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If there was an option to heal your body in a natural way, would you take it? Well, there is, and the answer has been right in front of us all along: Plants and herbs. Natural remedies restore balance and harmony to your body, making them one of the most powerful, natural medicines around and, when correctly used, can do wonders to transform the way that we feel from the inside out. Healing Made Easy is the essential guide you need to open your eyes to the medical herbs and wonderful ways you can cure your everyday aches and pains without the use of synthetic drugs.

Black College Football: The Game That Time Forgot will re-explain everything that you thought you knew about Black college football. No one has ever discussed the contribution of BCF to the culture or the game of football in this fashion. Carlos Lock provides accounts of forgotten games, legendary players, and coaches, but most importantly, he instills the narrative that Black College Football matters.

Urban gardening is the art of gardening in an urban environment, as the name implies. It is finding ways to garden, even when you may not have a great big yard to use, such as making use of containers, rooftops, and even your wall. When you garden in an urban environment, you may feel like your options are limited, but, in fact, you have a wide range of ways that you are able to change up everything to make them work for you.

Frederique Toenes was the pastor of a small vibrant church in Jonestown, Virginia. His wife Dorothy and their teenage daughter Merlene were not as committed as he was to the faith, so on several occasions, Dorothy stirred up confusion with accusations, both in the home and in the church. Merlene began an intimate relationship with a neighbor Mr. Seatone, whose daughter Eastlyn lived a miserable life, trying to take care of her mother who was in deep depression over her husband’s disloyalty to her.