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Technology trends rarely stay inside the data centre. When licensing models change, marketing teams feel the budget squeeze, product teams feel roadmap delays, and founders feel the investor story shift overnight. Broadcom’s packaging of VMware … Continue
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An alfajor can be a powerful reason to cross London, especially when it tastes like home. In Peter Neptune’s The Long Way to Breakfast, one Argentine student’s search for a dulce de leche treat leads … Continue
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Library in the Clouds: Children of the Blue Knight by Hal Olsoe opens with a devastating loss and quickly transforms it into an absorbing journey of courage, loyalty, and survival. Filled with danger, mystery, and … Continue
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Online scams can reach anyone through a familiar email, an urgent text message, or a convincing phone call. In Don’t Take the Bait: How to Protect Yourself from Online Scams, Angelo Nicola Giuliano gives everyday … Continue
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Coffee often becomes part of the day’s most familiar moments. It can accompany a busy morning, a quiet afternoon break or an evening spent reading, chatting or watching a favourite programme. Night Brew® celebrates these … Continue
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Some music invites listeners to slow down and stay with a feeling. Baltimore singer-songwriter King Scott aims for that connection on Soulfulness.fm, a three-song R&B and soul release issued on July 1, 2026. Across its … Continue
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Some books ask readers to sit quietly and reflect. Larffin: Funny Poems for Older Kids and Adults invites them to read aloud, share the silliness, and fill the room with laughter. Written by L.T. Farrell, … Continue
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Human knowledge has grown into an extraordinary collection of discoveries, observations, theories and documented facts. Yet some important insights may still be waiting — not beyond what humanity knows, but in the relationships between things … Continue
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A leadership title may define someone’s position, yet daily actions determine how well a team performs. In Team Is a Verb: A Unified Management Theory, JJ Becker presents a practical framework shaped by more than … Continue
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Modern dating can bring excitement, possibility, and a lot of unanswered questions. For gay men looking for lasting connection, it can also be hard to know when a promising start is pointing toward a healthy … Continue
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Love rarely follows a tidy schedule, especially when old wounds and unfinished feelings remain. In Lesson Plan B, author Leilanie Camacho blends romantic comedy, emotional growth, and the familiar rhythms of a teacher’s life into … Continue
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A frightening discovery can change the course of a life. In The Dagger Outbreak, it threatens to change the course of civilisation. JJ Holmes opens his debut novel with a soldier, a deadly virus and … Continue
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A promotion can happen in a moment. Learning to lead takes longer, especially when a new manager receives the keys, the schedule, and little guidance. Clay David Laugier’s two-book series, Coaching Playbook For Modern Times, … Continue
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A goddess can spend centuries keeping her distance from trouble. Steve Coyle’s American Goddess follows one who has grown comfortable with that habit, right down to her suburban home and the rescue dog at her … Continue
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A UK-based four-piece creating music, stories and imaginative worlds for curious listeners. The Shellies turn everyday moments into playful songs, then let those songs lead into cartoons, zines and fresh creative collaborations. Their growing audience … Continue