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  NoSQL Databases - Unlocking...

  SAM CAMPBELL

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  In an age where data is growing exponentially and demands on applications are more dynamic than ever, traditional relational databases often fall short in delivering the scalability, flexibility, and performance that modern systems require. NoSQL Databases: Unlocking Scalability, Flexibility, and Performance Beyond Traditional Relational Databases is a comprehensive guide for developers, architects, and data professionals who are looking to explore alternatives to traditional relational databases. 
  Key topics include:The evolution of NoSQL databases and why they emerged as a powerful alternative to relational modelsA breakdown of the four primary types of NoSQL databases and their ideal applicationsScaling horizontally to accommodate large volumes of data and high-traffic environmentsTechniques for managing distributed data, ensuring consistency, availability, and partition tolerance (CAP Theorem)Schema design principles and best practices for NoSQL environmentsKey performance optimizations for real-time analytics, big data processing, and web-scale applicationsIntegrating NoSQL databases with microservices, cloud-native systems, and event-driven architecturesComprehensive overviews of popular NoSQL databases, such as MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, Neo4j, and more 
  With clear explanations, practical insights, and step-by-step guidance, NoSQL Databases empowers readers to embrace the next generation of data management, unlocking new levels of performance and innovation beyond traditional databases.

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  When the Last One Fell Silent -...

  P Agrawal

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  When the Last One Fell Silent: Stories of Extinct Creatures is a haunting yet deeply human exploration of extinction—told not as dry statistics, but as a series of vivid portraits that bring lost creatures back to life through story, imagery, and reflection. From the island forests where dodos once waddled without fear, to the endless skies once blackened by passenger pigeons, to the misty rainforests where golden toads shimmered like jewels, each chapter of this book immerses readers in the world as it once was—and as it might never be again. 
  Extinction is as old as life itself, but in the last few centuries its rhythm has changed. Where once climate, asteroids, and ice shaped life and loss, today extinction bears the clear mark of one species—our own. This book moves tenderly through history, telling the stories of animals we have lost: the thylacine of Tasmania, hunted more by rumor than truth; the great auk and Steller’s sea cow, slaughtered out of utility and curiosity; the Pyrenean ibex, which briefly flickered back into life through cloning before disappearing again; the mammoths, whose heavy footfalls once trembled across frozen steppes; and the baiji dolphin, the gentle goddess of the Yangtze, drowned beneath the noise of factories and boats. 
  Each chapter does more than recount the facts of extinction. It lingers on the silences that follow. Silence of forests once filled with birds. Silence of oceans where seals no longer bark. Silence of mountains where goats no longer leap. Readers are invited not only to see the loss but to feel it—the grief of the final call, the heaviness of absence, the weight of knowing that these lives were here, and now they are not. 
  At the same time, When the Last One Fell Silent is not simply an elegy. It is also a mirror and a warning. Chapters on myths and legends show how humans carry the memory of vanished animals in stories of dragons, thunder birds, and mermaids.

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  Data as a Product - 3 in 1 Guide

  Chuck Sherman

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  In the digital age, data has become the lifeblood of the modern world. From businesses and industries to governments and individuals, the value of information cannot be overstated. "Data as a Product: Elevating Information into a Valuable Product" is a comprehensive and enlightening exploration of the role data plays in shaping our world and how it can be transformed into a valuable asset. 
  This book delves into the foundations of data, providing readers with a clear understanding of what data is and the different types it comes in. From structured data in databases to unstructured data in texts and images, readers will grasp the diverse forms of information that drive decision-making processes. 
  Building upon the foundations, the book explores data collection, storage, preprocessing, and cleaning techniques. Readers will gain practical insights into managing data quality and integrity, ensuring that the information they work with is accurate and reliable. 
  With data at hand, the book takes readers on a journey into the world of data analysis and visualization. Through exploratory data analysis and statistical techniques, readers will learn to extract valuable insights from raw data and present them in compelling visualizations. 
  As the book progresses, it dives into the realm of data-driven decision-making. Readers will discover how data can be harnessed to drive strategic business decisions, creating a competitive edge in a data-centric world. Monetizing data assets is also explored, uncovering various models

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  The Immune System - A Very Short...

  Paul Klenerman

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  The immune system is central to human health. Growing understanding of the immune system, and especially the creation of immune memory (which results in long lasting protection), have led to major breakthroughs in medicine and the design of vaccines.In this Very Short Introduction, Paul Klenerman describes the immune system, and how it works in health and disease. He considers how the immune system evolved, the basic rules that govern its behavior, and the major health threats where it is important. Paul Klenerman also explains how things can go wrong when there is too little or too much immunity. The book also addresses what we learned about the immune system from the COVID-19 pandemic and how that has influenced thinking about future pandemics.

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  Ulysses S Cat and Other Animals...

  Scott Simon

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  From the beloved host of NPR’s Weekend Edition Saturday, moving tales of the marvelous animals who have crossed his path. 
   
  Scott Simon’s household does not make much distinction between humans and other animals. Whether two legged or four, flesh-covered, fur-covered, feathered, or gilled―everyone is family. Today, the beloved radio host lives with the haiku-writing and absolument charmant French poodle Daisy; the daringly audacious foster cat Gato Blanco; and the energetic, cage-escaping hamster Bagel, who was almost Gato’s meal. And that’s just the start. In Ulysses S. Cat and Other Animals I Have Known, Simon warmly philosophizes on the unforgettable and utterly ordinary but enduring moments in the remarkable relationships between species, along with their joys, worries, love, and humor. From a cat who escaped the British Embassy―Simon had to promise she’d keep her accent―to street dogs during Sarajevo’s siege, to a series of beta fish all named Salman Fishdie, this enchanting work is a profusion of exuberant memories and musings on a life spent in animal company.

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  The Book on Masks - Your...

  Philip Buckler

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  If you have ever worn a mask against your better judgement, this book is for you. Delve into the science, psychology, and philosophy involved in the worldwide mania for face coverings. 
  Accessible yet profoundly detailed, packed with meticulously gathered information from a diverse range of disciplines, this book earns its place as an invaluable reference in your library. Its wealth of knowledge equips you to challenge prevailing narratives and verify claims independently. Its digestible deep-dive summary of more than 330 studies and 100 years of science is only the tip of the iceberg:Tired of hearsay and third-party opinion on mask effectiveness? Get the bottom-line up front in straightforward, easily verifiable direct quotes from definitive scientific studies. A scholarly, detailed dissection of the CDC’s flagship Science Brief case for masks.Confused by contradictory or hyperbolic claims about mask side effects or lack thereof? Get consistent, hard data with results going back decades.Explore the powerful and manipulative behavioral psychology exploited to push masks.Recognize, expose, and refute the flawed underlying beliefs that support compulsory masking.A careful review of legal precedents which support your freedoms and individual rights where masks are concerned.Why some lawsuits challenging compulsory masking succeeded and others failed.Detailed, robust religious and conscientious objections to masking.More than 50 helpful charts, tables, and illustrations.Convenient source hyperlinks — follow up and decide for yourself whether or not the author got it right. 
  Concerned that mask mandates might make a comeback someday? 
  Buy The Book on Masks today! 
  Audiobook edition includes a complete copy of the book as an accompanying pdf.

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