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Honey Crunchers $5.9 Free of wheat and corn. Made with a rice flour base, these treats are perfect for dogs with allergies. They break apart very easily. They'll work great for large and small dogs as well as new puppies. They are about 1/2 inch or so in size. Your dog will love just the touch of real honey! Did we mention that honey contains many essential nutrients including B-complex vitamins, and vitamins C, D, and E? And that honey is a natural antiseptic and promotes healing and energy in the body? We didn't mention that? Hmm, I could have sworn we did. Made by the Colorado Barkery. Ingredients: Rice Flower, Water, Honey. Analysis: Min. Protein 6.5%, Min. Fat 1%, Max. Fiber 2%, Max. Moisture 5%

Vinegar into Honey $7.99 Our desires and our fears are woven into a tangled web of conflicts. We want both to eat dessert and to be thin. We want money but don't want to work. Anything that threatens our sense of self and its striving for happiness is perceived as a threat to our very lives--the response to which is defensiveness, anger, aggression, and violence. Vinegar into Honey proposes a new paradigm for understanding the relationship between stress, anxiety, anger, and depression. Leifer provides detailed instructions for working with anger and other painful emotions. The process of transforming suffering into equanimity and compassion is central in Buddhist psychology and practice. Each of the steps in Vinegar into Honey reflects views and methods drawn from Buddhist tradition. Leifer's work holds promise for psychotherapists and their patients, individuals seeking to understand and work with their anger, and people interested in the interface of Buddhism and psychotherapy.

Lion's Honey $3.39 In Lion's Honey, award-winning writer David Grossman takes on one of the most vivid and controversial characters in the Bible. Revisiting Samson's famous battle with the lion, his many women and his betrayal by them all, including the only one he ever loved. Grossman gives us a provocative new take on the story and its climax, Samson's final act of death, brining down a temple on himself and three thousand Philistines. In exhilarating and lucid prose, Grossman reveals the journey of a single, lonely and tortured soul who never found a true home in the world, who was uncomfortable in his very body and who, some might say, was the precursor of today's suicide bombers.