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Do you smoke cigarettes or know someone who does? Read about the challenges of smoking cigarettes, the rewards of quitting, as well as the possible tragedy that can result if one doesn’t kick the habit. This is not a boring, step-by-step method, to quit smoking. Kick Smokin' is a story about life lessons, motivation, challenges, goals, determination, and success.
 
In Kick Smokin’, author Paul Rallion shows how he learned to smoke, how he struggled with cigarettes, and how he couldn’t let go of cigarettes until he was determined to do so. He developed a successful method to quit smoking without the use of drugs or chemicals, which worked for him the first time. This book will show you how to do the same: to kick smokin’, one butt at a time!

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No matter what your background is, this book has something to offer. From computer basic concepts to online collaboration, and from basic drawing to movie editing, this book provides an insight to a wide variety of computer programs. Whether you would like to read about software to increase your productivity or just for fun, this book is for you. The handouts and post-activities presented here have served to introduce and enrich many computer applications.

In MY COMPUTeachER, author Paul Rallion shares an entire coursework that he has built from scratch in the last 15 years as a computer instructor at the elementary, middle school, and adult education levels. This collection can now be yours to use and enjoy!

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Whether the reader is, has been, or will become a middle school teacher, or a middle school student or parent, this book provides a close look at life in middle school: How challenges emerge and obstacles are overcome, as well as how one student turned his life and his school around.
 
Many middle school students don’t see the dangers of not working to their potential. In Turning Point, authors Paul Rallion and Chuck Wong present the reality of many middle school students, some of whom believe that all they have to do is sit pretty in class. Yet, there are other students who show tremendous growth as students. What makes them do well? What’s their Turning Point?