"The Ten Pillars of a Happy Relationship is a compendium of cognitive behavioral techniques written in an easy to understand tone. Jen has shared day-to-day examples from her personal life to simplify some complex relationship issues. She is a self-taught guru of relationships. Follow her ten pillars to relationship Nirvana."
Harish Malhotra, MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Department of Psychiatry, Rutgers University Medical School
Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association
"The Ten Pillars of a Happy Relationship is the love and relationship primer for anyone looking to take control of their love life. It presents core ideas about healthy relationships such as loving yourself, fear, communication, and trust in bite-sized pieces that are easy to understand and put into practice. The information presented is useful no matter what your relationship goals are or your status is. As Jennifer-Crystal Johnson states, 'your happiness is your responsibility, ' and this book will get you started down the path of a healthy relationship with yourself and others."
Cija Black
Love and Dating Expert
Author of Modern Love: The Grownup's Guide to Relationships and Online Dating
Creator of Sorting Your Love Baggage on Udemy.com
www.ModernLoveGuide.com
"The Ten Pillars of a Happy Relationship by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson is a very personal guide to the good relationship. It's full of insightful tools and anecdotes that help open your eyes and soul to figuring out what feels good to you and what can be expected."
Henriette Eiby Christensen, Author, Counselor, and Speaker
www.110Ways.com

Cleaner Tents for Maximum Profit

In this book: How to effectively address tough leaf stains - p. 39 The real truth about using bleach - p. 30 Find out where to get your tents professionally cleaned - p. 35 Avoid one of the most common and destructive mistakes - p. 32 And so much more

Learn why the most successful rental companies in the industry eliminate dirty piles of tents and how they keep tops in A-grade condition for five to seven years

This short yet comprehensive guide will walk you through tricks, tips, and hazards in the world of cleaning party rental tents from the mind of a leading expert in the industry.

Are you ready to take your tent rental business to the next level?

Mind-control has been studied, tested, and perfected through projects led by one man: the monk, Father Rene Dumas. But what does he intend to use this technology for? And why do the key scientists affiliated with this project suddenly turn up dead?

Innocent nuns have computer control modules embedded in their brains and are assassinating French scientists. High-level intelligence officials are planning to use the complex brain-control system for their war on terror. A monk plans to use the system for personal vengeance, and two Catholic priests and a Bishop are in his sights. His unlikely alliance with top level figures in the Pentagon makes for an action-packed story filled with psychosis, assassinations, bedlam, and eventually redemption.

This contemporary story concerns the path of a man's mind into spiritual chaos and the pathological actions he takes stemming from his pain and anguish due to the abuse of loved ones at the hands of religious leaders.

"Good Girl Gone Plaid" is a coming-of-age story that follows the shenanigans of a young Catholic school girl, Riley Patton, who ensures that humor and wit drive her daily desire to do what is good. Unfortunately, Riley continues to find herself in constant trouble with the nuns who preside over the school and at home with a mother who favors her two other sisters, leaving Riley feeling abandoned and hurt.

Riley finds relief in tomboy adventures like poaching frogs and skinning fish with her best friends, and in writing in her "plaid/sad/mad/glad Father God and Mother Mary" journal. While she loves writing as well as anything related to sports, Riley struggles to find the "girly girl" within, comparing herself to others and hoping to get the boy of her dreams. She realizes, however, that her dreams lie not within others, but in discovering who she is and her own desires for her life, which may not always include boys.

As a fifth grader, trouble follows Riley home as well, where she negotiates her way through the battles that belie a big middle class Catholic family of seven including her four siblings. Riley is a sensitive young girl who is both brave and curious, to her own detriment at times. She fights for the causes she believes to be true and fair and her self-confidence is won only by risking to be who she truly is.

My books are all easy reads. In fact you can read them even if you are in a crisis and often in one sitting. They all have lots of room for contemplation and your own notes. "110 Ways Not to Love You" is a simple and unpretentious book about what relationships shouldn't be like. It is meant to be an eye-opener and a small introduction. Henriette wants everybody to learn to be honest with themselves, to feel how they really feel, and how to detect a bad relationship. It is Henriette's simplest book so far, containing the bare essentials to be able to set healthy boundaries. If what you read here resonates with you, Henriette's other books are full of information, facts, exercises, and quotes to help you see clearly, move on if you so desire, and create the happiness everyone longs for in life.

This collection of poetry and art goes beyond introspection and takes it to the next level by illuminating the beauty in truth and taking a step back to get a better look. Featuring gritty language, raw emotion, and a close look at some of human nature's inner workings, Strangers with Familiar Faces is entertaining as well as eye-opening. This is definitely not your run-of-the-mill poetry collection. Instead, it's an adventurous journey through poetry, art, and imaginative assessment.

My books are all easy reads. In fact you can read them even if you are in a crisis and often in one sitting. They are all full of questions, statements and short sentences as well as quotes, not to mention lots of help to finding your way and stay on track to well-being. They all have lots of room for contemplation and your own notes. Good self-esteem is the corner stone of good relationships 110 Ways to Boost Your Self-esteem is a profound book but a quick and easy read. In her usual simple way, Henriette will first guide you through an assessment and then and through her many questions, quotes, and statements she gently guides you to understand how you can easily become aware of your own worth, and grow your self-esteem. If you have the will to change, you contemplate her words, and do the suggested exercises your life will improve.

phati'tude Literary Magazine is a quarterly publication that publishes poetry, fiction and essays written by both emerging and established writers of diverse origins whose works exhibit social, political and cultural awareness. Published by the Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (IAAS) a NY-based nonprofit organization. Our Summer 2011 issue, "Summer Sixties Special," featuring poets Jeffrey Alfier, Victor Enns, Debbie Okun Hill, Ja A. Jahannes, Lisa Morriss-Andrews and Changming Yuan. Interviews of Janice Mikrikitani, Victor Hernandez Cruz, Aimee Suzara, Elizabeh Bradfield, Brian Roley, Jericho Brown, Melinda Palacio and Shane McCrae. Essays by John Tytell, Edward P. Morgan, Chude Pam Pader Allen, Jed Skinner, David S. Wills, Kalamu Ya Salaam, Jim McGarrah, Mimi Ferebee, and Blake Slonecker. Cover Art: Travis Smithlin.

Learn how to move on... In this book we learn why Henriette had to write all her books. Her own personal story. Henriette Eiby Christensen is a mother of three, a teacher, a counselor, and an author. Having experienced what it's like to be stuck in bad and toxic relationships and how difficult it is to break free, she now has a burning desire to help others avoid going through what she has. In her 110 Ways books, she has done all the legwork for you, and in her simple manner, she will raise your awareness of how you really feel and help you make the necessary changes in your life so you can find your own happiness. Through her extensive research and experience in the lecture circuit, her help blogs, counseling, 110 Ways series, Facebook pages & groups, and raising her three children by herself, she has found that the road to recovery starts at home with a sound respect for yourself, kindness, and education. She lives in Denmark with her children and her new love. My books are all easy reads. In fact you can read them even if you are in a crisis and often in one sitting. They are all full of questions, statements and short sentences as well as quotes, not to mention lots of help to finding your way and stay on track to well-being. They all have lots of room for contemplation and your own notes.

phati'tude Literary Magazine is a quarterly publication that publishes poetry, fiction and essays written by both emerging and established writers of diverse origins whose works exhibit social, political and cultural awareness. Published by the Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (IAAS) a NY-based nonprofit organization. Our Fall 2011 issue, "Bridging the Cultural Divide: Remembering September 11th," features over 60 poets, including: Ada A. Aharoni, Elmaz Abinader, Nan Hunt, Naomi Shihab Nye, Neil Weisbrod, Penny Cagan, Philip Metres, Purvi Shah, Qais Arsala, Ronny Someck, Ruth Sabath Rosenthal, J. J. Steinfeld, Jean Nordhaus, Jesus Papoleto Melendez, Kenny Fries, Lenard D. Moore, Lucille Clifton, Marilyn Hacker, Mbizo Chirasha, Saladin Ahmed, Samuel Hazo, Seree Cohen Zohar, Shonda Buchanan and Susan Rosenberg. Featuring interviews of Ammiel Alcalay, D.H. Melhem, Hayan Charara, Karen Alkalay-Gut, and Zohra Saed. Essays by Lisa Suhair Majar, Ranen Omer-SHerman, Zohra Saed and Sahar Muradi, Bassam K. Frangieh, and Morris Dickstein.

phati'tude Literary Magazine is a quarterly publication that publishes poetry, fiction and essays written by both emerging and established writers of diverse origins whose works exhibit social, political and cultural awareness. Published by the Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (IAAS) a NY-based nonprofit organization. Our Winter 2012 issue, " WHAT'S IN A NOMBRE? Writing Latin@ Identity in America." Featuring poets Pedro Lopez Adorno, Maria Aponte, Nestor Barreto, Oscar Bermeo, Susana Cabanas, Sandra Maria Esteves, Jaime "Shaggy Flores, Rafael Jesus Gonzalez, Marianela Medrano, Oscar Mireles, Amina Munoz-Ali, Wilie Perdomo, Etnairis Rivera, Floyd Salas, Emanuel Xavier and more. Interviews of Esmeralda Santiago, Oscar Hijuelos, Nelly Rosario, Gary Soto, and Junot Diaz. Tributes to Piri Thomas and Louis Reyes Rivera. Short stories by Rosebud Ben-Oni, Angie Cruz, Judith Mercado, Thelma T. Reyna and John Rodriguez. Artwork and photographs by Wanda Benvenutti, George Malave, Kukuli Velarde and more. Includes bilingual works in English and Spanish.

Jennifer Popescu is a wise and free-spirited poet who writes from her own experiences and offers an offbeat answer to life's big questions. This first collection of free verse poetry is an anthology collected over recent years, with all the ups and downs of living that come along to make the ride interesting. Speaking with the voice of an old soul, Jennifer's work employs vivid use of imagery, along with ethereal, emotion-touching passages that are at once raw and polished.

I fondly dedicate this book to all the midnight coffee-campers in coffee shops and diners around the world. "My hands are loosely resting On a large brown steering wheel. There is loud, Sensually rhythmic music Pounding from my speakers. I am alone." - A Drive In The Dark] "Picking Shards of glass From a Broken picture frame I am reminded Of myself." - Nervous Laughter] "He said, She said, The wall said nothing In reply to all their Nothing." - In Reply To Nothing]