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James Hewitt has led an interesting life. He has worked in a variety of fields ranging from being a Restaurant Management, Licensed Seaman, Educator, Journalist, and, is currently a Registered Nurse working at Elizabethtown Community Hospital, which is nestled in the Adirondack Mountains. Academically he has earned a variety of degrees, which are listed in chronological order: AAA in Mass Media, BA in Communication Arts, AAS in Nursing, and finally a MS in Health Care Administration. He lives with his wife, Virginia, and their two sons, John and Seamus in the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York.
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Hardcover Print: $38.50 Did you know that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has in the past, defined indoor air pollution as one of the most significant environmental threats to human health? This syndrome is relatively unknown and poorly researched. The causes of how a building can be considered “sick” will be explained and discussed. The prevention and some solutions for the syndrome, known as SBS, will be discussed. The ventilation issues that promote SBS will be broached. Chemical contamination, such as outdoor and indoor contaminants will be reviewed. Biological contamination caused by bacteria, viruses, and molds will be explained extensively. I will review methods for the prevention of SBS and offer some solutions. This will benefit you and all the people who work, live, or play in the building. In the last chapter I will explain in detail about my plan for the creation of a Team to monitor your building and any complaints regarding SBS.
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Print: $15.00 Download: $10.00 This book’s creation was done by chance. A group of my co-workers were discussing Christmas and why decorations, trees, and other customs are practiced. Have you ever wondered the same? One question was regarding the Christmas tree. Where did the idea originate? Whom might be responsible for the tradition? Was a person responsible for the tree or was it a cultural phenomena that grew. I am going to ask you to think back to your first memory of Christmas. It probably includes a memory of a decorated and brightly lit tree surrounded by colorfully wrapped presents. A smile always can be seen on even the most selfish and bitter person when viewing a well designed Christmas tree.
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Print: $19.00 Download: $5.00 This book provides a wide variety of lip smacking mouth watering recipes. I have collected many recipes from the people and restaurants in the Adirondack Mountain in upstate New York. These recipes are special to the restaurant or the local people. Many of the recipes have a little story or history to accompany them in this book. The recipes will range from classics like Irish Soda Bread to Virginia’s Mocha Cheesecake.
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Print: $16.00 Download: $5.00 In this book, I will educate the reader regarding memory loss and its prevention. This book will be split into three easily read sections. The first section will talk about memory. The second section in the book will educate the reader about memory loss and how it can happen. Finally in the third and final section I will discuss some methods to improve memory. In this section I will also mention the nutritional aspect of memory.
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Print: $13.00 Download: $5.00 Have you ever wondered, “Where is God?” Do you acknowledge a savior? Is prayer part of your daily routine like eating and washing? This book delves into many topics regarding mankind’s relationship with God. The history of "In God We Trust" and "Under God" are examined. Even the atheist will gain some knowledge from this book.
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Print: $16.00 Download: $5.00 People have often told me that I make them laugh. I can honestly say that, “Laughter is Good Medicine.” A laugh can lighten a person’s mood, and the atmosphere in a room. I have the uncanny ability to inject into a tense conversation a word or two to deflate the tension, and calm it all down.
Laughter is sometimes seemingly contagious, and the laughter of one person can itself provoke laughter from others. According to Encylcopedia.com, "The physical and psychological benefits of laughter come second only to the physical and psychological benefits of sex." Sounds great to me and probably to most normal people.
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