Bøger af Gary Carter

If you are searching for ways to improve your health, a new hobby or just for a lifestyle change, Hydroponics: The Beginner's Guide to Effective Hydroponic Gardening at Home is the book for you!With the uncertainty in today's nation - worldwide- the future is unknown. Would you be prepared if a catastrophic event occurred and eliminated all food supplies? How would you feed your family and yourself? The answer is the self-sufficiency with the use of hydroponics.Whatever the future holds, you want the food to be nutritious and free of any harmful pesticides and chemicals. Do you know how to grow your herbs, vegetables, and fruit without using products that may harm you or your pets?These are just a few of the topics you can better understand once you have your private copy of Hydroponics Lighting - Artificial & Natural The Nutrient System The Climate The Pests Plant Growth - "Not Good" Leaf Growth The Seedlings Think of it, "Wouldn't it be great to have fresh herbs, fruits, and veggies year-round? Besides, no more weed-picking and hoeing. Discover what hydroponics is and how it can make your future a much healthier way of livingThere is also a project listed that children can help with. Not only will your child benefit with the healthy nutrients provided in herbs, fruits, and vegetables; he/she will be a part of making it happen. You will also find a great list of household plants that work well in the hydroponic systems.Its popularity is growing - because - It Works! You know how to learn the secrets, and all it takes is one click to be on your way!

Have you ever wanted to know how to grow your own Marijuana? Do you want a no-nonsense book that will show you how to achieve your aim with step-by-step instructions? That book is here! The purpose of this book is to help beginners throughout each part of the process, beginning with the vegetative stage all the way through to the curing and final use. Inside, you will find a comprehensive guide which outlines: The History of Marijuana The effects, benefits, and dangers associated with it The equipment you will need Different types of plants How to grow a plant indoors Troubleshooting problems And more... Growing Marijuana takes time, effort and an initial outlay in money. Making even one mistake during the process can mean a lot of effort for no return, and that's where How to Grow Marijuana will save you that time and money. Learn about the different uses that ancient civilizations had for this versatile plant and how you can use it today. Grab your copy of How to Grow Marijuana today and save yourself a lot of trouble! Also, every paperback comes with a free eBook as well!

In the near future, a young, married couple, Leandra and Crane Chandler, will lose their daughter, Marley, age 11, to an incurable form of cancer that is spreading around the world, killing hundreds every day. Her father, Walter McCormick, a Noble Prize-winning nuclear physicist, and his team of fellow scientists have recently constructed the world's first time machine. They decide to send Leandra and Crane back in time to try and locate where the cancer first started and eradicate it before it can spread, thus saving Marley and the world from a new, decimating disease. The Chandlers begin their quest in Eastern Africa circa 1.5 million BC and, unsuccessful there, move forward, visiting sites that played a major part in the evolution and history of mankind. Follow the Chandlers as they also visit Bosgrove, England, circa 450,000 BC, Shanidar Cave, Iraq, 50,000 BC. Lascaux, France, 14,000 BC. The Black Sea (Noah's Ark) 5,600 BC. Memphis, Egypt, 2,650 BC. Mojenho Darrow, Pakistan, 2,500 BC. Europe, 1,000 BC and Carthage, Tunisia, 750 BC. Leandra is captured by the king of Carthage and thrown into his harem, where she is impregnated. Crane manages to escape and makes it back to Colorado Springs, home of the time machine, hating himself for having to desert his wife. A rescue crew is mounted to go back and bring her home, and what transpires thereafter forever changes the future of planet Earth and all of mankind.

In this book, written by a long-term, dedicated gardener, you will learn the ins and outs of hydroponic gardening. Many people believe that hydroponics is only something that marijuana cultivators use to produce their crops. In fact, although hydroponics does work quite well in the cultivation of cannabis, there is an endless variety of plants that will absolutely thrive in a hydroponic system. There are also some plants that are just not suited to a hydroponic system at all. This book will tell you what plants you should and should not try to grow in your hydroponic garden. There is no point in spending a lot of time and money to build a hydroponic system if you will not be able to grow what you want, after all! This book will teach you the real differences between soil garden and a hydroponic garden in a way that even a beginner can understand. If you already know what crops you would like to produce, this book will teach you which is the right option for you - a soil garden or a hydroponic garden. This book will teach you the most common types of hydroponic systems. It takes an in-depth look at four systems that can be used in nearly any environment by nearly any grower - no matter how inexperienced! More things you will learn: How to set up your own hydroponic system. Whether your budget consists of a few dollars or a few thousand dollars, you will be able to find the right system to match your budget. How to locate and build the perfect grow room to fit any needs. You will also learn everything you need to know about how to equip your grow room in a way that will fit into nearly any budget. Once you have decided upon the best system for you and located the perfect space, this book will provide specific examples of how to build each type of system, so that you can design and build your own system that fits your space. How to actually operate your hydroponics system, once you have built it. You will learn what to watch out for, what maintenance you will need to perform and how often. You will learn best practices from experienced growers that will help you achieve happy results your very first time out. Finally, you will learn from the mistakes of other growers to help set you up for success. There are some fairly common mistakes made by many beginners, and some experience growers, as well, and we will help you avoid them so that you can grow like a pro the first time!

When you think of a garden, you usually think about setting some room in your yard, tilling the ground, and letting the plants grow in the soil. This is the way that gardening has been done for years, but is it really the best way to grow your garden? Hydroponics can provide a much more efficient way to grow your garden, using the space you have and no soil. Your plants will still receive the nutrients they need, just in a different way. This guidebook will provide you the information you need to get started with hydroponic gardening. Some of the topics we will discuss include: What hydroponics is What types of hydroponic systems can you choose How to build your own hydroponic garden How to plan out your garden Maintaining the garden Common mistakes you may make with your garden How to troubleshoot issues with your garden, such as dying plants, lighting, and pests. The best produce and herbs to grow in your garden. When you are ready to get one of the best harvests ever and use an efficient form of gardening, check out this guidebook and learn what you need to know about hydroponics.

This book is a simple step-by-step guide for those wishing to grow great plants in the comfort of their own home! Hydroponic is a Latin word meaning working water. To put it simply, it is growing plants without soil. Gardening is a fun pass time for many and provides fresh fruits and vegetables. The problem is regular outside soil gardening is controlled by the weather and several other variables. If you're looking for a way to garden without having to be at the mercy of the dirt, then try hydroponics on for size. Hydroponics gives you a way to grow your plants without the worry of lack-luster soil or the change of the seasons. You can easily use these systems in your home so that you have fresh fruits and veggies year round. They also grow better plants than you regular garden variety. Hydroponic gardening can be complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Hydroponics is as simple as growing one plant in a bucket or pot using inert growing mediums. No lights, electricity or automation is needed. This book will help you: Start your systemGerminate seedsPerfect the nutrientsControl smellAnd much more Take control of your garden by switching to hydroponics. You no longer have to worry about your plants be over or under water, or a freak cold snap. Grow better plants today! If you want you can even go high tech! All aspects of garden management could be automated if you desire. You can control and monitor everything with a cell phone or laptop clear across the world if you so choose to. Grab your copy today and I'll see you on the inside! Also, every paperback comes with a free eBook!

Retired naval officer Frank Warren, now an airline pilot, is on the final day of a routine, four-day trip. On board is William "Will Call" Stimson, U.S. Navy (ret) who now works on Capitol Hill. Will Call and Warren, fellow commanding officers while on active duty developed a strong friendship during their command tours and remained close when each retired. Will Call Stimson knows of an opening in the secretary of defense organization and thinks he knows who the perfect candidate for the job is.Will Call waits for the passengers to deplane in Atlanta and then surprises Warren with a warm handshake and a hug. They talk in the concourse where Will Call describes the position which Frank considers enticing. After a discussion with wife Mary, they decide to pursue this new opportunity and relocate to the Washington, D.C. area.In the Pentagon, Frank learns administrative protocols from Denise Emerson, an attractive assistant who seems to live far beyond her means. Also working there are two individuals whom Frank met while on active duty as a student at the National Defense University (NDU). Rear Admiral Joseph Donaldson, "Joe 2-star" in Frank's mind, was a commander and an early selectee for captain at NDU. An outstanding and highly regarded naval officer, Radm. Donaldson's meteoric rise through the ranks resulted in his Pentagon assignment as the Navy's director of air warfare. Also assigned to the Pentagon was Sharon Fleming who serves as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs. She, like Frank Warren and Joseph Donaldson, was a student at NDU and was a war game team member of Warren's during their academic year.Warren, Donaldson, and Fleming are again brought together by unusual Iranian naval activity in the Persian Gulf. In the Situation Room of the White House all three individuals contribute to the formulation of a response by U.S. military forces to acts of aggression demonstrated by Iranians. The original plan briefed to the president doesn't seem right to war planning novice Frank Warren. Warren challenges CentCom's plan and proposes an alternate strategy. Surprisingly, the president invokes Warren's proposal and orders it implemented.In the Persian Gulf, the USS Nimitz (CVN-68) anchors due to issues with her nuclear-powered propulsion system. USS Bunker Hill (CG-52) and USS Milius (DDG-69) perform guard duty while Nimitz strives to get their reactors back online. As Sunday morning dawns, a B-52 Stratofortress screams over the heads of Iranian and American sailors and a second flyover ends with an explosive display of firepower. Iran's small boats and two submarines return to Bandar Abbas and the conflict in the Persian Gulf is resolved without further incident.Each side views the event through their own lens and each draws erroneous conclusions. Frank Warren's uneasiness with the lifestyle and disposition of Denise Emerson is well founded but uncorroborated. Denise surreptitiously provides Tehran authorities with intelligence information she can obtain during her normal work routine, motivated by the death of her parents who died when their Iranian airliner was shot down by a United States warship in July 1988.Von Clausewitz's "fog of war" theory proves itself again as the United States and Iran continue their delicate balancing act with potentially deadly consequences.