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Johnny Sloper, the owner of a Bayonne, New Jersey marina, realizes he needs to turn around his life of empty carousing. One day he is informed that his family's heirloom, which he is next to inherit, is missing and may have been stolen. An inscription on it, which Johnny can only partially recall, intrigues his enlightened new friends, Michael and Robin, and they insist on helping him recover it. They have intuited that the inscription will have meaning for Johnny's desired life-changing shift. However, the subsequent search and recovery leave Johnny in danger. He's now forced to save himself and protect the lives of his friends as everything comes to a climax at New York City's Grand Central Terminal. It's there the wisdom he's gleaned from Michael and Robin, and the heirloom's inscription will be put to a test.

Jean Marie Patty was raised in Anniston, Alabama. She has also lived in California, Florida, New Hampshire and Atlanta. She now resides in Anniston with her husband and her cat, Cream Puff. Jean Marie studied at Florida State University and enjoyed art and writing classes. She worked as a photographer while living in Florida. She loves God, family, friends and animals. This book is a moving story of triumph over extreme obstacles. With God's gracious guidance and wisdom, He gives all of us strength to overcome any and all our trials. This book will inspire and will help people realize that there is hope even after much adversity in life.

What we think, imagine, and feel creates our reality as our consciousness. But in the state of consciousness, there are infinite possibilities and creativity. Before we reach the stage of realization, we need some time and process. And when I finish such a process and become a conscious body inside, his consciousness becomes a reality in my space and time of my attention. The author states that we must have communion with the collective self or the providence of existence before being realized. He claims this process can remove the negative elements of consciousness and create a complete and beautiful reality. The attitude that achieves such a result is positivity, and the words are said to be gratitude and love. Because my space-time is the shape and content of the providence of information and existence. Author Sam Kim was born and raised in Korea, received religious education in a Christian family, and studied the Presbyterian College in Korea. And when he came to America, he was influenced by Neville Goddard and Eckhart Tolle, and their ideology approached with an oriental thought that was not unfamiliar to him, who was familiar with Eastern culture and life. So, as a Christian with an oriental background, he candidly and frankly looks at God and pours out his confession

RIOTS, VIOLENCE, REVOLUTION AND ANARCHY threaten the peaceful North Kingdom, and the mysterious force behind the peril is almost ready to strike... For Tadris Ashford, life is quiet. Danger turns him to his kingdom's plight, however, as he is confronted by savage creatures made of shadow. He soon understands that the world is hardly as it seemed. As a strange spirit begins to follow him, Tadris meets an old man who introduces him to an amazing underground world. He also meets Alcyhis exact opposite- whose spirited determination may lead directly into danger. Tadris must confront new realities: deer can talk, spirits may be real, empty alleyways are not actually empty, and the most vital secret is something he doesn't know about himself... Benjamin Truant is given to hobbies which lend themselves to writing: wandering museums and city streets, getting lost in strange places, involving others in meandering conversations, and he has an absolutely consuming passion for being lost in distraction.

This book is about my life and all of my accomplishments. At the age of thirteen, I left home. I had to raise myself. After everything I've been through, I am proud of the man I have become. In this book, I talk about my brothers and sisters, the abuse my sister and I went through, and how I woke up on a park bench in Harlem, New York, after getting high with friends. I knew at that point that this was not going to be my life going forward. From there, I talk about my life in Seattle, Washington, my thirty-one years at the Boeing Company, and all my other accomplishments. What I've learned is to never give up on life. Because Sometimes people just give up on life and they don't care anymore because they don't believe that there's a light at the end of the tunnel but I've always said if you believe in the most high and you trust and have faith the light will always be on.

This book is about water in all forms everywhere on Planet Earth. Water is an essential substance we all want, everyone needs, and no one could exist without. No life form would survive without water. Since water is currently available to everyone, it must remain pure to continue to be useful. The land became polluted as soon as human life began living here and using water. Unadulterated water must be recovered for life to endure. All people play a role in poisoning water. We all must work to sustain the life already here and to produce future lives Earth needs. Water: Warnings and Rewards is Dr. Cali's debut book. He has dedicated his life to treating patients worldwide who struggle with diseases both fatal and nonfatal. Recognizing that water, either too little or too much, affects everything and everyone compelled him to share this warning about the contamination in our water table worldwide. Water plays an important role in his life both professionally and personally. When not educating others on water and health, Tom spends as much time as possible in and around water. He enjoys sailing, reading, and spending time with loved ones.

Ever wonder (or been asked) what it's like to work on a movie? The eight-day weeks that stretch into endless months, wrapped in a sweaty mix of challenge, excitement, anxiety, danger...to say nothing of boredom, partying, sex, maybe even a little fighting. Well, this is the book for you. "Pain is temporary. Film is forever!" John Milius "Nobody is gonna hit as hard as life, but it ain't how hard you can hit. It's how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. It's how much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done." Rocky Balboa "Filmmaking is the ultimate team sport." Michael Keaton Steve Nicolaides line-produced the films Boyz N The Hood, The Princess Bride, School of Rock, A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally, Poetic Justice, Shaft, Misery, and Nacho Libre.

A collection on various topics with implications on new or possible advances with ligno-cellulose research in regards to animal feeding and also lending itself to bioenergy feedstock. It is an informative discussion for the research scientist, and in particular, the specialist in ruminant nutrition covering topics as enzyme technology, applied to crop post-harvest technology, with novel microbial anaerobic lignases, aerobic lignases and other extracellular fibrolytic enzymes (EFEs), boosting water-soluble carbohydrate (WSC) content in new tropical forage-type feeds, action of proteases in plant feed material and digestion, lowering lignin content and use of lacasse for bio-bleaching lignocellulose. Feed resources are discussed in particular for the tropics, including sugarcane and use of bagasse and tops, grasses and legumes, with resources for food and feed farming systems and legume browse trees and shrubs for feed. New probiotics for feed treatment and microbial probiotics using small molecular gene silencing fine biochemicals are featured that would result in better ensilage and ruminal fermentation as a whole. Issues with various pre-treatments and crop improvements and the resulting digestive process with biotechnology are discussed. The author has had a general background in animal nutrition, specifically, with ruminant livestock and which started by coursework and research on the subject of this book at the University of New South Wales, Sydney and was awarded an Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship (OPRS) for 3-yrs tenure at the University of New England, Armidale NSW Australia for internal/external study from 1992-1995. The author has in the past published on ensilage, protein digestion and intake, rec-DNA applications to low-quality feeds utilization and the improvement of temperate and tropical ensilage rumen digestion with biotechnology. He currently is a web-based Internet researcher and continues to research and publish, amongst others, in his area of low-quality feeds utilization and animal production and resides in the municipality of Port Coquitlam, Tri-Cities area of British Columbia Canada.

From learning to cook on a cookstove (a stove with black lids that burned coal and mischt), snaring gophers in the prairie pasture on a Sunday afternoon, and bucking the northwest wind in North Dakota while riding a two-wheeled cart hitched to a non-stop pony in January of 1938 - To flying in an Eastern Airlines jet that served gourmet meals and endless champagne in 1968, traveling in a 747 jet airliner, and enjoying ocean and river cruises in my life as a world traveler. My life story.

Love Charlie is an exceptional step forward in personal development for children learning to manage change and transition. As the reader and listener experience wonderful, magical journeys with Charlie and Chandler, the book simultaneously educates while it entertains. This series is unlike anything currently on the market as years of professional experience and honed storytelling techniques deliver a beautiful and insightful look at the world while giving children, and parents, the tools to help them navigate some of life's challenges. For more, visit LoveCharlie.com

There must be a reason I've been granted so many years filled with so many experiences beyond the imaginings of many. Or is it just the way I choose to live life as an adventure that makes it extraordinary? I wrote these short stories, based on actual events in my elder years, to hopefully inspire and transport each reader to unexpected realms of possibility.

A deep respect for the just society outlined in the Constitution, and an unwavering desire to enact justice for all citizens is clear throughout, even as questions about the likelihood of achieving those ideals are explored. The book provides a thorough review of the Constitution in language accessible for all readers. Ground breaking cases decided by the US Supreme Court from the 1800's to the present are discussed and offer opportunities for reflection and discussion. In the concluding chapters of The Constitution's Vision of a Just Society, Judge Spaeth presents various philosophical traditions on the concept of justice. The book ends on a hopeful note that the power of reason will prevail, civil discourse will be restored, and the enlightenment of the Constitution will continue to guide our nation. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-align: justify; font: 12.0px 'Times New Roman'}Judge Edmund B. Spaeth, Jr., a constitutional scholar and experienced judge and teacher, voices deep concern that we have lost the will and ability to achieve the just society envisioned by the US Constitution. The premise of The Constitution's Vision of a Just Society is that our ability and desire to correct this will be strengthened if more people understand the Constitution and constitutional law.

Set in the early 1970's, imagine five young men as members of the Central Intelligence Agency's team of top lock and safe technicians who were hand picked by the director of NSC (National Security Council) and trained to do both overt and covert operations. One op reveals an object involved in the assassination of an FBI undercover agent, the involvement of an anarchist college professor, and exposes both the directors of the CIA and FBI to catch the killer, stop the professor's disruption and prevent a National Security upheaval. From the jungles of Cambodia, to Washington DC, Indiana, Illinois, Bulgaria, and the USSR - this story takes you on a whirlwind adventure in the lives of these five team members, known only as Ozzi's Boys. G.S. Youngling was once a trained lock & safe technician within the US Government, then proceeded on to a law enforcement career in Northern Virginia, retiring as Master Police Officer- Detective. During his career he was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration working covertly on the Clandestine Laboratory Task Force, Vice-Narcotics, Crime Analysis and Criminal Investigations. Post retirement, he teamed with security training for the 1996 Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games and later joined the Department of Justice's ICITAP program (International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program) and became assistant director in Port Au Prince, Haiti and Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Later he served two full tours in Iraq with the US Army, fully embedded, uniformed, armed and ranked as a Law Enforcement Professional and senior advisor, ending his service in 2011. He received a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts Degrees from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. Currently he is living in Tucson, Arizona and volunteers with the US Forest Service for the Santa Catalina Ranger District.

This book about the disaster-conflict-environment nexus is based on empirical evidence gathered from the region of East Africa, where a series of combinations of natural disasters and armed conflict have devastated not only the political economy, but also the physical environment. Each of the chapters are self-contained research outcomes describing the core problems faced by typical subsistence farming communities and forcibly-displaced persons-- that is, refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)-in five East African countries that have been living under recurring major disasters and conflicts. The book describes the role of the disaster-conflict interaction on land cover removal; how the socio-economic standing of communities in the five nations was shaped by the crises; the community's perceptions of climate change and their capacity to adapt to extreme disruptions. The final section presents a review of current environmental care practices in international aid and a set of proposed field processes and tools that can be used to mitigate environmental degradation. This section first defines potential environmental damage likely to be caused by various natural hazards, as well as those that can emerge in the process of emergency relief, recovery, or developmental efforts. Finally, it presents practical guidelines on how to entrench environmental factors in international aid programs.

There is a stigma centered around network marketing and so many people do it wrong, we want to give you a few tools on how to do it right. We talk about how to succeed and flourish with your business and on how to make a mark on the world and leave it a better place. This book is about how to provide freedom and opportunities for your family. This book is chalked full of tips, advice, and encouragement to help you reach your goals and find consistent growth in your network marketing business. We hope it pumps you up and spurs on creative ideas and concepts. You will find tangible tasks to work on and goals to reach for. We want you to walk in an abundance mindset and grind out your work every single day so you can reap your rewards. We believe you are going to do big things and we are your biggest cheerleaders on the journey, take the risk and go all in.

Sheltered and shy, Saengsuree Rangsri takes refuge in the Dhamma as her life shatters at the untimely deaths of her parents. Determined to carry out their wishes and fulfill her dream, she returns to San Francisco where she enrolls in a culinary academy with one simple goal in mind, a career as an aspiring chef. Steve Woods isn't just a handsome and playful classmate. A tall, blond, blue-eyes chef from Santa Fe--ten years her junior, quickly becomes her closest friend, but to be 'just friends' isn't quite enough for Steve. Undeterred by Steve's objection, Saengsuree impulsively accepts an offer to work for Maxus Davis, a rugged and ruthless billionaire, at his Ranch House in Santa Barbara. Once vowed never to fall in love, Saengsuree finds herself caught up in a whirlwind of steamy affairs he initiates, fighting the feelings she dares not name. And the last thing she wants is to be caught in his arms by Josephine Bells, a glamorous businesswoman he's about to marry. With Steve's help and the memory she buries deep inside, Saengsuree starts anew in San Francisco doing what she loves as an assistant pastry chef at a prominent hotel, not knowing an engagement cake she creates with all her passion for the prestigious couple will bring back her past and her heartbreak all too soon. Can she move on and start with the man who loves her unconditionally when another man wants her back? Reuniting with Steve in Santa Fe, Saengsuree is faced with choices that make her search deep within herself and a decision that could change her life forever. Fly Me Home will take you along Saengsuree's pursuit of her dreams, as she discovers the true meaning of love, friendship, and ultimately, the meaning of life. Growing up with her nose in a book, Sage Aron enjoys photographing and making arts, crafts and cakes when she's not reading. Sage called San Francisco home for many years and currently lives in California and Thailand. Fly Me Home is her first novel.

I was born, Denson Wayne Jones to Denson Joseph Jones and Barbara Ann Jones of Joliet, Illinois in February 21, 1952. Joliet is a suburb of Chicago and is about 35 miles West of the city we call Chi-Town. I went to Joliet Township Schools and played football and basketball. I even played basketball at Joliet Jr. College for one year before getting drafted in the Viet Nam War in 1972. My dream was to go to the National Basketball Association (NBA) and play ball as a professional, but that dream died real quick, so I joined the Navy to get back at the Army. After a failed marriage and two children I ended up married again and wound up in an interracial relationship down in Oklahoma City. I gained two Grand kids from my second wife's side of the family and that just added on to the three from my side of the family. I went to medical school down in Oklahoma and became a Medical Assistant/Xray Tech. I studied at Oklahoma State for Nursing and Rose State for Computer Networking and worked Per-Diem for about five years doing Medical Assisting and Nurse Assisting at different Hospitals around Oklahoma. Now I am just a retired author of novels and children's fairytales and Inspirational Truthful Quotes.

Breathtaking Growing up Mystic in America & Eleven Breaths for Life I see this book as an invitation to know your life as a sacred quest. Everything, from your parents to your passions to your first love, all is given to bring you home to your Essential Self, which is already at one with the infinite, the source and birther of the universe."You will live the way you breathe," begins this part life-adventure story and part manual for becoming more conscious, more alive and more intuitive. As a portal to our True Self, the breath offers a key used by many yogis, and masters such as the Buddha and Jesus, mystics and just plain folk. Breath is tied to our feelings and to our deepest heart nature. Yet, as a yoga teacher, I quickly learned, that most people have breathing problems; problems which lead to imbalance in various systems including heart, lungs, and emotions. My first master of Breath was Horse. Horse took me into rivers and up mountains, always saying, hold on, let go of fear, I have you. Horse taught me about fear as I felt him breathe deeply. It didn't last for as I grew I also learned how to hold my breath so as not to feel my anger and resentment. I held it and became invisible, which felt like a great magic trick. As I saw friends and family die, I wanted a map of meaning and the secrets of life and death. My next master showed me how to fall off Horse and then left to find God. Then there was Dadiji, an Indian miracle man. Jeshua Ben Joseph I first met looking out from a poster. He never stopped whispering to me to stop and listen, listen within.After a volcano, a car crash and a flood, I knew this world was not safe. I began to follow the breath and become the breath. In this way I came to know a way of pure Presence. Finally, the breath of life ignites the heart, where all arises. "Elizabeth Bunker's Breathtaking is a deep dive into the science-based, practical and spiritual dimensions of the breath. Drawing on her experience as a long-time yoga teacher and student of life, she lays out a practice for delving into the breath's power and using that power to live a more conscious life. Both manual and spiritual memoir, Ms. Bunker invites us to explore what it means to be both human and awake." -Mara Bright, author of The Constant Heart, and Writing CoachElizabeth began sharing Yoga and the breath thirty-three years ago. A Vassar College graduate with an MFA in writing, she created the Harvard University Yoga Program in 1982 and lives with her husband David, George the mule and two ponies, in the hills of New Hampshire. One thing to remember? The cosmos is not serious! And, "Breath is the body of God." - Sufi wisdom.