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  Furry Paws: New Puppy Training...

  Bruce Avery

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  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, knowing the precise source for the current Coronavirus disease outbreak in the year 2019 is still unknown; however, research has shown that it has originated from an animal. Most likely a bat of some kind. Still, the question must be asked, is there any evidence that animals can spread SARS-CoV-2 or any strain of the Coronavirus to people, such as our beloved furry friends? Or can we possibly spread the virus to them during close contact? 
  These days with the surge of the economic pandemic so many people are considering to bring a new bundle of joy into their home to help ease tension from the stress of being out of work, the ever-changing rules within employment, or the rules brought upon by the local county and state governments impacting our social engagement with others. 
  Puppies are one of life’s biggest pleasures and are just the right touch to get our day started or to brighten it. Furry Paws will guide first-time puppy owners or even existing pet owners on how to properly house-train their puppy during this unique time of social distancing. 
  Furry Paws has everything you need to manage social distancing with your puppy, from bringing them home for the first time, selecting the proper diet, gathering the best gear for all budget types, fast and straightforward potty training, easy crate training techniques to essential puppy grooming and play-time techniques. 
  See how easy it can be to have Furry Paws providing love, joy, and much-needed exercise in your life or as an excellent gift for anyone!

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  Museo del Desierto Inglés

  Sonusland

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  Audioguide to discover the Desert Museum in the city of Antofagasta, Chile

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  Classic Country

  Kathryn M. Ireland

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  Kathryn M. Ireland is among the world's most influential interior and  fabric designers. Her relaxed, casual European-influenced elegance is  sought after by everyone from Hollywood A-listers to English  aristocracy. In Classic Country Kathryn has  gathered together her favorite interiors and fabric designs in one  inspirational volume, sharing her inspirations and complete design,  color, and fabric schemes for kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, guest  rooms, children's rooms, outdoor living spaces, and more. Sumptuously  photographed and illustrated, this book showcases Ireland's boldly hued,  brilliantly patterned designs along with detailed explanations of  inspiration and construction.

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  A Job for all Seasons - My Small...

  Phyllida Barstow

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  Many smallholders have plunged in at the deep end and learnt the hard way, through experience.
  
  But Phyllida Barstow, author of the childhood autobiography My Animals and Other Family, was already involved in animal husbandry when,
  
  as a young woman, she embarked on her own smallholding enterprise.
  
  Here is her lively, informative and witty account of her first-hand experience throughout her lifetime in Gloucestershire, with chickens, dogs, cats, horses, sheep, peacocks, alpacas and even honey bees.
  
  As she points out, smallholding is not a summer idyll but, truly, a job for all seasons, all hours, all weathers. She also has to deal with fallen stock, pest control, disease outbreaks and slaughter.
  
  Her tips include those on animal handling, training, breeding and delivery. Her wry and practical attitude towards her animals is imbued with respect and often affection for her charges.
  
  This account of the realities of modern smallholding is both entertaining and informative.

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  Classic Book of Rude Jokes -...

  Scott McNeely

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  A compendium of the best of the most offensive humor out there, from the author of Ultimate Book of Jokes. 
   
  For jokesters who like their humor on the dark side, this Classic Book of Rude Jokes compiles the most hilariously crass jokes out there in one compact volume. Scott McNeely, author of Ultimate Book of Jokes, has mined decades of rude joke history in search of the best of the worst jokes that were too shocking to include in his first collection. From dirty blonde jokes and tasteless religious jokes to the just plain sick and twisted, no one escapes offense in this collection of gags that is sure to please even the crudest comedian.

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  67 People I'd Like To Slap

  Ian Collins

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  67 People I'd Like to Slap is one man's journey through the labyrinthine world of human angst and annoyance. The comedy writer, broadcaster and journalist Ian Collins lists, exposes and mocks that irritating contingent of the human race whose job, it seems, is to make life just a tad more infuriating than it needs to be.
  From psychics to exotic pet owners, Brits using chopsticks and over-35s at music festivals, through to middle-class protesters, elderly people in small cars and the billion cringe-crimes that are committed on social media every day (plus a healthy dose of well-known names too), Collins's often brutal but hilarious search into the pit of human idiocy leaves few stones unturned. He also addresses some of life's most serious questions:
  - Is Jeremy Clarkson part of a completely different gene pool?
  - What happens when you upset every Beyoncé fan on the planet?
  - Why is Andrew Marr's sofa an affront to intelligent thinking?
  - How could a nice guy like Benedict Cumberbatch annoy anyone?
  - Has social media shrunk our brains?
  - What happens to a sense of shame when men visit the gym?
  Part polemic and part diary, Collins spent a year documenting all those areas (and people) that could bug the hell out of the calmest of souls. Armed only with a sensible pen, notepad and a standard High Street blood pressure monitor, he sets out to create the ultimate list.
  In the author's words, 67 People I'd Like to Slap is the non-negotiable oracle of all things bamboozling when it comes to human behaviour - the definitive guide that no sane person could ever argue against. Or could you…?

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