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The Tau empire / by Campbell, Braden,author.(CARDINAL)429642; Kelly, Phil(Games developer),author.(CARDINAL)429346; Fehervari, Peter,author.(CARDINAL)429361; Parrino, Joe,author.(CARDINAL)430972; Smillie, Andy,author.(CARDINAL)429540;
The alien tau believe it is their manifest destiny to rule the stars. Their emergent empire has expanded rapidly along the Eastern Fringe of the galaxy, and their creed is one of unity and the Greater Good. As adversaries they are formidable, for their fire caste are born to be warriors and their technology is highly advanced. A military war machine like no other, the tau are determined to secure their place amongst the stars and will battle fiercely any who stand in their way...
Subjects: Science fiction.; Science fiction, English.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The naked future : what happens in a world that anticipates your every move / by Tucker, Patrick,1976-(CARDINAL)405860;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Namazu the earth shaker -- The signal from within -- #sick -- Fixing the weather -- Unities of time and space -- The spirit of the new -- Relearning how to learn -- When your phone says you're in love -- Crime prediction: the where and the when -- Crime: predicting the who -- The world that anticipates your every move.The deputy editor of The Futurist magazine discusses the impact the increased use of computer-aided forecasting will have on everyday life, cataloging the possible benefits and potential abuses of predictive analytics over the next decade. --Publisher's description.
Subjects: Big data; Forecasting.; Information technology; Privacy, Right of.; Technological innovations;
Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 5
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On writing well : the classic guide to writing nonfiction / by Zinsser, William,1922-2015.(CARDINAL)154288;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-309) and index.Warns against common errors in structure, style, and diction, and explains the fundamentals of conducting interviews and writing travel, scientific, sports, critical, and humorous articles.
Subjects: English language; Exposition (Rhetoric); Report writing.;
Available copies: 6 / Total copies: 12
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On writing well : the classic guide to writing nonfiction / by Zinsser, William,1922-2015,author.(CARDINAL)154288;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-309) and index.Part 1. Principles. The transaction -- Simplicity -- Clutter -- Style -- The audience -- Words -- Usage -- pt. 2. Methods. Unity -- The lead and the ending -- Bits & pieces -- pt. 3. Forms. Nonfiction as literature -- Writing about people: the interview -- Writing about places: the travel article -- Writing about yourself: the memoir -- Science and technology -- Business writing: writing in your job -- Sports -- Writing about the arts: critics and columnists -- Humor -- pt. 4. Attitudes. The sound of your voice -- Enjoyment, fear and confidence -- The tyranny of the final product -- A writer's decisions -- Writing family history and memoir -- Write as well as you can.
Subjects: English language; Exposition (Rhetoric); Report writing.;
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Eusexua [sound recording] / by FKA Twigs,performer.;
FKA Twigs ; with accompanying musicians.Eusexua is a state of being. A feeling of momentary transcendence often evoked by art, music, sex, and unity. Eusexua can be followed by a state of bliss and feelings of limitless possibility. Also used to refer to: 'The pinnacle of human experience'. It is united through any moment in which we are fully embodying ourselves, present in the moment, disconnected from technology, synthesized with those around us. It was moments of Eusexua that birthed 'EUSEXUA' the album, as twigs cites her late nights in the underground techno scene of Prague as a major inspiration for the project.
Subjects: Popular music.; Popular music; Rhythm and blues music.; Electronic music.; Alternative rock music.; Trip-hop (Music);
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Time probe / by LoBue, Bette Jackman.;
Time Probe is a spy thriller set in Washington, Dc, and its environs. Themes include commitment, unity, loyalty, betrayal, and self-discovery. The Project Archives team consists of four very diverse people who must learn to work together for the survival of all and the security of the national treasures entrusted to them for use in a special project with NASA. Team members are pushed beyond capacity when they encounter SACHO, a terrorist-centered spy ring in pursuit of the special formula in holographic technology that will enable interstellar projections at the speed of light.
Subjects: Detective and mystery fiction.; Suspense.; Général.; Fiction.; Suspense fiction.;
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The winds of fate / by Stirling, S. M.,author.(CARDINAL)349332;
"In a world where history can be rewritten at will, the threads of destiny intertwine in ways no one could have foreseen. Years after their groundbreaking journey into the past, Artorius and his team stumble upon a devastating revelation: the Chinese government has dispatched five time-travelers and a trove of advanced technology back to 165 CE, during the waning days of the Han dynasty. While believed they were guiding Rome toward a new era of modernization and unity, the emergence of Chinese influence threatens to unravel everything they have fought for. As whispers of innovation ripple through the ancient world, Artorius and his companions realize they are in a race against time-not just to protect their vision for a united future, but to prevent a catastrophic clash that could bring about nuclear war centuries sooner than they ever imagined. With their own presence now at risk of exposure, they must navigate the treacherous waters of politics, technology, and culture in a world caught between two colossal powers. As the balance of history teeters on a knife's edge, loyalties will be tested, alliances forged, and the very fabric of fate will hang in the balance"--
Subjects: Time-travel fiction.; Science fiction.; Novels.; End of the world; College students; College teachers;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 7
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A mind so rare : the evolution of human consciousness / by Donald, Merlin,1939-(CARDINAL)362706;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 327-362) and index.
Subjects: Consciousness.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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A history of the Middle Ages, 300-1500 / by Riddle, John M.(CARDINAL)285938;
Includes bibliographical references and index.This text covers the Middle Ages from the classical era to the late medieval period. The author provides an analysis of the rulers, wars, and events, both natural and human, that defined the medieval era. Taking a broad geographical perspective, he includes northern and eastern Europe, Byzantium, and the Islamic states. He shows how each offered values and institutions that presaged modernity. In addition to a thorough chronological narrative, the text offers humanizing features. Each chapter opens with a theme-setting vignette about daily life and introduces key controversies and themes in historiography by discussing the work of a prominent medieval historian. This book immerses readers in the medieval world, an era that shaped the foundation for the modern world.
Subjects: Textbooks.; Civilization, Medieval; Middle Ages;
Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 3
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Signatures of life : science searches the universe / by Ashpole, Edward.(CARDINAL)780978;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-227).Looking for universal life -- Big questions. No right frequency ; A very strange story ; The unity of SETI -- Facing the facts. New developments ; The BBC showed the way ; A limited principle ; A worrying situation ; The astronautical theory ; What's out there? ; Earth without humans ; Propulsion chauvinism ; Look out for robots ; Robots increase the colonization factor ; Better robots by natural selection? ; Only one certainty ; That something special ; How many? ; Why now? -- The life of aliens. Electronic brains ; No food for aliens ; Codes for life ; Making exotic life ; Here by chance ; The trouble with humanoids ; Bogus bodies ; The Roswell legend ; Paths to technology ; Unknown life-forms ; Theologians, evolution, and the multiverse ; The fundamental constants ; Life's machines ; The timescale for SETI ; One way to life? ; No dice ; Big brains and the robots ; Throwing stones develops the brain ; Exotic life -- Where are they? Tea with the aliens ; The broadcasting giveaway ; The ozone giveaway ; Finding more distant worlds ; That wide window of opportunity ; Timeless targets ; What to look for? ; The guessing game ; Ceilings ; A ceiling for robots ; Space arks ; Any recent visits? ; Back engineering -- Testing time. Alien archaeology ; The dreaded min-mains ; Repeatable results ; Where saucers have landed ; Button's Theory ; Convenient frequencies ; Microwave and close encounters ; Life markers among the stars ; Planets for life ; SETI at home ; Project Phoenix ; SETI sees the light ; Photonstar ; Th lesson from twisted light ; Answers on the Moon and Mars? ; The lunar lights ; Artifacts on Earth? ; Landings on ice ; Photographic evidence ; Mysterious lights ; Abductions and artifacts ; Bring in the FBI ; going around in circles ; What's carving up my cattle? ; The science of options -- Mythology and reality. Good-bye to classic cases ; The wrong questions ; The fantasy sect ; Welcome to all aliens; Aliens near and far ; Inexplicable technologies ; Books beyond the fringe ; One way forward.
Subjects: Exobiology.; Life on other planets.;
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