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The placenta, the root of your origin, is a miraculous organ that shares and protects your life. It is the conductor that unites you with your mother and serves as the control panel of the womb-ship that sustains you until you are born. It was conceived at the moment of your genesis. Your placenta is genetically identical to you. Though you share some of your parents' genetic identity, unless you have a monozygotic (identical) twin, no one, except your placenta, has ever been so perfectly, exactly you. Sexual reproduction, the act of creating new life, only works because of the placenta. As mammals, we reproduce sexually, so sex is the reddest, hottest tile in the mosaic of our earthly lives, and the placenta is the mandala in the center of this miracle. Historically, our creation stories tell of the Earth Mother birthing the world: her amniotic fluid became the oceans, the placenta became the Tree of Life. This demonstrates how essential the placenta is to our survival and how embedded it is in our psyche. According to Chaos Theory, dynamic systems are sensitive to start up conditions. Human beings are extremely dynamic systems, and our survival hinges on the strength of our individual immune systems. The placenta is the commander-in-chief of the baby's immune system during embryonic development (i.e. condition of start-up). Thus, we must protect our offspring's placentas by being gentle during the transition of birth, to give our children the best possible start and protect the very foundation of their immune systems.

Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy by Steven Lee is the first Manual written for those individuals interested in becoming Mohs Techs. The manual touches on all areas of a Mohs techs' responsibilities, with charts, diagrams and photographs to aid the beginner to better understand their most important responsibility. This manual covers Quality Control, Specimen Inking and Mapping, Embedding, Cryotomy, The Hematoxylin and Eosin Stain, Coverslipping and Troubleshooting. ~~~~~~~~~~Upon graduating Laboratory Technology training in New York City, Steven Lee moved to Florida where he began his work in Histology. Lee worked for one of the first Mohs Surgeons in Palm Beach County in 1982 and has continued working in that specialty for a number of surgeons in the South Florida region. This past year, Lee created the first employment Staffing Agency that specifically address this specialized area of expertise. www.mohstechstaffing.com is a website designed to place qualified Mohs Techs with Mohs Surgeons. In addition, Mr. Lee also offers individual and group training programs.~~~~~~~~~~~~~1stworldpublishing.com

This book lays out a sure-fire method for increasing membership and getting the new members involved in making good things happen. It provides practical, easy steps to take to success and is written in easy-to-understand, no-nonsense language.In today's world many of our volunteer service organizations are quickly loosing members and are becoming much less effective at accomplishing their goals. Yet there are hundreds, and even thousands, of people eligible to join and participate in the worthwhile purposes of these groups. The methods and steps in the book have been followed by the author and others to greatly increase membership in organizations and will guide the reader in doing the same. The work describes a bus ride to accomplishment and what to do when the bus encounters obstacles along the way. It is important that we remember that people in these organizations are volunteers, not paid employees, and as such must be provided with meaningful tasks for which they can see results...and they must receive the proper recognition for what they do. Good management principles show that Achievement and Recognition are the two most important motivators for people. The book encourages officers in organizations to be sure to providea large measure of both to their members. This work discusses the importance of letting the community and the world know about the good work of your organization and discusses how to do this. Finally, the book encourages members to keep on keeping on. Tofind ways to overcome the obstacles and accomplish the great goals of the group. WE MUST ACT NOW IF OUR ORGANIZATIONS ARE TO SUCCEED. This small book, full of BIG IDEAS shows us how.

~~~~~Winner of the Iowa Source Poetry Book Prize ~~~~"I am taken with W.E. Butts's quiet lyricism and his ability to make the most everyday occurrences on one hand sparkle with the surprise of discovering a previously unknown universe,some previously untapped power, and at the same time be immediately useful to the soul and enriching and within reach of every reader's sensibilities. He can make you believe that the clouds and the weather and the sparrows were conspiring all along to buoy us intact to this moment, giving us the strength to confront the next precarious instance of time, history, memory, and existence." --------- Rustin Larson, Iowa Source Poetry Book Prize Judge, author of Crazy Star (Loess Hills Books, 2005)-------"W.E. Butts makes a brilliant and deeply skilled debut in Sunday Evening at the Stardust Cafe. While he depicts the seemingly vacuous routines and scenes of small town life, we find we're witnessing the most poignant of places where the inside of the nothing that seems to be happening is equal to the weight of whatever we're capable of feeling. He's sculpted the voiceof the average guy, but a guy who's super-sized the child of wonder inside him. What a relief and gift it is to discover that there are still avatars out there, walking unnoticed on the edge of their senses among us. Like they used to say when it meant what it said: 'marvelous'" ----- Jack Myers, Texas Poet Laureate, 2003-'04 author of Routine Heaven (2005 Texas Review Poetry Prize)-----"The poems of W.E. Butts are wryly observant, cleanly written, and above all elegaic -- haunted by the past in a way that scrupulously avoids sentimentality and the glib reckonings which characterize so much contemporary poetry. Quietly soulful, these are poems we can trust, both for their craft and for their maturity of vision." ----- David Wojahn author of Interrogation Palace: New and Selected Poems 1982-2004 (University of Pittsburgh Press)-----~~~~~~ABOUT THE AUTHOR:W.E. Butts has published poems in The 1997 Anthology of of Magazine Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry (Monitor Books), Atlanta Review, Cimarron Review, Mid-American Review, and several other magazines and anthologies. The recipient of a Pushcart Prize nomination, he is also the author of a chapbook, Sunday Factory, from Finishing Line Press. Sunday Evening at theStardust Cafe was chosen as a finalist for the 2005 Philip Levine Prize in Poetry from the University of California/Fresno.

"I am taken with W.E. Butts's quiet lyricism and his ability to make the most everyday occurrences on one hand sparkle with the surprise of discovering a previously unknown universe,some previously untapped power, and at the same time be immediately useful to the soul and enriching and within reach of every reader's sensibilities. He can make you believe that the clouds and the weather and the sparrows were conspiring all along to buoy us intact to this moment, giving us the strength to confront the next precarious instance of time, history, memory, and existence." -- Rustin Larson, Iowa Source Poetry Book Prize Judge author of Crazy Star (Loess Hills Books, 2005)"W.E. Butts makes a brilliant and deeply skilled debut in Sunday Evening at the Stardust Cafe. While he depicts the seemingly vacuous routines and scenes of small town life, we find we're witnessing the most poignant of places where the inside of the nothing that seems to be happening is equal to the weight of whatever we're capable of feeling. He's sculpted the voiceof the average guy, but a guy who's super-sized the child of wonder inside him. What a relief and gift it is to discover that there are still avatars out there, walking unnoticed on the edge of their senses among us. Like they used to say when it meant what it said: 'marvelous'" -- Jack Myers, Texas Poet Laureate, 2003-'04 author of Routine Heaven (2005 Texas Review Poetry Prize)"The poems of W.E. Butts are wryly observant, cleanly written, and above all elegaic -- haunted by the past in a way that scrupulously avoids sentimentality and the glib reckonings which characterize so much contemporary poetry. Quietly soulful, these are poems we can trust, both for their craft and for their maturity of vision." -- David Wojahn author of Interrogation Palace: New and Selected Poems 1982-2004 (University of Pittsburgh Press)ABOUT THE AUTHOR:W.E. Butts has published poems in The 1997 Anthology of of Magazine Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry (Monitor Books), Atlanta Review, Cimarron Review, Mid-American Review, and several other magazines and anthologies. The recipient of a Pushcart Prize nomination, he is also the author of a chapbook, Sunday Factory, from Finishing Line Press. Sunday Evening at theStardust Cafe was chosen as a finalist for the 2005 Philip Levine Prize in Poetry from the University of California/Fresno.

A dog is a valued family member that needs structure to cohabitate well with people. Like people, dogs are individuals and have different needs. Being aware of their unique profile will help in appropriately selecting, raising and caring for your companion. Basic canine psychology is discussed to assist the owner in developing an ideal working relationship, one of love, trust, and respect. Dog handling to a large extent is a physical skill; consistently presenting oneself with one uniform presentation demonstrates leadership qualities to a dog. The handler's techniques are described in detail, step by step, within the pages of this book. Further, we haven't forgotten about our pals with problems such as jumping, barking, destructiveness, and aggression. Utilizing Canine Instinct's teaching methods, we have outlined simple and effective strategies to resolve these common issues. Through anecdotes, that are fun and memorable, STAY. COME. HEEL will show you how to learn a canine's true mental and physical potential ..an experience and skill that few people have realized .until now. Enjoy the process.

USA Fact Book contains valuable information regarding the origins of the country we call The United States of America.Learn about the Presidents, the States,Wars,Patriotic song lyrics and historical documents such as the Declaration of Independence and The Constitution. All Americans can benefit from the knowledge contained within this book. Author Bio: Christopher L.Hickman was born and raised in Michigan City,Indiana and lists professional basketball and baseball among his favorite pastimes. Books he has enjoyed reading are The Holy Bible,The Holy Quran, books on Buddhism and nearly all books on American history and culture. This book was assembled to help citizens,children and immigrants get basic information of the USA easily and effectively. Christopher splits his time between Michigan City and Milwaukee,Wisconsin where he lives and works.

A dog is a valued family member that needs structure to cohabitate well with people. Like people, dogs are individuals and have different needs. Being aware of their unique profile will help in appropriately selecting, raising and caring for your companion. Basic canine psychology is discussed to assist the owner in developing an ideal working relationship, one of love, trust, and respect. Dog handling to a large extent is a physical skill; consistently presenting oneself with one uniform presentation demonstrates leadership qualities to a dog. The handler's techniques are described in detail, step by step, within the pages of this book. Further, we haven't forgotten about our pals with problems such as jumping, barking, destructiveness, and aggression. Utilizing Canine Instinct's teaching methods, we have outlined simple and effective strategies to resolve these common issues. Through anecdotes, that are fun and memorable, STAY. COME. HEEL will show you how to learn a canine's true mental and physical potential ..an experience and skill that few people have realized .until now. Enjoy the process.

In our poetry unit this year, our sixth graders read and memorized famous poems, were exposed to many different types of poetry, and tried their hand at writing their own poetry. Some of those poems include tanka, cinquain, haiku, acrostic, bio, concrete, diamante, ocean research, couplets, title down, and limericks. My students had fun creating poems that expressed who they really are. They also quickly discovered that writing poetry is very revealing, which can be scary. I am proud of their willingness to share this part of themselves with others. The openness and ease with which they write, along with their wit and honesty, simply amazes me. I hope you enjoy reading their work as much as I have. They should be very proud of their accomplishments. ~~~~Ann Gookin, 6th Grade Language Arts Teacher

Marty Vaughn chronicles the life of a woman born in late 19th century Iowa. Daughter of a German maid and an English nobleman, Marty spends her earliest years in England. Due to her father's untimely passing, however, her mother sends her back to the United States to live with an aunt and uncle on an Iowa farm. Once her mother remarries, she also returns to the United States with her new husband. Marty is reunited with her mother, and in the ensuing years she completes school, finds work in a hotel, falls in love, and marries. As she matures, she begins to have experiences of a supernatural nature. Woven into the fine details of rural Iowa living, births, deaths, and the mysteries of a fine wooden trunk are all presented with Midwestern frankness and quiet passion.