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Two of Lincoln's chefs, the owner of Maggie's Vegetarian Wraps and the owner of Chez Hay Catering, present recipes that adapt vegetarian fare for meat eaters and meaty dishes for vegetarian. Based on ten years of friendly feuding, these two cooks offer ideas for vegetarian / meat-eater households for complementary dishes that can be served side-by-side. Narrated by Alice Timm.

Features 134 favorite recipes submitted by readers of Nebraska Life magazine. Narrated by Laura Johnson.

Features 150 favorite recipes submitted by readers of Nebraska Life magazine. Narrated by Marjory Gloe.

For families on a tight budget and schedule, this winter supplement to Taste of Home magazine features 127 recipes, along with tips and tricks to speed up mealtime prep. Includes beef, chicken, pork, and seafood dishes that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less, and simple side dishes ready in 15 or fewer minutes. Narrated by various readers.

Over 200 recipes contributed by distinguished Nebraskans reflect the Cornhusker State's heritage. Accompanying information portrays the rich history of the Nebraska Governor's Residence. Narrated by Helen Whitaker. (7 hours, 40 minutes)

Nearly 250 recipes range from old-time favorites (catnip tea; horehound lozenges; hickory nut cake) to enticing new creations (wild violet salad; milkweed sandwiches, prickly-pear cactus relish). 1993. Narrated by Jane Holt. (10 hours, 2 minutes)

Drawn from the Nebraska Quilt Project survey, 103 quilts represent over 125 years of quilt making, from territorial days to the 1980s. In addition to a description of patterns, materials, and techniques, the entries include a biographical sketch of the quilt makers. Narrated by Janet Remmenga. (9 hours, 55 minutes)

Taken from the Ardis and Robert James Collection of the International Quilt Study Center at the University of Nebraska, this book highlights 53 examples of floral applique quilts from the nineteenth century. The book explores women's interest in botany and similarities between the designs of flower gardens and quilts during that period. Narrated by Judy Hanefeldt.

The October-November 2011 issue of the Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness is devoted to orientation and mobility. Topics include use of dog guides, electronic travel aids, public transportation, street crossings, global positioning systems, and olfactory and auditory cues. Narrated by various readers. (12 hours, 10 minutes)

This October-November 2012 special issue of the Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness examines how pervasively technology is impacting upon service providers dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with visual impairment. Narrated by Janene Sheldon and others.