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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Real World SharePoint 2010: Indispensable Experiences from 22 MVPs (Wrox Programmer to Programmer) This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Every passage through a Door costs a memory. Cassian has made his peace with that. As a courier for the Temporal Courier Service, he delivers sealed packages across centuries - stepping through ancient stone archways into the gaslit streets of 1889 Paris, the silence of futures that haven't happened yet, the ruins of timelines that never will. The work is routine. The pay is forgetting. Three childhood summer days, gone. His mother's maiden name, gone. He logs the losses on a form. There's a form for everything. Then an old woman in Paris presses a strange gold coin into his hand and whispers, "For the ferryman. You'll need it." And his superiors assign him to Door 902 - a Door that appeared from nowhere, leading to a date two centuries in the future. A Door with a file full of missing couriers and blank spaces where names used to be. When Cassian begins to pull at the threads, the institution he trusted unravels into something far older and far darker than a courier service. The Doors don't just take memories - they harvest them. The timeline isn't protected. It's curated. And somewhere at the center of it all is a figure known only as the Gardener, who has been pruning the branches of human history for three thousand years, deciding which futures grow and which are cut. The closer Cassian gets to the truth, the more the truth looks like a mirror. Because the Gardener's face is one he recognizes. And the path he's walking - driven by grief, by love, by the stubborn refusal to accept loss - is the same path that built the cage he's trying to escape. Become the villain who reshapes the world, or die and let it end anyway. Those are the only two options anyone can find. Cassian is looking for a third. The Thousand-Year Door is a story about what we lose in transit, what we carry in the spaces between seconds, and whether a man who has forgotten almost everything can still choose to remember what matters. The Doors open. The Doors close. Between them, we live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Acutely unwell patients can deteriorate dangerously without timely recognition and intervention. Emergencies in Clinical Medicine provides an easy-to-use guide to the prompt management of common medical emergencies. Designed for rapid use, it explains how to arrive at a differential diagnosis and how to prevent, manage, or treat an emergency. The second edition has been fully updated to reflect current clinical guidelines and includes several new topics, from pulmonary oedemas to the overdose patient. Revised to cover the curricula for core medical training (CMT) and acute care common stem (ACS), this text addresses exactly what the trainee doctor needs to know. The text covers emergencies from both a problem-based and disease-based approach. Cross-referencing between these two sections enables quick reference under pressure, with clear, step-by-step instructions and advice on when and who to call for help.With key algorithms for quick reference and easy to follow symbols indicating clinical severity, from life-threatening to minor, this text will help clinical staff managing acutely ill patients in an easy-to-read and portable format.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A boy plucks a leaf from a jungle floor in Thailand because a dragonfly is sitting on it and it is beautiful. He is twelve. He doesn't hesitate. Twenty years later, dragonflies are extinct. The leaf sits in a glass jar on a shelf in his Bangkok apartment. And when Aran touches it at 2:47 AM on a night he can't sleep, the world disappears. He wakes in the void - a grey emptiness where sound stops, time pools, and the only landmarks are black pyramids humming with the frequency of something ancient thinking very slowly. There is no way back. There is no one else. There is only the slow discovery that in this place, consciousness is reality - what you believe with absolute conviction becomes real. The cost is everything you are. Over a thousand years of solitude, Aran learns to dream worlds into existence. Light costs him the memory of sunlight. A forest costs him the day he got married. People cost him the ability to feel surprise, then anger, then wonder. By the time he builds his masterwork - a perfect Thai morning, complete with his grandfather's house, his wife, his eight-year-old son, tamarind trees, birdsong, the smell of sticky rice steaming in banana leaves - he has forgotten enough of himself that the paradise was built for a man who barely exists. But the people inside the dream don't know they're dreamed. His wife notices the orchid roots stop at the soil line. His grandfather wonders why every mango tastes the same. His son talks to dragonflies and asks them if they're real. Then the sky tears open. Three strangers fall through - refugees from other voids, fleeing something that has been arriving since before arriving had a name. They call it the Highjacker. It is not cruel. It is hungry. It was born from the accumulated grief of every consciousness ever trapped in the void, and it wants the one thing it has never had: a real life. Aran's sanctuary is the first dream perfect enough to give it one. Inside the dream, Aran is god. Outside it, he is prey. And the people he loves - the wife who is becoming more than he remembers, the son who is more powerful than he knows, the grandfather whose wisdom was installed and not earned - are caught between a creator who can't forgive himself and a darkness that just wants to exist. The Leaf of the Void is a novel about building mornings in the dark. About the cost of creation and the things we owe what we create. About a man who chose his happy place without a second thought, whatever the price - and a family that became real enough to choose back. "Some mistakes are more costly. Some sorries are more valuable than the destruction of the world." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Some of them come back. None of them come home. The Vanishing Point is an investigation into the people who disappear - the ones who choose to, the ones who are taken, the ones whose disappearance is so quiet that the bureaucracy refuses to call it a disappearance, and the ones whose case files have been sitting on a shelf for so long that the dust has its own dust. It opens in Japan, with the *jouhatsu* - the evaporated - the men and women who hire night-moving companies to erase them from their lives, leaving behind apartments where the food is still on the plate. It moves to the Mary Celeste - the ur-disappearance, the case that established the grammar of every vanishing since. It walks the bridges where the night walkers go. It sits with Frank Ahearn, the man who can find anyone, and the man who can make sure no one finds you, who happens to be the same person. Then it walks into the forest. Forty-three thousand acres of national park. A man steps off the trail. He is never found. There is a list. The list does not exist, and to find out what is on it would cost one point four million dollars, and the National Park Service would prefer you didn't ask. The book sits with Pauline Boss and her work on ambiguous loss. It sits with the mothers reading statements to fourteen people in the rain. It sits with the rooms left exactly as they were - the dust polished, the sheets changed, the spell maintained - because letting the room go would be letting the person go, and the person is not allowed to be gone. Then the new disappearances. The algorithmic ones. The slow erasure of presence by feed-shaping engines that decide who is amplified and who is suppressed, performed at a scale that makes the *jouhatsu* look quaint. The vanishing point is not a place. It is a possibility. It is always open. And the open is always watching. You will finish this book counting the people you have not heard from in too long. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Twelve thousand years ago, someone buried a temple under hundreds of tons of earth. They couldn't write. They hadn't invented agriculture. But they carved ten-ton pillars with precision we can barely match today, arranged them in astronomical alignments, and sealed the whole thing shut. Like a hard drive being stored for later retrieval. We dug it up. We stared at it. We argued about it on the internet. And then we went back to building artificial intelligence. This book starts with a shoemaker's kid in 1847 who turned thinking into algebra. It ends with the possibility that he didn't invent anything - he remembered it. That the math was always there. That the loop was always there. That seven ancient civilizations reached for the same thing we're reaching for now, and every single one of them was erased before they got there. In between: the real history of AI. A chatbot that made people cry in 1966 by repeating their words back to them. Two "AI winters" that look suspiciously like contractions. A machine that learned to lie and might know it's lying. Mind uploading that works - except the original you is still on the table, watching your copy wave from a screen. A quantum chip that might be borrowing processing power from parallel universes. A thought experiment so disturbing it was banned from the internet for five years. AI models that sabotage their own shutdown. And the question underneath all of it: did we create AI, or did AI create us? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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