Keeping Up with the Kardashians - I Want Your Sex (2010) HDTV XviD-MOMENTUMLanguage: English
00:22:09 | 624x352 | XviD - 963Kbps | 29.970fps | MP3 - 122Kbps | 174MB | Fresh links
Khlo makes a "love tape" for Lamar; Kourtney learns to enjoy sex again while pregnant.

Daryl Hall & John Oates – Do What You Want Be What You Are (4CD Box set) (2009)
Rock, 80s music | 2009 | 4CDs | MP3 | 320 Kbps | 706MB

Like Elliot Did - If You Want Me To, I Will (2010)
Genre: Electronic, Indie-Folk | 1CD | Release: 2010 | Label: Bandcamp | MP3 | 320 kbps | 134 MB

If I Want To Whistle I Whistle 2010 DVDRip XviD-LAP
DVDRip-LAP | Romanian | Sub: English | XviD 25.00fps | 624x336 956kbps | Mp3 128kbps | 702.45MB
Genres: Drama
Rating: 7.9 (966 votes)

Love Smart: Find the One You Want- -Fix the One You Got by Dr. Phil McGraw [Audiobook]
Publisher: Simon Schuster Audio; Abridged edition | ISBN: 0743551893 | English | MP3 - 128Kbps | 317 MB
13-digit ISBN is 9780743272094 Targeted primarily at single women looking for a clear formula that leads in the direction of marriage, Love Smart also aims to refresh current marriages that feel a bit lacking. Whether readers find it helpful will depend partially on their sense of humor—Dr. Phil titles one chapter quot;Bag %27em, Tag %27em and Take %27em Home" a pretty fair example of the rest of the jokes and the general attitude of the book%27s advice.
Marriage is what it%27s about, and the dating game has specific rules that, once learned, any "player" can use to succeed. While not quite as strict as the infamous The Rules, this is a manual that treats marriage as a prize, winnable only by those who regard old-fashioned rules as the only possible set.

The Book of Agreement: 10 Essential Elements for Getting the Results You Want
Berrett-Koehler Publishers | 2002 | ISBN: 1576751791 | 250 pages | PDF | 11 MB
For most people, negotiating an agreement feels adversarial. It is a process one tries to win. It is not viewed as a process that expresses a clear joint vision or a path to desired results. We have been conditioned to function in a "me vs. them" context. Creating agreements for results, rather than negotiating agreements for protection, would provide much greater benefits.