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  How to Become an Intellectual -...

  Nick Kolakowski

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  A Capacious and Quintessential GuideMaxims: #1: Carry a Scholarly Book (at All Times) #12: Know Your Manet from Your Monet #14: Be Proficient in at Least One Classical Instrument #64: Learn to Recite Romantic-Era Poetry on CueIf you think you need a PhD in Greek and Roman philosophy from an Ivy League school to call yourself an intellectual, reconsider your supposition. While you may envy the initials that follow distinguished names of professors and the intellectual elite, it's not the mortar board and scholarly robes you need—it's the obscure esoterica. In this primer, you'll learn to walk the talk of the intelligentsia, leaving simpletons and pseudo-intellectuals in your dust.Inside How to Become an Intellectual, you will find the prodigious truths every self-respecting learned person lives by. This code of scholarly behavior allows aspiring high-brows like yourself to educate their unfortunate lessers, amaze their Mensa friends, and impress their fellow wise people—one distinguished bon mot at a time!

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  Clutter Free - The Ultimate...

  Raymond Aron

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  Clutter Free: The Ultimate Guide to Get Rid of Clutter In Your Life, Discover Ways and Helpful Tips to Declutter Every Aspect of Your Life to Achieve Greater Happiness and SuccessYou might have heard the word "decluttering" more and more in recent years. You've probably heard the likes of Marie Kondo who's a proponent of getting rid of clutter and living a minimalist life, and other decluttering services that can help sort out your stuff. This is because we have come to really accumulate so much clutter in our lives. In fact, if you own a storage unit, you are adding to a $154 billion dollar industry in the US -- that is even bigger than the Hollywood film business! According to the US Department of Energy, one-quarter of people with two car garages can't even park their car in them because of too much stuff.The sad thing is, the reason why we have so much clutter is that we equate having loads of stuff with living worthy lives. To quote a line from the movie "Fight Club": We buy the stuff we don't need with money we don't have to impress the people we don't even like.We focus on the quantity instead of the quality of our lives we're living in. This audiobook will show you how you can learn to declutter your life on many levels to achieve greater success and happiness in your life. It will show you how to declutter all the excess baggage in your life. It would also teach you the importance of contentment. In this audiobook, you will learn about:- The Danger of Cluttered Living- What You Can Do About Clutter- How to Get Rid of Emotional ClutterHow to Get Rid of Psychological ClutterHow to Get Rid of Career ClutterLearn to Enjoy More With LessLearn the Art of ContentmentIf you want to learn how you can declutter your life so you can start living a more happy and meaningful life, scroll up and click "add to cart" now!

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  Katsushika Hokusai and artworks

  C.J. Holmes

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  Without a doubt, Katsushika Hokusai is the most famous Japanese artist since the middle of the nineteenth century whose art is known to the Western world. Reflecting the artistic expression of an isolated civilisation, the works of Hokusai - one of the first Japanese artists to emerge in Europe - greatly influenced the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters, such as Vincent van Gogh. Considered during his life as a living Ukiyo-e master, Hokusai fascinates us with the variety and the significance of his work, which spanned almost ninety years and is presented here in all its breadth and diversity.

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  New York State Trivia

  Michael J. Mendrick

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  An extensive and entertaining question-and-answer trivia book about the amazing Empire State. 
   
  Test your New York knowledge with this engaging trivia book. New York State Trivia is filled with exciting questions and answers about the who, what, when, where, and how of the Empire State. You’ll discover countless facts about the history, culture, people, and places of this great state, including:Which Great Lakes border New York StateWhat infamous performer was born in Peekskill on August 27, 1952What town held the first Women’s Rights Convention on July 19, 1848Who co-founded the New York City Ballet in 1948The nation’s oldest horse-racing trackThe state fishAnd more 
   
  With facts ranging from the well-known to the not-so-well-known, New York State Trivia will provide hours of entertainment and education. Sure to delight every native and those just passing through, too!

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  The Motorcycle & The Molecule

  Dougie Lux

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  The Motorcycle & The Molecule is a comical insight into intentional communities, international travel and alternative styles of living. Mayan rulers, janky motorcycles and mischievous beavers all make appearances in a tale inspired by a solo research expedition through Central America. From a troubled community deep in the wilderness of Oregon to the Mayan ruins at Tikal, and from the beaches of Nicaragua to the jungles of Costa Rica, follow Dougie Lux along roads less traveled as he encounters an array of unforgettable characters, unconventional communities and uncomfortable ceremonies, all while leaving a trail of benevolent mischief sprinkled in his path. More than just a travel novel, The Motorcycle & The Molecule delves deep into the human experience and our desire for connection, reminding us that we are all beautifully flawed, masterpieces in progress. Join the adventure at www.DougieLux.com

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  Yorktown Class Aircraft Carriers

  Roger Chesneau

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  This fully illustrated guide offers historical context and step-by-step instruction for building and modifying US aircraft carrier models.   This volume in the ShipCraft series covers the Yorktown class of American aircraft carriers. These legendary ships kept the Japanese at bay through World War II, in the dark days between Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Midway, where the USS Yorktown herself was lost. The USS Hornet launched the famous Doolittle Raid on Japan before being sunk at Santa Cruz in October 1942, but the USS Enterprise survived the fierce fighting of the early war years to become the US Navy's most decorated ship.   This lavishly illustrated guide takes readers through a brief history of the development and careers of the Yorktown class. With its unparalleled level of visual information—including paint schemes, line drawings and photographs—it is simply the best reference for any modelmaker setting out to build one of these famous carriers.

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