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Are you still unsure about the professional benefits of social media? Is your company failing to leverage these Web 2.0 communication tools in the digital age? Yet, digitizing your business is a crucial undertaking! You'll discover why right from the first few pages.
MOBIX, with its Digital Management collection, offers a guide to discovering these new tools for use by managers.

Every year, 3 million new blogs are created worldwide. 60 million bloggers write as a hobby, out of passion. Their primary motivation is to share their ideas and experiences. They don't earn any income from it, just personal satisfaction. If you too would like to promote your hobbies, discoveries, and reflections, this book is for you! More and more internet users want to express themselves online.

The personal manufacturing revolution is underway. But to participate, which 3D printer should you choose and how can you use it to its full potential? What types of objects can you model and create? With what materials? Aimed at aspiring makers, this practical 100% % guide will answer all the questions you might have when faced with your machine. Exclusive comparison of the main 3D printers available in France.

Bestselling author Louise Hay has transformed people's lives for decades by teaching them how to break free from limiting beliefs. Now, Louise teams up with her personal health and natural nutrition specialists, Ahlea Khadro and Heather Dane, to reveal the other side of the secret to her health, happiness, and longevity: a nutrient-rich life. Unlike any other health book you've read before

Jean-Yves Cloutier answers the questions of the thousands of runners who frequent the roads, tracks and trails of Quebec. Grouped by major themes, including training, competition, accessories, motivation and planning, the questions are directly inspired by his 35 years of experience as a coach, during which he has trained and advised more than 3000 runners of all levels.

Leaving his native Ardèche, Silvius Andromas, the son of a humble farmer, made the right choice. And though his love for Roxane, the daughter of a wealthy Lyon silk merchant, brought disappointment, at least he learned through his interactions with his in-laws to stand on his own two feet. Silvius easily attained a highly enviable position among the merchant class. But he was criticized for having been right too soon. Silvius and his friend Soares, an enigmatic dandy, understood that the world had changed.

He doesn't know who he is. He has no idea where he comes from. He doesn't know why he's in Berlin, or how long he's been there. He also doesn't know why he was shot. The homeless people he meets call him Noah: the name tattooed on his right palm. For Noah, the search for his true identity seems almost impossible... At the same time, in Manila, a flu outbreak begins, which soon turns into a pandemic. The entire planet is affected.

Victor, a brilliant notary and the eldest son of the Cazals family, comes to Sarlat seeking refuge. Left by his wife for his own brother, Nils, he is a broken man. He hopes to find peace at Les Roques, the grand family estate. But the house was the scene of a painful past: an absent father, living an all-consuming love from which a son, Nils, was born. As he opens the shutters of the house, Victor is unaware that he will soon uncover a secret darker than night...

The investigation into the Law of January 3rd is a shocking book. It shows, point by point, how France was enslaved by debt with just one seemingly innocuous piece of legislation. It reveals how the elite of high-ranking civil servants gradually surrendered to the French nation, its soul, and its independence. It is the story of successive manipulations, organized and orchestrated to benefit only one entity: private banks. Thanks to this law, France was conquered without a trace.

For 2,000 years, a few pages of the Bible have fueled the imagination, fears, and even warlike fury. The Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation, however, are marginal within the biblical canon. They were written between the 2nd century BC and the 2nd century AD to give hope to believers in times of turmoil, before being used as texts of war. Today, American fundamentalists and jihadists alike are once again brandishing the threat of the end times.