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Title: Brain Typing

Subtitle: The Amazing New Science for Understanding Yourself and Others

Author: Jonathan P. Niednagel

Narrator: Jonathan Niednagel

Format: Original Recording

Length: 8 hrs and 29 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-14-14

Publisher: Nightingale-Conant

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind

Publisher's Summary:

Gain an uncanny, razor-sharp understanding of yourself and everyone around you! Did you ever wonder just what makes people tick? Have you ever wondered why you do the things you do, where your habits, patterns, and way of living started? Do you wonder if "human nature" is a product of the environment or something that you are born with and is buried deep down? Do you ever wonder if you could achieve more in life by simply developing a better way of not only understanding yourself, but anyone you may come in contact with? The answers to all these questions lie in the revolutionary concept of Brain Typing. This exciting program, Brain Typing: the Amazing New Science for Understanding Yourself and Others, is a 21st-century approach to understanding and developing people. It classifies all people the world over, into 16 different and unique types. Each person only has one of the 16, and it's an inborn, genetically predisposed wiring that directly regulates both mental and motor skills. Each Brain Type not only has inherent and specific mental proficiencies and deficiencies, but physical ones as well. These inborn traits are the greatest determinants for why people do most things they do. By determining an individual Brain Type, one can know - even as a youngster - what one is best cut out to do in life, and how best to get there. Many frustrations and wasted time can be eliminated, with the process of Brain Typing. Whether it be in business, academics, relationships, parenting, sports, spirituality, vocations, or any other aspect of life that deals with people, Brain Typing can offer unparalleled insight and strategies for optimizing personal success - based on one's individual and unique design. By taking a simple test provided in this program, you can open a whole new world of possibilities and opportunities for yourself in many areas of your life.

Members Reviews:

A necesity tool

Very practical and easy tool in understanding people behavior.It also came olruedy organized for to work in clients

and explain to them what is that they need to change or used more in their potential abilities

ok, not that good

kinda ok, i thought it to be something which is related to how thoughts evolve, so i bought it, but it says about peoples characters and how every 1 is different and designed for specific task..

while this is true to some extent, but persons change with situation and time, not very useful book

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Title: Rational Science, Vol. I

Author: Monk E. Mind

Narrator: Ross Merrick

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 43 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-22-14

Publisher: Grinning Monkey Publishing

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Physics

Publisher's Summary:

Forty-four science articles using the Rational Scientific Method of Inquiry. These subjects are covered in the book Curious Chain of Events, and this is the first in a series of Rational Science books.

Members Reviews:

Excellent book

Very good book, highly recommend it

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Title: The Truthtellers

Subtitle: Stories of Success by Radically Honest People

Author: Dr. Brad Blanton

Narrator: Drea Good-Brown, Dr. Brad Blanton, Wendy Brown, Lakin Evans, Stefanie Eyestone Weir, Alex Robert Nichols

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 36 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-10-14

Publisher: Sparrowhawk Press

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind

Publisher's Summary:

Freedom is a psychological accomplishment. Only truthfulness will set us free. Many of us already know that in our bones, but we don't always muster the courage to do it - or remember the incredible rewards! From the simple, intensely moving stories in the beginning to the profound and hilarious essays in the end, this audiobook is the best reminder of that reward you will ever come across. Honesty is the source of the ongoing renewal of love. We have the evidence.

The Truthtellers: Stories of Success by Radically Honest People contains true stories from people who have shared honestly with people in their personal lives, and how it often leads to unpredicted love, freedom, creativity and joy. You will also find how this kind of honest self-expression leads to activism in the world community, and what we can do to co-create a wilder, more joyous life together.

By the author of the best-selling Radical Honesty, Brad Blanton, Ph.D.

Grace Llewelyn (The Teenage Liberation Handbook) says this about The Truthtellers: "The visceral descriptions of anxiety and other painful feelings that come in the process of telling the truth are a key strength of this wonderful book. People worry that Radical Honesty is too messy, too hurtful. Well, if you're doing it right, it is messy. And it does often hurt. But, as these stories here show beautifully, if you're willing to go through the mess and the hurt, the rewards are unbelievably, unpredictably rich. The kind of love that is possible after somebody tells the truth (in the way Brad and his colleagues define telling the truth), is a whole different animal - fresher, looser, deeper, sweeter, wilder, stronger - than what usually passes for love. I know because I have my own parallel stories to the ones here."

Members Reviews:

The truth!!

What is truth? Facts, what are they? To be honest is a noble goal. We live in a world of bullshit, that's a fact!

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Title: Memory

Subtitle: How to Develop, Train, and Use It

Author: William Walker Atkinson

Narrator: Steven Benjamin

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 22 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-25-14

Publisher: New Internet Technologies

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind

Publisher's Summary:

William Walker Atkinson is American pioneer of the New Thought movement. His books help people become smarter and happier. This audiobook is no exception. Techniques which he proposed were checked by many people. You can estimate them too! It needs very little argument to convince the average thinking person of the great importance of memory, although even then very few begin to realize just how important is the function of the mind that has to do with the retention of mental impressions. This audiobook will help you to develop your memory, train your mind and become smarter.

Members Reviews:

The book is about "How to remember what"

Since this book is directly converted from paperback, formatting disappointed a lot.

But, I would like to thank William for quoting India.

"In India, in the past, the sacred books were committed to memory, and handed down from teacher to student, for ages. And even to-day it is no uncommon thing for the student to be able to repeat, word for word, some voluminous religious work equal in extent to the New Testament. Max Muller states that the entire text and glossary of Panini's Sanscrit grammar, equal in extent to the entire Bible, were handed down orally for several centuries before being committed to writing. There are Brahmins to-day who have committed to memory, and who can repeat at will, the entire collection of religious poems known as the Mahabarata, consisting of over 300,000 slokas or verses."

Classic approach to memory development

It's an 'okay' memory instruction book. It uses somewhat older methods of memory improvement, which take some diligence and discipline to apply. Can be very helpful in understanding how our brains tackle remembering any information in the classic sense without using unusual mnemonics.

Good advice

A very well thought out treatise on improving memory with timeless ideas. Like every thing else, advice only helps if you put it to use.

A Bible to all disciples of memory

I cannot express how timeless and valuable the lessons and examples are in this book. It covers the basics of improving the faculties of memory naturally to a tee. Anyone seriously endeavoring to improve their memory must start with this classic. Not only is it informative and instructive, the book is also well written, interesting and exceptionally entertaining. I will most certainly remember this one unto my dying day.

Lots of Valuable Ideas - Few Concrete Techniques

Clear introduction to improving memory. A little dated in the style of writing, and not as engaging as some newer books (like _The_Memory_Book_ by Lucas and Lorayne), but still gives a nice treatment and some good ideas. Focuses on broad principles of improving memory rather than presenting detailed techniques typically found in other books.

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Title: 30-Day Rehab Challenge for Trichotillomania

Subtitle: Overcome Trichotillomania - How to Stop Hair-Pulling Disorder

Author: Sabrina Kendall

Narrator: Deb Thomas

Format: Unabridged

Length: 34 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-20-14

Publisher: Sabrina Kendall

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 12 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind

Publisher's Summary:

Individuals who pull their hair out of the scalp have trichotillomania, which is an obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). The people who have this disorder may think they are the only one, but there are thousands of people who have trichotillomania and hide it.

There's a quiz inside to help you with the conscious thoughts of dealing with trichotillomania. If you have been pulling your hair out and you've tried to stop, listen to this audiobook and do a 30-day challenge to get on the road to your recovery.

Members Reviews:

Waste of time

Tape fingers, get hobby, (I don't need a list of activities or stores where to go shopping). Lectures on the Bible... Don't waste your money.

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Title: Time One

Subtitle: Discover How the Universe Began

Author: Colin Gillespie

Narrator: Derek Perkins

Format: Unabridged

Length: 23 hrs and 33 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-28-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Physics

Publisher's Summary:

Time One tackles mankind's most baffling question: How did the world begin? After challenging old thinking about forty-seven crucial scientific problems, Time One author Colin Gillespie solves forty-five of them and comes up with a strikingly simple answer to the most perplexing question of them all: How did the world begin?

Time One takes an iconoclastic look at contemporary physics, notably relativity, quantum mechanics and string theory. It connects the dots across centuries of philosophy, literature and religion. Yet despite its formidable scope and breadth, it remains accessible and even lighthearted. It's the ultimate mystery, and it takes a fictional detective to solve it. The protagonist--a beach bum--takes his cues not only from the likes of Aristotle, Newton and Einstein but also from Lewis Carroll, Raymond Chandler, Frank Herbert--and even Mariah Carey--among many others. And the most helpful if least likely source is the imaginary detective who becomes his sidekick. One of the book's central (and most entertaining) premises is the detective's use of science's great stumbling blocks as clues to what happened before the Big Bang.

Members Reviews:

An usual and irrititating treatment.

The only reason I read this was because it was chosen by a member of our book group. At least I only wasted money on the Kindle! I found this book very irritating for many reasons. First the subject matter, specifically reconciling physics as we understand it today with the big bang, is a fascinating subject. Read "Origins" by Tyson and Goldsmith which is excellent. Second, the physics itself is fascinating, for instance try Feynman. Gillespie decides to view the subject from the standpoint of a detective and his extraordinarily dull girlfriend in the process eschewing any pictures or illustrations. Their banal conversation persists for 600 pages with occasional comments on physics. Only one other person in the group actually read the book all the way through and he was not the one who chose it! If you are interested in this subject, the first fraction of second of creation, or quantum physics or detective stories, there are many really good books illustrating the awe you might experience in viewing the universe and the mysteries of quantum physics.

Deep look into the Universe, Not for the faint of heart

This book is a daunting exposition of physics from the time of Issac Newton to the present. But it mainly focuses on Quantum Physics and Relativity, with many side trips into many of the different aspects of modern physics, and to a lesser extent mathematics. Though Philosophy and fiction play parts in this book as well, physics is the central attraction. While deep understanding of Quantum mechanics, Einstein's theories of Relativity, Gravity, Astrophysics, String Theory, Black Holes, and other aspects of modern physics are not essential, At least some understanding and interest in them are useful for following along and not being put off by the flow of the book.

Time One explores many areas of modern physics from the point of view of a Hacker who is hired to find a new theory of the Universe's beginning point. Initially the hacker is supposed to do research for a supposed Private Investigator (PI). But this PI turns out to be not really interested and is really working for the hacker's lady boss to do other tasks.

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Title: Genius Unrecognised

Author: Tony Hill

Narrator: Tony Hill

Format: Original Recording

Length: 1 hr and 8 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-01-13

Publisher: BBC Worldwide Limited

Genres: Science & Technology, Physics

Publisher's Summary:

Tony Hill, Director of Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry, honours the scientists who revolutionised microscopic technology, electrical power, air navigation, gyroscopic travel, and digital sound. In their day they were dismissed as blue-sky time-wasters but now we recognise their genius. Hear how in these five episodes, as heard on BBC Radio 4.

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Titolo: La vita complessa della natura [The Complex Life of Nature]

Sottotitolo: Come la scienza della complessità ci offre una nuova, meravigliosa visione del mondo

Autore: Marco Alis

Narratore: Fabio Farnè

Formato: Unabridged

Durata: 40 mins

Lingua: Italiano

Data di pubblicazione: 08-16-13

Editore: Area51 Publishing

Categoria: Science & Technology, Physics

Riepilogo Editore:

Questo audiolibro racconta la visione della natura dal punto di vista della scienza della complessità ed è un bello stimolo per vedere e vivere la natura in modo nuovo ed evolvere in e con essa. La natura scoperta dal pensiero della complessità è una natura aperta, dinamica, interdipendente. Noi siamo natura. È la natura che crea i nostri sogni. Senza la natura, i sogni non esistono.

[This audiobook tells the view of nature from the point of view of the science of complexity and is a nice incentive to see and experience nature in a new way and evolve with it. The nature discovered by complexity theory is a still open, dynamic, interdependent. We are nature. It is the nature that creates our dreams. Without nature, dreams do not exist].

Please note: This audiobook is in Italian.

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Title: Mathletics

Subtitle: A Scientist Explains 100 Amazing Things About the World of Sports

Author: John D. Barrow

Narrator: Bill Hensel

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-27-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Physics

Publisher's Summary:

An entertaining, eye-opening guide to what math and physics can reveal about sports. How can sprinter Usain Bolt break his world record without expending any additional effort? Which demands a faster reaction time, tennis or baseball? What dates of birth give rise to the best professional athletes? Is it better to have the inside or outside lane during a race? And how can you improve your balance just by changing your posture?

Drawing on vivid, real-life examples, John D. Barrow shows how math and physics can give us surprising, often counterintuitive insights into the world of sports. For example, we learn that left-handed boxers have a statistical advantage over their right-handed opponents and that gymnasts performing the "giant swing" maneuver on the high bar experience stronger g-forces than roller-coaster designers are allowed to create. Thanks to lucid explanations and a healthy dose of humor, Mathletics is the perfect book for sports enthusiasts and math lovers alike.

Members Reviews:

Some good parts, but poorly edited.

This book has some excellent chapters. I particularly enjoyed the part in which the author investigates the relationship between the size of a rowing crew and the speed at which it travels, and the probabilistic analysis of different scoring systems in squash and other sports.

But other parts are disappointing. This is a collection of many short essays, and some of them stop before making an interesting point: an essay on the appearance of Simpson's paradox in averages gets as far as observing an occurrence of it, and then it just ends. There is no exploration of the mathematics of Simpson's paradox on even a superficial level. The chapter describing an algorithm for organizing a round-robin tournament is completely wrong: it's very clear from the author's examples that some teams will never play each other under his algorithm, while a correct algorithm is very widely known but not, apparently, to the author. Lots of typos throughout the book render some of the equations and expressions incorrect, so if readers are trying to follow along with the algebra, they may get very confused.

The author can't decide the level he's pitching the book at. Some very elementary mathematical concepts are explained in detail, while other sections assume specialist knowledge that is not explained: for instance the calculation of power-vs-drag of a rowing crew uses concepts about scaling and dimensionality which would make an interesting chapter on their own, but instead are introduced very quickly in passing. It's hard to imagine that a reader who hadn't met these ideas before would be satisfied.

It's clear from the other reviews here that the author made a tactical error in not pandering to an American audience: American sports fans are resolutely unwilling, it appears, to make the effort to gain even a passing familiarity with sports played widely across the other 90% of the world.

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Title: Clouds of Deceit

Author: Joan Smith

Narrator: Mary Jane Wells

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 50 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-10-13

Publisher: Audible Studios

Ratings: 2 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Science & Technology, Physics

Publisher's Summary:

The full story of Britain's nuclear weapons tests in the 1950s has only recently begun to emerge. Here, for the first time, through interviews and eye-witness accounts from men who watched the mushroom clouds drift over Australia and the Pacific Ocean, the tests are vividly recreated.

Using official documents recently made public, evidence gathered by the Australian government's Royal Commission of Inquiry into the tests, and her own experience as an investigative journalist, Joan Smith argues forcefully that the bomb tests are far from being a historical anecdote. They remain with us in the shape of the victims - servicemen, civilians and aborigines who witnessed them - and through Britain's continuing programme of nuclear weapons tests in the United States.

In this disturbing and horrific audiobook, Joan Smith raises crucial questions about the British government's responsibility to the people who took part in the tests - and shows how their effects may yet have a devastating impact on Britain's nuclear industry.