Sitting Kills, Moving Heals
Sitting Kills, Moving Heals: How Everyday Movement Will Prevent Pain, Illness, and Early Death -- and Exercise Alone Won't
Written by the former director of the NASA Life Sciences division, Sitting Kills, Moving Heals shows that the key to reversing the damage of sedentary living is to put gravity back in your life through frequent, nonstrenuous actions that resist the force of gravity throughout the day, 365 days a year. Better than an exercise or diet plan, Sitting Kills, Moving Heals gives readers a blueprint for transforming their lives with everyday healthful activity. The Sitting Kills, Moving Heals method is fun, easy to follow, takes no time commitment and it works, giving far better results than conventional diet and exercise plans.
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Books, Crooks and Counselors
How to Write Accurately About Criminal Law and Courtroom Procedure
From Bleak House to John Grisham, great fiction has been created from the inherent drama of a legal proceeding. But that doesn’t mean fiction writers always know the law as well as they should.
Written by a practicing lawyer of over 25 years?experience, Books, Crooks and Counselors is an easy-to-use, practical and reliable writers?reference to legal terminology, procedure and concepts ?and how to use credible legal situations to create fiction that is crackling with real-world tension and conflict. Read More
Write Your Book Now!
A proven system to start and FINISH the book you’ve always wanted to write
Nearly everyone wants to write a book. Sometimes we get as far as writing a
few pages, or even a few chapters. But very few of us ever complete that
book we’ve always dreamed of writing.
Whether you aspire to write a romance, an expert guide to business success, or the Great American Novel, Write Your Book Now! gives you proven, field-tested tools to successfully finish the book you’ve always wanted to write.
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101 Best Sex Scenes Ever Written
An Erotic Romp Through Literature for
Writers and Readers
For writers and readers, no part of a story is more exciting—or more
potentially embarrassing—than what William F. Buckley called the
“obligatory sex scene.?In 101 Best Sex Scenes Ever Written, best-selling
author Barnaby Conrad (Matador and The Second Life of John Wilkes
Booth) has put his formidable critical powers to work analyzing what
makes a sex scene genuine literature, and he provides 101 unsurpassed examples from the world’s great writers. Read More
The Ghost Detectives?Guide to Haunted San Francisco
Everyone knows San Francisco ?or so they think. Everyone has seen the countless picture postcard views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the cable cars, Fisherman’s Wharf and the world’s most crooked street. But there’s another San Francisco that most tourists never see—a hidden city of ghosts, apparitions and paranormal phenomena.
This is the San Francisco revealed by paranormal research scientist Loyd Auerbach and world-renowned psychic Annette Martin in their new book, The Ghost Detectives?Guide to Haunted San Francisco.
The fruit of Auerbach and Martin’s 15-year partnership as Bay Area ghost hunters, The Ghost Detectives?Guide to Haunted San Francisco is a one-of-a-kind guidebook that shows the reader how to find publicly accessible haunted places that lie unsuspected in San Francisco’s most famous tourist destinations, including Alcatraz, Chinatown, the Presidio and more.
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Fabulous Finds
How Expert Appraiser Lee Drexler Sold Wall Street’s
Charging Bull, Found Hidden Treasures and Mingled with the Rich & Famous
Fabulous Finds: How Expert Appraiser Lee Drexler Sold Wall Street’s
Charging Bull, Found Hidden Treasures and Mingled with the Rich
& Famous gives readers an insider’s experience of the glamorous world
of high-value art and antiquities deals, as lived by Lee Drexler, a leading
appraiser of fine art, furniture, antiques and jewelry for over 35 years.
Drexler reveals the inside story on many of the unique, high-profile appraisals she’s performed in her career,
including her legendary appraisal of Charging Bull, the iconic Wall Street statue. Every art object has a human
story behind it, and Drexler’s work on evaluating the possessions of the wealthy, famous, tasteful and vulgar has
given her a novelist’s eye for bizarre tales and revelations of human character.
Fabulous Finds also offers a wealth of insider’s advice on how to get the most out of buying and selling fine art, furniture, jewelry, antiques and collectibles. Drexler’s advice won’t make you an instant expert?but her hard-
won knowledge of the inside world of art appraisals will help anyone to avoid being cheated. You’ll never look
at antiques—or the people who buy and sell them—the same way again.
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Could It Be B12? 2nd Edition
An Epidemic of Misdiagnosis
In this revised, expanded and updated second edition, Could It Be B12?
An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses uncovers a public health crisis that even
many doctors don’t know exists—the chronic misdiagnosis of vitamin B12
deficiency.
Few
patients are properly tested for B12 deficiency, even though it’s a
common disorder that can be easily detected and inexpensively treated.
The manifold symptoms of B12 deficiency can look exactly like a myriad
of different diseases, misleading doctors to misdiagnosis.
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The Social Media Survival Guide
Strategies, Tactics, and Tools for Succeeding in the Social Web
Revised, expanded, and updated with the latest developments in social media tools, The Social Media Survival Guide is a major new edition of Deltina Hay’s landmark text A Survival Guide to Social Media and Web 2.0 Optimization.
The Social Media Survival Guide
remains the most practical hands-on guide to social media for the
business professional who wants fast and effective marketing results,
and now this new edition is updated with new step-by-step how-to
instructions, screenshots, and graphics to document the massive ongoing
changes in social media technology, tools, and strategies.
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Writer's Guide to Psychology
How to Write Accurately About Psychological
Disorders, Clinical Treatment and Human Behavior
Writers frequently write about mental illness and psychological motivations, but all too often they use terms
and concepts that are clichéd, outmoded or just plain wrong.
The Writer’s Guide to Psychology is an authoritative, accessible, fun, and easy-to-use reference to psychological disorders, diagnosis, treatments, psychotherapists?work and what really makes psychopathic villains tick.
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How to Write & Sell
Simple Information for Fun and Profit
Your Guide to Writing and Publishing
Books, E-Books, Articles, Special Reports, Audio Programs, DVDs and Other How-To Content
Writing
informational, how-to nonfiction is the ideal career for career
changers, consultants and entrepreneurs of all kinds. Writing builds
your brand, establishes your expertise, extends your influence—not to
mention that writing can be a highly profitable career.
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San Fransisco's Playland at the Beach
The Early Years
San Francisco’s Playland at the Beach: The Early Years is the first definitive photographic record of one of
America’s most historically significant amusement parks. Illustrated with over 200 rare photographs—including
many never-before-seen photos from the collections of Playland luminaries Arthur Looff, John Friedle and
George Whitney?i>San Francisco’s Playland at the Beach traces the origins and development of the park and
provides a vivid portrait of Playland at its height from the 1920s through the 1940s.
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Showdown!
Lionhearted Lawmen of Old California
A generation before Deadwood or Dodge City were anything more than empty places in the wilderness, Old California was a land of wide-open and deadly frontier towns where a lawman’s nerves, brains, and trigger finger were the only line between murder and justice—or life and death. Showdown! Lionhearted Lawmen of Old California tells the forgotten exploits of six California lawmen who battled outlaws with their guns and their wits from the 1850s through the 1890s:
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