Cecilia Tan

David Stein

Laura Antoniou

M. Christian

Michael Hernandez

Tales of the Marketplace (The Marketplace Series, 4)

The Academy

John Cassidy

Explains how soap bubbles are formed and what can be done with them.

The Unbelievable Bubble Book

Celia Tan

Michael Hermandez

The Academy: Tales of the Marketplace continues the brilliant saga of resolute slaves and exacting owners begun in previous volumes (The Marketplace, The Slave, The Trainer). A dynamic culture of honor and duty embracing absolute servitude is the basis for the clandestine society known as The Marketplace. Sensuality, intelligence, and passion meld into exquisite eroticism and scenes of blazing sexuality and sexual diversity. The Marketplace is full of all kinds of slaves and trainers, of all genders and sexual tastes. In "The Academy" we follow Chris Parker and his trainee, Michael LaGuardia, to Japan, where a conclave of trainers is taking place. While the trainers swap cautionary tales and debate protocol, moves are being made that may change the Marketplace, and Chris's place in it, forever. This complete, full-length novel is a rich tapestry of sexuality and emotion, augmented by the inclusion of short stories by guest authors Karen Taylor, Cecilia Tan, Michael Hernandez, david stein, and Christian Muncy. This print-on-demand paperback brings back into print the best-selling book formerly published by Mystic Rose books. Under Circlet Press's "Luster Editions" imprint, all the books in the series are now available to bookstores everywhere, and a brand new sequel, The Inheritor, is forthcoming in 2013.

Liz Crain

Nichole Graf

Micah Sherman

Honest, intelligent, and approachable, Grow Your Own combats the inaccurate stereotypes that are again being used to bolster the case for prohibition. Featured in Esquire, BuzzFeed, and more. The benefits of marijuana are undeniable—medicinally, sure, but also for stress, for creativity, and for relaxation. And as any homebrewer, winemaker, or backyard gardener can tell you, there’s a particular joy in doing it yourself. Whether you’re new to cannabis and need to walk through the basics, or you’re an experienced grower looking to hone your techniques, Grow Your Own provides all the background and instruction you need to set up a grow space, raise your plants, and harvest your buds. It will teach you how to choose a strain based on its flavors and effects, how to to manage insects and molds without the use of pesticides, and how to mix just the right soil. But Grow Your Own will also give you a primer on the myriad ways to enjoy cannabis—from carving an apple pipe to baking a delicious batch of pot brownies. With photography, visual aids, and illustrations from Allen Crawford (Whitman Illuminated), Grow Your Own makes cultivating cannabis as accessible as it is rewarding.

Grow Your Own: Understanding, Cultivating, and Enjoying Marijuana

Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2005 im Fachbereich Jura - Sonstiges, Note: 17 - sehr gut, Freie Universität Berlin (Juristische Fakultät), Veranstaltung: Mediation im Wirtschaftsrecht, 60 Quellen im Literaturverzeichnis, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Die Mediation ist neben dem Gerichts-, dem Schiedsverfahren, dem Vergleich und der Verhandlung eines der bedeutenden Konfliktlösungsverfahren. Man versteht darunter die freiwillige Erörterung eines Konfliktes zwischen Streitparteien, deren Ziel es ist, mithilfe eines neutralen und unparteiischen Dritten ohne Entscheidungskompetenz, zu einem einvernehmlichen, eigenverantwortlichen Ergebnis zu gelangen. Anders ausgedrückt: „Mediation is a negotiation carried out with the assistance of a third party.“ Sie basiert auf der Verhandlung, unterscheidet sich aber insbesondere dadurch, dass der Verfahrensablauf bestimmten Grundsätzen folgt und vom Mediator kontrolliert wird. In der vorliegenden Arbeit werden die Grundlagen und Methoden des Harvard-Konzeptes, also die Vorgehensweise des sachgerechten Verhandelns vor dem Hintergrund der Mediation dargelegt. Der schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf der Kommunikation in der Verhandlung, insbesondere auf Aspekten der Psychologie und Psychoanalyse, der Soziologie und der Kommunikatinswissenschaften.

Kommunikation in der Verhandlung. Das Harvard-Konzept als Mediationsstrategie

ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS HIM is the first book to present, in their own words, the real lives of long-term gay Master/slave couples and families. Sixteen slaveowners and their properties around the U.S. and in Canada welcomed the authors into their homes and spoke candidly about how each relationship started, how it evolved to meet the challenges of living in conventional society, and how it works today. All of these bonds have lasted for at least three years - some for well over a dozen years. These relationships are different from the Master/slave stereotypes of erotic fiction. They're also different from what you may find in how-to books and Internet postings on the subject. Instead of reading what a single writer says this lifestyle "should" be, discover what a generous sampling of gay Masters and slaves are actually doing. Most striking is how different their relationships are from each other. Tradeoffs are made, deals struck, and power exchanged in ways that work for these unique individuals pursuing their respective dreams. Who should read this book? Anyone who's wondered if being a Master or slave is right for him, or who wishes to understand this lifestyle better. If you've read the fantasies and felt something was missing, or tried the experts' prescriptions and found them wanting, this book is for you. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS HIM describes real-life strategies and tactics for success. Joseph W. Bean, the famed BDSM author, teacher, and leather community organizer, says in his foreword: "No other book has accomplished what this one does. In these pages, you will discover that living as Master or slave means defining that life for yourself. Here, the man who is considering an M/s life, or living one and wondering if he is doing it 'right,' finds that 'right' and 'wrong' are not the operative terms. Good Mastery, good slavery, and good M/s relationships are the ones in which the men are true to themselves, living lives that are rewarding to both Masters and slaves."

David Stein

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