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  • TO ERR IS HUMAN, TO FORGIVE DIVINE - However Neither is Marine Corps Policy

    Andrew Anthony Bufalo

    Paperback (S&B Publishing, Jan. 11, 2004)
    In order to survive in the Marine Corps you MUST have a good sense of humor. This collection of military jokes spares no one; terrorists, allies, officers, pilots, and of course our sister services are all fair game. You WILL laugh, and you WILL like it!
  • How to Play Basketball for Kids: A Guide for Parents and Players

    Tony R. Smith, Nikki Delgado, S.S. Publishing

    Audiobook (S.S. Publishing, Oct. 24, 2019)
    Basketball is an extraordinary sport to support whole child development. Tony R. Smith showcases key fundamentals for sound player development. Concentrating on essential skills of the game: conditioning, jumping ability, shooting, defense, rebounding, footwork, boxing out, and much more, Smith outlines basics in accessible language. Basketball is a game of mental and physical endurance - this book shows how to gain it all. As a bonus, a section has been added to help players with diet and strength training. Edit by J. Cade Over 40 drills for parents/coaches/players Bonus smoothie/protein recipe Reviewed by a head college basketball coach “Tony R. Smith’s book is very detailed and focuses on the things that will make youth basketball players fundamentally sound. Tony dives deep into the basics of youth basketball skill development!” (Al Pinkins, Associate Head Basketball Coach, University of Florida Gators)
  • How to Play Basketball for Kids: A Complete Guide for Parents and Players

    Tony R. Smith

    language (S.S. Publishing, Oct. 21, 2019)
    “HOW TO PLAY BASKETBALL FOR KIDS A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR PARENTS AND PLAYERS This book is an excellent guide for inspiring youths who want to excel in the game of basketball. Author Tony R. Smith provides not only the basic fundamentals that are needed for success, but a blueprint that can be used on any level of the game. I highly recommend this book not only for players, but coaches as well. Fantastic Read!” ( Ty Randolph former NBA Development Coach)How to Play Basketball for Kids: A Complete Guide for Parents and PlayersBasketball is an extraordinary sport to support whole child development. Tony R. Smith showcases key fundamentals for sound player development. Concentrating on essential skills of the game: Conditioning, Jumping Ability, Shooting, Defense, Rebounding, Footwork, Boxing Out and much more, Smith outlines basics in accessible language. Basketball is a game of mental and physical endurance - this book shows how to gain it all. As a bonus, a section has been added to help players with diet and strength training. Edited: by J. Cade6 x 9 Book Size easy to useOver 40 Drills for parents/coaches/playersBonus Smoothie/Protein RecipeReviewed by a Head College Basketball Coach“Tony R. Smith’s book is very detailed and focuses on the things that will make youth basketball players fundamentally sound. Tony dives deep into the basics of youth basketball skill development!” (Al Pinkins Associate Head Basketball Coach University of Florida Gators)
  • Man Found Dead in Park

    Margaret Coel, Phil Parks, Keith McCafferty, Anne Hillerman, Craig Johnson

    eBook (A.S.A.P. Publishing, July 20, 2018)
    You’re reading a funambulist, a daredevil performer, a consummate circus act, a writer capable of walking the tightrope of two societies with a stylish high-heel on one foot and a beaded moccasin on the other. I love Margaret Coel’s writing because there’s never a misplaced step. She balances two opposing cultures with little room for compromise, which is good because this chick works without a safety net. It’s human nature, or certainly the nature of writers, to analyze another’s work when reading it, in an attempt to take the story apart like an acrobatic trick—kick off your shoes and try it out. Every once in a while you second guess them and follow them out onto that tightrope just to find where they might’ve slipped up, but Margaret never does and just when you think she has she’ll turn and wink, so keep reading. Like Catherine McLeod, the reporter protagonist of Man Found Dead in Park, Margaret embraces both the mainstream and native cultures, all the while maintaining the aspect of her writing that transcends the genre with a deep understanding of human nature. When a man is found dead in an Indian section of Denver where no one is talking, McLeod finds herself in conflict with Mexican drug cartels and an investigation that leads north into Wyoming's Wind River Reservation and what turns out to be her roots. Transformative for both McLeod and the reader, the width and breath of the story is easy to miss, because Coel’s writing has a heady narrative that holds a sense of wonder and romance—a place that a lot of other writers fear to tread. I sometimes wonder if she knows how good she is, but I think probably not. The humility of a few artists is what keeps them grounded, and even when she’s out there flying high, I’m pretty sure she has her head up but is feeling every twitch of the story through the soles of her feet. Navigating with the finesse of a Flying Wallenda, Coel never misses a thing, because the devil is in the details, and like her character, Detective Nick Bustamante, Margaret knows that these indiscernible little slights of hand are the thing that makes for great drama under the Big Top.So join Margaret Coel out onto that high wire where she works without a safety net. Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out there will be moments of insecurity, thoughts that will disconcert, and you might be tempted to look down, but don’t. If things get too hairy just reach out and take this daredevil performer’s hand, and she’ll grin that signature smile and make sure you make it back to safety. --Craig Johnson
  • Frog Prince: A Day at the Pond

    Sharon Ashley

    eBook (S.A. Publishing, Sept. 20, 2019)
    In Frog Prince: A Day at the Pond, Freddy the Frog enjoys friendship, fun, and adventure as he learns a valuable lesson in being yourself. This super fun book about Frog Prince Freddy includes the following:8.5 x 8.5 Large pagesFull color pagesA life lesson for childrenEasy to follow storyline
  • Sharks: A Guide for Kids: Children Can Learn about Sharks

    Tony R. Smith, Ricky Wright, S.S. Publishing

    Audiobook (S.S. Publishing, Oct. 24, 2019)
    Are you afraid of sharks? Do sharks make your skin crawl? Most people are scared of sharks because they don't understand this animal. Sharks are very interesting animals and have a bad reputation outside of water. There are so many different types of sharks. In this book, you will learn about a lot of different species of sharks. Here are few facts about about sharks: Their cartilaginous skeletons are much lighter than true bone and their large livers are full of low-density oils. Most sharks can see well in dark-lighted areas, have fantastic night vision, and can see colors. Sharks have small black spots near the nose, eyes, and mouth.
  • The Fort

    James Michael

    eBook (Bahm's Away Publishing, Oct. 18, 2013)
    This is an award-winning short story set in Georgia just before the Civil War. Anyone who has a hero in their life will enjoy this coming-of-age tale of selfless sacrifice.
  • Endings

    James Michael

    language (Bahm's Away Publishing, Oct. 10, 2013)
    This is an award-winning short story about the enduring spirit of love from a child's eyes.
  • Tiny Matters

    James Michael

    language (Bahm's Away Publishing, Oct. 25, 2013)
    A young lady battles with her childhood fears and confronts the evil that continues to haunt her years later. Supported by her boyfriend, and encouraged by her faith, Renee must fight through the darkness and the storms of life.
  • Kindergarten Math Workbook: Math Made Easy for Children

    Tony R. Smith, S.S. Publishing

    language (S.S. Publishing, May 30, 2019)
    Math the Easy WayS.S. Publishing Kindergarten Math Workbook will help children master mathematics skills. Examples are provides along with sections for practice. This math workbook includes numbers ,counting, shapes, money, telling time, and much more. Your child or the children you work with can start here. Our math workbooks are packed with plenty of fun activities that will teach a variety of essential school skills. This workbook can improve a child's math skills. The highlights of this workbook include:NumbersAdding and SubtractionMoney & MeasurementShapesTally MarksAnd More
  • Salt Sugar Fat: Explore the Dark Side of the All-American Meal, America's Food Addiction, And Why We Get Fat by Understanding How the Food Giants Hooked Us on Mindless Eating

    Alexandra Kastor

    eBook (A&S Publishing, Sept. 2, 2013)
    #1 AMAZON.COM BESTSELLING AUTHORLAUNCH PROMO BONUS!As a thank you for all those who have supported Alexandra Kastor over the years, she has included a FREE USDA Guidelines Report with EVERY purchase of this book during its initial launch!The food industry pulls a lot of shady tactics in order to get their processed nonsense into your organic foods. This report will help you decode the tactics of Big Business in the grocery store!From The Back of the BookAnother inspiring, life-altering book by bestselling author Alexandra Kastor.Are You Fed Up With The Lies?Are You Being Fooled at the Store?Why Doesn't Your Diet Work?Did You Know Salt Can Benefit Your Health?Did You Know You Don't Have to Count Calories?Are You Hooked On Processed Food?Do You Really Know What's In Your Food?Answered Within!All of these questions and more are addressed in full detail within Salt Sugar FatGet the rarely-spoken-of secrets to living healthy not only today, but every day of your life!You Will Be AMAZED As To What You Find Out!Table of ContentsThe American Way-We Are Hooked on Cheap Instead of Good-to-EatWhat Consumers Don’t Know-Avoiding Garbage at the Grocery StoreScience of Selling: We've Been Fooled-Avoiding The LiesWhat Makes Me Fat But Not You? (& Vice Versa)-Calorie Counting and Regulating Fat…Not What You Think-Carbohydrates, Your Worst EnemyYour Trusted Friends-Why Diets Don’t Succeed-Elusive BenefitsTime to Think Outside of the Box-Forgotten Food-Teach Your Children WellFollowing Through-We Believe Our Eyes and Ears Instead of Our Bodies-Re-engineering Your MindsetSuccess in the Grocery Store Is A Step Away!You KNOW you have no idea what's on that ingredients label!You're TIRED of being filled with the lies of Big Business!You're DONE with consuming dangerous, processed foods!It's Time for a Change!This book is your KEY to long lastinghealth reform!Act Today and Claim Your Bonus Before It's Gone!Your bonus USDA Organic Guidelines report won't be available forever! It's up to you to take the action necessary to solidify your healthy lifestyle today and start changing your life NOW!
  • Life in the Desert for Kids: life in the Desert Region

    Tony R. Smith

    language (S.S. Publishing, Feb. 14, 2020)
    Do you want to teach your child/student about the desert? Do you want to know interesting facts about the desert? Do you know what plants and animals can survive with very little water? Find out you will find out what lives in desert. The desert is a wonder place and it is full of life. Sometimes the deserts may seem lifeless, but many animals find a way to live. Scorpions sting, snakes slither, birds, toads and many more animals. Life in the Desert for Kids will allow you to take a peek at how animals of the desert survive and strive to beat the desert heat. In this book you will learn about:Desert AnimalsDesert PlantsDesert SoilAnd much more