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  Crash Course Digital Publishing

  IntroBooks Team

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  The world is fast changing. This time we are living in is known as the digital age. And electronic media has taken over almost every form of communication, be that personal or mass. Along with reading materials such as news, books, articles etc. 
  This age has new ways of reading news or reading a book. The publishing of anything that can be written, recorded in audio or video; in a form that it is being read on a screen, is known as digital publishing. 
  Digital publishing is the new hype around the world. More and more people are transferring to the digital media base each and every day. Every book that is released as a hard copy, is also released as an e-book nowadays. People always prefer applications that tell you latest news within a matter of hours, rather than waiting for a newspaper every morning. Times have changed, and we have changed along with them.

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  THE Coronavirus survival Guide

  ASES BLACKBIRD

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  Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a new type discovered in 2019 and never diagnosed in humans.Corona virus is an animal exterminator, meaning transmitted between animals and humans. Have you read about the last pandemics that have affected us, and some of them that almost came our way? Did you know we are closer to viruses than we realise?

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  Science Goes Viral - Captivating...

  Dr Joe Schwarcz

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  Bestselling popular science author Dr. Joe Schwarcz breaks down the science of essential oils, placenta creams, intermittent fasting, and of course the spread of COVID-19 misinformation in this new collection from the master of demarcating non-science from science
  		 
  Science has gone viral! In more ways than one.
  		 
  Since we first heard rumblings about a novel type of pneumonia in Wuhan, China, terms like pandemic, spike protein, viral particles, variants, mRNA vaccines, antibodies, hydroxychloroquine, social distancing, immune response, convalescent plasma, aerosol transmission, and of course, face coverings, have entered our everyday vocabulary. The scientific literature has exploded with studies exploring every facet of COVID-19, but unfortunately the “viral” spread of misinformation about the pandemic has also reached epic proportions.
  		 
  Science Goes Viral provides a framework for coming to grips with the onslaught of COVID-19 information and misinformation in this ever-changing pandemic. Here, you’ll learn about the first antibodies ever identified, the connection between tonic water and coronavirus, and whether we can zap COVID with copper. And although our thoughts and daily activities have been hijacked by the pandemic, life does go on, as does the pursuit of science. Dr. Joe features his usual array of diverse topics, including biblical dyes, essential oils, Jean Harlow’s hair, Lincoln’s magician, and bioplastics, along with assorted examples of quackery.
  		 
  Delving into the many fascinating facets of science can serve as a welcome distraction from the COVID curse. In fact, enchantment with science can also be contagious. Will you be infected?

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  God Is Alive And Well In The Cosmos

  Ph.D. Bernard Haisch

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  Scientist and former priest Haisch says, “I see God as a macro-designer, one whose ideas become the laws of physics.” He presents a theory of how the gap between science and religion is thinner than one might believe.

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  Cybersecurity for beginners -...

  ATTILA KOVACS

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  Do you want to know what Critical Responsibilities a Cybersecurity Specialist have? 
  Do you want to know what tools and techniques are used in Cybersecurity? 
  Do you want to know what daily tasks you must do to protect your Infrastructure? 
  If the answer is yes to the above questions, this audiobook is for you! 
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  IN THIS BOOK YOU WILL LEARN:What is Data Analytics in a NutshellHow to Measure Cybersecurityin today's Tech IndustryHow to use Trend Analysis to Prevent IntrusionWhat is Data Aggregation and CorrelationWhat is Defense in DepthWhat Breach Detection Tools you can DeployWhat is IPS aka Intrusion Prevention SystemWhat are Software & Hardware Based FirewallsWhat is and How to Deploy EMET aka Enhanced Mitigation Experience ToolkitWhy you must use Web Application Firewalls VS ProxysWhat is Pen Testing and how to Identify Security FlowsWhat Pen Test Procedures you must followHow Reverse Engineering WorksWhat Risk Evaluation Steps you must FollowWhat are the Essentials of Security FrameworksWhat are the Policy Framework ProceduresWhat are the Control Framework ProceduresWhat is and how to Deploy Quality Controls & Verification Processes, and much more... 
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  Kivalina - A Climate Change Story

  Christine Shearer

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  The true story of an Alaska Native village destroyed by flooding and erosion caused by climate change—and how they fought for help. 
   
  Warming Arctic temperatures have been making coastal areas of Alaska increasingly uninhabitable. In 2008, the small Alaska Native village of Kivalina filed a legal claim against some of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies for damaging their homeland and creating a false debate around climate change. Academic and former journalist Christine Shearer explores the history leading up to the lawsuit, its connections to disaster management and adaptation, and its relationship to past misinformation campaigns involving lead, asbestos, and tobacco. Kivalina’s struggle for safe relocation, the book argues, is part of our common struggle to acknowledge and address climate change before it is too late. 
   
  2012 Rachel Carson Environment Book Award (Honorable Mention) 
   
  Praise for Kivalina 
   
  “Moving, infuriating, ominous . . . . Shearer provides an impressively concise and comprehensive history of the growth of corporate power in America; its influence on, entwinement with, and corruption of government; [and] corporate obfuscation of industrial hazards.” —Publisher’s Weekly 
   
  “Best book of 2011: one of the most timely and important books to be published in 2011—and in the past decade.” —Jeff Biggers, The Huffington Post 
   
  “In novelistic detail, Shearer recounts the science, politics, legal battles, and human experience at one of the leading edges of climate change impact. In doing so, she . . . tells the story not just of one village in Alaska, but of us all.” —The Society of Environmental Journalists

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