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A Guide to Research in Electro Biochemical Technology
Physics, maths and chemistry have long played a dominant role in electronics, electrical, and other allied engineering sciences. However, wholesale implementation of life science concepts in electro-chemistry or nano-technology is relatively recent. "A guide to research in electro-biochemical technology" aims at documenting state-of-the-art research, new developments, and directions for future investigation in the field of bio-physics, electro-biochemistry and nano-biotechnology. The book will guide the electrical, electronics and allied engineering branches to initiate the biology or biotechnology projects. The book also contains basic information about establishing electro-biochemical labo...
Dharma Sukshma
The book Dharma Sukshma ('Hidden Meaning' in Sanskrit) by Siva Kiran is about Indian caste system and Indian belief systems. The topics include, Indian caste system, guru culture and its origin, ultimate travel guide to India, Indian temples and crowd, Untouchability in India, women's rights and discrimination, Sanskrit language, Aryan invasion theory, world war, Adolf Hitler, computers, technology, manusmriti (A controversial book), drishti, Vedic rituals, Ramana Maharshi, shortest path towards enlightenment, ISKCON and Hare Krishna, brainwashing, Endowment Act, current education system in India, LGBTQ in India and Hindu gods with multiple arms and heads. We strongly believe that this book ...
Scientific Commentary on Bhagavad Gita by Siva Kiran
The book separates concepts related to religion and spirituality from the Bhagavad Gita. The Sanskrit literature of ancient India is helpful for exploring human well-being in these modern times. The interpretation of Sanskrit is extremely complex as each word in the Sanskrit language has different interpretations. Sometimes, interpretations of Sanskrit texts are made based on traditions. As a researcher, I am scientifically interpreting these verses. The synonyms of the Sanskrit words in this book are carefully selected to eliminate spiritual and religious interpretations. It is one of its kind and a significant initiative to share Sanskrit literature with every living human on this planet. The way the lessons inside the book are structured will surely help improve cognitive thinking and discipline. I have taken extensive care to nullify religious and spiritual concepts. The book includes modern examples and illustrations for better understanding. The Book also contains the Definition of Prajna, Manas, Naraka, Karma and much more. This short 120 pages book gives answers to most questions.
FROM ROUCAN TO RICHES
From Roucan to Riches" traces the story of the Glassell family from their obscure beginnings as humble Scots tenant farmers, through two brothers who made a fortune from tobacco in Virginia, and on to their descendants who made their mark in varied and interesting ways. As the American Revolution loomed, one brother returned to Scotland and the other remained. John settled as a rural Scottish landowner in Longniddry, East Lothian, and demolished the village in the name of agricultural improvement. His daughter was educated in Edinburgh during its "Golden Age", and knew many of its greatest luminaries. She kept a lively diary of her Italian travels, fell for and married the divorced middle-aged heir to the Dukedom of Argyll, and died tragically young. The descendants of Andrew, the "American" brother, became slave-owning Virginian "aristocracy", Civil War heroes and victims, and fabulously wealthy entrepreneurs, one of whom helped to drive forward the development of California. The notorious Second World War figure General George Patton was a descendant of the Californian Glassells.
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The fourth estate.
Soviet-American Dialogue on the New Deal
The study of U.S. history has flourished in the Soviet Union during the last several years, with much research being published in Soviet journals. Since those journals have very limited circulation in the West and since few U.S. scholars read Russian, the Soviet vantage point on American history, which often differs considerably from the view of U. S. scholars, has been mostly inaccessible. In this volume, the first in a series, scholars from both nations have cooperated to rectify part of that deficiency by examining one of the most significant decades in American history, the 1930s. Eleven essays by Soviet historians that were originally published in Soviet journals have been translated into English; eight American historians have responded with commentary on those essays; and the Soviets have written brief rejoinders. The volume thus presents a unique opportunity to learn the contours of Soviet writings on the New Deal, to take account of their preoccupations and conclusions, and then to read the appraisals of noted U.S. scholars.
