Limericks, Jokes and Other Such Rubbish is a rich mixture of comical topics, all clean, including original limericks, cute things kids said, names with witty connotations, strange true stories, blonde jokes, puns, Scottish jokes, unusual snippets from actual church bulletins, thoughtful quotes of famous folks and lots of passed-on humor. All is included that we may have a hearty laugh, and not intended to be hurtful to anyone.

This is a full-color interior book of entirely new poetry written by Stanley J St. Clair, author of Reflections on Life. All entries were written between 2013 and 2015 are based primarily on true events in the poet's life.

Dr. Rosemond's informative book for coaches deals with the often overlooked causes and effects of stress on coaches of all sports and levels from middle school to professionals and candidly relates from years of first-hand experience proper ways to deal with the difficulties faced by the coach in today's ever-changing, perplexing world. She also deals with avoiding burnout, something which also affected her personally. In my opinion reading and following the advice in this book can make all of the difference for a coach in coping and failure.

There are numerous reasons why persons in the public eye change their names (or have it done for them). For instance, why did Rudolf Walter Wanderone, Jr. and James A. Moore, Jr. both take the names of fictional characters that they claimed were based on them and how did doing so change their lives forever? At least 20 featured stars who took stage names were from Jewish immigrant families. Many were impoverished; some were abused; several were forced to work as young children to help pay bills. Many were from broken homes, and some never knew their biological fathers, often being placed in...