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Adam Bede

Adam Bede

George Eliot

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Adam Bede, the first novel written by George Eliot (the pen name of Mary Ann Evans), was published in 1859. It was published pseudonymously, even though Evans was a well-published and highly respected scholar of her time. The novel has remained in print ever since, and is used in university studies of 19th-century English literature. 1] 2]
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Adam and Amelia's Christmas Cookie Catastrophe

Adam and Amelia's Christmas Cookie Catastrophe

Lindsay Nell

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Adam, Amelia and their parents are invited Gran's annual Christmas party. This comes with a lot of pressure for their mom, Jane, to outdo herself with the Christmas cookies this year. The twins can't wait till the party to sample the Christmas cookies their mom spent all morning preparing. This is when everything goes wrong... Read the hilarious story of Adam and Amelia and how they recover from their Christmas Cookie Catastrophe. This story is perfect and heart-warming Christmas story for anyone aged 5 to 11. Adam and Amelia's Christmas Cookie Catastrophe contains 2 bonus mazes and a gingerbread cookie recipe for you to try out at home.
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Adam Smith and His Theory of the Free Market - Social Studies for Kids Children's Philosophy Books

Adam Smith and His Theory of the Free Market - Social Studies for Kids Children's Philosophy Books

Baby Professor
2017
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What was this free market that Adam Smith was referring to? You will know the answer in this book that's appropriate for children. You might think that such principles are too complex for kids but they're not if you use the right learning tools. Go for books that have been written to match your child's vocabulary, to facilitate easy understanding. Enjoy a good read
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Adam Travels: Thirty Years Later

Adam Travels: Thirty Years Later

Shimon Garber

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Traveling is one of the great joys in life, as Russian American Adam Gardov knows well. For thirty years, this brilliant chef, his wife, and his daughter have explored the wonders of Europe and Israel, finding joy, new friends, and adventure wherever their wanderlust takes them.Adam Travels: Thirty Years Later is a collection of short stories penned by Shimon Garber-a fictional travelogue of the Gardov family's journeys. Often lighthearted, sometimes sad, and always interesting, these narratives celebrate the similarities-and differences-among nations, cultures, and cuisines.From a strange encounter with Russian gangsters while whale watching off the Spanish coast to a peaceful float in the tranquil Dead Sea, these stories bring each location to life. This is not a travel guide, however-instead, author Shimon Garber uses the Gardov family and their adventures to celebrate travel and exploration.Sometimes travel lets you stand alone upon a mountaintop. Sometimes you find yourself trying to sleep in a room with a world-class snorer. But as these stories show, the benefits always outweigh the setbacks.So pack your bags, check your passport, settle into your comfiest chair, and set off with the Gardovs to explore our amazing world.
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Adam's Creatures, or The Book of Robots: The Rise of Robots, Intelligent Agents and Machines that Learn from Humans

Adam's Creatures, or The Book of Robots: The Rise of Robots, Intelligent Agents and Machines that Learn from Humans

Robert J. Betts

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Robots and automatons in myth, in fiction, in movies and in reality have fascinated and frightened human beings for millennia from The Argonautica by Apollonius of Rhodes to The Blade Runner and Terminator movies. Ideas about intelligent automated beings have appeared in novels by Isaac Asimov and even in physical reality such as the Francine automaton built by the philosopher Rene Descartes and today's Atlas and Asimo robots. In Adam's Creatures, or The Book of Robots: The Rise of Robots, Intelligent Agents and Machines that Learn from Humans, Robert J. Betts explores the evolution of robots, automatons, artificial intelligence and also various ideas that human writers and scientists both have explored about them throughout Western history. Here one spans centuries of myth and fiction to actual facts about real robots and artificial intelligence, from the bronze automaton named Talos in The Argonautica to the Voyager space probes, industrial robots, Marvin Minsky's perceptrons, self-driving cars and Watson. We learn also about the contributions from some of the most important personalities in computing, computer science and AI like Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky and John McCarthy. But in Adam's Creatures: The Book of Robots, we see also that many writers even centuries and decades ago, anticipated how things can go horribly wrong when humans are careless enough to let their intelligent machines first learn the wrong things then act on them. In Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus, the Monster behaved exactly like many human psychopaths today behave who, when motivated by egotism, personal offense or anger, are determined to obtain what they want through bullying or violence. In the film Metropolis the German film director Fritz Lang predicted how increased mechanization can lead to the dehumanization of human workers and that even the most attractive and human looking machine like his Maria "Doppelgaengerin" can be used to deceive human beings into doing evil and violent things. Then too everyone remembers how the Hal 9000 computer turned homicidal in the movie: 2001, A Space Odyssey. In the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, the good android Data had his evil and egotistical android twin named Lor. Moreover there are very serious future dangers that lie ahead with the use of intelligent robots and AI by men and women, but not because of the development of robots and AI in itself. Rather this is because human history is replete already with examples of what happens when humans, even world leaders, use brand new technologies in the wrong ways. One day: 1. Malicious software such as viruses, worms and Trojans will become intelligent. 2. Robots with which humans have had sex can become jealous or violent. 3. Self-Driving cars suddenly can be possessed" by intelligent malware to kill people on roads and highways. 4. Attractive looking robot maids and butlers can be programmed by enemy countries to kill, to blackmail or to deceive foreign political leaders or diplomats. Intelligent machines learn how to act from intelligent humans. Like father, like son. In Adam's Creatures: The Book of Robots, all humanity, including robotics and AI developers, is confronted with a dire warning as to what inevitable future horrors will happen if the human race never succeeds in managing its own darker moral impulses.
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