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Sports, with a main focus on Michigan sports

Are you planning on taking a trip to Ohio to watch birds? Do you want to know which birds are commonly found in Ohio? Are you unfamiliar with the majority of Ohio’s native bird species? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this book is for you.... 50 Things to Know About Birds in Ohio, by Grant M. Evans, offers an approach to familiarizing yourself with a selection of Ohio birds through physical descriptions and how to identify them, places where they can be located, information about their dietary habits, fun facts about each bird, and more.

Calming Your Anxiety has all of the advice, guidance, and tools you need to cut unnecessary feelings out of your life and keep them out for good. This book will teach you how to manage your feelings of worry, anxiety, and panic - specifically through neuroscience. From this book, you will be able to better understand what makes you feel so anxious and identify when anxiety and worry are starting to cloud your judgments.

We want this podcast to be a community of people sharing their stories about being gay, being parents, having autism, raising kids with autism and, in our case, all of the above.In this world, it's easy to feel alone and feel like no one understands you. Sometimes all you need to hear is someone else complain about their kids or struggle with anxiety and suddenly, you're not so alone. That's what we want to offer.We're not here to give advice. We may be a GP and a high school teacher between us, but that doesn't mean we know everything. That's not the point. We're not here to judge or teach. ...

If life has not provided you with mentors of any kind, it can be very lonely making challenging decisions. If your friend’s or relative’s usual advice is such that you would rather risk failure than ask their advice (because their advice is usually rubbish) then you probably need to make your own learning about what makes for a good decision, what does not and all the curly bits in between. This book is simple, short and to the point. It references the life experience of the author and people he has known. It offers a repeatable model for maturing your decision-making skills.