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  National Park Mysteries &...

  Bill Melder, Steve Stockton

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  Some of the most visited national parks in the country have a dark side. 
   
   
   
  Aside from crowds of hikers, campers, and general tourists, there's a dark side to these three locations in California; the famous Yosemite, Joshua Tree, and Mount Shasta. From strange disappearances, grisly murders, and bone-chilling paranormal hauntings and ghost sightings; these pristine locales have a lot more to offer than just serene hiking trails or camping. In this second installment of National Park Mysteries & Disappearances, Steve Stockton, along with Bill Melder, presents the listener with a side to these locations you've never heard before. 
   
   
   
  So, put aside your nature guidebooks, forget about the pretty leaves, and the relaxing streams as well as the miniature golf, the funnel cakes and all the other "tourist traps" and prepare for a wild ride on the dark side of these major national parks.

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  Fast This Way

  Cristina Lane

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  Fast This Way: Learn All the Truth About Fasting and Discover Different Ways You Can Finally Lose Weight!Fasting is the practice of abstaining from food for a predetermined period. A typical fast lasts between 12 and 24 hours; however, some can last for days at a time. The "fasting period" may allow for water, tea, and coffee as well as a little bit of food. Fasting has several health advantages, including controlling your blood sugar, supporting your brain function, boosting metabolism, weight loss and many more! People in good health shouldn't have any problems fasting for a few days, provided they don't become dehydrated. But precautions should be taken as well like consulting with your doctor if you’re not sure if a fasting type of diet is appropriate for you.In this audiobook, you will learn everything about fasting, how it works, its benefits and the diets that make use of fasting. This audiobook will cover the following topics:- Religion and Fasting- Is it Safe to Fast?- The Best Diets- Workout and Weight Loss- And many more!If you want to learn more, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!

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  Jail Blazers - How the Portland...

  Kerry Eggars

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  In the late ’90s and early 2000s, the Portland Trail Blazers were one of the hottest teams in the NBA. For almost a decade, they won 60 percent of their games while making it to the Western Conference Finals twice. However, what happened off-court was just as unforgettable as what they did on the court. 
   
  When someone asked Blazers general manager Bob Whitsitt about his team’s chemistry, he replied that he’d “never studied chemistry in college.” And with that, the “Jail Blazers” were born. Built in a similar fashion to a fantasy team, the team had skills, but their issues ended up being their undoing. In fact, many consider it the darkest period in franchise history. 
   
  While fans across the country were watching the skills of Damon Stoudamire, Rasheed Wallace, and Zach Randolph, those in Portland couldn’t have been more disappointed in the players’ off-court actions. This, many have mentioned, included a very racial element—which carried over to the players as well. As forward Rasheed Wallace said, “We’re not really going to worry about what the hell [the fans] think about us. They really don’t matter to us. They can boo us every day, but they’re still going to ask for our autographs if they see us on the street. That’s why they’re fans and we’re NBA players.” 
   
  While people think of the Detroit Pistons of the eighties as the elite “Bad Boys,” the “Jail Blazers” were actually bad. Author Kerry Eggers, who covered the Trail Blazers during this controversial era, goes back to share the stories from the players, coaches, management, and those in Portland when the players were in the headlines as much for their play as for their legal issues.

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  Dog Behiviour Training Learn Dog...

  Maree Hart

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  If you already have a dog in your life or you are considering adopting a dog into your life then this book is a must-read. Whether you have behavioral or obedience issues or not, there is always something new to learn when you understand how the mind and body of a dog actually works.Maree is so tuned in to animals, dogs in particular, that she understands exactly how they are feeling and what they are thinking. This book will teach you how to ‘speak dog’. It’s all about teaching humans to speak dog, not training the dog to understand what their human is asking of them. Maree often get's called the Practical Dog trainer or the Dog Whisperer because of her methods.

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  Game Changers - Stories of...

  Zane Ryder

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  In every era, athletes have pushed the boundaries of what is possible within their sports, but some have gone even further, breaking societal and cultural barriers in ways that extended far beyond the field. These trailblazers were not just pioneers in athletic achievement; they were agents of change who challenged and changed the status quo. 
  One of the most significant ways athletes have broken barriers is by overcoming racial and gender inequalities. The barriers that existed in sports were often a reflection of the larger societal issues of their time. In the early 20th century, racial segregation in professional sports was common. For African American athletes, simply getting the chance to play was an act of defiance. Jackie Robinson's entry into Major League Baseball in 1947, when he became the first African American to play in the MLB, was a defining moment in the fight against racial discrimination in sports. Robinson’s courage on the field changed the landscape of professional sports and helped to dismantle segregation both in athletics and in society. 
  Similarly, gender barriers have been a significant challenge for female athletes. For many years, women were excluded from participating in major competitions, and the sports they were allowed to play were often seen as inferior. However, athletes like Billie Jean King, who defeated Bobby Riggs in the infamous "Battle of the Sexes" tennis match in 1973, helped to elevate women's sports and demonstrate that women were just as capable of excelling at the highest levels. King's victory wasn’t just a win in sports—it was a victory for gender equality and a powerful symbol of the struggle for women's rights.

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  Anxiety And Depression & Runners...

  Charlie Mason

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  Anxiety And Depression:Do you feel down in the dumps?Does everything seem blue to you?Does it feel like all hope is lost?Is getting up in the morning and facing the world as hard as climbing a mountain? 
  If you, or someone you care for, feel like this, then you might be in the grips of depression. 
  In this book, “Anxiety and Depression Cure: Simple Workbook for Anxiety Relief. Stop Worrying and Overcome Depression Fast” we will go over anxiety and depression and how this potentially debilitating condition can keep you from becoming the best possible version of yourself! 
  In this book, we will cover the following areas:The definition of anxietyThe definition of depressionThe causes of both anxiety and depressionTreatment options for sufferersAlternative treatment options 
  …and much more. 
  In this book, we will go over the ways in which you can help yourself, and others, overcome depression and anxiety.Runners Handbook:Are you looking to improve your physical fitness by running or jogging? 
  If that's the case, The Novice Runner's Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide to Get You Started as a Runner or Jogger is a must read for you. 
  Even if you have been training as a runner for a while, and even if you have already read several books on running, the insights that you will gain from reading this book are unique, and they will go a long way in helping you understand how you can overcome your own boundaries as a runner and how you can seek out and conquer bigger running challenges.

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