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  Lean Project Management for...

  Steve Abrams

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  "Lean Project Management for Beginners: Streamline Your Projects, Maximize Value, and Minimize Waste with Lean Principles" is the essential guide for newcomers seeking to incorporate Lean methodologies into their project management practices. In today’s fast-paced business world, efficiency is key, and this book provides a straightforward, accessible path to understanding and implementing Lean principles that drive success. 
  From the history and development of Lean thinking to practical strategies for applying Lean tools and techniques in your projects, this book covers it all. Each chapter breaks down fundamental concepts, such as the identification and elimination of waste, ensuring continuous value flow, and setting up a pull system, into digestible and actionable parts. 
  With a range of real-world examples from various industries, including small businesses and large corporations, readers can see how Lean project management is applicable and beneficial across different contexts. Furthermore, the book tackles common pitfalls and challenges, offering advice on how to sustain Lean practices and measure their impact effectively. 
  "Lean Project Management for Beginners" provides the tools you need to reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and deliver projects that precisely meet customer needs. Start your journey towards becoming a proficient Lean project manager and transform the way you handle projects forever. 
   

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  C++ - C++ Performance Coding

  Andy Vickler

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  Discover the tactics to unleash your code to its full potential. Learn how you can avoid spending hours on compilation. 
  Do you want your code to be fast and run like a butter down the slope? Do you also find it hard to compile your C++ code? Are you unaware of the hacks and tactics to make your code perform better? 
  If so, the simple solution is right below. 
  Imagine writing a code that performs like smooth slope. Imagine the pride of teaching these hacks to newbies and gaining their utmost respect. Imagine writing a code that’s light on memory yet runs like a cheetah. Imagine getting recognized as a top notch C++ programmer! 
  This book will not only educate you on the topic of performance but it’ll teach you some advance topics like Lambda expressions and Enumerations from beginning to how they improve the performance of C++ code. 
  You’ll receive in depth chapters discussing why X factor slows down your code and how you can fix it. Along with this there is a whole chapter dedicated to common speedups for when you don’t have time for the “whys” you can jump up to the speedup. 
  You’ll discover DO’s and DON’Ts of high performance code. You’ll also discover how your hardware plays an immense role in your code performance and have a better understanding of C++ code performance. You’ll uncover the mischievous slackers in the code you were unaware of. 
  This book is for those who’re looking to fix the performance of their code and learn new tactics of those who might never drop their secrets.

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  My First Summer In The Sierra

  John Muir

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  In My First Summer in the Sierra, John Muir recounts his transformative journey through California’s Sierra Nevada in the summer of 1869. As a young Scottish-American naturalist, Muir joins a crew of shepherds driving a flock of sheep to the high mountain meadows. Through vivid and poetic descriptions, he captures the breathtaking landscapes, towering sequoias, rushing rivers, and vast granite peaks. 
  Muir’s keen observations of the flora, fauna, and geology of the region, combined with his deep spiritual connection to nature, reflect his evolving philosophy of wilderness preservation. His journal entries, written with enthusiasm and reverence, reveal his profound love for the Sierra and his growing advocacy for protecting its beauty. 
  This classic work, filled with wonder and awe, is a cornerstone of American nature writing and played a key role in inspiring the conservation movement and the creation of national parks. 
  Cover Photo by gali: https://www.pexels.com/photo/trees-near-mountain-640907/

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  Country Diary in Wales - 50...

  John Gilbey

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  John Gilbey has contributed to the Guardian Country Diary, established back in 1906, since 2006. From his home near Aberystwyth, he sets out to provide a monthly image of the rural landscape across Ceredigion, Powys, Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd. These fifty Country Diary columns are presented by season, in order of date, to immerse the reader within a year in the Welsh countryside.

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  Oology - The Egg and Its...

  Mike Crawford

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  The egg is one of nature’s most remarkable biological innovations, serving as the foundation of avian reproduction. Long before birds existed, the ability to lay eggs developed as a survival strategy in early reptiles, eventually giving rise to the diverse eggs seen in birds today. The evolution of eggs is a story of adaptation, refinement, and resilience, shaping the reproductive success of countless species. 
  Egg-laying, or oviparity, predates birds by hundreds of millions of years. The first amniotic eggs emerged among ancient reptiles during the Carboniferous period, around 300 million years ago. These eggs were a major evolutionary breakthrough, allowing vertebrates to reproduce on land without relying on water, unlike amphibians. The development of a protective shell and internal membranes provided a self-contained environment, shielding the embryo from desiccation while supplying it with the necessary nutrients and gases for development. Over time, the egg’s structure became more specialized, leading to the hardened, calcified shells seen in modern birds. 
  As dinosaurs evolved into birds, their eggs underwent significant transformations to meet the demands of flight and avian lifestyles. Fossil evidence suggests that theropod dinosaurs, the ancestors of birds, laid eggs with increasingly sophisticated structures. Their eggshells contained microscopic pores that regulated gas exchange, similar to those of birds today. Some species even exhibited brooding behaviors, indicating that parental care played a role in egg survival long before the emergence of modern avians. These adaptations contributed to the success of birds, enabling them to occupy a wide range of ecological niches.

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  Vaccine Myths Exposed: The...

  Merrick Gainsborough

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   Vaccine Myths Exposed: The Shocking Truth They Won't Tell You 
  Are you eager to broaden your understanding of vaccines and clear up common misconceptions in public health? 
  Searching for a thorough guide that offers all the essential information to uncover the truth about vaccines? 
  Your search ends here! 
  This book serves as your ultimate resource for enhancing your comprehension, applying your knowledge, and engaging in practical discussions. With this guide, you’re set to uncover the real story behind vaccines and public health. 
  Updated to reflect the latest insights on vaccine myths and truths. 
  Key features of this informative guide include: 
  - In-depth insights about vaccines and public health 
  - Comprehensive explanations of vaccine-related concepts 
  - Effective strategies for discerning fact from fiction 
  Our guide stands out with its broad coverage, which is crucial for your understanding. Concepts are examined in-depth, ensuring clarity and comprehension. 
  Please note that this guide is an independent resource and not affiliated with any official vaccine organization. 
  Created with a clear structure and easily understandable language, our guide on vaccine myths ensures seamless transitions between topics. Say goodbye to complex jargon and welcome clear, precise, and technically accurate information. 
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