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Learn everything about dog training, from basic obedience to house training to potty training and more. Inside this book, you will hear tips on finding the right dog for you and your family, basic puppy care, puppy housetraining, and other strategies on how to build your relationship with your canine. After listening to this book you will gain the skills you need to raise your new puppy into an obedient and well-behaved dog. This book is specially designed for beginners with easy to understand and follow instructions. Your wait is over - gain those much-needed skills now!

While 60-ish Emma Winberry and her friend, Gladys Foster, are enjoying a tour of southern Italy, they overhear a conversation by two members of the opera chorus. One of them shows his hatred of the famous tenor, Marcantonio Speranza. When Emma returns to her home in Brookfield, IL, she reads a notice in the newspaper reporting an accident to Speranza during a rehearsal. Another report of a near miss accident to Speranza convinces Emma that someone is attempting to harm the tenor.

This self-guide, written by the author, attempts to clarify human and to provide understanding of the ways motives affect our daily leaves. The audiobook is aimed at young adults, parents, and professionals who are confused, even pessimistic, about finding the right ways to make and keep healthy relationships alive.

The city is plagued by a heroin epidemic. Women are disappearing without a trace. Undercover cop, Peter Lazarus is tasked to find the evidence to cripple the dangerous syndicate behind it. He's on the verge of success, when his two worlds collide and threatens the entire mission.

This audiobook is about those days, specifically about Oak Ridge, Tennessee and the war at home; about the thousands upon thousands of everyday Americans who joined hands as strangers in a near classless society and secretly pulled off the greatest scientific experiment in history - the making of the atomic bomb. We, the Oak Ridge High Class of 1952, were their children and we, too, joined hands as strangers. We have never let go.