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  Social Media Marketing Blueprint...

  Brian Scott Fitzgerald, Blake...

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  Are you ready to master the ever-changing landscape of social media marketing and transform your business? With "Social Media Marketing Blueprint" by Blake Preston, you can learn to navigate digital advertising strategies and gain the insights you need to grow your business. 
  This book will: 
  -      Help you create compelling content to engage your followers. 
  -      Arm you with the tools and resources you need to maximize productivity. 
  -      Show you how to manage the complexity of free and paid marketing. 
  -      Give you the confidence to make quick decisions on the fly. 
  -      Inspire you with stories of fast-growing businesses. 
  Blake's Guide contains: 
  -      Knowledge of social media marketing's definition and differences from digital marketing. 
  -      Determine your business's needs and target audience before picking a channel. 
  -      Explore ways to boost efficiency and customers. 
  -      Planning and creating audience-pleasing content. 
  -      Understanding paid vs. organic systems. 
  -      Successfully running campaigns to attain aims. 
  "Social Media Marketing Blueprint" is the perfect companion to help you grow your business in the digital age. Buy now before the price changes!

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  Doing the Right Thing - Ethics...

  Scientific American

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  Making ethical decisions involves more than listening to an inner moral compass, a feeling in the gut of what’s right and wrong. Questions of ethics in science are becoming increasingly complex, especially as technology encroaches upon even our most private cellular spaces. In Doing the Right Thing: Ethics in Science, we cover a wide range of areas in science and medicine where complicated ethical questions come to bear, including genomics and research where informed—and ethically sound—choices are the basis of many scientific studies.

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  Claude Code on Your Phone - The...

  Tom Anderson

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Turn Your Smartphone Into a Complete Mobile App Development Studio 
  Build professional iOS and Android apps using nothing but your phone and conversational AI. No MacBook required. No coding bootcamp. No computer science degree. 
  The barrier to software creation has collapsed. With Claude Code, Vibecodeapp, and Happy Coder, your smartphone becomes a powerful AI coding environment that lets you ship production-ready mobile apps faster than traditional development teams. 
  What You'll Master: 
  Vibe Coding Fundamentals: Learn to write prompts that make Claude Code behave like your senior mobile developer. Transform natural language descriptions into working React Native and Expo applications through conversation, not complex syntax. 
  Mobile First Development: Set up Vibecodeapp and Happy Coder on iOS and Android. Master multi-device workflows that let you code during commutes, lunch breaks, or from your couch. Build apps in short bursts throughout your day. 
  Complete App Development: Follow step-by-step instructions to create five real-world projects, including habit trackers, business directories, meal planners, finance dashboards, and event discovery apps. Every chapter includes actual prompts and workflows you can adapt immediately. 
  Professional Features: Implement user authentication and login systems, integrate Firebase and Supabase databases, add push notifications and payment processing, connect APIs and backend services, design professional user interfaces, and deploy to the iOS App Store and Google Play Store. 
  Perfect For: 
  Non-technical founders who need custom apps but cannot afford development agencies, small business owners seeking mobile solutions, indie hackers and solopreneurs building MVPs quickly, entrepreneurs validating ideas without technical co-founders, students learning modern AI-assisted development, and anyone with app ideas but no coding background.

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  The Olive Tree - A Personal...

  Carol Drinkwater

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  An olive farmer journeys through Spain, Italy, and North Africa to find the future of agriculture in an age of chemicals and climate challenges. Carol Drinkwater’s beloved olive farm in the South of France was suffering badly from destructive pests and premature ripening. In a hunt for answers, she decided to set out on her own for a fact-finding tour of Spain, Italy, Morocco, and Algeria. In The Olive Tree, Carol recounts not only the agricultural education she gained during her travels, but the dangers she faced as terrorist bombs rocked one of her destinations and a group of beekeepers helped shepherd her through dangerous territory. Through it all, she confronts issues faced by farmers and non-farmers alike in today’s world, from climate change to diminishing water reserves to the excessive use of chemicals. Ultimately, she will return to her land in Provence with a new appreciation for the urgency of these problems—and with an ingenious vision for the future shared with her by a brilliant group of olive growers . . .Praise for the Olive Farm series “Vibrant, intoxicating and heartwarming.” —Sunday Express “Spellbinding . . . a must for anyone who dreams of moving to a kinder climate and starting a new life.” —Choice

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  Amazing Animals

  Scientific American

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  We humans tend to think that we are unique in our intelligence, social skill, and depth of emotion, but we think too much of ourselves. The animal kingdom teems with hidden stories of the weird and fascinating, and in Amazing Animals, we gather recent research on animal behavior, including surprising discoveries of how animals think and feel, from man’s best friend to some of the earth’s oddest creatures.

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  The Driving Machine - A Design...

  Witold Rybczynski

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  In this lively and entertaining work, Witold Rybczynski—hailed as "one of the best writers on design working today" by Publishers Weekly—tells the story of the most distinctive cars in history and the artists, engineers, dreamers, and gearheads who created them. Delving into more than 170 years of ingenuity in design, technology, and engineering, he takes us from Carl Benz's three-wheel motorcar in 1855 to the present-day shift to electric cars. Along the way, he looks at the emergence of mass production with Henry Ford's Model T; the Golden Age of American car design and the rise of car culture; postwar European subcompacts typified by the Mini Cooper; and the long tradition of the streamlined and elegant sports car. 
   
   
   
  Rybczynski explores how cars have been reflections of national character (the charming Italian Fiat Cinquecento), icons of a subculture (the VW bus for American hippies), and even emblems of an era (the practical Chrysler minivan). He explains key developments in automotive technology, including the electric starter, rack-and-pinion steering, and disc brakes, bringing to light how the modern automobile is the result of more than a century of trial and error. And he weaves in charming accounts of the many cars he's owned and driven, starting with his first—the iconic Volkswagen Beetle. The Driving Machine is a fascinating history of design.

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