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  Energy Center Cleansing...

  Think ThinkAndBloom

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  n this meditation, we will clear our energy centers. So that our body mind and spirit are aligned. This helps us to have better sleep and release any negativity from the outside world.  
  You will Removes daily negativities Align your body mind and spirit Calm your mind Have clarity thinking Boost your vibrations Clean your aura  
  It can be used daily for purification

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  Microgreens - A Complete Step by...

  Basil Green

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  If you don't know where to start or want to start growing your microgreens now then keep reading.... 
  Avoid the fatal pitfalls and mistakes green thumbs make with this essential guide to growing microgreens.  
  Insider grower secrets, strategies, and tactics are shared within.  
  Everything from strategic growing conditions for successfully cultivating your grows (that you may not have yet discovered) to inventive & mouthwatering microgreen recipes are treated in this book.  
  Whatever your goals for microgreens are, you’re looking at the answer.  
  It does not matter how much or little you know about microgreens, you’re covered.  
  Prepare yourself.... 
  This will be the most profitable and enjoyable book you’ve heard all year.  
  Inside you will discover...Microgreen Growing Essentials (you may have previously overlooked...)These surprising microgreen health risks & what you can do about themThe true nutritional values of these specific microgreensThese fatal microgreen mistakes you do not want to makePro-growth troubleshooting masteryThe green thumbs' home grow must-know methods The extreme health issue microgreens can prevent that you won't believe....How this cookie utensil can be the answer to the best microgreen care....Light exposure strategies you simply must implementThe real reason your crops are growing slowly....Inventive microgreen recipes that your dinner guest won't believe!And much, much more! 
  Imagine how your microgreens will look once you master what is inside this audiobook.  
  Get started with your microgreens today and start the first chapter!

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  Teeny Tiny Menagerie - 380...

  Noriko Komurata

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  Stitch 380 adorable animals and a few surprises with detailed, easy-to-follow instructions. 
   
  Let your imagination run wild with this collection of nearly 400 enchanting animal embroidery motifs. Using traditional embroidery, cross-stitch, and applique techniques, you can create a menagerie of motifs, borders, and alphabets unlike any you’ve seen before. Each stitched motif is accompanied by detailed instructions for fuss-free execution. The collection includes an embroidery how-to tutorial and an adorable photo gallery to inspire you to use these designs in innovative ways. 
   
  • At last, this cute collection of Japanese embroidered animal motifs is finally available in the United States! 
   
  • From animals and insects to borders and alphabet letters, you can pick, choose, and even combine elements to make a one-of-a-kind embroidered motif 
   
  • These original creatures are the perfect way to add a personal touch to any item

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  The Best American Science and...

  Deborah Blum

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  “A stimulating compendium” on topics from antibiotics to animals, featuring Rebecca Solnit, E.O. Wilson, Nicholas Carr, Elizabeth Kolbert, and many more (Kirkus Reviews).   “A consistently strong series . . . Making connections between seemingly unrelated topics can help expand thinking, as seen in the effects of automated navigation on both airplane pilot error and Inuit hunting accidents that Nicholas Carr explores in ‘The Great Forgetting.’ Sarah Stewart Johnson makes a similar connection between the loss of a 1912 Antarctic expedition and the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger in ‘O-Rings.’ . . . Essays like Virginia Hughes’s ‘23 and You’ investigates the effects of availability of individual genetic information on human interactions, while pieces like Maryn McKenna’s ‘Imagining the Post-Antibiotics Future’ and Kate Sheppard’s ‘Under Water’ remind us of unpleasant futures which we have in large part created ourselves. But Barbara Kingsolver’s ‘Where it Begins,’ a lyrical musing on connectedness, or Wilson’s optimistic, bug-loving ‘The Rebirth of Gorongosa,’ reveal that among the strange, shocking, or depressing, there is still unadulterated joy to be found.” —Publishers Weekly   “Undeniably exquisite . . . meditations that reveal not only how science actually happens but also who or what propels its immutable humanity.” —Maria Popova, Brain Pickings   Contributors include: Katherine Bagley • Nicholas Carr • David Dobbs • Pippa Goldschmidt • Amy Harmon • Robin Marantz Henig • Virginia Hughes • Ferris Jabr • Sarah Stewart Johnson • Barbara J. King • Barbara Kingsolver • Maggie Koerth-Baker • Elizabeth Kolbert • Joshua Lang • Maryn McKenna • Seth Mnookin • Justin Nobel • Fred Pearce • Corey S. Powell • Roy Scranton • Kate Sheppard • Bill Sherwonit • Rebecca Solnit • David Treuer • E.O. Wilson • Carl Zimmer

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  The Electric Pullman - A History...

  Lawrence A. Brough

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  A history of the Ohio railroad car and equipment company and its 16-year run. 
   
  Entering an already crowded and established industry, the Niles Car & Manufacturing Company in Ohio began business with surprising success, producing well over 1,000 electric and steam railway cars—cars so durable they rarely needed to be replaced. That durability essentially put the company out of business, and it vanished from the scene as quickly as it had appeared, leaving little behind except its sturdy railway cars. The story of this highly regarded company spans just 16 years, from Niles’s incorporation in 1901 to the abandonment of railway car production and sale of the property to a firm that would briefly build engine parts during World War I. Including unpublished photographs and rosters of railway cars produced by the company and still in existence in railroad museums, The Electric Pullman will appeal to railroad enthusiasts everywhere. 
   
  Praise for The Electric Pullman 
   
  “Required reading for anyone interested in interurban history. It holds additional appeal for those interested in Ohio history or the junction point between business, society, and technology.” —Lexington Quarterly 
   
  “Although not one of the major manufacturers in its field, the Niles company produced some notable and well-remembered equipment during the height of the electric interurban railway era. Indeed, among some interurban railway historians, Niles cars are sacred objects. As such, its story deserves to be told and theoretically would be a logical complement to IUP’s books on the Brill and Jewett companies. Brough himself is a serious historian who knows his subject and has clearly mined all the sources that seem to exist.” —Herbert H. Harwood, Jr., author of The Railroad that Never Was and The New York, Westchester & Boston Railway

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  The Spoonflower Quick-sew...

  Anda Corrie

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  Stitch up a storm with these new, stash-friendly projects from every fabric lovers’ favorite creative force: Spoonflower. 
   
  Spoonflower—the design-your-own, print-on-demand fabric company known for its unique designs—presents dozens of brand-new projects designed to be completed in just a few hours. Get inspired and turn your favorite fabric into a lovely garland, stylish tote, children’s tent, and all sorts of other accessories for home and fashion.  
   
  The simple step-by-step instructions are accompanied by templates and pattern pieces. With projects for a wide range of skill sets, this book is perfect for both new and experienced sewists.  
   
  Designing fabric, wallpaper, and gift wrap used to be the stuff of dreams. Today, Spoonflower’s technology allows anyone to affordably create, print, and purchase one-of-a-kind fabric or paper.

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