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  The Shapeless Unease - A Year of...

  Samantha Harvey

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  Samantha Harvey’s insomnia arrived, seemingly, from nowhere; for a year she has spent her nights chasing sleepthat rarely comes. She’s tried everything to appease it. Nothing is helping.What happens when one of the basic human needs goes unmet? For Samantha Harvey, extreme sleep deprivationresulted in a raw clarity about life itself.Original and profound, The Shapeless Unease is a startlingly insightful exploration of memory, writing andinfluence, death and grief, and the will to survive.

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  Ultimate Flutter Handbook -...

  Lahiru Mahagamage

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  Harness Flutter as a cross-platform framework to create applications for iOS and Android from a single, unified codebase
  
  DESCRIPTION
  Flutter Handbook is the key to becoming a proficient Flutter app developer, catering to all levels, from beginners to experts. This comprehensive guide takes you by the hand, providing step-by-step instructions on every aspect of Flutter app development.
  Starting from the basics, you'll learn how to install and run Flutter, as well as core concepts such as widgets, state management, and navigation. As you progress, the book delves deep into advanced topics, such as implementing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functions using Firebase Firestore.
  Flutter Handbook is more than just a tutorial book. It also provides invaluable tips, tricks, and small tasks at the end of each chapter to reinforce your understanding and equip you with real-world skills. By the end of this journey, you'll have the expertise to release your Flutter app to the Play Store or App Store with confidence.
  
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  1. Introduction to Flutter
  2. Getting Started
  3. Widgets Widgets Widgets!
  4. Stateful and Stateless Widgets
  5. Navigation and Routing
  6. Firebase Firestore with Flutter
  7. Futures, Awaits, and Async
  8. Persistence and Data Modeling
  9. Deploying

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  Trackpad iPro Ver 40 Class 1

  Team Orange

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  Computer Science Textbook Designed for Joyful Learning 
  
  KEY FEATURES 
  - National Education Policy 2020 
  - Find on Google: This section asks a quick question from the present world. 
  - Pure Fact: This presents a 100% pure fact with a numerical data. 
  - Video Based Question: This is an interactive question to be attempted after watching a small video accessible on the QR Code. 
  - Coding Zone: This presents a quick insight into coding concepts. 
  - Career Here: This section indicates the possible career aspects on pursuing similar topics. 
  
  DESCRIPTION 
  Computers have become an integral part of our education system. Computer Science is now not limited to just teaching definitions and commands. Instead, it helps the learners to understand and appreciate the varied uses of computers and its vast applications. 
  Trackpad iPRO (Ver. 4.0) series based on Windows 10 and MS Office 2019 is comprehensively designed as per the new ICSE syllabus. We believe computer education is a hands-on subject and too much of bookish knowledge can take away the pleasure of learning. All these points have been kept in mind while designing this book and to produce the content that is not only appealing but also challenging to the students. 
  
  The topics in the book have been hand picked after extensive research by a team of experts on the subject based on the utility, interest, skill, and basic and trending applications in the global market. We have designed the lessons in such a way that they can be well integrated with other subjects. Step by step approach will make it simple and easy for our students to grasp the concepts. Relevance of the topics was of prime importance throughout the compilation of the book. 
  
  
  Learning is done best when it’s fun-filled and activity-based. To ensure that the content intrigues the students at all times and keeps them interested throughout the course of the book, we have included interesting key features like Student Corner, Tech Funda, Clickipedia, Comp Caution, Reboot, One Touch Learn, Let’s Do It, Crack The Code, Hands-On, Fun In Lab, Teacher’s Corner, Worksheet, Test Sheet, Project, Speech Drill, Supplement Pages and Glossary. 
  
  These features will ensure better learning, assessment, and evaluation and enable children to take their knowledge beyond the classroom. 
  
  Sample questions of Orange Global Olympiad (Cyber) have been included to promote awareness about the national level competition. 
  
  We hope that the book contributes to the progressive development of computer aided education system and prepares our students for all upcoming challenges. We want the children to learn the concepts not only for the purpose of gaining knowledge but also to be able to find their applications. This will enable them to enrich the quality of their lives as well as others’. 
  
  WHAT WILL YOU LEARN 
  You will learn about: 
  - Fundamentals of computers 
  - ICT Tools 
  - Computational Thinking 
  - Coding and Artificial Intelligence 
  - Tux Paint 
  - Touch Typing 
  
  WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR 
  Grade - 1 
  
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  1. Computer—A Machine 
  2. Uses of a Computer 
  3. Parts of a Computer 
  4. Using Computers—Do’s and Don’ts 
  5. Computer Mouse 
  6. Storage Devices 
  7. Using the Keyboard 
  Project 
  Explore More 
  The CT Corner (Shapes and Patterns) 
  The AI Corner (Artificial Intelligence) 
  Speech Drill 
  OGO Cyber Sample Questions 
  Glossary

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  Future Predictions by an...

  Martin K. Ettington

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  This book is about predictions of the Future from both projections of existing trends and possible major paradigm changes. 
  On Making Predictions of the Future: 
   It is possible to make pretty good future predictions by taking into account three things-- 
   1) Technological and Sociological Trends 
   2) Potential Paradigm changes 
   3) Intuition 
  In this book you will see many technological trends analyzed by an Engineer and using Intuition to help pick the most likely trends in our future. 
  What are possible major paradigm changes which will also affect our future? Projections of the year 2100 as well as up to 1,000 years ahead. 
  My goal in this book is to make the most accurate predictions of how our future will be over the next centuries that has ever been tried. 
  What does the Future Hold? 
  What will the world look like in the future? 
  How will we live our daily lives?

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  Epidemics

  Hippocrates

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  The term "epidemic" is used to describe the spread of a disease or condition to a large number of people. The word "epidemic" is derived from the Greek word "epi", meaning "upon", and "demos", meaning "people". Hippocrates, a Greek physician who lived in the fourth century BC, was one of the first to use the term "epidemic". He used it to describe the spread of disease through a population. Read in English, unabridged.

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  Practical Matter - Newton's...

  Larry Stewart, Margaret C. Jacob

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  “A highly ambitious and provocative survey of the cultural history of science and industry” from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries (Journal of Modern History). In 1687, the publication of Isaac Newton’s Principia Mathematica sparked a profound transformation in the world. From that event in the late-seventeenth century to the Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851, science gradually moved to the center Western thought and economic development. In Practical Matter, Margaret Jacob and Larry Stewart chronicle this dramatic, epochal shift. Despite powerful opposition on the Continent, a Newtonian understanding gained broad-based acceptance and practical application. By the mid-eighteenth century, the race was on to apply Newtonian mechanics to industry and manufacturing. The ascendancy of the new science culminated in the creating of the Crystal Palace Exhibition, London’s temple to scientific and technological progress. With fascinating insight into the changing culture of industry and higher learning, Jacob and Stewart show that there was nothing inevitable about the Scientific Revolution. “It is easy to forget that science might have been stillborn, or remained the esoteric knowledge of court elites. Instead, for better and for worse, science became a centerpiece of Western culture.”

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