Clausal form logic is an important type of formal logic. Having evolved out of human reasoning, it represents the ideas to which all computer-based systems must approximate. Most present day computational logic systems are based on it, including the well-known artificial intelligence language PROLOG

Clausal Form Logic: An Introduction to the Logic of Computer Programming (International Computer Science Series)

Computers & Technology

Richards, Tom

Computer Science

Addison-Wesley

NEW 2009 EDITION ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION RECOMMENDED RESOURCE An Alzheimer's Surprise Party investigates the widely held belief that dementia is only a "mindless pathology". Instead, the authors discover an essential, soulful, spiritual process that can be facilitated right from Alzheimer's onset. This book provides pioneering and innovative research on the Alzheimer's pandemic, and serves as an intimate, intense, compelling beacon, shining light on the disease's potential for deeper meaning and spiritual healing. "I strongly recommend this as an original method of understanding and dealing with people in Alzheimer's and other dementias." DR. ARNOLD MINDELL, PhD, founder of Process Oriented Psychology "This book is revolutionary in providing hope and meaning for patients, relatives, friends, caregivers and professionals in the management of Alzheimer's and other dementias." DR. ROSEMARY SHINKWIN, MD, MRCPsych

An Alzheimer's Surprise Party: Unveiling the Mystery, Inner Experience, and Gifts of Dementia

Tomandl, Stan

Science & Math

Interactive Media

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Enjoy this tale of Irish romantic fantasy....\n“Is it possible to love someone so completely they never die?”\nWhen she loses her family, Dawn’s pain goes on and on…and then a miracle occurs.\nDolphin Song is a sweeping tale that follows the journey of an Irish-American family caught up in a storm of tragedy. 
Bostonian Dawn McCarthy’s life is shattered following a profound double tragedy. Michael, her Irish husband, drowns in a fiery boating accident off the southwest coast of Ireland. Their only child, Jason, who has witnessed his father’s death, is diagnosed with traumatic mutism and no longer speaks. Following a series of failed therapies, Dawn believes her son will never talk again.\nRejecting the doctor’s advice, Dawn returns with Jason to the remote Irish fishing village of Kilcastle where her husband had lived and died. There, along the wild Irish coast, she hopes to find a cure for her son. But it is not an easy return for Dawn. She faces daily reminders of what might have been.\nThe sudden appearance of a wild dolphin delivers newfound hope. In the days that follow, Dawn witnesses a powerful bond grow between Jason and the dolphin as the boy takes his first small steps toward healing. It is only then that she suspects the enigmatic mammal is much more than she had at first supposed.\nA stunning tale of romance, Irish legend and magic, Dolphin Song takes readers on an unforgettable voyage where those we have loved and lost are not gone forever. Instead, it only takes a leap of faith to find them again.\nReaders say:\n“…spiritually uplifting. A thought-provoking, inspiring and intriguing story. I will recommend Dolphin Song to my book club and anyone interested in Ireland.”\n“If this was a film, I’d describe it as The Big Blue meets Lorenzo’s Oil. A compelling mix of Irish legend, the magic of dolphins, tragedy at sea and a final twist of eternal love.”\n“This is one of those books you never want to end.”\n“A powerful narrative of hope. Today’s world needs such a story.”

Dolphin Song

Literature & Fiction

British & Irish

Storylines Entertainment

Happiness and Heartbreak

Wilson, Larry

Arnold, Wil

Haughton, Luke

Leece, William

Murray, Tommy

Ratcliffe, Catherine

Richards, Kristin

Rowntree, Helen

Short Stories & Anthologies

This content is an educational-adventure, describing the human spirit's desire to learn and reveal its individuality, written for families and their teenagers, young people ages twenty to thirty, and older people who like to think, reflect, and contemplate why we are here. Think of the human spirit being driven by feelings, behaviors, curiosity, purpose and freedom. To become the person that you would like to be will require that you accept the fact that you have talent and capabilities beyond your expectations. This book will describe some of the pathways and options, as you grow up, that will broaden your understanding of opportunities and possibilities for living a happy, challenging, interesting and successful life.

The Spirit of Freedom: Why We Are Here

Children's Books

AuthorHouse

That’s What She Said, That’s What He Said takes a straightforward approach to the challenges of teen life—with his and her perspectives. From years of working with teens and young adults, Tom Richards and Heather Flies have gathered answers to the significant and challenging questions teens are asking. Teenagers mostly want to know what is going on in the minds of the opposite sex—why are they so hard to figure out? why do they act so goofy? Flies helps the guys understand what girls are going through and Richards has answers for girls who are wondering about guys. With a Christian worldview, Richards and Flies shed light and insight on topics like insecurities, gossip, body image, sex, and more.

That's What She Said / That's What He Said

Religion & Spirituality

Flies, Heather

Christian Books & Bibles

Ellie Claire Gifts

Tom Richards is the only Australian-born rugby player to have played for both Australia and the British Lions. When the Australian team won the Gold Medal for rugby at the 1908 Olympic Games, the London Times pronounced: "If ever the Earth had to select a Rugby Football team to play against Mars, Tom Richards would be the first player chosen." This book will tell something of Richards' extraordinary sporting life, but it mainly reproduces highlights from the very entertaining diary he kept during WWI. He had worked part-time with the Sydney Morning Herald before he enlisted and he would write between 100-800 words about his experiences each day, giving a revealing, intimate account of what occurred throughout the Gallipoli campaign and then the Western Front, where he received a Military Cross for his courage under German fire. He was acerbic in his opinions, often critical of his superiors and fellow soldiers; he was a great observer of human tragedy and frailties, repeatedly finding fault with the British in charge, and meeting numerous important War figures, including Simpson at Gallipoli. He included vivid descriptions of football matches played in Egypt, Gallipoli, and on the Front, and there are also numerous lighter moments, as Richards sought out and was intrigued by strange characters.

Wallaby Warrior: The World War I Diaries of Australia's Only British Lion

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Allen& Unwin

The lost scrolls of Newgrange

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Poolbeg Press Ltd (September 12,1994)

The first three decades of powered flight were to see mankind's wobbly attempts to leave the ground, make war in a new realm, deliver mail, form a new sport, and start regular airline service to commute the general public in a faster, and somewhat safer style than any time in history.The 30 years, roughly from 1910 to 1940, really fall into distinct eras of aviation. The first decade, up to World War I was marked mostly by individuals building and trying new concepts for stability and processes to produce their product for others to buy. Such early aircraft factories gave us names like Wright, Curtiss, and Voisin.WWI saw a quantum leap in innovation; a production of aircraft. At the beginning of the war in 1914, there were only 1,720 licensed pilots worldwide, and certainly less than 700 flyable aircraft in all of Europe. By the end of the war, in 1918, over 200,000 aircraft had been produced in over 100 factories.The 1920s saw government regulations of newly built aircraft. A whole new industry was developing aircraft to transport passengers and mail; first on a small scale and then on a worldwide scale as larger aircraft were built. By the end of the 1920s the new sports of barnstorming, flying circuses, and air racing were coming into their own. These "sporting events" were about taking risks and thrilling crowds by pushing the limits of both the planes and pilots who dared to fly them. The racers demanded faster and faster aircraft by the early 1930s and so the builders and designers were continually refining their product to maximize efficiency and style, to slice through the air with more powerful engines. A French designer, Antoine de Saint Exupery, stated the goal of great design this way: "A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away". This was surely true of the sleek racers of the Golden Age of Air Racing in the 1930s.The 1920s saw the common man or woman being able to purchase a war-surplus aircraft and start a business for themselves, instead of having to hand-build their own plane. The 1930s saw aircraft being built on assembly lines. These aircraft were now made of light-weight metals instead of wood and fabric. They were generally larger, more powerful, and more complex to maintain. And they cost much more than the average flyer could afford, hence the need to find wealthy sponsorship for any new adventure or record setting attemptsThese three decades do not fit nicely into ten-year frameworks, but overlap to some degree. By-and-large, there are distinct characteristic in both machines and those who flew them from one decade to another. We mention 1910, and the names Wright, Curtiss, Farman, and Santo Dumont, may come to mind. 1920s may bring memories of Lindbergh and Doolittle, and for the 1930s the names Earhart and Post may well flood your mind. But in those time periods, there were many more flyers we should know about and honor.This book is an effort to highlight some of those long-forgotten aviators, designers, and industry captains of the three decades, because they were unusual people, often with unusual planes!

Olios of Flight

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Tom Richards

Fantasy

Authors Innovation LLC

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