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Disinfect Your Mind: Defend yourself with memetics against mass media, politicians, corporate management, your aunt’s advice, and other mind viruses by Ely Asher, Ph.D. 195 pages; paperback; format 5.5"x8.5"; $24.97 US, Galiel.Net, 2006, ISBN-13: 978-0-9770364-1-7, ISBN-10 0-9770364-1-3 While authorities in psychology discuss whether memetics is a science, its use by politicians, marketing departments and mass media becomes more and more ubiquitous. Consider a computer. You can only use a word processor to edit a text. You can only use Amazon.com’s website to order books and merchandize. But you can use programming languages like C++ or C# to make a computer do virtually anything you want. Similarly, psychology is not enough anymore for politicians, mass media, and large businesses. Preinstalled programs in human minds, such as widely accepted social norms, habits, and prejudices, are not enough for them to exploit anymore. They want to make you do virtually anything they want you to do. Do you want to defend yourself?
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The Third Day of September Ides, Book One: So, you say, we need a disaster by Ely Asher 172 pages; paperback; format 5.5"x8.5"; $17.97 US, Galiel.Net, 2006, ISBN-13: 978-0-9770364-2-4, ISBN-10 0-9770364-2-1 He came to rule the Empire after his father. He came at the time of unrest. A religion, which his Empire did not share, was crawling its way to the world dominance. Jews in the Middle East struggled to keep the followers of this religion at bay for years. Incidentally, a terrorist act, like the world had never seen before, happened in the largest city of the Empire. The followers of the same religion were blamed for it, and he had to see them hunted down... No, this is not what you think. Actually, it has nothing to do with George W. Bush, Islam, and America. The year is AD 64. The place is Rome of the Emperor Nero. The religion is Christianity.
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Software Testing: The Basics of the Trade by Gaia Asher 175 pages; paperback; format 5.5"x8.5"; $23.97 US, Galiel.Net, 2005, ISBN-13: 978-0-9770364-0-0, ISBN-10 0-9770364-0-5 This book is devoted to software testing as a trade, something that people do for a living. And the primary thing that separates the trade and the art is that you cannot limit yourself to a single technique, area, or dimension of your trade. Van Gogh could paint some of his pictures in blue. It was later called a “blue period” and these pictures are in the best museums of the world, because it was art. Software testers have to use all of the spectrum and keep in mind all the dimensions of software testing, because it’s their trade. A complete up-to-date picture of the dimensions of software testing is what this book is about.
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Management for Cannibals: How to become Chief Eating Officer by Gaia & Ely Asher 159 pages; paperback; format 6"x9"; $15.95 US, published by Galiel.Net & iUniverse, August 2003 ISBN 0-595-28380-2 This book is an attempt to reconstruct the art of management based on how it existed on a certain island of cannibal tribes during the past century. As such, we have to state that any similarity between the ideas in this book and the ideas expressed in books on corporate management are purely accidental. Readers without a sense of humor are strongly advised against reading this book. Without the protective power of humor, the reality described in this book may be so shocking and repelling, that it will induce an uncontrollable psychological rejection, resulting in blaming the authors for black-mouthing and mocking the island’s corporate culture. A.D. 2100 Read more and buy at iUniverse,
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The Dark Art of C# Programming: .Net Core Language by Gaia Asher 196 pages; paperback; format 7"x9"; $19.95 US ($29.95 CDN) published by Galiel.Net & Trafford Publishing, 2002 ISBN 1-55395-050-X C# is the new programming language at the core of the Microsoft .Net initiative. If you want to be on the .Net bandwagon, you need this language. And how can 500 letter-sized pages of official ECMA-334 Standard “C# Language Specification” fit into 200 pages of this book? Still, it’s done. This book explains the complete and unabridged C# programming language. It can be used as both a blitzkrieg course for students and a convenient reference for professionals.
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