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  Cultivating Mushrooms - A...

  Michael Stevens

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  For anyone interested in learning more about growing mushrooms at home, "Cultivating Mushrooms: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Mushrooms at Home" is the ideal resource. This book, written for total beginners, simplifies the seemingly difficult process into manageable, straightforward steps so that anyone may successfully cultivate mushrooms at home, regardless of experience level. 
  Everything you need to start growing a wide range of tasty and healthy mushrooms in your own home, from oysters to shiitake, is covered in this book. You will get knowledge about the various kinds of mushrooms, how to choose ideal growing environments, and the significance of substrates. Comprehensive sections address everything from mycelium growth promotion and fruiting stage induction to substrate inoculation. 
  This guide guarantees that your mushroom-growing endeavors are both pleasurable and fruitful with its practical guidance on producing a healthy crop, controlling humidity, and maintaining a clean, contaminant-free environment. Regardless of your preference for growing inside or outdoors, using a pre-made kit or a DIY setup, this book gives you the knowledge and assurance you need to start growing mushrooms. 
  With its wealth of useful advice, easy-to-follow directions, and troubleshooting guidance, "Cultivating Mushrooms" is your passport to a gratifying, long-lasting, and delectable new pastime.

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  Weird Insect Facts for Sleep

  Soothing Knowledge

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  End your day with a gentle collection of strange yet quietly fascinating facts about insects, shared in a calm and steady tone to help you relax. This audiobook focuses on the unusual side of the insect world—quirky behaviors, surprising adaptations, and peculiar habits—presented in a way that soothes the mind rather than excites it. 
  You’ll hear about insects that glow in the dark, carry incredible weights, communicate in unexpected ways, or have been around for millions of years. Each fact is chosen to be interesting but shared in a slow, even rhythm that supports relaxation and peaceful rest. 
  Perfect for bedtime listening, these odd yet mild facts create a soft background that helps you release daily stress and drift naturally into sleep. There are no dramatic stories or intense sounds—just a gentle flow of knowledge to guide you into a restful state. 
  Ideal for anyone curious about nature or trivia but seeking a calm way to unwind, this audiobook turns the often-overlooked world of insects into a soothing bedtime companion.

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  The More You Know More You Close...

  Kelly Singleton Myers

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  The stakes could not be higher. 
  You love working in senior living sales but are under enormous pressure to get occupancy levels up. How you and your sales team treat a customer’s family member will impact them for the rest of their lives. 
  When it comes to having a profitable career in senior living sales, Kelly Singleton Myers knows that one trait stands above the rest: curiosity. The More You Know, the More You Close reveals how a deep sense of curiosity can transform your sales approach and lead to unprecedented success. 
  Featuring proven strategies, real-life examples, practical tips, and powerful psychological insights, The More You Know, the More You Close provides the tools and inspiration you need to immediately boost your sales performance. It will not only change the way you sell but will also enhance your clients’ satisfaction. Embrace curiosity. Close more deals. It’s that simple.

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  Digital Transformation:...

  Matthew Thompson

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  "Digital Transformation: Embracing Innovation in the Digital Age" is a complete book that can help businesses of all kinds deal with the complicated and always-changing world of digital transformation. This book gives business leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers the information and tactics they need to bring their operations up to date and stay ahead of the competition at a time when technology is changing the way industries work. 
  This book goes into detail about the most important parts of going digital. It talks about technologies like AI, cloud computing, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT). It also looks at the people involved in change—how to encourage a culture of innovation, how to adapt organizational structures, and how to build leadership skills that will help businesses succeed in the digital world.  
  The book gives businesses that want to make changes a clear path to follow through real-life case studies, useful frameworks, and ideas that can be put into action. It shows how businesses can improve the experiences of their customers, make their operations run more smoothly, and build a data-driven, flexible space that helps them grow in a way that lasts. 
  This book gives you the tools to turn digital problems into opportunities, whether you're just starting to go digital or want to speed up your progress. You'll learn how to use technology to its full potential, make your company more innovative, and create a business that can thrive in a world that is becoming more and more digital. 

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  Data Money - Inside...

  Koray Caliskan

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  The cryptocurrency world has transformed in a few short years from a niche subculture to a parallel economic universe. How do tens of thousands of financial actors make these new monies? What forces give cryptocurrencies their value—or take it away? And what does crypto's spectacular ascent reveal about the nature of money? 
   
   
   
  In this groundbreaking ethnographic analysis of crypto economies and their global markets and communities, Koray Caliskan offers an inside view of how cryptocurrencies are made and traded. He argues that cryptocurrency should be understood as "data money," a historically novel money type, created as the right to send data privately over an accounting infrastructure called blockchain. Drawing on two years of fieldwork among global cryptocurrency communities and in crypto markets, Caliskan makes visible the production principles of cryptocurrencies and explores how crypto exchanges work from within. He explains why and how we have been misunderstanding, underregulating, and improperly taxing crypto exchanges and actors. He also proposes a radically new way to make sense of new finance and its actors. An invaluable book for all listeners seeking to understand cryptocurrency, Data Money sheds new light on a profound transformation of finance and its possible future trajectories.

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  From Light to Darkness - How...

  Dirk Fallon

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  The universe, with its vast expanse of stars, planets, and cosmic matter, is a complex and ever-evolving structure. At the heart of this cosmic web lie galaxies, massive systems of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter that are bound together by gravity. Galaxies are not random collections of matter; they are highly organized systems that exhibit specific structures and behaviors. Understanding the formation and evolution of galaxies is central to our comprehension of the universe. 
  The earliest galaxies began forming shortly after the Big Bang, as matter began to coalesce under the influence of gravity. These early galaxies were small and irregular, lacking the well-defined shapes we see in present-day galaxies. Over time, galaxies merged and grew larger, eventually settling into the diverse forms we recognize today, such as spiral, elliptical, and irregular galaxies. The structures of these galaxies are shaped by a variety of factors, with gravity being the dominant force that governs their organization. 
  Light plays a crucial role in understanding galactic structures. The radiation emitted by stars, gas clouds, and other objects within a galaxy allows astronomers to study its composition, temperature, and movement. Observing the light emitted from these objects gives us insight into the processes occurring within a galaxy, including star formation, the dynamics of the galaxy's core, and the behavior of supermassive black holes. However, light alone does not reveal the full picture. There is another component of the universe that has a more subtle but profound effect on galactic structures—dark space.

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