Presents the concepts of VHDL for synthesis and simulation in an easy-to-understand way, using examples, tutorials, and detailed descriptions of important VHDL language features. CD ROM included. DLC: VHDL

Vhdl Made Easy!

Computers & Technology

TAYLOR, DOUGLAS

Pellerin, David

Programming Languages

PRENTICE/HALL

True Black man's history

Philosophical Library

THE STORY: Sal, a writer, and Jenny, an aspiring actress, dream and work for the day when their talents will be recognized and rewarded. Sharing a cold water flat, they have devised an agreement by which their love and their careers remain separate. But then, one day, Jenny comes home during Sal's writing time, and he senses that a change has come over her-a change which threatens to challenge and disrupt their carefully arranged understanding. She seems strangely elated-yet quarrelsome too-as she announces that she is quitting her acting class. With growing apprehension Sal draws out the reason for her behavior: she is pregnant, and wants them to marry. At first it appears that he will do as she wishes, but gradually he makes his feelings all too clear to her. He cannot accept the life that marriage and parenthood would entail. It would mean the destruction of the comfortable cocoon he has escaped into, and the loss is one that Sal cannot face. But for Jenny life is something that must go on, and she will find the courage to move with it-alone if this must be. Sadly she packs her few things and leaves, while Sal turns to the solace of his typewriter and to the hollow comfort of a life that he can only write about but never truly know.

The Agreement.

Literature & Fiction

Douglas Taylor

Dramas & Plays

Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

THE STORY: The story is set in a roadside diner in the Midwest. A storm is going on outside while two farmers complain of the hardships of farming. Bill and Sally, who work at the diner, are somewhat happier about their lot in life. Mack and Danny, two boys hitchhiking to California, enter the diner. The farmers, Roy and Paul, are immediately suspicious and resentful of the newcomers, calling them bums and telling them to eat and be on their way. The tension in the diner has reached fever pitch when a news announcement is heard on the radio-the sixteen-year-old daughter of a nearby farmer has been found murdered and an alarm has been issued for the arrest of two boys, whose descriptions fit those of Mack and Danny. The two boys realize they're in trouble and dash for the door, but the others grab them and tie them up. All Mack's and Danny's frantic protestations of innocence are met with scorn and derision. The men are arguing among themselves, some of them ready to hang the boys. Sally begs that they wait for the sheriff. As the men are about to beat Mack and Danny, Paul leaps in to protect the boys. This so enrages Roy that he hits Paul with a violence that kills him. Sally manages to get the Sheriff's office on the phone and is told that the murderer has been found. Mack and Danny are released, as Roy stands aghast, realizing the enormity of what he has done.

Five in Judgement. (Acting Edition for Theater Productions)

Discovering mottoes, slogans and war-cries (Discovering series, no. 179)

Shire Publications

At the core of Swedenborg’s thought is the understanding that our purpose in this life is to progress spiritually—to learn, to grow, to do good works, and, ultimately, to allow as much of God’s love as possible to enter into us and manifest through us. 
Scattered throughout his works are descriptions of our mind and how it relates to both the physical and spiritual worlds. In this book, Taylor pulls these loose threads together and weaves them into a simple, coherent whole, presenting Swedenborg’s teachings as a system that anyone can follow. Taylor describes the external or natural mind as primarily concerned with material things, and the inner mind, in its essence, as love. As we elevate our thoughts toward higher and higher types of love and wisdom, we draw closer to God and begin the process of regeneration, or rebirth as spiritual beings. 
 This is the first time in many decades that a book has been published on Swedenborg’s philosophy of the mind. Taylor’s straightforward commentary gives readers a rare insight into this crucial aspect of Swedenborg’s theology.

The Hidden Levels of the Mind: Swedenborg's Theory of Consciousness

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

Swedenborg Foundation Publishers

As a young schoolteacher, Douglas Taylor turned to the teachings of Swedish visionary Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) because Swedenborg's language of symbol made perfect sense to him as a way to understand the Bible. Taylor's book is an easily understood overview of Swedenborgian thought -- a theology that "makes sense." Developing a clear idea of God, Taylor says, "is of supreme importance and has consequences to eternity."
This book explores the concepts of the Creator as Redeemer, the spiritual world, redemption, and the Trinity. Taylor looks at personal morality in Swedenborgian terms, addressing such concerns as the nature of evil, how to escape from evil feelings, and why we must take responsibility for our actions.

Spirituality that Makes Sense

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

The emotional problems of the mature woman

Medical Books

Medicine

American Classical College Press

Regeneration (or the rebirth of the mind) is not an event but a process. Landmarks describes seven clear stages or landmarks on the path to the regenerated state. For each stage, it also gives advice about the specific forms of repentance that are needed to move forward. The book explains the deeper, spiritual meaning of the Messages to the Seven Churches in Asia (Revelation, chapters 2 and 3), as expounded by Swedenborg in his Apocalypse Explained. Each message represents a landmark in the process of regeneration. This book will help people overcome the feeling that they do not know how to make progress

Landmarks In Regeneration

General Church Book Center

This is a book that describes the journey of one man's soul and the artistic expression that resulted from that journey. Douglas Taylor was a carpenter by trade and a surfer by avocation. At the age of thirty he began to experience a series of psychic events that changed his life forever. His encounters with agencies beyond normal senses inspired him to start writing and painting. Using this newfound source of inspiration and energy, Taylor was able to create the sixty paintings found in this remarkable book.

Soulic Journeys: A Visionary Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment

New Age & Spirituality

Seven Locks Pr

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