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  Expat Guide: Thailand - The...

  Jason Daniel Kilhoffer

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  "Expat Guide: Thailand" is your essential comprehensive resource for successfully transitioning to life in the vibrant nation of Thailand. This guide is meticulously structured to walk you through every step of your expat journey, from understanding the expat life, to making the decision to move to Thailand. 
  Navigating the intricacies of Thailand's visa, legal requirements, healthcare system, and housing options is made straightforward with this guide. Detailed examinations of the education landscape, and the work and business environment provide indispensable insights for families, students, and professionals alike. 
  Acknowledging the challenges of acclimating to a new culture, this guide also dedicates comprehensive sections to the Thai language, cultural norms, and how to integrate into local communities. The guide thoughtfully addresses concerns common among expats, such as dealing with homesickness and how to establish a social network in your new home. 
  Whether you're drawn to the tropical landscapes, bustling cities, or the rich cultural heritage of Thailand, "Expat Guide: Thailand" provides you with the knowledge, resources, and confidence to make your transition smooth and rewarding. This guide is a must-have companion for anyone considering a new life as an expat in Thailand.

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  The Naturalists

  Diane Ackerman

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  This collection of nine performance pieces reflects the inspirational words of Margaret Mead, who said, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful individuals can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Together, these performances memorialize the diversity, beauty, and fragility of our planet.
  Poet Terry Tempest Williams talks about the peregrine falcon; Larry Cox talks about the rainforests; poet Diane Ackerman reads from her work The Whale in Moonlight; scientist Dr. David Suzuki lectures on a sense of place; muralist Wyland talks about whales and art; urban environmentalist Gerald Lordhal talks about community gardens in New York City; author Peter Matthiessen reads from his book Sand Rivers; biologist Sharon Matola talks about the Belize Zoo, and nine-year-old Annie Olson talks about her two little friends.

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  Crush - The Home Winemaking...

  David Dumont

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  It's been a drink of the gods, a muse for poets, and a reason to gather friends and family. Now, it's your turn to join this timeless tradition.More than just a hobby, it's about: • Creating memories• Understanding the nuances that go from grape to glass• Impressing your friends with a wine label that has your name on it But where do you start? The endless sea of advice out there could leave you more confused than a cork floating in a vat of grape juice. You might even wonder, "Can I really pull this off?" Yes, you can. Whether you want to make wine for your own sipping pleasure, to share with friends and family, or even to sell and make a profit, this book is your simple guide to making it happen.Inside, you will discover:• How to unleash the winemaker in you, without getting lost in the vineyard – navigate the world of winemaking like a pro, from choosing grapes to fermentation• A treasure trove of insider secrets that will have your guests asking, "This is homemade?" Yep, and you'll know every trick to make it truly excellent!• The not-so-boring science behind winemaking – yes, there's science, but this book makes it as exciting as popping a bottle of your finest vintage• An easy-to-follow shopping list of must-have equipment, so you're not wandering around stores like a lost grape• The art of blending, which is your secret sauce to crafting a wine that’s uniquely yours – it's like being a composer, but your symphony is a bottle of delicious wine• How to bottle, label, and store your wine so it ages like fine...well, wine – no more shoving bottles into random cupboards!• Pro tips on sharing and enjoying your wine – from hosting wine tastings to pairing your vintage with meals, become the sommelier of your social circle

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  The Gods of the Nile - Exploring...

  Julia Blacksmith

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  Ancient Egypt was a civilization deeply rooted in religion, where gods and goddesses played an essential role in shaping daily life, governance, and the afterlife. The Egyptian pantheon was vast, with deities representing natural forces, human emotions, and cosmic order. These gods were not distant or abstract figures but were actively involved in the lives of the people, influencing everything from the flooding of the Nile to the fate of the soul after death. The Egyptians believed that by honoring their gods through rituals, prayers, and temple offerings, they could maintain harmony in the universe.  
  One of the defining aspects of Egyptian religion was its polytheistic nature. Unlike monotheistic faiths, which center around a single divine being, the Egyptians worshipped hundreds of gods, each with unique attributes, symbols, and responsibilities. Some, like Ra, the sun god, were powerful and widely revered, while others, such as Taweret, the hippo goddess of childbirth, had more specialized roles. Many deities evolved over time, merging with others or taking on new characteristics as different cities and dynasties rose to prominence. This fluidity allowed Egyptian religion to remain relevant for over three thousand years.  
  The gods were not only worshipped in grand temples but were also deeply integrated into the personal lives of the people. Pharaohs were believed to be divine or semi-divine figures, ruling as representatives of the gods on Earth. Priests conducted elaborate ceremonies in temple complexes dedicated to major deities, ensuring their favor and protection over the land. Ordinary Egyptians also kept small shrines in their homes, prayed to household gods for blessings, and wore protective amulets bearing sacred symbols. Magic and mythology were intertwined with religious practice, with spells and sacred texts often invoking the names of gods for healing, guidance, and protection. 

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  Tales from the Dugout - 1001...

  Tim Hagerty

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  A wild bull on the field, a fly ball caught by a train conductor, a pitcher taking the mound barefoot—Minor League Baseball has been played across the country in cities large and small for more than a century, and there are thousands of entertaining and improbable stories to tell from it. 
  Join professional baseball broadcaster Tim Hagerty for a journey through the zaniest Minor League stories in Tales from the Dugout. Given its long history, it is no surprise that the game has encountered some bizarre things over the years. This humorous and outlandish collection of stories is sourced from newspaper archives and the Baseball Hall of Fame Library in Cooperstown, New York, and includes a foreword by former MLB All-Star Billy Butler. Whether you're a baseball fanatic or just a fan of sports history, this book captures the spirit of the game. 
  This compendium of minor league shenanigans includes:HOLE IN ONE: In 1942, a Milwaukee Brewers batter hit a low line drive that bounced down the right field line. He rounded the bases while confused Louisville Colonels fielders searched for the ball. They eventually found it inside a gopher hole.MONKEYING AROUND: A chimp's escape turned a Southern Association game into pandemonium on July 17, 1909. "Henry the Chimpanzee," the New Orleans Pelicans' official mascot, busted from his cage and chased players around the field. The chimp then went after fans, who ran from him screaming. The game was delayed a few minutes while Henry was restrained.HEADLESS CRUSHER: A police department in Ohio got a call about a missing head. The Lake Erie Crushers' mascot's head was stolen in 2011, forcing the mascot to miss a few home games. After learning through media reports that police were investigating, the thief returned the head by inconspicuously placing it under the ballpark's tarp. 
   

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  CDL Prep Exam: Passenger...

  Mile One Press

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  Practice tests are scientifically proven to increase exam pass rates. See how CDL PREP EXAM: Passenger Endorsement can help to improve your chances of passing your CDL written tests. The commercial driver industry is fast-growing yet continuously faced with a shortage of certified CDL drivers. Certification starts with passing the CDL written exam and that's where many fall short. We aim to change that trend. We also aim to enhance the learning experience of new commercial drivers and improve their driving capabilities. The beginning of a new career path in the transportation industry starts with the CDL test. We're here to help you or your students over that speed bump and onto the next mile. We are obsessed with helping our customers improve their CDL pass rates. We know how a CDL certification or endorsement can transform your future. It did ours. So, we never stop working to improve our resources to ensure you can make your mark in this lucrative, in-demand career path.

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