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  You Won’t Feel a Thing! - The...

  DNP Sonja Mitrevska

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  From the bestselling author of Oh Sh*t, I Almost Killed You! A Little Book of Big Things Nursing School Forgot to Teach You comes the ultimate hard-hitting follow up to what nurses endure in the world of modern healthcare. With greater depth and much needed candor, You Won't Feel a Thing! The Drama, Tragedy, & Comedy of Nursing will provide valuable insights whether you are already nurse or simply want to understand the complexities of the role. Let's face it: the healthcare system has lots of work to do . . . and you probably do, too. It's time to bring the real, raw professional issues of nursing to the forefront. We have taken the hits. We have rolled with the punches. We have bobbed and weaved and bent. Let's work to ensure that bent never becomes broken.

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  Kickstart Java Programming...

  Dr. Edward Lavieri Jr.

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  Become a Java Pro through Real, Hands-On Coding Experience.
  Book Description
  In today’s tech-driven world, applied Java programming with AI integration is a game-changer. Java remains a backbone of enterprise and application development—but its real power emerges when combined with hands-on skills and modern technologies like artificial intelligence.
  Kickstart Java Programming Fundamentals offers a practical, real-world path to mastering Java—from basic syntax to building intelligent systems. Structured into three progressive sections, you'll begin with foundational topics such as variables, loops, OOP, and exception handling. Then, dive into core Java development with I/O operations, GUI programming, multithreading, and data structures. The final section guides you through advanced programming, including performance tuning, mobile and web development, design patterns, and incorporating AI techniques such as logic-based decision making and intelligent automation using Java.
  Table of Contents
  1. Introduction to Java Programming
  2. Variables, Data Types, Operators, and Control Structures
  3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics
  4. Methods and Functions
  5. File and Exception Handling
  6. Input/Output Streams
  7. GUI Programming
  8. Concurrency and Mutli-Threading
  9. Working with Collections and Data Structures
  10. Networking in Java
  11. Database Connectivity with JDBC
  12. Java Performance Tuning and Optimization
  13. Security, Testing, and Debugging
  14. Exploring Popular Java Frameworks
  15. Java for Web Development
  16. Advanced Java Features
  17. Mobile Development with Java
  18. Design Patterns in Java
  19. Using AI with Java Programming
  20. Final Project and Next Steps       
  
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  Tipping Points: How Climate...

  Alex Southwick

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  Every system — natural or human — has a breaking point. Ice sheets collapse, forests burn, markets crash, societies fracture. Now, as the planet edges toward a cascade of irreversible shifts, humanity faces its own moment of balance. 
  In Tipping Points, Alex Southwick examines the fragile thresholds that define our age — from the melting Arctic permafrost to the strain on global food networks and the fraying bonds of political trust. Drawing on science, history, and on-the-ground reporting, Southwick reveals how these crises intertwine, amplifying one another into a single planetary reckoning. 
  Yet this is also a story of resilience. Across the world, communities, cities, and movements are learning to adapt — not by returning to the old normal, but by building something entirely new. 
  Sweeping in scope yet intimate in its insight, Tipping Points is a profound exploration of how climate chaos doesn’t just threaten civilization — it’s already redefining what civilization means.

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  Guided Meditation for Positive...

  Meditative Hearts

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  Are you tired of feeling drained and depleted by negative energy? Do you long for a way to revitalize your spirit and infuse your life with positivity and joy? What if there was a simple yet profound tool that could help you harness the power of positivity and radiate it out into the world? 
  Introducing "Guided Meditation for Positive Energy" – your gateway to a life filled with light, love, and boundless positivity. This transformative audiobook serves as your daily dose of inspiration, guiding you on a journey to tap into the infinite wellspring of positive energy within you. 
  Imagine a soothing voice leading you through meditation exercises specifically designed to uplift your spirit and elevate your vibration. With each guided breath, you release negativity and embrace a sense of inner peace and radiant positivity. 
  Say goodbye to feelings of stagnation and stagnancy, and hello to a life filled with vitality, enthusiasm, and limitless potential. Whether you're seeking to attract abundance, deepen your relationships, or simply cultivate a more positive outlook on life, this audiobook offers you the tools to become a magnet for positivity. 
  Join the countless individuals who have already experienced the life-changing benefits of guided meditation for positive energy. Embrace a life where every moment is infused with light and love, and step into a future brimming with joy and possibility. Your journey to positivity starts now.

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  Modern Technology - Chemical...

  Phil Gilberts

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  This book consists of 4 titles, which are: 
  1 - Chemical Engineering: Chemical engineering is a multidisciplinary field that integrates principles from chemistry, physics, mathematics, and economics to tackle complex challenges across a diverse range of industries. At its core, chemical engineers focus on efficiently harnessing, transforming, and transporting chemicals, materials, and energy on a large scale. This involves not only designing and optimizing processes but also understanding the fundamental properties of substances and the underlying mechanisms governing their behavior. 
  2 - Electrical Engineering: Electrical engineering is a diverse and dynamic field that involves the study, design, and application of equipment, devices, and systems that use electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. It encompasses a wide range of sub-disciplines, including power engineering, electronics, control systems, signal processing, and telecommunications. 
  3 - Industrial Designs: Industrial design plays a pivotal role in modern industry by significantly influencing product functionality, aesthetics, user experience, and market competitiveness. One of the primary contributions of industrial design is the enhancement of product functionality and usability. Designers achieve this by thoroughly understanding user needs and behaviors, which allows them to create products that are intuitive and easy to use. This not only boosts customer satisfaction but also reduces the demand for customer support. 
  4 - Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical technology encompasses a broad spectrum of techniques and tools used in the design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. This field merges principles from physics, engineering, and materials science to create and improve machinery and devices that perform specific functions.

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  The Physics of Everyday Things -...

  Mark Hedges

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  Motion is a fundamental aspect of the physical world, affecting everything we do and experience. From walking down the street to driving a car, the principles of motion are always at work. In physics, understanding the forces that cause and influence motion is essential to understanding how objects behave in the world around us. This chapter will explore Newton's laws of motion and the application of forces in our daily lives, helping to make sense of the movements and actions that shape our experiences. 
  At the heart of motion is Newton's First Law, also known as the Law of Inertia. This law states that an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force. Essentially, things like to keep doing what they’re doing. For instance, a car coasting down the highway will continue moving unless the brakes are applied, or friction slows it down. This simple concept explains why, when you're in a car that suddenly stops, you feel as if you're still moving forward—your body wants to keep going, even though the car has halted. The application of this principle is not limited to vehicles but can be observed in everyday activities, like pushing a shopping cart or standing still on a bus that starts to move. 
  Newton's Second Law, the Law of Acceleration, takes it further. It tells us that the force applied to an object is equal to its mass times its acceleration (F = ma). This means that heavier objects require more force to accelerate, while lighter objects can be moved more easily. When you push a sled across the snow, the amount of effort you need depends on how much the sled weighs and how fast you want it to move. This relationship helps explain why it’s harder to get a heavy truck moving than a small bicycle. Understanding this law helps us calculate everything from how much effort it takes to lift an object to how quickly a rocket can launch into space.

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