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50 Things to Know to Have a Simple and Balanced Life at Home and Work, by Amanda Walton, offers an approach to balancing your life that will give you the ability to be happy at home and work. 

In this micro-book on Bitcoin, you'll learn what Bitcoin is and how it works; what a Bitcoin wallet is; how you can make Bitcoin through mining; why Bitcoin protects from hyperinflation; why Bitcoin could replace gold as a means of storing wealth; and much more.

Want to feel happy again? Want to put a skip back in your step and smile? Let Angelina reveal the happy you, the one who loves life. In just a few simple steps, this guide, filled with handy examples and tips, will help you make happiness a part of your every day. Don't leave happiness at the door - let your happy face in and let your sad face out. Angelina Drake is the recognised author of the How to.... series and part of the motivational "How to" self-belief think-tank.

Playboy Princeton Woods swore off dating after a tumultuous relationship with ex-wife, Regina. Then enters Desiree Loren and all of her baggage. Despite her troubled past and warnings from his friends and family, Prince just can't seem to get enough of Desi. Has he finally met his Mrs. Right, or is Desiree just another bad decision?   

We've all been there: used, lied to, or cheated on. But what do you do when enough is enough? You don't cry, you get even! Bien-Aime Wenda presents a compilation of stories of the scorned, including a hopeless romantic, the token nice guy, a submissive wife, the celebrity couple, the hood chick, a mayor's wife, and more. Each refuse to wait on karma but instead decide to seek justice on their own terms.

At only 19, Wisdom already has a promising future ahead of him. Nothing can deter his bright path to success. Not even his twin brother, Chance, who's constantly dragged Wisdom into his own drama since childhood. Will Wisdom continue to run to his brother's aid every time he winds up in some mess? Dropping out of high school at an early age, Chance has already accepted the fact that he's destined to be a screw up. Unlike his brother, Chance finds solace running the streets of Philadelphia.

There is only one hiding place, one place of true covering and security - the manifest presence of God. Your religion will not protect you. Your doctrines will not deliver you from evil. Your denomination will not save you. Your degree will not heal you. The scriptures and history have proven time and again the manifest presence of the Lord is our only hiding place, our only deliverer, our only healer.

An unexpected turn of events forces Omar's world upside down. Wrongfully convicted of a murder he didn't commit, his entire life changes in the blink of an eye. With all of the odds stacked against him, he quickly finds himself fighting for his innocence and the love of his life.

This is a story about a young man from Baltimore city. Who in spite of facing incredible odds, chases his dream. But he learns all too well the dangers of surrounding yourself with the wrong people.

The Vietnam War was fought like a war and it ended with both sides believing that they won. But it was not a war that started with a formal declaration of war. The number of struggles for power that are part of the fabric of Vietnam is almost overwhelming.

In a world where perspiration is charged up, one man has alluring verses for the evening hours. An Intimate Night with Naim Steward is a passionate retrospective covering the desires and the poetry.

A book of thoughts from the poet. A personal note of its vivacity. A voice replete with emotions. Replete Vivacity is the determination of one man's conception. The struggles of life and its brute insults along with a solitary journey. Eugene Lucas' poetry is an insightful voice speaking to the world's listening ear.

The month of February has marked the celebration of Black History Month for more than half a century, an observance that highlights the achievements of African Americans. The yearly commemoration might not exist today if it were not for educator and historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson, who devoted most of his life to shining a light on the accomplishments of African Americans throughout history. Known as the Father of Black History, Woodson was motivated by contemporary historians who had tendencies to conceal historical contributions made by African Americans from the history books.

During Black History Month, we pause to salute and reflect on the contributions African-Americans have made to the rich fabric that makes up the United States. There are many untold stories that reveal the best of Americans who stepped up when duty called, broke through barriers, or quietly made their communities better one person at a time.