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Start: 2:00 pm
End: 4:00 pm
This is the third book in the Ely Stone novel series. Tribal Cop Ely Stone is back in
Michigan's Upper Peninsula. He is fishing the Yellow Dog River when
he finally catches the cutthroat trout he's been after. That’s when
something... catches him. It's only a moment, then... it's gone, but
the knowing.... lingers on in Stone's heart and mind. It was there, he
had seen it... felt its hot, canine breath on his neck… hadn't he?
Yet, later, in his contemplative moments, he wonders if he was mistaken.
He could not have seen what he thinks he saw... could he?
Start: 4:00 pm
End: 6:00 pm
In this lively and fascinating book, Schonwald explains how new foods
happen; why some foods explode on the scene virtually overnight while
others take decades—and countless failures—to catch on. And he doesn't
shy away from controversy. Although the book begins as a simple search
for "the salad, meat, seafood, and pad Thai of the future," Schonwald
becomes increasingly focused on finding environmentally friendly
foods of the future. Ultimately, he comes to believe that emerging
scientific breakthroughs—genetic engineering, nanotechnology, food
processing—are essential to feeding the globe's expanding (and hungry)
population.
Start: 7:00 pm
End: 9:00 pm
A wilderness island in Lake Superior calls Vic Foerster to
cross the world's largest Great Lake, land on the island's rocky shore, hike
its bony spine, fish its shoal embedded coves, and fall in love with it all.
Bugs included. After thirty years worth of visits to Isle Royale National Park,
Foerster records his experiences in this narrative. Funny and poignant,
riveting and heart thumping, these true stories entertain and inform the
reader.
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