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  Cryptocurrency Bitcoin...

  Christopher Ray

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  Are you wondering how to make money out of nowhere? How to stop working hard to create a product or to provide a service? How to just watch the money flowing in with some clicks on your computer?This is what cryptocurrency trading looks like.It's similar to the stock market: you buy something when it's cheap and sell it when it's expensive. The difference is that you're trading cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, EOS, and many others.Why is cryptocurrency trading a good idea?•	Cryptocurrencies are not issued by any government. This means: no one can manipulate the exchange rate, and they are safe from political crises. •	All transactions are anonymous, traced on digital ledgers that can't be modified afterward. Cryptocurrencies are almost impossible to counterfeit, so no "fake" money are present in the crypto market.•	Exchange rates can change dramatically, so there's a chance of gigantic profits!There is no need to say that cryptocurrency trading has its risks and a bunch of unresolved legal issues. So, it's crucial to arm yourself with high-quality information before starting.This book is the best guide to cryptocurrency trading. It's written for beginners who want to succeed on the crypto market.Here's a sneak peek of what lies in store: •	Beginner mistakes can lead to huge losses.•	Advanced market analysis strategies that are guaranteed to provide valuable insights.•	Complete step-by-step guide that will turn you from a beginner to a successful trader.•	The best risk management security measures to keep your wealth safe.•	And much more...Are you ready to succeed in the cryptocurrency market and get rich? Get your copy now!

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  Caring for the Dying - The Doula...

  Henry Fersko-Weiss

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  Caring for the Dying describes a whole new way to approach death and dying. It explores how the dying and their families can bring deep meaning and great comfort to the care given at the end of a life. Created by Henry Fersko-Weiss, the end-of-life doula model is adapted from the work of birth doulas and helps the dying to find meaning in their life, express that meaning in powerful and beautiful legacies, and plan for the final days. The approach calls for around-the-clock vigil care, so the dying person and their family have the emotional and spiritual support they need along with guidance on signs and symptoms of dying. It also covers the work of reprocessing a death with the family afterward and the early work of grieving.Emphasis is placed on the space around the dying person and encourages the use of touch, guided imagery, and ritual during the dying process. Throughout the book Fersko-Weiss tells amazing and encouraging stories of the people he has cared for, as well as stories that come from doulas he has trained and worked with over the years.What is unique about this book is the well-conceived and thorough approach it describes to working skillfully with the dying. The guidance provided can help a dying person, their family, and caregivers to transform the dying experience from one of fear and despair into one that is uplifting and even life affirming. You will see death in a new light and gain a different perspective on how to help the dying. It may even change the way you live your life right now.

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  OnlyFans Marketing Secrets - The...

  Benjamin Juice

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  Learn untraditional online marketing strategies to become a top earner on OnlyFans.

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  Monarch Butterfly 101 - Learn...

  HowExpert, Jessica Dumas

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  This book tells what people believe about the monarch, why people love it, why it is important to science, the history of the monarch, the meaning of its name, and what the purpose of the monarch’s life is. 
  - It gives a full description of what the monarch looks like, the metamorphosis, and a description of its four stages of its life. 
  - It describes the monarch’s habitat, diseases, common predators, and what they do to avoid them. 
  - It gives a description of the famous migration of the monarchs to Mexico and California every year. 
  - It tells of the habits of the monarch including what they eat, the importance of milkweed plants, their mating habits, and other interesting facts. 
  - It will list the reasons why the monarch is disappearing and how several organizations are working hard to save them. 
  - There is a list of things to do to help save the caterpillars so they have the chance to become beautiful monarchs. 
  - This book explains how we can keep the monarch from becoming classified as an endangered species. 
  - The book has a list in the last chapter of places you can go to see exhibits and the live monarch along with other butterflies. 
  About the Expert: 
  Raised in the countryside of lovely central Minnesota, Jessica Dumas had plenty of butterflies around and was amazed by them. When she grew up, she married and moved to the city, had three children and a career. Her love for butterflies dwindled. Several years later her mom died from breast cancer. She left her several butterfly-related personal items. 
  Jessica's love for butterflies was rekindled and in remembrance of her, she became an advocate and lover of butterflies with the desire to write about them. She has written poems about butterflies but this is her first butterfly book. Jessica hopes you enjoy it! 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  Purified - How Recycled Sewage...

  Peter Annin

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  In Purified, veteran journalist Peter Annin shows that wastewater has become a surprising weapon in America's war against water scarcity. Annin probes deep into the water reuse movement in five water-strapped states—California, Texas, Virginia, Nevada, and Florida. He drinks beer made from purified sewage, visits communities where purified sewage came to the rescue, and examines how one of the nation's largest wastewater plants hopes to recycle one hundred percent of its wastewater by 2035. At each stop, listeners come face to face with the people who are struggling for, and against, recycled water. While the current filtration technology transforms sewage into something akin to distilled water—free of chemicals and safe to drink—water recycling's challenge isn't technology. It's terminology. Concerns about communities being used as "guinea pigs," sensationalist media coverage, and taglines like "toilet to tap" have repeatedly crippled water recycling efforts. Potable water recycling has become the hottest frontier in the race for expanded water supply options. But can public opinion turn in time to avoid the worst consequences? Purified's fast-paced narrative cuts through the fearmongering and misinformation to make the case that recycled water is direly needed in the climate-change era. Water cannot be taken for granted anymore—and that includes sewage.

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  Animals' Best Friends - Putting...

  Barbara J. King

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  As people come to understand more about animals' inner lives we feel a growing compassion, a desire to better their lives. But how do we translate this compassion into helping other creatures, both those that are and are not our pets? Bringing together the latest science with heartfelt storytelling, Animals' Best Friends reveals the opportunities we have in everyday life to help animals in our homes, in the wild, in zoos, and in science labs, as well as those considered to be food.Barbara J. King, an expert on animal cognition and emotion, guides us on a journey both animal and deeply human. We meet cows living relaxed lives in an animal sanctuary—and cows with plastic portals in their sides at a university research station. We observe bison free-roaming at Yellowstone National Park and chimpanzees confined to zoos. We reflect on animal testing as King shares her own experience as the survivor of a particularly nasty cancer.This is a book not of shaming and limitation, but of uplift and expansion. Though an animal expert, she is just like the rest of us: on a journey still, learning each day how to be better, and do better, for animals. By turning compassion into action on behalf of animals, we not only improve animals' lives—we also immeasurably enrich our own.

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