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  CBD Hemp Oil - Everything You...

  Tom Whistler

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  The world's quest to find miracle drugs is constant. The proliferation and popularity of various dietary supplements give way to different forms and types of medicines. The market is saturated with a variety of synthetic and natural alternative drugs, which all claim to bring relief to human conditions. 
  The search brings new types of medication and re-establishes those that may have been forgotten with time. A great example of this is the healthful benefits of the hemp plant. This simple, but powerful, cannabis plant variety has been the subject of attention for the past few years, after the endocannabinoid system within the body was discovered by medical scientists to be influential to certain types of body's responses to diseases. 
  This audiobook answers all the essential questions you have in mind about cannabidiol or CBD. It will provide everything you need to know about the most popular form of cannabidiol - the CBD hemp oil, how it is extracted and produced, its uses and benefits, how it is taken, and where can you purchase the purest concentration that would give you the most advantages. 
  This audiobook will give you glimpses into the industrial hemp golden years, when it was considered as valuable and beneficial to man. It will show you the struggles and the gradual reemergence of the industry in modern times. 
  Every chapter aims to provide the vital information that every potential user would want to know. The purpose of this audiobook is to give listeners an audiobook that provide simple, but essential information, about the potent benefits of CBD hemp oil, and other by-products that come from the industrial hemp plant. 
  This audiobook is for you. Listen to understand why CBD hemp oil is becoming one of the most sought-after, natural, botanical, alternative forms of medicines in the world today.

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  The California Days of Ralph...

  Brian C. Wilson

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  In the spring of 1871, Ralph Waldo Emerson boarded a train in Concord, Massachusetts, bound for a month-and-a-half-long tour of California—an interlude that became one of the highlights of his life. On their journey across the American West, he and his companions would take in breathtaking vistas in the Rockies and along the Pacific Coast, speak with a young John Muir in the Yosemite Valley, stop off in Salt Lake City for a meeting with Brigham Young, and encounter a diversity of communities and cultures that would challenge their Yankee prejudices.Based on original research employing newly discovered documents, The California Days of Ralph Waldo Emerson maps the public story of this group's travels onto the private story of Emerson's final years, as aphasia set in and increasingly robbed him of his words. Engaging and compelling, this travelogue makes it clear that Emerson was still capable of wonder, surprise, and friendship, debunking the presumed darkness of his last decade.

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  Backyard Homesteading - Growing...

  Mona Greeny

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  Did you know that you can transform your backyard space – no matter how small – into an enviable, sustainable, reliable, and self-sufficient homestead for homegrown fruits and vegetables, as well as livestock? Yes, you can. 
  You have probably heard about backyard homesteading, or maybe you even have a bit of knowledge about it. However, my bet is you don't know whether it is something you would like to try out or not.What is backyard homesteading?Why has it started making a buzz in the community?How can you start backyard homesteading? 
  These are all questions that are likely running through your mind right now, and you want answers. Well, if you are seeking answers, you have come to the right page. In simplified language, this book breaks down everything you need to know about backyard homesteading, from growing fruits and vegetables to raising livestock, all in your backyard space. 
  In simple terms, backyard homesteading is a lifestyle that encourages you to produce your own food and live a completely self-sufficient life. But that is just scratching the surface – the in-depth information you need is all contained in here for you. 
  In this book, you will learn how to:Assume control of your food supply in your urban homeGrow your own fruits and vegetablesRaise chickens, turkeys, ducks, goats, and much other livestock for their meat and egg production abilitiesStart a backyard farm from scratch 
  From start to finish, Backyard Homesteading teaches you how to turn your empty backyard space into a sustainable homestead where you can grow your own food, including meat, egg, milk, fruits, vegetables, etc. There are also practical guidelines on how you can preserve the foods you produce to make them last through the winter.

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  Finding Order In Nature - The...

  Paul Lawrence Farber

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  “Engaging . . . a concise work that gives the general reader a solid understanding . . . an excellent introduction to the history of natural history.” —Library Journal 
   
  Since emerging as a discipline in the middle of the eighteenth century, natural history has been at the heart of the life sciences. It gave rise to the major organizing theory of life—evolution—and continues to be a vital science with impressive practical value. Central to advanced work in ecology, agriculture, medicine, and environmental science, natural history also attracts enormous popular interest. 
   
  In Finding Order in Nature Paul Farber traces the development of the naturalist tradition since the Enlightenment and considers its relationship to other research areas in the life sciences. Written for the general reader and student alike, the volume explores the adventures of early naturalists, the ideas that lay behind classification systems, the development of museums and zoos, and the range of motives that led collectors to collect. Farber also explores the importance of sociocultural contexts, institutional settings, and government funding in the story of this durable discipline. 
   
  “The history of natural history can rarely have been as succinctly told as in Paul Lawrence Farber’s 129-page Finding Order in Nature. From the intellectual revolutions of Linnaeus and Darwin through the Victorian obsessions with classifying and collecting, to the conservationists led by E. O. Wilson, it is an odyssey beautifully told.” —New Scientist 
   
  “Farber does an impressive job of demonstrating how practitioners like Linnaeus, Buffon, Saint-Hilaire and Cuvier advanced the field and set the stage for the development of science as we know it today.” —Publishers Weekly

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  Never Sniff a Gift Fish

  Patrick McManus

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  Humorist Patrick F. McManus has been called "a master at spoofing sportsmen" by Publishers Weekly. His rib-tickling books about hunting, fishing, and camping receive rave reviews from national media. The New York Times Book Review writes, "Everybody should read Patrick McManus." In the chapters of Never Sniff a Gift Fish, McManus will teach you the wisdom that is usually shared only in the close ranks of modern-day hunters and gatherers. To complete your arsenal, McManus also includes The Hunter’s Workout Guide and a special Family Camper’s Dictionary. Exercises like the hindquarter shuffle will make you move like a hunter. And phrases like "Yip-yip-yip-Owoooooo!" will help you sound like one, too. Whether he’s poking fun at fly fishing or taking on some other sportsman’s icon, Patrick F. McManus is sure to have you laughing aloud. Norman Dietz’s wry narration is the perfect vehicle for McManus’ best-selling, tongue-in-cheek works. Also available: How I Got This Way , The Night the Bear Ate Goombaw, and The Good Samaritan Strikes Again .

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  Walks in My New York - A Story...

  Mikael Olrik

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  The acclaimed artist and architect shares a strolling, personal tour of a city that has become his creative muse and home away from home.   Over the years, Danish architect and artist Mikael Olrik has developed a special relationship with New York City, finding endless inspiration in the vibrant and ever-changing metropolis. In Walks in My New York, Olrik shares his fascinating perspective on New York life through a combination of watercolor, photography and text.   Olrik explores the city with the broad view of an architect, the specificity of an artist, the straight-forwardness of a photographer, and the companionable text of a diarist. He captures everything from street scenes of everyday life to pastoral views of Central Park and landmarks such as the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge. Small maps accompany each entry and act as a sort of ‘GPS’ in print.

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