Bøger af Jamie Spencer

The true health and medicinal properties of herbs are at their most potent when used in their natural, unprocessed state, just the way they are found in the wilderness. Herbalism - Simple Remedies to Heal Your Body Inside and Out focuses on the medicinal uses of natural herbs for common illnesses and overall well-being. You will learn about some of the most commonly found herbs, their uses, how to safely prepare them for consumption or external use and create your own herb garden. By incorporating more use of natural herbal solutions in your life, you will: -Save more money from less frequent visits to the doctor or pharmacy, -Safe yourself from the unpleasant side effects of drugs and -Reduce the amount of chemicals you come in contact with when using hygiene products. Generally, you can look forward to a pleasant and less chemically-saturated household environment, which will have an immense impact on your overall health.

This novel, set mainly in St. Louis Missouri (tho' occasionally in outer space), tries to capture the romantic lives of young people today. Boys date boys, girls girls, along with the (somewhat more prevalent) girls and boys. The book explores the often fluid nature of one's sexual identity and preferences and how they can affect one's romantic commitments. Some key scenes play out in several of the St. Louis region's historic events and institutions-Lewis and Clark's exploration, the 1904 World's Fair, Cardinal baseball. Another site is Washington University. That educational setting offers the chance to trace the fascinating ways in which ideas are planted, take hold, and then spread far and wide. Above all, Modified Raptures dramatizes in detail the ways time's irresistible demands can shape (or doom) human relationships, careers and lives.

The books of the New Testament are not the infallible words of God and the texts were in a state of flux during the faith's early centuries. We can and should build on that flexible tradition. These are the claims by which this book is guided as the author challenges readers to take a more rational, more scholarly, and a more historical-critical approach to the New Testament.

The Train to Maine captures all the excitement of a train ride to a much-anticipated vacation destination. With a pace as lively as that of a moving train, the rhyming text portrays a child's journey from the bustle of Boston to the delights of Down East Maine.