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      <title>Learn Azure in a Month of Lunches</title>
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      <description>The &amp;ldquo;Month of Lunches&amp;rdquo; series from Manning Publications guides you through 21 lessons which, give or take, should take about 45 minutes to an hour to complete.
I wrote &amp;ldquo;Learn Azure in a Month of Lunches&amp;rdquo; to tie together a lot of concepts and address common misunderstandings around the Azure platform. With so many service and features, I wanted to teach ways to build secure, resilient, and modern application environments in the cloud.</description>
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      <title>Of Kansas Sunsets</title>
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      <description>Ed Harris is a shy, unassuming 20-year old from southern Kansas, wanting to avoid the raging war in Europe in 1943.
Joining the US army air force, Ed hopes to serve his country as a maintenance mechanic on one of the great four-engine bombers - the mighty Boeing B-17 &amp;ldquo;Fying Fortress&amp;rdquo;.
Now struggling to survive after being deployed and finding himself in a fight he never prepared for, Ed tries to return home safely and back to his family and loved ones.</description>
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      <title>History of the Transcontinental Railroads to the Pacific Northwest</title>
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      <description>The Pacific Northwest has a rich and vibrant history that owes a lot to the expansion of the transcontinental railroads. The Union Pacific first created a railroad link to the Pacific Coast, but the story of how not one, but three, railroads all converged into the Seattle-Tacoma area, shaped many aspects of modern life.
Three major railroads, the Northern Pacific Railway, the Great Northern Railway, and the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad, each laid thousands of miles of track from the upper midwest to the Pacific Northwest, and competed for a slice of lucrative new farming and logging markets, and trade from the Orient.</description>
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      <title>The Phoenix</title>
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      <description>My digital homes over the years have been almost as varied as my physical ones.
For a long time, I pretended to be a photographer. I have some friends that were truly passionate about their craft, going on to win awards for their digital media with both still photos and through film. Like, Discovery Channel award winning. I&amp;rsquo;d build an online portfolio every few years that I was proud of, then realized it would come to nothing.</description>
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