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Identify precisely blocked emotions that cause health challenges. Discover how auto-immune disorders, acne, and rosacea are painful 'smart emotions' crying for help and love. Learn how despite appearances, natural healing can happen. Let this book guide you to healthier relationships/lifestyles, your...

Eleanor of Aquitaine, medieval Europe's most astonishing woman, recalls wars, intrigues, her crusade and ruthless diplomacy while confessing her loves, her hopes for her children, and their fates. POWER OF A WOMAN is Eleanor's memoir of her marriages to two warring kings, Louis VII of France, followed...

In Seasons of Hope, author Frank Bice, says, 'Thank You,' to teammates, coaches, and players. With themes emphasizing gratitude and service, Seasons of Hope is a must read for athletes, coaches, and anyone seeking to overcome challenges.  With lacrosse and football stories, Bice reveals...

When yacht designer George Buehler decided he no longer wanted to sit in a cockpit of a sailboat and steer with a stick, he created a line of cruising powerboats that many people could afford and sailors could still love. He called them Troller Yachts. Unlike those fuel guzzling seagoing bulldozers...

Ed O'Bannon had planned to help Nevada-Las Vegas establish a basketball dynasty. The national prep player of the year in 1990, courtesy of Basketball Times, O'Bannon yearned to help the Rebels defend their NCAA title in the 1990-91 season. Instead, twists of fate placed O'Bannon at UCLA, where...

Great leadership in a VUCA world of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity resides in the constructive tension between healthy relationships and dynamic change.  The word radical aptly describes a new style of leadership for a VUCA world because it captures this sense of constructive...

LEAD LIKE A COACH, LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM LEGENDARY COACHES is the how-to book in creating and sustaining excellence through teams. Michael Duke’s passion and insight into coaching as a leadership style is on every page. Great coaches have mastered the keys to making each player great. The legends...

It's the ultimate hockey pond where kids still play outdoors. But this pond at the edge of the woods is also mysterious. Hockey greats from the past appear on the ice to help two young boys deal with fear, courage and dedication.

Merlyn Carter Bush Pilot is a rollicking read about an uncommon man in an uncommon place at an uncommon time. Before civilization came to Canada’s Northwest Territories, bush pilots rescued the injured, brought in prospectors, and hauled cargo. As a teen, Merlyn piloted a military surplus bomber...

Although in the late 1980s boxing is socially frowned upon and illegal for women in Ireland, a girl named Deirdre Gogarty has one dream: to be the first Irish woman to become world champion. Unable to fit in at school and in the midst of her parents' unraveling marriage, she plans her suicide. Death...

At last American voters can see through the Washington doubletalk about the federal deficits and the national debt. This book uses plain language and a question-and-answer format to explain the unpleasant reality behind America’s fiscal problems: the federal government’s fiscal condition is much...

Heckler! chronicles the odyssey of comedian Bobby Kelton, who morphed from a shy kid growing up on Long Island, New York, to a comedy star on "The Tonight Show " and at Caesars Palace. From the intimate comedy clubs in New York and Los Angeles to the big-time stages of Las Vegas,...

The United States government supports entrepreneurs and businesses by providing billions of dollars in funding through grants administered by 26 different Federal agencies. Each year, these agencies publish more than 1,000 different grant opportunities that are open to small businesses. Thousands...

When did you last see the sky from your desk? When did you last speak in a normal voice at your desk? Do you even have a desk? Or, is it a work surface posing as a desk? Do you know too much about your co-workers' personal grooming habits? Schrödinger's Cubicle is for the cube dweller. It is not a serious book but, if you're sitting in a cube, it's not a serious job.