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  Getting Dirty: The Joy Of...

  Rachel Kaplan

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  Rachel Kaplan describes the Urban Homesteading Movement as “…not only a food movement but also a movement of people who are about conservation of energy, water, and waste. It is a movement of learning to live with less impact on the earth, with a greater sense of what it means to be part of the place where we live, and to be thinking ecologically.”

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  The Behavior of the Honey Bee in...

  D. B. Casteel

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  The value of the honey bee in cross pollinating the flowers of fruit trees makes it desirable that exact information be available concerning the actions of the bee when gathering and manipulating the pollen. The results recorded in this manuscript are also of value as studies in the behavior of the bee and will prove interesting and valuable to the bee keeper. The work here recorded was done by Dr. Casteel during the summers of 1911 and 1912. (Summary from introduction of manuscript)

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  Facebook: The Top 100 Best Ways...

  Ace McCloud

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  Are you tired of being a Facebook amateur? Do you wish you could make some real money with Facebook like everyone else?Whether you want to (1) know the basics of being successful with Facebook, (2) learn how to optimize your Facebook ads, or (3) make a full-fledged plan of action to make money with Facebook, this audio book will teach you everything you need to know.Are you lost when it comes to marketing on the internet?Don't waste your time trying to figure out Facebook on your own. Do what the pros do to dominate: learn the best strategies that are proven to work. In this audio book you will discover an incredible array of techniques to easily increase your effectiveness with one of the most lucrative business tools in the world!Learn just how easy it is to master Facebook.Learn how to use the interactive nature of Facebook to connect with potential and actual customers. Cross borders with ease and serve customers all over the world.Dramatically increase your online presence.Discover ways to use the potential of Facebook to place your ideas and products before millions of people while it also serves as the hub of all your social media activity. Learn how to link your Facebook page with other social media platforms. Tap into Facebook’s nearly limitless possibilities for promoting business growth.Find out how wildly successful you can be with Facebook!Follow easy, step-by-step instructions for setting up a Facebook business page and accessing the billions of Facebook users.Bring your product, business, and ideas to the world!Get in the game: Buy It Now!

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  The Expression of the Emotions...

  Charles Darwin

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  "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals" is a seminal work by Charles Darwin, first published in 1872. In this book, Darwin explores the ways in which humans and animals express their emotions through facial expressions, body language, and vocalizations. He delves into the evolutionary origins of these expressions, suggesting that they have adaptive significance and are rooted in our shared ancestry with other species.

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  Magic Plants - Being a...

  M.J.H. Heucher

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  Brought to you by Altrusian Grace Media and narrated by Matthew Schmitz 
  Privately printed at Edinburgh in 1886, this is a translation of a Latin text written by M.J.H. Heucher in the late seventeenth century. This is a short pamphlet recounting the use of numerous botanical applications with regard to ancient medicine and magic and religion. Appended to the title-work is a text entitled "Confessions of Witches under Torture".

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  Briana Scurry on concussions

  PBS NewsHour

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  There’s been so much excitement surrounding the World Cup — and it has been an amazing tournament so far — that one almost feels like “Debbie Downer” to talk about some of the problems facing the sport of soccer. But at a time when there’s more attention surrounding concussions, it felt like it was also the right time to sit down with former goalkeeper Briana Scurry. If you watched the 1999 World Cup final with the American women’s team, you’ll remember her as the player who made history with a shoot-out save against China. 
  Scurry’s career was a remarkable one, including earning two gold medals with the U.S. team and becoming one of the first women in the world to participate in a paid professional league. But in 2010, she took a hit that ended her career and changed her life as she dealt with the long and difficult ramifications of concussions. She’s had a long road back (profiled extensively in the Washington Post) and is now speaking out about what needs to be done, including testifying on Capitol Hill this spring. Of particular interest to her: The real dangers for girls who, it’s been shown, are almost twice as likely as boys to get concussions when playing with similar rules and safety equipment. 
  Scurry sat down with Jeffrey Brown to discuss the Cup, her work and her own personal experiences and trials, including difficulties with depression, surgery, anxiety and memory. A passionate advocate on this issue, we were so moved when she came by today that we recorded an additional conversation with her about what she went through. “A year ago, I would have had trouble sitting here with you,” Scurry told Jeff.

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