Publisher: Simone Malacrida
The following basic physics topics are presented in this book:scientific method and its applicationsinternational metric system and definition of units of measurementother metric systems used at the application level
This has 270 questions with answers and explanations, that prepare you to answer questions in professional Scrum with Kanban certification assessments of leading organizations. · In Audio Format · Prepared keeping Scrum org Professional with Kanban I (PSK I ™, PSK 1™) certification assessment in mind · Based on latest version of Scrum Guide™ and Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams · Built new based on latest version. Not just modified for changes. · Clear explanations for all questions. Serve as a learning exercise Each question is read out clearly, with answer options, correct answer and an explanation. This is newly built based on the recent changes and latest version of The Scrum Guide and Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams. This is designed for those who are taking professional scrum with kanban certification assessments, but these are also useful for all those who what to learn the use of Kanban practices in Scrum or preparing for interviews. Basic knowledge of Scrum Framework and Scrum Master Role required to take up these tests. It is recommended to read The Scrum Guide and Kanban guide for scrum teams before taking these tests. Scrum Guide is available at scrumguides org and scrum org ========================= Statutory Acknowledgment: *Professional Scrum™, Professional Scrum Master™, PSK, PSK I, PSK 1, etc. is the protected brand of Scrum org. =========================Show book
A pioneering researcher unveils the neuroscience of executive function: How it works and what we can (and can’t) do to improve it. From the muddle of brain fog that leaves you searching for keys already in your hand to the challenges posed by conditions like ADHD, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s, deficits in executive function are everywhere. Everyone agrees that executive function is essential for solving problems, planning for the future, and leading effective, meaningful lives―yet few can agree on what it actually is, or how to improve it. In Think Before You Think, internationally renowned neuroscientist Adrian Owen draws on cutting-edge research and a vast original dataset to finally demystify what executive function is, how it shapes our behavior, and what truly does―and doesn’t―help sharpen it. As practical as it is profound, Think Before You Think reveals our cognitive strengths, our limitations, and the extraordinary potential we all possess.Show book
Launch a Podcast That Gets Noticed—Not Ignored. Tired of books that spend 40 pages talking about "finding your why"? Start Talking is the no-B.S., modern guide for beginners who want to get their podcast off the ground—and into listeners' earbuds. Whether you're a coach, creator, entrepreneur, or just someone with a message to share, this book will walk you through:Choosing the right podcast format (without losing your mind)Recording clean audio on any budget (yes, even from your phone)Creating a show that stands out in a saturated marketLaunching like a pro—with no audienceGrowing your listenership with real marketing strategiesMonetizing before you're "big enough"Avoiding common mistakes that tank 90% of shows Written in a fun, conversational style (with zero fluff), Start Talking gives you the exact steps, tools, and templates to launch a podcast that people want to listen to. No jargon. No guru BS. Just straight-up guidance that works.Show book
Breaking Through Bytes celebrates the indomitable spirit of women who redefined technology. The book provides vivid portraits of eighteen female pioneers who cracked the digital code, women who dared to question, create and conquer, describing the evolution of technology through an inspiring lens. The book spans millennia, tracing the impact of trailblazing women in technology. In early chapters, meet historical figures from the first century to the early 1800s, whose contributions laid the groundwork for today's advancements. Dive into stories of mixed digital artist Thea Baumann, actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr, and pioneering programmer Betty Snyder alongside virtual reality specialist Claire Blackshaw. Discover modern innovators like Kayleigh Oliver, a woman of color waving the flag for programming all whilst balancing motherhood and tech, and Rocio Evenett, a fashion technologist revolutionizing the supply chain. Breaking Through Bytes uniquely explores women's contributions to STEM and digital technologies, focusing on underrepresented innovators across the centuries. It blends detailed technical achievements with personal stories to inspire readers interested in the history of technology, gender diversity, and modern digital innovations.Show book
Have you been confronted with a medical diagnosis that has altered your otherwise comfortable and peaceful life? Twenty-five years ago, Margaret Weiss, RD , CDCES was happily raising her family in central New Jersey when she was diagnosed with celiac disease. With little support for what was then a relatively unknown condition, she was forced to face her reactions and behaviors as she navigated many, often unpleasant, life changes to accommodate this disease. · Are you experiencing a range of emotions and behaviors related to your own condition that you’d like to understand better? · Are you interested in behavioral theories that might help explain and guide your actions as you navigate significant change? · Are you looking for a way to transform your mindset about your diagnosis with constructive and reliable best practices that are forward-looking and healing? Drawing on her experience as both a person with celiac disease and as a practicing dietitian, Margaret wrote Eat Your Rice Cakes to explore this journey of change. With humor and pragmatism, she speaks to both patients and providers of healthcare with a combination of personal and professional experiences that illustrate our responses to significant upheaval. Told with humor and insight through her eyes, the book offers an inspirational way for all readers to process life-altering change across a wide range of medical disorders with an ultimate vision of empowerment and compassion.Show book
Medically unexplained symptoms account for 40 percent of primary care visits in the United States, yet a "biological" cause is discovered only 25 percent of the time, leaving both patients and their providers frustrated.People who experience medically unexplained symptoms often feel unheard, marginalized, or even dismissed by their medical providers. Physicians strive to help people, yet the difficulty they face trying to determine the causes of symptoms that do not easily fit into neat diagnostic boxes can lead to frustration and helplessness. Diagnosing cases of medically unexplained symptoms can lead to an overuse of an already overburdened health system as patients are referred from one specialist to another in an attempt to find answers to their puzzling constellations of symptoms.Dr. Susan Trachman, a specialist in psychosomatic medicine and the writer of the immensely popular Psychology Today blog It's Not Just in Your Head, has seen firsthand her patients' frustration. Her book, It's Not Just in Your Head, goes in depth and offers answers and workable solutions by teaching listeners about different types of symptoms and how to explain them. Divided into major illness groups, this book will empower listeners to be their own Sherlock Holmes by giving them the tools they need.Show book
