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  Eight Eyes

  Sally Cook

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  Spiders sometimes create terror, admiration and fascination and in this account spiders are heroes and victims. They induce one arachnophobe to pull over in blind panic as one of their members crawls out from behind his car pedals while he is driving at speed along a country road. Another toys with a spider, bouncing it up and down on its web as if it were a yoyo. Spiders create strong reactions in many of us. This story takes us nto their web of life.

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  Punching Above Your Weight - How...

  Ryan J. Smith

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  Punching Above Your Weight: How to Use AI Without Losing Your Mind 
  Written and narrated by Ryan J. Smith 
  What if AI isn’t the end of your job, but the start of your edge? 
  Written in one week and recorded with grit, Punching Above Your Weight is part memoir, part manifesto - a crash course in using AI to scale your clarity, courage, and impact. 
  Ryan J. Smith - AI product leader by day, musician by night - opens with the moment his father flatlined for 15 minutes and came back. That brush with death sparked a fire: life is short, and fear can’t keep us from what matters. 
  This audiobook cuts through the hype with honest strategy, sharp tools, and stories of underdogs who refused to fold. Whether you're a solo act or leading a team, this is your cornerman in the AI fight. 
  Perfect for listeners who are:Outmatched but not out of optionsCurious about AI, but allergic to tech bro nonsenseReady to fight smarter - not harder

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  Garbage Theology - The unseen...

  Caleb Cray Haynes

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  What if God is very interested in your waste? What if you looked out your window and saw Jesus going through your trash can? Would that surprise you? The greatest illusion of our time comes in the form of waste. From landfills, to micro-trash, to invisible emissions, to imperceivable pollutants, to the factories and shores we never see... it's all hidden away from our sight. However, the harmful effects of this global wastefulness reach far and wide. It's touching the lives of everyone you love, every place you've been, and every single thing you can imagine. What if your faith requires a greater awareness about the things you eat, buy, and throw away? Could it be that your salvation is tied to all of God's creation and that you have the opportunity to join God's work of restoration? While addressing the environmental challenges of our time, Garbage Theology seeks to connect our Biblical call to serve and keep creation with how we live our lives today. Through personal stories extracted from years of working in the trash and recycling industry while pastoring a local church, author Caleb Cray Haynes introduces and examines a theology of consumption and waste through the lens of Scripture and our story as the people of God in the context of our current global environmental crises. Rev. Caleb Cray Haynes is the Director of Nazarenes for Creation Care, the host of The ecoChristian Podcast, and the Community and Creation Pastor at Kaleo Nashville Church. He also is a co-author of Keeping Creation, a 5-week small group study on the Biblical call to tend and serve the earth. He is a Partner with the Evangelical Environmental Network, an Ordained Elder in The Church of the Nazarene, and holds an MA in Theology: Ecology from Nazarene Theological College in Manchester, UK. He resides in Nashville, TN with his wife Emily, and two daughters Story and Daily. More at CalebCrayHaynes.com

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  OpenAI Meets OpenClaw AI...

  Ryan Foster

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Stop Switching Between ChatGPT and Claude. Build One Smarter AI Assistant That Uses Both. 
   
  Are you tired of paying premium prices for simple questions while getting basic answers for complex analysis? Most businesses waste money by forcing every AI request through the same expensive model, regardless of task complexity. 
   
  OpenAI Meets OpenClaw AI Assistant shows you how to build a hybrid AI agent that automatically routes work to the right model for the job. One assistant, multiple brains, zero coding required. 
   
  Written by enterprise solutions engineer Ryan Foster, this step-by-step guide teaches non-technical professionals how to combine OpenAI's GPT models with Anthropic's Claude using OpenClaw as your no-code hub. 
   
  What You'll Learn: 
   
  Install OpenClaw and connect both OpenAI and Claude to create a unified assistant that thinks smarter. Master intelligent routing so support questions go to fast, cost-effective models, while strategy work gets handled by advanced reasoning models. Implement channel-based routing for Slack, web chat, and API integrations without writing code. 
   
  You'll discover the three-lane approach to AI model selection, learning when to use lightweight models for quick answers and when to deploy extended thinking capabilities for deep analysis. The book covers practical cost control through token management, OpenRouter integration to access dozens of models via a single API, and troubleshooting techniques when routing doesn't work as expected. 
   
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  Business professionals who want smarter AI tools without programming knowledge, teams looking to optimize AI costs while improving output quality, and anyone frustrated by the limitations of single models. You'll also benefit if you're evaluating AI solutions for your organization or want to understand hybrid AI systems without technical jargon.

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  Cracking Hitler's Atlantic Wall...

  Richard C Anderson

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  A military historian analyzes the ingenious WWII tanks known as Hobart’s Funnies, detailing their development and their role in the D-Day campaign. When the British and Canadians landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944, they were accompanied by specialized armored vehicles designed to remove German obstacles and mines. Developed by the Royal Engineers, these tanks known as Hobart's Funnies featured a range of ingenious innovations, from carpet-laying and bridge-laying devices to a giant 290-millimeter mortar.   Examining these vehicles from technical development to combat deployment, military historian Richard C. Anderson Jr. gives a minute-by-minute account of D-Day's early hours on Sword, Juno, and Gold Beaches—the critical moments when success hinged on the assault engineers’ ability to  clear a path or breach the seawall.   Anderson also describes the events on Omaha and Utah Beaches, where U.S. troops, despite being offered these vehicles, stormed ashore without them. Through careful comparison of conditions and outcomes, Anderson assesses the vehicles’ performance and impact on D-Day's successes and failures.

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  Cloud Data Modeling - Principles...

  May Sherry

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  In the rapidly evolving world of cloud computing, data is more valuable than ever, serving as the backbone of digital transformation for businesses across the globe. However, the complexity of cloud environments demands new approaches to data modeling—approaches that are scalable, flexible, and optimized for the unique characteristics of cloud platforms. 
  Cloud Data Modeling: Principles, Practices, and Practical Applications is your comprehensive guide to mastering data modeling in the cloud. This book takes you on a journey from the fundamentals of data modeling to advanced techniques specifically tailored for cloud architectures. Whether you’re an experienced data architect or a newcomer to the field, this book offers valuable insights into designing efficient, secure, and cost-effective data models for cloud-based systems. 
  Packed with practical examples, case studies, and best practices from industry leaders, this book not only teaches the theory behind cloud data modeling but also provides actionable guidance for real-world application. As cloud technology continues to evolve, staying ahead of the curve is essential. This book equips you with the knowledge and tools to build the future of data architecture. 
    
   

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