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Amrican Poet brings you into the world of R. Cary through over 50,000 words of relentless pressure on your reality. Just as you believe the beating and pulsating of your existence will cease, you will find yourself deeper into questions of self and reality, trapping you in the 'crux' of human faith and human pain. Amrican Poet is built to 'break your reality' and to push the genres of poetry to deliver a symposium of poems put together as one story; one story of human faith and human pain, showing what it means to live in the purgatory of the two and what it means to step out from the 'crux' and into the light. Amrican Poet Features: Ravaging Pain, Fractures, Darkside, Blonde Beast, Endurance, Golden Lion, Art of Self, Infinity, Human As Art, Thunder, Elysium, Fire Heart, Phoenix. Start your journey. It is yours to take. Thanks, R. Cary

The journey continues After passing through the portal in Couplet Canyon, Michael Smith finds himself surrounded by strange and unusual sights. A circus tent. A mustached ringleader. A posse of carnival folk. And worst of allhe is forgetting. As the memories of his family fade, as images of Lillian and Mya wear away to nothing, as fearful thoughts of Bartlebug slowly leak from his mind, Michael remains trappedsomewhere; and new threats arise. A mysterious figure from Lillians past. Two identical twins from Earth. A silver-haired man with the name Allcraftso continue the journey with Michael and Mya as they toil to vanquish the forces trying to tear them apart, the forces trying to resurrect the Twinning, the forces bent on one ultimate and sinister goal. The sun goes down just over there So pass into Twilight if you dare

Two years have passed since the fall of the Cerulean School and the return of Lucas Allcraft. Mya VanVargott. A powerful Fabricantress searching for a way to save both her world and her brother. Michael Smith. A powerful Magican whose choices have led him down a path from which, perhaps, he cannot return. Serafina. Earth's twin world-now at the brink of destruction. The epic third and final verse of The Twinning trilogy concludes with sinister twists and unexpected turns as Michael, Mya and all those who have shared in their journey come face to face with an ultimate and terrifying truth.

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Log, kept by Charles R. Cary, William B. Waterman, and mate Nathaniel P. Gray, relating to a whaling voyage to the Atlantic and North Pacific oceans. Includes descriptions of types of whales seen or taken, accidents and death at sea, fire on ship, mutiny, crew discharged, and punishment on ship; whale stamps, drawing of whale, profile portraits, list of provisions used, and flying fish wing (flying fish fins pasted on logbook). Other places represented include Faial, Hawaii, Hilo, Lahaina, Oahu, Rota Island, and Guam.

The scope of what qualifies as environmental litigation is huge, while at the same time, this area is growing rapidly as a result of evolving issues such as climate change litigation. The authors examine the most critical issues in specialized litigation, including global climate change, litigating government enforcement matters in both the civil and criminal context, citizen-suit actions, toxic tort and pesticide litigation, natural resources damages claims, and insurance as a source of recovery.