#kdp — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #kdp, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/444036/ Port Polska (CPK) kupi do 60 składów KDP. RFI rozesłane! #230Km/h #320Km/h #Aeroexpress #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #cpk #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejeMazowieckie #LiniaY #PKP #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PoolTaborowy #PortPolska #PORTPOLSKAKDP #PrzewozyRegionalne #RegioExpress #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy
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Hey authors and artists who publish paperbacks through Amazon KDP - has your proof copy ever arrived home in a wrong print size even though you have set everything right in their system??
How did you fix the issue?
Could you get a refund?
Or new copy?Or did you abandon KDP and moved to different printing service?
My book is supposed to come out next week but this is making me worry the book will be printed to hell. ):
#FediHelp #Writing #KDP #Publishing #Bookstodon #comicbook #art
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Hey authors and artists who publish paperbacks through Amazon KDP - has your proof copy ever arrived home in a wrong print size even though you have set everything right in their system??
How did you fix the issue?
Could you get a refund?
Or new copy?Or did you abandon KDP and moved to different printing service?
My book is supposed to come out next week but this is making me worry the book will be printed to hell. ):
#FediHelp #Writing #KDP #Publishing #Bookstodon #comicbook #art
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Hey authors and artists who publish paperbacks through Amazon KDP - has your proof copy ever arrived home in a wrong print size even though you have set everything right in their system??
How did you fix the issue?
Could you get a refund?
Or new copy?Or did you abandon KDP and moved to different printing service?
My book is supposed to come out next week but this is making me worry the book will be printed to hell. ):
#FediHelp #Writing #KDP #Publishing #Bookstodon #comicbook #art
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Hey authors and artists who publish paperbacks through Amazon KDP - has your proof copy ever arrived home in a wrong print size even though you have set everything right in their system??
How did you fix the issue?
Could you get a refund?
Or new copy?Or did you abandon KDP and moved to different printing service?
My book is supposed to come out next week but this is making me worry the book will be printed to hell. ):
#FediHelp #Writing #KDP #Publishing #Bookstodon #comicbook #art
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Hey authors and artists who publish paperbacks through Amazon KDP - has your proof copy ever arrived home in a wrong print size even though you have set everything right in their system??
How did you fix the issue?
Could you get a refund?
Or new copy?Or did you abandon KDP and moved to different printing service?
My book is supposed to come out next week but this is making me worry the book will be printed to hell. ):
#FediHelp #Writing #KDP #Publishing #Bookstodon #comicbook #art
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/438564/ AeroExpress do CPK na 200 km/h. Port Polska podaje czasy przejazdu. #Aeroexpress #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #cpk #DojazdNaLotnisko #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejąNaLotnisko #KolejeMazowieckie #PKP #PL #PociągiLotniskowe #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PortPolska #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/118350/ KDP official rules out new public sector hiring in 2026 budget #FederalBudget #hiring #Iraq #KDP #KDPOfficialRulesOutNewPublicSectorHiringIn2026Budget #PublicSector
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/109856/ KDP links Iraq cabinet delay to international intervention #delay #InternationalIntervention #Iraq #IraqCabinet #KDP #KDPLinksIraqCabinetDelayToInternationalIntervention
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/421583/ CPK chce przyspieszyć realizację Linii Y do Wrocławia #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #cpk #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejeMazowieckie #Linia14 #Linia86 #LiniaY #PiotrRachwalski #PKP #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PortPolska #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #wroclaw #ZRIK
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The Conditions Were Not the Ones I Would Have Chosen
The cultural and political conditions under which my new book RelationShaping: Field Studies has been published are not the conditions I would have chosen for it. The book is an argument for sustained attention, long apprenticeship, and the slow acquisition of perceptual capacities that operate below the level of declarative description. It enters a culture where the dominant economic logic rewards short attention, fast turnover, and the substitution of automated outputs for the trained reading those outputs are supposed to approximate. I make the case anyway, because the case needs making, and because the people who recognize what the book is describing will recognize it whether the cultural moment is favorable or not.
The book’s central claim is that relational seeing is a competence: a real, trainable capacity to attend to the relations among elements rather than to elements considered separately, acquired the way reading is acquired, operating faster than conscious analysis, producing results the practitioner cannot fully describe in declarative terms. I develop the claim across ten case studies that range from Giorgio Morandi’s still-life shelves to Michael Faraday’s iron-filing diagrams of magnetic field lines, from phyllotactic spirals in plant growth to Renaissance counterpoint, from the human microbiome to Anni Albers’s woven textiles, from mycorrhizal networks beneath forest floors to Charles Sanders Peirce’s three-cornered theory of signs and the classifier predicates of American Sign Language. The case studies share a structure: a trained perceiver attends to relations among elements as the constitutive features of the structure the elements together produce.
The book is the companion volume to The Scientific Aesthetic: An Operating Theory. The Scientific Aesthetic developed the theoretical framework for what I called the originating-act test, distinguishing acts of art and science from the craft activities that follow them. RelationShaping takes the relational dimension of that earlier argument and develops it into a sustained examination of one specific perceptual capacity across a wider range of human practice than the first book could cover. The two volumes can be read independently. They make a single argument together, and the order of publication is the order of the argument’s development.
The argument is not a recent one for me. I started a blog called RelationShaping in the BolesBlogs network in 2007. The blog has been working on the questions this book gathers for almost twenty years, and many of the book’s arguments began as blog posts whose claims I refined, tested against new examples, and pushed further across that span. The new book is the culmination of long work, the gathering of two decades of writing into a single sustained argument that the blog form, by its nature, could not quite hold.
The closing chapters of RelationShaping extend the framework into harder territory. Chapter Eight examines the trained-perception competence in domains where it has not been institutionally named, including the recovery of the Antikythera Mechanism, the decipherment of Linear B, the Hubble Deep Field, and the contested Sappho papyri. The next chapter addresses the methodological problem of attending to relations that have not yet been discovered, drawing on microbiome and connectome research, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time, and the substantial scholarly traditions of Indigenous knowledge integration. The book closes with Chapter Ten, titled “The Severed Field,” which addresses the contemporary cultural and political conditions under which the discipline of attending to the between has come under pressure.
Chapter Ten is the chapter that made the book hard to write, and the chapter that makes the book necessary right now. The trained eye depends on conditions that are political, not merely epistemic. The classroom where a student learns to read counterpoint exists because public funding for music education exists. A museum where a young painter can spend weeks in front of a Morandi exists because the public funding that maintains museum collections exists. The graduate seminar where a future scholar of Indigenous ecological knowledge learns the methodology for ethical engagement exists because public funding for humanities research exists. Forests where botanists learn to read mycorrhizal networks exist because public funding for forest conservation exists. None of those institutional preconditions is independent of the political settlement that funds and protects them. The settlement turns against the institutions; the institutions thin; the conditions for the acquisition of trained perception thin with them; and the next generation of trained perceivers does not appear.
This is what Chapter Ten attempts to articulate. The substantive argument about relational seeing as a trainable competence would have been correct in any historical period. The urgency of articulating it right now belongs specifically to this moment, when the institutional preconditions for the competence are under organized political pressure to dissolve.
The book makes no claim that political pressure is the only force at work, or that institutional contraction has only one cause. The contraction has many causes, including economic restructuring, demographic change, the erosion of forms of community that once supported sustained attention, and the substitution of cheaper automated processes for human practitioners. Political pressure is one cause among several, and it is the cause most directly susceptible to political response.
What the book hopes to offer the reader is a vocabulary. With the vocabulary in hand, a reader may notice the trained eye in the people who still have it, may understand what those people are doing differently, may in some specific case ask to become an apprentice. In other cases, the reader may recognize that the political pressure on the institutions that train such perceivers is not pressure those perceivers can resist alone. They will need allies. The book is one attempt to make the case for being one of those allies.
I want to be honest about the limits of what the book undertakes. The book undertakes a specific task: it names the competence, documents it across a wider range of domains than is usually recognized, and articulates what is being lost when the conditions for its acquisition stop holding. The book makes no proposal for restoring the institutions whose contraction it documents, and no claim that naming the loss is sufficient to reverse it. Naming is the first step the book attempts, on the conviction that a loss without a name cannot be addressed in any organized way. The book gives the loss a name. What follows from the naming is for the reader to decide.
RelationShaping: Field Studies is available now in print, in ebook, and as a free PDF download from BolesBooks.com, along with its companion volume The Scientific Aesthetic: An Operating Theory. The book was difficult to write under the present conditions; it would be dishonest to claim otherwise, and equally dishonest to claim that the difficulty makes the book unnecessary. The argument exists, the case needs making, and the book makes the case.
#amazon #bolesBlogs #book #davidBoles #faraday #fieldStudies #kdp #morandi #philosophy #phyllotactic #politics #relation #relationshaping #scientificAesthetic -
The Conditions Were Not the Ones I Would Have Chosen
The cultural and political conditions under which my new book RelationShaping: Field Studies has been published are not the conditions I would have chosen for it. The book is an argument for sustained attention, long apprenticeship, and the slow acquisition of perceptual capacities that operate below the level of declarative description. It enters a culture where the dominant economic logic rewards short attention, fast turnover, and the substitution of automated outputs for the trained reading those outputs are supposed to approximate. I make the case anyway, because the case needs making, and because the people who recognize what the book is describing will recognize it whether the cultural moment is favorable or not.
The book’s central claim is that relational seeing is a competence: a real, trainable capacity to attend to the relations among elements rather than to elements considered separately, acquired the way reading is acquired, operating faster than conscious analysis, producing results the practitioner cannot fully describe in declarative terms. I develop the claim across ten case studies that range from Giorgio Morandi’s still-life shelves to Michael Faraday’s iron-filing diagrams of magnetic field lines, from phyllotactic spirals in plant growth to Renaissance counterpoint, from the human microbiome to Anni Albers’s woven textiles, from mycorrhizal networks beneath forest floors to Charles Sanders Peirce’s three-cornered theory of signs and the classifier predicates of American Sign Language. The case studies share a structure: a trained perceiver attends to relations among elements as the constitutive features of the structure the elements together produce.
The book is the companion volume to The Scientific Aesthetic: An Operating Theory. The Scientific Aesthetic developed the theoretical framework for what I called the originating-act test, distinguishing acts of art and science from the craft activities that follow them. RelationShaping takes the relational dimension of that earlier argument and develops it into a sustained examination of one specific perceptual capacity across a wider range of human practice than the first book could cover. The two volumes can be read independently. They make a single argument together, and the order of publication is the order of the argument’s development.
The argument is not a recent one for me. I started a blog called RelationShaping in the BolesBlogs network in 2007. The blog has been working on the questions this book gathers for almost twenty years, and many of the book’s arguments began as blog posts whose claims I refined, tested against new examples, and pushed further across that span. The new book is the culmination of long work, the gathering of two decades of writing into a single sustained argument that the blog form, by its nature, could not quite hold.
The closing chapters of RelationShaping extend the framework into harder territory. Chapter Eight examines the trained-perception competence in domains where it has not been institutionally named, including the recovery of the Antikythera Mechanism, the decipherment of Linear B, the Hubble Deep Field, and the contested Sappho papyri. The next chapter addresses the methodological problem of attending to relations that have not yet been discovered, drawing on microbiome and connectome research, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time, and the substantial scholarly traditions of Indigenous knowledge integration. The book closes with Chapter Ten, titled “The Severed Field,” which addresses the contemporary cultural and political conditions under which the discipline of attending to the between has come under pressure.
Chapter Ten is the chapter that made the book hard to write, and the chapter that makes the book necessary right now. The trained eye depends on conditions that are political, not merely epistemic. The classroom where a student learns to read counterpoint exists because public funding for music education exists. A museum where a young painter can spend weeks in front of a Morandi exists because the public funding that maintains museum collections exists. The graduate seminar where a future scholar of Indigenous ecological knowledge learns the methodology for ethical engagement exists because public funding for humanities research exists. Forests where botanists learn to read mycorrhizal networks exist because public funding for forest conservation exists. None of those institutional preconditions is independent of the political settlement that funds and protects them. The settlement turns against the institutions; the institutions thin; the conditions for the acquisition of trained perception thin with them; and the next generation of trained perceivers does not appear.
This is what Chapter Ten attempts to articulate. The substantive argument about relational seeing as a trainable competence would have been correct in any historical period. The urgency of articulating it right now belongs specifically to this moment, when the institutional preconditions for the competence are under organized political pressure to dissolve.
The book makes no claim that political pressure is the only force at work, or that institutional contraction has only one cause. The contraction has many causes, including economic restructuring, demographic change, the erosion of forms of community that once supported sustained attention, and the substitution of cheaper automated processes for human practitioners. Political pressure is one cause among several, and it is the cause most directly susceptible to political response.
What the book hopes to offer the reader is a vocabulary. With the vocabulary in hand, a reader may notice the trained eye in the people who still have it, may understand what those people are doing differently, may in some specific case ask to become an apprentice. In other cases, the reader may recognize that the political pressure on the institutions that train such perceivers is not pressure those perceivers can resist alone. They will need allies. The book is one attempt to make the case for being one of those allies.
I want to be honest about the limits of what the book undertakes. The book undertakes a specific task: it names the competence, documents it across a wider range of domains than is usually recognized, and articulates what is being lost when the conditions for its acquisition stop holding. The book makes no proposal for restoring the institutions whose contraction it documents, and no claim that naming the loss is sufficient to reverse it. Naming is the first step the book attempts, on the conviction that a loss without a name cannot be addressed in any organized way. The book gives the loss a name. What follows from the naming is for the reader to decide.
RelationShaping: Field Studies is available now in print, in ebook, and as a free PDF download from BolesBooks.com, along with its companion volume The Scientific Aesthetic: An Operating Theory. The book was difficult to write under the present conditions; it would be dishonest to claim otherwise, and equally dishonest to claim that the difficulty makes the book unnecessary. The argument exists, the case needs making, and the book makes the case.
#amazon #bolesBlogs #book #davidBoles #faraday #fieldStudies #kdp #morandi #philosophy #phyllotactic #politics #relation #relationshaping #scientificAesthetic -
https://www.europesays.com/iran/94496/ Iraq’s PM-designate lands in Erbil for government formation talks #AliAlZaidi #breaking #erbil #Iraq #Iraq’sPMDesignateLandsInErbilForGovernmentFormationTalks #KDP #Kurds
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/94435/ KDP aims key portfolios in Iraq government talks #breaking #Iraq #IraqiGovernment #KDP #KDPAimsKeyPortfoliosInIraqGovernmentTalks #Portfolio
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/86796/ 102 years later: The Kirkuk governorate returns to Turkmen #Iraq #IraqiTurkmenFront #ITF #KDP #Kirkuk #krg #MohammedSamaanAgha #puk #TürkiyeIraqRelations
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A member of the #PKPIC board of directors revealed that as many as 8 companies have submitted requests to participate in the HSR train tender proceedings launched in December. Additionally, the deadline for request submissions has been moved forward by a month, so it will take a while longer until we learn who they are and what the offers will be: https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/pkp-intercity-osmiu-chetnych-na-dostawe-taboru-kdp-152
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A member of the #PKPIC board of directors revealed that as many as 8 companies have submitted requests to participate in the HSR train tender proceedings launched in December. Additionally, the deadline for request submissions has been moved forward by a month, so it will take a while longer until we learn who they are and what the offers will be: https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/pkp-intercity-osmiu-chetnych-na-dostawe-taboru-kdp-152
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A member of the #PKPIC board of directors revealed that as many as 8 companies have submitted requests to participate in the HSR train tender proceedings launched in December. Additionally, the deadline for request submissions has been moved forward by a month, so it will take a while longer until we learn who they are and what the offers will be: https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/pkp-intercity-osmiu-chetnych-na-dostawe-taboru-kdp-152
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A member of the #PKPIC board of directors revealed that as many as 8 companies have submitted requests to participate in the HSR train tender proceedings launched in December. Additionally, the deadline for request submissions has been moved forward by a month, so it will take a while longer until we learn who they are and what the offers will be: https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/pkp-intercity-osmiu-chetnych-na-dostawe-taboru-kdp-152
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/52897/ Keurig Dr Pepper, Nestlé renew Starbucks K-Cup deal #Coffee #distribution #KDP #KeurigDrPepper #Manufacturing #Nestlé #NestléUSA #PartnershipRenewal #StarbucksKCupPods
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/71215/ Opinion: KDP, PUK, and the fracturing of Kurdish political partnership in Iraq #AndTheFracturingOfKurdishPoliticalPartnershipInIraq #breaking #Iraq #KDP #Kurdistan #Opinion:KDP #puk
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/71123/ How Iraq’s presidential vote unfolds complex bargaining process #Iraq #IraqElections #KDP #krg #NizarAmidi #puk
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/365204/ Port Polska: 6 wykonawców chce budować pierwszy odcinek KDP #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #cpk #Intercity #InwestycjeKolejowe #kdp #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejeMazowieckie #Linia85 #LiniaY #PKP #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PortPolska #Przetargi #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/62608/ KDP criticizes Iraq president vote over parliamentary breaches #breaking #Iraq #KDP #KDPCriticizesIraqPresidentVoteOverParliamentaryBreaches #NewPresident
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/329259/ Osiem podmiotów w przetargu na archeologiczne badania wykopaliskowe linii KDP Warszawa – Łódź #badania #BadaniaArcheologiczne #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #kdp #KolejDużychPrędkości #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PortPolska #warszawa
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/316528/ Stadler: Co z przetargiem PKP Intercity na szybkie pociągi i tramwajami? #ArkadiuszŚwierkot #Biznes #Business #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejeMazowieckie #PKP #PKPIntercity #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #Stadler #StadlerPolska #TramwajeWHelsinkach
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#amazon #kdp #autor_innen
Traut ihr den Zahlen noch, die ihr im Dashboard seht?
Der Absturz setzt sich immer heftiger fort, die Kosten für Amazon Ads explodieren. Es wird langsam prekär und da das weit entfernt vom heftigen Auf und Ab der vergangenen sieben Jahre ist, frage ich mich zum ersten Mal, ob stimmt, was man mir zeigt. -
#amazon #kdp #autor_innen
Traut ihr den Zahlen noch, die ihr im Dashboard seht?
Der Absturz setzt sich immer heftiger fort, die Kosten für Amazon Ads explodieren. Es wird langsam prekär und da das weit entfernt vom heftigen Auf und Ab der vergangenen sieben Jahre ist, frage ich mich zum ersten Mal, ob stimmt, was man mir zeigt. -
#amazon #kdp #autor_innen
Traut ihr den Zahlen noch, die ihr im Dashboard seht?
Der Absturz setzt sich immer heftiger fort, die Kosten für Amazon Ads explodieren. Es wird langsam prekär und da das weit entfernt vom heftigen Auf und Ab der vergangenen sieben Jahre ist, frage ich mich zum ersten Mal, ob stimmt, was man mir zeigt. -
#amazon #kdp #autor_innen
Traut ihr den Zahlen noch, die ihr im Dashboard seht?
Der Absturz setzt sich immer heftiger fort, die Kosten für Amazon Ads explodieren. Es wird langsam prekär und da das weit entfernt vom heftigen Auf und Ab der vergangenen sieben Jahre ist, frage ich mich zum ersten Mal, ob stimmt, was man mir zeigt. -
#amazon #kdp #autor_innen
Traut ihr den Zahlen noch, die ihr im Dashboard seht?
Der Absturz setzt sich immer heftiger fort, die Kosten für Amazon Ads explodieren. Es wird langsam prekär und da das weit entfernt vom heftigen Auf und Ab der vergangenen sieben Jahre ist, frage ich mich zum ersten Mal, ob stimmt, was man mir zeigt. -
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Falls du als Indie-Autorin KDPselect verlassen willst, um es auch bei Tolino zu versuchen (good luck, langen Atem und genügend Geld für ein Jahr auf dem Konto), dann denke daran, nach dem letzten KU-Tag ins Dashboard zu gehen und das Häkchen WIEDER zu entfernen, weil mit schöner Gewissheit Amazon den Zeitraum selbstständig verlängert - egal, wie oft du zuvor kontrollierst hast, den Haken herausgenommen zu haben. -
https://www.europesays.com/pl/247108/ KDP Warszawa – Łódź: Tunel w Warszawie opóźniony przez schrony? #Autostrada #Biznes #Business #CentralnyPortKomunikacyjny #Ciepłownictwo #cpk #energetyka #kdp #KolejDużychPrędkości #Linia1 #Linia85 #LiniaY #LinieKolejowe #lotnisko #Obwodnica #Operatorzy #PKPPLK #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PortPolska #porty #PortyLotnicze #Stocznie #Telekomunikacja #TunelKDP
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@troppacaffeina Ho ricontrollato le foto e fatto un controllo su Amazon, giusto per capire meglio. Sembrerebbe come se davvero #Einaudi in questo caso e anche in altri, abbia rinunciato a stampare in proprio, e pubblicato tramite #kdp. Io sono dell'idea che sia effettivamente così, perché è probabile che costi meno all'editore, almeno per una certa selezione di titoli, dare mandato ad Amazon di stamparli.
Non ho controllato se l'ISBN è il medesimo dell'edizione stampata da Einaudi, ma dovrebbe. -
https://www.europesays.com/pl/226287/ Siemens i Newag będą współpracować. W tle pociągi KDP #Biznes #Business #cpk #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejeMazowieckie #LiniaY #Newag #PKP #PKPIntercity #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #Siemens
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Anyone have experiences with #SelfPublishing and #PrintOnDemand they are willing to share?
I'm trying to make a print of a book available at-cost, and looking at different providers. It feels like #Amazon / #KDP is most accessible, but it does have A Vibe. Looking at #Blurb and #Lulu, but welcome #advice.
🙏 🙇 😫
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/211493/ PKP Intercity. Pociągi dużych prędkości z nową, lepszą klasą „grand” #Biznes #Business #Intercity #kdp #KlasaGrand #KlasaPremium #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejeMazowieckie #PKP #PKPIntercity #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #PrzetargNaEzt #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #TaborDoKDP
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Port Polska (CPK rebranded): The new HSR must be 350 kph, anything less will compromise the project!!1
Also Port Polska: 75% of trains running on the new HSR will be ≤200 kph.Like… what the hell is going on over there? Are they stuck somewhere between Spain and Germany? Is it somewhere with a way out sometime this decade? Do they have snacks at least?
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Ech, jak tak dalej pójdzie, to tą linię wysokich prędkości przez Trutnov to zdążą odwołać i przywrócić jeszcze parę razy zanim coś od nas tam dojdzie: https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/czechy-nowy-rzad-optymalizuje-kdp-do-polski-126226.html
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It's here - the #PKPIC HSR EMU tender is now open. 20 trains + option for up to 35 more, 320 km/h minimum, minimum approvals PL DE CZ AT (BE NL FR CH IT SK HU welcome), 402 seats, must have a restaurant section, a zone for children and *8+ horizontal bicycle spaces*. Also required is a secondary satellite backhaul for on-board Wi-Fi. In safety and comm systems, ETCS L1+L2 with ability to upgrade from GSM-R to FRMCS in the future and also classic analog Polish stuff. (Running these beyond Berlin and Leipzig appears to be a distant stretch goal at best, so they might not necessarily bother with LZB if it isn't required for everything high-speed-capable)
They say the plan is to start with the Y high-speed line that will be built in parallel running trains Warsaw-Wrocław and Warsaw-Poznań-Szczecin/Berlin (alternating), expanding to Tricity, Leipzig and Prague routes if they use the full option as the HSR buildout allows (yeah, those latter plans are kinda crayon level right now): https://www.rynek-kolejowy.pl/wiadomosci/pkp-intercity-gdzie-pojada-pociagi-kdp-mapy-126149.html
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/177999/ PKP Intercity kupuje pociągi KDP. Polskie firmy wezmą udział? Znamy szczegóły! #Biznes #Business #Intercity #kdp #Kolej #KolejDużychPrędkości #KolejeMazowieckie #LiniaY #PKP #PKPIntercity #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #Przetargi #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #TaborDoKDP #ZakupyTaborowe
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https://www.europesays.com/pl/176273/ Jest przetarg na tabor KDP dla PKP Intercity #320Km/h #Biznes #Business #Intercity #kdp #KDPWPolsce #KDPY #Kolej #KolejeMazowieckie #LiniaY #PKP #PKPIntercity #PL #Poland #Polish #Polska #Polski #przetarg #PrzewozyRegionalne #RozkładyJazdyPKP #RynekKolejowy #TaborDoKDP #Ygrek
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open.substack.com/pub/krishnap... #kindle #kindleunlimited #kindleauthor #kdp #selfpublishing #indieauthor #authorlife #writingcommunity #readers #books #booklover #pagesread #amreading #The64Kalas #indianauthor #nonfiction #readinginonesitting #gratitude #KrishnaPrasanthGuttikonda
What 350 KDP Pages Read in One... -
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