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The book is called Bury That Sucka and it is a non-fictional account of a scandalous, bizarre love affair that the black community has with the N-word, exposing how they have been mesmerized by this infamous, diabolical word. Bury That Sucka, is to be officially released the end of September 2005.

The N-word is a Trojan horse that African Americans have accepted into their community not realizing or understanding the peril in their actions and it is revealed as to why the users of this word really needs to bury that suckanot only for the good of their community but the entire country.

There isn’t another race of people on planet earth who has takenor ever takena racial epithet and embraced it with such loving care as the black community has with the N-word, but is nonetheless insulted when this word is used by a non-black.

Then, there isn’t any other racial slur with almost 400 years of built up negative energy such as the likes of the N-word. Yes! Bury That Sucka infers that the N-word has power and is impacting and controlling the destiny of a community of unsuspecting people and all of America as well.

The book can presently be obtained through the publisher, PublishAmerica by visiting the following website: http://www.publishamerica.com/books/10512

For a complimentary media copy please contact PublishAmerica at (301) 695-1707, the ISBN is 1-4137-9269-3. Or you can e-mail me at: huhi3139@aol.com expressing your desire for a complimentary media copy.

Availability of the book online through such sources as Barnes&Noble and Amazon.com will be early October 2005. Until then the book is now available through the publisher PublishAmerica. To learn more about the author and book please visit: http://www.burythatsucka.com

My background involves close to thirty years of metaphysical studies and to this very day is an on-going endeavor. The learning from such studies I attribute to helping me get over a particular hurdle that I encountered little over twenty years ago. It was then, when the doctor diagnosed me as being in the early stages of cancer. In his opinion I could either have surgery or go on a medication that once started I would have to take for the rest of my life. I decided to neither but instead elected to put my fate in the hands of a higher power.

Since that epochal moment in my “life” life’s journey has taken me down the road towards spiritual healing, mysticism and development of psychic abilities. Concurrently, evolving into a Mystic, Spiritual Healer and Psychic (clairsentient). Formal education includes attending Cal State College Los Angeles. My decision to write this book is based upon my expanded awareness of life and the obligation I feel that I have to share this awareness with my fellowman.

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Do you faithfully balance your checkbook each month? How about once a week? Chances are that you don’t.

But you should.

Balancing your checkbook is the starting point of managing your finances. Millions of Americans don’t do it regularly. Some people don’t even write down the exact change on the checks they write. Some people enter false amounts into their check register to think they have less money than they really do. Others want to hide things from their spouses. Several only balance their checkbooks once a year when they do taxes.

Okay, I skipped two months when my daughter was born. When I finally sat down to get it all balanced, it took hours. It was awful.

The most time effective way to balance your account is on a weekly basis. I fully believe that the longer you wait between balancing sessions, the more errors you will find. A checkbook that just won’t add up is a nightmare that is often never figured out.

Imagine my surprise after being married for a decade to find out that my husband didn’t know how to balance a checkbook. Oh- he never overdrew an account or had a problem figuring out how much money he had. He just didn’t know how to sit down and add it all up on paper. When he took over the complete management of our finances, it didn’t last a month. But he did learn how to balance the checkbook.

Balancing your checkbook is simply matching your records with the bank’s records. You compare your register to your monthly bank statement. You can quickly do this on the computer, but remember that you are entering the numbers on your end, so mistakes can still be made. You can also do this with pen and paper, which is often preferred by a lot of people. I use a large log book that will hold almost a whole month of spending per page. I like being able to look over a long span of time at once. I use post notes to keep track of when I balance and any discrepencies.

The first step is to regularly write down all receipts. We have a basket next to where we empty our pockets every evening. It is habit to drop all receipts in the basket. When money is tight, I might balance it every other day. This is easy by checking my account via the internet. You can also call into your bank for the account history by telephone.

That doens’t mean that we don’t miss receipts. Sometimes we don’t bring them home. If we don’t, by balancing every week, we are able to catch the missing receipts before they add up to a whole lot of money.

Balancing your checking account is quite simple. Start by checking off every item in your register that has cleared the bank. Then go back and add in any items that the bank says you spent, but you didn’t write down. This may be interest earned or bank fees.

Total up all of the checks and debits versus the deposits that you do not checked as cleared. This is the amount of money that you have floating around. It hasn’t cleared yet, but it is already spent.

Subtract that amount from the ending balance in your register. This amount should equal the balance on your bank statement. If it doesn’t check for math errors in your checkbook or the omittance of items.

Sometimes, it is impossible to reconcile your checkbook. This often happens when you let a large amount of time go by. Simply start over. Accept what the bank says your balance is and go from there. Balance your account more often, and it probably won’t happen again.

Martin Lukac represents http://www.RateEmpire.com and http://www.1AmericanFinancial.com, a finance web-company specializing in real estate and mortgage rates. We specialize in daily updates, mortgage news, rate predictions, mortgage rates and more. Find low home loan mortgage interest rates from hundreds of mortgage companies!

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Wings of an Angel
By Angel Logan
Xlibris Corporation (2003)
Reviewed by Beverly Pechin for Reader Views (3/06)

The moment I saw “Wings of an Angel” I knew it was simply a gift,
waiting to be given to someone special. The light lavender cover and
art work send out a feeling of immediate relaxation. You open the
cover to find even more beauty inside. Short, eclectic prose blesses the
pages alongside coordinating colored art work that is quite beautiful and
creative. It seems as much thought went into the art work of the book
as the writing and the two combine together to give you the gift of
prose that will simply calm.

I see this book as a perfect gift for events when you’re not quite sure
what to give. Any spiritual gatherings where perhaps your faith isn’t
quite the same and you don’t feel comfortable giving something of their
faith, yet want to still bless them with something touching. Perhaps the
birth of a child, when the parent’s need a special gift to let them know
they’re special. Mother’s day, birthdays, any day that you simply want
to tell someone they’re special and thought of and need to take the time
themselves to enjoy a little peace with the world.

While it is a book of angels and finding oneself, it’s not a sappy
religious view that overwhelms the reader with issues and provoking
thoughts. Instead it has a calming effect, much like a warm lavender
filled tub does at the end of a stressful day. One of my favorite poems
in the book was “At Paradise Cafe”, with it’s ending verse that says
“Paradise Cafe is the place within your heart where music rings the
song of hope…” That particular poem reminds oneself of how
important YOU are, as you sit at the Paradise Cafe across from
yourself, for a moment to look deep within and make discoveries.

“Wings of an Angel” is a beautiful collection of poetry that gently
relaxes one from the inside out and somehow within it’s few pages of
beauty can bring you to an inner peace each time you open it. An
absolute work of beauty.

Beverly Pechin is a reviewer for Reader Views
http://www.readerviews.com

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