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  The New Approach to Medicine

  M.D. Andrew Weil

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  Our modern medical system, based on high technology tests and treatments, is beginning to topple under its own weight and expense. But there is another approach to medicine that is less expensive and often more effective, especially for chronic conditions.

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  The Practice of Settlement...

  John Lane

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  Lane drew a circle on a map that represented a one-mile radius from his home, and explored every facet of the place including the topography, history, ancient and current citizenry, and industry. This exploration sharpened his sense of place and serves as a model for how we might look at our own homes, terrain, and communities.

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  Navigating the Cybersecurity...

  Helen Patton

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  Land the perfect cybersecurity role—and move up the ladder—with this insightful resourceFinding the right position in cybersecurity is challenging. Being successful in the profession takes a lot of work. And becoming a cybersecurity leader responsible for a security team is even more difficult.In Navigating the Cybersecurity Career Path, decorated chief information security officer Helen Patton delivers a practical and insightful discussion designed to assist aspiring cybersecurity professionals entering the industry and help those already in the industry advance their careers and lead their first security teams. In this book, listeners will find: explanations of why and how the cybersecurity industry is unique and how to use this knowledge to succeed; discussions of how to progress from an entry-level position in the industry to a position leading security teams and programs; advice for every stage of the cybersecurity career arc; instructions on how to move from single contributor to team leader, and how to build a security program from scratch; guidance on how to apply the insights included in this book to the listener's own situation and where to look for personalized help; and a unique perspective based on the personal experiences of a cybersecurity leader with an extensive security background.

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  Greatest Hackers in the History

  IntroBooks Team

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  In computing scenario, a hacker can be referred to as any highly skilled and talented computer expert who is responsible for breaking into computer networks or systems with the help of some kind of bugs or exploits. As per the field of computing, hacking can have different meanings. In various contexts, it has been referred in the controversial ethical and moral connotations. However, in the true sense, the hacking term can be referred to as any individual in any one of the hacker cultures and communities. In the hacker community, there are different types of hackers. Whatever might be the type of the hackers, they have been quite popular worldwide for causing significant damage and harm to the leading organizations and individuals of the world. They have been successful in breaching the confidential information of the organizations including their important documents. Here is an insight into the journey of the most famous and greatest hackers the world has ever observed in its history.

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  Does It Fart? - The Definitive...

  Nick Caruso, Dani Rabaiotti

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  The New York Times bestselling sensation! 
  Dogs do it. Millipedes do it. Dinosaurs did it. You do it. I do it. Octopuses don't (and nor do octopi). Spiders might do it: more research is needed. Birds don't do it, but they could if they wanted to. Herrings do it to communicate with each other. 
  In 2017 zoologist Dani Rabaiotti's teenage brother asked her a most teenaged question: Do snakes fart? Stumped, Rabaiotti turned to Twitter. The internet did not disappoint. Her innocent question spawned the hashtag #doesitfart and it spread like a noxious gas. Dozens of noted experts began weighing in on which animals do and don't fart, and if they do, how much, how often, what it's made of, what it smells like, and why. 
  Clearly, the public demands more information on animal farts. Does it Fart? fills that void: a fully authoritative, fully illustrated guide to animal flatulence, covering the habits of 80 animals in more detail than you ever knew you needed. 
  What do hyena farts smell especially bad? What is a fossa, and does it fart? Why do clams vomit but not fart? And what is a fart, really? With surprisingly detailed scientific explanations, Does it Fart? will allow you to shift the blame onto all kinds of unlikely animals for years to come.

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  The Edge of Reality - Two...

  J. Allen Hynek, Jacques Vallee

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  From the outset, Hynek and Vallee make their position clear: UFOs represent an unknown but real phenomenon. The far-reaching implications take us to the very edge of what we consider known and real in our physical environment. Perhaps, say the authors, UFOs signal the existence of a domain of nature as yet totally unexplored.   In this mind-stretching book, the authors sample UFO reports, including those allegedly involving humanoids, and describe the perceived patterns in the behavior of the phenomenon. They also establish a framework for further study. Where might such study lead? What can be studied, and how? What is the real nature of the UFO phenomenon? Does it originate with the actions of other intelligences in the universe? If so, where and what might they be? Does the UFO phenomenon have a purely physical explanation, or is there a vast, hidden realm that holds the solution?   In this invaluable work, we gain insight into the thinking of Hynek and Vallee’s research and investigations into UFOs, including Project Blue Book, the Pascagoula case, and the Betty and Barney Hill experience   

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