1001 Ways to Stay Young Naturally

1001 Ways to Stay Young Naturally 

By: Susannah Marriott

We are the generations who are determined to stay young forever. Whether you were part of the youth movements that createdWoodstockand theGlastonburyfestival, punk rock and rave culture, hip hop and the first and second summers of love or are simply facing up to your first gray hairs and wondering how to live a greener life, you probably feel as I do. How can we possibly grow old? Our role models are still living the life writing classic tunes, designing showstopping collections, becoming the face of global cosmetics companies so why shouldn’t we? We have fought to do it our way. Believing individuals could make a difference, we campaigned for women’s and gay rights and against wars and the establishment. A worldwide study suggests this makes us more likely to be sexually satisfied into our 80s and beyond. [download]

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A Dark Sicilian Secret

A Dark Sicilian Secret 

By: Jane Porter

Jillian Smith drew a deep breath as she walked along the jagged cliff overlooking the stormyPacific Ocean, relishing the fresh air, stunning scenery and a rare moment of freedom. Things were definitely looking up. She hadn’t seen Vittorio’s men in over nine months and she was certain that if she was careful, they’d never find her here, in this small, private coastal town just a few miles outsideCarmel,California. For one, she didn’t use her name, Jillian Smith, anymore. She had a new identity, April Holliday, and a new look blonde, tan, as if she were a Californianative instead of a striking brunette from Detroit. Not that Vitt knew she was from Detroit. Nor could he know. It was imperative she keep Vittorio, the father of her baby, as far away from her as possible. [download]

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7th Heaven

7^th Heaven

By: James Patterson and Maxine Paetro 

TINY LIGHTS WINKED on the Douglas fir standing tall and full in front of the picture window. Swags of Christmas greenery and dozens of cards decked the well-appointed living room, and apple logs crackled in the fireplace, scenting the air as they burned. A digitized Bing Crosby crooned “The Christmas Song.” “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Jack Frost nipping at your nose . . .” Henry Jablonsky couldn’t see the boys clearly. The one called Hawk had snatched off his glasses and put them a mile away on the fireplace mantel, a good thing, Jablonsky had reasoned at the time. It meant that the boys didn’t want to be identified, that they were planning to let them go. Please, God, please let us live and I’ll serve you all the days of my life. Jablonsky watched the two shapes moving around the tree, knew that the gun was in Hawk’s waistband. [download]

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A Tale of Cooks and Conquerors

A Tale of Cooks and Conquerors 

By: Lizzie Collingham

In 1994 I drank my first lassi at Dipti’s Pure Drinks in the Colaba area of Bombay. Its thick, velvety sweetness was seductive. During my stay in the city I kept on returning for more. I also ate my first vegetarian thali in a workingman’s eatery, and wondered about the state of the kitchens when a rat sat on my foot. At the home of John and Susan Gnanasundaram in MadrasI discovered the delights of Indian home cooking: spongy idlis with freshly made, bright green, sharp, coriander chutney for breakfast and rich chicken curries for dinner. None of it tasted like the Indian food I was used to in British Indian restaurants. A few months later I became very ill with cholera. While I was recovering I could only manage to eat tea and toast. I also discovered that tourist hotels still served the food of the Raj and recuperated on a diet of yellow omelettes. [download]

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The Everyday Internet for Dummies

The Everyday Internet for Dummies 

By: Peter Weverka

These are exciting times for the Internet. Peer-to-peer file sharing, news aggregators, and other advances in technology have inspired a new generation of Web sites and services. Never before have this many Web sites and services been available on the Internet. The idea behind this book is to present everything on the Internet that’s worth doing because it’s useful, it’s a lot of fun, or it’s innovative and therefore worth checking out. Close to a thousand different Web sites are described in this book, but this book isn’t a directory of Web sites on the Internet. The focus is on doing things researching, online banking, communicating, making new friends, playing games, talking over the Internet telephone, online shopping, online selling, and blogging. [download]

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The Torah for Dummies

The Torah for Dummies

By: Arthur Kurtzweil

The Torah is both the most sacred object and the most sacred text in Judaism. It consists of the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The word “Torah” comes from the same root as the Hebrew word hora’ah (hoe-rah-ah), which means “instruction” or “teaching.” The Torah’s purpose, simply stated, is to provide people with instructions for finding and following the path of God and the path to God. Although the words in the Torah, which is also known as the Five Books of Moses, consists of exactly 304,805 letters, the great sages of Jewish tradition teach that all the wisdom in the universe is hidden within these letters. Jewish tradition looks carefully at these letters and at the words they form, and great sages throughout history have provided and continue to provide the proper instruction for analyzing the Torah text and revealing its divine messages. [download]

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