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Online Blogging Tips to Make Yourself a Better Blogger

by Mike Langer

Are you in search of some online blogging tips? Read through this post to know about some really useful and easy to follow tips on online blogging.

Blogging

Blogging has never been as popular as it is today. Though it has been around longer than a decade, better internet access, and affordability of many internet-capable devices has made it one of the most enjoyable things to do online. While there are thousands of reasons to start a blog, there is a distinct section o... more

L.E.O. The Mostly True Stories of LT Wayne Cotess

by Wayne Cotes

When I first started my career in law enforcement, my mom didn't like to hear the stories about foot pursuits through the yards chasing armed suspects, the homicide scenes I had been too, or the violence that plagued my city. What she enjoy were the stories about the funny and sometimes crazy things that would happen to me during the course of a shift. She encouraged me to write those stories down and after 26-years, here they are, the mostly true stories of my life on the streets.

The College Audition: A Guide for High School Students Pursuing a Career in the Performing Arts

by Tim Evanicki

The new how-to guide for aspiring actors and musical theatre performers as they prepare for their college audition. From narrowing down your list of schools to picking your audition materials, all the way through the application and audition process, this book will give you the tools and tips to present the best audition possible as you embark on this journey to becoming a professional performer.

Cricket Adventures Johnny and Gopi (Volume 1)

by Naveed Khan

Gopi's Cricket Adventures: Johnny and Gopi explores the ties between diversity and sportsmanship. When Johnny sees Gopi’s family moving in next door to him, he is intrigued by the peculiar baseball like sport that Gopi is playing in the backyard. Join Johnny and Gopi as they explore the sport of cricket and learn about the diversity that comes from international sports. Cricket is one of the largest bat and ball sport played in a number of countries.

Help in the Time of Need

by Floyd W. Fleshman

This book is a testimony about some of the miracles God has performed that have allowed the author to have, and keep safe, a family of his own. Floyd Fleshman resides in Gloucester, Virginia. He was born and raised in West Virginia. He is also the author of the book, The Rapture Deception. Floyd wrote this book because it tells the truth and goodness of God and the greatness of His works.

Do It Now Anytime, Anywhere

by Sylvia Stephens Grooms

Get ready for a life-changing experience! Are you sick and tired of feeling alone, lonely, depressed, not good enough, guilty, not having a purpose in life and searching, or seeking fulfillment in people, places or things? Or do you appear to have it all together, with lots of friends, family, and living life large, but there is a void or emptiness that haunts you? Do It Now: Anytime, Anywhere was written just for you. You will find inner peace, acceptance and true love that will not be a resul... more

There's This River: Grand Canyon Boatman Stories

by Christa Sadler

There's This River is a collection of short stories and artwork by men and women who work as river guides on the Colorado River in Grand Canyon. Alternately funny, poignant, and thrilling, this book is almost as good as taking a river trip through the Grand Canyon, and if you've already taken one, you'll want to read this over and over to bring back the experience.

Hope Blooms: Organ Donation, the Rose Parade, and Our Journey to Save Lives

by Bryan Stewart

In 2001, lung transplant recipient Gary Foxen shared his vision of an organ donation-themed float in the Rose Parade as a way to thank donors and celebrate what transplantation makes possible. Bryan Stewart, recently hired into the field, saw an even greater possibility: to inspire millions of Americans to choose to be organ, eye, and tissue donors. Hope Blooms: Organ Donation, the Rose Parade, and Our Journey to Save Lives, an intimate 12-year account of the genesis, evolution, and institutio... more

I've Been Shot: Encountering Christ in Trauma

by Terrie McKee

I've Been Shot: Encountering Christ in Trauma details the shooting of a husband and father of four at a North Carolina rest stop. The shooting, on Thanksgiving weekend 2015, permanently paralyzed him. But the story doesn't end there. Greg and his wife, author Terrie Bentley McKee, encountered Christ's power, presence, and peace in trauma through this tragedy. Because of Christ, they extended forgiveness to the shooters, shocking and amazing a community in the process. Terrie Bentley Mc... more

Looking Backward

by Will Bodine

A photographic color celebration of classic American station wagons from the years 1941 to 1992.

Power Brokers

by C. L. Fails

Snitchin' in Augusta, Georgia

by Bret Steele

Augusta, Georgia, like many other American cities, is sharply divided along racial and economic lines. In the 1990s, the Augusta Police Department found itself battling the crack cocaine epidemic that turned at-risk kids into dangerous drug dealers. As these young dealers sought to get rich, the realization was a life of despair and danger from the competition, customers, and cops. As the nation fought a very public war on drugs, law enforcement officers faced their own pressure to make arrests ... more

Chess Writing

by Rose Rohloff

An innovative writing technique, How-To learn to inspire & mentor writing of students, novices. A wonderful book for teachers, students, writers, schools - for all ages and genres.

Listen to the Children: How empowering students can fix our broken schools

by Stacy Pulice

Today’s educational system is broken, an archaic process based on a colonization that is both dulling and ineffective. In Listen to the Children: How empowering students can fix our broken schools, Stacy Pulice, Ph.D. implores us to tap into the creative souls of children, listen to them and acknowledge that students and teachers alike are suffering. Listen to the Children shows that if we approach educating our children from a life- and soul-affirming place, they will thrive. Sadly, teach... more

Understanding Your Baby: A Week-By-Week Development & Activity Guide For Playing With Your Baby From Birth to 12 Months

by Ayelet Marinovich

Understanding Your Baby breaks down developmental concepts and offers simple, quick play activities to help parents and caregivers feel that they’re “winning” at parenthood! You’ll learn all about what your baby is likely working on in the areas of cognitive, communicative, motor/sensory, and social/emotional development, and simple, practical ways to support early developmental (using repurposed common, household objects to create play materials, musical, early literacy, and sensory experiences... more

Acting Face to Face 2: How to Create Genuine Emotion for TV and Film

by John Sudol

Acting Face to Face 2: How to Create Genuine Emotion for TV and Film (AFF2) is the second book in a series about the “Language of the Face” - or how the face communicates nonverbally. Building upon the work and concepts of many leading researchers, including famed Dr. Paul Ekman, that were introduced in the first book. AFF2 expands on the science of emotions offering practical exercises guiding its readers to true Emotional Alignment. Acting Face to Face 2 is not just another book on ... more

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