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  EMOTIONAL EATING: How To Stop...

  Stephan Ofthetower

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  If you're eating to help manage your feelings, you might have found that it doesn't work. You may even feel worse when you're done eating. Eating can all too quickly become a tool for dealing with depression, anxiety, loneliness, stress and frustration, and a privilege when it's time to celebrate. 
  By becoming more capable of dissolving negative emotions that induce ease in eating you will:Stop Binge EatingStop DietingStop Emotional OvereatingReduce Stress 
  The book gives you an easy-to-understand guide that will help you finally end emotional eating, binge eating, and other uncontrollable eating disorders. It's actually quite simple to avoid once you realize why you're struggling, what it means, and how to cope with it slowly.  
  If you're dealing with any of the above, you need to read this book. It comes with all the knowledge you need to learn to start your journey to good health and is presented in a step-by-step process. 
  What you will learn:Introduction To Emotional Eating         What Is Emotional EatingExploring Drives Behind One's BehaviorLearn To Take Control Of Your Appetite And Turn Down The Stress Of Your LifePut Great Habit Into Your Daily Eating RoutineWhy A Negative Habit Is So Harmful And How To Overcome ItThe Key To Stress Management 
  And Many More

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  Everyone's Guide to Cancer...

  Andrew Ko, Malin Dollinger,...

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  “Written by two oncologists . . . this authoritative but readable reference stands out . . . as a uniquely comprehensive, thorough source of up-to-date information” (Library Journal). For more than thirty years, Everyone’s Guide to Cancer Therapy has been the definitive resource for anyone confronting a cancer diagnosis. The revised and updated fifth edition draws on the latest research, information, and advice from more than 100 top oncology specialists. Equally informative and accessible, this comprehensive book helps cancer patients and their caregivers navigate through diagnosis, treatment, and supportive care. Topics include:  * Information on recently approved targeted therapies for various cancer types  * The newest strategies in cancer diagnosis and prevention  * Cancer biology: translating scientific discoveries into meaningful advances for patients  * Supportive care and complementary approaches

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  Mountains of the Mind

  Robert Macfarlane

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  The basis for the new documentary film, Mountain: A Breathtaking Voyage into the Extreme. 
  Combining accounts of legendary mountain ascents with vivid descriptions of his own forays into wild, high landscapes, Robert Macfarlane reveals how the mystery of the world's highest places has come to grip the Western imagination—and perennially draws legions of adventurers up the most perilous slopes. 
  His story begins three centuries ago, when mountains were feared as the forbidding abodes of dragons and other mysterious beasts. In the mid-1700s the attentions of both science and poetry sparked a passion for mountains; Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Lord Byron extolled the sublime experiences to be had on high; and by 1924 the death on Mount Everest of an Englishman named George Mallory came to symbolize the heroic ideals of his day. Macfarlane also reflects on fear, risk, and the shattering beauty of ice and snow, the competition and contemplation of the climb, and the strange alternate reality of high altitude, magically enveloping us in the allure of mountains at every level.

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  Dao De Jing

  Lao Laozi

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  The Dao De Jing exists on the border between poetry and philosophy, embracing both mythos and logos. Its poetic form can stand alone, but it is enriched when its timeless ideas are analyzed and explained through careful scholarship. For example: He who knows others is knowledgeable. He who knows himself is wise. These words resemble Socrates' account of his own quest in Plato's Apology.Ancient philosophy, both in China and in Greece, places self-knowledge at the center of the search for wisdom. Contemporary philosophers are often misled about this way of thinking, because the self has been detached from external things and separated from nature and society. The wisdom of China and of Europe unites human existence and nature.© Agora Publications

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  The Maine Lobster Industry - A...

  Cathy Billings

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  An inside look at the history and traditions behind this New England delicacy.   Since the first recorded lobster catch in 1605, the Maine lobster fishery has grown into a multibillion-dollar force. In this book, Cathy Billings of the University of Maine Lobster Institute embarks on a journey from trap to plate, introducing readers to lobstermen, boat builders, bait dealers, marine suppliers, and the expansive industry that revolves around the fishery.   Maine lobster families extend for generations back, and strides in sustainability have been a hallmark of the Maine fishery throughout the centuries—from the time lobstermen themselves introduced conservation measures in the mid-1800s. Today, Maine’s lobster fishery is a model of a co-managed, sustainable fishery. The people who work Maine’s lobster fishery have developed a coastal economy with an international influence and deep history, and this book takes you behind the scenes.

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  All About Moonbases

  Martin K. Ettington

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  NASA has plans to land on the Moon again in 2024 and then build a Moon base following that. 
  What is the history of plans to build a base on the Moon and what are all the issues involved? 
  Where should the base be built and what will be do once we have long term habitation on the Moon? 
  There are lots of ideas and lots of issues to consider 
  My hope is that the reader will learn about all of the issues important to building a Moon Base to better understand what will be required. 
  You might even want to become a Moon Base resident!

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