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The Jones twins are missing. This precocious brother-sister pair has gone off to their own pursuits, and is perhaps in serious trouble. Or so their father thinks, and comes to Mary McAllister for help. Little does he know what kind of woman she is, and her three sometimes in-your-face daughters. Little does anyone know that murder is just around the corner. Even less would anyone guess that the twins are genetically different, in a very special way. Does all this sound strange and disconnected? Then I guess you’re ready for A Twin Mystery.
p style="text-align: justify;">This is a story about two families. The McAllisters are a mother and three daughters. The mother, Mary, is a financial planner for college-bound students, but she finds herself becoming a detective. Her middle daughter, Nellie, narrates the tale and had her own agenda in doing so. Then there is the Jones family. The brother-sister Jones twins are high achieving students with plans of their own, plans they aren't willing to share with their parents. In fact, they are missing. Mary is hired to find them and keep the process below the radar of a real missing person | |  | | Brain Storm
Project Otawi,with the goal of augmenting the power of the human brain with digital electronics, the marriage of neuron to computer chip. But Otawi, a program full of genius, has its dark side, a side exposed by an unlikely alliance: the sheriff of Los Alamos County, a graduate student working in the unclassified part of Otawi, and a man whose wife had fallen victim to the project’s ambitious leadership.
Project Otawi, hidden away in the mountains of New Mexico from public knowledge or scrutiny, under the banner of Los Alamos Nation Laboratory, has undertaken the most ambitious technical goal in history: augmenting the power of the human brain with digital electronics, the marriage of neuron to computer chip. The promised offspring of that union are cures for neuro-degerative diseases like Alzheimer's, language learning in days or weeks, avenues to greater emotional and physical health, even enhancement of intellect beyond that of the greatest minds who've ever lived. But Otawi, a program f | |  | | Mistakes of Nature
Our human race, despite the fact that we have produced the symphony, space-craft, supercomputers, speech, and countless other wonders, has evolved with a fatal flaw. And this flaw will lead to our destruction, sooner or later. Or, so Bea de Winter thought. And Bea, a prize student in biophysics, took it upon herself to develop the ability to fix this flaw, and decided to do so, despite the great trauma that will accompany the solution. You may ask what such a flaw could be, and how indeed could anything be done about it? If so, you are ready to enter the world of Mistakes of Nature.
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span style="font-size: medium;">span style="color: black;"> In Mother Nature’s mindless evolution of the human race one terrible mistake was made that Bea de Winter took upon herself to correct. Bea, a petite and enigmatic graduate student in biophysics at the University of /span>span styl | |  | | The Asteroid
The asteroid is a story unfolding in human time, but governed by an intelligence that knows time only as a property of matter. The result is a conflict beyond any previous experience that rests on the shoulders of a lone human being.
span style="font-size: larger;">span style="font-family: Verdana;">The asteroid is not in its known orbit. Sandra Hughes, an astronomer at the Keck Observatory in Hawaii, tracks it down and observes it with the twin telescopes, mankind’s finest pair of eyes. And there’s a hole in it, like a big rock doughnut. She hurries to find whether her colleagues in Europe see the same thing. What is this all about? The answer will change human history forever./b>/span>/span>
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