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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Sandra Ramsey
'Merely feeling happy isn't enough for three Treasure Coast friends. They're searching for the absolute best in each other and in life. and they want to share their secrets with you." -"Palm Beach Post," July 16, 2005 Tired of feeling overworked overwhelmed and underloved? Tired of self-help books that don't really help? Want to live not only a good life, but an extraordinary one? Then "Girl's Night Out: Changing Your Life One Week at a Time" is for you. "Girl's Night Out" will help you learn to: Clarify what you want from life improve self concept expand your creativity reduce stress play more increase your joy quotient It will also help you find and use materials, schedule class time, avoid whining sessions, and turn self knowledge into self growth. "Girl's Night Out" is about friends helping each other, about staying sane, loving your life and realizing dreams. Got any old, abandoned dreams you'd like to breathe back to life?
Throughout my life, I have probed more than one hundred homicides, including fifteen death-row cases, whereby I helped save six men from execution. My cases have included a retired teacher whose dismembered body was hidden in a trunk; a pedophile who killed a sixteen-year-old and got away with murder because he was an informer for the police department; an attorney who held one of his elderly clients hostage; and a Cuban fry cook, Luis Diaz, who was unjustly convicted and imprisoned as a serial rapist for twenty-six years. But And Justice for All is more than individual cases; it is also about the corruption and callousness of many officials who were and are major players in our justice system. This book is about my searching for justice in Florida; but based on my extensive reading and experience, I believe that circumstances are similar elsewhere in our country. This story is about my successes, as in the Louis Diaz case, and about my continuing challenges, those cases I have not resolved to my satisfaction. I do not believe in the concept of failure because, even as a child, it has never been in my nature to quit. I have fought city hall and won. I know what one person can do to challenge the system. -From the Introduction
