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Indian cooking often takes hours to prepare and cook, but, with your Instant Pot, there’s no reason to slave in the kitchen. In this book, you won’t be cutting corners to shave off the time. Instead, you’ll learn traditional recipes that will delight your taste buds and your guests. From vegetarian recipes to drinks and dessert, you’ll find there’s a recipe for everyone.

Bikram yoga allows the body to completely stretch out and sweat from all pores. It is a good technique to relieve stress, pain in joints, and body aches and heal chronic injuries. It also tones up your body, helps to reduce weight, lowers blood pressure, revitalizes your body, and increases life span.

From Out-of-body Travel Magazine: Swami Abhedananda - Forgotten Hindu Mystic (For more info - www.outofbodytravel.org)

A collection of celebrity interviews in homage to Famous Monsters of Filmland editor Forry Ackerman, including Joe Moe, Dr. Mangor, Fred Olen Ray, Count Gore Devol, Lucy Hell, Don Calfa, Jason Paul Collum, and Sara Karloff, with an introduction by the late Ingrid Pitt.

Do you want to learn the Hindi language but don't know where to start? Are you confused about which Hindi books to buy? Why not start by learning the Hindi numbers? This simple book contains Hindi numbers along with its English version. Why not buy this Hindi learning book and start learning the Hindi numbers? Anyone wanting to learn the Hindi language can use this book.

The Sea of Skeleton Voices is a part of Vanessa Chattman's poetry series books. This book is the seventh of the series. The Sea of Skeleton Voices briefly describes supernatural events and the extent of Vanessa Chattman's creative poetic storytelling in the form of suspenseful fiction.

Nia quits her job and crushes her grandfather's hope that she would join the family business. She moves into her childhood home in Augusta, Georgia, with plans of finding her true self and preparing for a future without oil. She hires her buddy, John Coles, to help renovate the ancestral home so that her grandfather would let her have it. She sets about stockpiling emergency supplies and making the house safe. But her plans take a detour when the attractive Thandi Kapencher, an African history professor, asks for Nia's help to find her brother, Karabo, a young footloose, social activist.

With the rennovation of her family home in Georgia complete, Nia Freeman and her partner Thandi Kapencher are trying to reestablish some semblance of normal life. Nia is volunteering at a nonprofit for children where she meets a high school student, Bradley Marìn. She becomes a mentor to Brad after learning that his mother suffers from early-onset Alzheimer’s disease and that his only brother, an up-and-coming talented rock-star, popular for his socially aware music, is doing his best to hold the family together.