Keep your lawn and garden lush without wasting resources by capturing and recycling the greywater that drains from your sink, shower, and washing machine. This accessible and detailed guide walks you through each step of planning for and installing a variety of greywater systems, including laundry-to-landscape and branched drain gravity-fed. After identifying greywater sources in your home and estimating flow rate, you'll learn to pinpoint where to redirect the wastewater for the greatest benefit. No matter which system you decide to build, doing so is quick and inexpensive and uses only basic tools and materials readily available at home supply stores.

The Quiet Year is a chapbook collection of poetry and artwork from Seattle artist Laura Allen. It features selections from her 2016 oil collage series based on the poem "Cities" by H.D., as well as a dozen new original poems. Excerpt from the title poem: "...the green gets over everything like a false rind, a quilt like pale lichen crept from the edges of rocks, shoes, discarded paper. it keens in color. it is excessive. it hides within its own trending entropy: it's popular and all the cool kids have it, like a new mycelium under the skin..."

Nina McIntosh was the author of The Educated Heart, the first ethics book specifically in the area of roles and boundaries for massage therapists and bodyworkers. Her diagnosis of ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and her death 15 months later was chronicled through her journal on the CaringBridge website. Her dignity and her ability to maintain her sense of humor while she was dying serve as a testimony to the human spirit. Nina did what we should all do...got her affairs in order, spent precious time with friends and family enjoying herself as much as she could, and faced her circumstances with acceptance and grace. When anger and fear rattled her, she griped about it a little, and then shook it off and kept laughing as much as possible. This book evolved from being just about Nina to being about the act of dying. We're all going to do it. We should all be so lucky to live and love and laugh as fully as she did as long as we can. The thousands of massage therapists and bodyworkers who knew Nina, or who read her book or her regular column in Massage & Bodywork Magazine, know how many lives she touched. To those who didn't know her, you'll wish you had This book is full of inspirational and funny observations about death, and practical advice for preparing for your own departure. To anyone who has lost someone dear to them, or who is dealing with terminal illness of your own, or of a loved one, Nina's story will have you laughing through your tears.

Massageprenuer and Celebrity Massage therapist Meagan Holub s first book The Magic Touch: how to Make $100,000 per year as a Massage Therapist contained easy to follow step-by-step instructions and true life Rubs To Riches story that inspired Massage Therapists across the world to follow their dreams. Now, the author has enlisted some of the world s savviest Massage Therapists and health industry business coaches willing to share their secrets of success. No two careers in massage are alike. This is why the message in More of the Magic Touch volumes 1 and 2 is impossible to find elsewhere. In two short books you can learn what might have cost you thousands of dollars in business coaching or taken years of trial and error. Want to build a massage practice in a small town, suburb, city (or on a bus)? Ever dreamt of earning $60k, $80K, $100K or selling your massage practice for a small fortune? Want to learn how to confidently negotiate your first massage job salary. Everything you need is already at you re fingertips.

Are you looking for ways to save water -- or money? This accessible guide by Laura Allen, founder of Greywater Action, explains how to use water smartly and efficiently, increasing supply, saving money, reducing wear on your septic system, and filling your home and garden needs. She describes proven conservation techniques, explains how to create a water-wise landscape, and provides illustrated, step-by-step instructionsfor setting up a waterless composting toilet as well as systems to reuse greywater, harvest rainwater, and more.

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American horror produced by Eli Roth. For his son's birthday party, real estate agent Kent (Andy Powers) decides to don a clown suit he found at a house he is selling. However, after falling asleep with the suit still on Kent wakes up to discover that the clothes, wig and fake nose have begun to attach themselves to his skin. Searching for answers, he speaks to the costume's former owner Karlsson (Peter Stormare), who informs Kent that it is cursed. As he becomes possessed by a demon Kent develops a hunger for children. His wife Meg (Laura Allen) and Karlsson try to save him from the curse but are they too late?