Enough!


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In the cultural story in which we live, we are told that we are never enough. We think we must repeatedly alter or improve ourselves in order to be deserving of the happiness, acceptance, security, and meaning we desire. We are told we are not enough to make a difference in the mounting economic, political, social, and environmental crises of our times. But what if all of these messages are wrong? What if most of the suffering we experiencelow self-esteem, self-doubt, depression, anxiety, addiction, fear, and stressarent an indication of personal deficit, but are direct symptoms of a set of cultural norms that cause us to orient toward lack while systematically ignoring opportunities for abundance and well-being for ourselves and the planet?Enough! reveals the startlingly simple cure for the planetary paradigm: examining our orientation to the word enough. Drawing inspiration from a spontaneous download she received of these words I am enough. I have enough. We are enough. We have enough. Enough! and providing evidence from the diverse domains of science, technology, spirituality, systems theory, indigenous wisdom, and thriving social movements, author Laurie McCammon shows that a more positive and collectively abundant future is inevitable.Because the New Story we are waking up to is not another mythical story, but the universe's 13.8 billion-year-old Enough success story, one whose intention is to ensure sustainable abundance for all, absolutely nothing can stand in the way. from the IntroductionEnough! offers a solution to our broken paradigm and our broken psyches and shows readers how to root out this never-enough story and develop a sense of enoughness that leads organically to solutions to problems from the personal to the local to the geopolitical.




Tributary


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Poetry. LGBT Studies. "The poems of Kevin McLellan's highly accomplished first collection are haunting and elliptical but never oblique or encoded. Lightning flashes of insight, memory, elegy, and stern self-reckonings illuminate the horizons of these poems, which are unsettling and ecstatic by turns. These are the poems of 'polysemy without mask' that Paul Celan strove to write, and Kevin McLellan is a poet of singular promise." David Wojahn"




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The Map Catalog


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This unique sourcebook for map lovers is newly revised in a third edition that includes more maps than ever before. In addition to a profusion of road maps, aerial maps, geological maps, historical maps, weather maps, nautical maps, military maps, census maps, and astronomical maps, this third revised edition contains: -- the most current maps of Russia and Eastern Europe; -- a new section on the age of exploration; -- the most up-to-date information about map software; -- a completely new section on how to have a professional map made; -- the latest information about the new generation of maps based on the 1990 census. Whether you want maps of airports or zip codes, highways, hurricanes, or hidden treasure, The Map Catalog is the book for you.




Tributary (full Color)


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When do salmonflies hatch on Montana's Boulder River? How exactly does Wyoming's stream access law work? What is Whitefish Ed? When should I plan a trip into the Wind River Range? This 8.5x11, 290-page compendium of fly-fishing writer Joshua Bergan's work from 2006-2021 answers those questions and more, alongside all-new original content. This is the perfect supplement to the where-to guidebooks, and it provides a fresh look at fishing in Montana and Wyoming (even a little about Idaho). Tributary is a quick and easy read riddled with sharp, vivid imagery that portrays the beauty of fly-fishing. It aims to be a more nuanced look at details of our beloved art-sport-hobby-pastime, that goes beyond the usual topics and discussions. It fills in the details on where-to, how-to, when-to, and why-to that guidebooks aren't designed to cover. Says Bergan: "It's acting on the awareness that we all have a limited number of days in this often-difficult existence, so we should spend as many of them as we can in ways that keep us elevated." Once you've read the guidebooks, you're ready for Tributary.




Rivers of North America


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Rivers of North America, Second Edition features new updates on rivers included in the first edition, as well as brand new information on additional rivers. This new edition expands the knowledge base, providing readers with a broader comparative approach to understand both the common and distinct attributes of river networks. The first edition addressed the three primary disciplines of river science: hydrology, geomorphology, and ecology. This new edition expands upon the interactive nature of these disciplines, showing how they define the organization of a riverine landscape and its processes. An essential resource for river scientists working in ecology, hydrology, and geomorphology. Provides a single source of information on North America’s major rivers Features authoritative information on more than 200 rivers from regional specialists Includes full-color photographs and topographical maps to illustrate the beauty, major features, and uniqueness of each river system Offers one-page summaries help readers quickly find key statistics and make comparisons among rivers







The Nature Catalog


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The definitive resource for anyone who wants to understand, observe, cultivate, and preserve our natural environment, here is a comprehensive and conveniently organized new guide from the author of The Map Catalog. The book's 28 chapters present a full range of useful information on topics from animal protection to national parks to sea life to crystals and gems. Photographs throughout; 16 pages of color.




Tributary


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Poems about color as a race and aesthetic issue.




Trials & Tributaries


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