Hoosier architect Evans Woollen (1927-2016) made a profound contribution to the built identity of Indianapolis, Indiana. Most recognized for introducing concrete Brutalism to the city, his practice was in fact surprisingly diverse, ranging from significant public buildings that are today some of the city's most iconic structures to humble churches, single-family homes, and historic renovations. Some loved his emphatic, proudly modern buildings, while others found them challenging, severe, ...

With immense power comes far greater responsibility.Malakai the Noble is a Watcher. Celestial beings that are tasked with observing humanity.He is one of the all-father's greatest achievements, yet he questions everything he knows and feels.His exposure to man and his guilt at their sufferings will continually mold and forever change him.Guilt will cause him to make contact to help-although this is strictly forbidden-and at that ver...

The first pop nonfiction book to explore the definition of data and how we can learn to speak that language features thought-provoking conversations with 17 extraordinary leaders in business, tech, medicine, psychology, health, art, and more who share new ideas about data, unpacking its powerful ability to reveal patterns, tell stories, stir emotion, and illuminate complexity.Data may be the most powerful force in society today. Data is everywhere, present in every...

This book was written for Christians to make them "think and wonder" about how God works in their lives; written for those who question their faith at times due to unanswered prayers and overwhelming problems. The book has some non-fiction facts to hopefully clear up some scientific questions about how the world was formed, but the bulk of the book deals with what I have experienced in my walk of faith, including the inappropriate behavior I found amongst church members. I show how people ...