Xiamen organized sports events, effectively assembled the public and private sector resources, proper planning and management of large-scale events, showing Xiamen\'s push for sports promotion, and the use of the event, widely marketing Xiamen sightseeing, on the whole, from Xiamen International Martial Art competition preparation and implementation, the conclusions are as following:\n1. Focus on improving the event specifications, the event continued to be organized by the Sports Administration Martial Art Management Center, set national resources and professionalism, reflecting the diversity of events, participation and professionalism.\n2. Focus on improving the standard of competition organization, citing the most authoritative and professional electronic scoring system during the competition to ensure fair and fair score.\n3. Focus on improving the competitive level of the event. To strengthen the prize setting, with high bonus and multiple awards to attract high standards of athletes at home and abroad.\n4. Focus on improving the degree of internationalization of the event, the event to gather the best of both worlds, merging the gust of the two sides of the Strait as the theme, reflecting the characteristics of the two sides of the Strait, and the degree of internationalization and specialization. The number of participating countries and regions, the full display of the charm of martial arts.\n5. Focus on improving the connotation of the event, carefully planned and organized martial arts and health forum. Xiamen International Martial Art Competition held in succession held a strategic expert seminar and cross-strait traditional martial arts seminars, competitions will be held during the martial arts and health forum to promote the fitness of Martial Art.\n6. Focus on improving the protection of the event. Develop a well-planned security program for athletes participating insurance. Strengthen participants to stay at the hotel\'s food hygiene inspection. Focus on improving the reception service standards to ensure the smooth progress of the work of the race\n7. Focus on improving the social effects of the race. Reporters are invited to report on the grand event in Xiamen; a combination of martial arts culture and the market.

The objective of this study was to report the species of parasitoid pupae of Diptera obtained using pitfall traps and Ferreira (1978) in southern Goiás. The dipterous pupae were obtained by the flotation method. They were individually placed in gelatin capsules until the emergence of the parasitoid.. Parasitoids collected in the trap ptifall 220 and 183 in the trap Ferreira (1978). The trap pitfall Gnathopleura quadridentata Wharton (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) was more frequent specie with 71.3% in the trap and Ferreira (1978) Pachycrepoideus vindemmiae (Rondani) (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) was more frequent with 55.6%. The attraction of the traps in relation to specimens of parasitoids (F = 0.4, p = 0.85), and the species of parasitoids (F = 0.93, p = 0.54) were not statistically significant

People who take actions to prevent HIV/AIDS infection are those who are aware of their risk of getting infected and perceive themselves as being at risk of acquiring the virus. Thus it is crucial to address the biased-confidence that present the marital status as researches worldwide report risky sexual practices and inadequate HIV/AIDS knowledge of married people, singularly women. Indeed the marital is one of the acknowledged determinants of sexual behaviour among many others socio-demographic factors that relate to the magnitude of the epidemic. Therefore, it is crucial to consider the marital status in analysing the current HIV/AIDS situation in order to implement adequate prevention campaigns to slow the spread of the virus.\nThe investigation of the current situation of HIV/AIDS in Kinshasa by the present study has revealed that marital status correlate negatively with the level of knowledge of HIV/AIDS prevention methods and sexual behaviour. Furthermore, divorced/widow(er) people are identified as having the lowest level of knowledge of HIV/AIDS prevention methods compare to other marital groups while married people are more engaged in unsafe sexual behaviour than single people.\nFrom the study findings it is obvious that everybody need to be targeted by social marketers when implementing and designing prevention campaigns focusing on raising level of knowledge of HIV/AIDS prevention methods and behaviour change but particular attention are needed for non-single people.