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  1. Beating Violence
    Beating Violence
    How to stay safe - a guide for men and women
    James R Shaw

    Learn how to protect yourself from violence. Knowing how to fight better shouldn't be your priority. The answers are much simpler than that.

  2. Actionable Gamification
    Actionable Gamification
    Beyond Points, Badges, and Leaderboards
    Yu-kai Chou

    15 Years of Gamification Design Experience and Research in one book. Companies pay thousands of dollars to learn Yu-kai's Octalysis Framework. Get it all here.

  3. Becoming a Technical Leader
    Becoming a Technical Leader
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    A personalized guide to developing the qualities that make a successful technical leader, with practical steps for developing those qualities.

  4. Finding King David
    Finding King David
    Book 1
    David King
    No Description Available
  5. Yoga Balance Basics
    Yoga Balance Basics
    Yoga Basics with a Focus on Feeling your Center of Gravity and Controlling It
    Neil Keleher

    Learn the Basics for Balancing in Any Pose.

  6. Technically Speaking
    Technically Speaking
    Presentation essentials for scientists, engineers and other technical professionals
    Brad Wallace

    Written by a bench level scientist with 20+ years of experience giving presentations, the advice in this book is tailored for technical presenters of all stripes and is guaranteed to take your presentations to the next level.

  7. Shape Script made easy
    Shape Script made easy
    Drawing individual element shapes with Enterprise Architect
    Thomas Kilian

    Using Shape Scripts inside Enterprise Architect is a smart way to define individual shapes for your UML elements. This book helps you to learn writing those scripts hands-on. It also shows a number of tricks and ways around pitfalls you ought to know.

  8. You Are What You Decide
    You Are What You Decide
    Eight Keys to Better Decision-making
    Sean Brady

    Every day, you make -- or avoid -- decisions. Every day your choices determine who you are. You are what you decide.

  9. hygienic dark retreat
    hygienic dark retreat
    profound rest for the self-healing psyche
    Andrew Durham

    What if the world had a switch and you could turn it off whenever you like? Sleep better. Recover from distress and exhaustion. Heal from trauma and disease, both psychic and physical. Restore natural joy, power, and genius. In this complete manual, discover hygienic dark retreating, nature's way for you to heal everything.

  10. The Elements of Computing Style
    The Elements of Computing Style
    200+ Tips for Busy Knowledge Workers
    Diomidis Spinellis

    “Nowadays everybody knows how to use a computer. Smart people learn how to use it with style: effectively, efficiently, and, yes, enjoyably. Become one of them.”

  11. Writing On The Go With Scrivener
    Writing On The Go With Scrivener
    Mobile Writing Made Easy
    Philip Espinosa

    Use mobile technology to enhance your content creation. Scrivener is a powerful desktop writing application. Use some simple tools to extend your writing. Anywhere. Anytime.

  12. Inventors Challenge
    Inventors Challenge
    “My quest at being a quirky inventor”
    Murice Damion Miller
    No Description Available
  13. Build APIs You Won't Hate
    Build APIs You Won't Hate
    Everyone and their dog wants an API, so you should probably learn how to build them.
    Phil Sturgeon

    Tasked with building an API for your company but don't have a clue where to start? Taken over an existing API and hate it? Built your own API and still hate it? This book is for you.

  14. People Matter!
    People Matter!
    An IT Manifesto
    Cameron Seebach

    What if humans were more important than the computers they worked at? What would an IT practice centered around yourself and your coworkers look like? People Matter! is a guide to focusing your time at the office around what really matters: the people there.

  15. Zen. Für Programmierer.
    Zen. Für Programmierer.
    Christian Grobmeier

    Wie man Zen täglich im Büro anwendet. Oder: Lebensgeschichte eines Programmierers, der halb durchdreht, weil der Manager nicht aufhört zu quatschen. Auch für Nicht-Programmierer geeignet.