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    SQL: Learn SQL Programming and Learn Coding Fast with This Comprehensive Step by Step Guide for Beginners. Including Projects and Exercise , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 216min
    If you thought that storage and retrieval of data are challenging, especially when huge, then this is the book you have been waiting for. The book SQL is crucial for guiding you on how to maneuver through different tables within a given database. Inside this book you will find an introductory section on how to get started with SQL, which is Structured Query Language, created and designed to help in the storage of data in the form of tables. Learning about SQL begins with understanding a brief history and a precise definition of what it entails. SQL is a form of computer programming language but encompasses standard concepts suitable for both beginners and pros. The book highlights the benefits of SQL programming and why it is essential for all computer lovers. Also inside, you will find the different types and forms of SQL and how to go about them.  As a beginner, with limited or lack of experience in SQL, this book will act as a guide to take you through each step on how to become a pro. You will find a brief introduction beginning with the basics, accompanied by examples to help you understand better and in practical terms. Features and different statements of SQL are also included inside this book. As a way to venture deeper into SQL database systems, you will need to learn working filters crucial for IRS operations. There are different filters used, which include clauses, conditions, operators, and parentheses. Like all programming languages, SQL also uses commands crucial for running instructions for different operations within the system. Inside is a detailed overview of basic commands as well as the functions used to run each query.    That said, having a general knowledge is often not beneficial unless put into practice. You have to practice creating SQL database systems and tables as well as inserting data into each field. Therefore, the book provides a step by step guide on how to create your first datab ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Joe Wosik. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/186077/bk_acx0_186077_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Writing Fiction: The Top 100 Best Strategies for Writing Fiction Stories , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 163min
    Make Your Fiction Stories Instant Hits! Writing fiction is a fun and easy way to put your creativity skills to the test. Many people love fiction, and by writing it you can boost your creativity muscles and entertain listeners, and if your story is good enough, you may even be able to get published and makes lots of money. However, like any craft, fiction writing requires a great deal of practice and precision to create a story that will captivate your audience and hold their attention. There are many elements to writing fiction that many writers don't even know about. In this book you will discover everything you need to do in order to write a successful, exciting, and well-structured fiction story. You'll discover the things that you can do before you actually start writing, how to get into the creative flow state, how to structure and design your book, and things you can do once you've reached the end of the story. Plot, characters, dialogue, techniques, and strategy are just a few of the things you will learn how to master. You'll also learn the importance of defining your audience, picking your genre, inserting your theme, and everything else that your listeners will demand. Finally, you will discover how to write a killer ending to keep your listeners coming back for more! If you're going for the gold in fiction writing, don't attempt to write your story until you've learned all the best elements that should be in a book. Writing a story can be hard, so the best way to succeed is to set yourself up for success in order to make sure you are working smarter and doing things right the first time! Discover all the things that you can do to start producing high quality content that listeners will devour and that will have them coming back looking for more of your great stories! What are you waiting for? Stop thinking and take action. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Joshua Mackey. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/051502/bk_acx0_051502_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Starzonus , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 626min
    Eight Teenies (tiny blue five-pointed stars) of Starzonus are on their way to Earth to perform their rare duty of inserting a special pearl under childrens' pillows that will turn the human child into a Star Human when to their surprise they discover that three children, in the same household, are to become Star Humans. Five years later, Gracie, Emme and Violet take a journey around the block with their new unusual red wagon when they meet three new boys in the neighborhood. The boys live in the most run-down and spooky house on the block and become very curious about the unusual metal star words "Reach for the Stars" on the sides of the wagon and have to examine the wagon from top to bottom. The children become good friends when a mystery unfolds pertaining to the boys' home. Their mother, Hetty, is a soft and sweet lady that has quite the job ahead of her to restore her newly purchased home, but why would anyone buy this broken-down shack, the girls wondered? Unusual things are discovered in Hetty's home that would normally belong in a school science laboratory as well as hearing strange noises in the middle of the night and finding something totally hidden from view. Grandpa Teddy is eagerly waiting for the heavenly bright stars to give him the message he's been so longing for. He has been nourishing a little wooden box buried in his vegetable garden for many years now and his instincts are finally telling him that he will soon need to dig it up and inspect its contents. Aunt Bernice owns a jewelry shop. She creates her jewelry pieces in her basement, a place the girls have been allowed to see. Everyone admires her creations and tells her that they have never seen such brilliant sparkling stones before. Only Grandpa Teddy knows where she gets them. One day Aunt Bernice bestows something special to each one of her nieces. She never imagined having to explain about her secret life and she tells them that no one must know, not even their p ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: June Skye. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/067917/bk_acx0_067917_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    The Liar's Dictionary
    'Made me almost tearful with gratitude that a book as clever as this could give such uncomplicated pleasure ... And when you find a book like this, you grab it, and you hold it close.' JOHN SELF'A delight ... As funny and vivid as Dickens, as moving and memorable as Nabokov ... An extraordinarily large-hearted work.' THE CRITICPicked as a 'Book of the Year' in the Guardian____________________________________mountweazel, noun: a fake entry deliberately inserted into a dictionary or work of reference. Often used as a safeguard against copyright infringement.In the final year of the nineteenth century, Peter Winceworth has reached the letter 'S', toiling away for the much-anticipated and multi-volume Swansby's New Encyclopaedic Dictionary. Overwhelmed at his desk and increasingly uneasy that his colleagues are attempting to corral language and regiment facts, Winceworth feels compelled to assert some sense of individual purpose and exercise artistic freedom, and begins inserting unauthorised, fictitious entries into the dictionary. In the present day, young intern Mallory is tasked with uncovering these mountweazels as the text of the dictionary is digitised for modern readers. Through the words and their definitions she finds she has access to their creator's motivations, hopes and desires. More pressingly, she must also field daily threatening anonymous phone calls. Is a suggested change to the dictionary's definition of marriage (n.) really that controversial? What power does Mallory have when it comes to words and knowing how to tell the truth? And does the caller really intend for the Swansby's staff to 'burn in hell'?As their two narratives combine, Winceworth and Mallory must discover how to negotiate the complexities of an often nonsensical, untrustworthy, hoax-strewn and undefinable life._____________________________________The Liar's Dictionary explores themes of trust and creativity, naming the unnameable, and celebrates the rigidity, fragility and absurdity of language. It is an exhilarating debut novel from a formidably brilliant young writer._____________________________________'Eley Williams's debut novel, The Liar's Dictionary, is a lexicographical delight.' OBSERVER'Deft and clever, refreshing and rewarding ... An assured and satisfying writer, her language rich and intricate and her characters rounded enough to be sympathetic and lampoonist enough to be terribly funny.' LITERARY REVIEW'[The] most exciting of young British writers ... Williams luxuriates in words and wordplay, in definition and precision and invention ...The Liar's Dictionary is a public joy, and Eley Williams a free-spirited literary kook with bags of potential.' BIG ISSUE'A singular, hilarious, word-drunk novel, which I suspect will be seen in the future as a classic comic novel.' DAVID HAYDEN, IRISH TIMES'The Liar's Dictionary is the book I was longing for ... Positively intoxicated with the joy and wonder of language ... Eley Williams brings erudition and playfulness - and lovely sweetness - to every page.' BENJAMIN DREYER, New York Times bestselling author of DREYER'
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    Jane Curtis Plays Zither Music from Vienna
    If you already know and love Viennese music and the sound of the zither, or if you need an introduction to this wonderful kind of music, Jane Curtis's Zither Music from Vienna is for you. There are even three short video segments with close-up views of her hands showing how the instrument is played. Bring up the video by inserting the CD into a computer, clicking the CD drive to see the contents, and double-clicking a title. This is a great collection of Viennese music from Mozart to Karas, old styles and new, including classical, popular, and folk, all her own arrangements except for Karas's original Café Mozart Waltz from The Third Man. Jane Curtis has been involved with the zither for a long time, as performer, arranger, composer, teacher, and author. You may also have heard her background music on the Great Chefs television series. Her repertoire covers many forms and styles, many times and nationalities. As a former resident and frequent visitor in Austria and Germany, and with an Austrian grandmother, she is specially attuned to Viennese and other Austrian music. In describing her playing, reviewers and listeners on both sides of the Atlantic speak of it's beauty, liveliness, technical precision, and feeling for the music. The zither heard on this CD is the true European zither, very different from the autoharp, the koto, and various other stringed instruments sometimes referred to generically as zithers. This instrument originated over two hundred years ago in the German-speaking alpine regions of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. It began as a rudimentary device with three strings over a diatonic fretboard and (at first) only one open string acting as a drone accompaniment. From this modest beginning it has evolved into the fine instrument of today. The zither consists of a flat sounding-box with five strings over a fretboard along one side and an additional 24 to 42 strings stretched over the sounding-box, played open. Playing the zither is thus playing two instruments at the same time, making it the most difficult of all instruments to learn. The tones from the fretboard strings are clear and bright, while the open strings produce softly resonant tones, more like those of the harp. The combination of these two types of tone gives the zither it's unique sound, and the direct touch of the fingers on the strings enhances the quality of tone. Once you can play the zither (it takes at least a few months to play even simple music), it lends itself to many types and styles of music. It is especially suited to modulation and can provide great tonal and harmonic variety through such techniques as harmonics, metallico (striking close to the bridge), and pizzicato (the only time a zither is plucked, as distinct from the firm pulling motion required to make the strings sound). The zither heard on Zither Music from Vienna was made at the master workshop of Horst Wünsche, Markneukirchen, Germany, and recorded acoustically to preserve the true zither sound.
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    Xclassics
    XClassics 'By inserting the variable 'X' into a classical music equation we can extend the music's traditional identity, and establish the very transformations that define it's character.' - Brian Slawson, composer and percussionist Liner notes for Brian Slawson's XClassics Slawson, a virtuoso percussionist, has a musical style evolved from the contemporary sounds of jazz, rhythm and blues, island, world and pop music. His compositions start with music written by great masters and he transforms them through the organic sounds of percussion and the high technology of the latest digital sounds. 1) Galactica Influence: Felix Mendelssohn's Fingal's Cave, also known as the Hibredes Overture. Arranged with space exploration in mind, Galactica could serve as the perfect musical 'wake up call' to NASA astronauts. 'My personal challenge was to create a clear, penetrating yet floating vibraphone tone that was capable of delivering a melody surrounded by sequenced electronics. I feel that Galactica, in and of itself, purely defines the whole of the XClassics concept.' 2) Once Upon A Time In America Influence: Allegretto from Beethoven's Symphony #7 After the tragedy of September 11 Brian felt the need to depict the events in his own 'words'. Once Upon A Time In America, based on the stunning Allegretto from Beethoven's Symphony #7, is intended to connote the surreal manifestations generated by my overwhelming feelings of disorientation. The top of the track gives a sense of free-falling in a spinning, echo-laden environment. 'To humanize the special effects I triggered a variety of moaning sounds, most of which are whale samples. Then, to sustain a level of discomfort and forward motion, I introduced a funky, unorthodox hi-hat loop. At this point, the dichotomy which defines this track is in place: the rhythmic comfort zone that we know as common time versus the unpredictable and disturbing tones that support the melody,' says Slawson. As the track builds, the tune is doubled on bagpipes while Scottish drums and Latin percussion instruments (ironically quoting Arabic rhythmic figures) are woven into the fabric -- reminiscent of a police officer's or fire fighter's funeral procession. In the final verse Beethoven's original string arrangement is preserved, while set in motion by powerful orchestral crash cymbals and an ear-splitting backbeat from the snare drum. After the final plea from the soaring strings reaches a climax, a repetitive outro ensues. 'As the track fades, electronic 'frying' sounds and haunting tuned gongs deliver the final death motif engulfed in a disturbing concrete block reverb. A symbolic dogfight persists in the deserted war zone that is forever...' says Slawson. 3) Vibe Island Influence: Mozart's Symphony #40 One listen to Vibe Island and Mozart's impact on popular music becomes clear. After Slawson heard one too many cell phone rings, Vibe Island was born. The opening melody to Mozart's Symphony #40 is a phone call waiting to be answered, but who says it can't be a one-way ticket to the islands? 'Mozart's tune is brilliant and simple,' says Slawson. 'But I also needed to honor the development, which he typically seems to travel through effortlessly. The development crescendos to a stop time, pipe organ climax ... (dramatic pause) ... followed by a playful 'pseudo jazz' vibe solo?!! If musical jokes were a crime I would've been locked up a long time ago, not to mention Mozart,' says Slawson. 4) Symphony in Blue Influence: Adagio from Tchaikovsky's Symphony #4 A Miles Davis approach transform a 'legit' tune into a Real Book favorite. 'The Adagio from Tchaikovsky's Symphony #4 seemed a suitable choice to try out this approach, and a nice tune to blow (improvise) on,' says Slawson. 'After attempting a multitude of juxtapositions, I settled on subtle rhythmic changes only to the melody. Sometimes the slightest alterations have the greatest overall impact.' 5) New Worlds Influence: The Finale from Tchaikovsky's Symphony #4 and excerpts from Dvorak's New World Symphony Two completely different works and original material, connected by good old fashioned backwards guitar and smash mouth percussion. The Finale from Tchaikovsky's Symphony #4 and excerpts from Dvorak's New World Symphony provided plenty of options for exploration. 'I created a shout chorus and some release material that helped to connect the source excerpts. The rest is good old fashioned backwards guitar and smash mouth percussion,' says Slawson. 6) Tales of the New Frontier Influence: Bach's Polonaise from Orchestral Suite #2 'I wonder if Bach ever considered that his music might one day be suitable for planetariums?' Tales of the New Frontier is a simple study of depth through mixing and mastering and movement through space. 'The more preoccupied I became with sound and effects placement, the further I strayed from Bach's original work,' says Slawson, who broke out his bag of percussive tricks. 'I placed cymbals bell side down on top of a timpani and softly rolled on the outer edges with felt mallets while operating the tuning pedal, all the while changing the depth of field between the microphone and the instruments.' 7) Rockbox Influence: Bach's 2-Part Invention in F Major 'Lay down some Bach-style counterpoint on marimba and vibes, add some 50's retro chord changes, a cheesy Casio and a dash of disco drums, and you've got Rockbox,' says Slawson. Slawson's recordings have often been used to introduce young people to classical music. The linear, often rhythmic structure of Baroque counterpoint, performed on playful mallet instruments, is evocative of a massive music box. 8) Flydog Influence: C.P.E. Bach's Solfeggietto Slawson says, 'Just before I began tracking Flydog, I was hired to produce a boy band in Miami. Suffice it to say, I had never been accused of being a consumer of such music! In order to prepare for the sessions, I purchased a couple of recordings that best represented the target demographic. One happened to be an Eminem CD produced by Dr. Dre. What would a tune inspired by C.P.E. Bach's Solfeggietto sound like, arranged and produced by Brian Slawson in the style of Dr.Dre?' C.P.E. Bach is one of the many musical sons of Johann Sebastian Bach. 9) Requiem For An Industrial Age Influence: Mozart Requiem As the twentieth century came to a close, a new dawn was on the horizon. 'Years ago I toured through Pittsburgh, which had been hit hard by layoffs in the steel industry. The city stood still, desolate, and crippled by a ravaged economy. The sounds and smells of a truly depressed metropolis had a remarkable feel to it,' recalls Slawson. The Industrial Age had given way to technology. 'I wanted to create a somber tone, one that took me back to those days in Pittsburgh,' says Slawson. 'The opening to the Mozart Requiem offered a perfect bed on which to adorn isolated, disturbing sounds of clanging pipes and anvils.' The music soon offers hopeful glimpses interspersed with industrial sounds until, finally, a raucous chorus and a triumphant coda disperse the waste and leads us into the new day.' 10) Gypsy Train Influence: Brahms' Hungarian Dance #5 Dvorak's Slovakian Dance #7 Bach's E Minor Bouree Bach's Goldberg Variations A schizophrenic assemblage of four different tunes by three different composers ... After a Santana-like intro, Brahms's famous Hungarian Dance #5 kicks off it's shoes. The tune that appears between the verses is Dvorak's Slovakian Dance #7. After the Hungarian Dance chorus, in steps Bach's E Minor Bouree, which is a French dance?! The cadenza (breakdown) features a melodic quote from Bach's Goldberg Variations until... you guessed it ... back to the Slovakian dance. 'This ain't no Macarena!,' says Slawson. 11) Abyss Influence: 16th Century Chant Abyss is based on a sixteenth century French chant that later resurfaced in an arrangement by Gustav Holst. 'Many have said that recording media are primarily about capturing moments in time,' says Slawson.
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    Acupuncture
    Acupunture is the ancient Chinese practice of healing which involves painlessly and clinically inserting needles into specific parts of the body and stimulating them to release and redirect energy. Based on the proven belief that illness is based on an imbalance of the forces of yin and yang in the body.......
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