Book overflows with natural, healthy ways to living long, well
NEW YORK — Author Barbara “Bobbie” Horowitz suffered from major physical problems when she was in her late 50s. She did not give herself long to live but the universe had other plans. With the help of a spiritual coach, she began the process and after extensive research and commitment to healing bit by bit she became healthier than she had ever been. Through her book, “Fit and Fabulous from Fifty Forward!” (published by Balboa Press), she shows readers how to make the process of becoming and staying one’s fittest possible self a fun process.
“Need to take off or put on some pounds, get rid of pain or get back your energy?” The author suggests cutting down on the need for medications. At 60, she did just that and gladly shares how she learned to accomplish this and make the process fun. Turning 77 this year, she testifies to feeling great and encourages readers that if she can do it, then they can too. She gives tips on how to find out one’s specific body needs, how to do the research to find doctors and written materials that will lead to the path of health and fitness, and tips on how to make the process fun for the individual.
Horowitz shares her own journey to inspire readers saying, “they deserve to be fit and feel well for more years than they may have thought would be possible and that they can enjoy the process.”
An excerpt from the book:
“As I said, it’s my responsibility to do everything I can to give you more reason to love yourself. You’re truly a winner right now! When you know that you are, you’ll do what winner (your name) would do.”
“If you bought this book or received it as a gift or as part of a course you’re taking, I know you care enough you are, indeed, ready to walk this path. When you try it and it works for you, you’ll not only have a winner buried deep in your soul, you’ll feel and look and act like the winner you are!”
“Fit and Fabulous from Fifty Forward!”
By Barbara “Bobbie” Horowitz
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504337724
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5in | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504337700
E-Book | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504337717
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
An award winning songwriter/performer, Barbara “Bobbie” Horowitz received the 2016 and 2017 MAC Award for Best Emcee for her series “It’s Just a Number!” She has performed in theater in New York City and regionally. She has produced musicals in New York, London and West Palm Beach and was former executive producer of “The Drama Desk Awards.” She is also a certified image coach who helps people find the path that is most ideal for them.
Balboa Press, a division of Hay House, Inc. – a leading provider in publishing products that specialize in self-help and the mind, body, and spirit genres. Through an alliance with indie book publishing leader Author Solutions, LLC, authors benefit from the leadership of Hay House Publishing and the speed-to-market advantages of the self-publishing model. For more information, visit balboapress.com. To start publishing your book with Balboa Press, call 877-407-4847 today. For the latest, follow @balboapress on Twitter.
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New novel explores redemption
Dawn Marie Bailey announces publication of debut novel, ‘The Fear of Being Seen’
MARION, Iowa – Based on a true story, “The Fear of Being Seen” (published by WestBow Press) by Dawn Marie Bailey shares the story of Angel, a young girl wanting love and hoping to be heard.
With a theme of finding Jesus’ love when everything seems impossible, “The Fear of Being Seen” follows Angel throughout her day and tells the reader all about her life and her innermost thoughts. The book details both the ups and the downs of Angel’s life. It also has Jesus narrating the story, illustrating how he always sees Angel, and never leaves her side.
“‘The Fear of Being Seen’ is an empowering book to prayerfully reach everyone affected by trauma, suicide, attempted suicide, and desperation,” Bailey says. “It is my goal that the reader will experience the power of the human heart when true redemption through the Holy Spirit is acknowledged.”
“The Fear of Being Seen”
By Dawn Marie Bailey
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 116 pages | ISBN 9781512778588
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 116 pages | ISBN 9781512778571
E-Book | 116 pages | ISBN 9781512778564
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Dawn Marie Bailey, a first-time author, has had the passion for writing for as long as she can remember. She works as a physical therapist assistant, an adjunct high school instructor in Eastern Iowa and as a volunteer sexual abuse victim advocate. Her work with Youth For Christ Ministries awakened her own story many years ago. Bailey has had the privilege to meet countless people from all types of backgrounds with all types of stories. The groups she has been involved with, her patients, and the high school students she has the blessing to teach all ignited a passion that kept growing, which flowed onto the pages of her first book, “The Fear of Being Seen.”
WestBow Press is a strategic supported self-publishing alliance between HarperCollins Christian Publishing and Author Solutions, LLC — the world leader in supported self-publishing. Titles published through WestBow Press are evaluated for sales potential and considered for publication through Thomas Nelson and Zondervan. For more information, visit www.westbowpress.com or call (866)-928-1240. For WestBow Press news, click “Like” at www.facebook.com/WestBowPress and follow @westbowpress on Twitter.
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Today at 2:30pm MT/4:30pm ET, New Mexico Senator Martin Heinrich will be joined by tribal, legal, and business leaders to discuss tomorrow’s executive action by President Trump targeting America’s national monuments.
The press conference call will be hosted by the Center for American Progress as the president orders a review of more than 20 years of national monument protections, potentially upending protections for millions of acres of public lands, tens of thousands of archaeological sites, and the many cultural and historic areas protected to celebrate America’s history, diversity, and natural beauty.
WHO:
Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM)
Christy Goldfuss, Vice President for Energy and Environment Policy, Center for American Progress Action Fund
Kristina Waggoner, Vice President, Boulder-Escalante Chamber of Commerce
Mark Squillace, Director of the Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado Law School
A member of the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition
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Senate Judiciary Committee Must Carefully Assess Delrahim in Light of Potential Agribusiness Mergers
WASHINGTON, DC -- Tomorrow the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for Makan Delrahim, Donald Trump’s nominee for Assistant Attorney General of the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division. The DOJ’s Antitrust Division reviews and makes decisions on corporate mergers, and as an Assistant Attorney General Delrahim will be the ultimate decider on the proposed merger of giant agrochemical companies Monsanto Company and Bayer AG.
A coalition of 80 farmer, consumer and environmental groups have raised concerns about the merger, and the growing consolidation of the agricultural sector. A potential merger of Monsanto and Bayer would create the world’s largest agribusiness company, and would have a negative impact on American farmers already struggling with slim profit margins, increase prices for consumers and stifle innovation.
“A merged Monsanto + Bayer will undoubtedly put their corporate profits over small American farms, squeezing farmers and eventually driving up prices for consumers,” said Tiffany Finck-Haynes, Food Futures Campaigner with Friends of the Earth. “If mega-corporations are allowed to hold a near monopoly on the industry, innovation from small and organic farmers will be stifled, and the consumers will have little choice.”
"The time is now to stand up for consumers and farmers. If this merger goes through, there will be no going back–our food, our farmers, and our consumers will be irreparably injured,” said Anne Isakowitsch, senior campaigner with SumOfUs, a global consumer watchdog. “The government will have placed the future of innovation, of food safety, and of food prices in the hands of a mega-corporation. We urge the Committee to ensure that Mr. Delrahim has the skill and dedication necessary to ensure that competition and innovation remain vibrant in America.”
“Farmers are facing extreme pressure in the market from the low commodity prices they are receiving for their products,” said Mike Weaver, President of the Organization for Competitive Markets. “If the Bayer-Monsanto merger is allowed, not only will they see further pressure from their input costs, but our nation will be turning over access to these inputs to foreign corporations and interests; this should also be considered a national security issue.”
Today the coalition sent a letter to members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging them to carefully consider Delrahim’s nomination to ensure that the proposed merger of Monsanto Company and Bayer AG is fully scrutinized free ofunwarranted political interference.
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DENVER—The Outdoor Industry Association released a new report today that reveals the outdoor economy drives $887 billion in consumer spending and 7.6 million American jobs.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke attended OIA’s event at the National Press Club this morning, 24 hours before President Trump is expected to sign an executive order laying the groundwork for an attack on America’s national monuments and the Antiquities Act, our national monuments law.
In response, Jennifer Rokala, executive director at the Center for Western Priorities, said:
“While Secretary Zinke is paying lip service to our public lands, President Trump is preparing to launch an assault on our national monuments. An executive order that undermines national monuments is not only an attack on America’s heritage and history, it’s an attack on the millions of jobs and hundreds of billions of dollars that depend on our parks, monuments, and other public land.”
What can a hundred million dollars in campaign contributions buy oil companies?
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DENVER—President Trump signed an executive order this morning targeting dozens of national monuments protected in recent years. The Center for Western Priorities released the following statement from Executive Director Jennifer Rokala:
“President Trump has launched an all-out assault on our national monuments and public lands. He made it clear today that he will eliminate protections for some of America’s most spectacular lands, waters, and cultural sites, opening them up to drilling and mining.
“This action is an affront to America’s public lands legacy, the $887 billion outdoor recreation economy, and the millions of Americans who hunt, fish, hike, and camp in our national monuments. The president is setting himself up for years of legal trouble when he tries to erase protections that ensure public access to America’s lands and waters.”
