Mary Shelleys Frankenstein is both a frightening gothic horror story and a science fiction masterpiece. Most people will be surprised to learn that Frankenstein is actually the very first example of science fiction ever written. As gothic horror it is a cautionary tale of the limits of man and science and reminds us of what happens when mankind moves forward with hubris as its motivating force.

This book puts forward new logical systems suitable for modelling Talmudic and Biblical reasoning and argumentation.

The Talmud is very logical. It is said that when God gave Moses the Ten Commandments, He also gave him additional laws and rules of logic to enable human beings to derive more laws.

Together with colleagues the authors have already written 8 books on the logic of the Talmud and the project will involve 15-20 volumes. The authors have discovered principles which can be exported to current research in scientific communities, as well as human common sense reasoning and laws as...

A Rising Army. The Devil. War.The forces of Good and Evil are gathering, each side preparing themselves for what could be their last confrontation because the commander of the armies of darkness has arrived on Earth-the devil himself. Overwhelmed after witnessing the manifestation of Heavens fallen angel, Lucifer, Billie is assigned two final tasks before the big battle. These assignments take her across the world where she meets two German brothers who prove to be tremendous allies as she goes to recruit brave men and women for humanitys last stand, and the strange supernatural tool required...

Mycotoxins are naturally occurring secondary plant metabolites produced by fungi of different genera, and exhibit a great structural diversity. These toxic metabolites are commonly found in crops grown and stored for human or animal consumption, as well as in processed food. However, the environmental exposure to mycotoxins has been scarcely investigated. The main input sources of mycotoxins into the aquatic environment include 1) run-off and drainage from fields cultivated with fungi-infected cereals, 2) husbandry animals (i.e., excretion from grazing livestock, run-off from feeding...