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  Heal a Broken Heart Sleep...

  Harmooni

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  Are sleepless nights and a heavy heart keeping you from finding peace after a heartbreak? Are you longing for a way to mend your shattered emotions and embrace tranquility once again? Look no further, as we present the ultimate solution - the Heal a Broken Heart Sleep Hypnosis Meditation. 
  Imagine drifting off to sleep with a soothing voice guiding you towards inner healing and serenity. This remarkable audio book is expertly crafted to gently lead you through a profound journey of emotional restoration while you rest peacefully. Let go of the pain, the memories, and the doubts as you embark on a transformative experience every night. 
  Through powerful hypnotic suggestions, you'll release the grip of heartache and rediscover your strength within. This sleep meditation is more than just a remedy; it's a lifeline to a brighter future, free from the chains of past pain. Embrace the power of your subconscious mind as it helps you heal, one peaceful night at a time. 
  Say goodbye to the anxiety that often accompanies heartbreak and awaken to a new dawn of hope and renewal. The Heal a Broken Heart Sleep Hypnosis Meditation is your trusted companion through the darkest hours, gently leading you towards a heart full of love and joy once again. Don't let heartbreak define you; take the first step towards healing tonight and embrace the happiness you deserve.

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  A Climate of Truth - Why We Need...

  Mike Berners-Lee

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  We have most of the technology we need to combat the climate crisis – and most people want to see more action.
   
  But after three decades of climate COPs, our global emissions are worse than ever. And we are accelerating into a Polycrisis of climate, food security, biodiversity, pollution, inequality and more. What, exactly, has been holding us back?
  What will it take for us to do better?
  In the search for answers that have been so elusive to date, Mike Berners-Lee looks at the challenge from new angles. He stands further back to gain perspective; he digs deeper under the surface to see the root causes; he joins up every element of the challenge; and he learns lessons from our failures of the past. He uses all these insights to identify the single point of greatest leverage for those seeking the systemic change we so desperately need. A Climate of Truth spells out why, if humanity is to thrive in the decades ahead, the most critical step is to raise standards of honesty in our politics, our media and our businesses. Not only is this possible, but each of us can have radically more impact on the issues we care about by turning our attention to this simple principle. 
  Anyone asking, ‘What can each of us do right now to help?’ will find inspiration in this practical and important book.

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  Birth of Modern Astronomy The:...

  Editors Charles River

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  As interesting as the stories about Tycho Brahe are, chances are he wouldn’t be remembered if not for the important work he did, especially in the realm of astronomy. He lived in an era when the intellectual worldview of most in northern Europe was medieval in nature, influenced mostly by spirituality, mysticism, religion, and metaphysics. Brahe, however, was far-thinking in his outlook, taking advantages of the latest technological ideas and practicing empiricism to revolutionize the field of science. This work eventually led Brahe to cross paths with Johannes Kepler, whose laws on planetary motion would change everything.  
  Trying to define a man who had the qualities of a mathematician, astronomer, philosopher, inventor, and astrologer can prove difficult. But all of that can be ascribed to Johannes Kepler, one of the giants of his era who ushered in the Scientific Revolution and is often considered the first modern scientist. Kepler stood at a moment in time when the intellectual worldview of most in northern Europe was medieval in nature. Kepler, however, was far-thinking in his outlook. 
  	In his lifetime, Galileo straddled the epochs of the Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution, and it was his work and technological advances that helped usher in a brand new understanding of the solar system and the scientific method. Stephen Hawking himself has asserted, “Galileo, perhaps more than any other single person, was responsible for the birth of modern science." Of course, part of what made Galileo such a monumental figure was the fact that he was ahead of his time, and that he mostly refused to conform to the accepted dogmas of contemporary society.  
  In 1676, Sir Isaac Newton wrote in a letter, “If I have seen further it is by standing on ye sholders of Giants.” By the time he died, Newton had become science’s greatest giant, and every scientist who has followed him has stood on his shoulders. 

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  Medicine by the People - How...

  Jim Downs

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  A grassroots history of American medicine that shows how regular people were architects of medical knowledge and care. 
   
  Most histories of medicine center doctors: the standard-bearers of expertise and innovation. Yet these narratives underplay the role that ordinary people have, and always have had, on medicine and public health. 
   
  In colonial America, Black people's knowledge led to smallpox inoculations, stymying that epidemic. Midwives, more plentiful than doctors, also delivered babies more successfully. The Black community of the early 1900s educated the public on preventing tuberculosis. In the last half of the twentieth century, the Young Lords fought for better sanitation and increased medical infrastructure in their East Harlem neighborhood and queer people pushed the federal government for HIV/AIDS research with their activism. Grassroots community care has always been at the cutting edge of medicine, a hidden tradition of meeting need with dignity. Medicine by the People reveals that the history of American healthcare is, at its heart, a struggle over who gets to tell the story of illness.

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  AI meets UX: Designing the Next...

  Wandher Souza

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  Ready to shape the future of design? AI meets UX: Designing the Next Generation of User-Centered Products is the ultimate guide for anyone looking to create user-centered products powered by artificial intelligence. Whether you're a UX designer, product manager, developer, or AI enthusiast, this book offers actionable insights and real-world examples to help you craft meaningful, ethical, and innovative experiences. 
  What's Inside:Learn the Basics: Understand AI technologies like machine learning and natural language processing, and how they impact user experiences.Design for Trust: Build transparency, fairness, and personalization into your AI features.Tackle Ethical Challenges: Address privacy, bias, and inclusivity with proven frameworks.Work Smarter: Use exercises, examples, and workshop ideas to apply what you learn right away.Collaborate Effectively: Bridge the gap between designers, developers, and data scientists to create seamless AI integration. 
  Who Should Read This?Designers and Product Managers who want to stay ahead in AI-powered design.Developers and AI Enthusiasts eager to learn how design shapes user trust and satisfaction.Leaders and Innovators looking to unlock new ideas and opportunities. 
  AI meets UX is more than a guide—it's your step-by-step toolkit for creating products that users love. Drawing on his extensive experience designing for some of the world's leading tech companies, Wandher Souza provides the insights and tools you need to innovate, collaborate, and push the boundaries of what's possible in AI-driven design. 
  * Portions of this book were developed with the support of AI technology.

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  The Twilight Forest - An Elegy...

  Gary Ferguson

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  With their towering, cinnamon-colored trunks and dusky green canopies, ponderosa pine has long been a charismatic icon of the American West. Yet a quiet unraveling has begun: in the past decade, in a vast area from Santa Fe to the Sierras, more than two hundred million ponderosa have died. While some trees will survive in cooler places, scientists estimate that by mid-century less than five percent of the ponderosa in the American Southwest may remain. As the very character of this vast region shifts, what will be left behind? And how can we come to terms with such profound loss?In The Twilight Forest, Gary Ferguson brings listeners on an expansive journey through the ponderosa forests of the Southwest both to mourn—and to celebrate—the forests that nurtured him. In warm and luminous storytelling, Ferguson weaves together the human and natural history of ponderosa, from its march across the West more than 10,000 years ago, to centuries of artists inspired by its dazzling stature and shady passageways. Both wildfire and climate change are constant presences on this journey. Fire is necessary for healthy forests but has turned deadly, while climate change stresses even the hardiest beings of the natural world. Yet the story of ponderosa reminds us that loss can be a gateway to connection—to nature and each other.

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