Audiobooks by Tim Chapman

It is with great pleasure that this book shares in-depth well- researched articles to answer the question What is the North Pole? Each chapter focuses on the importance of this topic because of its relationship with the subject of climate change. The initial chapter focuses on the historical background of the North Pole which is in the arctic ocean, with three main interesting areas which include the polar exploration, the North Pole's ownership, and the Santa Claus. The discovery of the North pole is also scrutinized in the subsequent chapters, while reviewing issues of ownership and jurisdiction. It is important to note that the North pole which is the northernmost point on Earth has recorded historical global achievements and generated debate such as how the world perceives the North pole today. Key in this book are sections on explorations and scientific advancements within the North Pole, the on-going discoveries and future outlook for the North pole. This book answers the question What is the North Pole?

Austin Mardon, Bhargavi Venkataraman, Brianna Bedran, Camryn Kabir-Bahk, Cassandra Van Drunen-Lachanse, Chitrini Tandon, Dhwani Bhadresa, Dr. Austin Mardon, Grace Nzovwa Zulu-Sitima, Tim Chapman, Yi Yang Fei (Author), Levon Vokins (Narrator)

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What in the World is Gambling?

This book examines a very important issue in society today, gambling. But what is gambling? The book's opening chapter defines it as an interest that requires one to take risks for an activity or event with an uncertain outcome, often involving the input of something with material value in the hope of achieving additional gains. It also uncovers the different types of gambling which include casinos, electronic, and sports betting. The subsequent chapters explore the history of gambling in different religions illustrating interesting details that give a broader understanding of the topic. Signs and symptoms of gambling addiction as a social vice impacting lives, psychological and biological mechanisms of gambling addiction are also addressed in detail in this publication. To find solutions to gambling addiction, this book further looks at the environmental factors that increase the risk of gambling addiction, including stress, mental health disorders, personality traits, and diagnosis for gambling and available treatment as a solution. This book is a wealth of knowledge about gambling useful and of great help in understanding it, the dangers, and accessible solutions to what we have come to know and accept as profitable games of fun. So take time to enjoy reading this exciting book.

Betchel Belachew, Bhargavi Venkataraman, Brianna Bedran, Camryn Kabir-Bahk, Cassandra Van Drunen-Lachanse, Chitrini Tandon, Dhwani Bhadresa, Grace Nzovwa Zulu-Sitima, Tim Chapman, Yi Yang Fei (Author), Colton Vanhooren (Narrator)

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Baghdad Battery

This book focuses on the Baghdad Battery. The rich history behind the Baghdad Battery is contained in this book. Each chapter contains detailed information on this ancient artifact believed to have been discovered over 500 years ago. Its uniqueness is included in the theories around the invention which are results of an in-depth research deeply explored in detail. Other chapters discuss the importance of the battery in the country's history, to the Iraqi people and its culture. Discovered by Wilhelm Konig in the 1930's the Austrian Director of the Baghdad Museum and Iraq Antiquities Department, the odd-looking object was found during traditional excavations of a 2000-year-old Parthian village, now modern Khujut Rabou, a town located southeast of Baghdad. The Baghdad Battery, often also known as the Parthian Battery, refers to a collection of three different artifacts discovered together at the same time is currently in Khujut Rabu'a. Remains of the battery are now housed at the National Museum of Iraq, attracting visitors who appreciate the collection with the need to learn and understand its origins and the history behind it. Other questions still being raised in search of information behind the Baghdad batteries are the involvement of science in the study of the battery, effects of the environment on the artifact, and what works are going on around the Baghdad battery. All this is has been highlighted in this publication. At the same time, the media has also covered the issue widely in the process, contributing to creating debate, increasing knowledge and understanding of the Baghdad battery. This book contributes towards the efforts being made to delve further into studying the Baghdad battery as an important piece of history for the people of Iraq and the world. Enjoy reading.

Bhargavi Venkataraman, Brianna Bedran, Brianna Purai, Camryn Kabir-Bahk, Cassandra Van Drunen-Lachanse, Chitrini Tandon, Dhwani Bhadresa, Jayme Lochhead, Tim Chapman, Yi Yang Fei (Author), Riya Rai (Narrator)

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Moai: Easter Island Monoliths

This book explores the history behind the Moai monoliths, beginning with the historical background from the perspective of the indigenous people. The chapters discuss over 1,000 existing monumental statues in Chile made of Tuff created by the Rapa Nui people. Also known as Easter Island, the Moai is a UNESCO recognized world heritage site attracting tourists from all over the world visiting the historical site. The impact of global recognition such as the slave trade, arrival of missionaries, and the loss of a cultural way of life by the locals due to their changes are some of the details defined in this publication. It is worth noting that the study of Monoliths is important, as is elaborated in the chapter focusing on the loss of heritage and how the efforts are being made to improve them following damage using digital and physical restoration techniques. The restoration aspect of the monoliths is explained further by highlighting the controversy surrounding the Moai monoliths, how it is portrayed in popular culture and what the future hold for the monoliths. The well-researched articles give an insight into the monoliths, equip you with deep knowledge and an exciting discovery making the reading worthwhile. Enjoy the book.

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What in the World are Viruses?

Viruses in humans can be traced back to the 1900s. Smallpox and measles are the oldest, and as of 2012, 219 virus species affecting humans were identified. Among them are Yellow fever, influenza, Zika, Polio, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Ebola and Corona virus, which was discovered in 2019. Viruses were discovered over a period of time through rigorous processes which continue to be utilized with the application of new knowledge, which makes new findings modify and rediscover their inevitability. What in the World are Viruses? Each chapter in this book helps the reader sift through individual themes of well-researched and articulated articles for easy understanding written to contribute towards building on existing knowledge on viruses. The impact of viruses on humans cannot be ignored, especially in this era where the world is grappling with the effects of Corona Virus that has claimed many lives worldwide. The impact of virus outbreaks on a macro scale in society has been felt globally with disruptions of economies and livelihoods. Against this background, this publication explores the importance of studying viruses, particularly their effect on individuals. A chapter in the book looks at how a virus affects society, unearthing how a pandemic affects the global supply chain, how easily hospitals can become overwhelmed, the economic impact of viruses, and the positive impact that viruses have on society. Effects make the issue of viruses of utmost importance to study. Researching on viruses has improved knowledge to find solutions through vaccines' discovery, identifying preventive measures to eradicate the danger that viruses present to humans. Anti-viral treatments are available in the world today as a solution to fight against viruses. With this, many lives have been saved as people continue to access treatment. Although controversies surrounding viruses exist, they do not deter research on viruses from continuing. Information contained in this publication will add value to your knowledge base; this is why you should take time to read and enjoy the book.

Brianna Bedran, Camryn Kabir-Bahk, Cassandra Vandrunen-Lachance, Chitrini Tandon, Christina Nguyen, Noah Varghese, Rico Cuecaco, Tim Chapman, Yi Yang Fei (Author), David Henneberg (Narrator)

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Coaching Winning Sales Teams: Insights from the World of Sport and Business

Great sales coaching positively impacts individual, team and organisational sales performance. However, in today's results-driven and time-poor business world, the embedding of sales coaching into everyday practice is often overlooked. This guide utilises the authors' own experiences of helping companies and individuals turn average, static and infrequent sales coaching regimes into successful business strategies for winning sales teams. Looking at the reality of sales coaching today, the book explores the how, what and why of sales coaching. Through extensive research into elite coaches in the world of business and sports the authors explore the mindset, skills and behaviours required to be a top sales coach. They also consider how to be coached. How the sales person can overcome any natural shyness, fear of performance critique and seek out specific, timely and actionable coaching feedback. Using the latest thinking in neuroleadership and psychology, the book outlines the nine key behaviours of a great coach and provides a range of practical sales coaching models, tools and techniques which can be easily integrated into a sales leaders every-day pressurised role. Coaching Winning Sales Teams is an essential read for sales leaders and professionals, alongside researchers and practitioners working in HR, Learning and Development and Sales Effectiveness.

Lynn Pickford, Tim Chapman, Tony Smith (Author), Richard Lyddon (Narrator)

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