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72 Virgins is a novel about Jihad terrorism and the security agencies’ struggle to thwart its stratagem and trounce the perpetrators. Abu Musa is an Islamic Terrorist with an agenda, a ticking bomb inside the US. Arik Golan is an Israeli who tries to bring him down and pull the plug on his terror organization. Stanley Kramer is an FBI agent on a hunting mission, seeking to place both Abu Musa and Arik within his crosshair. The FBI, the Israeli Mossad, the US-based Iranian clandestine terror network, and the Islamic Jihad fraternity are engaged in a timeless conflict, playing out to a crescendo that comes to a head before the dramatic conclusion.
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The book is designed for Engineers, market managers, product managers, wireless network managers, and students of telecommunications technology.
The book is designed for Engineers, market managers, product managers, wireless network managers, and students of telecommunications technology. The book is unique in the sense that it tries to explain concepts, algorithms and methodologies without resorting to complex math. It addresses voice codecs, electric and acoustic echo, noise and noise reduction, level and automatic, adaptive level control, network problems, their resolution, and network management issues. Cambridge University Press, the publisher, has linked recordings -- I provided as examples to many voice issues described in th |
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To Square the Circle
by David Magee
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 Jack Brennan is hired by a group of ultra rich English aristocrats to kidnap four top IRA terrorists. The contract is time limited but do the financial rewards justify the risk? |
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