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As software moves increasingly to online distribution and frequent updates Agile development is fast becoming the norm. If you're considering moving from traditional development processes to Agile this book will give you the knowledge you need to get off to a smooth start.
Birds and All Nature was a monthly publication of the Nature Study Publishing Company of Chicago. It includes short poems and brief descriptions of birds, animals and other natural subjects with accompanying color plates. The magazine was published from 1897-1907 under the various titles, "Birds," "Birds and all Nature," "Nature and Art" and "Birds and Nature." Summary by J. M. SmallheerMostra libro
A beautifully illustrated alternate taxonomy of the animal kingdom, based on mythology, literature, art, and other cultural realms: “Charming.” —ForeWord Sacred cows, wily serpents, fearsome lions, elegant swans, busy bees, and sly foxes—all are caricatures of the creatures themselves, yet they reflect not only how different cultures see the natural world around them but also how such cultures make use of their native animals. In this fun and thought-provoking book, historian and animal enthusiast Boria Sax argues for a classification of animals that goes beyond the biological to encompass a more meaningful distinction: tradition. From ants and elephants to tigers and tortoises, The Mythical Zoo weaves together a cross-cultural tapestry encompassing mythology, history, art, science, philosophy, and literature. The result is a beautifully illustrated, masterfully composed love letter to the animal kingdom.Mostra libro
Buy now to get the insights from Bill Bryson's The Body. Sample Insights: 1) The human body consists of fifty-nine different elements and seven billion billion billion atoms. These atoms join together to form cells, which then make up our organs. What is most remarkable is that not one organ or cell is in charge. They all communicate to create coordinated action. 2) Inside each cell is your DNA, which is like an instruction manual for making you. The paradox of genetics is that all humans share 99.9 percent of our DNA and yet we are all so different. A large portion of our DNA still remains a mystery.Mostra libro
How to Write Copy That Sells and Working Anywhere With Your Own Freelance Copywriting Business!From this Auydiobook you will find how toWrite the best killer copy for the most profitable marketplaces, online and offline.How to choose your target market and why. Do this right, and your chance to make it big will increase 1000%How to structure your content headlines based on your target marketCommunication skills that will make you stand outHow to write headlines that draw people in and get them moving down the rest of the pageWhat copywriting is and what you need to know to do it effectivelyHow to use Call to Action most powerful wordsStructure and write compelling sales copyLearn and take your skills to the next level in an easy to follow system Do you want to boost your sales, improve your service's productivity, cut costs, save time, track your prospect clients, and grow your business at lightning speed? Then, check this out, you will be happy you did! This book is helpful to marketers, bloggers, entrepreneurs, and anyone with interests to be aware of what exactly is copywriting and how to excel in this line of work. Users of the professional guidelines for copywriting can get the most excellent support to write a copy to sell products or services online for profits.This Book coversThe Basic of copywritingHow to write effective copyThe best qualities of a copywriterHow to get started in copywritingHow to build a powerful copywriting message that sellsThe power of words and their hidden secretsCorrect copywriting for search engine optimizationSecrets of effective headlines that sellHow to use social proof in your copywriting and marketingSuccessful copywriting necessitiesMostra libro
When our ancestors gazed upon the skies thousands of years ago they looked up into the center of Creation and saw a mighty Dragon, a great celestial serpent with wings circling ceaselessly above them, night after night, century after century. When the Dragon Wore the Crown is a ground breaking book that covers a period of over six thousand years, focusing on what astrologers would call the Ages of Gemini, Taurus and Aries and taking us through the period of classical astronomy with the Greeks and Romans (approx. 7000 BC-200 AD).When the Dragon Wore the Crown opens and closes with the Chinese mythological tradition and touches on Sumerian, Babylonian, Phoenician, Hindu, Norse, Native American and even Mayan myths, weaving together many of their celestial serpentine similarities. It focuses primarily on the role of the constellation Draco, the astronomical marker of the North Celestial Pole for literally thousands of years. The importance of this simple astronomical observation helped facilitate the study of the calendar, navigation, farming and social organization. The circuit of the seasons was marked by this cadence with the moving center guarding the position of the zodiacal circle for literally thousands of years. The secret of the circle was hidden in its center. The one had to be determined before the other. If the true center was not accurately observed and determined, the entire circle was off.This is a beautiful and informative book of discovery, following the mythology of various cultures as it evolved into modern astronomy.Mostra libro
Over millions of years, fig trees have shaped our world, influenced our evolution, nourished our bodies and fed our imaginations. And as author and ecologist Mike Shanahan proclaims, “The best could be yet to come.” Gods, Wasps and Stranglers weaves together the mythology, history and ecology of one of the world’s most fascinating—and diverse—groups of plants, from their starring role in every major religion to their potential to restore rainforests, halt the loss of rare and endangered species and even limit climate change. In this lively and joyous book, Shanahan recounts the epic journeys of tiny fig wasps, whose eighty-million-year-old relationship with fig trees has helped them sustain more species of birds and mammals than any other trees; the curious habits of fig-dependent rhinoceros hornbills; figs’ connection to Krishna and Buddha, Jesus and Muhammad; and even their importance to Kenya’s struggle for independence. Ultimately, Gods, Wasps and Stranglers is a story about humanity’s relationship with nature, one that is as relevant to our future as it is to our past.Mostra libro
