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  Deep Sleep Body Scan Hypnosis...

  Harmuuny

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  Experience the ultimate relaxation with Deep Sleep Body Scan Hypnosis Meditation, a soothing guided meditation designed to help you drift effortlessly into deep, restorative sleep. This audiobook gently leads you on a journey through your body, encouraging you to release tension, calm your mind, and achieve complete tranquility. 
  Using proven hypnosis techniques and a calming narrative, this meditation focuses on relaxing each part of your body, allowing you to unwind and let go of the day's stress. As you progress through the body scan, you'll feel a wave of serenity wash over you, preparing your mind and body for profound rest. 
  Perfect for anyone struggling with insomnia, stress, or overactive thoughts, this audio session helps reset your mind for the night, promoting a healthier sleep cycle and improved overall well-being. Whether you’re new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this guided experience is your companion for achieving the deep, rejuvenating sleep you deserve. 
  Immerse yourself in a peaceful soundscape, follow the gentle voice, and allow yourself to drift into a night of complete relaxation and bliss. Wake up refreshed, recharged, and ready to embrace a new day with clarity and vitality. Sleep better tonight with Deep Sleep Body Scan Hypnosis Meditation.

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  Data Virtualization

  Mark Jackson

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  In the age of digital transformation, managing and integrating data effectively is crucial for organizational success. "Mastering Data Virtualization" is your comprehensive guide to understanding, implementing, and optimizing data virtualization, a revolutionary approach that simplifies data access and integration without the need for physical data replication. 
  This book provides a deep dive into the fundamentals of data virtualization, from its core concepts and architecture to its real-world applications and future trends. 
  "Mastering Data Virtualization" equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to harness the power of data virtualization. Transform your data management practices, enhance decision-making, and drive innovation with this essential guide to modern data integration. 
   

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  James Webb Space Telescope The:...

  Editors Charles River

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  On April 24, 1990, the Space Shuttle Discovery lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on the Space Shuttle Program’s 35th mission, but this was no ordinary mission. In its payload bay, Discovery was carrying the Hubble Space Telescope, with the objective of putting the telescope into orbit. 	The Hubble telescope, working in space less than 400 miles above the Earth’s surface, produced photos of galaxies previously unseen as they existed only 500 million years before the “Big Bang.” It was fortuitous that Hubble outlived its anticipated lifespan by many years, because the launch of its successor, the James Webb Space Telescope, was delayed by 15 years.   
  	Several new obstacles delayed the launch, but NASA believed that it was finally prepared to proceed in 2020 after completion of construction four years prior. Then came the COVID pandemic, and 2020 became the year of “delayed events,” with the launch of the most sophisticated space telescope in history proving to be no exception.  
  	The increase in excitement was palpable. Scientists had viewed much of the universe through Hubble, almost as it was when it was formed, but they learned that none of these galaxies were the first ones formed. Then ultimately realized that “Hubble wasn’t the right instrument to detect those first galaxies.” “The farther we can see in space, the farther we can see in time…and that’s not a metaphor. That’s actually literally true,” explained scientist Amber Straughn. The Webb Space Telescope represents “looking in a part of space that we’ve never seen before.” The telescope will be able to detect the earliest galaxies because of its unparalleled sensitivity. Another factor is the kind of light it will collect, “light that our eyes aren’t designed to see.”

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  Deep Learning Guide for...

  Rayan Murray

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  "Dive into the captivating universe of artificial intelligence with 'Deep Learning: A Beginner's Guide to Unlocking the Power of Artificial Intelligence.' Whether you're a newcomer to the world of programming or a seasoned developer looking to explore the intricacies of Deep Learning, this comprehensive guide is your key to unlocking the secrets of cutting-edge technology. 
  From the fundamentals of neural networks to the practicalities of training models and deploying them in real-world scenarios, this book takes you on a step-by-step journey through the foundations of Deep Learning. Explore the essential concepts, tools, and techniques that form the backbone of this transformative field, with a focus on hands-on learning and practical applications. 
  Discover the power of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for image recognition, Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) for sequential data, and Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) for creating artificial content. Delve into Natural Language Processing (NLP) to understand and process human language, and explore the fascinating realm of Reinforcement Learning for training models to make decisions in dynamic environments. 
  Embark on your Deep Learning adventure today and unlock the potential of artificial intelligence with 'Deep Learning.'" 
   

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  More Numbers Every Day - How...

  Micael Dahlen, Helge Thorbjørnsen

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  Your personal number detox: learn how numbers have taken control of your life—and how to get it back. How many hours of sleep did you get last week? How many steps did you walk today? How many friends do you have? It seems everywhere you go, you’re surrounded by numbers. You depend on them, so you think they’re dependable, neutral, exact. But the truth? Numbers lie. They mislead. They’re tricky, little manipulative devils. And they’re in the process of really messing things up for you. You just don’t know it yet.   Today we all strive to quantify everything: calories, likes, website traffic, and even friends. We measure ourselves against others and compare our real experiences to imagined averages. But in our rush to measure, we can lose sight of what matters. From internationally renowned economics professors Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen, More Numbers Every Day is a timely and powerful investigation—and warning—about the trouble numbers can bring us. With groundbreaking, empowering, sometimes frightening, and sometimes funny research, they describe how numbers creep into our heads and bodies, affecting how we think and feel. But numbers aren’t all bad. Sometimes they make us weaker, but sometimes they also make us stronger. More Numbers Every Day is more than just an exploration in to the somewhat mysterious, seemingly infinite pandemic of numbers. It’s a numerical vaccination—for a happier and more integrally healthy life.

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  Magnetic Current

  Edward Leedskalnin

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  Magnetic Current is a short pamphlet by eccentric sculptor and writer Edward Leedskalnin. Detailing his many experiments with magnets, this work posits that it is not metal itself that is magnetic. Rather, tiny individual magnet particles that circulate in and around the metal give it its pull.Edward Leedskalnin was born in Latvia in 1887. While his formal education lasted only until 4th grade, he was intensely curious and spent much of his youth reading. At the age of 26, Leedskalnin became engaged. But as the young woman was only 16, she (or her mother) decided that he wasn’t a suitable match and called off the wedding the day before it was set to occur. Heartbroken, Leedskalnin emigrated to the United States. In 1923, he purchased an undeveloped acre of land in Florida City. Over the next 28 years, Leedskalnin cut massive pieces of oolite rock from his property, moved them, and sculpted them—all on his own. He built a two-story tower from oolite, which served as his living quarters. In the grounds below, sculptures and carved stone furniture dot the landscape. The project was dedicated to his “Sweet Sixteen,” the woman who rejected him years before.During the years of his construction project, Leedskalnin studied and tested magnets from his home base of Rock Gate. His findings were eventually compiled into Magnetic Current, a short pamphlet detailing his theories of magnetism. The pamphlet explains many of his experiments. Using U-shaped, round, and bar magnets, as well as car batteries, light bulbs, and coils of wire, he demonstrates the movements of magnetic currents in a double helix pattern, swirling around each other to create pull.

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