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Neural Engineering
Neural Engineering, 2nd Edition, contains reviews and discussions of contemporary and relevant topics by leading investigators in the field. It is intended to serve as a textbook at the graduate and advanced undergraduate level in a bioengineering curriculum. This principles and applications approach to neural engineering is essential reading for all academics, biomedical engineers, neuroscientists, neurophysiologists, and industry professionals wishing to take advantage of the latest and greatest in this emerging field.
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Personal Information Management
Electronic mail, personal organizers, voice mail, all were introduced as time-saving devices designed to promote an easier and more efficient workplace. Yet many professionals find that making effective use of these new forms of communication technology can become a time-consuming task. In this handbook written for the office of the 21st century, Barbara Etzel and Peter J. Thomas provide guidance for those struggling to manage the growing volume of mail, memos, e-mail messages, and electronic documents that arrives daily. Personal Information Management details the skills professionals need to process this information, save time, and work more effectively. Etzel and Thomas present common org...
Gamesland
Finally, the world treated them right! Sammy, natalie, and danny are involved with problems that are much older than their age. But now, sammy who has always to be a great footballer, natalie, who wants to be the world's greatest pop singer and danny, who has strange aspirations, they all possess the most magical instrument in the world that can easily help them achieve their dreams. But that's not all. When deadmarch game begins and all the dead return to the city, natalie does not expect her kind deceased mother to be one of the zombies. But this is just the beginning and only one of the games...
The Zebra’s Stripes and other African Animal Tales
Folktales can be described as fictional prose narratives that are not confined to any particular culture. A folktale may appear in a slightly different form in a culture that is geographically nearby, or it may appear in a culture that is quite far removed from its original source. In The Zebra’s Stripes and other African Tales, Dianne Stewart has retold a collection of folk tales that have their origins all over Africa. Aimed at children and adults, these tales include legends such as ‘How Lion and Warthog became Enemies’ from the Lamba people of Togo, ‘How Giraffe Acquired his Long Neck’ from East Africa, ‘Why Hippopotamus Lives in the Water’ from Nigeria and ‘Monkey The Musician’ from South Africa. There are tales from the San, Zulu, Zambia, Congo and West Africa, et al. Each section is devoted to a type of animal, and concludes with some facts about the animal in question, adding educational to the stories. Proverbs from various cultures provide additional insight. Throughout, Kathy Pienaar’s beautiful illustrations show great attention to detail.
Nero and the Social Agreement
In the whimsical land of Nutville, a young boy named Nero embarks on a journey that defies the conventional boundaries of logic and reason. Nero and the Social Agreement follows the adventures of Nero, his friend Nora, and her dog Noodles, as they navigate a world where the quest for the fabled Nutless Forest leads to an unexpected revelation. The trio’s exploration challenges the very essence of their community’s identity, sparking a profound transformation among the Nutvillers.
Word Workers Teacher Resource Book
BOOKS IN SERIES: 9 BOOKS IN READING F REEDOM 2000 PROGRAM: 24 ISBN: 978174020 0660 AUTHOR: Hunter Calder RRP: $44.95 PAGES: 420 pp. The Word Wo rkers Activity Books have been written specifically for students at the early to intermediate years of reading acquisition (suggested ages 7&nda sh;11). The series is structured to develop, in a sequential manner, bas ic reading skills. Word Workers takes students from the earliest skills of phonemic awareness to the higher order skills of syllabification and structural analysis. The Word Workers Teacher Resource Book provi des all the information you will need to use the Word Workers series suc cessfully. Features include: an overview of the tech ni...
Burning the Last Straw
As Wundannas, Rungans, and Lords, we share a common treasure as the children of Burunga. The country long referred to as the Hills of Freedom has become a melting pot of different ethnic groups. It is a common treasure, a Bungandy, as our ancestors used to say. From this day forward, the three ethnic groups will live as a same people." Yet only the Rungans and Wundannas believed in that unity. As the Lord's lust for power grew, they created a conflict that would soak the rich brown soil red. For centuries, betrayal, bloodshed, mass killings, and genocide would defeat the heroism of the Djandhis until Haydar shakes off the mantle of oppression and galvanizes his people to fight violence with violence. Lucien Nzeyimana takes the reader into the wicked web behind ethnic cleansing, shining a light, as he does so, on dark atrocities the likes of which besieged Bungandy.
Can You Hear What I Hear?
The cool crisp air whips across his face as he sprints from the two boys who are chasing him. He runs around a building that blocks out the late afternoon sun and enters a shaded alley. He frantically scans the alley for a place to hide that may conceal him from threat. He looks behind him and notices the boys emerge from the light in the street and enter the alley. When young Jonathan ran into that alley to escape his pursuers, he had no idea that he would soon meet a man with an incredible story. After Matt comes to the rescue, he offers to walk Jonathan home. Along the way, Matt shares his life story with Jonathan, an amazing story of one man's journey to overcome his disability and to succeed above and beyond his wildest dreams. Join author Matthew Ludwick as he tells his own true-life story of beating the odds in Can You Hear what I Hear?
Dead Catch
A murdered conservation officer and a multi-million-dollar poaching business—how are they connected to Sam Rivers’ childhood friend? Holden Riggins is an expert outdoorsman and a known poacher. He’s made a small fortune by exploiting nature’s bounty. So it’s no surprise when two conservation officers (COs) from the Department of Natural Resources come upon Holden’s fishing boat, anchored beside an illegal walleye net. What is a surprise, though, is Holden’s condition: nearly frozen to death on the bottom of his boat. That’s not the COs’ most shocking discovery. Twisted and tangled within the twines of another nearby net is the dead body of their missing colleague. After the...
