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  Sambo: An Essential Guide to a...

  Clint Sharp

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  A practical guide to understanding Sambo and its various components.  
  Do you want to improve your self-defense skills against someone with a weapon?  
  Why is Sambo one of the most crucial martial arts disciplines to practice?  
  How do you diffuse a tense situation using your Sambo skills?  
  This audiobook primarily focuses on providing a practical and comprehensive understanding of Sambo so you can improve your self-defense techniques. Sambo consists of different elements that range from throws, holds, and movements that you should know. This audiobook helps you learn the basics that can help improve your self-defense skills.  
  Additionally, it provides a basic understanding of Sambo and how it differs from other disciplines in martial arts. It also outlines the benefits and everything you want to know about this kind of martial art.  
  In this audiobook, you will:Learn the basics of Sambo and its techniquesLearn how to apply the techniques in different situations that require self-defenseLearn different throwing techniques and how to use them safelyLearn various gripping techniques and how to make use of eachLearn the difference between upper and lower body submissions and why each is importantUnderstand the common mistakes often made by many people when they learn Sambo 
  If you are interested in learning the basics of Sambo and improving your skills, this audiobook will help you. The audiobook provides you with a step-by-step approach to understanding Sambo as an effective martial art that’s ideal for self-defense and general fitness.  
  The instructions provided in this audiobook are easy to follow and are also accompanied by illustrations.  
  So click the “add to cart” button and start your journey to becoming a self-taught master of Sambo today!

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  Guaranteed—Forever! - Products...

  Frank M. Robinson

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  Guaranteed—Forever! by Frank M. Robinson - Manning had spent his life exposing mail order frauds. But Forsythe's outfit topped them all. Its products were too good to exist—yet! 
  Clark Street, just north of Chicago's Loop, was the symbol of a million things, all of them bad, Manning thought. Bumpy paving bricks rutted with street car tracks and bordered on both sides by cheap saloons and quarter-a-night flop houses. Hot summer nights when the drunks clustered like flies on the sidewalks and Newberry Park was crowded with cranks trying to save the world and floozies just trying to make a living in it. Old magazine stores where a nickle bought a copy of an old comic magazine and a five spot bought photographs guaranteed to make a high school kid's eyes pop out. 
  Clark Street, where a thousand and one manufacturing gyp artists had office space. 
  He slowed the car and went through the motions of parking. He jockeyed it in towards the curb. There was a scraping sound, and he cut the motor. 
  "You ought to watch it, Fred," Wheeler said. "You scraped the paint." 
  "It's just a scratch," Manning said quietly. "Just the fender." 
  "You scrape a fender on these models," Wheeler said doggedly, "and you have to get a whole new paint job. It costs money." 
  Manning looked coldly at the fat man sitting next to him. 
  "The government's got money; it can afford it." 
  The fat man shrugged and changed the subject. "How did the biopsy come out?" 
  "I don't know." Somewhere deep inside Manning a dozen tiny hands plucked a pain nerve. "The doctor will send me a report in a couple of days." The doctor had already told him that morning but he didn't want Wheeler to know. "Let's forget it. Who's on the list this time?"

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  Santa Claus Doesn't Mop Floors

  Debbie Dadey, Marcia Thornton Jones

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  The hugely popular early chapter book series re-emerges—now in audio! 
   
   
   
  There have always been some pretty weird grownups in Bailey City, but the new custodian at the Bailey School is one of a kind. When he appears out of nowhere just before Christmas to help out at the school, Mr. Jolly's white hair and beard and longing for cold temperatures bring the fabled St. Nick to everyone's mind. Could this man really be Santa Claus? The Bailey School Kids are going to find out!

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  Cranky Crabby Crow (Saves the...

  Corey R. Tabor

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  “Storytelling at its most brilliant—and whimsical.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review) 
  Everything is on the line for crabby, cranky Crow. But why, exactly, is Crow so moody? The reason will delight readers in three-time Geisel Medal and Caldecott Honor winner Corey R. Tabor’s funny and surprising twist on friendship, science, and saving the world. 
  Cranky, crabby Crow does not want to play with Squirrel or do loop-de-loops with Hummingbird. He doesn’t have time for Rat or Bat. From high atop a telephone pole, Cat warns Crow that he will soon be all alone if he turns his friends away with his very cranky “kaw!” one more time. But, unbeknownst to all, Crow has bigger, world-saving fish to fry—he must protect planet Earth from an asteroid headed our way! 
  With a classic “Tabor twist,” Cranky, Crabby Crow is an excellent choice for readers who love Mo Willems and Jon Klassen. Kirkus Reviews calls Corey R. Tabor “a master of the early reader” with good reason, and here he once again proves himself an innovative and unforgettable storyteller. Cranky, Crabby Crow explores perennial, age-appropriate social and emotional themes through Corey R. Tabor’s signature subtlety and silliness.

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  The Cats of Ulthar

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  The story of why it is illegal to kill a cat in the town of Ulthar. Written by H.P. Lovecraft in 1920.

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  The Other Now

  Murray Leinster

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  The Other Now by Murray Leinster - He knew his wife was dead, because he'd seen her buried. But it was only one possibility out of infinitely many! 
  It was self-evident nonsense. If Jimmy Patterson had told anybody but Haynes, calm men in white jackets would have taken him away for psychiatric treatment which undoubtedly would have been effective. He'd have been restored to sanity and common sense, and he'd probably have died of it. So to anyone who liked Jimmy and Jane, it is good that things worked out as they did. The facts are patently impossible, but they are satisfying. 
  Haynes, though, would like very much to know exactly why it happened in the case of Jimmy and Jane and nobody else. There must have been some specific reason, but there's absolutely no clue to it. 
  It began about three months after Jane was killed in that freak accident. Jimmy had taken her death hard. This night seemed no different from any other. He came home just as usual and his throat tightened a little, just as usual, as he went up to the door. It was still intolerable to know that Jane wouldn't be waiting for him. 
  The hurt in his throat was a familiar sensation which he was doggedly hoping would go away. But it was extra strong tonight and he wondered rather desperately if he'd sleep, or, if he did, whether he would dream. Sometimes he had dreams of Jane and was happy until he woke up, and then he wanted to cut his throat. But he wasn't at that point tonight. Not yet. 
  As he explained it to Haynes later, he simply put his key in the door and opened it and started to walk in. But he kicked the door instead, so he absently put his key in the door and opened it and started to walk in— 
  Yes, that is what happened. He was half-way through before he realized. He stared blankly. The door looked perfectly normal. He closed it behind him, feeling queer. He tried to reason out what had happened.

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