Trevor Foster – författare

Say goodbye to frantic mornings, misplaced socks, and messy cupboards. Cupboards and Closets That End Morning Mayhem is the ultimate guide to reclaiming calm and control through smart home organization. Designed for busy parents and everyday households, this book combines practical design systems with sustainable routines that actually work - even on the most chaotic weekdays. Discover how to overhaul under-sink chaos, streamline linen closets, and build intuitive "e;zones"e; that make every item easy to find and return. Learn the secrets of label logic, folded-towel geometry, and storage flow that turns cluttered corners into efficient, visually soothing spaces. You'll also get simple, realistic maintenance strategies that keep everything in order without constant tidying. Whether you're managing a family home or just want smoother mornings, this book blends structure, psychology, and everyday efficiency into a clear, actionable system. Because when your cupboards and closets make sense, your mornings and your mindset follow.

Transform an ordinary webcam into a powerful AI-powered vision system with Makers' Guide to Vision AI at Home. This hands-on guide shows you how to create your own intelligent camera setups capable of detecting motion, recognizing objects, counting items, and sending real-time notifications-using open-source tools and affordable hardware. Perfect for tech hobbyists, tinkerers, and professionals exploring computer vision, this book walks you through every step of building, training, and deploying AI vision models at home. You'll learn how to set up a detection system, connect it to apps and alerts, and use automation to make your environment smarter and safer. From home security and smart monitoring to creative automation projects, the possibilities are endless. With clear explanations, project-based tutorials, and code snippets, you'll gain practical skills in AI vision development no expensive equipment or data science background required. Unleash the power of artificial intelligence in your own home workshop and start building intelligent systems that see, think, and respond.

Every city hides another city below it. The Hidden Earth Beneath the City uncovers the forgotten burial grounds, gardens, and graveyards that were quietly transformed into the living spaces of today-parks, plazas, parking lots, even stadiums. This is a story about the ground beneath our feet how it remembers what we forget. From 19th-century burial bans that reshaped Europe's capitals to modern redevelopment projects in America and Asia, The Hidden Earth Beneath the City traces how we redefined sacred ground as civic space.

Feeling stiff, tired, or stuck to your chair? It's time to join The Five-Minute Stretch Club-your cheerful guide to staying flexible, focused, and energized without ever needing a gym membership or an hour-long yoga session. Designed for busy professionals, remote workers, and anyone who wants to feel better fast, this book delivers micro-routines that restore your energy, improve posture, and lift your mood-all in just five minutes a day.

Tulip Mania began as beauty priced like certainty, then exposed how Dutch Golden Age finance could turn trust into danger. In 1637, bulbs were not merely flowers; they became promises, reputations, and imagined futures traded before spring had even arrived. Petals of Credit follows the social machinery behind the famous Dutch tulip bubble without reducing it to simple greed. It examines informal contracts, tavern auctions, merchant confidence, and the fragile authority of Amsterdam market culture. Prices rose because value was no longer tied only to rarity, but to belief shared by buyers, brokers, growers, and spectators. When confidence failed, the crisis became less a national ruin than a moral and legal rupture over obligation. Set within early modern European capitalism, this book treats Tulip Mania as a warning about credit before modern regulation. Its importance lies not in catastrophe, but in the moment a flower revealed how markets depend on imagination, trust, and fear.