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The Garbageman's Guide to Life is about clearing a path to the life you’ve always wanted by getting rid of your mental clutter.

Creating a family in the 21st Century presents certain challenges: career couples are waiting longer and discovering infertility issues and gay & lesbian couples are becoming parents through va

Escape from Zoomanity is about one man’s awakening to the reality of the repeatist conditioning that takes place to all human beings. This transformed humanity into the state known as Zoomanity.

In recent years, it has become fashionable to bash the United States, to discuss how destructive we have been as a nation and to deny this country of its founding principles.

The Well-Tempered Life relates the personality elements of AIR, FIRE, WATER, and EARTH to the human body and provides ways to use self knowledge, Yoga and Reflexology to balance these elements.

To create an effective space, landscapers must design, build, and maintain that space. To create an effective life, we must design, build, and maintain that space too.

What is the main difference between "pathetic" and "profitable?" A compelling advertising headline.

Where can we go from God's presence? He is everywhere; He knows everything.

Each photograph in Hungry Hearted Kids captures the story behind a child’s eyes. It ignites a desire to listen to the unheard passions, joys and pain of innocent hearts.

Wouldn't it be nice to have a decoder ring to understand how men think?

Solving Sticky People Problems uses PHP, the most powerful ingredient in human communication! It is the real way to handle those sometimes excruciatingly painful employee issues.

Mermaids on Mars is a sweet tale that educates children on the importance of water conservation.

Russia banned the United States from adopting from their country, and subsequently a flurry of media stories brought attention to the prevalence of severe behavioral and emotional disorders in chil

The power of love can save a life… One rainy night on the Zambian savannah, a mother’s heart moves the hand of God.

The U.S. spends the most in the world on health care and research, yet our outcomes are among the worst in industrialized nations. Hundreds of thousands die every year from medical harm.