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2010/04/14
STOP CRYING BOOK A TRUE STORY
A true story about a troubled boy growing up with an extremely distressed family and an untamed mother who suppressed and self medicated her mental illness by inflicting pain on her children oprah winfrey book club bookclub opra's amazon barns nobles a child called it dave pelzer dont tell mummy george bush barack obama hilliry clinton bill president sadam iraq army bagdad bestseller book of the year story true sad funny brittney spears hannah montana miley cirus montel williams lulu books award winning abuse pain hurt divorce family drug drugs meth intervention help destroy This was shot on BET Animation and 106 and Park. IT IS A SATIRICAL OBSERVATION ON THE CURRENT RIDICULOUS, OFFENSIVE, AND EMBARRASSING STATE OF THE ONCE NOBLE ART OF HIP HOP. THE RAPPER WHO MADE THE SONG IS ALSO SATIRING THE CURRENT POPULAR RAP MUSIC WHICH IS AN EMBARRASSMENT TO EVERYTHING RAP WAS. WHILE MAKING THIS SOCIAL SATIRE, HE ALSO PROVIDE A POSITIVE MESSAGE AND A SOCIAL COMMENTARY.
Graham Hancock - Quest for the Lost Civilization 2-14
This documentary is a breathtaking odyssey, stretching from the pyramids of ancient Egypt to South American ruins. From Easter Island to Angkor Wat, Graham Hancock puts forward compelling evidence to suggest that cultures we term ancient were in fact the heirs to an older lost civilization. GRAHAM HANCOCK is the author of the major international bestsellers The Sign and The Seal, Fingerprints of the Gods and Heaven's Mirror. His books have sold more than five million copies worldwide and have been translated into 27 languages. His public lectures and TV appearances, including the three-hour series Quest For The Lost Civilisation, have put his ideas before audiences of tens of millions. He has become recognised as an unconventional thinker who raises legitimate questions about humanity's history and prehistory and offers an increasingly popular challenge to the entrenched views of orthodox scholars. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, Hancock's early years were spent in India, where his father worked as a surgeon. Later he went to school and university in the northern English city of Durham and graduated from Durham University in 1973 with First Class Honours in Sociology. He went on to pursue a career in quality journalism, writing for many of Britain's leading newspapers including The Times, The Sunday Times, The Independent, and The Guardian. He was co-editor of New Internationalist magazine from 1976-1979 and East Africa correspondent of The Economist from 1981-1983. In the ...
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2010/04/13
Elusive Paradise (Bestseller Romance S.)
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2010/04/12
Every Day in Every Way Your Writing Gets Better and Better!
I'm making what I consider a deep inquiry into the sources of and cures for, writer's block.
I'm examining it from various viewpoints:
(1) As a form of procrastination;
(2) As fear of failure;
(3) As a habit to be exchanged for the writing habit; and
(4) As a defensive reaction to criticism.
Are there any quick fixes for this malady that causes so much suffering?
Is there an expedient way to get back on track, or better yet, to keep chugging along, full steam ahead, without interruption?
Happily, I believe there are some shortcuts. One of them assists us to get over the nagging concern that our writing is stagnating, or worse, that we have somehow lost the magic touch.
My professor, the revered sage Peter F. Drucker, was fond of saying: "If the gods wish to destroy you, first, they'll give you forty years of success."
Not a happy thought, but it certainly resonates for those of us that have had early and nearly instantaneous success, especially in publishing. The first four books I published were business bestsellers. Hundreds of thousands of copies were sold.
Then, my next two struggled.
Feeling I lost it, that I'd never duplicate my early wins, I quietly bowed out of writing books and put my energies into creating audios and videos, which were profitable media for me. Plus, my book royalties were handsome, so I declined to update the standouts that were still sending me semi-annual checks.
But I was blocked, unconsciously persuaded that the book muse had better things to do than to whisper winning titles into my ears. I reached my quota, and that was that.
Approximately ten years went by, during which I didn't publish another volume. Finally, I gave myself permission to fail (and therefore to succeed) again. I wrote and large companies issued my next six books during a three-year period.
Problem solved, right? Not quite.
Those books didn't reach the commercial success of my original four, so despite their pluses, and there were many I could only see them as disappointments.
I was offered a contract for my 13th, but I declined, opting instead to turn it into a profitable audio seminar. I felt I had been opening door after door, getting smacked in the face with a pie each time, so when I reached the lucky 13th portal I ducked.
So, I know whence I speak when it comes to being blocked.
Now, I write, at will, and I write a lot. I have detached the tether between what I compose and commercial success.
A phrase that keeps me going, that prevents the rude return of writer's block is a simple affirmation, by way of Emile Coue, that I'll share with you:
"Every day in every way my writing gets better and better!"
Not only does it work, keeping me productive, but it's true, and I'm sure it will be true for you, as well.
Richard Dawkins and Bishop Harries - Christianity 4of4
Nine months before the release of his million-copy bestseller The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins had the world buzzing with his television documentary Root of All Evil? During the filming, Richard Dawkins conducted many fascinating interviews with people from around the world. This uncut interview from the original tapes, allows the viewer a rare vantage point into these revealing exchanges. Bishop Harries has been Bishop of Oxford since 1987 and is a regular contributor to newspaper columns and television debates. The Bishop of Oxford is also a keen writer and not afraid to challenge the conventional view, having penned several books about religion in which he looks into the deeper issues of Christianity. His latest book, God Outside The Box: Why Spiritual People Object To Christianity, in which he listens to and answers questions about God and Christianity from people who are spiritual but often critical of religion and Christianity. www.richarddawkins.net
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