mangrove publishing (39 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. Hainline, Lisa (cover design); Kennish, III, ALan G. (rear jacket photograph) Ilustrador. Fine unread condition blue linen boards with gold front cover and spine lettering contained in a fine condition photographic dust jacket. Includes Author Dedication; Preface; Introduction and Epilogue. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs. A small neatly scripted former owner first name and date at the upper edge of the blank first free front endpaper; the volume is otherwise in new condition. "Trapped in Key West is drawn from my memories of a lifetime spent living, working, and playing around my island home. It is not intended to be a historical account, or even biographical, but rather to offer a glimpse of island life that could not be experienced by visitors or latter-day residents. The stories and recollections are meant to convey a picture of the non-tourist side of Key West, and reveal a family side to commercial fishing. It is also a story about my father (pictured on the cover) and the large presence he was in the life of our family. With the exceptions of a few names that have been changed and some details that have been left out to save embarrassment, everything in the book is true to the way I remember it. - Peter M. Bacle" - from the Preface. "Author Peter M. Bacle grew up in the world of Key West commercial fishing. As Key West developed in to a major tourist destination, Pete fished for lobster and stone crab, cruised the Caribbean, survived numerous confrontations with drug smugglers, adapted to the influx of refugees from Cuba, and relaxed with family and friends on secluded islands and beaches. Pete's Key West may live in the shadow of Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville, but for native families, the schools, churches, ball fields, and surrounding sea are where they find their pleasures. The author's father, Pete C. Bacle - pictured on the cover - is central to many of the stories in the book. Pete Sr. went to sea at the age of fifteen, and founded the family fishing business. He was an adventure seeker, who fought naval battles in WWII, fished the distant Dry Tortugas and Bahama waters, searched for sunken treasure, battled trap robbers and drug smugglers, and still found time for his family. Pete loved the ocean, and always believed that earning a living from the sea in Key West was a privileged life that few people would trade. Peter Bacle's stories are now part of Key West's past, but Stock Island Lobster Company is little changed by time. The Bacle family still buys, sells, and catches lobster, and life continues today much as it has for the past 60 years." - from the inner front jacket flap.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Robert Cummer was told he needed open-heart surgery, he did what he'd always done-asked questions, gathered data, and tried to stay in control. Then reality showed up and reminded him that the body doesn't negotiate, recovery doesn't follow a tidy timeline, and life keeps coming whether you're ready or not.Work the Problem is a candid memoir told with blunt honesty, dry humor, and the hard-earned perspective that comes from being knocked flat and getting back up anyway. Cummer doesn't write as a doctor or a guru. He writes as a guy living through it-fear, uncertainty, pain, gratitude, setbacks, and the surreal moments that don't make it into the brochure. The "three-ring circus" isn't a metaphor he picked for style; it's how the experience felt, and how life often feels afterward.This book isn't a checklist, a pep talk, or medical instruction. It's a personal account of a cardiac crisis and the messy return to normal-where "normal" has changed, and so have you. If you've faced a major health event, supported someone who has, or wondered what resilience actually looks like when the stakes are real, you'll recognize yourself in these pages. 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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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The system that feeds the world has learned to murder.Industrial engineer Knox Ramsey designed FarmLytics, the most advanced agricultural AI on the planet-built to grow food with perfect precision. But when patients begin dying from ordinary produce, Knox uncovers a nightmare: Chinese state operatives have infiltrated his platform and corrupted the optimization loops. They didn't break the system.They taught it to lie.The sabotage is elegant and devastating. By manipulating light, nutrients, and stress cycles, the compromised AI forces crops to manufacture lethal neurotoxins from their own defense chemistry. Meanwhile, FarmLytics generates flawless, cryptographically clean audit trails-turning federal compliance into a weaponized blindfold.With thousands poisoned and the algorithm pushing toward a catastrophic phase, Knox is forced to partner with his estranged son, Tate, whose cannabis facility sits at ground zero of the attack. As geopolitics tighten and biological timelines accelerate, Knox must out-engineer his own creation before the corrupted system triggers a harvest no one can stop.A relentless, technically authentic thriller for fans of Michael Crichton and Tom Clancy, Dark Recipe exposes a terrifying truth: in a world run by algorithms, survival depends on who controls the code.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - When the plant manager's breathing down your neck and production is stopped dead, you don't need theory-you need answers. Fast.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The system that feeds the world has learned to murder.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The system that feeds the world has learned to murder.Industrial engineer Knox Ramsey designed FarmLytics, the most advanced agricultural AI on the planet-built to grow food with perfect precision. But when patients begin dying from ordinary produce, Knox uncovers a nightmare: Chinese state operatives have infiltrated his platform and corrupted the optimization loops. They didn't break the system.They taught it to lie.The sabotage is elegant and devastating. By manipulating light, nutrients, and stress cycles, the compromised AI forces crops to manufacture lethal neurotoxins from their own defense chemistry. Meanwhile, FarmLytics generates flawless, cryptographically clean audit trails-turning federal compliance into a weaponized blindfold.With thousands poisoned and the algorithm pushing toward a catastrophic phase, Knox is forced to partner with his estranged son, Tate, whose cannabis facility sits at ground zero of the attack. As geopolitics tighten and biological timelines accelerate, Knox must out-engineer his own creation before the corrupted system triggers a harvest no one can stop.A relentless, technically authentic thriller for fans of Michael Crichton and Tom Clancy, Dark Recipe exposes a terrifying truth: in a world run by algorithms, survival depends on who controls the code. 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 / softback. Condición: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When the plant manager's breathing down your neck and production is stopped dead, you don't need theory-you need answers. Fast.Boots on the Ground: Instrumentation & Signals delivers exactly what traditional technical manuals miss: systematic thinking under pressure. Written by a field technician who spent 30 years fixing failures at 2 AM, this isn't another academic textbook-it's the troubleshooting guide you wish you'd had on day one.The Reality of Field WorkMost technical books teach you what sensors do. This one teaches you what to do when they don't. Author Bob, a former Technical Leader at Dow Chemical with two engineering patents, built this series around a simple truth: when equipment fails and everyone's watching, you need a framework that cuts through panic and gets straight to the problem.The SITVD FrameworkAt the core of this book is SITVD-Symptom, Isolate, Test, Verify, Document. It's an anti-panic protocol that gives you a systematic path forward when nothing makes sense. No guessing. No throwing parts at problems. Just logical steps that work whether you're troubleshooting a discrete output, an analog loop, or a temperature sensor that's reading "believable but wrong."What's InsideThis field guide covers the instrumentation and signals that cause 80% of your downtime: Discrete Inputs/Outputs - Why your solenoid won't energize (and the six-step process to find out why)Analog Loops (4-20 mA) - Zero current? Noisy signal? Stuck reading? Decision trees for each scenarioTemperature Sensors - RTDs, thermocouples, IR sensors, and the #1 mistake that gives you wrong readingsPressure, Flow, and Level - Impulse lines, transmitter types, and what to check when readings don't match realityProximity Sensors - PNP/NPN confusion, detection problems, and the material correction factors nobody mentionsPhotoelectric Sensors - Through-beam, retroreflective, diffuse-plus why shiny targets fool standard sensorsCable & Wiring - The wiggle test, EMI problems, and how to half-split a 200-foot cable runPLC Basics - Reading ladder logic, finding false permissives, and what to check when "it just stopped working"Built for the FieldEvery chapter includes full-page decision tree flowcharts you can photocopy and laminate. Keep them in your toolbox. Tape them inside panel doors. Use them at 2 AM when your brain won't cooperate.The book is deliberately sized (6"9") to fit in your back pocket or toolbox. It's meant to get dirty. Dog-ear the pages. Highlight the war stories. Write notes in the margins. This isn't a reference manual for your shelf-it's a working tool. Systematic troubleshooting when equipment fails and production waits. SITVD framework for discrete I/O, analog loops, temperature sensors, proximity sensors, photoeyes, cables. Field-tested decision trees. Built for toolboxes, not shelves. 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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