services Gateways integrates the world-class network security and routing capabilities of Juniper Networks. Junos OS includes a wide range of packet-based filtering class-of-service (CoS) classifiers and traffic-shaping features as well as a rich extensive set of flow-based security features including policies screens network address translation (NAT) and other flow-based services. Traffic that enters and exits services gateway is processed according to features you configure such as packet filters security policies and screens. For example the software can determine: • Whether the packet is allowed into the device • Which firewall screens to apply to the packet • The route the packet takes to reach its destination • Which CoS to apply to the packet if any • Whether to apply NAT to translate the packet’s IP address • Whether the packet requires an Application Layer Gateway (ALG)