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  Surviving the Wild - Essential...

  Well-Being Publishing

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Master the Art of Wilderness Survival and Emergency Care 
  Are you ready to venture into the unknown, armed with the essential skills to tackle any emergency the wilderness throws your way? "Surviving the Wild: Essential First Aid and Emergency Techniques" is your comprehensive guide to navigating the unpredictability of nature with confidence and expertise. 
  Dive into the basics of wilderness medicine with Chapter 2, where you'll uncover the key differences between wilderness and urban first aid. Learn how to assemble a fully equipped first aid kit tailored for the great outdoors. Chapter 3 delves into emergency management principles, offering step-by-step instructions on assessing situations and signaling for help when miles from civilization. 
  Face environmental hazards head-on as Chapter 4 guides you through the recognition and treatment of heat-related illnesses, cold injuries like hypothermia and frostbite, and altitude sickness. Understand the crucial actions needed for bites and stings in Chapter 5, ensuring you are prepared for encounters with snakes, insects, and even larger animals. 
  Chapter 6 and 7 are your go-to resources for wound care and managing fractures and sprains. From cleaning and dressing wounds to employing effective splinting techniques and the RICE method, you're covered. Your water safety know-how gets a boost in Chapter 8, focusing on drowning prevention and safe rescue techniques. 
  Expand your survival skills with Chapter 9, learning to build shelters and identify safe food and water sources, while Chapter 10 helps you handle common health issues in the wild, such as allergies and chronic conditions. Master advanced first aid techniques in Chapter 11, including performing CPR and using an AED, and gain insights into mental health management and ethical considerations in Chapters 12 and 13.

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  The 19 Laws of AI Prompting...

  Nikolay Gul

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  In the age of AI, prompts aren’t just instructions — they’re engines of reasoning. 
  The 19 Laws of AI Prompting Intelligence by Nikolay Gul is the practical framework for mastering human–AI collaboration through prompt engineering, strategic thinking, and cognitive design. In under two hours, this audiobook equips you with resilient prompting patterns that actually work. 
  You’ll learn how to: 
  • Design modular prompts you can reuse, scale, and transfer. 
  • Simulate expert roles with persona layering for smarter decisions. 
  • Debug AI failures with a clear prompt‑fix protocol. 
  • Prime memory & context so sessions stay aligned. 
  • Flip perspectives & break echo chambers to expose blind spots. 
  • Stress‑test prompts with adversarial and ethical frames. 
  • Format prompts for transfer across models and teams. 
  • Evolve your prompts recursively into stronger versions. 
  • Think across models (GPT, Claude, Gemini) with future‑proof techniques. 
  Written by Nikolay Gul, author of Easy Book Self‑Publishing and AI‑Driven Cybersecurity and High‑Tech Marketing, this audiobook is your concise, field‑tested guide to prompting that actually improves how you think. 
  Runtime: ~1 hour 49 minutes 
  Publisher: Future-Proof Marketing Press 
  Narration: ElevenLabs (Digital Voice)

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  The Ultimate Guide to Launching...

  Stan Peters

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  The podcasting has become one of the most influential platforms with ideas, sharing stories, and connecting with a worldwide audience. The Ultimate Guide to Launching Your Podcast can help you pursue setting up your own podcast without breaking your bank account. Also, if you're a storyteller, an expert in a specific field, social influencer or simply someone with a passion to share, this book gives you the opportunity and tools to create your own podcast for free.

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  Nostradamus - The Prophesies of...

  Kelly Mass

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  Michel de Nostredame, referred to as Nostradamus in Latin, was a French astronomer, doctor, and presumed seer mostly known for his work Les Prophéties, a collection of 942 poetic quatrains supposedly predicting future events. In the year 1555, the book was first released. 
  Since the release of his Les Prophéties, Nostradamus has acquired a very large following of followers who, in addition to the majority of the well-known press, credit him with properly anticipating many essential historic events. 
  Many of scholastic sources deny that Nostradamus had any true super prophetic skills, saying that the connections he made between international events and his quatrains were the repercussion of misconceptions or mistranslations (at times purposeful). 
  These experts also point out that Nostradamus' predictions are usually uncertain, meaning they might be applied to practically anything, and for that reason are unhelpful in developing whether or not the writer has true prophetic powers. 
  In this book, let’s take a look at what he predicted and if any of it came true.

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  What Do Bees Think About?

  Mathieu Lihoreau

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  Explore the mind of a bee and learn what drives its behavior. 
   
   
   
  Have you ever observed a bee up close and wondered what was going on inside its head? Like ours, insects' brains take up most of the space in their heads, but their brains are smaller than a grain of rice, only 0.0002% as large as ours. But what purpose does the insect brain serve, and how does that drive their creativity, morality, and emotions? 
   
   
   
  Bees in particular exhibit unexpected and fascinating cognitive skills. In What Do Bees Think About? animal cognition researcher Mathieu Lihoreau examines a century of research into insect evolution and behavior. He explains recent scientific discoveries, recounts researchers' anecdotes, and reflects on the cognition of these fascinating creatures. Lihoreau's and other scientists' research on insects reinforces the importance of protecting and preserving insects such as bees: after all, our survival on the planet is deeply dependent on theirs. This book provides an eye-opening window into the world of insect cognition and echoes an important ecological message about bees—they are intelligent creatures sharing the same fragile ecosystem as us.

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  Software Architectures for...

  Steve Abrams

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  "Software Architectures for Beginners: Navigating the Building Blocks of Modern Software Design" demystifies the complex concepts and practices that shape today's software applications. Whether you're an aspiring software developer, a student of computer science, or a professional transitioning into software design, this book equips you with the foundational knowledge and practical insights needed to understand and engage with software architecture effectively. 
  "Software Architectures for Beginners" also covers crucial design principles like SOLID, DRY, KISS, and YAGNI, which help in crafting scalable, maintainable, and high-quality software. Furthermore, you’ll delve into the tools and techniques that modern software architects use, from diagramming tools to the latest DevOps technologies. 
  Key features of this book include:Easy-to-understand explanations of fundamental and advanced architectural concepts.Practical case studies that link theory with practice, highlighting the decision-making processes behind successful software architectures.Discussion of future trends that are shaping software architecture, preparing you for the next steps in technology evolution. 
  By the end of this book, you’ll have a robust understanding of software architectures and be prepared to participate in architectural discussions and projects. Unlock your potential as a software architect with "Software Architectures for Beginners: Navigating the Building Blocks of Modern Software Design," and build a strong foundation for your career in technology. 
   

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