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  Marijuana : Growing Marijuana -...

  Saul Silver

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  ✿GET HIGH NOW WITH THE BIGGEST AND SWEETEST OF BUDS✿ 
  The basics of growing Cannabis can be easily grasped by remembering that it is a plant. Growing Marijuana outdoors is just like growing any other plant outdoors. You just plant a seed in soil and let nature take its course. Plants are not particularly designed to develop indoors. However, due to Marijuana being an extremely controlled substance, and growing it is deemed illegal in most states, growing it indoors away from prying eyes is almost always necessary. Therefore, in order to successfully grow Marijuana, you must fool them into believing that they are growing in the great outdoors. This task of fooling the plants into thinking that they are growing outdoors takes a significant amount of time, knowledge and patience to pull off. This, however, is what this audiobook will teach you how to do. This audiobook will teach you all the things you need to know on how to grow Marijuana indoors. In addition, this audiobook will also teach you how to increase your yield and make the most out of your crops. So, sit back, relax, and let your Marijuana growing education begin by buying the audiobook NOW! ;)Look at some of the Neat stuff you'll learn in this audiobook:How Plants GrowBuilding an Indoor GardenChoosing A Grow MediumTransplantingHigh Yield Hydroponic SystemsDifferent Effective Grower SetupsMarijuana Seeds SelectionsTrevor's Round Gulley & Drip Table SystemBob's Bucket SystemAnd Much, Much, Munchies More! 
  Get the audiobook today and get bigger buds with the techniques included !Check Out What Other Learners Are Saying... 
  "Man I am too HIGH to talk right now!!"- Dale 
  "The biggest killer on the planet is stress and I still think the best medicine is and always has been Cannabis." - Willie Nelson 
  "Nelson Just pass the weed !" - Saul

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  Dividend Investment - A Simple...

  Alex Nolan

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  Dividend investing is investing in a longstanding company that has a lot of surplus with their profits. It is not as simple as that, though. The company is always one that puts some of their profits back into the investors and gives them a percentage of a portion of the profits. If that sounds like another name for a small number, it’s not. Companies that make billions of dollars in profits each year end up paying their investors millions when it comes to dividend investing.  
  Whether you are a beginner or you are already investing, this book is meant for you. There is a lot of information contained here that will be able to help you get the help that you need with it. Read on to learn everything about choosing an investment opportunity, how yields work and even how to balance your portfolio. Once you have finished reading the book, you will have a clear idea of what dividend investing is, what it means to you and how it can help you out. You may even be able to consider yourself a pro at dividend investing after you have read the book and learned everything that I have to offer about dividend investing.  
  If you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels, work less, make more money, and reinvent life for yourself as a rich person with plenty of time for yourself, then you need to scroll back up to the top and buy this book now!

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  The Helpers - Profiles from the...

  Kathy Gilsinan

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  A deeply moving narrative of the coronavirus pandemic, told through portraits of eight individuals who worked tirelessly to help others. In March 2020, COVID-19 overtook the United States, and life changed for America. In a matter of weeks the virus impacted millions, with lockdown measures radically reshaping the lives of even those who did not become infected. Yet despite the fear, hardship, and heartbreak from this period of collective struggle, there was hope. In The Helpers, journalist Kathy Gilsinan profiles eight individuals on the frontlines of the coronavirus battle: a devoted son caring for his family in the San Francisco Bay Area; a not-quite-retired paramedic from Colorado; an ICU nurse in the Bronx; the CEO of a Seattle-based ventilator company; a vaccine researcher at Moderna in Boston; a young chef and culinary teacher in Louisville, Kentucky; a physician in Chicago; and a funeral home director in Seattle and Los Angeles. These inspiring individual accounts create an unforgettable tapestry of how people across the country and the socioeconomic spectrum came together to fight the most deadly pandemic in a century.

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  42 Reasons to Hate the Universe...

  Chris Ferrie, Wade David...

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  If you've always suspected the universe was out to get you . . . you were right!Yes, the universe we live in is cosmically beautiful and mysterious and all that crap. But it's also a bit of an asshole. After all, remember that you are just a group of atoms structured in a specific way for barely long enough to try to understand this thing we call existence. Those atoms could just have easily been used to make the dog shit you're cleaning off your shoe or the mold that grows on your bread! The fact is, when you zoom out to look at the universe and how it functions, you'll see that it's usually not in our favor, and many of the laws of physics are actively working against our survival. In this book, you'll discover why you're an aging mutant; invisible rays are melting our genetic code; literally everything is poisonous; and more true and terrifying scientific facts!But don't worry! While it's true that there are (at least) forty-two grudges to hold against the universe, the good news is that there is also one very good reason to forgive them all and embrace the wild, improbable fact that we are alive (for now) and we should take advantage of it while we can. 42 Reasons to Hate the Universe (And One Reason Not To) is a hilarious, no-holds-barred exploration of all the reasons we shouldn't exist—but somehow do anyway.

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  White Feathers - The Nesting...

  Bernd Heinrich

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  The surprising, rich life of tree swallows in nesting season—with Heinrich’s beautiful illustrations and photographs—by the acclaimed naturalist. Heinrich is sparked one early spring day by a question: Why does a pair of swallows in a nest-box close to his Maine cabin show an unvarying preference for white feathers—not easily available nearby—as nest lining? He notices, too, the extreme aggressiveness of “his” swallows toward some other swallows of their own kind. And he wonders, given swallows’ reputation for feistiness, at the extraordinary tameness and close contact he experiences with his nesting birds. From the author of the beloved books Ravens in Winter and A Naturalist at Large, this richly engaging view of the lives of wild birds, as always with Heinrich, yields “marvelous, mind-altering” insight and discoveries. —Los Angeles Times Narrator Rick Adamson is proud to have presented several titles from author Bernd Heinrich. He is an Audie Award winner for his voicing of IN A HEARTBEAT, from the authors of the true story that became the film THE BLIND SIDE.  Around NYC and his home studio in New Jersey, he has worked in commercials, corporate and medical media, as well as educational content worldwide, for more than thirty years.

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  Measuring the New World -...

  Neil Safier

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  Prior to 1735, South America was terra incognita to many Europeans. But that year, the Paris Academy of Sciences sent a mission to the Spanish American province of Quito (in present-day Ecuador) to study the curvature of the earth at the Equator. Equipped with quadrants and telescopes, the mission’s participants referred to the transfer of scientific knowledge from Europe to the Andes as a “sacred fire” passing mysteriously through European astronomical instruments to observers in South America.By taking an innovative interdisciplinary look at the traces of this expedition, Measuring the New World examines the transatlantic flow of knowledge from West to East. Through ephemeral monuments and geographical maps, this book explores how the social and cultural worlds of South America contributed to the production of European scientific knowledge during the Enlightenment. Neil Safier uses the notebooks of traveling philosophers, as well as specimens from the expedition, to place this particular scientific endeavor in the larger context of early modern print culture and the emerging intellectual category of scientist as author. 

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