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ALPINE AMERICAS: An Odyssey Along the Crest of Two Continents
Photography by Olaf Sööt
Essays by Don Mellor
Published by Horizon Editions, LLC Hardcover/256 pages/$50.00
ISBN: 978-0977849024
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THE WOODSTOCK STORY BOOK
by Linanne G. Sackett photography by Barry Z. Levine
Published by Channel Photographics
Hardcover/176 pages/$35.00ISBN: 978-1439222614
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TALK TO ME LIKE I’M SOMEONE YOU LOVE: Relationship Repair in a Flash
by Nancy Dreyfus
Tarcher/Penguin spiral-bound paperback 978-1585427703; $16.95; 2-color
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Nearly every relationship guide urges couples to improve their lines of communication, become better listeners and be more open about their fears and feelings. But how do you choose the right words in the heat of the moment? And how do you keep your tone and inflection from mangling the message you want to communicate?
Veteran psychotherapist Nancy Dreyfus provides a groundbreaking solution in TALK TO ME LIKE I’M SOMEONE YOU LOVE: Relationship Repair in a Flash. An insightful guide and a unique tool, TALK TO ME highlights the power of written messages to defuse tension and put an end to conflict, offering both sound advice and more than 100 “flash cards for real life” that can be utilized in the heat of the moment. Organized by theme, the flash cards include such messages as:
• Shifting Gears: “I don’t need you to see this exactly as I do. But I do need you to hear where I am coming from.”
• Taking Responsibility: “I can see that my anger has been destructive and that I’ve really hurt you.”
• Getting Clarification: “I can absolutely see why you’d be annoyed with me, but can you give me some sign that we’re still friends?"
• Apologizing: “I’m sorry I made such a big deal out of something so unimportant.”
Dreyfus has used the cards in her sessions and in her life. Now, in TALK TO ME LIKE I’M SOMEONE YOU LOVE, she brings this one-of-a-kind relationship tool, along with her extensive and insightful “field notes,” to a broader audience.
Nancy Dreyfus , Psy.D., is a psychotherapist and couples therapist with more than two decades of experience. She holds a doctorate degree from Hahnemann University Medical School. Visit her online at www.nancydreyfus.com.
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ADMIT ONE: My Life in Film By Emmett James
Fizzypop Productions, LLC, February 2010ISBN: 978-0-9842581-0-9
US $19.95, 216 pages, Hardcover
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''Hilarious, honest, touching, and poignant. The stories transported me back to my childhood, seemingly the very place from which I escaped years ago!''
--Phillip Rhys, actor, 24, Nip/Tuck''Funny and moving, capturing vividly the most important moments of youth. A very personal story to which everyone can relate.''
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First set in Croydon, South London, in the 1980s, ADMIT ONE, details how Emmett James escaped the pains of adolescence by going to the cinema. With wry, self-deprecating humor and observation, the author reflects on, obsesses over, and rages about film and its correlation to our pasts. Life soon imitates art, and the narrator finds that his true calling is in transiting one side of the screen to the other. He decides to leave England for the only place where he can realize his dream of becoming an actor ––America.
We then follow the narrator on his numerous Hollywood adventures as he struggles to survive, crashes an Academy Awards party, and chases his dream. At every turn, the films that inspired James as a child resurface, and they serve to contextualize his humorous collection of stories. He provides unique insights into the fascinating world of film, and eventually stumbles into acting in the highest-grossing movie of all time, Titanic.Emmett James spent his childhood in Croydon, South London and finished his schooling in Cambridge, England. Studying acting at Strasberg Actors Studio in London he began working in theater, eventually moving to Los Angeles in the early nineties to pursue his acting career in film. For over a decade he has worked extensively as a professional actor, winning a prestigious ADA as well as appearing in Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG, and Academy Award winning work. In addition to acting, he has produced, taught, and directed film, stage and television productions in Hollywood. From a family of authors including J.B. Priestley, he continues to live and work in Hollywood.--Book Trailer:
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LIVE A LIFE YOU LOVE: 7 Steps to a Healthier, Happier, More Passionate You by Susan Biali, M.D.
Beaufort Books/March 2010
Paperback/208 pages/$16.95
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Live a Life You Love provides the reader with practical and personal tools to apply to life, ranging from proper diet and exercise to relationship skills, mental awareness and spirituality. While providing sound medical and nutritional advice, Dr.Biali helps you understand the importance of listening to your body’s mental, emotional and physical signs. Uniquely, Live a Life You Love underscores all of these practical points with candid examples from Dr. Biali’s personal life, cultivating a sincere and authentic experience across the pages.Written in a user-friendly format, Live A Life You Love touches on: • Self-love 101 and why it is mandatory – especially for women• The mental and physical criticality of living a balanced life• How to eat in a way that prevents chronic disease and aging• How to stop yo-yo dieting• How to foster and take charge of your relationships• How to rid yourself of toxins in your life• How to honor who you really are and want to be“Happiness isn’t just for lucky people – you can choose and create it.” – Dr. Susan BialiDr. Susan Biali holds a Doctorate of Medicine and a Bachelor’s of Science in Dietetics from the University of British Columbia. She has appeared in national print media such as Self, Fitness, Hello! and the Chicago Tribune and had a “Food for Thought” column for the past 8 years in The Medical Post. Currently she blogs for PsychologyToday.com is a “Health Maven” and “Top Health Blogger” for Wellsphere.com and an expert for HealthyCanada.com. Dr. Biali has appeared on numerous television, radio and internet media outlets in Canada and the United States including Fox News, Global TV, CTV, CityTV, MSNBC, MSN, AOL and The Good Life Network. She resides in Vancouver, B.C., Canada with her husband and dance partner, Armando Martinez. --Articles:
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