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  Speak Clearly: Confident...

  Gareth Everwood

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  Speak Clearly: Confident Communication Made Easy 
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  X3 to X54 - The History of the...

  Keith Hall

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  The X- and XE-Class submarines were conceived during the Second World War: around 51ft (16m) long, they were designed to be towed by a 'mother' submarine and use their small size to complete stealth missions, such as attacking harbours and performing reconnaissance. Although they would not begin active service until 1942, the submarine crews achieved quite the record, racking up 167 honours between them, including four Victoria Crosses.
  Written by ex-submariner Keith Hall, X3 to X54 is a look at the entire life and evolution of the British midget submarine, from its early prototypes to its final journeys. With a wealth of imagery, including archive X-craft photographs as well as up-to-date views of the X51 (HMS Stickleback) from the Scottish Submarine Centre, this is the fascinating, yet little-known, story of Britain's midget submarines.

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  Mocking Time - How Paramedics...

  Scott Ash

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  Inside the ambulance is a world most people never see Mocking Time brings you in. 
  This isn't just about the sirens; it's a clear-eyed look at what happens when medicine hits the pavement. 
  Operating without the safety of controlled rooms or instant answers, paramedics must decide in seconds what lives and what waits. 
  Tracing the profession from its raw origins to its modern clinical complexity, this book exposes the systemic gaps in funding, staffing, and respect that are pushing the field to a breaking point. If you want to understand the high-stakes reality of the streets, this is the book that explains the forces underneath it all.

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  Dick Carter: Yacht Designer - In...

  Dick Carter

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  Not many 'amateur' yacht designers would dare to enter the first boat they had ever designed into the epic offshore Fastnet Race, let alone with the intention of winning it. But that is what Dick Carter did in 1964, beating all 151 other yachts, some sailed by the most notable sailors of the day. He repeated the feat 4 years later with another of his own designs (which also won the Admiral's Cup that year as top boat and top team), but by then he could certainly not be described as an 'amateur' yacht designer. His radical innovations created fast and comfortable boats which were much in demand in this, the golden age of offshore racing. They were commissioned by the top sailors and succeeded in winning the Admiral's Cup, Southern Cross Series, One Ton Cup, Two Ton Cup and many of the biggest races. He even went on to design the massive 128-foot Vendredi Treize for Jean-Yves Terlain to sail single-handed in the 1972 OSTAR (trans-Atlantic) race – the longest boat ever to have been raced single-handed. But after just a decade at the top of his game, he quit the world of sailing and moved on to other challenges. He hadn't been heard of for so long that sailors assumed he was dead. His surprise appearance at the funeral of Ted Hood gave rise to the suggestion that he wrote this book. It is beautifully produced with many fabulous photographs and boat plans and was first published in the US by Seapoint Books and is now published in the UK by Fernhurst Books. While his career as a yacht designer may have been brief, the impact of his innovations has lasted the test of time. Who today would think of an offshore yacht without internal halyards in the mast or that the rudder always had to be fixed to the keel? These concepts, and many more, were first introduced by Dick Carter.

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  Artificial Intelligence Class 7

  Manish Soni

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  As we move deeper into the 21st century, the role of technology in our lives continues to expand at an unprecedented pace. Among the most transformative technologies of our time is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is increasingly becoming a cornerstone of innovation in virtually every field. From healthcare and education to entertainment and transportation, AI shapes how we live, work, and interact with the world around us. For today’s students, understanding AI is not just an option—it’s a necessity. This textbook, meticulously crafted for Class 7 students under the CBSE curriculum, is an essential guide to navigating the fascinating and rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence. 
  The primary goal of this book is to understand AI, making it accessible and engaging for young learners. With its technical jargon and complex algorithms, AI can often seem intimidating. However, through this textbook, we have endeavoured to present AI in a clear, relatable, and intriguing. Each chapter is carefully designed to introduce fundamental concepts and principles of AI, ensuring that students not only understand the theoretical aspects but also see the practical relevance of AI in their everyday lives. Whether it’s exploring how AI helps power their favourite apps, understanding how it assists doctors in diagnosing diseases, or learning how it’s used to improve transportation systems, students will see first-hand how AI is woven into the fabric of modern society.

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  The Architect of Enterprise -...

  Javid Ur Rahaman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. 
  Every enterprise now has two problems with artificial intelligence, and they are not the same problem. 
   
  The first is an engineering problem: how to build systems in which AI orchestrates transactions, data, and operations across the enterprise. That problem belongs to the builders, and to the companion technical volume. 
   
  The second problem belongs to you: the leader who signs the budgets, redesigns the organization, answers to the board, and negotiates the contracts. The Architect of Enterprise is the first leadership book written as one half of a matched pair with its technical counterpart: same author, same worldview, different altitude. 
   
  Inside, a complete operating playbook for the executive of the agentic era: 
   
  The Architect's Triad: Intent, Trust, Value, the three inspections every AI decision must pass. 
  The Chief AI Officer charter: reporting models, decision rights, and the 90-day agenda. 
  The Human Operating Model: charrette squads, the Human-Agent RACI, and middle management redesigned. 
  The AI-ready workforce: reskilling ladders, career lattices, and the generational handoff. 
  FinOps for AI for the board: unit economics of intelligence and the Value Realization Office. 
  Governance that works: autonomy risk appetite, the ethics committee with teeth, the board pack. 
  The Law of the Machine: AI contract clauses, liability, and the M&A due-diligence checklist no other leadership title carries. 
  Industry playbooks: manufacturing, banking, healthcare, and the public sector. 
   
  Written by the enterprise architect behind the newsletter The Architect of Enterprise: veteran of Oracle and SAP landscapes, Head of Applied Intelligence at AAI Research Labs, and trained in Texas corporate M&A practice. 
   
  Build it with the technical volume. Lead it with this one.

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