Information and communication technologies can enable promoters to the collection, storage, retrieval and dissemination of a wide range of information needed to help farmers and extension agents or brokers of knowledge so they can become. The main objective of this study was to examine the effects of motivational factors in promoting knowledge and attitude of agricultural extension workers Agriculture Organization of Ilam in the field of information technology and communication. The statistical population included agricultural experts and advocates who are working in the agricultural departments of Ilam province(N=88). Sampling in this study was a census. A questionnaire was used to collect data from a panel of experts and the validity of the study, the Cronbach\'s alpha coefficient was used to determine the reliability coefficients for all sections of the questionnaire 0/78 calculated. The study and application of the method, based on cross correlation and the time of data collection, survey research falls into this group. The data analyzed in this study at two descriptive statistics (measures of central tendency and dispersion) and statistical analysis (Spearman correlation coefficients to test hypotheses) is performed by spss software. Research findings show that the Spearman rank correlation coefficient between motivational factors and the level of knowledge and attitude of agricultural extension personnel, a significant relationship Agricultural Organization of Ilam province. Despite being the motivation, knowledge and attitudes of the personnel in the field of information technology and communication increases

The operating systems solution to the mem-\nory bus is defined not only by the development\nof DHCP, but also by the important need for\nscatter/gather I/O. in fact, few electrical engi-\nneers would disagree with the analysis of write-\nahead logging. Our focus in this paper is not\non whether forward-error correction and systems\nare continuously incompatible, but rather on\npresenting a novel algorithm for the emulation\nof compilers (WilyAmylene).

Purpose: The aim of this study were to determine the type, frequency and amount of dietary supplement consumption among a Iranian athletes in participating London 2012 Olympic based on a theory of planned behavior. \nMethods: The type, amount and specific c timing of supplement use were recorded by 53 athletes. All analyzes were performed by the SPSS16 and AMOS software. To determine the components of the fit index, the chi-square, NFI and RMSEA were used. \nResults: Main source of supplemental bidder among Iran\'s Olympic athletes was nutritionists (43%). for main reasons of athletes for supplement consumption, increased speed and agility (48%) and increased strength and power were reported. The greatest consumed supplement in athletes was order B-complex (92%). However, unlike previous studies, the mental norms was the most strong predictive index (β= 0/91) while the attitudes (β= 0/23) was the second predictive indicator and perceived behavioral control (β= 0/13) was the weakest predictive index. Conclusions: Because it is believed that behavioral intentions strongly is controlled by accepting the norm no with attitudes toward supplements. These findings indicate that in Iran Olympic athletes, the mental norms are probably more important in formation of behavioral intentions for dietary supplements consumption.

In this paper, a fractional complex transform (FCT) is used to convert the given fractional partial differential equations (FPDEs) into corresponding partial differential equations (PDEs) and subsequently Reduced Differential Transform Method (RDTM) is applied on the transformed PDEs. The results so obtained are re-stated by making use of inverse transformation which yields it in terms of original variables. It is observed that the proposed algorithm is highly efficient and appropriate for fractional PDEs arising in mathematical physics and hence can be extended to other problems of diversified nonlinear nature.

The object of this paper is to resume the calculation of generating functions by using symmetric functions. Although the methods cited in previous works which are in principle constructive, we are concerned here only with the question of manipulating combinatorial objects known as symmetric operators. The proposed generalized symmetric functions can be used to find explicit formulas of the Fibonacci numbers and of the Tchebychev polynomials of first and second kind. Moreover, we give new results for the product of Hadamard and Stirling numbers.

This paper witnesses the Exp-function method to study generalized solitary wave behavior of the MHD Flow over a nonlinear stretching sheet. Computational work and subsequent numerical results re-confirm the efficiency of proposed algorithm. It is observed that suggested scheme is highly reliable and may be extended to other highly nonlinear differential equations.

The present study examined parent’s level of education, knowledge, attitudes and participation in sexuality education. Relationships among these variables were examined. The study adopted cross-sectional design. Respondents included parents (n=200) of adolescents enrolled at 14 schools in Nairobi county, Kenya. There is no gender difference with respect to parents’ participation (t = -0.858, df = 140, p > 0.05); knowledge (t = -0.159, df = 148, p > 0.05); and attitudes (t = -0.139, df = 147, p > 0.05). Parents’ knowledge of sexuality matters is a significant predictor of parents’ participation (F (1,140) = 9.885; p < 0.05). However, level of education (F(1,139) = 3.081; p > 0.05) and attitude (F(1,140) = 0.047; p > 0.05) are not. The study made important findings that will inform expansion of sexuality education policy at various institutional levels, and in the effective implementation of sexuality education.

In 1842 two brilliant men began drafting works that would change the future of Western civilization: Charles Darwin and Søren Kierkegaard. Their ideas, evolution and existentialism respectively, have done more than any others to erode belief in God. Many philosophers embrace both evolution and existentialism as though these two views provide a mutually supportive foundation for atheism. The story goes that evolution tells us life is meaningless while existentialism tells us what to do about it. In this paper, I aim to debunk this story. The existentialist quest for the meaning of life is inconsistent with the principles of evolution. We should enjoy surviving and reproducing without looking for any further, artificial form of fulfillment. Evolution has had a deep and valuable impact upon philosophy. It will not have completed its work, however, until it stamps out existentialism and its atavistic angst once and for all.