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What Do You Call an Ant? is an early-grade, original watercolor illustrated children's book encouraging children to have fun with words; in this case, words ending in ant. Along with expanding vocabularies and improving spelling skills, this lively, read-aloud book inevitably draws the entire family into solving the riddles. For example, "What do you call a really large ant? A Giant " The text is interspersed with interesting ant facts and ends with a surprise by introducing the concept of homonyms to children by inviting their favorite aunts to read with them. It makes a delightful...

Many of us chase our dreams and attach those dreams to wealth. However, our greatest wealth is our health This book will help guide you to that wealth. It is right in front of you in the natural foods in our life. Easy-to-read and quick guides you can start using today.

"Let food be thy medicine," Hippocrates said it first and now Bonnie LaBuda's guide makes it easy for everyone to grasp the truth that our greatest investment should be in regaining and maintaining our health through natural foods and quality herbs. We base the quality of the products we use on how effective they are at...

Many of us chase our dreams and attach those dreams to wealth. However, our greatest wealth is our health This book will help guide you to that wealth. It is right in front of you in the natural foods in our life. Easy-to-read and quick guides you can start using today.

"Let food be thy medicine," Hippocrates said it first and now Bonnie LaBuda's guide makes it easy for everyone to grasp the truth that our greatest investment should be in regaining and maintaining our health through natural foods and quality herbs. We base the quality of the products we use on how effective they are at...

Less than two decades ago, archaeologists considered lithic debitage, the flakes and debris left from the manufacture of stone tools, little more than uninformative waste. Since then, fieldworkers have increasingly recognized that stone flakes can provide information both singly and in aggregate.

Many methods are now available for analyzing lithic debitage, yet no single method is entirely reliable as a vehicle to meaningful interpretation of past behavior. Part of the problem lies in the disparity between tightly controlled experimental conditions and the difficulty of sorting...