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  Rethinking Intelligence - A...

  Rina Bliss

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  A genetics expert and professor challenges our understanding of intelligence, explaining what it truly means to be “smart,” why conventional assessments are misleading, and what everyone can do to optimize their potential. 
  Growing up in middle-class suburban Los Angeles in the 1980s, Rina Bliss saw intelligence as her ticket out. Like height and stature, intelligence was said to run in families. The prevailing idea was that mental capacity was determined by our DNA and could be measured; a simple IQ test could predict a child’s future. 
  Yet, once Dr. Bliss looked closer, first as a student, then as a scientist, and later as a mom of identical twins who share a genome, she began to challenge conventional wisdom about innate intelligence. In Rethinking Intelligence, she shares her findings, drawing on cutting-edge scientific research to offer a new model for how we understand, define, and assess intelligence, using a measurement that is far more flexible and expansive. 
  Intelligence has little to do with standardized test results or other conventional measures of intellect, Dr. Bliss argues. Intelligence is a process, a journey defined by change that cannot be scored or taken away. Intelligence is influenced by our surroundings in ways that are often overlooked—more than Baby Mozart or flash cards or superfoods, factors like stress, connection, and play actually sculpt young minds. 
  In Rethinking Intelligence, Dr. Bliss shares insights from the burgeoning science of epigenetics to help us harness our environments to empower our minds. If we truly want to nurture potential, we must eliminate toxic stress so that our genes can work optimally, in harmony with our environment. Dr. Bliss offers successful strategies we can use as individuals and a society, including embracing a growth mindset, prioritizing connection, becoming more mindful, and reforming systemic issues—poverty, racism, the lack of quality early childhood education—that have a negative and lasting neurobiological impact. 
  Joining acclaimed works by Carol Dweck, Amy Cuddy, and James Clear, Rethinking Intelligence reframes human behavior and intellect, offering a new perspective for understanding ourselves and our children, and the practical tools necessary to thrive.

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  Viral Mayhem: The Untold Saga of...

  Roarke Bennington

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  Viral Mayhem: The Untold Saga of a World Disrupted 
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  Are you eager to advance your career while deepening your understanding of rabies and its significant impact on culture and history? 
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  Updated to reflect recent discoveries and the evolving narrative surrounding rabies. 
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  Our guide stands out through its thorough coverage, which is crucial for your mastery of the topic. Concepts are explored in detail, ensuring a rich learning experience. 
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  On the Origin of Species

  Charles Darwin

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  Charles Darwin's seminal work published in 1859, presents the theory of evolution through natural selection. The book outlines how species change over time, with variations in physical and behavioral characteristics allowing organisms better suited to their environment to survive and reproduce, passing on favorable traits to future generations. Darwin cites evidence from his observations, experiments, and research, including on his voyage aboard the HMS Beagle, to argue that all life shares a common ancestor and that the diversity of species arises through this process of gradual evolution, rather than through special creation as widely believed at the time. The book challenged prevailing religious and scientific views, sparking intense debate, but Darwin's theory of natural selection has since become the foundation of modern evolutionary biology.

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  The Strategy Implementation Gap...

  James Bawtree, Michael Young

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  The Strategy Implementation Gap is a guide for executives on how to have a sustainable approach to the right people doing the right things in the right way to achieve the right results. 
  “James and Michael have captured the essentials for bridging the strategy implementation gap. This book reflects their decades of helping project leaders and teams win. If you read one book on project management this year, this should be it.”  
  Greg Crowther – Founder, Write For Impact

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  Marine Pollution - What Everyone...

  Judith S. Weis

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  For millennia, human societies have viewed the ocean as a dumping ground for waste products of all kinds. The sources of marine pollution are extensive, including oil spills, sewage, fertilizers, pesticides, industrial wastes, heavy metals, ocean acidification, plastics, and even invasive species, considered biological pollution. Yet, the solutions are not as clear. 
   
  Updated to reflect recent research, this book discusses the sources of marine pollutants, their effects on marine organisms and humans, and how to reduce or eliminate them. Weis covers the aftermath of oil spills in addition to "emerging" topics like flame retardants, pharmaceuticals, noise pollution, and PFAS. A new chapter examines the prevalence of microplastics and how they rise through the food chain into human beings, along with their associated toxic chemicals. Additional chapters address the deadly effects of climate change in the ocean but also focus on actions that all people can take, citing recent environmental improvements as a cause for hope.

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  Scrumban - Comprehensive Guide...

  James Henry

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  Scrumban: Comprehensive Guide to Hybrid Agile Project Management is your ultimate resource for mastering the powerful blend of Scrum and Kanban. Designed for project managers, team leads, and agile practitioners, this book provides a clear and actionable path to implementing Scrumban in your organization. 
  Discover how to harness the structure and efficiency of Scrum while incorporating the flexibility and continuous flow of Kanban. From setting up your workflow, managing tasks, and visualizing progress to maximizing team efficiency, Scrumban empowers teams to adapt to changing requirements and deliver consistently high-quality results. 
  This guide covers everything from the basic principles of Scrum and Kanban to advanced Scrumban techniques, with practical examples and case studies to help you put theory into practice. Whether you're transitioning from a traditional agile framework or looking to optimize your current process, this book will show you how to streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and increase productivity. 
  Unlock the full potential of hybrid agile project management with Scrumban: Comprehensive Guide to Hybrid Agile Project Management! 
   

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