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	Skill of the Month	Eddie's Bookshelf	Practically Speaking
January	Cordage Fibers from Woody Stalks: Processing Dogbane	Preserving Food without Freezing or Canning	Be Prepared for What? Why, for Any Old Thing!
February/ March	Fire: Creating a Perfect Tinder Bundle	Alone in the Wilderness (DVD)	Replication vs. Application
April	Paleo Power Bars	Plenty: Eating Locally on the 100-mile Diet	Distance is the Enemy of Awareness

	Skill of the Month	Eddie's Bookshelf	Practically Speaking
January	Flintknapping: Making an Ishi Stick	Deerskins into Buckskins	Time: The Currency of Life
February	Fire: Carving a Perfect Bowdrill Notch	Shelters, Shacks & Shanties	Grounghog, Shmoudhog — It's Time to Spring into Action!
March	Hard Tack Trail Bread	Weeds of the Northeast	Practically Phenologising — Awareness for the Good of Science!
April	Pitch Sticks: The Original Hot-melt Glue	The Forager's Harvest	Earth Day or Earth Life!
May	Working with Pitch: Hafting, Bonding & Waterproofing	Back to Basics: A Complete Guide to Traditional Skills	Managing Expectations: A Kata for Success in the Non-Martial Arts
June/July	Birch Tar: The Better Pitch	The Omnivore's Dilemma	I'm Too Busy Already! Where Can I Find the Time??
August	Knots to Know: The Timber Hitch and The Half-hitch	The Art of Making Selfbows	First Things First (and second): The Art of Metabolic Efficiency
September/ October	The Bedsheet Hammock	Warrior Woman: The Story of Lozen, Apache Warrior & Shaman	Ready... Set... Acorn!!
November	Sticky Dough: The Handy, Hair-removing Helper	The Useful Wild Plants of Texas Vo. 1	Adaptation: The Lost Art
December	Hide Glue: The Original Adhesive	Making Silent Stones Speak	Monkey See, Monkey Do: The Importance of Observational Awareness

	Skill of the Month	Eddie's Bookshelf	Practically Speaking
January	Processing Clay the Easy Way: Water Extraction	It Will Live Forever: Traditional Yosemite Indian Acorn Preparation	Remember, Primitive means FIRST, not Worst
February	Primitive Pottery: Adding Temper to Clay	Wild Cards: Edible Wild Plants	Willing to Listen
March	Making Fire: The Log Cabin Fire Lay	The Tree Identification Book	The Power of Participation
April	Finding Water: Digging Out a Seep	The Essential Wild Food Survival Guide	Go Slow, Look Low
May/June	Cordage: The Plaited Loop	The Traditional Bowyer's Bible, Vol. 4	Practice does NOT make Perfect!
July	We Be Jammin: How to Make Wild Blackberry Jam	Survival Wisdom & Know-How	Words of Wisdom, Actions for Change
August	Survival Cement	Finding Your Way Without Map or Compass	Survival Is as Survival Does
September	Pine Needle Tea	The Herbal Home Remedy Book	Preparing For Emergencies
October	Natural Dyes: Black Walnut	The Foxfire Books	Calls from the Wild
November/ December	Making Pemmican	The Soap Book	Preserving the Future of the Past

	Skill of the Month	Eddie's Bookshelf	Practically Speaking
May	The Body Hollow	1491: New Revelations of the America's Before Columbus	Spring is Sprung, the Grass is Riz, I wonder what kinda plant that is?
June	The Fire Structure	Stikky Trees & Stikky Night Skies	Wild Plant Gardening: A Practical Approach
July	Making a Melon Basket	Kinship with All Life	Do Something!
August	Pebble Tools	Desert Survival Skills	Grandeur of Scale — Does Size Matter?
September	Flintknapping: Improving Your Strike Accuracy	The Art of Flintknapping	Where Did the Summer Go?!
October	Cordage: The Serving Wrap	Timeless Bowhunting &mdash The Art, The Science & The Spirit	Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind
November/ December	Primitive Cooking: Ash Cakes	Survival Arts of the Primitive Paiutes	Doing Unto Others…