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  Rift Valley Fever - A British...

  Hugh Cran

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  Trained as a vet in Edinburgh, Hugh Cran set off to Kenya and spent the next 50 years at the sharp end, treating cattle of Maasai herdsmen, wild animals, horses and pets of ex-pats and the military, the government and everyone in-between. Travelling miles on rough roads, performing impromptu surgery by torchlight and with dirty water, Hugh fell in love with the chaotic life and the colourful people he worked for, from dawn to dusk, seven days a week.

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  Ultimate AWS Certified Solutions...

  Venkata Kanumuri

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  Your Definitive Path to Mastering Cloud Architecture Skills and Conquering the SAA-C03 Exam. 
  Book Description
  The AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate SAA-C03 credential boosts career prospects and salaries, with 73% of professionals seeing job improvements and a 26% salary increase. The Ultimate AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) Certification Guide equips you with the knowledge to master AWS architecture, from core services to advanced topics like serverless computing and machine learning, with practical examples and expert insights that are crucial for passing the exam and excelling in real-world applications. 
  This book not only covers the fundamentals but also explores advanced topics like serverless computing, containers, and machine learning. Each chapter is packed with practical examples, real-world scenarios, hands-on exercises, and expert insights that will build your confidence and competence as a cloud architect. 
  With this guide, you will gain the knowledge and skills needed to create highly available, fault-tolerant architectures that meet the demands of today’s dynamic cloud environments. Whether you are aiming to pass the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate exam or looking to enhance your cloud architecture skills, this book is your gateway to success. 
  Table of Contents
  
  1. Introduction to Cloud Computing, AWS, and AWS SAA C-03
  2. Identity and Access Management in AWS
  3. Networking in AWS
  4. Cloud Storage
  5. Deep-Dive into AWS Compute
  6. Deep Dive Into AWS Databases
  7. AWS Application Services
  8. AWS Management and Governance Services
  9. AWS Cloud Security
  10. Cloud Architecture and AWS Framework
  11. AWS SAA C-03 Certification Preparation   
  Index

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  The Evolution of Software...

  Sophia Wilson

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  "The Evolution of Software Development Methodologies: Navigating the Paths of Creation: An Overview of Software Development Methodologies," gives a comprehensive review of the tactics, procedures, and inventions that have pushed forward software development. This book explores the change in the development of software: from very structured and systematic approaches to flexible and dynamic frameworks characteristic of contemporary software development. This research book focuses on five in-depth chapters, discussing the turning points in this evolution. It starts at the origin of programming, when the fundamental concepts of computation and first coding languages emerged.  
  Then, the birth of structured models is covered with attention to the function of the Waterfall technique, creating methodical, sequential development processes. The discussion then moves on to the transition to Agile practices, where cooperative, iterative techniques transformed teams' approaches toward software projects. Hybrid models such as DevOps are also discussed in meeting some organizational objectives by combining conventional and contemporary methodologies. The new trends include AI-driven techniques and international team collaboration, where there is an extension beyond traditional frameworks.  
  Blending historical analysis, real-world applications, and futuristic viewpoints, this book caters to students, software professionals, and tech enthusiasts alike. It sheds light on the advantages, disadvantages, and breakthroughs of each methodology, thereby emphasizing how flexibility plays a critical role in a fast-changing technological environment. Whether you want to upgrade your know-how in the software development field or understand the challenges of developing software in today's fast-moving world, this book is priceless as a source of learning on the development of methodologies that power digital innovation.

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  ASMR For Bedtime Best Time

  Whispering Voice

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  ASMR For Bedtime Best Time is the perfect way to wind down, relax, and prepare for a restful night’s sleep. As the day’s stress fades away, let the calming whispers and soothing sounds lull you into a state of deep relaxation. This audiobook is designed to be your ideal bedtime companion, guiding you gently into sleep with peaceful whispers, soft sounds, and relaxing affirmations. 
  Whether you’re struggling with insomnia or simply seeking a serene way to end your day, ASMR For Bedtime Best Time offers a tranquil escape. The gentle whispers soothe your mind, clear away the mental clutter, and help you drift into a peaceful slumber. Each whisper is tailored to create a calming environment that enhances relaxation, allowing your body and mind to fully unwind. 
  Perfect for those who love ASMR, or anyone seeking a peaceful bedtime routine, this audiobook creates the perfect atmosphere to let go of the day's worries and embrace the quiet comfort of sleep. Close your eyes, breathe deeply, and let the whispers guide you into the best sleep of your life.

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  Wild Enthusiasm - A Very British...

  Steve Wright

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  No need to travel halfway round the globe to spot iconic wildlife – it's right here on our doorstep in the UK and Steve Wright, keen amateur naturalist, travels from the Isle of Man to Norfolk, to the Orkneys, Northern Ireland and everywhere in-between on his various short holiday expeditions, clutching his specific wildlife wish-list for each trip.  
  The result is an inspiring and engaging diary of his personal encounters with white-tailed eagles, otters, bottlenose dolphins, fulmars, puffins, osprey, sand lizards, even red-necked wallabies. And the characters he meets on the way. He hears snipe drumming, watches a shrew in Wales, admires pilot whales off Lewis.  
  Steve's wildlife travel diaries give excellent practical tips, such as bird-hide etiquette, how to identify birds on the wing, how to consult local wildlife rangers about what might be spotted on each outing and where to find that species.  
  But most importantly his highly-readable wildlife travels are a call to others to book themselves in to pubs and small hotels the length and breadth of Britain and follow his example, for a series of fun British wildlife safaris.   

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  The Ward - The Life and Loss of...

  John Lorinc, Michael McClelland,...

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  The story of the growth and destruction of Toronto's first 'priority neighbourhood.'
     
  From the 1840s until the Second World War, waves of newcomers who migrated to Toronto – Irish, Jewish, Italian, African American and Chinese, among others – landed in 'The Ward.' Crammed with rundown housing and immigrant-owned businesses, this area, bordered by College and Queen, University and Yonge streets, was home to bootleggers, Chinese bachelors, workers from the nearby Eaton';s garment factories and hard-working peddlers. But the City considered it a slum, and bulldozed the area in the late 1950s to make way for a new civic square.
     
  The Ward finally tells the diverse stories of this extraordinary and resilient neighbourhood through archival photos and contributions from a wide array of voices, including historians, politicians, architects, story-tellers, journalists and descendants of Ward residents. Their perspectives on playgrounds, tuberculosis, sex workers, newsies and even bathing bring The Ward to life and, in the process, raise important questions about how contemporary cities handle immigration, poverty and the geography of difference.
     
  ‘The Ward shines a light on one of Toronto's most historically significant and most forgotten neighbourhoods. Instead of a straight history, the book's editors opted to present the Ward through multiple short essays, each with its own unique point of view. The result is a fascinating and varied look at an area that once concurrently defined the city and acted as its biggest shame. As a result of the Ward's eventual razing, there are few artifacts left to teach newer generations about this important part of Toronto's history. This book helps correct that.’
     
  – 2016 Toronto Book Awards Jury Citation
     
  '[The Ward] should be of interest to Canadians anywhere, reminding us that we all came from some place else.'
     
  – Michael Enright, CBC Sunday Edition
     
  Contents & Contributors
     
  Introduction – John Lorinc
     
  Searching for the Old Ward – Shawn Micallef
     
  No Place Like Home – Howard Akler
     
  Beforethe Ward: Macauleytown – Stephen A. Otto
     
  My Grandmother the Bootlegger – Howard Moscoe
     
  Against All Odds: The Chinese Laundry – Arlene Chan
     
  VJ Day – Arlene Chan
     
  Merle Foster's Studio: 'A Spot Of Enchantment' – Terry Murray
     
  Missionary Work: The Fight for Jewish Souls – Ellen Scheinberg
     
  King of the Ward – Myer Siemiatycki
     
  Where the Rich Went for Vice – Michael Redhill
     
  A Fresh Start: Black Toronto in the 19th Century – Karolyn Smardz Frost
     
  Policing the Lord’s Day – Mariana Valverde
     
  'The Maniac Chinaman' – Edward Keenan
     
  Elsie's Story – Patte Roseban
     
  Lawren Harris's Ward Period – Jim Burant
     
  'Fool's Paradise': Hastings' Anti-Slum Crusade – John Lorinc
     
  Strange Brew: The Underground Economy of Blind Pigs – Ellen Scheinberg
     
  The Consulate, the Padroni and the Labourers – Andrea Addario
     
  Excerpt: The Italians in Toronto – Emily P. Weaver
     
  Arthur Goss: Documenting Hardship– Stephen Bulger
     
  Fresh Air: The Fight Against TB – Cathy Crowe
     
  The Stone Yard – Gaetan Heroux
     
  William James: Toronto's First Photojournalist – Vincenzo Pietropaolo
     
  The Avenue Not Taken – Michael McClelland
     
  Timothy Eaton’s Stern Fortifications – Michael Valpy
     
  Settling In: Central Neighbourhood House – Ratna Omidvar & Ranjit Bhaskar
     
  Toronto’s Girl with the Curls – Ellen Scheinberg
     
  Chinese Caf̩s: Survival and Danger РEllen Scheinberg & Paul Yee
     
  Defiance and Divisions: The Great Eaton's Strike – Ruth A. Frager
     
  Elizabeth Street: What the City Directories Reveal – Denise Balkissoon
     
  Growing Up on Walton Street – Cynthia MacDougall
     
  Revitalizing George Street: The Ward's Lessons – Alina Chatterjee & Derek Ballantyne
     
  Taking Care of Business in the Ward &ndash Ellen Scheinberg
     
  'A Magnificent Dome': The Great University Avenue Synagogue – Jack Lipinsky
     
  Reading the Ward: The Inevitability of Loss – Kim Storey & James Brown
     
  Toronto’s First Little Italy – John Lorinc
     
  The Elizabeth Street Playground, Revisited – Bruce Kidd
     
  Divided Loyalties – Sandra Shaul
     
  Crowded by Any Measure – John Lorinc
     
  A Peddler and His Cart: TheWard’s Rag Trade – Deena Nathanson
     
  Toronto's Original Tenement: Wineberg Apartments – Richard Dennis
     
  Excerpt: Tom Thomson's Diary – Tom Thomson
     
  An Untimely Death – Brian Banks
     
  Paper Pushers – Ellen Scheinberg 
     
  The BMR's Wake-Up Call – Laurie Monsebraaten
     
  Excerpt: Report of the Medical Health Officer … – Charles J. Hastings
     
  Dr. Clarke's Clinic – Thelma Wheatley
     
  Slum-Free: The Suburban Ideal – Richard Harris
     
  The Glionna Clan and Toronto's First Little Italy – John E. Zucchi
     
  'The Hipp' – Michael Posner
     
  Before Yorkville– John Lorinc
     
  Sex Work and the Ward’s Bachelor Society – Elise Chenier
     
  Public Baths: Schvitzing on Centre Avenue – Ellen Scheinberg
     
  The Health Advocates: McKeown on Hastings – John Lorinc
     
  Remembering Toronto's First Chinatown – Kristyn Wong-Tam
     
  Tabula Rasa – Mark Kingwell
     
  Unrealized Renewal  – J. David Hulchanski
     
  A Short History of the 'Civic Square' Expropriation – John Lorinc
     
  Storytelling is Part of the Story – Tatum Taylor
     
  How We Think About What (Little) Survives – Patrick Cummins
     
  Institutional Memory – Scott James & Victor Russell
     
  Alternative Histories – MichaelMcClelland

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