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  VAGUS NERVE - How to Improve...

  Crystal Heal

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  Do you suffer from a hypersensitive nervous system that hurts your health? 
  Do you like to solve your problems of nausea, dizziness, and headaches that are causing you pain and blocking your digestion? 
  Do you suffer from an inflammatory state of the cervical tract due to incorrect eating habits or a sedentary life spending days in front of a PC, and you don't know how to get out of it?If the answer to these questions is YES, you have found the solution to your problems! 
  The current Coronavirus epidemic has affected our lives, resulting in heightened stress in different aspects of our lives. 
  The Vagus nerve is the primary component of the PNS, the tenth cranial nerve, number 10, in 12 nerves that start directly inside the skull. It is responsible for various vital physiological processes such as mood regulation, immunological response, metabolism, and heart rate regulation.  
  In this guide, you will learn… 
  ·        Essential Functions of the Vagus Nerve 
  ·        Polyvagal Theory: a New Paradigm for Health Care 
  ·        Exercises to Activate the Vagus Nerve 
  ·        Substances that may Interfere with the Vagus Nerve 
  ·        Breathing and Vagus Nerve 
  ·        Vagus Nerve Healing with Yoga 
  	and Much More! 
  Now It's your turn to take action!  
  Scroll Up and Click "Buy Now" and Start using your Vagus Nerve to Heal your Pain!

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  A Rare Recording of US Naval...

  Grace Hopper

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  Grace Brewster Hopper (December 9, 1906 to January 1, 1992) was an American computer scientist, mathematician, and United States Navy rear admiral. A pioneer of computer programming, Hopper was the first to devise the theory of machine-independent programming languages and used this theory to develop the FLOW-MATIC programming language and COBOL, an early high-level programming language still in use today. She was also one of the first programmers on the Harvard Mark I computer. She is credited with writing the first computer manual, "A Manual of Operation for the Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator." The following audio recording is from a 1982 presentation.

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  Crusoe Castaways and Shipwrecks...

  Mike Rendell

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  “Fascinating” stories of real-life people and events that inspired the author of the classic adventure novel Robinson Crusoe (Historical Novel Society).   This book looks at some of the stories that inspired Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe—stories of bravery, determination, and good fortune, as well as human negligence, sheer stupidity, and bad luck. In addition to an overview of Defoe’s life and his monumentally successful novel, it also considers some of the reasons why people found themselves cast away—as a result of being wrecked, abandoned as a punishment, or marooned by pirates, or even out of deliberate choice.   Major hurricanes in the eighteenth century causing huge damage to shipping and loss of life are also covered, along with catastrophes when ships were lost, and astonishing tales of survival in the face of adversity—down in the Falklands, in the Caribbean, and off the coast of Australia. It looks at how being cast away brings out the best in some—and in others the very worst. And it examines perhaps the most astonishing story of them all—sixty slaves abandoned on a desolate treeless island in the Indian Ocean and left there for fifteen years, some of whom survived against all odds.

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  The Impact of Technology on...

  Craig Dames

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  Technology has been a driving force behind human progress, shaping societies and transforming the way people live, work, and communicate. From the earliest tools created by prehistoric humans to the advanced artificial intelligence of today, technological advancements have continuously redefined the boundaries of possibility. Understanding this evolution provides insight into how innovations have shaped civilization and what the future may hold. 
  The historical development of technology dates back to the invention of simple tools made from stone, wood, and metal. Early human civilizations relied on these tools for survival, gradually advancing to more sophisticated techniques in agriculture, construction, and warfare. The discovery of fire, the wheel, and the development of writing systems marked significant milestones that laid the foundation for future progress. The Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries ushered in a period of rapid technological growth, introducing mechanized production, steam power, and transportation systems that reshaped economies and societies. 
  Key innovations have played a crucial role in shaping modern civilization. The invention of electricity revolutionized industries and led to the creation of household appliances, lighting, and communication systems. The 20th century saw remarkable advancements, including the telephone, radio, television, and, eventually, computers. These inventions not only improved the quality of life but also connected people across vast distances, fostering global communication and collaboration. The internet, developed in the late 20th century, became one of the most transformative innovations, changing the way individuals access information, conduct business, and interact socially.

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  The Battle of Priorities -...

  Paula B. Johnson

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  Embark on a critical journey with "The Battle of Priorities: Politics versus The Planet," a gripping exploration of the urgent global climate crisis. Delve into the complexities of environmental politics, exposing how political dynamics often overshadow scientific truths. Uncover the economic intricacies of climate policy, examining affordability, the cost of inaction, and the influence of lobbyists. Through case studies like the Paris Agreement, grasp the high-stakes decisions shaping our planet's fate. This book doesn't just present a crisis; it unveils the transformative power of public opinion, media, and grassroots movements. Culminating in a powerful call to action, it inspires readers to be catalysts for change, aligning political strategies with environmental imperatives. For those ready to take a stand, "The Battle of Priorities" is an essential guide to understanding and engaging in the fight for our planet's future.

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  Chain Reaction - A Story About...

  Shawn Connors

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  The year is 2027. A 19-year-old science polymath, Amy Austin, takes on environmentalist and Academy Award-winning actor Josh Manning in a debate over the fate of a nuclear plant in rural Michigan. But all is not as it seems. Amy is building a new nuclear reactor. The technology is 30 years ahead…Small…Light…Safe…Powerful…and Affordable. 
  The world energy market, already in disarray, is controlled by some of the most powerful people on Earth who start making their moves ahead of the disruption they know Amy’s reactor will cause. A Chain Reaction ripples around the globe. As an ecoterrorist cell moves against Amy, her loyal group of unlikely characters risks everything to protect and help her. There is no going back. Time is running out. It’s now or never in a breathtaking and dangerous race to save the planet. From ourselves.

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