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  Distributed Ledger Technology -...

  Richard Carrey

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  Embark on a journey through the decentralized frontier with "Distributed Ledger Technology" This comprehensive guide unravels the intricacies of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), offering a deep dive into the revolutionary world of blockchain and its transformative impact on diverse industries. 
  Starting with the foundations of DLT, the book demystifies complex concepts such as blockchain, hash functions, and cryptography, providing readers with a solid understanding of the technological underpinnings. Explore the evolution of consensus mechanisms, from traditional Proof of Work to innovative approaches like Proof of Stake, and understand the significance of smart contracts in reshaping digital landscapes. 
  Delve into real-world applications as the book navigates through the finance sector, showcasing the rise of cryptocurrencies, digital assets, and the disruptive force of decentralized finance (DeFi). Beyond finance, witness how DLT is reshaping healthcare, supply chain management, real estate, and even voting systems, ushering in an era of transparency, security, and efficiency. 
  However, the journey isn't without challenges. Uncover the scalability issues, security concerns, and the evolving regulatory landscape that accompany the rise of decentralized systems. From the environmental impact to privacy considerations, the book addresses the ethical dimensions of DLT, ensuring a balanced exploration of its potential risks and rewards. 
  "Distributed Ledger Technology" is not just a book; it's a roadmap to the future, inviting readers to join the decentralized movement and navigate the ever-expanding horizons of Distributed Ledger Technology. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, business leader, or simply curious about the next wave of innovation, this book is your gateway to understanding and participating in the decentralized revolution. 
    
   

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  The Healing Secrets of the...

  Sarah Million Day

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  "The Healing Secrets of the Amazon: Unveiling Medicinal Plants for Optimal Wellness" is an immersive and enlightening audio program that takes you on a captivating journey through the lush rainforests of the Amazon. With chapters dedicated to each facet of this ancient knowledge, you will explore the rich tapestry of healing practices, traditional rituals, and the incredible potential of medicinal plants that thrive in this pristine natural paradise. 
  Journey through the verdant Amazon rainforest as you are introduced to the awe-inspiring biodiversity and learn about the traditional healing practices rooted in indigenous wisdom. From the power of the sacred Ayahuasca ceremony to the captivating rituals and plant ceremonies, this program sheds light on the spiritual and transformative aspects of Amazonian plant medicine. 
  Discover the profound connection between nature and healing, as ethnobotany uncovers the vast knowledge of nature's pharmacy. Dive deeper into the healing properties of specific plants in the Amazon rainforest. 
  The program also explores the vital role of shamanic healers in Amazonian culture, delving into their practices and the wisdom they offer. 
  Learn about the integration of Amazonian healing practices with modern medicine, and discover innovative advancements in plant-based medicine inspired by this ancient knowledge. Throughout the program, you will be introduced to the concept of living in harmony with nature and cultivating a deep connection to the healing energies of the Amazon. 
  "The Healing Secrets of the Amazon: Unveiling Medicinal Plants for Optimal Wellness" invites you to embark on a transformative journey, unlocking the ancient wisdom hidden within the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Prepare to embrace a new perspective on wellness as you embrace the healing powers of nature, and open yourself to the possibility of profound transformation and spiritual awakening in your own life.

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  Epilepsy: An Overview

  Edmonton Epilepsy Association

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  This is a book that provides an overview about basic information on epilepsy. The book is formatted with questions and answers, from common understanding of how seizures occur, to whom and for what reasons. It is the perfect compendium for initial conversations about epilepsy for new patients and their caregivers. It also includes a glossary of terms and all definitions respect the nomenclature from the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE).

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  What the Bears Know - How I...

  Steve Searles, Chris Erskine

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  In the late 1990s, the town of Mammoth Lakes, California, hired Steve Searles as a hunter to cull half its troublesome bear population. But as he began to prepare for the grim task, the bears soon won him over, and Searles realized there had to be a better way. He soon developed nonlethal tactics to control their behavior and overpopulation that heralded a landmark moment in the care and handling of the American black bear. But change was not without its challenges. To some, his success was dismissed due to his lack of formal academic training. Yet Searles never wavered in his commitment, and eventually became not just local folk hero but a nationally recognized expert. This high school dropout saved not just the bears, but, in many ways, his community. 
   
   
   
  In a tradition that runs from John Muir to Bear Grylls, Searles finds a fellowship with nature and a deeper meaning in the world of bears. Do bears understand things we don't? Are they dialed in to some greater natural force? Unlike us, bears waste little time on unreasonable fears. Bears are fully in the moment. They have an inner peace that seems to offset their power and strength. That may explain why no other animal on the planet is as revered as the bear. As Searles shares his remarkable knowledge and we become immersed in the ursine world, you'll never look at bears or nature the same way again.

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  A Brief History of the Coast in...

  Sally Coulthard

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  An immersive history of our coasts and the people who have shaped them 
  The coast means something different to everyone. 
  It’s a place of pleasure and reckless pursuits, of fishing, fearless endeavours and a crashing, rugged beauty. The coast is, and always has been, our first line of defence and our springboard to other cultures. 
  Through the lens of 100 carefully selected objects, this treasure chest of a book delves into the myriad ways our coastlines have shaped, and been shaped by, our history, culture, and identity. From Roman lighthouses to rosary beads, knitted jumpers to Viking slave shackles, each object serves as a portal to a unique story. 
  Sally Coulthard’s engaging narrative goes far beyond the traditional seaside holiday to illuminate the coast’s role as a first line of defence, a site of trade, and a catalyst for cultural exchange. Readers will discover how the coast has influenced our beliefs, economy, and even our domestic lives. And, looking out to sea, this book will show how Britain’s story is anchored to those of our European neighbours and of faraway lands. 
  From one of Britain’s finest historians of material culture, this book vividly captures the enduring magic and significance of our shores. Whether it’s smugglers’ underpants or sailor’s hoaxes, whale vomit or pickled puffin – it all washes up on the British coast… 
  For fans of James Rebanks (The Shepherd's View), Jane Cooper (The Lost Flock), Robin Wall Kimmerer (The Serviceberry), Charles King (Every Valley), and Lee Alan Dugatkin (Mr. Jefferson and the Giant Moose).

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  The Wood That Built London - A...

  C.J. Schüler

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  It is hard to imagine that the busy townscape of South London was once a great wood, stretching almost seven miles from Croydon to Deptford or that, scattered through the suburbs, from Dulwich to Norwood, a number of oak woodlands have survived since before the Norman Conquest. These woods were intensively managed for a thousand years, providing timber for construction, furniture and shipbuilding, and charcoal for London's blacksmiths, kilns and bakeries. Now they afford important green space, a vital habitat for small mammals, birds and insects. 
   
  Drawing on a wealth of documents, historic maps and environmental evidence, The Wood That Built London charts the fortunes of the North Wood from its earliest times: its ecology, ownership, management, and the gradual encroachment of the metropolis.

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