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Kenneth Aldrich

The Solar Foundation Your concrete can heat your house for free, aircondition one floor of your house for free, your greenhouse can raise or lower your energy bills. Solar energy is powerful use it now.

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Diana M. Amadeo

The Scarlet Tanager A story of a young female Trauma Room physician who practices medicine in a New Hampshire White Mountain resort community. Doctor Leda Wads, along with her daughter, Rachel, sought refuge in the mountains to escape traumas of the past. All was tranquil in the tourist town until early one moring, the victim of a single car collision is rushed into the Trauma Center. As Dustin Stafford's life hangs in the balance, Leda Wad's solitude comes crashing in about her. Her peaceful existence has shattered, and her painful past is about to appear with a vengeance. Will the only man that Leda has ever loved prove to be a catalyst for disaster or surrender himself to the passion and ecstasy that was denied them in the past?

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Helen L. Duchesne

In Their Time Each person's generation provides a building block for the generation that is to follow. This story is of Helen L. Duchesne's family life in the first half of the 20th century, is but one small block among many in our nation's history.

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Jeannie McClellan Hines

Trail Magic: Journal of an Appalachian Trail Thru-Hiker The Reader will appreciate the joy and satisfaction the author experiences after having walked in good weather and bad, on sunny days and rainy days, up steep mountains and down gentle woodland paths for more than 2,000 miles from Georgia to the top of Mount Katahdin, Baxter State Park, Maine.

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Patricia Jamieson

The Eating Well Cookbook:
Favorite Recipes from Eating Well,
the Magazine of Food & Health Eating Well is the highly acclaimed new magazine devoted to food and health, read by more than a million men and women with an uncommon interest in the quality, healthfulness and taste of everything they consume.

This superb collection of more than 200 tested and praiseworthy recipes offers a world of choices, from lightened classics to sophisticated dishes, that will inspire the most creative, health-conscious cook.

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The Eating Well New Favorites Cookbook:
More Great Recipes from the Magazine
of Food & Health Eating Well Magazine has won millions of loyal readers by serving up the best-tasting healthy recipes in the country. This wonderful new collection highlights the very best the magazine has offered since the publication of the celebrated Eating Well Cookbook.

Everything that makes Eating Well an award-winner is here: the well-traveled appetite for new flavors; the light, sure touch with traditional recipes; the knack for innovative fat-cutting techniques. As always, the emphasis is on the pure pleasures of good eating. Clear; reliable recipes and gorgeous color photography make this book a standard-setter in the healthy-cooking field. If there is one low-fat cookbook a food-lover should own or give, this is it.

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The Eating Well Rush Hour Cookbook:
Healthy Meals for Busy Cooks Time is Short: The real rush hour happens every night—in your kitchen. Here, from the experts at Eating Well Magazine, are 60 fast and simple meals to keep you sane, with step-by-step instructions to get you from grocery bag to dinner table in about an hour.

Taste is Everything: And that means you want sensational meals based on supermarket ingredients. Spring salmon, summer barbecue, fall pasta, winter-warming bistro food...It's all here, from family favorites to exotic surprises.

Health is a Must: With everyday menus, nutrition is important, so fat and calorie information is give for each meal. Nutritional facts are included for every recipe—you can mix and match to make your own meals. Every recipe has been tested by the Eating Well Test Kitchen.

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Recipe Rescue Cookbook:
Healthy New Approaches to
Traditional Favorites from Eating Well Your favorite foods are too high in fat. But they don't have to be. Let the experts at Eating Well Magazine come to the rescue with delicious everyday recipes that offer dramatic reductions in fat, cholesterol and calories—while delivering all the taste you demand. This book helps you master the handy, indispensable techniques of low-fat cooking used by the Eating Well Test Kitchen. Instructions are clear and simple. Ingredients are easy to find. Complete nutritional analysis is included.

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Sy Montgomery

Seasons of the Wild Our lives are surrounded by ordinary miracles, everyday mysteries. To find them, all you need to do is indulge your senses. Follow the scent of the earth outdoors on a cool, wet morning in spring. On a hot August afternoon, go down to the local pond and watch dragonfly larvae crawl out of their skins. On a still December night, let the moonlight call you outdoors to listen to the wind sigh in the pines. In other woods, be a hedonist. Look out the window, find something wonderful, turn off whatever screen you're watching and go outside. You are certain to discover something wholly unexpected. The more you watch, the deeper the natural world will draw you into its mystery and magic.

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Nature's Everyday Mysteries This Delightful Series of Essays...Is a mine of information. It has made me far better informed about the diversity of life around my own home, thinks that I had taken for granted. Everything from the weather - the mud, rain, ice and snow that wild things must endure; the mammals, such as squirrels, skunks and beavers, and their aerial associates, the birds; down to the ever-abundant flies, mosquitoes and spiders upon which many of them must make their living.

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William Wayne Montgomery, M.D.

The Mustache That Walks Like A Man... is a non-fiction, first person memoir that, as he puts it, "relates some of the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of a man, who as a young boy grew up in rural Vermont. A boy who became a country doctor, then a combat surgeon." The book carries the reader through the rice paddies and hillsides of Korea, when sometimes the only relief from the searing heat or bone-chilling cold were the stories he'd tell his corpsmen about growing up and practicing medicine in the Green Mountain state.

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Gregory J. Noonan

Brewing lager Beer Warning: This book is for serious brewers only. intermediate, expert and professional smallscale brewers will truly appreciate the wealth of information presented in this advanced discussion of the principles of sound brewing.

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Jules Older

Ben & Jerry: The Real Scoop! How did two lovable, pudgy and not-very-ambitious American boys grow up to make the best ice cream in the world? How did they become heroes for idealists and role models for a new generation of business leaders?

Like the euphoric flavors Ben & Jerry made famous, The Real Scoop is a rich mixture of delicious adventure and big chunks of fun. It's the surprising story of two ice-cream geniuses and their unlikely rise to fame, fortune and Robin Hood status.

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Rebecca Rupp

Red Oaks And Black Birches If you have always wondered why leaves turn color or why annual rings form, you'll find the answers inside--and you'll find yourself looking at trees in a whole new way.

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Blue Corn and Square Tomatoes You'll learn about nutrition--peppers, for example, can contain six times the vitamin C of oranges--and successful gardening techniques, such as how to harvest melons correctly. Rupp even includes unusual recipes, a detailed bibliography, and a list of seed suppliers.

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Suzanne Spalding Winston

Ton Albert Qui T'adore: Courtship Letters of Albert Spalding to Mary V. Pyle The genesis of this book is the discovery of a trunk containing almost tow thousand letters written to each other by Mary Pyle and Albert Spalding, the distinguished violinist. In this volume Spalding's letters to his betrothed, written following the 1918 Armistice, have been carefully selected and lovingly edited by his niece, Suzanne Spalding Winston.

Although the letters cover only the six months from January to June 1919, they enable the reader not only to share the intimate thoughts and aspirations of both lovers, but also to gain a rich insight into the artist's personality and philosophy. To read these letters is to meet, become acquainted with, and to admire Albert Spalding. Few musicians have shared their dreams, doubts, and innermost thoughts as completely or in such a polished manner as did Spalding.

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