Isn't it about time we started enjoying coffee better and getting the most out of it? This book will give you a list of ways to do exactly that. It's basically a bucket list for coffee drinkers. Step one- buy the book. Step two- grab some good coffee and drink up.

Most people only learn martial arts by watching television and never put in the time or sweat to gain real experience. Though this book is no substitute for actual live training it will serve as an excellent adjunct for learning how to precisely inflict pain upon another person.

Coffee is the closest thing we have to an affordable, non-prescription, readily available wonder drug. There's so much research out there that the fact you need more coffee in your life is pretty undisputed. Diabetes, Alzheimer's, Cancer, Weight Gain...just about everything is in here. Consider this book a primer for understanding the many ways that coffee can make you more awesome and just maybe make you live forever.

Twenty Peculiar Items in the Vast Collections of a Man Devoted to the Acquisition of Unique Things. Dr. David Powers is a problem solver, but sometimes that makes him a problem creator as well. He regularly conducts seminars and consults with both businesses and individuals on balancing the various aspects of life and making the pieces fit. Considered a human puzzlemaster, he has a penchant for deciphering how a client's uniquities create a recipe for success. He is a best-selling author in the areas of cognitive psychology, experimental education theory, and adventure travel. He is a decorated veteran of both the Marine Corps and Army, and a founding member of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Dr. Powers is a certified genius and member of the Mensa Society. He is married and the proud father of three feral boys and one princess that he and his wife homeschool. His mission in life is to find the magical best mug of coffee in the world.

In my youthful wanderlust I embarked on a journey across North America. It was a three month journey, living out of my car, that spanned from South Carolina to Alaska and back. I broke down in weird secluded places, slept in a tee-pee, avoided public toilets, and experienced a level of adventure and wonderment I wonder if I will ever match. Follow me on my journey to becoming a turtle. I hope you enjoy the book, but, most of all, I hope it inspires you to take one of your own.