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Weber Style 6435 Professional-Grade Grill Pan $16.62 Weber Style Accessories, Stainless Steel, Rectangular Grill Pan, Made Of 430-Grade Stainless Steel, Just The Right Tool For Cooking Pan Fries On The Grill, Or Try It For Delicate Fish, Vegetables and Even Fruit… |
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Frame It All SJ2-18 2-Pack Stacking Joints $11.23 Stacking joints hinge to any angle and slide into the molded channel of both stacking and anchor joints. 5.5” (13.9cm) in ground depth…. |
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Frame It All AJ2-18 2-Pack Anchor Joints $11.44 Anchor joints hinge to any angle and are designed for maximum holding with resistance to frost heaves. 10.25” (26.0cm) in ground depth. 2 pack…. |
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Memories (3 CD Boxed Set) $32.89 Spanning his career from the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s, this Memories three-disc collection contains 75 songs and over three hours of music from the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Track listing: Disc 1 – The 50′s That’s All Right Baby, Let’s Play House Heartbreak Hotel I Was The One Blue Suede Shoes I Want You, I Need You, I Love You Don’t Be Cruel Hound Dog Any Way You Want Me Love Me Tender Anyplace Is Parad… |
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From Sunset to Las Vegas $59.99 From Sunset to Las Vegas is a two CD set featuring the rehearsal at RCA’s studio on Sunset Blvd on August 16, 1974. It also includes a bonus section on disc two with ten live recordings from Elvis’ Las Vegas engagement in August/September 1974. Track listing: Disc 1 Rehearsal, recorded at RCA’s Studios, Hollywood, August 16, 1974 1. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) – Version 1 2. If You Love Me (Let M… |
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Live in L.A. $59.92 Live in LA contains the original soundboard recordings taken from Elvis Presley’s May 11th, 1974 performance at The Forum in Inglewood. Track listing: 1. Also Sprach Zarathustra 2. See See Rider 3. I Got A Woman/Amen 4. Love Me 5. Trying To Get To You 6. All Shook Up 7. Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel 8. Love Me Tender 9. Steamroller Blues 10. Hound Dog 11. Fever 12. Polk Salad Annie 13. Why Me Lord 14…. |
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Master Mark Plastics 95340 Terrace Board 5-Inch-by-40-Foot Landscape Edging Coil, Brown $16.39 Made of recycled materials that can be used either totally above ground for terracing or partially in ground as conventional edging. Conforms to any shape, even sharp angles. Resists rust, cracking, and corrosion. Grooved to help prevent shifting and is s… |
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Worm Factory COIR250G10 Coconut Coir Growing Medium 250g – 10 pack $18.95 Coir is Chemically Balanced for Better Results Helps develop more elaborate & stronger root systems. Ph balanced mixture easily holds nutrients and gradually releases them to the roots. Saves on fertilizer by up to 30% compared to rock wool. Coir is Disease Resistant Significantly reduces root diseases. Doesn’t contain weeds, seeds, or pathogens. Coir Makes the Highest Quality Potting Mix Hig… |
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Mantis 7225-00-02 2-Cycle Gas-Powered Tiller/Cultivator (CARB Compliant) $298.00 Cultivates close to plants without disturbing roots; works great in narrow rows. Tines reverse for shallow cultivating top soil. Cushioned shock-absorbing grips for comfortable operation. One-piece, die-cast gearbox. Speed control and shutoff switch. Primer pump for fast, easy starts. Includes free border/edger kit. Includes border edge attachment. U.S.A…. |
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Pink Pampas Grass, Japanese Forest Grass Pink Feathers 50 Seeds Ornamental Grass Seeds By Hinterland Trading $2.00 Pink Feather creates a spectacular plant with plumes. A spectacular focal point for your garden. (Cortaderia selloana)… |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $151.39 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $140.62 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $137.4 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $141.24 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $134.22 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $132.97 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $56.63 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $216.17 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $245.23 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $18.76 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $242.77 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $151.02 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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Gardeners’ World Complete Book of Water Gardens $39.19 New – This illustrated practical book contains all the information needed to create your own water feature; from choosing the right design for your garden to planting and on-going maintenance. With 10 complete projects showing step-by-step how to construct a range of different features, the book covers: pre-formed ponds; raised pools; barrel pools; concrete pools; flexible-liner pools with bog gardens; simple waterfalls; fountains; wall water features; cobblestone fountains; simple streams. Each |
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*Designed to Shine* $5 Designed to*Shine*Designed to Shine is a collection of poetry written during trials, times of joy, times of struggle, and so much more. You will find yourself laughing with understanding and believing in Happily Ever Afters!Chelsea Ramet is a Procurement Officer where she gets the incredible opportunity to shop for a living! She recently graduated from San Diego Christian College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis in Marketing. Previously she has worked at Olive Garden and Sea World.When not writing poetry, Chelsea enjoys Hiking, Tennis, Disneyland and riding her pink beach cruiser! She enjoys working in the AWANA program with the Truth and Training Girls. She also serves in the Women’s Ministry at her church.Her desire is to proclaim the love of Jesus through poetry.Chelsea lives in Sunny San Diego, California, where she was born and raised. |
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A Gardener’s Guide to Planters, Containers & Raised Beds $2.03 Used – For those with little or no accessible garden space or who live on poor, rocky land, raised bed or container gardening offers a wide range of gardening potential. Stunning full-color photographs and practical guidance will help you grow tubs full of colorful flowers, herbs, kitchen vegetables, even shrubs and small trees–in a concrete jungle. Or bring outdoor delights inside with this how-to filled with a wealth of possibilities. |
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A Gardener’s Guide to Planters, Containers & Raised Beds $0.99 Used – For those with little or no accessible garden space or who live on poor, rocky land, raised bed or container gardening offers a wide range of gardening potential. Stunning full-color photographs and practical guidance will help you grow tubs full of colorful flowers, herbs, kitchen vegetables, even shrubs and small trees–in a concrete jungle. Or bring outdoor delights inside with this how-to filled with a wealth of possibilities. |
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A Prince of Anahuac: A Histori-Traditional Story Antedating the Aztec Empire (1894) $35.75 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.Excerpt from book:Section 3A PRINCE OF ANAHUAC. CHAPTER I. IN a private and secluded apartment of his ancestral palace sat Hualcoyotl,* the then reduced prince of Tezcuco, deeply engrossed in the mysteries of some hieroglyphical manuscript lying on a table before him. While thus engaged, his personal servant, Oza, appeared at the door of his apartment, and paused in an attitude of waiting. The prince, happening to look up, saw him, and said: “What is your errand, Oza? ” ” If it will please my master, Itzalmo would have speech with him,” replied he. ” Bid Itzalmo come; and, Oza, stand without; I may want you.” In the early part of the fifteenth century, and about one hundred years prior to the conquest of Mexico by Cortes, the Anahuac was just entering on its ” Golden Era.” It bloomed then, as it never has since, with an almost endless variety of tropical vegetation, and under the skillful hand of its inhabitants was made to • gee Preface with reference to pronunciation of names. II appear like a vast park or garden. Its cities were marvelous in the peculiarity of their construction. On its lakes were beautiful floating gardens; emparked villas— charming landscapes within a landscape—dotted it over, and groves of magnificent forest trees—the oak, cypress, and other timbers, which raised their imposing heights toward heaven—stood sentinel, as it were, over the beautiful vales and lakes below. Of the many tribes of people then occupying the Anahuac, the Tezcucans, Tepanecs, Mexicans (Aztecs), and Tlacopans were among the larger and most prominent. Our narrative has to do with all these, but more particularly with the first named, who were the descendants of the Acolhuans, whose advent to the Anahuac took place near the close of the twelfth century, and nearly simultaneously with that of the |
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A Prince of Anahuac: A Histori-Traditional Story Antedating the Aztec Empire (1894) $33.95 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.Excerpt from book:Section 3A PRINCE OF ANAHUAC. CHAPTER I. IN a private and secluded apartment of his ancestral palace sat Hualcoyotl,* the then reduced prince of Tezcuco, deeply engrossed in the mysteries of some hieroglyphical manuscript lying on a table before him. While thus engaged, his personal servant, Oza, appeared at the door of his apartment, and paused in an attitude of waiting. The prince, happening to look up, saw him, and said: “What is your errand, Oza? ” ” If it will please my master, Itzalmo would have speech with him,” replied he. ” Bid Itzalmo come; and, Oza, stand without; I may want you.” In the early part of the fifteenth century, and about one hundred years prior to the conquest of Mexico by Cortes, the Anahuac was just entering on its ” Golden Era.” It bloomed then, as it never has since, with an almost endless variety of tropical vegetation, and under the skillful hand of its inhabitants was made to • gee Preface with reference to pronunciation of names. II appear like a vast park or garden. Its cities were marvelous in the peculiarity of their construction. On its lakes were beautiful floating gardens; emparked villas— charming landscapes within a landscape—dotted it over, and groves of magnificent forest trees—the oak, cypress, and other timbers, which raised their imposing heights toward heaven—stood sentinel, as it were, over the beautiful vales and lakes below. Of the many tribes of people then occupying the Anahuac, the Tezcucans, Tepanecs, Mexicans (Aztecs), and Tlacopans were among the larger and most prominent. Our narrative has to do with all these, but more particularly with the first named, who were the descendants of the Acolhuans, whose advent to the Anahuac took place near the close of the twelfth century, and nearly simultaneously with that of the |
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Accidentals $21.24 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Woman Who was Dead A Man and His Wife and a Woman Who was Dead When he came out to where she sat with the books she had not been reading, in the garden, she, Therese, his wifeâ?”saw, surprised, how really unhappy and ill he looked. The woman who had been having tea with her had told her, ” ‘Dora la Blonde,’ don’t you know, is dead.” And she had wondered how Pierre would feel about it. She had thought, surely it must be something of a blow to him. She herself had felt somewhat oddly about it, though she had only raised her eyebrows and shrugged her shoulders, when Clothilde de Meur had told her of the thing at tea. “Yes?” she had said, as if she had no notion why Clothilde told her. When Clothilde was gone she had come out into her gardenâ?”that always seemed to her to be her secret place, unknown of and walled in, as was all that she felt in her lifeâ?”and had sat there for quite a long time, not reading. The garden was deep sunk in spring, in blossoming of lilac and acacia, full of Easter lilies, and little fragrances of fresh cut grass and box edgesthat had just been watered and earth that had been warmed all day in the new sunshine, and full of the voices of birds, sparrow and thrush and blackbird,â?”and there was a nightingale,â?”and of the voices of bells, all the church bells of the quarter, in their especially much and especially sweet ringing for the month of Mary. It was indeed a most lonely little garden. The fine rooms of the old hotel all gave on the courtyard that Pierre Lemuet had built two centuries and a half ago, and on the street that was a proud street in its proud quarter. Only the unused upper rooms, that would have been the nurseries if there had been children, and her own rooms on the ground |
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Accidentals $32.99 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Woman Who was Dead A Man and His Wife and a Woman Who was Dead When he came out to where she sat with the books she had not been reading, in the garden, she, Therese, his wifeâ?”saw, surprised, how really unhappy and ill he looked. The woman who had been having tea with her had told her, ” ‘Dora la Blonde,’ don’t you know, is dead.” And she had wondered how Pierre would feel about it. She had thought, surely it must be something of a blow to him. She herself had felt somewhat oddly about it, though she had only raised her eyebrows and shrugged her shoulders, when Clothilde de Meur had told her of the thing at tea. “Yes?” she had said, as if she had no notion why Clothilde told her. When Clothilde was gone she had come out into her gardenâ?”that always seemed to her to be her secret place, unknown of and walled in, as was all that she felt in her lifeâ?”and had sat there for quite a long time, not reading. The garden was deep sunk in spring, in blossoming of lilac and acacia, full of Easter lilies, and little fragrances of fresh cut grass and box edgesthat had just been watered and earth that had been warmed all day in the new sunshine, and full of the voices of birds, sparrow and thrush and blackbird,â?”and there was a nightingale,â?”and of the voices of bells, all the church bells of the quarter, in their especially much and especially sweet ringing for the month of Mary. It was indeed a most lonely little garden. The fine rooms of the old hotel all gave on the courtyard that Pierre Lemuet had built two centuries and a half ago, and on the street that was a proud street in its proud quarter. Only the unused upper rooms, that would have been the nurseries if there had been children, and her own rooms on the ground |
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Across the Common $24.85 Used – When Louise returns to the house where she was brought up, old violence stirs beneath the calm surface. What, for instance, is the significance of the rare Chinese lily carefully raised by her grandmother in the odd greenhouse, perched high up on the side of the garden? Why is the gate at the bottom of the garden kept barred and locked against the common lapping up against its walls? Only by unravelling these secrets which the Braithwaites, in their fierce family pride, have deliberately |
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Across the Common $9.52 Used – When Louise returns to the house where she was brought up, old violence stirs beneath the calm surface. What, for instance, is the significance of the rare Chinese lily carefully raised by her grandmother in the odd greenhouse, perched high up on the side of the garden? Why is the gate at the bottom of the garden kept barred and locked against the common lapping up against its walls? Only by unravelling these secrets which the Braithwaites, in their fierce family pride, have deliberately |
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Across the Common $4.48 Used – When Louise returns to the house where she was brought up, old violence stirs beneath the calm surface. What, for instance, is the significance of the rare Chinese lily carefully raised by her grandmother in the odd greenhouse, perched high up on the side of the garden? Why is the gate at the bottom of the garden kept barred and locked against the common lapping up against its walls? Only by unravelling these secrets which the Braithwaites, in their fierce family pride, have deliberately |
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Across the Common $5 Used – When Louise returns to the house where she was brought up, old violence stirs beneath the calm surface. What, for instance, is the significance of the rare Chinese lily carefully raised by her grandmother in the odd greenhouse, perched high up on the side of the garden? Why is the gate at the bottom of the garden kept barred and locked against the common lapping up against its walls? Only by unravelling these secrets which the Braithwaites, in their fierce family pride, have deliberately |
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American Civil War Museums in Mississippi: Beauvoir (Biloxi, Mississippi), Uss Cairo, Vicksburg National Military Park $8.78 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Beauvoir (Biloxi, Mississippi), Uss Cairo, Vicksburg National Military Park, Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site, Jefferson Davis Presidential Library. Excerpt: Beauvoir is the historic post-war home and Presidential library of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, begun in 1848 at Biloxi, Mississippi. The main house and library were badly damaged, and other outbuildings were destroyed during Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005. Beauvoir survived a similar onslaught from Hurricane Camille in 1969. Beauvoir was the location of the retirement home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. The compound consisted of approximately 608 acres (2.46 km) when Davis lived there (today, the site is approximately 52 acres (210,000 m) in size). Beauvoir is located in Biloxi, Mississippi across US Highway 90 from Biloxi Beach. The name “Beauvoir” means “beautiful to view”. The compound consists of a Louisiana raised cottage-style plantation residence, a botanical garden, a former Confederate veterans home, a modern gift shop, a Confederate Soldier Museum, the Jefferson Davis Presidential Library and Museum, various outbuildings, and a historic Confederate cemetery which includes the Tomb of the Unknown Confederate Soldier. Five out of seven of these buildings were destroyed in Hurricane Katrina and replicas are being planned (see below). The house was surrounded with cedars, oaks and magnolia trees and at one time had an orange grove behind it. The home faces the Gulf of Mexico and Spanish moss hangs from many of the large old trees on the property. Oyster Bayou, a freshwater impoundment and bayhead swamp; once connected directly to the Mississippi Sound and runs across the property behind the main house from West to East. This body of water is… More: |
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Amir Khan, And Other Poems $15.51 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Then bounding, blazingâ?”brighter than before, It plunged extinguished in the chaotic gulf! TO MY SISTER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] When evening spreads her shades around, And darkness fills the arch of heaven; When not a murmur, not a sound To Fancy’s sportive ear is given; When the broad orb of heaven is bright, And looks around with golden eye; When Nature, softened by her light, Seems calmly, solemnly to lie ; Then, when our thoughts are raised above This world, and all this world can give; See Biographical Sketch. Oh, sister, sing the song I love, And tears of’gratitude receive. The song which thrills my bosom’s core, And hovering, trembles, half afraid; O sister, sing the song textit{once more Which ne’er for mortal ear was made. ‘Twere almost sacrilege to sing Those notes amid the glare of day; Notes borne by angel’s purest wing, And wafted by their breath away. . When sleeping in my grass-grown bed, Should’st thou textit{still linger here above, Wilt thou not kneel beside my head, And, sister, sing the song I love. CUPID’S BOWER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] Am 1 in fairy land ? or tell me, pray, To what love-lighted bower I’ve found my way ? Sure luckless wight was never more beguiled In woodland maze, or closely-tangled wild. And is this Cupid’s realm ? if so, good bye ! Cupid, and Cupid’s votaries, I fly; No offering to his altar do I bring, No bleeding heartâ?”or hymeneal ring. What though he proudly marshals his array Of conquered hearts, still bleeding in his way: Of sighs, of kisses sweet, of glances sly, Playing around some darkly-beauteous eye ? What though the rose of beauty opening wide, Blooms but for him, and fans his lordly pride ? What though his garden boasts the faire… |
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Amir Khan, And Other Poems $15.51 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Then bounding, blazingâ?”brighter than before, It plunged extinguished in the chaotic gulf! TO MY SISTER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] When evening spreads her shades around, And darkness fills the arch of heaven; When not a murmur, not a sound To Fancy’s sportive ear is given; When the broad orb of heaven is bright, And looks around with golden eye; When Nature, softened by her light, Seems calmly, solemnly to lie ; Then, when our thoughts are raised above This world, and all this world can give; See Biographical Sketch. Oh, sister, sing the song I love, And tears of’gratitude receive. The song which thrills my bosom’s core, And hovering, trembles, half afraid; O sister, sing the song textit{once more Which ne’er for mortal ear was made. ‘Twere almost sacrilege to sing Those notes amid the glare of day; Notes borne by angel’s purest wing, And wafted by their breath away. . When sleeping in my grass-grown bed, Should’st thou textit{still linger here above, Wilt thou not kneel beside my head, And, sister, sing the song I love. CUPID’S BOWER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] Am 1 in fairy land ? or tell me, pray, To what love-lighted bower I’ve found my way ? Sure luckless wight was never more beguiled In woodland maze, or closely-tangled wild. And is this Cupid’s realm ? if so, good bye ! Cupid, and Cupid’s votaries, I fly; No offering to his altar do I bring, No bleeding heartâ?”or hymeneal ring. What though he proudly marshals his array Of conquered hearts, still bleeding in his way: Of sighs, of kisses sweet, of glances sly, Playing around some darkly-beauteous eye ? What though the rose of beauty opening wide, Blooms but for him, and fans his lordly pride ? What though his garden boasts the faire… |
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Amir Khan, and Other Poems $23.86 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Then bounding, blazingâ?”brighter than before, It plunged extinguished in the chaotic gulf! TO MY SISTER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] When evening spreads her shades around, And darkness fills the arch of heaven; When not a murmur, not a sound To Fancy’s sportive ear is given; When the broad orb of heaven is bright, And looks around with golden eye; When Nature, softened by her light, Seems calmly, solemnly to lie ; Then, when our thoughts are raised above This world, and all this world can give; See Biographical Sketch. Oh, sister, sing the song I love, And tears of’gratitude receive. The song which thrills my bosom’s core, And hovering, trembles, half afraid; O sister, sing the song textit{once more Which ne’er for mortal ear was made. ‘Twere almost sacrilege to sing Those notes amid the glare of day; Notes borne by angel’s purest wing, And wafted by their breath away. . When sleeping in my grass-grown bed, Should’st thou textit{still linger here above, Wilt thou not kneel beside my head, And, sister, sing the song I love. CUPID’S BOWER. [written In Her Fifteenth Tear.] Am 1 in fairy land ? or tell me, pray, To what love-lighted bower I’ve found my way ? Sure luckless wight was never more beguiled In woodland maze, or closely-tangled wild. And is this Cupid’s realm ? if so, good bye ! Cupid, and Cupid’s votaries, I fly; No offering to his altar do I bring, No bleeding heartâ?”or hymeneal ring. What though he proudly marshals his array Of conquered hearts, still bleeding in his way: Of sighs, of kisses sweet, of glances sly, Playing around some darkly-beauteous eye ? What though the rose of beauty opening wide, Blooms but for him, and fans his lordly pride ? What though his garden boasts the faire… |
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AttentiveBrain – Attention Games $0.99 4+~~MUJITHA BAI K B~~MUJITHA BAI K B~~http://itunes.apple.com/app/attentivebrain-attention-games/id428221483?uo=5~~2011 LongRiver Infotech LLP. All rights reserved.~~1.0~~3557633~~15514320~~http://support.itprof.in/attentivebrain~~http://support.itprof.in/attentivebrain |
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Australian Baptist Ministers: Ross Clifford, John Garden, Tim Costello, Rowland Croucher, Geoffrey Blackburn, Michael Frost, $8.96 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Ross Clifford (born 1951) is an Australian Baptist theologian, political commentator, radio personality and author. A former lawyer who later joined the ministry, Clifford became a campaigner on moral issues while a suburban Sydney pastor in the 1980s. He has since become a prominent figure in the broader Christian community, serving as a head of several religious organisations and serving as an occasional media spokesperson. He unsuccessfully ran for a seat in the New South Wales Legislative Council in 2003, but retains a successful radio program on Sydney station 2CH. Clifford was born and raised in the northern suburbs of Sydney, and had a private school education. His conversion to faith in Christ occurred at the 1959 Billy Graham crusade in Sydney. Clifford initially studied law and obtained the Diploma of Law from the Solicitors Admission Board of NSW. He worked as a solicitor in the infamous inner Sydney suburb of Kings Cross and then served as a barrister specialising in family law in the Northern Territory and New South Wales. Although he had trained as a lawyer, Clifford decided to enter the Christian ministry, and studied for the BTh at Morling Baptist Theological College in Sydney. He initially served as pastor at South Windsor Baptist Church, and first became involved in public life in the 1980s, when he became a campaigner for moral standards in advertising and publications while pastor of the Gymea Baptist Church. He also contributed to church and public discourses concerning right-to-life issues, and the proposed Australian Bill of Rights that was debated and defeated during Bob Hawke’s term as Prime Minister of Australia. In the early 1980s he took a sabbatical from his preacher’s post to study apologetics at the Simon Green… More: |
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Backyard Market Gardening $8 Used – Discover how easy and profitable it is to grow ans sell vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs and small livestock from your own backyard market garden. Learn how others grow and sell: o 14,000 pounds of food, on less than one-eighth acre – Ohio o $150,000 from one-half acre, to fancy restaurants – California o $40,000 from one acre of oriental raised beds – Oregon o $36,000 from 3/4 acre, to city farmers’ markets – Massachusetts Learn how you can: . Earn top dollar, with minimum effort and m |
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Backyard Market Gardening $9.37 Used – Discover how easy and profitable it is to grow ans sell vegetables, fruits, flowers, herbs and small livestock from your own backyard market garden. Learn how others grow and sell: o 14,000 pounds of food, on less than one-eighth acre – Ohio o $150,000 from one-half acre, to fancy restaurants – California o $40,000 from one acre of oriental raised beds – Oregon o $36,000 from 3/4 acre, to city farmers’ markets – Massachusetts Learn how you can: . Earn top dollar, with minimum effort and m |
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Ballet In London $9 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Her Majesty’s Theatre – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sir John Vanbrugh painted by Godfrey KnellerThe end of the 17th century was a period of intense rivalry amongst London’s actors, and in 1695 there was a split in the United Company, who had a monopoly on the performance of drama at their two theatres. Dramatist and architect John Vanbrugh saw this as an opportunity to break the duopoly of the patent theatres, and in 1703 he acquired a former stable yard, at a cost of £2000, for the construction of a new theatre on the Haymarket. In the new business, he hoped to improve the share of profits that would go to playwrights and actors. He raised the money by subscription, probably amongst members of the Kit-Cat Club: To recover them , therefore, to their due Estimation, a new Project was form’d of building them a stately theatre in the Hay-Market, by Sir John Vanbrugh, for which he raised a Subscription of thirty Persons of Quality, at one hundred Pounds each, in Consideration whereof every Subscriber, for his own Life, was to be admitted to whatever Entertainments should be publickly perform’d there, without farther Payment for his Entrance. John Vanbrugh’s notice of subscription for the new theatre He was joined in the enterprise by his principal associate and manager William Congreve and an actors’ co-operative led by Thomas Betterton. The theatre provided the first alternative to the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, built in 1663 and the Lincoln’s Inn, founded in 1660 (forerunner of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, built in 1728). The theatre’s site is the second oldest such site in London that remains in use. These three post-interregnum theatres defined the shape and use of modern theatres. The land for the theatre was held on a lease renew… More: |
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Beside The Rio Hondo $10.27 How can a lone female of “a certain age” take her last stand on a stony wedge of land in the mountains of Northern New Mexico? Will she find a job, learn to chop wood, be eaten by a bear or give it up and fall in love again? “Beside the Rio Hondo” is a memoir that explores in depth Phaedra Greenwood’s connection with the natural world and simultaneous need for community. Her ex-husband gives her a year to live in the old adobe where they raised their children; then he plans to sell it so they can split the proceeds. But she wants to stay in the house forever. She has a year to come up with her own financing to buy out his half of the property or negotiate a deal with the neighbors. The house is falling apart, her money is running out and she has never applied for a loan in her life. It’s a hell of a time to decide to have an epiphany. “For over three decades I have made my home in the Taos area of Northern New Mexico,” the author says, “not just because I love the spare and dramatic landscape, but also because I am intrigued by the complex layers of history and culture. I admire the devotion of the artists and craftsmen to their work, the loving care New Mexicans bestow on their churches and the close family ties that bond them in community. As I struggle with my garden, my orchard and old adobe “casa,” I absorb with gratitude my neighbors’ rural savvy and the skills these tenacious hunters, fishermen, and ranchers have developed over the centuries to survive and thrive in the high mountain desert. Life here is hard, but often delicious. The energy, exotic flavors and bright colors of Taos are unique.” Phaedra Greenwood is a freelance writer/photographer whose poems, essays and stories have appeared in many local newspapers, magazines and anthologies. She has won numerous literary prizes including the Katherine Anne Porter Award. As a journalist and columnist for “The Taos News,” she received two first place awards in 2000 from the New Mexico Press Association for |
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Beyond the Shimmer Gate $6 Grace knows her life is over, done, kaput. Nothing left, but to hang around, knee deep in boredom, and wait for death. So, when her witch neighbor, Belinda, involves her in a search for the Druid’s lost book she agrees. Grace is level headed and responsible, but she is also a dreamer. She discovers this surprising trait when she is introduced to the world beyond the shimmer gate. With one foot firmly planted in reality and the other sinking into the world of magic she follows Belinda into an adventure of mystery and danger. Belinda takes Grace through the nearby shimmer gate and into the garden of the gnomes, where they meet the Old Gnome himself. He tells them the book is in the dangerous icelands of Siberia. The Old One sends two gnomes, a mother and daughter, with them to deal with the hostile half-breeds. The most eminent danger, however, is from the dark wizard Wolfhart, who is trapped in the underworld. Grace, Belinda and the gnomes travel to Co Kerry, Ireland for a magic talisman blessed with a protective spell. It is a well-known fact, in Ireland, that the fairies sometimes steal human babies and leave one of their deformed babies in its place. Such children are called changelings. Tom O’Hagan is a changeling, however, he is the human baby raised by the fairies and gifted with longevity and extraordinary strength. His expertise in early religions, especially the Celtics, makes him the logical protector to accompany Belinda and Grace on their mission. He has given up on finding a human mate, but is instantly attracted to Grace. However he realizes that he must move very slowly with her, which is no problem since they are plunged into one dangerous adventure after another. |
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Bjorn and Bera: A Horse Legend (1878) $14.6 Used – Excerpt from book: BOOK III. BJORN AND BERA. Life is wrought of love and longing, Sweet and bitter, for the joy Of this earth would pall and cloy If a thousand fancies thronging Raised no hopes of something sweeter, Than all present bliss corapleter; And we might not brook the yearning After greater bliss, if, turning To the world that now is here, Love were not at hand to cheer. Love abideth, and shall bide, Longing shall be satisfied. For the desert will bloom like garden fair At spell |
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Bones of My Garden $29.4 New – The bones of a garden refers to its skeletal structure, the basic organizational form of a garden’s plantings and permanent structures. The poems collected here are “the bones” of my life’s garden, beginning the faith stories I was raised on and have re-read through the years in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.Included also are “the bones” of family. Since I know that all of our children and grandchildren will immediately calculate whether or not they have equal space, I have made |
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Bones of My Garden $38.28 Used – The bones of a garden refers to its skeletal structure, the basic organizational form of a garden’s plantings and permanent structures. The poems collected here are “the bones” of my life’s garden, beginning the faith stories I was raised on and have re-read through the years in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.Included also are “the bones” of family. Since I know that all of our children and grandchildren will immediately calculate whether or not they have equal space, I have made |
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Bones of My Garden $29.4 Used – The bones of a garden refers to its skeletal structure, the basic organizational form of a garden’s plantings and permanent structures. The poems collected here are “the bones” of my life’s garden, beginning the faith stories I was raised on and have re-read through the years in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.Included also are “the bones” of family. Since I know that all of our children and grandchildren will immediately calculate whether or not they have equal space, I have made |
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Bones of My Garden $38.28 New – The bones of a garden refers to its skeletal structure, the basic organizational form of a garden’s plantings and permanent structures. The poems collected here are “the bones” of my life’s garden, beginning the faith stories I was raised on and have re-read through the years in the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.Included also are “the bones” of family. Since I know that all of our children and grandchildren will immediately calculate whether or not they have equal space, I have made |
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Build an Extreme Green Raised Bed Garden $2.99 Philip Rastocny,NOOKbook (eBook),Series: Extreme Green 3, English-language edition,Pub by Grasslands |
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Build an Extreme Green Raised Bed Garden $2.99 Philip Rastocny,NOOK Book (eBook), English-language edition,Pub by Philip Rastocny, via Smashwords |
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Cancer Deaths In Virginia; Wernher Von Braun, Patrick Henry, William Rehnquist, Benjamin S. Kelsey, Randy Pausch, James Bevel, Jim Bibby $29.92 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Wernher Von Braun, Patrick Henry, William Rehnquist, Benjamin S. Kelsey, Randy Pausch, James Bevel, Jim Bibby, Irving Kristol, Harlington Wood, Jr., Mike Seeger, Jo Ann Davis, Big John Studd, Johnny Oates, George Garrett, G. David Low, Donald Regan, George Taylor Morris, Lyn Nofziger, Tommy Newsom, Vakhtang Jordania, Robert Goralski, Hiram Emory Widener, Jr., Herbert Gursky, Jeffrey K. Hadden, Charles B. Macdonald, Brian Pohanka, Mary Lou Forbes, Susan Torres, Kat Kinkade, Terry Zahn, James H. Critchfield, Fereydoun Hoveyda, John Jackson, Mary Lee Settle, Helen Dewar, Don Whitmire, Dana Bullen, Watkins Moorman Abbitt, Millard Lampell, Ed Hughes, William Von Meister, Ronnie Sox, Pete Wysocki, Helga Meyer, Frank Dunham, Jr.. Excerpt: Benjamin Scovill Kelsey Benjamin Scovill “Ben” Kelsey (1906 March 3, 1981) was an American aeronautical engineer and test pilot who brought success in World War II to the United States Army Air Forces by initiating the manufacture of innovative fighter aircraft designs, and by working to quickly increase American fighter production to meet the needs of the coming war. Kelsey co-authored the technical specifications which led to the development of the P-39 Airacobra and the P-38 Lightning . He worked around Air Corps strictures to initiate the development of drop tanks for American fighters. Kelsey was the driving force behind a program of advanced airfoil research which eventually resulted in the P-51 Mustang . Kelsey was an important committee member of the group that approved and funded the North American X-15 . Early career Benjamin S. Kelsey was born in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1906, and was raised there. At the age of 15 he completed a flying course with the Curtiss Flying Service at Garden City, New York . He graduated from |
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Cast Away In The Cold $32.98 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER IV. The Old Man, Having Related To The Little People How The Young Man Went To Sea, Now Proceeds To Tell What The Young Man Did There. HE two days which the old man and his young friends had passed together had so completely broken down all restraint between them, that the children almost felt as if they had known the old man all their lives. It was therefore quite natural, that, when they went down next day, they should feel inclined to give him a surprise. So they concerted a plan of sneaking quietly around the house that they might come upon him suddenly, for they saw him working in his garden, hoeing up the weeds. ” Now let ‘s astonish him,” said William. “That’s a jolly idea,” said Fred, while Alice said nothing at all, but was as pleased as she could be. The little party crawled noiselessly along the fence, through the opengate, and sprang upon the Captain with a yell, like a parcel of wild Indians; and sure enough they did surprise him, for he jumped behind his hoe, as if preparing to defend himself against an attack of enemies. ” Heyday, my hearties!” exclaimed the Captain, when he saw who was there. “Ain’t you ashamed of yourselves to scare the old man that way ?” and he joined the laugh that the children raised at his own expense, — enjoying it as much as they did. “That’s a trick of William’s, I’ll be bound,” said he ; “but no matter, I ‘ll forgive you ; and I ‘m right glad you Ve come, too, for it’s precious hot, and I ‘m tired hoeing up the weeds ; so now, let us get out of the sun, into the crow’s nest.” ” The crow’s nest!” cried William. ” What’s that ?” ” Why, the arbor, to be sure,” said the Captain. ” Don’t you like the name ?” ” Of course I do,” answered William. ” It’s such a cunning name.” It was but a few steps to the … |
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Cast Away In The Cold $26.75 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER IV. The Old Man, Having Related To The Little People How The Young Man Went To Sea, Now Proceeds To Tell What The Young Man Did There. HE two days which the old man and his young friends had passed together had so completely broken down all restraint between them, that the children almost felt as if they had known the old man all their lives. It was therefore quite natural, that, when they went down next day, they should feel inclined to give him a surprise. So they concerted a plan of sneaking quietly around the house that they might come upon him suddenly, for they saw him working in his garden, hoeing up the weeds. ” Now let ‘s astonish him,” said William. “That’s a jolly idea,” said Fred, while Alice said nothing at all, but was as pleased as she could be. The little party crawled noiselessly along the fence, through the opengate, and sprang upon the Captain with a yell, like a parcel of wild Indians; and sure enough they did surprise him, for he jumped behind his hoe, as if preparing to defend himself against an attack of enemies. ” Heyday, my hearties!” exclaimed the Captain, when he saw who was there. “Ain’t you ashamed of yourselves to scare the old man that way ?” and he joined the laugh that the children raised at his own expense, — enjoying it as much as they did. “That’s a trick of William’s, I’ll be bound,” said he ; “but no matter, I ‘ll forgive you ; and I ‘m right glad you Ve come, too, for it’s precious hot, and I ‘m tired hoeing up the weeds ; so now, let us get out of the sun, into the crow’s nest.” ” The crow’s nest!” cried William. ” What’s that ?” ” Why, the arbor, to be sure,” said the Captain. ” Don’t you like the name ?” ” Of course I do,” answered William. ” It’s such a cunning name.” It was but a few steps to the … |
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Child Garden $7.08 New – London has flooded. Britain is tropical. And people photosynthesize. In a semi-tropical London, surrounded by paddyfields, the people photosynthesize. The Consensus, a vast DNA unit, controls the country. Children are raised in Child Gardens and educated by virus. Viruses control their behaviour; nonconformism is treated by the Consensus. Information, culture, law and politics are now biological functions. This is the story of Lucy, the immortal tumor, Joseph the Postman, whose mind is a |
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Child Garden $1.99 Used – London has flooded. Britain is tropical. And people photosynthesize. In a semi-tropical London, surrounded by paddyfields, the people photosynthesize. The Consensus, a vast DNA unit, controls the country. Children are raised in Child Gardens and educated by virus. Viruses control their behaviour; nonconformism is treated by the Consensus. Information, culture, law and politics are now biological functions. This is the story of Lucy, the immortal tumor, Joseph the Postman, whose mind is |
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Child Garden $0.65 Used – London has flooded. Britain is tropical. And people photosynthesize. In a semi-tropical London, surrounded by paddyfields, the people photosynthesize. The Consensus, a vast DNA unit, controls the country. Children are raised in Child Gardens and educated by virus. Viruses control their behaviour; nonconformism is treated by the Consensus. Information, culture, law and politics are now biological functions. This is the story of Lucy, the immortal tumor, Joseph the Postman, whose mind is |
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Child Garden $3.86 New – London has flooded. Britain is tropical. And people photosynthesize. In a semi-tropical London, surrounded by paddyfields, the people photosynthesize. The Consensus, a vast DNA unit, controls the country. Children are raised in Child Gardens and educated by virus. Viruses control their behaviour; nonconformism is treated by the Consensus. Information, culture, law and politics are now biological functions. This is the story of Lucy, the immortal tumor, Joseph the Postman, whose mind is a |
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Climbing Plants $27.23 INTRODUCTION A HANDY treatise on climbing plants for gardens is a welcome addition to garden books. Mr. Watson has for many years lived among climbers from all parts of the world. His chapters on the best climbers for gardens and greenhouses will be useful to all lovers of horticulture. A clear fact in our gardening is that but little of the infinite variety and beauty of the climber is seen ill many gardens this hook should help to a change for the better. After the gift of trees of the earth-mother, the greatest for the gardener are the climbers that adorn them with infinite grace. It is needless to describe their beauty. Botanical and gardening descriptions of them are numer- ous, and nurserymen send out attractive lists of them. So all is well except their cultivation, which is often a dismal failure. Impressed with the fact that in many large gardens it was rare to see a trace of the beauty of climbing plants, and wondering why it was so, J began to make little experiments first of all, and in obedience to their natural habit, which is to grow on trees and bushes in many lands of mountall copse and shore, I have planted them in every position, from an orchard hedgerow to a grove of Magnolias, and have had much success. The plan was to plant one at the base of some shrub or tree in obedience to the natural habit of the climber, and this is best done when the trees and shrubs are young and the ground is fresh, but I have done it in all conditions. Sometimes a tree or shrub overpowers the plant, but this will not happen to the freer kinds, like the Indian species of Clematis, which are so vigorous that one needs have no fear of them. They are easily raised from seed also, so that one is spared the trouble which comes from grafting. Most interest, however, came from getting the larger-flowered Japanese or Chinese species into picturesque and artistic ways. These plants creep up the tree unaided by training or staking, and if not as vigorous as they would be if |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 1 $13.39 New – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 1 $12.77 Used – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 1 $9.67 Used – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 1 $8.83 New – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 2 $9.74 New – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 2 $12.77 Used – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 2 $8.88 Used – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Come Into My Garden: Volume 2 $12.77 New – Poems written during the “LONG WAIT’ Imagine the all consuming yet innocent young love of a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl.Suddenly all contact is lost due to a conspiring grandmother who intercepted and destroyed U. S. mail. 60 years roll by:They each had married and raised large families and they meet again. Time passes. Another six years before they are both widowed and thenn……….. |
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Courtyard and Patio Plants: Instant Reference to More Than 250 Plants $1.39 New – Easier to create and tend, patio and courtyard gardens offer more enjoyment than other gardens: they’re designed for living–eating or entertaining–not admiring from afar. All you need to know to make intimate “outdoor rooms” from these pages: how to select and lay the surface materials, pick containers, construct raised beds, even add finishing touches such as lighting. So relax–the perfect garden retreat, with thriving flowers and foliage, is just outside your door. |
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Courtyard and Patio Plants: Instant Reference to More Than 250 Plants $1.37 New – Easier to create and tend, patio and courtyard gardens offer more enjoyment than other gardens: they’re designed for living–eating or entertaining–not admiring from afar. All you need to know to make intimate “outdoor rooms” from these pages: how to select and lay the surface materials, pick containers, construct raised beds, even add finishing touches such as lighting. So relax–the perfect garden retreat, with thriving flowers and foliage, is just outside your door. |
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Create Your Own Beautiful Hanging Garden $16.53 New – A manual of ideas on creating displays of flowers in hanging baskets, window boxes, raised beds and arches. It includes a practical section with details on supports, containers, composts, accessories, cultivation and maintenance. |
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Create Your Own Beautiful Hanging Garden $0.64 Used – A manual of ideas on creating displays of flowers in hanging baskets, window boxes, raised beds and arches. It includes a practical section with details on supports, containers, composts, accessories, cultivation and maintenance. |
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Create Your Own Beautiful Hanging Garden $18.48 New – A manual of ideas on creating displays of flowers in hanging baskets, window boxes, raised beds and arches. It includes a practical section with details on supports, containers, composts, accessories, cultivation and maintenance. |
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Create Your Own Beautiful Hanging Garden $10.99 Used – A manual of ideas on creating displays of flowers in hanging baskets, window boxes, raised beds and arches. It includes a practical section with details on supports, containers, composts, accessories, cultivation and maintenance. |
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Cubed Foot Gardening: Growing Vegetables in Raised, Intensive Beds $8.71 New – Bird does all his vegetable gardening in thickly planted raised beds, framed in 2 X 12 lumber and filled with custom-blended soil. “Cubed Foot Gardening” shows how to build simple, inexpensive beds and how to grow the most popular vegetables in them, using innovative tricks and techniques not possible in a conventional garden. Illustrations. |
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Cubed Foot Gardening: Growing Vegetables in Raised, Intensive Beds $5.67 Used – Bird does all his vegetable gardening in thickly planted raised beds, framed in 2 X 12 lumber and filled with custom-blended soil. “Cubed Foot Gardening” shows how to build simple, inexpensive beds and how to grow the most popular vegetables in them, using innovative tricks and techniques not possible in a conventional garden. Illustrations. |
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Cubed Foot Gardening: Growing Vegetables in Raised, Intensive Beds $4.99 Used – Bird does all his vegetable gardening in thickly planted raised beds, framed in 2 X 12 lumber and filled with custom-blended soil. “Cubed Foot Gardening” shows how to build simple, inexpensive beds and how to grow the most popular vegetables in them, using innovative tricks and techniques not possible in a conventional garden. Illustrations. |
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Cubed Foot Gardening: Growing Vegetables in Raised, Intensive Beds $13.25 New – Bird does all his vegetable gardening in thickly planted raised beds, framed in 2 X 12 lumber and filled with custom-blended soil. “Cubed Foot Gardening” shows how to build simple, inexpensive beds and how to grow the most popular vegetables in them, using innovative tricks and techniques not possible in a conventional garden. Illustrations. |
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Edgar Kennedy $15.71 EDGAR KENNEDY appeared in over 400Hollywood films spanning four decades. An original Keystone Kop for Mack Sennett, he went on to support such film luminaries as Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, the Marx Bros. John Wayne, Lucille Ball and Doris Day. Billed as “The Average Man,” Edgar starred in his own short comedy series at RKO for 17 years.Bill Cassara was born and raised in San Jose, California where his love for the movies began while attending weekly programs at the Garden Theatre, a neighborhood cinema.A graduate of San Jose State University, Cassara dedicated himself to a career in law enforcement. This 25-year veteran of the Monterey County Sheriffs Office currently holds the rank of Sergeant and is assigned to patrol on the Monterey peninsula. In 1984, Cassara founded”The Midnight Patrol” chapter for the Sons of the Desert, the Laurel and Hardy appreciation society. He has also been a board member for the Monterey County Arts Habitat and the Monterey County Film Commission.Cassara chaired film events featuring appearances by Doris Day and Clint Eastwood. Cassara also hosted the Edgar Kennedy Celebration in Monterey in 1997.BearManor Media |
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Ellabug $9.46 New – Ellabug is a simple story about non-traditional families that follows Ella, a small but strongly willed young ladybug, as she begins to question her identity. Raised in a family made up of different animals, Ellabug desires ‘normality’ and uniformity which she finds in a family of ants whom she meets in the garden. Ella decides to escape the craziness in her own home by joining the ants. They, however, have a very different life and Ella is surprised when they work endlessly. Ella fears sh |
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Ellabug $12.66 Used – Ellabug is a simple story about non-traditional families that follows Ella, a small but strongly willed young ladybug, as she begins to question her identity. Raised in a family made up of different animals, Ellabug desires ‘normality’ and uniformity which she finds in a family of ants whom she meets in the garden. Ella decides to escape the craziness in her own home by joining the ants. They, however, have a very different life and Ella is surprised when they work endlessly. Ella fears s |
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Ellabug $12.66 New – Ellabug is a simple story about non-traditional families that follows Ella, a small but strongly willed young ladybug, as she begins to question her identity. Raised in a family made up of different animals, Ellabug desires ‘normality’ and uniformity which she finds in a family of ants whom she meets in the garden. Ella decides to escape the craziness in her own home by joining the ants. They, however, have a very different life and Ella is surprised when they work endlessly. Ella fears sh |
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Ellabug $9.46 Used – Ellabug is a simple story about non-traditional families that follows Ella, a small but strongly willed young ladybug, as she begins to question her identity. Raised in a family made up of different animals, Ellabug desires ‘normality’ and uniformity which she finds in a family of ants whom she meets in the garden. Ella decides to escape the craziness in her own home by joining the ants. They, however, have a very different life and Ella is surprised when they work endlessly. Ella fears s |
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English Rock Keyboardists $31.4 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Freddie Mercury, Maurice Gibb, Peter Gabriel, Rick Wakeman, Elvis Costello, Keith Emerson, John Gosling, Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris, Jon Lord, Paul Carrack, Richard Wright, Alan Wilder, Richard Archer, Tony Banks, Geoff Downes, Tony Kaye, Zoot Money, Max Décharné, Andrew Fletcher, Eddie Jobson, Mike Pinder, Jem Godfrey, Rod Argent, Morgan Fisher, Keith Levene, Dave Rowberry, Ken Lockie, Ian Mclagan, Roy Lynes, Eddie Hardin, Dave Greenfield, Mick Gallagher, Clint Boon, Mike Barson, Jay Darlington, Paul Humphreys, Steve Nieve, Andy Bown, Lisa Harriton, Vincent Crane, Roy Hay, Andrew Giddings, Mark White, Mike Hugg, Clive Williamson, Darren Wharton, Pete Solley, Tim Gane, Cy Curnin, Ian Gibbons, Frank Esler-Smith, Mickey Billingham, Mick Talbot, Dan Donovan, Kate Radley, John Mealing, Monty Oxy Moron, Dino Dines, Ben Leach. Excerpt: Alan Wilder Alan Charles Wilder (born 1 June 1959) is a British musician, formerly of Depeche Mode . His current musical project is called Recoil , started as a side project to Depeche Mode. When he left the latter in 1995, it became Wilder’s primary project. Wilder has also provided production and remixing services to the bands Nitzer Ebb and Curve . Wilder is married to former Miranda Sex Garden member Hepzibah Sessa. The couple married in 1994 and have a son, Stanley Duke, and a daughter, Paris, together. He is a classically-trained musician and renowned contemporary music producer. Early years Wilder was born into a neither “rich nor poor” family and was raised in Acton , west London. He began piano at the age of eight, through the encouragement of his parents. Later on, he learned the flute at St Clement Danes Grammar school and became a leading musician in his school bands. He was influenced musically at school by Ted Ing, |
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Food at the Time of the Bible: From Adam’s Apple to the Last Supper $12.29 New – Was the “forbidden fruit” of the Garden of Eden really an apple? What in the world is St. Peter’s Fish ? What was in the bowl that Jesus dipped into at the Last Supper? Within the pages of this book readers will find an in-depth and easy-to-read survey of every aspect of food in the Bible, accompanied by fascinating illustrations and photographs. Vamosh describes not only what people ate and drank in Bible days, but how they raised their food, stored it, traded it, and prepared it. She pro |
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Food at the Time of the Bible: From Adam’s Apple to the Last Supper $10.23 Used – Was the “forbidden fruit” of the Garden of Eden really an apple? What in the world is St. Peter’s Fish ? What was in the bowl that Jesus dipped into at the Last Supper? Within the pages of this book readers will find an in-depth and easy-to-read survey of every aspect of food in the Bible, accompanied by fascinating illustrations and photographs. Vamosh describes not only what people ate and drank in Bible days, but how they raised their food, stored it, traded it, and prepared it. She pr |
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Food at the Time of the Bible: From Adam’s Apple to the Last Supper $9.28 Used – Was the “forbidden fruit” of the Garden of Eden really an apple? What in the world is St. Peter’s Fish ? What was in the bowl that Jesus dipped into at the Last Supper? Within the pages of this book readers will find an in-depth and easy-to-read survey of every aspect of food in the Bible, accompanied by fascinating illustrations and photographs. Vamosh describes not only what people ate and drank in Bible days, but how they raised their food, stored it, traded it, and prepared it. She pr |
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Food at the Time of the Bible: From Adam’s Apple to the Last Supper $10 New – Was the “forbidden fruit” of the Garden of Eden really an apple? What in the world is St. Peter’s Fish ? What was in the bowl that Jesus dipped into at the Last Supper? Within the pages of this book readers will find an in-depth and easy-to-read survey of every aspect of food in the Bible, accompanied by fascinating illustrations and photographs. Vamosh describes not only what people ate and drank in Bible days, but how they raised their food, stored it, traded it, and prepared it. She pro |
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Frame It All 4′ X 8′ X 6 Raised Garden Hexagonal Sandbox Kit $129.99 4′ X 8′ X 6 Raised Garden Hexagonal Sandbox Kit |
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Free Online Games $29.62 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Subspace, Phantasy Star Online, Hattrick, Wurm Online, Cabal Online, Pet Society, Tibia, Regnum Online, Rohan: Blood Feud, Utopia, Urban Terror, Atlantica Online, Drift City, Rumble Fighter, Heat Project, Ran Online, Thang Online, Endless Ages, Virtonomics, Emil Chronicle Online, Kutar, Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine, War Rock, Managerzone, Green Patch, Domain of Heroes, Human Age, Seal Online, Attack of the Mutant Artificial Christmas Trees, Minions, Syobon Action, Blogshares, Battleswarm: Field of Honor, Little Fighter Online, Super Obama World, Qq Sanguo. Excerpt: (lil) Green Patch is a Facebook application developed by David King and Ashish Dixit that simulates a small garden on a Facebook user’s profile. By tending their and their friends’ gardens, the Facebook users are able to raise money for Nature Conservancy to save the rain forest. In September 2008 it was rated as the number one application on Facebook ahead of Texas HoldEm Poker . In April 2009 it had slid to a sixth ranking. Popularity and claims of area of rain forest saved In the first quarter of 2008 (lil) Green Patch users raised over $15,000 in donations which was enough to save more than 13,600,000 square feet (1.26 km ) of rainforest. The application was then among the 15 most popular Facebook applications with 350,000 active users. In June, 2008 it was one of the top ten most installed applications with more than 5,217,180 installations and 521,718 active users a day. By October 2008, the app had raised $91,000 for the Nature Conservancy, though it has been pointed out that this amounts to pennies per active user. In December 2008 the number of users was reported at 6.3 million and the application was ranked as one of the five most popular Facebook applications. The area of Costa Rican rain |
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Fresco Painting for Home & Garden $81.29 New – Bring any wall to life! With a range of techniques — including basic painting, trompe l’oeil, raised modeling, and gilding — you can create everything from a garden niche design to a wildlife tiger mural. The hundreds of detailed photos make the learning process easy, and the designs, drawn from both classical and contemporary sources, will delight your imagination. Try these: a 3,500-year-old fresco of a fisherman; Stars Lunette; Etruscan Dolphins; a Mediterranean Landscape; and other s |
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Fresco Painting for Home & Garden $118.27 New – Bring any wall to life! With a range of techniques — including basic painting, trompe l’oeil, raised modeling, and gilding — you can create everything from a garden niche design to a wildlife tiger mural. The hundreds of detailed photos make the learning process easy, and the designs, drawn from both classical and contemporary sources, will delight your imagination. Try these: a 3,500-year-old fresco of a fisherman; Stars Lunette; Etruscan Dolphins; a Mediterranean Landscape; and other s |
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Fritz And Annie Lippe Family $33.98 Fritz and Annie Lippe Family—German Cotton Farmers in Early 1900s Texas describes the childhood of Fritz and Annie beside the Brazos River in east Texas, their families’ move west, their courtship and marriage, and the rearing of their eleven children on rented farms. In some years, the cotton crop was profitable. In other years, drought, boll weevils, or floods destroyed the crop. The children missed the first few weeks of school in the fall because picking the cotton took priority over education. The family raised most of their own food—vegetables from the garden; hogs for meat, lard, and soap; cattle for meat, milk and butter; and chickens for meat and eggs. They grew corn, grinding it into cornmeal to make bread. Money from the cotton sale was used to buy the few items that were not made or grown, such as coffee, sugar, and farm tools. Their many narrow escapes from death due to accidents, injuries, and illnesses are described here. It is amazing that all of the children lived to adulthood. Annie almost died after giving birth to one of the younger children, but she recovered and lived to the age of 103. Every Lippe son and son-in-law served in the military, some of them during World War II, some in combat. All returned safely. Several grandchildren and their spouses also served. Eight of the eleven children and the wives of two deceased sons contributed photographs and stories of life on the family farms. The author inherited many letters and photos from her mother, who was Fritz and Annie’s eldest daughter. The book also contains stories of Fritz and Annie’s children as adults. They all became hardworking solid citizens and remained true to the faith in God instilled in them by their parents. |
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Fritz And Annie Lippe Family $25.99 Fritz and Annie Lippe Family—German Cotton Farmers in Early 1900s Texas describes the childhood of Fritz and Annie beside the Brazos River in east Texas, their families’ move west, their courtship and marriage, and the rearing of their eleven children on rented farms. In some years, the cotton crop was profitable. In other years, drought, boll weevils, or floods destroyed the crop. The children missed the first few weeks of school in the fall because picking the cotton took priority over education. The family raised most of their own food—vegetables from the garden; hogs for meat, lard, and soap; cattle for meat, milk and butter; and chickens for meat and eggs. They grew corn, grinding it into cornmeal to make bread. Money from the cotton sale was used to buy the few items that were not made or grown, such as coffee, sugar, and farm tools. Their many narrow escapes from death due to accidents, injuries, and illnesses are described here. It is amazing that all of the children lived to adulthood. Annie almost died after giving birth to one of the younger children, but she recovered and lived to the age of 103. Every Lippe son and son-in-law served in the military, some of them during World War II, some in combat. All returned safely. Several grandchildren and their spouses also served. Eight of the eleven children and the wives of two deceased sons contributed photographs and stories of life on the family farms. The author inherited many letters and photos from her mother, who was Fritz and Annie’s eldest daughter. The book also contains stories of Fritz and Annie’s children as adults. They all became hardworking solid citizens and remained true to the faith in God instilled in them by their parents. |
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From Seed to Table: A Practical Guide to Eating and Growing Green $8.57 Used – Eating locally grown seasonal food is the solution to so many of the social and environmental problems raised by modern intensive food production methods. In From Seed to Table, organic gardener Janette Haase offers a month-by-month guide to growing a significant amount of food in a home garden. From the earliest salad leaves to the autumn’s sweetest root vegetables, this book will show anyone with a small plot of earth and willing hands how to eat a healthier, more environmentally respon |
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From Seed to Table: A Practical Guide to Eating and Growing Green $8.57 New – Eating locally grown seasonal food is the solution to so many of the social and environmental problems raised by modern intensive food production methods. In From Seed to Table, organic gardener Janette Haase offers a month-by-month guide to growing a significant amount of food in a home garden. From the earliest salad leaves to the autumn’s sweetest root vegetables, this book will show anyone with a small plot of earth and willing hands how to eat a healthier, more environmentally respons |
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From Seed to Table: A Practical Guide to Eating and Growing Green $15.71 Used – Eating locally grown seasonal food is the solution to so many of the social and environmental problems raised by modern intensive food production methods. In From Seed to Table, organic gardener Janette Haase offers a month-by-month guide to growing a significant amount of food in a home garden. From the earliest salad leaves to the autumn’s sweetest root vegetables, this book will show anyone with a small plot of earth and willing hands how to eat a healthier, more environmentally respon |
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From Seed to Table: A Practical Guide to Eating and Growing Green $15.71 New – Eating locally grown seasonal food is the solution to so many of the social and environmental problems raised by modern intensive food production methods. In From Seed to Table, organic gardener Janette Haase offers a month-by-month guide to growing a significant amount of food in a home garden. From the earliest salad leaves to the autumn’s sweetest root vegetables, this book will show anyone with a small plot of earth and willing hands how to eat a healthier, more environmentally respons |
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Garden Edges and Retaining Walls $1.61 Used – “Garden Edges and Retaining Walls” provides detailed step-by-step instructions on how to make a range of garden edges, raised garden beds and retaining walls. It also includes 10 specific projects, covering the use of bricks, concrete and timber. |
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Garden Edges and Retaining Walls $4.41 Used – “Garden Edges and Retaining Walls” provides detailed step-by-step instructions on how to make a range of garden edges, raised garden beds and retaining walls. It also includes 10 specific projects, covering the use of bricks, concrete and timber. |
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Garden My Heart $7.81 Used – Organic gardener and editor Cecil Bothwell explores issues of permanence and change in the back yard and around the globe in this collection of essays. No aspect of the home garden is too small nor global calamity too large to escape his gaze and thoughtful humor. Readers will find practical advice on planting and pruning, composting and mulching, raised beds and hydroponics, leavened with forty years of experience through drought and deluge, blight and slugs. Yuck. |
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Garden My Heart $9.6 Used – Organic gardener and editor Cecil Bothwell explores issues of permanence and change in the back yard and around the globe in this collection of essays. No aspect of the home garden is too small nor global calamity too large to escape his gaze and thoughtful humor. Readers will find practical advice on planting and pruning, composting and mulching, raised beds and hydroponics, leavened with forty years of experience through drought and deluge, blight and slugs. Yuck. |
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Garden Paths: Inspiring Designs and Practical Projects $44.76 New – The path is where garden design begins. This guide covers history and design as well as practical how-to information on a wide variety of styles and construction materials. Included are raised boardwalks, woodland walkways, stepping stones and meadow paths. |
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Garden Paths: Inspiring Designs and Practical Projects $32.3 New – The path is where garden design begins. This guide covers history and design as well as practical how-to information on a wide variety of styles and construction materials. Included are raised boardwalks, woodland walkways, stepping stones and meadow paths. |
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Garden Ponds: 10 Step-by-step Projects – Beautiful Ideas to Enhance Your Garden $5.99 Used – Ponds, pools and streams can transform the most ordinary gardens and patios, whatever the size and style. “Weekend DIY: Garden Ponds” shows readers how to enhance their gardens by giving them the skills and knowledge necessary to plan, construct and maintain the ideal pond, whether it is an informal wildlife pond with wild planting or a formal raised pond with a fountain and decorative edging. With the weekend gardener in mind, each of the 10 step-by-step projects is easy to construct and |
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Garden Ponds: 10 Step-by-step Projects – Beautiful Ideas to Enhance Your Garden $0.64 Used – Ponds, pools and streams can transform the most ordinary gardens and patios, whatever the size and style. “Weekend DIY: Garden Ponds” shows readers how to enhance their gardens by giving them the skills and knowledge necessary to plan, construct and maintain the ideal pond, whether it is an informal wildlife pond with wild planting or a formal raised pond with a fountain and decorative edging. With the weekend gardener in mind, each of the 10 step-by-step projects is easy to construct and |
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Garden Railroading: Getting Started in the Hobby $8.61 Used – Model railroaders, gardeners, miniaturists, and even those looking for home improvement ideas will appreciate this guide. Compiled from the pages of Garden Railways magazine, this comprehensive guide addresses the subjects most often raised by beginners and seasoned hobbyists. |
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Garden Railroading: Getting Started in the Hobby $7.11 Used – Model railroaders, gardeners, miniaturists, and even those looking for home improvement ideas will appreciate this guide. Compiled from the pages of Garden Railways magazine, this comprehensive guide addresses the subjects most often raised by beginners and seasoned hobbyists. |
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Garden Railway Manual: A Step-By-Step Guide to Building and Operating an Outdoor Model Railway $27.96 Used – A practical overview of the garden railway covering both the traditional raised system and the ground-level type. Chapters include: gauges and scales for the garden, surveying and setting out, electricity in the garden, planning the layout, civil engineering, track laying and live steam operation. Fully illustrated with photographs and specially produced diagrams. Filled with clear and precise, step-by-step instructions on how to complete the various modelling and construction processes. |
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