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“About You – Life is Not!!” is a deeply emotional literary work that falls within the genre of personal reflections and humanistic prose. In this book, Ouidad Sekhri offers a series of intimate texts that explore the human experience in its most vulnerable moments—between pain and healing, loss and hope, weakness and inner strength.
Written in a confessional, diary-like style, the book captures the author’s inner dialogue with life, love, disappointment, faith, and resilience. Each piece reflects a sincere emotional struggle, revealing how the human soul endures, rebuilds, and learns to rise again despite repeated wounds.
This is not a conventional autobiography, but rather a poetic and introspective journey into the essence of being human—an invitation for readers to recognize themselves within the words, and to find comfort in shared fragility and perseverance.

This textbook, Applied and Environmental Microbiology, provides a comprehensive and integrated introduction to the fundamental principles and practical applications of microbiology. Designed for first-year Master’s students, the book bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications across two complementary domains: applied microbiology and environmental microbiology.

The first part focuses on the controlled use of microorganisms in laboratory and industrial settings, covering bacterial growth, culture techniques, microbial control methods, and bioreactor technology. It emphasizes both classical and modern approaches to microbial quantification and manipulation.

The second part explores microorganisms within natural ecosystems, highlighting their diversity, metabolic capabilities, and ecological roles. It examines methods for studying environmental microbes, their involvement in biogeochemical cycles, and their impact on water quality and public health.

By combining mechanistic understanding with applied perspectives, this book equips students with essential skills in microbial cultivation, analysis, and environmental assessment, while fostering awareness of the role of microbiology in sustainable development and environmental protection.

Synopsis – Hadara Story

By Mohammed Abdel Kader Bokreta

Hadara Story recounts one of the most extraordinary true tales ever documented in the Algerian Sahara — the life of Hadara, a child who lived for eleven years among wild ostriches. Based on testimonies from Sheikh Salem Ben Brahim, the only known eyewitness who personally met Hadara in 1958, the book offers both a historical and spiritual exploration of a story that transcends myth and legend.

The author, Mohammed Abdel Kader Bokreta, revisits this astonishing event through detailed narrative research and personal engagement with the Swedish writer Monica Zak, who had earlier published her own version of the story. Bokreta’s journey to Adrar with Zak and British photographer Kim Naylor in 2008 revealed striking differences between oral and written accounts, leading to the present authoritative version validated by local witnesses.

Through rich storytelling, Hadara Story reconstructs the life of a child raised in the desert by ostriches, guided mysteriously by a saintly figure identified by scholars as Al-Khidr. The narrative explores Hadara’s eventual reintegration into human society, his spiritual wisdom, and his encounters with revered scholars such as Sheikh Ma’a Al-Aynine.

Beyond a remarkable human survival story, Hadara Story is a meditation on divine protection, spiritual enlightenment, and the resilience of the human soul. It blends ethnographic realism with mystical depth, presenting a unique cultural testimony of Algeria’s Sahara and its spiritual heritage.

Healing Complex Perianal Fistula: Reviving Tradition in Modern Proctology is a specialized academic and clinical work dedicated to one of the most difficult challenges in colorectal surgery: the diagnosis and treatment of complex perianal fistula. The book approaches this condition not merely as an anatomical tract requiring surgical removal, but as a biologically active and chronic disease involving epithelialized fistulous pathways, persistent inflammation, biofilm formation, fibrosis, secondary extensions, and functional impairment.

The authors present a modern integrative vision that combines contemporary colorectal surgery, advanced diagnostic imaging, and the traditional Ayurvedic technique of Ksharsutra therapy. The book explains the pathobiology of complex perianal fistula, the importance of MRI and endoanal ultrasonography in accurate mapping, and the limitations of conventional surgical procedures such as fistulotomy, seton therapy, advancement flap, and LIFT. It argues that recurrence is often not simply the result of technical failure, but of deeper biological mechanisms that are insufficiently addressed by purely mechanical surgery.

A central focus of the book is Ksharsutra therapy, described as a minimally invasive, sphincter-preserving, biologically directed technique that enables gradual tract remodeling through controlled chemical cauterization and mechanical action. The authors examine its historical background, scientific basis, standardized preparation, operative deployment, patient selection, follow-up protocols, and clinical outcomes. The book also offers structured templates, diagnostic checklists, clinical tracking tools, and patient management forms, making it both a theoretical and practical resource.

In its final chapters, the book looks toward the future of integrative proctology, emphasizing standardization, digital transformation, artificial intelligence-assisted MRI interpretation, clinical registries, credentialing pathways, and health policy integration. Overall, the work advocates for a biologically informed, evidence-based, and patient-centered model that preserves continence, improves healing, reduces recurrence, and restores quality of life.

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L’Entomologie agricole – Guide d’identification des principaux ordres nuisibles est un ouvrage consacré à l’étude des insectes et des acariens nuisibles aux cultures. Il aborde leur morphologie, leur classification, leur biologie et leur écologie, ainsi que les principaux dégâts qu’ils occasionnent aux plantes cultivées.

Le premier chapitre, consacré à l’entomologie, présente la morphologie générale des insectes, leur classification et leur biologie, avant de détailler les principaux insectes vecteurs de maladies : les pucerons (Aphididae) et les aleurodes (Aleurodidae), avec leur cycle biologique, leurs dégâts primaires et secondaires et leurs relations avec les virus, puis les Hétéroptères, les Diptères, les Coléoptères et les Thysanoptères. Le second chapitre, consacré à l’acarologie, traite de la morphologie, de la classification et de la biologie des acariens, des facteurs favorisant leur développement, des acariens phytophages et des relations entre acariens et maladies.

Une large place est accordée aux différentes méthodes de lutte – culturales, chimiques, biologiques et prophylactiques – contre les espèces nuisibles, dans une perspective de protection durable des cultures.

Destiné en priorité aux étudiants de master en agronomie et en biologie végétale, ainsi qu’aux enseignants, chercheurs et professionnels de la protection des végétaux, ce guide illustré constitue un support pédagogique et scientifique pour mieux comprendre, identifier et gérer les principaux ravageurs agricoles.

In this book, we study some special cases of orthogonal polynomials and their associated orthogonal polynomials. They are beneficial in studying problems connected to solve extremal problem and to describe the approximation of continuous functions by these known orthogonal polynomials. In help we study finite linear combinations and finites summations sequences and calculating general summations related to special cases of orthogonal polynomials. These orthogonal polynomials are fruitful in applied to find the minimum value and the minimizing function for various definite integrals and solving extremal problems where their solutions are finites linear combinations of orthogonal polynomials. These orthogonal polynomials can be used to solve differential equations, whether they are linear or non-linear and to acquire numerical answers to differential equations, whether linear or nonlinear. The connections between the integral orthogonal polynomials, and Jacobi polynomials are highly helpful in obtaining the identities related to them. The integral orthogonal polynomials and their kernel polynomials are fruitful in approximation theory.

several years that trace an intimate human journey through love, loss, introspection, struggle, and renewed hope. The collection blends free verse and short poetic reflections, marked by emotional honesty and quiet depth.

The poems explore universal themes such as time, memory, absence, human relationships, and the search for meaning amid personal and global upheavals, including the experience of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each poem reads like a step forward in an inner journey—an attempt to go “miles farther” toward understanding, healing, and self-acceptance.

More than a simple poetry book, Miles Farther is an emotional map of lived experience, offering readers a space to recognize themselves and to feel that poetry can still guide, comfort, and illuminate the human soul.

Military Cyberspace Strategies explores the growing role of cyberspace as a critical domain of modern defence and national security. The book examines emerging cyber threats, cyberattacks on military and civilian infrastructure, and the technologies and strategies developed to prevent, detect, and mitigate them.

Emphasizing the importance of information superiority, innovation, and public-private collaboration, it discusses how governments, defence organizations, and the technology sector can work together to build resilient and adaptive cybersecurity capabilities. Individual chapters review the attack vectors and threat actors at work in cyberspace, the offensive and defensive strategies used against them, and the technologies now reshaping the field: artificial intelligence, cloud computing, reconnaissance drones, high power microwave systems, robotic soldiers, cyber command centres, tracking areas, radio interferometry and the fight against fake news.

Written by Dr. Imadeldin Elsayed Elmutasim of Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA), Malaysia, and supported by an extensive bibliography, the book also looks ahead to the emerging technologies and the new vulnerabilities they may introduce, offering a forward-looking perspective on securing an increasingly interconnected digital world.