What's it like to be married to a drug addict? What should you do if you think your spouse is addicted to crack cocaine? What is crack cocaine? You will find out this and more in this book. It's a true educational overview in a few short pages.

Have you ever heard of a dog who could communicate with humans? Well, Leo can. In this book you will be amazed how profound Leo can be with his opinions of: Global Warming The Economy The Stock Market Dog Toys The Armed Forces Extraterrestrials Why is the Grass Green? And Many More Subjects... Dog Parks Barking & Howling Illegal Drugs in America

Have you ever heard of a dog who could communicate with humans? Well, Leo can. In this book you will be amazed how profound Leo can be with his opinions of: Global Warming The Economy The Stock Market Dog Toys The Armed Forces Extraterrestrials Why is the Grass Green? And Many More Subjects... Dog Parks Barking & Howling Illegal Drugs in America

What's it like to be married to a drug addict? What should you do if you think your spouse is addicted to crack cocaine? What is crack cocaine? You will find out this and more in this book. It's a true educational overview in a few short pages.

In this original view on what makes for business success, Peter Kash sees opportunity even in today's challenging economy. Kash, one of Wall Street's most successful venture capitalists, shows how to recognize and seize the moment that turns dreams of great fortune into reality. Originally published in 2002, this revised and expanded edition has insight most relevant to today's difficult business climate, including examples of how outstanding opportunities often lie in innocuous, thoughtless, or even traumatic events. Inspiring and practical, RESTART: Life-Tactics for Today's Economy illustrates how anyone can make their own luck by learning how to recognize the signs of opportunity knocking.

You never wanted to be in this position, but you are. Now, faced with the prospect of a custody dispute, you need to make smart choices. "Winning Custody "can help. this book-written by a woman who is an experienced psychotherapist, a mom, and a veteran of a bitter custody dispute-will help you find your way, maintain your sanity, and keep your kids from being caught in the custody cross fire.
"Winning Custody "is geared specifically toward women seeking custody of their children. It offers advice on how to navigate the complicated legal maze of the custody process, giving step-by-step guidance on:
-How to find a good-and affordable-lawyer
-What to wear in court (it's more important than you might think)
-How to effectively communicate with you ex
-How to parent your child firmly, lovingly, and consistently throughout the crisis period
-How to defuse your fears of losing your children
-And how to love and believe in yourself during this most difficult time

For business people, athletes, and anyone wishing to boost his or her performance, Dr. Joel Robertson shares his scientifically proven methods of diet and exercise that improve performance and disposition quickly, safely--and without drugs. Anyone can gain optimism, intellectual clarity, sharpened memory, and deep feelings of well-being naturally by adjusting the brain's chemistry with these mehods.

A fascinating guide to self-awareness and living well through the Oriental technique of shiatsu. Filled with diagrams, drawings, and sample diagnoses, this is not only a practical guidebook, but also a fascinating meditation on how to live.

This is the story of ten courageous homosexuals suffering from AIDS, who volunteered for an extraordinary experiment, under the guidance of world-renowned macrobiotics expert Michio Kushi. The Way of Hope chronicles their miraculous experience, and provides AIDS sufferers and caregivers with detailed information about this drug-free, proven regimen.

Now! A macrobiotic, holistic regime, with no drugs or their inherent side-effects, that proves as effective as AZT in prolonging the lives of AIDS patients.

"Taking Woodstock" is the funny, touching, and true story of Elliot Tiber, the man who was instrumental in arranging the site for the original Woodstock Concert. Elliot, whose parents owned an upstate New York motel, was working in Greenwich Village in the summer of 1969. He socialized with the likes of Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, and photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, and yet somehow managed to keep his gay life a secret from his family. Then on Friday, June 28, Elliot walked into the Stonewall Inn and witnessed the riot that would galvanize the American gay movement and enable him to take stock of his own lifestyle. And on July 15, when Elliot learned that the Woodstock Concert promoters were unable to stage the show in Wallkill, he offered to find them a new venue. Soon he was swept up in a vortex that would change his life forever."