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  I'll Be OK It's Just A Hole In...

  Mimi Hayes

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  Mimi Hayes is a New York-based comedian and the author of the memoir I'll Be OK, It's Just a Hole in My Head. A former high school teacher and brain injury survivor, Hayes wrote her first humorous memoir while recovering from a traumatic head injury at the age of 22.Her honest take on trauma and love followed her to the stage as a stand-up comedian, where she has performed on stages such as Denver Comedy Works, Broadway Comedy Club, Stand Up NY, Dangerfield's, and The Upright Citizen's Brigade. She was highlighted by Mogul as a "New York City Comedian To Look Out For in 2018."

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  Root Chakra: The Ultimate Guide...

  Mari Silva

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  Understand the role of your root chakra and learn how to keep it healthy and happy. 
  Do you often get overwhelmed by the stress of your day-to-day life? 
  Are you dealing with negative thoughts from traumatic experiences in the past? 
  Would you like to learn how to use your root chakra to chase away all your worries? 
  A blocked or unbalanced root chakra can be a source of many physical, mental, and emotional issues. This audiobook will teach you how to nourish your root chakra, so it can always provide you with an abundance of positive energy and flush out the negativity from your body. 
  In this audiobook, you will:Reveal the origins and functions of the root chakraDetermine and understand the signs of a blocked root chakraLearn how to meditate using mantras and affirmationsFamiliarize yourself with mudras and root chakra-healing breathing techniquesStrengthen your physique with yoga poses and a proper dietDive into the world of crystals and stonesLearn how to take care of yourself with aromatherapyGet a chance to lift your vibe from the root up 
  Whether you are a newcomer or are familiar with its work, this book can help you get to heal and get to the root of your issues. By healing, balancing, or unblocking your root chakra, you are opening up to new experiences and the chance to raise your energies in the upper chakras. 
  Click the “add to cart” button now and venture into the amazing world of the root chakra.

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  Traditional Enemies - Britain's...

  John D. Grainger

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  After the surrender of the French government in May 1940, the British were concerned that the resources of the French Empire, and particularly the powerful French fleet, would be put at the disposal of the Germans. The British, dependent upon their naval power and the resources of the Empire and Commonwealth to continue the war, sought to neutralize the threat of the French fleet and saw an opportunity to gobble up certain French colonies for themselves. Thus, even while Britain was locked in a deadly struggle with Nazi Germany, she continued the centuries-old imperial rivalry with her nearest neighbor and recent allies. The British attack on the French Mediterranean fleet at Mers el Kebir is well known, but less often remembered are the British operations against Vichy forces in West Africa, Syria and Madagascar. As the latent threat of the French fleet was the chief source of British concern, the conflict was largely a naval one, but there were substantial land operations in Syria and Madagascar. In Syria and Lebanon, Operation Exporter pitted 20,000 British, Indian, Australian and Free French troops against 35,000 Vichy French who fought with much greater skill and determination than expected. Operation Ironclad, the invasion of Madagascar, saw three brigades of infantry, supported by light tanks, make the first large scale British amphibious assault since the ill-fated Gallipoli landings in WWI. John D Grainger narrates and analyses all the British operations, by land, sea and air, against the French up to the Anglo-American Torch landings in North Africa. He reveals the initial reluctance of the British forces to really get stuck into their erstwhile allies and the reverses that resulted from underestimating the will of the Vichy French to fight. The complicating factor of De Gaulle's Free French is another major theme. Above all, what emerges is that these are fascinating campaigns in their own right that have been unduly neglected.

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  How to Set Up a Home Network...

  HowExpert

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  If you want to save money paying a computer technician to set up your home network, learn how to do it your own way; check out this How to Set Up a Home Network with Windows 7 guide. 
  In this step-by-step guide, you will be taught the following:Understand home networks and the reasons for building itLearn the hardware requirements to build a networkLearn the requirements to set up the Internet connectionGet tips on which connection best fits your needs as to dial up or wirelessDiscover what you need to set up sharing your Internet connectionGet useful tips on selecting network technologyLearn how to change TCP/IP settingsLearn how to set up your modem and router appropriatelyMake use of the HomeGroupLearn how to share folders, files, and printersMake use of the WorkgroupAnd much more 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  History of Apple iOS

  IntroBooks Team

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  "Today Apple is going to reinvent the phone." was those eight words that shook the mobile market on 9th Jan 2007. It was a Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco where Steve Jobs, the Apple CEO first introduce the iPhone to the world. And with the very first iPhone, Apple launched their personalized operating system for their phones, the iOS. On June 29th, 2007, iOS, primarily known as iPhone OS, was launched for the first time. Since then in every summer they have reinvented the mobile operating system and with each update, they blow their consumers minds with what is possible with their iDevices. And they are still improving.   
  As mentioned before, Apple iOS is a personalized operating system specially designed for all the electronic devices by Apple, like the iPhones, iPad and iPod touch. The iOS was first announced on June 29th,2007 and since then it has come a long way and saw a lot of major changes too. Since the first iPhone OS (renamed as iOS later) the updates being released through iTunes software. And after iOS 5 it started releasing via over-the-air updates. Since then, the consumers never needed to use a USB on iTunes to connect with iOS. They started using iCloud for data synchronization. 
  Every year, a new version of iOS is usually launched with a new iPhone model. In Apple’s yearly Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), they announce the new major iOS update and release it in September of the same year. The latest stable update of iOS is iOS 12.3.2. This update has been released on June 10th,2019. The most recent Beta version of iOS, the iOS 12.4 Beta 4 has been released on the very next day. And Apple has already announced iOS 13 and some of its special features, such as dark mode on 3rd June 2019 in their Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

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  The Apollo Program - The Story...

  Seeker

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  In a race against time, the Apollo Program challenged our scientific capabilities and redefined the boundaries of humanity. To celebrate NASA’s 60 years of exploration, Seeker went back in time to relive each Apollo mission. Listen along as Seeker dives into the whole story from its WWII origins to its present day possibilities available for the first time in audio.

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