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A growing area in the sharing economy, intentional communities (co-living, communal living, and cohousing projects) are explored in this timely survey via architecture, public policy, sociology, and sustainability. In recent years, the Atlantic, Forbes, Time, and Curbed have reported on the growth of intentional communities--collective housing alternatives that initially gained popularity in the United States in the early 1990s and originated in Denmark in the 1960s. Featuring fifteen to twenty contemporary projects that address the challenges and benefits of shared resources and spaces, Intentional Communities addresses a growing population: according to the Pew Research Center, nearly one in three adults in the United States lives in a shared household. From Copenhagen to Washington, DC, this survey covers architecture, public policy, design, lifestyle, culture, and environmental sustainability.

Is it difficult to grow mushrooms? Is it dangerous to grow mushrooms in your house? How long does it take to grow mushrooms? What conditions are needed for a mushroom to grow?William Richards will answer all of these questions in his GROWING MUSHROOMS for PROFIT - Simple and Advanced Techniques for Growing. Much of the same information applies whether you want to grow a small amount of mushrooms at home as a hobby, or start growing mushrooms on a commercial scale as a business. The idea of growing your own mushrooms can seem mysterious and complicated if you don't have any previous experience with it. Don't be intimidated by the idea though. Once you know the basics, growing your own edible mushrooms is just like growing any other fruit or vegetable. In this book you'll learn all about the life CYCLE OF MUSHROOMS , what TYPES OF MUSHROOMS TO GROW, and HOW TO GROW them. In this book you will BUY NOW, AND START TODAY!

Sacred Knowledge is not only timely and relevant to a whole host of current social/legal issues but also addresses, with seemingly effortless ease, many of the deeper/subtler metaphysical implications of psychedelics - their therapeutic and spiritual potential. Richards's clear prose makes articulating such difficult topics look easy. G. William Barnard, Southern Methodist University

Three texts near the end of the Pauline corpus, while sharing many of the letter-writing conventions characteristic of Paul, are not generally regarded as the three «Pastoral Epistles» to his colleagues, Timothy and Titus. Similarities of language and tone across the Pastorals have encouraged the assumption that one author is responsible for all three texts. The Pastorals, however, also show important differences from one another, relating to the type of letter each is trying to be and how well it functions under that type. A careful comparison with other letters of the time suggests that among the Pastorals there are three authors at work, not one, reflecting the concerns of three different decades in the life of post-Pauline Christianity.