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Who Owns Arizona?

A Drew Steele Civil War Mystery

By: E.E. “Doc” Murdock

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Who Owns Arizona?

A Drew Steele Civil War Mystery

By: E.E. “Doc” Murdock

Who Owns Arizona is a murder mystery set in the American West during the traumatic post-Civil War period. This fast-paced story has more twists and turns than a runaway river in flood stage. It begins in San Francisco when Drew Steele, a Civil War-veteran turned detective, is hired by newspaperman John Rudd to go to the Arizona territory to find a long-lost Spanish land grant that supposedly lays claim to the entire Arizona territory. Murders ensue, and Steele suspects the motive may be related to the missing Spanish land grant. Steele confronts hired gunslingers, marauding Indians, and of course, a number of beautiful, but dangerous, women as he searches for an illusive and exceptionally clever serial killer. Who Owns Arizona is a murder mystery in the classic mold.

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0923178163

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Point of Connection

By: Earle E. (Doc) Van Gilder

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Point of Connection

By: Earle E. (Doc) Van Gilder

What commences as a routine profile background investigation evolves into a sinister plot to alter the course of the free world. The premiere book in this series, SAID THE SPIDER, was only the beginning of the true to life adventures and experiences of Dan Jamieson and his team of novel, colorful and experienced investigators. Again the Jamieson Investigative Agency becomes immersed in a clandestine and decades old scheme of complete and total dominance by ruthless, clever and relentless enemies eager to satisfy what has become to them their eventual POINT OF CONNECTION to a one-world supreme authority. The adversaries cult-like dedication and years of trial and error are now on the verge of reaping the rewards they so desire. Undercover government operations during the turmoil of the 1960s suddenly collides with the deadly consequences of today making this a must read for anyone who enjoys an authentic mystery novel.

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1463415931

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9781463415938

Gone Shopping

An Odyssey of Discovery

By: Doc Carson

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Gone Shopping

An Odyssey of Discovery

By: Doc Carson

Gone Shopping follows a man on an odyssey through a mysterious shopping mall. Walk along with him as he probes the essentials of human happiness.

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0974722030

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Hair On Fire...In the 50s and 60s

By: P. T. "Doc" Carney

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Hair On Fire...In the 50s and 60s

By: P. T. "Doc" Carney

Joe Ruff is an exceptional young man, raised in rural Mississippi, who is conflicted by events in his emotional childhood, but who goes on to experience the hair-raising thrill of flight, motorcycle racing, and challenges with a learned distrust of women and inexperience with romance.

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1732208417

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9781732208414

Up the Road Less Travelled

By: Clarence "Doc" Ellis

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Up the Road Less Travelled

By: Clarence "Doc" Ellis

Climbing above 20,000 ft in the Andes; delving into the bowels of the earth in abandoned mines; facing hostile cape buffalo; finding a route on isolated buttes in the Grand Canyon; negotiating the deadly perils of government EEO regulations; researching gold and molybdenum deposits; shooting rifle competition at a National level; hunting in twenty foreign countries for creatures rarely heard of, and often with no interpreter available. Been there. Done that. At 70 plus years, still doing it. The Fat Lady has yet to sing!

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1491703067

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9781491703069

Nuking Mecca

By: Doc Cleirech

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Nuking Mecca

By: Doc Cleirech

September 11, 2001: Two engineers lose loved ones in the World Trade Center and travel together down a road of unthinkable revenge and mass murder. Exploiting gaps in international nuclear safeguards, they design and build a backyard atomic bomb. Taking advantage of loopholes in international shipping regulations, they smuggle their bomb into Saudi Arabia and detonate it, murdering a million innocent people in the City of Mecca. Meticulously researched, this work of fiction outlines the science and engineering of the simplest of nuclear weapons and underscores why nuclear proliferation is an issue of fundamental importance not just for the West, but for the whole world.

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143482151X

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Almost Heaven

Baseball in the 1910s

By: Doc Fletcher

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Almost Heaven

Baseball in the 1910s

By: Doc Fletcher

December 2055... a baseball-fanatic, 101-year-old man, dies and goes to heaven. Beyond blessed by being reunited with loved ones who have gone before, and meeting the two Guardian Angels who ushered him during his time on earth, he is embraced by The Other Side's peaceful, gentle, majestic, comforting, loving, and awe-inspiring beauty. As wonderful as it all is, including seeing Beethoven & Hendrix perform together on stage (John Prine the opening act), to paddle endless winding rivers with a back that never aches, play in baseball games that joyfully run for days yet never tire, it is the opportunity to be sent back to earth by Saint Peter for a decade-long (1911 through 1920) "human experience" that is most intriguing: with the opportunity to see, arguably, the greatest baseball player of them all, Ty Cobb, in action - viewed by a Tiger fan born 3 decades after Cobb retired. "Almost Heaven" takes you back to the 1910s, a decade that began with major league baseball teams constructing the first steel & concrete stadiums to replace their old wooden ballparks, and ends as the dead ball era of Detroit Tigers Ty Cobb & Wahoo Sam Crawford begins its metamorphosis into the live ball era of home run king Babe Ruth. The dead ball era (through 1919) was an era noted for its scientific / small ball approach, when teams played for one run at a time by out-thinking the foe, bunting, stealing bases, "hittin' 'em where they ain't", creating a mental hazard for the opposition by doing the unexpected – and Ty Cobb was its leading practitioner.

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Paddling & Pastimes

6 Midwest Cities: The Rivers that Made Them the Baseball Teams that Entertained Them

By: Doc Fletcher

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Paddling & Pastimes

6 Midwest Cities: The Rivers that Made Them the Baseball Teams that Entertained Them

By: Doc Fletcher

Adventures on rivers and at baseball stadiums, there is no set time to each experience, no two are alike in dimensions, each river and ballpark visit is excitedly anticipated, and (except for a few enclosed exceptions) weather conditions can impact the adventure. Canoeing and kayaking down a river and an afternoon at the ballpark are both important to our spiritual well-being. Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Detroit. All are major Midwestern cities that evolved on the banks of the rivers that flowed through them: the Allegheny, the Mississippi, the Chicago, the Milwaukee, the Cuyahoga, and the Detroit. Six rivers that were critical to six Midwestern towns in their discovery, development, transportation, commerce, and enjoyment. Paddling trips down each of the six rivers, at least the segment of the rivers flowing through these big cities, are wide, deep, slow-moving affairs —not your usual canoeing and kayaking rural, backwoods adventures—that combine the joy of paddling with fascinating glimpses of history and architecture on the riverbanks. With backgrounds provided by river tour guides and history books, we’ll share with you the unique view from the water, in words and photos, of each city’s riverside landmarks. One of the landmarks each city has in common is a major league ballpark either along or near the river. Coinciding with the 1800s industrial development of these six Midwest cities was the birth of our national pastime, the grand old game of baseball. Baseball was the balance needed to counteract our country’s often turbulent shift from a society of primarily family farmers to Industrial Revolution clock-punchers. The beauty of the hit-and-run, the green grass of a sunlit field, a ballpark frank and a cold beer, brought the same smile and serenity in the 1800s as they do today. To the River of No Return, Doc Fletcher

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1496972295

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Crueltown

A Drew Steele Los Angeles-Las Vegas Mystery

By: E.E. “Doc” Murdock

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Crueltown

A Drew Steele Los Angeles-Las Vegas Mystery

By: E.E. “Doc” Murdock

LA detective, Drew Steele, takes on a new case while still recovering from life-threatening wounds he suffered in an IED explosion in Iraq where he was working for "the company" as a private contractor. The doctors told him he would never walk again, but he proved them wrong. After multiple surgeries, he is able to walk again using a high-tech prosthetic foot (which provides a convenient place to hide a tiny gun). Although he walks with a limp, don't call him a cripple; he's still one of the most successful and sought-after detectives in LA. His first case back in LA seems routine – a missing Las Vegas casino boss - and unrelated to what he was doing in Iraq, but the case turns decidedly dangerous when the missing man turns up dead with a strange message burned into the flesh of his forehead. When the autopsy reveals a grisly surprise in the dead man's stomach, Steele suspects it was put there to suggest the murder is somehow connected to drug trafficking in Crueltown, the criminal hideout in a toxic swamp near the LA-harbor where police are not allowed. But is Crueltown really at the center of this mystery, or is it one of his old enemies trying to draw him into a deadly trap? Crueltown is a Noir murder mystery that pits two brilliant minds against each other in a life and death struggle against a backdrop of the darker side of LA and Vegas.

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H.O.T. Press Publishing

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0923178201

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9780923178208

American Warrior

By: Brig. Gen. John C. "Doc" Bahnsen Jr. USA,Wess Roberts

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American Warrior

By: Brig. Gen. John C. "Doc" Bahnsen Jr. USA,Wess Roberts

Brigadier General John C. "Doc" Bahnsen, Jr. One of America's most decorated soldiers in the Vietnam War. The ultimate warrior who engaged the enemy from nearly every type of aircraft and armored vehicle in the Army's inventory. An expert strategist who developed military tactics later adopted as doctrine. A revered leader ready to plunge into the thick of battle with his bare hands... From Fort Knox to the front lines, accounts of Doc's brilliance in time of war became the stuff of legend--stories that are told with reverence to this day, inspiring raw recruits as well as America's future leaders. Now, drawing on his own recollections, as well as those of the men who fought beside him, Doc Bahnsen gives a full, uncensored account of his astonishing war record--and an unforgettable ground-level view of the day-to-day realities of serving one's country. "Spellbinding. . .a must-read."--Thomas E. White, Jr.,18th Secretary of the Army "Uncensored, raw, and striking. . .I recommend it highly."--General Barry R. McCaffrey "Packed with heaps of heroism, courage, sacrifice, controvery--and a dash of humor."--Major General James L. Dozier "This book explodes like a hand grenade. Be ready for a hell of a read!"--Lieutenant General Hank Emerson **Main Selection of the Military Book Club**

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Citadel

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0806537744

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9780806537740

Hawk Recon

Head Hunters of the A Shau Valley

By: William "Doc" Osgood

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Hawk Recon

Head Hunters of the A Shau Valley

By: William "Doc" Osgood

...a refreshingly honest and authentic war memoir." — The VVA Veteran It took courage and a certain sense of wild adventure to be a combat medic during the Vietnam War, and William 'Doc' Osgood exemplified their daring attitude. Doc would see combat throughout South Vietnam, spending much of his time deep in the bush far from the relative safety of base camps. With the less than encouraging words that “you’ll be dead in 15 seconds” still ringing in his ears, Doc embarked on an eventful and at times harrowing combat tour that pitted the famed 101st Airborne Division against some of the North Vietnamese Army’s finest troops on the battlefields of the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Hamburger Hill, and the deadly A Shau Valley. Doc would serve as the head medic with legendary Colonel Charlie Beckwith’s (creator of the US Army’s Delta Force) 2/327th, 101st Airborne Division, Hawk Recon in what was arguably one of the most dangerous jobs in the deadliest part of South Vietnam. Doc also became an unofficial combat artist during the war.

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Pen and Sword Military

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1526782960

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9781526782960

Incoming

By: Jack “Doc” Manick

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Incoming

By: Jack “Doc” Manick

1969 was a momentous year for the world and especially America. It was a year when man first set foot on the moon and in an equally amazing feat, the New York Mets won baseballs coveted World Series. While earth shaking events were happening two hundred thousand miles from home or deep within the confines of Shea Stadium, men of every race, education and age group were fighting and dying 12,000 miles from home in Americas most unpopular war, Vietnam. Today, 40 years later, writer, husband and Veteran Jack Manick reaches into his soul and resurrects the fear, tension, foreboding, laughter and terror that he and his fellow "Band of Brothers" felt as they walked the jungles and forests of the Central Highlands of Vietnam in 1969. While in the "Bush", he carried a pack, a medical aid bag, two knives, three grenades, a rifle, pistol and an unbreakable commitment to save the lives of his fellow soldiers, even at the cost of his own. The story of Jack "Doc" Manick and his fellow soldiers is one of survival...survival in a country laden with malaria, crawling with venomous snakes, scorpions, rats, giant centipedes and tigers and dominated by an enemy determined "Not to lose the War!" The language is as tough as the enemy who fought against him, as unrelenting as the blistering heat of the Dry Season and as depressing as the endless mud and mold of the Monsoon Season. Incoming invites you to lace up your jungle boots and take a walk with Jack through the jungles and the fields of dry grass in the Central Highlands of Vietnam in 1969.

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1452061114

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The Songs of Doc Watson

By: Doc Watson

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The Songs of Doc Watson

By: Doc Watson

This book was conceived and designed for Doc Watson music-lovers. Doc himself typed out the original list of songs that he would like to see in the book. A few deletions and additions were made because of copyright problems. Even so, the final collection is superlative. In it you will find the same wide variety of songs that you would hear at any Doc Watson concert. In addition to words, melody and chord names, more than half the book is filled with guitar transcriptions in both tablature and standard music notation. Most every song has both the basic accompaniment pattern together with at least one guitar instrumental break. Realizing that Doc’s fans include guitar players of all degrees of accomplishment, we have included something for those who just barely play and for those who will one day produce their own guitar method book. As if that weren’t enough, each song includes an introduction by Doc, where he “recollects” and reminisces about the occasion on which he first heard a particular song, who sang it, how, and where. Doc gives his own verbal interpretation of each song and tells why he likes it. There is a general introduction to the book by Doc, and also one by Ralph Rinzler. There’s a section on how to read tablature and understand various symbols used in the guitar transcriptions. Of course, there are lots of photographs; a discography too. Finally, so that you get the full flavor of Doc, there are a few banjo pieces-complete.

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Oak Publications

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1783234385

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Incoming...The Men of the 70Th

By: Jack “Doc” Manick

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Incoming...The Men of the 70Th

By: Jack “Doc” Manick

It was a monumental year...the Mamas and Papas, The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan and scores of world famous rock groups poured out their sweet music and wonderful lyrics to a generation of young people in search of themselves. In July, what was thought to be impossible became possible...Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon and for one shining moment in October, the NY Mets were no longer to be laughed at...they won the 1969 World Series! The year was 1969!. While earth shaking events were happening two hundred thousand miles from home or deep within the confines of Shea Stadium, men of every race, education and age group were fighting and dying 12,000 miles from home in Americas most unpopular war, Vietnam. Today, 40 years later, writer, husband and Veteran Jack Manick reaches into his soul for one last time and completes his account of a young medic as he walked the jungles and forests of the Central Highlands of Vietnam in 1969. While in the Bush, he carried a pack, a medical aid bag, two knives, three grenades, a rifle, pistol and an unbreakable commitment to save the lives of his fellow soldiers, even at the cost of his own. The story of Jack Doc Manick and his fellow soldiers is one of survival...survival in a country laden with malaria, crawling with venomous snakes, scorpions, rats, giant centipedes and tigers and dominated by an enemy determined Not to lose the War! Incoming...The Men of the 70th, invites you to lace up your jungle boots and take a walk with Jack through the jungles and the fields of dry grass in the Central Highlands of Vietnam in 1969.

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1481734024

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The Pain Artist

An American Hikikomori

By: E.E. "Doc" Murdock

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The Pain Artist

An American Hikikomori

By: E.E. "Doc" Murdock

The Pain Artist is a dark psychological novel about a young man who, after being abandoned and left homeless, is forced to move in with his invalid grandmother who lives in a gang-infested neighborhood of South Central Los Angeles. Crippled and in constant pain, he becomes a self-described Hikikomori (a Japanese term for young men who withdraw from society to live mostly on the internet). The novel explores the horrific challenges of today’s inner-city youth. From the chilling opening, to the existentially alarming conclusion, the reader is carried along with the protagonist on his journey of learning and self discovery.

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0923178260

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We All Feel Grumpy Sometimes

By: Doc And J. Lajeunesse

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We All Feel Grumpy Sometimes

By: Doc And J. Lajeunesse

We All Feel Grumpy Sometimes is the fi rst in a series of books on how children and their parents can eff ectively manage everyday emotions. Illustrated by James LaJeunesse, the text is written by Ronald Doc, LaJeunesse author of the award winning book Political Asylums and co-author of two new books Addicts in Wonderland and Hollywood to Heaven. Ronald A. LaJeunesse has served as the Chair of a major school board, as a police commissioner, a college instructor and as the CEO of a large mental health service. He is a parent of four sons and four grandchildren. With a life-long interest in child development and a recent interest in quantum thought, Ron has worked with a number of child and baby specialists including Dr. Benjamin Spock. James R. LaJeunesse is an artist, pilot and graphic designer working as a Geo-Spatial Specialist, plotting and illustrating airspace structures for the aviation industry.

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1463429088

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Walk with Me

IaEUR(tm)ll Tell You No Lies

By: Paul aEURoeDocaEUR Gaccione

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Walk with Me

IaEUR(tm)ll Tell You No Lies

By: Paul aEURoeDocaEUR Gaccione

This story is going to tell how and why destiny had a man with no literary talent or writing skills, along with a very limited vocabulary, become an author of five best-selling books. This book will be the culmination of all the books the author has written. According to the FBI and New York Organized Crime Task Force, he is a high-profile member of the Mafia. Never before has this man talked or written about the Mafia. In each of his five books, he is evasive when it comes to the Mafia allegations brought upon him by law enforcement. During the writing of this book, he became inspired to be completely truthful about his involvement in the Mafia. He says that he will do this without being a snitch, which he refers to as a rat. During his admission, he only speaks of people who are deceased or people who have become rats. The author is going to show how one man becoming too powerful within our political structure would be able to jeopardize the democracy of the greatest nation on the face of the earth. This fascinating man's story is thrown off the rails when his insight tells him that our nation is under siege. He goes on to tell how and why our nation has been recently threatened to have its democracy overthrown. Could it be possible that one sick, deranged man with too much power could jeopardize the future of our great nation? The book offers some humor and many messages, but most of all, it shows that with an unbreakable determination in one's belief, your destiny will be fulfilled. This story has one incredible, unexplainable event that takes place, which will keep you on your toes throughout. You will read about this phenomenal occurrence in depth when the story from "Beyond the Beyond" is told. So strap on your seat belts because you are about to take an incredible journey of an old man's quest to bring forth the message from "Beyond the Beyond" and fulfill his destiny.

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9798889605881

Gifts from Grandpa

By: Grandpa Doc

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Gifts from Grandpa

By: Grandpa Doc

The aim of this volume originally was to occupy my time during the start of and worst of the Pandemic of 2020. As I started, I realized that I could write. For me writing was like surgery without anesthesia. The subject of the volume was to allow others to perhaps learn from my self-induced pain and pain brought by others, Although the sentiments are true to my heart, the examples used and people referred to are not meant to be actual history but lessons and teachings. The aim was not to generate money from my endeavors. It was to give those now and forever life lessons. All net proceeds will be directed to charitable endeavors. I do hope that these pages which follow serve to satisfy this dream.

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1663218021

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9781663218025

Stress Relief Wisdom

Ten Key Distinctions For A Stress-Free Life

By: Doc Orman

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Stress Relief Wisdom

Ten Key Distinctions For A Stress-Free Life

By: Doc Orman

Learn the 10 clarifying life principles that will help you have less stress and find more happiness and success from the author of The 14 Day Stress Cure. In this life-changing book, you’ll discover 10 key distinctions for stress relief that will help you instantly feel better and happier and live a life free of the anxiety, tension and stress that plagues most people. The truth is that stress only exists because of our incorrect perspectives of the world. We think certain things in life work one way, when in reality they work very differently. By simply changing and improving your perspectives on how life actually works, you can eliminate many faulty beliefs and become free of any stress and tension they might be causing. Dr. Mort (Doc) Orman has been studying stress and the impact of thoughts on your health, success and life for more than thirty years. In his research, he found 10 key distinctions or “clarifying life principles” anyone can use to turn themselves into a more skillful thinker—creating an almost instant release of stress, anxiety, tension and other related problems. When you gain more wisdom and eliminate negative thoughts from your life, you’ll feel a sense of calm an inner peace like you’ve never felt before. This is the power of gaining deeper insights into what it really means to be human, which this book provides. When you learn how to turn your faulty thoughts around, you actually create more energy and power that moves you into the direction you want to go in your life faster than you’ve ever moved before.

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1631611224

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Code of Federal Regulations Title 50

Wildlife and Fisheries

By: Department of Commerce (DoC) Staff

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Code of Federal Regulations Title 50

Wildlife and Fisheries

By: Department of Commerce (DoC) Staff

The Code of Federal Regulations is a codification of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by the Executive departments and agencies of the United States Federal Government.

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0160722136

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