Biography & Memoirs > Sports & Adventure

After living in Acapulco for years, one morning in 2011 I got a phone call from someone, a drug cartel gang member perhaps, threatening to behead me if I didn't pay a ransom. Multiple murders and beheadings were happening regularly in town. Recently, a good friend of mine had been chased down the main strip, his body riddled with bullets as the violent confrontation came to an end, all within earshot of my apartment nearby. These things were all too real. In 2002 I moved to Acapulco, Mexico, a tropical beach town long past its prime, but still a kind of paradise. Corrupt cops educated me on the rules of the road, and I learned how to get things done by greasing palms with increasing q ...

A book about Sneakerheads, written by a Sneakerhead, for the advancement of Sneakerheads and the enlightenment of those who are not Sneakerheads. Most people have never heard the term "Sneakerhead". They do not have an idea of what a Sneakerhead is, what Sneakerheads are about or what it is that a Sneakerhead does. This book is a guide on how to talk the talk, walk the walk and broaden not only your knowledge of Sneakerheads, but your personal sneaker collection as well. For the average person you will find a new awareness and understanding about the sneaker community and those within it. Whether new, old or continuing your passion for sneakers. Break open the book and break into the wor ...

What does it take to become a professional golf teacher and pass the Playing Ability Test? Especially if you're an old Jewish guy, with little athletic ability, no depth perception, and almost no hand-eye coordination, or even if you've never golfed in your life, you'll appreciate the stories, the tenacity, and the downright gumption this man has to think he could be a professional golf teacher. For anyone with a big test of any kind in front of them, this is a must-read.