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  Core Energy - Beyond Medicine:...

  Doris Siefen

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  Integrative therapies are gaining traction in palliative care, offering families a holistic approach to well-being. Family support is paramount in palliative care, and effective advocacy means ensuring that families themselves receive the necessary resources and support. Families learn that while the journey may be fraught with challenges, it also offers opportunities for growth, connection, and love. By drawing inspiration from the experiences of others, they can cultivate a sense of belonging and empowerment that transcends the struggles of illness. Embracing the principles of spiritual care, integrative therapies, and family support, they can create a nurturing environment that honors their loved ones while fostering their own resilience, ultimately transforming the palliative experience into one of hope and profound meaning.

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  InVerse Medicine - Poems about...

  Upreet Dhaliwal

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  These are poems about conversations that we'd like to have with ourselves and with others when our bodies and minds are fraying... 
  There's struggle and triumph, loss and humanity within the pages of this eclectic collection of verse. 
  Here's what Readers have to say: 
  "[This] collection brings together the dilemmas doctors and clinicians face through the voices of poetry in a way that is quite extraordinarily moving. It is about intersections, beliefs, power, frailty and so much more." - Ruth 
  "Words from a doctor's heart. The touch-points. The soft, comforting words, the firmness of harsh realities. Acceptance of the inevitable. Or the frustrating answers that make no sense." - Ashish 
  "Some of the stories may sound unreal to those who haven't been to crowded public hospitals in large cities. A doctor's perspective beautifully captured. Most of the poems are short stories of amazing tales. If you read poetry or short stories, don't miss out on this one." - Wonchi Murry

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  Generative Artificial...

  SAM CAMPBELL

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  Dive into the fascinating world of Generative Artificial Intelligence with "Generative Artificial Intelligence for Beginners: Unlocking Creativity and Innovation." This comprehensive book is crafted to introduce beginners to the foundations of artificial intelligence, focusing on the intriguing realm of generative models. 
  Starting with the basics of artificial intelligence, readers will journey through the evolution of AI, gaining insights into the distinctions between Narrow AI and General AI. The book then explores the core principles of Generative AI, unraveling concepts like generative models, algorithms, and frameworks that underpin this revolutionary technology. 
  A deep dive into neural networks and deep learning sets the stage for understanding the mechanics of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and Variational Autoencoders (VAEs). Real-world applications in fields such as computer vision and natural language processing are demystified, showcasing the versatility of Generative AI across industries. 
  "Generative Artificial Intelligence for Beginners" not only equips readers with a solid understanding of the present state of Generative AI but also offers a glimpse into its future trends and developments. Emerging technologies, potential breakthroughs, and challenges are discussed, providing a holistic view of the evolving landscape. 
  This book is your gateway to a captivating exploration of the cutting-edge field. With a clear and accessible approach, it encourages readers to embark on their own AI journey, fostering a deeper appreciation for the role Generative AI plays in shaping our rapidly advancing technological landscape. 
   

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  Clamor - How Noise Took Over the...

  Chris Berdik

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  An eye- (and ear-) opening investigation into how the cacophony of our ever-noisier world affects our health, our well-being, and our planet. 
   
   
   
  Early-morning jackhammering from construction down the block. The dull roar of jet overflights. Your officemate's phone conversations. Noise is everywhere, disrupting our sleep, ratcheting up our stress, destroying our concentration—yet it's a problem that many of us shrug off once the immediate annoyance passes. In Clamor, Chris Berdik reveals noise as one of the most pervasive, yet underacknowledged, pollutants in our daily lives, the harms of which extend far beyond our hearing, from our children's learning outcomes to our longevity to the natural world around us. 
   
   
   
  We systemically neglect life's sonic dimension at our peril—not only driving up the racket but failing to harness sound's great potential. Berdik introduces us to the researchers, rock stars, architects, and many others who are finding surprising ways to make our world sound not only less bad, but better. Rising above the ever-increasing din, Clamor is an urgent—and ultimately inspiring—call to reconsider our relationship to our world's soundscapes.

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  A Philosopher's Handbook -...

  ozkan salman

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  Philosophy is the theory of life. The entity moves and over time its shadow emerges. And we humans and creatures live and create our own time. 

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  Alone but Not Lonely - Exploring...

  Louis Friedman

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  Humans have always been fascinated by the possibility of extraterrestrial life, often wondering if we are alone in the universe. Drawing on nearly fifty years as a leader in planetary exploration, Louis Friedman brings into focus the subject of extraterrestrial life, separating knowledge from conjecture, fact from fiction, to draw scientific and technical conclusions that answer this enduring question. 
   
   
   
  Friedman argues that intelligent life is probably rare in the universe (maybe even uniquely on Earth) but that simple life is likely abundant on millions or billions of planets waiting now to be discovered. He asserts that studying and searching for extraterrestrial life cannot be done by interstellar probes—due to the vastness of space and the comparative brevity of human lifespans—but it can be done remotely by a new technique involving the solar gravity lens that can magnify exoplanets by tens of billions. This technique will allow humankind to explore exoplanets and open up an exciting new field of comparative astrobiology. 
   
   
   
  Wide-ranging in scope, this book discusses the history of searching for extraterrestrial life, the scientific evidence thereof, and finally his own conclusions on what's next.

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