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  BINAURAL BEATS FOR DEEP SLEEP -...

  Andre Silas Chavez

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  Struggling to relax, unwind, or get the restful sleep you need? 
  Binaural Beats for Sleep features more than ten hours of immersive audio designed to help create a calming environment for relaxation, meditation, and sleep. Whether you're looking to quiet a busy mind, establish a peaceful bedtime routine, or simply enjoy soothing ambient soundscapes, these carefully crafted sessions can become a valuable part of your daily wellness practice. 
  Inside you'll find:Hours of relaxing binaural beat soundscapesAlpha, theta, and delta-inspired listening sessionsAudio designed for relaxation, meditation, and sleep supportTracks suitable for evening wind-down routines and quiet reflectionImmersive sound experiences best enjoyed with headphones 
  Simply choose a session, put on your headphones, and allow yourself time to relax, recharge, and drift into a more peaceful state of mind. 
  Whether you're seeking a moment of calm during the day or a soothing companion for your nighttime routine, Binaural Beats for Sleep offers hours of restorative listening to help you unwind and rest.

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  Canada and Climate Change

  William Leiss

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  Pandemics, massive earthquakes, war, and other catastrophes inspire immediate action because their casualties and destruction are immediately visible. Climate change is an unyielding problem because its long-range dangers are hidden, and thus it is a global risk unlike anything in human experience
  		 
  The federal government recently announced aggressive climate targets for Canada. We have committed to producing net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, which will require major changes for our economy and way of life. Canadian citizens need to understand why our most distinguished climate scientists and our senior political leaders think that we must meet this target. Canada and Climate Change explains the importance of policies that will ensure we meet the net-zero emissions target. William Leiss provides a firm grasp on what climate change is and how scientists have described shifts in the earth’s climate as they have occurred over hundreds of millions of years and as they are likely to occur in the near future, especially by the end of this century.
  		 
  Leiss argues that citizens have a right to place their trust in what climate scientists tell us. Canada and Climate Change is an essential primer on where we stand on the issue of climate change in Canada and what will unfold in the years ahead.

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  Basic Computer Application...

  LPT Leslie Pearl N. Castillo

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. 
   
  Basic Computer Application Course is a beginner-friendly guide designed to help students, job seekers, and adults acquire essential computer literacy skills. This audiobook makes it easy to understand computer fundamentals, Microsoft Office tools, and basic internet use - even if you have no prior experience. Whether you are looking to boost your career prospects, succeed academically, or simply become more confident with digital skills, this course guides you step-by-step. 
  Listen as it defines the key terms of a basic computer course across seven units: problem-solving and computing, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, research, data and society, and the design process. Each term comes with a clear, concise definition, from fonts and font families to spreadsheets, workbooks, slide layouts, search engines, keywords, databases, and the steps of the design process. It is an ideal companion for classrooms, training centers, or self-study.

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  Beyond Agile: What Is the Next...

  Tom Henricksen

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  Where is the next big development paradigm? Many companies are moving beyond Agile methods to release faster and delivery value. In this book we review some of the cutting edge methods. In this educational book you will learn how companies use Agile practices to respond quickly to changing demands. Check out Beyond Agile and take your team to the next level!

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  Animal Senses: How Other...

  World of Wildlife

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  You walk the same street every morning and assume you have seen it. Meanwhile the dog beside you is reading a whole newspaper of scents, and the bee on the fence post is landing on ultraviolet runways you will never see.
  
  Press play and each chapter drops you inside a living scene, lived through one creature's dominant sense. You follow an owl pinpointing a mouse under snow by sound alone, a shark tasting the faint electricity of a hidden fish, a bat building the night out of echoes, and an elephant listening to distant thunder through its feet. The science of animal perception is woven into unhurried nature writing, so you learn how animals see, hear and smell without ever feeling lectured.
  
  By the final chapter your garden, your street and your next walk feel crowded with worlds you had been blind to. Put on your headphones, step outside, and let the animals show you what you have been missing.

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  City Nature - Tales of Ornery...

  Martha Retallick

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  In the midst of ongoing news about Southwestern water scarcity, Martha Retallick sees an opportunity. For 20 years, she has been transforming her central Tucson home into an urban oasis. The secret to her success: Water harvesting. Since Retallick purchased her central Tucson home in 2004, she has incorporated two types of water harvesting – passive and active – into her landscape. Passive water harvesting is simply the act of sculpting the landscape to direct the water to where it should be – like plants – and away from where it shouldn’t be – like a home’s foundation. Retallick’s landscape incorporates three passive water harvesting features – basins, berms, and drainage swales. Collectively, these earthworks eliminate the need for landscape irrigation that’s connected to the municipal water supply, which is served by Tucson Water. According to Tucson Water, approximately 40 percent of water use in Tucson is outdoors. This includes residential uses like landscape irrigation and garden watering. Retallick’s irrigation-free landscape also includes two active water harvesting features, a 1,500-gallon cistern that collects rainwater for use in the back-yard vegetable garden, and a laundry-to-landscape greywater harvesting system that diverts wastewater from the washing machine to three fruit trees. City Nature is illustrated with more than 60 of Retallick’s color photographs, which show the wide variety of plant life on her property, the birds she shares it with, and her various do-it-herself projects, the most notable being a kinetic sculpture created from a recycled chandelier. The book also includes a list of suggested resources that encompasses books, websites, organizations, and businesses that can aid readers interested in desert gardening and landscaping, and in water conservation.

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