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A New 20/20 Vision is an inspired road map for creating sustainable happiness. Rochestie boldly illustrates the ability to always have perspective and find joy in all aspects of life. By adopting this innovative positive filter, you too can redefine the way you experience the world.This timely approach to how we define authenticity and success lays the foundation for turning personal soul communication into purposeful action. ¿ Reclaim your truth¿ Defy the odds by learning how to live with endless thankfulness ¿ Make joy a prerequisite to attract what you truly desire¿ Design a life beyond your wildest dreams Your journey begins today.
WHAT HAPPENS AT THE CHURCH STREET BREWERY DOESN''T ALL STAY THEREThe Church Street Brewery is located in the center of Uptown, in what use to be called Mechanicsville, a mile north of downtown. In the 1930s, during the Depression, only the rich factory owners could afford to live in downtown. The small-business owners of automobile shops or tailors moved to Mechanicsville, where now stands The Church Street Brewery.On any night, this former furniture factory, a one-story remodeled building is surrounded by several dozen folks sitting or standing on the outdoor patio or attending a university-sponsored religions discussion. Some sit like Rae and some stand like Professor David. A reserved Nadia sits at a nearby table and talks with her college friend Yuan, a 20-something Chinese-born student. Some men, like the 70-something Jim, a pillar of the community, float around the patio with a glass of chardonnay in hand. The reserved Carlton is a 71-year-old widower whose wife Dorothy died of breast cancer nine months ago. On sunny days, a cancer survivor, Debra, dons a cap to hide her hair loss while she strokes paint across a canvas. Next to Debra is Katherine, a 40-something, single, political operative who works for the governor of North Carolina.Then one fall Wednesday evening, all thesecharacters strangely (coincidentally?) meet,converse, and warm their bodies from thepatio fire pit. Some drink and some just talk.Some are kind and some are rude. At least one person''s life is changed ina moment that Wednesday night.
Guaranteed to make you sleepy.Sophie is an adventurous young girl who notices that whenever she yawns other people yawn too. Does she cause the yawning? Is her yawn traveling from person to person? Throughout the day Sophie notices that all kinds of different people yawn. Then she notices that something has changed, and her yawn is gone. Where did it go? Will it come back? Discover how Sophie, with the help of her dog Henry, finds her yawn again. Be careful. Reading this book may cause spontaneous yawning and sleepiness in young children and older adults!
Meet Ava the Antibody!She's here to give you an inside look at your amazing body.Have you ever had the flu?Maybe you've heard of chickenpox, the measles, or the mumps?All of these are viruses that can make you sick.But vaccines can help keep us safe and healthy, and Ava is here to show you how!
This is an inspiring, behind-the-scenes memoir about the First Female Rock Duo in Britain, Emily Muff, that blazed a trail during the Golden Age of Rock. Co-founded in London by two gutsy young American women in 1968, author Kathy Bushnell provides a first-hand account of what it was like to navigate the choppy waters of the male-dominated world of rock. She and her bandmate, Janet, wrote original songs and sang powerful harmonies. They also played Telecaster and Rickenbacker electric guitars, keyboards, flute, and blues harmonicas. Their female rock duo toured Great Britain extensively, opening concerts for the bands Family and Quintessence. It also appeared on the same bill as Yes, the Move, Steppenwolf, Van der Graaf Generator, the Nice, and America. Emily Muff received offers from several record companies, and also appeared on BBC Wales-TV and BBC London-TV. It wasn''t always an easy road, but Kathy and Janet''s creativity and determination helped Emily Muff achieve recognition as a bona fide chick rock duo in Britain. EM & MOO: Legacy of a ''60s Female Rock Duo will appeal to a wide range of readers, including teens and young women/men who aspire to enter the rock ''n'' roll arena. It will also be of interest to history buffs, and Baby Boomers eager to reconnect with the psychadelic scene and amazing music of the late ''60s-early ''70s.
We wanted nothing more than to have a child of our own, but becoming pregnant took longer than we expected! Now, as we welcome you into the world, our sweet child, we realize why we needed to wait. We had so many lessons to learn so we could welcome you into this world and be prepared for what you''d teach us. This is an ode to you, our sweet babe, and the incredible person you will become.
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