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An Excerpt from “Pixels, Paints, and Passion”

An Excerpt from “Pixels, Paints, and Passion”

*Pixels, Paints, and Passion: The Convergence of Digital Art and Traditional Mediums* offers a compelling exploration of the evolving art world, where the boundaries between digital and traditional practices are increasingly fluid. From the earliest

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Sailing Free Maps the Life Aboard a Yacht

Sailing Free Maps the Life Aboard a Yacht

Alex Bugeja's comprehensive guide turns the dream of living aboard into a step-by-step reality, covering everything from choosing a vessel to crossing oceans and adapting when plans change.

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The 'Basic Butt Joint' That Broke Bulgaria's Government

The 'Basic Butt Joint' That Broke Bulgaria's Government

In 2023, Bulgaria's rival political blocs tried an unprecedented power-sharing deal: taking turns as prime minister. Nicknamed a 'basic butt joint,' it collapsed before the first rotation, plunging the nation back into electoral chaos.

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An Excerpt from “Antimicrobial Stewardship for Veterinarians and Farmers”

An Excerpt from “Antimicrobial Stewardship for Veterinarians and Farmers”

**Protect animal welfare and safeguard public health with the ultimate guide to responsible antibiotic use.** *Antimicrobial Stewardship for Veterinarians and Farmers* is a comprehensive manual designed to bridge the gap between complex science and

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From Songlines to Silicon: How Humanity Remembers

From Songlines to Silicon: How Humanity Remembers

Daniel James traces the epic history of human memory — from Indigenous songlines and Roman memory palaces to digital archives and AI — revealing how every memory technology reshapes identity, power, and truth.

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De nacht dat Bagdad viel: hoe Mongoolen de House of Wisdom vernietigden

De nacht dat Bagdad viel: hoe Mongoolen de House of Wisdom vernietigden

In februari 1258 stormde het Mongoolse leger Bagdad binnen en legde een van de grootste beschavingen van de middeleeuwen in de as. De verwoesting van de House of Wisdom markeerde het einde van een intellectueel gouden tijdperk waarvan de schade nog steeds voelbaar is.

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Rewriting Juvenile Justice: Science, Equity, and the Road to Rehabilitation

Rewriting Juvenile Justice: Science, Equity, and the Road to Rehabilitation

Brenda Gonzales maps a developmentally grounded, evidence-based path from punitive juvenile courts to systems that hold youth accountable while fostering genuine change.

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The Civilization That Cremated Its Own Cities Every Generation

The Civilization That Cremated Its Own Cities Every Generation

Seven thousand years ago, the Cucuteni-Trypillian people built the largest settlements in Eurasia — then deliberately burned them to the ground every 60 years. Archaeologists still argue over why.

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An Excerpt from “Woven Landscapes: Exploring the Traditional Textiles of Peru”

An Excerpt from “Woven Landscapes: Exploring the Traditional Textiles of Peru”

Embark on an immersive journey through "Woven Landscapes," a comprehensive exploration of Peru's extraordinary textile traditions, spanning nearly ten millennia. This vibrant book delves into the rich history of Andean weaving, from its earliest frag

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From Chicago Apothecary to S&P 500: The Abbott Laboratories Blueprint

From Chicago Apothecary to S&P 500: The Abbott Laboratories Blueprint

Benjamin V. Ellis traces how a physician's quest for consistent dosing built a diversified healthcare giant that navigated wars, depressions, and a transformative corporate split.

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The Cathedral That Became a Swimming Pool

The Cathedral That Became a Swimming Pool

Stalin dynamited Moscow's grandest cathedral to build a palace topped with a Lenin statue. The palace never rose, but the foundations became the world's largest open-air pool. Decades later, the cathedral rose again.

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Die Cherokee: Ein Volk zwischen zwei Welten

Die Cherokee: Ein Volk zwischen zwei Welten

Hector Georges umfassende Geschichte der Cherokee zeigt, wie die Aniyunwiya ihre Souveränität über Jahrhunderte verteidigten – von der matrilinearen Gesellschaft der Appalachen bis zur modernen Wirtschaftsmacht in Oklahoma.

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