In this fanciful book, the author imagines what it would be like to program the brain using the Python programming language. Along the way, he explores the nature of personality, emotion, free will, consciousness, and diversity, and suggests ways for us to prepare for the coming age of robots and intelligent automation.

Programmer’s Guide to the Brain: With Examples in Python

Vermiller, Rob

Computers & Technology

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Witness to a Transition from Life to Everlasting Life A 17 Day Odyssey from Here to Eternity

Crucension: An Intersect Between God & Math

Whittaker, Jon Michael

Religion & Spirituality

<p>In 1879, Taw Black, away at college in Georgia, receives word that his family's ranch in the New Mexico Territory has been raided by outlaws-and that his father has been killed. When Taw learns that his adopted brother may have been involved, he starts for home to clear his brother's name and avenge the death of his father. With no money to fund his journey, Taw must plod through the dangerous post-Civil War landscape, using any means to survive. Taw's grief transforms into hate, even as he is befriended by a riverboat gambler, a Mexican outlaw, and a band of renegade Indians. When he finally arrives home, he uncovers a master plot instigated by a gang of killers intent on not getting caught. As he takes retribution on the men responsible for his father's death, he fears that his actions are causing him to lose part of his own soul-something that becomes more daunting when he meets a special woman who could change his life forever.</p>

Retribution: A Western

Literature & Fiction

Scot, Don

Contemporary

<p>In 2009, U.S. Marine Sergeant Ron Keller is advising an Iraqi Police unit in Fallujah, when he discovers an ancient Hebrew scroll. Knowing the Iraqis will not be overjoyed at any discovery that reminds them of the presence of Jews in Iraq for thousands of years, he removes the scroll without anyone's knowledge. Determined to discover the authenticity and meaning of the scroll, Keller covertly summons help from a navy rabbi and an Iraqi-born professor, unaware that more than 2,500 years ago, two scribes set out to rescue sacred scrolls from a burning temple amid the uncertainty of the Babylonian conquest. After the brothers divide the scrolls and leave on separate journeys to hide them, each experiences triumph and tragedy while attempting to ensure the survival of the parchments until the fortunes of Judah are restored. In this thriller, the modern discovery of an ancient text reveals both long-held secrets and the identity of the author of the original Five Books of Moses.</p>

The Ezra Scroll

Shook, Mark Leslie

A detailed and candid "how-to" examination of Toyota's management methods by two retired executives with nearly 50 years of combined experience at the top of the Japanese juggernaut's North American operations, Sustainable Competitive Advantage and The American Dream also calls on the U.S. business community to lead a campaign to curtail the out-of-control government growth, cost and intervention that is destroying America's free-enterprise economy.

Sustainable Competitive Advantage and the American Dream

Bennett, Bob

Olson, Jim

Business & Money

Susan Boyle, Professional Singer: The Seventh Six Months

Arts & Photography

Lightner, LucyB

Performing Arts

No Body Armor

By the time America decided to engage in Vietnam, the Soviets had already overwhelmed fifteen nations by force and fear. The conflict that followed was one of American history's toughest infantry wars. American soldiers who fought in the Vietnam War call it "the Nam." In this unique recollection of deadly, close-quarters infantry combat, author and twenty-year Us Army veteran Donald R. White shares his wealth of personal experience, presenting an emotional trip through violence and bloodshed. In the time period between late fall of 1965 and late summer of 1969, hundreds of men were killed in action each week-something that survivors live with daily. Former Us Army platoon sergeant Donald R. White reveals detailed facts about infantry war that are bloody, horrific, and shocking. In this personal account, he deals with memories that are seldom happy and often grim, giving readers an eye-witness account of what the Nam was really like for American fighting men.

History

White, Donald R.

Asia

This book is about 58 wonderful years of family camping in the inspirational Adirondacks. It exposes the pleasures of one of New York's great campgrounds.

Good Ol’ Fish Creek

Larkin Jr., Edward

Sports & Outdoors

In a world infested with hate, greed, and evil of all kinds, and on the brink of destroying itself, innocent, precious children suffer. How can a boy from southwest Missouri and his college roommates, save not only the children but the entire world? Then, right before time runs out, save each of their true loves?

Transition to Euphoria

Walker, Benjie

Children's Books

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