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nexusstc/فرآیند طراحی مکانیکی/7f87655bdec9b5da966b29aa53674058.pdf
فرآیند طراحی مکانیکی 1 اولمن، دیوید، Ullman, David، آرش مجد شریعت پناهی گروه صنعتی بوتان, 1, 1, 2009
كتاب شامل پژوهش اصیل، تحقیق در مورد صنایع در ایالات متحده، شیوه های طراحی در كشورهای دیگر، و ماحصل رهیافت های آموزشی مؤلف در كلاسهای درسی است. از نظر نگارنده - تنها راه یادگیری طراحی، طراحی كردن است. - طراحی در مهندسی شامل دانش پدیدآوری ایده ها، ارزشیابی ایده ها، و دانش ایجاد ساختار فرایند طراحی است. - مهارت و تجربه و آموزش راه حصول به محصول با كیفیت است. - طراحی را باید در محیط های آموزشی و همزمان در محیط های صنعتی آموخت. سه فصل اول به طراحی در مهندسی مكانیك، تعریف اصطلاحات، شرح نقش انسان در طراحی اختصاص دارد. در فصول بعدی یك روش طراحی عرضه می شود تا خواننده را از مسالة طراحی تا رسیدن به جواب آماده برای ساخت و سوار كردن هدایت كند. مخاطبان دانشجویان سالهای آخر كارشناسی، دانشجویان تحصیلات تكمیلی و مهندسان حرفه ای اند.
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Persian [fa] · PDF · 160.6MB · 2009 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11060.0, final score: 17570.31
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lgli/اندوه ماه - آرش حجازی.pdf
اندوه ماه آرش حجازی
PDF · 0.4MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli · Save
base score: 11041.0, final score: 27.630991
nexusstc/فیزیک پایه 2/8c8e8b24a88996d258d3834f03a5732a.pdf
فیزیک پایه 2 فیروز آرش اینترنتی, 0
Persian [fa] · PDF · 15.4MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 27.607073
nexusstc/فیزیک پایه 1/8a9b953dd72dd2b3ff9e39b54fc925ff.pdf
فیزیک پایه 1 فیروز آرش اینترنتی, 0
Persian [fa] · PDF · 6.4MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 27.606045
lgli/David G. Ullman - The Mechanical Design Process.pdf
The Mechanical Design Process David G. Ullman
PDF · 10.9MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11054.0, final score: 27.577847
lgli/David G Ullman - The Mechanical Design Process (2008, ).pdf
The Mechanical Design Process David G Ullman 2008
English [en] · PDF · 9.6MB · 2008 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11063.0, final score: 27.398136
nexusstc/آنالیز مختلط/b189e4059ebbdf30221987a4a92459ed.pdf
آنالیز مختلط یان استوارت , دیوید تال / برگردان به پارسی از ابراهیم اسرافیلیان انتشارات دانشگاه علم و صنعت ایران, 0
Persian [fa] · PDF · 12.6MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 26.932735
nexusstc/نظریه مقدماتی اعداد/16adca743d2edfb9caf0a83755b9e22c.pdf
نظریه مقدماتی اعداد دیوید برتن / برگردان به پارسی از محمدصادق منتخب مرکز نشر دانشگاهی, 0
Persian [fa] · PDF · 14.0MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 26.931194
nexusstc/زندگی نامه و اشعار حسین پناهی/3697255a08f471e239d25e6af33f90f2.pdf
زندگی نامه و اشعار حسین پناهی جمعی از نویسندگان
Persian [fa] · PDF · 0.6MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11043.0, final score: 26.51432
lgli/آرش محمدی - از فیزک تا عمل.pdf
از فیزک تا عمل آرش محمدی
Persian [fa] · PDF · 1.3MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11056.0, final score: 26.416864
lgli/دیوید کریستین - دنیا در گذر.pdf
دنیا در گذر دیوید کریستین / برگردان به پارسی از امیر کلینی
Persian [fa] · PDF · 4.0MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11056.0, final score: 26.237919
lgli/حسین نوش‌آبادی - دیپلماسی و نقشه راه در روابط بین‌الملل : برگرفته از سخنان امام خمینی(ره) و مقام معظم رهبری (2018, مجد-فیدیبو).epub
دیپلماسی و نقشه راه در روابط بین‌الملل : برگرفته از سخنان امام خمینی(ره) و مقام معظم رهبری حسین نوش‌آبادی مجد-فیدیبو, 2018
Persian [fa] · EPUB · 0.2MB · 2018 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 10050.0, final score: 26.100279
lgli/آرش محمدی - اسرار هستی.pdf
اسرار هستی آرش محمدی
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base score: 11054.0, final score: 25.969488
lgli/ﻧﻮرا اﻓﺮون، دﯾﻮﯾﺪ اس وارد، ﺟﻒ آرک - بی‌خوابی در سیاتل.pdf
بی‌خوابی در سیاتل نورا افرون، دیوید اس وارد، جف آرک
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base score: 11044.0, final score: 25.789152
lgli/ديوان مجد الإسلام - أحمد محرم.mobi
ديوان مجد الإسلام أحمد محرم; Rufoof Rufoof, 2017
ديوان "مجد الإسلام" لأحمد محرم، أو كما يُطلق على هذا الديوان اسم "الإلياذة الإسلامية"، هو ديوانٌ تُحاكي قصائده ملحمة الإلياذة، تلك الملحمة الأسطورية الشهيرة لهوميروس، فقد حاول الشاعر من خلال هذا الديوان، إدخال فن الملحمة إلى الشعر العربي، على غرار الملاحم الأوروبية، حيث صوّر أحمد محرم البطولات الإسلامية بوصفها ملحمةً عربيةً إسلاميةً، استعرض فيها سيرة سيدنا محمد عليه الصلاة والسلام حسب الترتيب الزمني، وضمّنها في ثلاثة آلاف بيتٍ من الشعر، حيث وصف في هذه الأبيات بالإضافة إلى سيرة سيدنا محمد، جميع الغزوات والوقائع والمعارك والهجرة النبوية التي قام بها، ويتميز هذا الديوان بأنه الكتاب الذي نقل كاتبه إلى عالم الشهرة في جميع أنحاء الوطن العربي، وهذا ما لم تفعله الكتب الأخرى التي ألفها، رغم أن الكاتب لم ينشر هذا الديوان في حياته، وإنما نُشر بعد وفاته، وذلك في عام 1945، ويرى بعض النقاد أن تسمية ديوان "مجد الإسلام" بالإِلياذة هو خطأ، لأن الشاعر خالف بعض شروط الإلياذة، ومن بين هذه الشروط أن الإلياذة يجب أن تكون على قافيةٍ واحدة ووزنٍ واحد، لكن أحمد محرم تعددت القوافي والأوزان في إلياذته هذه.
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Arabic [ar] · MOBI · 2.9MB · 2017 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs · Save
base score: 11050.0, final score: 25.708265
lgli/دیوید تامسون - اروپا از بعد از ناپلون (جلد اول) 1.pdf
اروپا از بعد از ناپلون (جلد اول) 1 1 دیوید تامسون / برگردان به پارسی از خشایار دیهیمی و احد علیقلیان نشر نی, 1
Persian [fa] · PDF · 10.2MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11060.0, final score: 25.645657
lgli/تحکیم شریعت.pdf
چه کسی قیمت تحکیم شریعت را می پردازد ابراهیم الربیش مكتبة الهمّة, 2016
Persian [fa] · PDF · 0.8MB · 2016 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs · Save
base score: 11052.0, final score: 25.407335
lgli/دیوید اگیلوی - اعتراف‌های یک تبلیغاتچی (2014, سیته- فیدیبو).epub
اعتراف‌های یک تبلیغاتچی دیوید اگیلوی سیته- فیدیبو, 2014
Persian [fa] · EPUB · 0.4MB · 2014 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11050.0, final score: 25.33268
lgli/Jure Leskovec, Anand Rajaraman, Jeffrey David Ullman - Mining of Massive Datasets (Third Edition) (2019, Cambridge University Press).pdf
Mining of Massive Datasets (Third Edition) Jure Leskovec, Anand Rajaraman, Jeffrey David Ullman, Jeffrey D. Ullman University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations; Cambridge University Press, 3, 2019
Written by leading authorities in database and Web technologies, this book is essential reading for students and practitioners alike
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English [en] · PDF · 3.7MB · 2019 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11068.0, final score: 25.146927
nexusstc/بررسی مکانیک کلپنر-کلنکو و دیوید مورین/62527ee5e8cccada9e0dcd02d13945a5.pdf
بررسی مکانیک کلپنر-کلنکو و دیوید مورین محمد به تاج , پوریا آیریا نویسنده, 0
Persian [fa] · PDF · 5.4MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 24.984419
lgli/بن ویدر / دیوید هپگود - اسرار مرگ ناپلئون (1923, ).pdf
اسرار مرگ ناپلئون بن ویدر / دیوید هپگود 1923
Persian [fa] · PDF · 5.8MB · 1923 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11058.0, final score: 24.983917
lgli/دیوید هاینمرهانسون، جیسون فرید - واقع‌بین باشید (2017, ).epub
واقع‌بین باشید دیوید هاینمرهانسون، جیسون فرید 2017
Persian [fa] · EPUB · 0.1MB · 2017 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 10048.0, final score: 24.979437
lgli/دیوید تامسون - اروپا از دوران ناپلون (جلد دوم).pdf
اروپا از دوران ناپلون (جلد دوم) دیوید تامسون / برگردان به پارسی از خشایار دیهیمی و احد علیقلیان نشر نی
Persian [fa] · PDF · 12.0MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11058.0, final score: 24.823477
lgli/محمد علیزاده عطار , سعید سیمرغ , آیزاک آسیموف , مهرداد تویسرکانی , آرش مجلسی - فصل علم و خیال: شماره ویژه یک‌صدمین زادروز آیزاک آسیموف، دی ماه 1398 8(2020, Khordeandishe.Blogsky.com).pdf
فصل علم و خیال: شماره ویژه یک‌صدمین زادروز آیزاک آسیموف، دی ماه 1398 محمد علیزاده عطار , سعید سیمرغ , آیزاک آسیموف , مهرداد تویسرکانی , آرش مجلسی Khordeandishe.Blogsky.com, فصل علم و خیال, 8, 1, 2020
فصل علم و خیالفصل‌نامه‌ی تخصصی داستان‌های علمی‌تخیلیشماره ویژه یکصدمین زادروز آیزاک آسیموف، دی ماه 1398 در این شماره میخوانیم: سخن سربیر: محمد علیزاده عطار سخن سردبیر: سعید سیمرغ تعریف علمیتخیلی: آیزاک آسیموفکهکشان انسانی آیزاک آسیموف در مجموعه بنیاد: سعید سیمرغمصاحبه ای با آیزاک آسیموف: اکتبر سال 1976 در دانشگاه نیویورکاین آقای اسپاک عجب جیگریست!: آیزاک آسیموفاندیشیدن به اندیشه: آیزاک آسیموفروبوتین: آرش مجلسیکال: آیزاک آسیموفلکه های سبز: آیزاک آسیموفروبات کوچک گم شده: آیزاک آسیموفآخرین پرسش: آیزاک آسیموف
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Persian [fa] · PDF · 21.9MB · 2020 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11063.0, final score: 24.557152
ia/mechanicaldesign0000gull.pdf
The Mechanical Design Process Case Studies, 2nd edition David G Ullman David Ullman LLC, 2nd edition, Independence, Oregon, 2020
A series of 16 case studies that demonstrate how industry makes use of the best practices found in the text The Mechanical Design Process, 6th edition and the book Scrum for Hardware Design. Case studies have long been used in business schools but only rarely in engineering studies. However, studying how professionals have solved design problems is one window on the design process that is useful to students and practitioners. What is unique about these case studies is they are not overly academic as they are co-written by practicing engineers to show real world examples of good practice. The case studies range from those featuring very small companies to NASA and BMW. They range from the design of bicycles to heat exchangers. They include systems that are solely of hardware to those with integrated electronics and software.
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English [en] · PDF · 11.3MB · 2020 · 📗 Book (unknown) · 🚀/ia · Save
base score: 11068.0, final score: 24.545662
upload/cgiym_chinese/Unsorted Books (Chinese Mainly)/Yemeni/كتب يمنية/كتاب الحج والعمرة - مجد الدين المؤيدي.pdf
الحج والعمرة مجد الدين بن مصنور الحسني المؤيدي أبي الحسين
217 م و ح الحج والعمرة 1 الفهرس 292 40325 217 賲 賵 丨 (as-gbk-encoding) 丕賱丨噩 賵丕賱毓賲乇丞 1 丕賱賮賴乇爻 292 (as-gbk-encoding)
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base score: 10954.0, final score: 24.2802
nexusstc/چگونه در اردو زندگی کنیم/371b4a761007dd5ba0ed3ddcaa7989bc.pdf
چگونه در اردو زندگی کنیم دیوید هارود قدیانی, Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of
Persian [fa] · PDF · 10.0MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11057.0, final score: 23.878796
ia/mechanicaldesign0000davi_6edi.pdf
The Mechanical Design Process Ullman, David G. David Ullman LLC, Sixth edition, Independence, Oregon, 2017
Desripción del editor: "The Mechanical Design Process combines a practical overview of the design process with case material and real-life engineering insights. Ullman's work as an innovative designer comes through consistently, and has made this book a favorite with readers. This book conveys the "flavor" of design, addressing both traditional engineering topics, as well as real-world issues like creative thinking, synthesis of ideas, visualization, teamwork, sense of customer needs and product success factors, and the financial aspects of design alternatives, in a practical and motivating manner. New in this edition are examples from industry and over twenty online templates that help students prepare complete and consistent assignments while learning the material" (Amazon)
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English [en] · PDF · 27.2MB · 2017 · 📗 Book (unknown) · 🚀/ia · Save
base score: 11068.0, final score: 23.553253
nexusstc/Scrum for Hardware Design/7c72a8ef0e193e80c1030b84f06959fc.pdf
Scrum for Hardware Design DAVID G. ULLMAN David G. Ullman LLC., 1, 2019
Scrum is a widely used software design Agile process. Scrum for Hardware Design customizes the scrum process for hardware and system design. It builds the process with the thirteen steps needed to design hardware and weaves them with traditional mechanical design best practices. Further, it provides two case studies; one from industry – Saab Aerospace's design of the Gripen E fighter; and one from academia – a student team designing a prosthesis. Scrum for Hardware Design is a supplement to The Mechanical Design Process, 6th edition adding material on Scrum to the design best practices presented there. The two new Scrum case studies add to those already available in The Mechanical Design Process Case Studies also by David G. Ullman. All books by David G. Ullman and additional supplemental material is available at www.mechdesignprocess.com.
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English [en] · PDF · 4.6MB · 2019 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
base score: 11065.0, final score: 23.346355
lgli/فرشته پناهی - زن ایرانی در سفرنامه ها.pdf
زن ایرانی در سفرنامه ها فرشته پناهی Intishārāt-i Jājirmī, Chāp-i 2, Tihrān, 1381 [2002
Persian [fa] · PDF · 5.0MB · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/zlib · Save
base score: 11060.0, final score: 23.301647
lgli/out.djvu
سپیده‌دمان همه چیز: تاریخ جدید نوع بشر دیوید گریبر, دیوید ونگرو, حسن مرتضوی, مهدی صابری, علیرضا خزائی چرخ(چشمه), Iran, Iran, Islamic Republic of
یادداشت مترجمان پیشگفتار و تقدیم نامه سپاس گزاری‌ها ۱.وداع با کودکی انسان ۲.آزادی شریرانه ۳.آب شدن یخ عصر یخبندان ۴.مردم آزاد، خاستگاه فرهنگ‌ها و ظهور مالکیت خصوصی ۵.روزی روزگاری در فصول دور ۶.سبزه‌های ادونیس ۷.زیست بوم آزادی ۸.شهرهای خیالی ۹.پنهان شدن پیش چشم همه ۱۰.چرا دولت خاستگاهی ندارد ۱۱.بازگشت به نقطه آغاز ۱۲.نتیجه‌گیری یادداشت کتاب‌شناس نمایه
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base score: 11050.0, final score: 23.29026
lgli/مجد الدين محمد بن يعقوب الفيروآابادي - القاموس المحيط مرتب ترتيباً ألفبائياً (2013, دار الحديث القاهرة).pdf
القاموس المحيط مرتب ترتيبا ألفبائيا وفق أوائل الحروف مجد الدين محمد بن يعقوب الفيروآابادي www.darelhadith.com دار الحديث القاهرة, Dictionaries, 2013
القاموس المحيط للإمام اللغوي مجد الدين أبي طاهر محمد بن يعقوب بن محمد بن إبراهيم بن عمر الشيرازي الفيروز آبادي المتوفى سنة (817 هـ). واسم الكتاب بالكامل (القاموس المحيط، والقابوس الوسيط، الجامع لما ذهب من كلام العرب شماطيط). وهو أشهر معاجم اللغة العربية على الإطلاق، إذ بلغ من شهرته أن كثيرا من الناس بعده صاروا يستعملون كلمة قاموس مرادفة لكلمة معجم.
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What Will Your Grandchildren See When They Look Up? David Ullman; Mitchel Bernards; Alex Hunt; Gary Gates; Zohar Hoter; Justin Inman; Amita Kashyap; Michael Yeo CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016
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nexusstc/اسلام و حاکمیّت سکولار، گفتگو در باب آینده‌ی شریعت/85abb08ef65d70f4580f1541108f231c.pdf
اسلام و حاکمیّت سکولار، گفتگو در باب آینده‌ی شریعت عبدالله النعیم
Persian-last_Ch.pdf......Page 0 Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na`im and Francis Deng, ‘Self -determination and Unity: the Case of Sudan,’ Law and Society, vol. 18 (1997), pp. 199-223; Francis M. Deng, War of visions (Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution, 1995).......Page 188 References......Page 310
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Inititation à ASP 3.0 : construire des pages web dynamiques sous Windows 2000 Chris Ullman; David Buser; Jon Duckett; Florence Thierry; Geneviève Vassaux; Ingrid Pigueron; Paola Appelius-Roy; Christine Liabeuf; Alexandra Cavignaux Paris: Eyrolles ; Birmingham: Wrox, Solutions développeurs autoformation, Paris, Birmingham, ©2000
xi, 1073 pages : 23 cm Au sommaire : installer et configurer IIS 5, comprendre la structure d'une page ASP, apprendre à programmer en VBScript, utiliser les objets et les composants ASP, accéder à une base de données avec ASP et ADO, construire une application de commerce électronique ; sur le site www.wrox.fr : télécharger le code source des exemples du livre, bénéficiez du support technique gratuit ; sur le site coup2main.wrox.fr : participez à nos listes de diffusion, rejoignez la communauté ASP, profitez de l'expérience de nombreux développeurs -- couverture Traduction de : Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0 Comprend index Pour commencer -- Script côté serveur et scripts côté client -- Techniques de base en ASP -- Variables -- Structures de contrôle ASP -- Objects, propriétés, méthodes et évenements -- Objets request et response -- Applications, sessions et cookies -- Gestion d'erreur -- Objets de script -- Composants asp -- Accès aux sources de données en environement ASP -- Utilisation des jeux d'enregistrements -- Techniques avancées de manipulation de données -- Écrire une application -- Construire des composants de script ASP -- Introduction aux transactions et à com+ -- Introduction à XML -- Modèle objet d'asp 3.0 -- Objets de la bibliothèque d'éxécution de scripts -- Modèle objet d'ADO 2.5 -- Procédures d'installation du serveur web personnel sous windows 9x -- Codes d'erreur -- Informations utiles -- Codes d'erreur http 1.1 -- Glossaire de termes et d'accronymes
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ترجمة مجد الدين أبي البركات ابن تيمية - مخطوط مجد الدين بن تيمية www.goldenshamela.com
مخطوطات حديثية
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حماسه ستارخان عباس پناهی ماکویی
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The mechanical design process / David G. Ullman. Ullman, David G., 1944- McGraw-Hill, c2003., Massachusetts, 2002
The third edition of <i>The Mechanical Design Process</i> combines a practical overview of the design process with case material and real-life engineering insights. Ullman's work as an innovative designer comes through consistently, and has made this book a favorite with readers. <p>This book conveys the "flavor" of design, addressing both traditional engineering topics as well as real-world issues like creative thinking, synthesis of ideas, visualization, teamwork, sense of customer needs and product success factors, and the financial aspects of design alternatives, in a practical and motivating manner. Its ongoing use of a bicycle design case brings the design stages and concepts to life, and shows the actual steps taken to generate design ideas and bring them to fruition. Approaches to concept generation, including TRIZ and axiomatic design, are given strong coverage.</p> <p> This text is appropriate primarily for the Senior Design course taken by mechanical engineering students, though it can also be used in design courses offered earlier in the curriculum. Working engineers also find it to be a readable, practical overview of the modern design process.</p> <p>The third edition of The Mechanical Design Process combines a practical overview of the design process with case material and real-life engineering insights. Ullman's work as an innovative designer comes through consistently, and has made this book a favorite with readers. This book conveys the "flavor" of design, addressing both traditional engineering topics as well as real-world issues like creative thinking, synthesis of ideas, visualization, teamwork, sense of customer needs and product success factors, and the financial aspects of design alternatives, in a practical and motivating manner. <p>This text is appropriate for both the Introduction to Engineering Design course, where it helps students to learn design process thinking and planning before they get into more advanced topics, and the senior capstone design course.</p> </p>
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Mining of massive datasets / Jure Leskovec, Anand Rajaraman, Jeffrey David Ullman, Standford University Jure Leskovec, Anand Rajaraman, Jeffrey David Ullman, Jeffrey D. Ullman CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS; Cambridge University Press, Second edition, Cambridge, 2014
Written by leading authorities in database and Web technologies, this book is essential reading for students and practitioners alike. The popularity of the Web and Internet commerce provides many extremely large datasets from which information can be gleaned by data mining. This book focuses on practical algorithms that have been used to solve key problems in data mining and can be applied successfully to even the largest datasets. It begins with a discussion of the map-reduce framework, an important tool for parallelizing algorithms automatically. The authors explain the tricks of locality-sensitive hashing and stream processing algorithms for mining data that arrives too fast for exhaustive processing. Other chapters cover the PageRank idea and related tricks for organizing the Web, the problems of finding frequent itemsets and clustering. This second edition includes new and extended coverage on social networks, machine learning and dimensionality reduction.
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lgli/R:\!fiction\0day\eng\_NIRC\2021-02 FEB\Danielle Younge-Ullman\Falling Under (13349)\Falling Under - Danielle Younge-Ullman.epub
Falling Under Danielle Younge-Ullman Danielle Younge-Ullman
REVIEWSFrom NYT Bestselling author Caroline Leavitt, for Dame Magazine"Fierce, erotic and absolutely fearless, this riveting debut tunnels into the psyche of a young artist who is as self-destructive as she is talented. To transform her career and have any sort of shot at happiness, she must grapple with thorny secrets from her past and open herself up to the terror of love. Shocking and moving, Falling Under is as edgy as a razor blade and unlike anything you've ever read before."From Kim Alexander for XM Radio Fiction Nation"Here's a debut novel that delivers, with a narrator who's afraid of just about everything except revealing herself on paper — there's a real element of 'I shouldn't be seeing this' in Younge-Ullman's work. The story of Mara, a talented painter so beset by her demons and fears that can she can barely leave her house, is set alongside the story of Mara's childhood, and I got the rare experience of both plunging forward with the story and stepping back to...
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nexusstc/ک‍ری‍م‍خ‍ان‌ زن‍د: ن‍ی‍ک‍وت‍ری‍ن‌ زم‍ام‍دار ت‍اری‍خ‌ ای‍ران‌ [Karim Khan Zand]/eb1b22f0b0463daa518e7a1cc4ce004f.pdf
ک‍ری‍م‍خ‍ان‌ زن‍د: ن‍ی‍ک‍وت‍ری‍ن‌ زم‍ام‍دار ت‍اری‍خ‌ ای‍ران‌ [Karim Khan Zand] پناهی سمنانی نشر ندا،, Tārīkh va farhang va adab -- 1, Chāp-i 1., Tihrān, Iran, 1996
Taʼlīf-i Panāhī Simnānī. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [256]-[257]) And Indexes.
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lgli/2009\2009-03-31\Danielle Younge-Ullman - Falling Under (v5.0) (pdf).pdf
Falling Under Younge-Ullman, Danielle Penguin Publishing Group, United States, United States of America
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lgli/R:\!fiction\0day\eng\_IRC\6\2018-01 Alt\James Michael Ullman\The Neon Haystack (210)\The Neon Haystack - James Michael Ullman.epub
The Neon Haystack Ullman, James Michael Wildside Press LLC, 2017
When his brother vanishes without a trace in a city of a million people, it's up to Steve Kolchak to find him. James Michael Ullman (1925-1997) was an American novelist and newspaper writer/editor known for his work in and about the Chicago area. Ullman served in World War II and the U.S. Navy for two and a half years, and also served as an Air Force civilian employee on Guam. He was educated at Chicago's Wright Junior College and De Paul University, eventually receiving a Masters in Journalism from Northwestern University in 1954. He became a newspaperman soon after, serving as police reporter on the La Porte, Indiana Herald-Argus, then as editor of the Skokie, IL News, and served as head of the United Press Bureau's Chicago desk. He won a prize in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine's 1953 contest with his first story, "Anything New on the Strangler?" His short stories continued to appear in EQMM through the early 1960s, when he turned to novels. Number of Words in Auth: 3 Formats : EPUB Number of Formats : 1 Has Cover : Yes Single Author : James Michael Ullman Original Source : MIRC Files_New_01_01 02 03 04 Sorted Author by LN, FN: Ullman, James Michael Title Length : 017 Title Parm D : The Neon Haystack Title Parm F : The Neon Haystack Num of Aut : 1 Title Parm B : ( Record ID : 210 Uncomma Author : James Michael Ullman Title Parm A : The Neon Haystack
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lgli/Ullman, Allan & Fletcher, Lucille - Ho sento, us heu equivocat de numero [32554] (r1.0) [CA]
Ho sento, us heu equivocat de número Allan Ullman & Lucille Fletcher ePubLibre, La Cua de Palla, 23, 1948
El telèfon, el timbre, la nit. Una mà que disca, una veu que parla, una orella que escolta. Una mica més de nit, el silenci, l'espera, l'angoixa. La veu, les veus. La soledat, un món aliè, hostil. Un món a fora, un món a dins. La cambra. Els ulls que sotgen el telèfon, les mans que engrapen les mans i es retorcen. La nit és alta, la nit és llarga. Algú combina, algú maquina, algú. Algú a l'altra banda de ciutat, algú a prop. Les llàgrimes, les idees, el cervell que treballa. I un altre cervell, ignorat i monstruós, destructiu. Fa calor, fa fred, no fa res. Les hores, els minuts, els segons. Alguna cosa que asfixia. Les tenebres interiors i la por, alta com un mur. El telèfon, el timbre, la nit...
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nexusstc/عهد عتیق کتاب های شریعت یا تورات/9e9d2cf3bca1e31d5786c0ce07eab135.pdf
عهد عتیق کتاب های شریعت یا تورات 1 پیروز سیار نشر نی, 1, 2008
کتاب مقدس اثری فراتر از یک کتاب است و کتابخانه‌ای حقیقی است که در سنت کلیسای کاتولیک از هفتاد و سه نوشته تشکیل شده است. این نوشته‌ها دارای حجم‌های متفاوتی هستند و هرکدام مؤلف و منشأ و تاریخ خاص خود را دارد. پاره‌ای به عبری نگاشته شده‌اند و شامل قطعه‌های به زبان آرامی می‌شوند و پاره‌ای دیگر به یونانی تألیف گشته‌اند. کتاب مقدس از دو بخش بزرگ تشکیل شده است که تحت عنوان «عهد عتیق» و «عهد جدید» شناخته می‌شوند. عهد عتیق شامل نوشته‌های یهود است، اما علاوه بر یهودیان، مسیحیان نیز آن را کتاب آسمانی خود می‌شمارند. عهد جدید مشتمل بر نوشته‌هایی است که به مسیحیان اختصاص دارند. یهودیان عهد عتیق را تَنَخ می‌نامند که نامی اختصاری است و بر اساس عناوین سه بخش کتاب دینی آنان ساخته شده است که عبارتند از: توراه (شریعت)، نِبیئیم (پیامبران) و کِتوبیم (مکتوبات). از هفتاد و سه نوشته‌ای که کتاب مقدس را می‌سازند، چهل و شش عدد به عهد عتیق و بیست و هفت عدد به عهد جدید تعلق دارند. ترجمه‌ی عهد عتیق در چهار جلد منتشر شده است. جلد اول کتاب‌های شریعت یا تورات، جلد دوم کتاب‌های تاریخ، جلد سوم کتاب‌های حکمت و جلد چهارم کتاب‌های پیامبران.
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lgli/R:\!fiction\0day\eng\_IRC\2018\2018-n119\Wildside - James Michael Ullman - The James Michael Ullman Crime Novel Megapack (retail) (epub).epub
The James Michael Ullman Crime Novel Megapack Ullman, James Michael Wildside Press LLC, Wildside, 2016
James Michael Ullman (1925-1997) was an American novelist and newspaper writer/editor known for his work in and about the Chicago area. Ullman served in World War II and the U.S. Navy for two and a half years, and also served as an Air Force civilian employee on Guam. He was educated at Chicago's Wright Junior College and De Paul University, eventually receiving a Masters in Journalism from Northwestern University in 1954. He became a newspaperman soon after, serving as police reporter on the La Porte, Indiana Herald-Argus, then as editor of the Skokie, IL News, and served as head of the United Press Bureaus Chicago desk. He won a prize in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazines 1953 contest with his first story, "Anything New on the Strangler?" His short stories continued to appear in EQMM through the early 1960s, when he turned to novels. This volume selects four of his best: THE NEON HAYSTACK FULL COVERAGE THE VENUS TRAP LADY ON FIRE If you enjoy this ebook, don't...
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upload/wll/ENTER/Fict-Bio/Ullman, Albert Edward/The Talkie Murder.lit
The Talkie Murder Ullman, Albert Edward 0
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nexusstc/Adatbázisrendszerek megvalósítása/0751c4fb9189412a3b929785efdab13b.djvu
Adatbázisrendszerek megvalósítása Hector Garcia-Molina, Jeffrey D. Ullman, Jennifer Widom Panem, 2001
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lgli/Lester Levenson Enlightenment Story Sedona Method Release Technique from the book Mystics, masters, saints, and sages _ stor - Ullman, Robert;Reichenberg-Ullman, Judyth.pdf
Lester Levenson Enlightenment Story Sedona Method Release Technique from the book ' Mystics, masters, saints, and sages by Ullman, Robert; Reichenberg-Ullman, Judyth Lester Levenson, Eckhart Tolle, Anthony De Mello, Lawrence Crane, Frank Lester, Sedona Method, Hale Dwoskin, Larry Crane Lester Levenson, 2024
LESTER LEVENSON LESTER LEVENSON Story of Enlightenment ( Sedona Method, Release Technique ) -: TWENTY-TWO S> LESTER LEVENSON 1909-1994, UNITED STATES ESTER levenson is relatively unknown to most spiritual seekers, Iunless they have come upon what is called the "Sedona Method" .J Lester's own method of achieving enlightenment, which has been systematized for his students. A self-made man, Lester was not particularly spiritual in his early years. A physicist and engineer, he also achieved financial success in restaurant, lumber, building, oil, and real estate businesses. He lived in New York City, and his life revolved mainly around his relationships with women and his business endeavors, al- though he was also an avid patron of the arts. By 1952, however, at the age of forty-two, after his second heart at- tack, Lester found himself on the brink of death. Suffering also from chronic jaundice, kidney stones, migraine headaches, and a perforated ulcer, Lester was abandoned by his doctor and sent home to die. Not eager to succumb to his physician's death sentence, Lester began seriously to question and reevaluate the very purpose of his life. Over a three-month period, he not only succeeded at releasing each and every obstacle to his happiness, but all of his health problems spon- taneously disappeared! Lester found a way to become enormously happy and to develop yogic powers he had never even known existed. All this without any spiritual instruction whatsoever. Realizing that his problems were self-caused by his own erroneous thinking, Lester found freedom. When he was able to release negative thoughts and feelings, he felt tremendous relief and inner peace. Lester became acutely aware that the only time he had been really happy was not when he was loved, but when he was loving others, particularly the women in his life. He resolved to love not only women, but everyone he met, and to release any feelings that interfered with that loving. Such an attitude served to enhance his happiness even more. 163 Soon Lester noticed that his life changed dramatically for the better. Having discovered the secrets of happiness and freedom, he found him- self identified with every being and every atom in the universe. Lester saw God in everyone and everything and was in a state of complete harmony. His delight knew no bounds. Following his realization, Lester relinquished his businesses and moved to the desert outside Sedona, Arizona. He taught small groups of students, whoever found him out of their own search for ultimate free- dom. Eventually a center grew around him, though Lester never sought fame. For nearly twenty years, he and his students shared the Sedona Method with people from all walks of life, including Hollywood celebri- ties. Lester Levenson's sole desire was to share with others what he had been so fortunate to realize: permanent happiness. The selection is from unpublished autobiographical material by Lester Levenson, made available by Hale Dwoskin, a student of Lester's for eighteen years, who carries on his work. RELEASING FOR ULTIMATE FREEDOM i wasattheendofmyrope.Iwastoldnottotakeastepunless I absolutely had to because there was a possibility that I could drop dead at any moment. This was a terrible, shocking thing to suddenly be told that I couldn't be active anymore, having been so active all my life. It was a horrible thing. An intense fear of dying overwhelmed me, the fear that I might drop dead any minute. This stayed with me for days. I went through a real, horrible, low, spinning period there, in the grip of intense fear of dying or of being a cripple for the rest of my life in that I wouldn't be able to be active. How could I take care of all that, and me. I felt that life would not be worthwhile any more. This caused me to conclude with determination, "Either I get the answers, or I'll take me off this earth. No heart attack will do 164 MYSTICS. MASTERS. SAINTS. AND SAGES — it!" I had a nice easy way to do it, too. I had morphine the doc- tors gave me for my kidney stone attacks. After several days of this intense fear of dying, I suddenly re- alized, "Well, I'm still alive. As long as I'm alive there's hope. As long as I'm alive, maybe I can get out of this. What do I do?" Well, I was always a smart boy, always made the honor roll. Even got myself a four-year scholarship to Rutgers University at a time when scholarships were very rare through competitive ex- aminations. But what does this avail me? Nothing! Here I am with all this brilliance, as miserable and scared as can be. Then I said, "Lester, you were not only not smart, you were dumb! Dumb! Dumb! There's something wrong in your intel- lect. With all your knowledge, you've come to this bottom end! Drop all this knowledge you've so studiously picked up on phi- losophy, psychology, social science, and economics! It is of no avail! Start from scratch. Begin all over again your search for the answers." And with an extreme desperation and intense wanting out not wanting to die, I began to question, "What am I? What is this world? What is my relationship to it? What do I want from it?" "Happiness." "'Well, what is happiness?" "Being loved." "But I am loved. I know several very desirable girls with beauty, charm, and intellect who want me. And I have the esteem of my friends. Yet, I'm miserable!" I sensed that the closest thing related to happiness was love. So I began reviewing and reliving my past love affairs, looking at the points where the little happiness that I had were. I began to pull up and dissect all my high moments of loving. Suddenly, I got an inkling that it was when I was loving that I had the highest feeling! I remembered one evening, a beautiful balmy evening, in the mountains when I was camping with Virginia. We were both lying on the grass, both looking up at the sky, and I had my arm LESTER LEVENSON 165 around her. The nirvana, the perfection of the height of happi- ness was right there. I was feeling how great is love for Virginia! How wonderful is knowing all this nature! How perfect a set- ting! Then I saw that it was my loving her that was the cause of this happiness! Not the beauty of the setting, or being with Virginia. Then I immediately turned to the other side. Boy it was great when she loved me! I remembered the moment when publicly this beautiful, charming girl told the world that she approved of — So, this momentary ego approval was not as great as the feel- ing of loving her! As long as I was loving her, I felt so happy. But when she loved me, there were only moments of happiness when she gave me approval. Days of further cogitation gradually revealed to me that this was correct! I was happier when I loved her than I was when I got that momentary ego-satisfaction when she loved me. Her loving me was a momentary pleasure that needed constant showing and proving on her part, while my loving her was a con- stant happiness, as long as I was loving her. I concluded that my happiness equated to my loving! If I could increase my loving, then I could increase my happiness! This was the first inkling I had as to what brings about happi- ness. And it was a tremendous thing because I hadn't had happi- ness. And I said, "Gee, if this is the key to happiness, I've got the greatest!" Even the hope of getting more and more happiness was a tremendous thing, because this was the number one thing — love affairs. I dug up from the past, incident after incident when I thought I was loving, and I discovered that I was being nice to 166 MYSTICS. MASTERS. SAINTS. AND SAGES and I could feel that nice feeling of ap- Lester, she loved Lester proval. But I sensed that it was not as great as what I had just dis- covered. It was not a lasting feeling. It was just for the moment. In order for me to have that feeling continuously, she had to con- tinue saying that. I wanted That started me on weeks and weeks of reviewing my past happiness. my girlfriends, trying to get them to love me, and that that was selfish. That was not really love. That was just wanting my ego bolstered! I kept reviewing incidents from the past, and where I saw that I was not loving, I would change that feeling to loving that per- son. Instead of wanting them to do something for me, I would change it to my wanting to do something for them. I kept this up until I couldn't find any more incidents to work on. This insight on love, seeing that happiness was determined by my capacity to love, was a tremendous insight. It began to free me, and any bit of freedom when you're plagued feels so good. I knew that I was in the right direction. I had gotten hold of a link of the chain of happiness and was determined not to let go until I had the entire chain. I felt a greater freedom. There was an easier concentration of my mind because of it. And I began to look better at my mind. What is my mind? What is intelligence? Suddenly, a picture flashed of amusement park bumper-cars that are difficult to steer so that they continually bump into each other. They all get their electrical energy from the wire screen above the cars through a pole coming down to every car. The power above was symbolic of the overall intelligence and energy of the universe coming down the pole to me and every- one else, and to the degree we step on the gas do we use it. Each driver of the cars is taking the amount of energy and intelligence that he wants from that wire, but he steers his car blindly and bumps into other cars, and bumps and bumps. I saw that if I chose to, I could take more and more of that overall intelligence. And so I dug into that. I began to examine thinking and its relationship to what was happening. And it was revealed that everything that was happening had a prior thought behind it and that I never before related the thought and the happening because of the element of time between the two. When I saw that everything that was happening to me had a thought of it before it happened, I realized that if I could grab LESTER LEVENSON 167 hold of this, I could consciously determine everything that was happening to me! And above all, I saw that I was responsible for everything that had happened to me, formerly thinking that the world was abus- ing me! I saw that my whole past life, and all that tremendous ef- fort to make money and in the end, failing, was due only to my thinking! This was a tremendous piece of freedom, to think that I was not a victim of this world, that it lay within my power to arrange the world the way I wanted it to be, that rather than being an ef- fect of it, I could now be at cause over it and arrange it the way I would like it to be! That was a tremendous realization, a tremendous feeling of freedom! I was so ill when I started my searching; I had one foot in the grave. And when I saw that my thinking was cause for what was happening to me, I immediately saw my body from my chin down to my toes as perfect. And instantly, I knew it was perfect! I knew the lesions and adhesions of my intestine due to perforated ulcers were undone. I knew everything within me was in perfect running order. And it was. Discovering that my happiness equated to my loving, discov- ering that my thinking was the cause of things happening to me in my life gave me more and more freedom. Freedom from un- conscious compulsions that I had to work, I had to make money, I had to have girls. Freedom in the feeling that I was now able to determine my destiny, I was now able to control my world, I was now able to arrange my environment to suit me. This new free- dom lightened my internal burden so greatly that I felt that I had no need to do anything. Plus, the new happiness I was experiencing was so great! I was experiencing a joy that I had never known existed. I had never dreamed happiness could be so great. I determined "If this is so great, I'm not going to let go of it until I carry it all the way!" I had no idea how joyous a person 168 MYSTICS. MASTERS, SAINTS. AND SAGES could be. So, I began digging further on how to extend this joy. I began further changing my attitudes on love. I would imagine the girl I wanted most marrying one of my friends, or the boy I would want her to marry least, and then enjoy their enjoying each other. To me, this was the extreme in loving, and if I could achieve it, it would give me more of this wonderful thing that I was experiencing. And so I worked on it. I took a particular fellow, Burl, and a particular girl, and I wouldn't let go until I could really feel the joy of their enjoying each other. who were opposing me no end when I was trying to help them. I would consciously feel the greatest love for them when they were attacking me. And the joy of loving them was so wonderful, I would, without any thought, thank them so profusely for having given me the opportunity of talking with them, that it threw them into a dither. But I really felt that. I thanked them from the bottom of my heart for having given me the opportunity of loving them when they were making it as difficult as they possibly could. I didn't express that to them. I just thanked them for the opportunity of having been able to talk with them. That I was able to do this was good news to me because, like other things, I was able to carry loving to the extreme. I could love people who were opposing me. And I would not stop until I could see the end of the line of this happiness I was getting. I would go higher and higher and higher and say, "Oh, my gosh, there can be nothing higher than this!" But I would try. And, I would go higher. Then I would say, "Oh, there can't be anything higher than this!" But I would try, and go higher! And then say, "Oh, there can't be anything happier than this!" until I realized there was no limit to happiness! I would get incapacitated. I could look at my body, and I couldn't move it I was so top-heavy with ecstasy and joy. I was LESTER LEVENSON 169 Then I knew I had it or almost had — it. Then later on, I had further tests of this in talking to people actually incapacitated. I would do this for hours, going higher and higher and then I would have to work for hours to keep coming down and down and down until I could start being the body again in order to operate it. Contemplating the source of intelligence and energy, I dis- covered that energy, as well as intelligence, was available in un- limited amounts, and that it came simply by my freeing myself from all compulsions, inhibitions, entanglements, hang-ups. I saw that I had dammed up this energy, this power, and all I had to do was pry loose the logs of the dam which were my compul- sions and hang-ups — things, I was removing logs and allowing this infinite energy to and that was what I did. As I let go of these flow, just like a water dam flows if you pull the logs out, one by one. The more logs you pull out, the greater the flow. All I needed to do was to remove these logs and let the infinite power and energy flow. Seeing this, the power that was right behind my mind was al- lowed to flow through like it had never flowed before. There were times when I'd get this realization of what I am that would put so much energy into me, I would just jump up in the air from my chair. I would go right straight out the front door, and I would start walking and walking and walking, for hours at a — I saw that the source of all this energy, of all intelligence was basically harmonious, and that harmony was the rule of the uni- verse. And that was why the planets were not colliding, and that was why the sun rose every day, and that was why everything went. When I started my search, I was a very convinced and ab- solute materialist. The only thing that was real was that which 170 MYSTICS. MASTERS. SAINTS. AND SAGES sometimes for days at a time! I just felt as though my time body would not contain it, that I had to walk or run some of it off. I remember walking the streets of New York City in the wee hours of the morning, just walking at a very good pace, and not being able to do anything otherwise! I had to expend some of that energy. It was so tremendous. you could feel and touch. My understanding of the world was as solid as concrete. And when some of these revelations came to me that the world was just a result of my mind, that thinking de- termined all matter, that matter had no intelligence, and that our intelligence determined all matter and everything about it. When I saw that the solidity that I formerly had was only a thought itself, my nice, solid, concrete foundations began to crack. Twenty years of buildup began to tumble. And my body shook, and shook so much; I just shook for days. I shook just like a nervous old person. I knew that the con- crete view I had had of the world was never going to be again. But it didn't drop away gracefully, with ease. For days, I actually shook, until I think I shook the whole thing loose. Then, my view was just the opposite of what it had been months previously, that the real solid thing was not the physical world, was not my mind, but something, which was much greater. The very essence, the very Beingness of me was the real- ity. It had no limits, it was eternal and all the things that I saw be- fore were the least of me, rather than the all of me. The all of me was my Beingness. I saw that the only limitations I had were the ones that I ac- cepted. So, wanting to know what am I? And looking for this un- limited Being that I had had an inkling of, I got insight of this tremendous unlimited Being that I am. And on seeing that, I right there and then realized, "Well, I'm not this limited body and I thought I was! I am not this mind with its limitations that I thought I was!" And I undid all body limitation, and almost all mind limitation, just by saying, "I am not it! Finished! Done! Period! That's it!," I so declared. It was obvious to me that I wasn't that body and mind that I one grand ocean. It's not chopped up into parts called drops of bodies. It's all one ocean. LESTER LEVENSON 17* had thought I was. I just saw — that's all! It's simple when you see it. I let go of identifying with this body. And when I did that, I saw that my Beingness was all Beingness. That Beingness is like This caused me to identify with every being, every person and even every item in this universe. Then you are finished for- ever with separation and all the hellishness that's caused only by separation. Then you can no more be fooled by the apparent limitations of the world. You see them as a dream, as an appear- ancy, because you know that your very own Beingness has no limits. In reality, the only thing that is, is Beingness. That is the real, changeless substance behind everything. Everything of life itself was open to me— standing of it. It is simply that we are infinite beings, over which we have superimposed concepts of limitation (the logs of the dam). And we are smarting under these limitations that we ac- cept for ourselves as though they are real, because they are op- posed to our basic nature of total freedom. Life before and after my realization was at two different ex- tremes. Before, it was just extreme depression, intense misery, and sickness. After, it was a happiness and serenity that's inde- scribable. Life became so beautiful and so harmonious that all day, every day, everything would fall perfectly into line. As I would drive through New York City, I would rarely hit a red light. When I would go to park my car, people sometimes two or three people would stop and even step into the street to help direct me into a parking space. There were times when taxi cab drivers would see me looking for a parking space and would give up their space for me. And after they did, they couldn't un- derstand why they had done it. There they were, double-parked! Even policemen who were parked would move out and give me their parking place. And again, after they did, they couldn't understand why. But I knew they felt good in doing so. And they would continue to help me. If I went into a store, the salesman would happily go out of his way to help me. Or, if I would order something in a restau- rant and then change my mind, the waitress would bring what I wanted, even though I hadn't told her. 172 MYSTICS. MASTERS. SAINTS. AND SAGES the total under- Actually everyone moves to serve you as you just float around. When you are in tune and you have a thought, every atom in the universe moves to fulfill your thought. And this is true. Being in harmony is such a delightful, delectable state, not because things are coming your way, but because of the feeling of God-in-operation. It's a tremendous feeling; you just cant imag- ine how great it is. It is such a delight when you're in tune, in harmony—you see God everywhere! You're watching God in op- eration. And that is what you enjoy, rather than the time, the in- cident, the happening. His operation is the ultimate. When we get in tune, our capacity to love is so extreme that we love everyone with an extreme intensity which makes living the most delightful it could ever be. From an unpublished autobiographical manuscript by Lester Levenson. LESTER LEVENSON 173
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