The Black Man's Guide to Good Health: Essential Advice for African-american Men and Their Families

James W Reed

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Hilton Publishing Company

An Eight-Week Guide to Better Health

Weight Loss for African American Women

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Diets & Weight Loss

WE CHANGED THE GAME is a story-the real story-about the very beginning of the Indiana Pacers professional basketball team. It's about the laughable new league founded in the 1960's in which the Pacers got their start as a team, the American Basketball Association (ABA), which gave many unsung players a shot or a second chance to make it in pro basketball but faced constant struggles during its brief existence from 1967-1976 before it merged with the NBA. During those early days in the ABA league, the Indiana Pacers captured three ABA league championship titles. But also-and only known by a select few-the Pacers, and the ABA league as a whole, barely survived through some incredibly close calls and financial fiascos, facing the brink of extinction more than once. But it was with the unwavering support of Pacers fans, very creative negotiating by Pacers' co-founder and team protector Richard Tinkham, an ABA-NBA league merger, and two Indianapolis-based real estate legends that ultimately saved the ABA and secured the Pacers' future as one of the top-contending professional basketball teams in the country. The love that Indiana basketball fans had for the Pacers also triggered the explosion of downtown Indianapolis, transforming it into a vibrant, progressive state capital over these past 50 years. Through the eyes of Robin Miller, Richard Tinkham and Bob Netolicky who were there through it all, sit back and enjoy one of the most improbable and inspirational stories in professional sports history. The Pacers and the ABA league proved that with big dreams, loyalty and perseverance, even the impossible really can be possible... and ordinary people truly can change the game.

We Changed the Game

Sports & Outdoors

Robin Miller

Bob Netolicky

Richard Tinkham

Basketball

Hope & Destiny: The Adult Patient and Parent's Guide to Sickle Cell Disease and Sickle Cell Trait, Revised 6th Edition

Lewis L. Hsu, MD, PhD

Allan F. Platt, PA-C, MMSc

James Eckman, MD

Hope and Destiny Jr: The Adolescent's Guide to Sickle Cell Disease, Revised 3rd Edition

Carmen C. M. Rodrigues, RN

Silvia R. Brandalise, MD

Hope and Destiny, Jr. Workbook and Learning Guide: The Adolescent's Guide to Sickle Cell Disease, 3rd Edition

“My family’s refugee experience in the United States—having to rebuild our lives from nothing—is what drives me to help the poor as often as I am capable.” Rescued from a small fishing boat off the coast of Vietnam in 1975, Kim-Doan Katrina Nguyen and her family soon found themselves starting over in America, with little more than their work ethic and their faith in God to sustain them. Bolstered by her beliefs and her desire to thrive, Nguyen ultimately realized her dream of becoming a physician, specializing in pediatric gastroenterology. Today, her deep faith is evident in her ever present mission to help others, no matter the circumstance. Live to Give is Nguyen’s reflection on a life of determination and devotion, marked most importantly by her gifts of time, talent, and treasure to make the world around her a better place. Watch this EWTN radio interview on Doctor Doctor from December 2020 featuring author Dr. Nguyen on childhood obesity and what her nonprofit organization, Faithful-2-Fitness, is doing to help teach and inspire healthier behaviors for children and their families. https://soundcloud.com/user-546435917/dd-190-childhood-obesity Read this article published in the December 2020 issue of Legatus magazine by author Dr. Nguyen on childhood obesity. https://legatus.org/news/battling-the-bulge-trimming-obesity-in-children

Live to Give: An inspirational memoir about freedom, faith, and selflessness

Katrina Nguyen

In Just Judy, we read the story of Judy Baar Topinka, a strong and inspiring female leader who changed Illinois history through her commitment to effective government and equality. Through education and persistence, Judy found herself on a history-making path, impacting the lives of millions of Illinois residents along her way. Judy began her career as a journalist and moved into government as a State Representative, State Senator, and then State Comptroller. Her story is a unique portrayal of modern Illinois history based on the life of a female politician who defied traditional gender roles to rise to the top of her profession and support the lives of people throughout the state. Featuring compelling photographs, unique primary sources, and inspiring discussion questions, this book is an ideal resource for students of history from middle school through adult. Judy Baar Topinka continues to inspire us all.

Just Judy: A Citizen and Leader for Illinois

Joseph Baar Topinka

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