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  Flowers and Ferns in their Haunts

  Mabel Osgood Wright

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  Pleasant non-fiction journey into the backwoods of the New England coastal countryside by the first president of the Connecticut Audubon Society, circa 1900. (Summary by BellonaTimes)

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  Quite Possibly the Best...

  Fola Yahaya

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  We've been told that artificial intelligence (AI) will both destroy and create jobs, fuel and strangle creativity, be our friend and deceive us, and not only take our orders at the drive-thru, but flip the burgers, too. So what exactly is AI? And what does it mean for us? 
   
  Quite Possibly the Best Introduction to AI cuts through the hype to explain what AI is (and is not), how it works, and the likely outcomes ahead. It will empower you to thrive in an AI-driven future and teach you how to surf the coming wave of creative destruction. Fiercely practical, you'll also learn strategies and tactics for getting what you want from AI so you can master it before it steals your job. 
   
  Quite Possibly the Best Introduction to AI is just what you need to make sense of everything in this exciting new field.

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  The Elements of Entomology

  William Ruschenberger

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  The Elements of Entomology is one of seven in a Series of First Books of Natural History Prepared for the Use of Schools and Colleges. It is a succinct little textbook from 1845 that presents an introduction to entomology. The author was a surgeon in the U.S. Navy and president of the Academy of Natural Sciences.(Summary by A.L. Gramour)

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  The Knowledge Gene

  Lynne Kelly

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  Over 500,000 years ago, a single gene mutated. It spread over time, becoming critical in the journey transforming our earliest ancestors into fully modern humans, capable of navigating the entire planet and beyond. Then just a few thousand years ago, humans gradually outsourced knowledge to writing, and we displaced art and music from the heart of learning. 
   
  This is the extraordinary story of the discovery of a supergene that makes us uniquely human. Dr Lynne Kelly recounts how a widespread congenital disorder was the critical clue she and her collaborators needed to identify the gene that has long eluded researchers into human cognition. 
   
  The knowledge gene supercharged our ability to learn and share knowledge with others, explaining the prodigious memories of Indigenous people the world over. The discovery of the knowledge gene unlocks many other puzzles too. It explains for the first time why humans are the only species to make art, offers new insights into the earliest music and storytelling, and into the cognitive strengths of neurodivergent people. 
   
  The Knowledge Gene shows that we can all access the full power of our memories, without giving up any of the advantages of writing and technology. The implications for learning and creativity at any age are profound.

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  Data Mesh

  Tom Lesley

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  As organizations generate more data than ever before, traditional centralized data platforms often struggle to keep up with growing complexity, scalability challenges, and slow decision-making. Modern businesses need a smarter, faster, and more flexible way to manage and share data across teams. 
   
  Data Mesh is a practical introduction to one of the most innovative approaches to modern data architecture. Designed for technology leaders, data professionals, engineers, analysts, and curious beginners, this book explains how organizations can move beyond data bottlenecks and build scalable, domain-oriented data ecosystems. 
   
  In this accessible guide, you will discover: 
   
  - What Data Mesh is and why it is transforming modern data strategy 
  - The limitations of traditional centralized data architectures 
  - Core principles of domain-driven data ownership and decentralized governance 
  - How data products improve accessibility, quality, and usability 
  - The role of self-serve data platforms in scalable organizations 
  - Best practices for data interoperability, security, and governance 
  - How Data Mesh supports cloud computing, AI, analytics, and big data initiatives 
  - Real-world use cases and implementation strategies for enterprises 
  - Common challenges and misconceptions surrounding Data Mesh adoption 
  - Practical guidance for building a modern data culture across teams 
   
  Written in clear and straightforward language, this book breaks down complex architectural concepts into easy-to-understand explanations and actionable insights. 
   
  Whether you are modernizing your organization’s data infrastructure or exploring the future of enterprise analytics, Data Mesh provides the foundational knowledge and practical understanding needed to thrive in today’s data-driven world.

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  AI Data Engineering For...

  Simon Winston

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  In the age of artificial intelligence, data engineering plays a pivotal role in shaping the future. This comprehensive guide, "AI Data Engineering for Beginners," takes you on a journey through the core principles and practices that underpin the data-driven world of AI. Whether you're an aspiring data engineer, a curious enthusiast, or a student eager to understand the inner workings of AI, this book is your passport to the realm of data. 
  This book bridges the gap between AI theory and practical implementation. With a wealth of real-world examples and hands-on guidance, you'll not only grasp the foundations of AI data engineering but also be ready to tackle your own AI projects. As the world becomes increasingly data-driven, your ability to shape, manage, and leverage data will be a sought-after skill, and "AI Data Engineering for Beginners" is your essential toolkit to step confidently into this exciting field. Whether you dream of revolutionizing industries or simply want to understand the tech shaping our world, this book is your starting point in mastering the data behind the AI revolution. 
    
   

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