Thought, Function, and The Language of Physics. "The book explores the relationship between scientific terms and what those terms actually convey with respect to both language and the physical reality of the objects being defined. The study of the use of language in defining terminology for actions and concepts found in modern science. The area of focus will be the physical sciences."
One of the most feared terrorists in the world, known as the Scorpion, presents a plan to the Grand Ayatollah of Iran for a terrorist attack against the United States. No terrorist ever captured has seen or spoken directly to the Scorpion. The plan will take many years to develop, but it is beyond anything the U.S. has prepared for or thought possible. The Ayatollah believes that the success of the attack will so cripple The Great Satan that he will be able to mobilize the world's one billion Muslims into a world-wide Holy War against a weakened America. John Murphy, the director of the New York office of Homeland Security, while following up intelligence leads regarding the Scorpion, enlists the help of his life-long friend, Tim Shannon, a seasoned covert operative, to help track him down. Shannon follows the Scorpion's trail from Istanbul through the Middle East and Europe as the Scorpion initiates his attack against the United States. Shannon and Murphy must find the Scorpion and stop the terrorist attack before it destroys the heart and soul of America. Their best lead comes in the form of a cryptic note from an unlikely source outside the intelligence community.
The book explores the intellectual journey of Herbert Hoover, highlighting the influence of his diverse experiences as an engineer, businessman, and President on his values. It focuses on four significant works authored by Hoover—De Re Metallica, Principles of Mining, American Individualism, and The Challenge to Liberty—which collectively reflect his philosophical and political beliefs. By examining these texts, the narrative reveals how Hoover's life shaped his thoughts and contributions to American society.
Focusing on transitional errors in phonetic production, this method emphasizes diagnosing and addressing weaknesses in second language acquisition. By prioritizing error analysis, it aims to enhance self-confidence and progress among ESL students, recognizing that negative experiences can hinder their learning journey. The Priority Method integrates insights from language development theories and technological advancements to provide a comprehensive training format, distinguishing itself from traditional SLA pedagogy.
The monograph is a compilation of my Juris Doctor degree thesis and my Master's in Law degree dissertation. The thesis is a general overview of justice courts and the dissertation is an examination of the adequacy of a search performed by a Federal agency of the United States government regarding search requests under the Freedom of Information Act.
The dissertation will address the concept of a proto-universe that combines a steady state model of universe creation with multiple nucleogenesis events. Based on observable data of many large scale structures found in the universe that are older than the 13.7 billion years given for the big bang model of the birth of the universe.