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Racism and white supremacy have survived in the United States for a very long time because from the onset, it was based on sound engineering. The book contends that racism is not a belief, practice, or ideology that flared up by accident or through the spur of the moment. Rather, it followed sound engineering stages like planning, design, and construction. Racism was designed to serve a domineering purpose for white people and, therefore, there was a lot of planning that eventually led to its design and construction. Because the architects had a vision of its permanency, they chose the most durable materials for its

Hey earthlings Do you recognize this pornographic plaque? It was sent into space by a U.S. government agency, NASA, in 1972. Really. Your space ship carrying this plaque crash-landed on my planet and, can you believe, almost killed us allThe plaque survived the crash, but what exactly do the squiggles depict? And what kind of creature would recklessly send pornography into space? Could it be intelligent? Zalarians sent me to Earth to find out.The anecdotes I collected for this book were beamed back to Zalaria, enabling Zalarians to judge for themselves is there intelligent life on Earth?

He stands tall with all the confidence in the world. Right now, his potential is limitless.Bernard is a unicorn who shows himself to only those children who believein themselves.At bedtime, a mother and son have story time. The mother relates the - apparently familiar - story of how Bernard Uni-Magical thrives on the inner strength, resilience, and self-belief inherent in all people. Through his desire to see and sustain, Bernard, the boy, nurtures these same qualities within himself.

A Story of Adoption. This story offers insights for adoptees who have struggled, as I did, to untangle the shame, confusion, and anger that can accompany adoption. It also opens a window for those who do not know what it is like to be adopted. It is a story about the power of truth.We are not born feeling shamed or rejected we acquire those corrosive feelings through the actions of others. The source of my shame was not adoption itself but the choices others made, telling lies and keeping secrets from me. People are surprised when I say how ashamed I was to be adopted, in spite of the unwavering love of my parents. Yes, I was loved, but that

Alcoholism is an insidious thief. It has robbed millions of their life, freedom, health, love, and sanity. For many years, doctors and psychiatrists, who had spent countless hours trying to help these unfortunate people, considered chronic alcoholism a hopeless condition. Even today, alcoholics are often shunned by society and considered weak and morally defective. In the 1930s, two such outcasts, a stock speculator and a proctologist, discovered a formula that kept them sober when all other efforts had failed. It certainly wasn't an overnight success and even today it's not exactly popular, though it has gained worldwide respect, saved countless lives, healed relationships, and turned derelicts into responsible, stable citizens. The idea of living a happy and useful life, free from the compulsion to drink, is beyond the imagination for anyone suffering with this terrible disease, but those of us who have adopted this plan of living by 12 spiritual principles have experienced this exact miracle. The only pre-requisites are desperation, an open mind, and willingness. This journal charts the author's progress toward physical, mental, emotional sobriety and peace with God and fellow human beings. By sharing her experiences, the author hopes to encourage others to join her in trudging this road of hope and freedom.

We all reach a certain age where we can remember exactly what we did, said, and felt on any particular day thirty or so years ago, but forget where we parked the car last night. This occurred to me at the age mark of 57, and not being one to look a gift horse in the mouth, I am going to ride this wagon till the damn wheels fall off.How many times has each of us been told that we should write a book after relaying this or that odd thing that occurred in our lives? I just did.

Harvey Ace is a horseplayer and winner. Santa Anita Park, also known as the Great Race Place, is his favorite haunt. He acquires a top-notch winning filly, but his quirky trainer, John Augers, is suddenly and mysteriously assassinated. Harvey vows to find the killers. He is thrown in the middle of intrigue and madness while protecting his winning racehorse, and a motley crew follows him into the maelstrom. He thrusts deeper into the mysteries of John Augers until, at a lonely home for children, he confronts the lady on the gilded throne and saves the day, and all involved. He is a winner

Leo Needs a Home of His Own. In the game of life, there will be many firsts. There will be ups and downs with new beginnings that lead to smiles or frowns. When one door closes, another door magically opens. Tides ebb and flow and so does life. Leo Needs a Home of His Own begins with Leo realizing he needs to feel safe and secure. Knowing you are cared for, loved, and accepted satisfies the need, from a young age, that home sets the pace where good values can nurture successful early development. The Adventures of Leo James everyday stories present problem/solution creative insights for meeting lifes challenges. A

Rico Lopez is a twice-divorced, moderately successful Mexican immigrant who is living the life of a small business owner when unexpectedly, an agent from the local DEA office shows up with a strange request. He would like to hire Rico for one day to go undercover and gather intel for them on a suspected drug cartel leader. Unfortunately, the seemingly easy, one-time assignment goes bad, and Rico is drawn into a life as a drug agent that while dangerous, also energizes him and forces him to draw on strengths he never knew he had. Ricos relationship with Mike Andress, the charismatic agent who hired him, is at the heart of the story. At times,

This is the story of Mabel, the chatty dress form of a budding fashion designer, and her furry companion, a little Yorkie named Brooklyn, and their fashion adventures through NYC from sample room to runway.Mabel and her trusty sidekick, the pipsqueak Yorkie, take you through the cobblestone streets of a designers Brooklyn atelier to Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, the heart of the fashion industry. The rush to complete a fashion collection for the big runway show is not without a few fashion faux pasa taxi fiasco, a missing pice de rsistance, and a ticking clock to the fashion show deadline. Can Mabel, the whimsical fashion muse, pull

Gabby knows how hard it is to be different from others in the school. Sometimes her own experiences were painful and lonely. She was told she was autistic, and she felt very alone. Gabby rode a special bus to school and went to classrooms where there were few students. Other kids on the playground didnt include her. Even most adults didnt understand her. She wanted friends so badly, and she wanted to be included in schoolyard games But things got better for her and it will get better for you tooJoin her on her journey through school and finally finding happiness and friends in sports with Special Olympics. Gabby grew confident as she

If youre fat, you probably need to gain weight on the inside lean, vital tissue in muscle, kidney, and liver, etc. Now Dr. George E. Schauf, who is the author of Etiology of Obesity - The QQF Theory, challenges the validity of the caloric theory. He explains why most peoples overweight problems are intensified, rather than helped, by calorie-counting diets. He shows you why the antiquated and inapplicable caloric theory should be abandoned and, most important of all, why obese people everywhere are actually suffering from malnutrition. Forget about calories. Eat more of the right foods at the right time. Lose up to 12-13 inches of fat where

Follow Jack Jack the Cat on his adventure through Yellowstone Park. He meets friendly and not-so-friendly inhabitants on his journey to be reunited with his family. Jack Jack the Cat and the Yellowstone Adventure explores breathtaking scenery and fun escapades.This book includes facts about animals and conservation organizations.

An Introduction to Digital Reality. Thinking Like a Computer is the result of a detailed 30-year study of how computers imitate life.Although they are machines, computers are designed to act like human beings. Software is specifically created to help accomplish human-like tasks and to be understood in human terms. Yet unlike human life, computer operations can be analyzed in detail because we build the machines that accomplish them and we know the design decisions that make them work.With every choice made during the evolution of digital technology, computer architects have intuitively or consciously incorporated truths of human

Cosmo and his spaceship, Nova, search the galaxies for a better breakfast than the usual icky, lumpy porridge he has every morning. Tasting everything, from snowballs and ice which are too cold and make Nova sputter away to meteorites which are tasteless and heavy, and prevent Nova from doing her favorite cartwheels, Cosmo almost gives up his search until they come upon a pretty blue planet and a girl named Aggie. Guess what happens to Cosmo and Nova when Aggie serves them breakfast?Porridger1 is a fun and memorable outer space journey about confronting the never-ending issue of kids not liking certain foods.

Mac Fleming has been a photographer all his life. In his senior years, he broadened his range of self-expression from the concrete reality of photographs to the realm of critical thoughts and feelings expressed in poetry. In this book, he uses poetry to trace his maturing ideas and feelings from youthful years in Oregon and middle years in the Midwest to senior years on the coast of California. Along this journey, he occasionally adds a touch of the concrete through related color photos.Weaving years of experience with youthful turns of phrase, Lifetime Visions is an exploration of a life well-lived, spanning over a

Coming of Age in the 1950s A Bronx Tale. Walking with Lloyd through the pages of Ink-Stained for Life will make you laugh, and think, and cheer, and deeply feel what gives meaning to life. A page-turning jaunt of joy.-- Ron SuskindPulitzer prize-winning author of A Hope in the Unseen, The One Percent Doctrine and Life, AnimatedIn the 1950s, America was coming of age. During the same time, in the North Bronx and within a Jewish family, so was Lloyd Sederer.This is not exactly a log-cabin tale. Yet, in this story and essay collection, Sederer wrestles with everything--from family and family businesses to mischief, from playing

Long ago, mice frolicked on the banks of the River Thames in London. Carefree owners of their own destiny, they lived extraordinary lives. But along came humans, with their monarchies and their crowns, and their PALACES The mice had no choice but to move away from their lovely riverside home and find another place to settle. As the centuries passed, the mice forgot their history, resigned to living in squalor and scraps, until one brave mouse speaks up with the courage to take back what was theirs, even if what was once theirs is now Buckingham Palace Plotting their attack over hot cups of tea, cheese rinds, and biscuit crumbs, the

Nature is a curious place that inspires the imagination of a child. Come along on this journey with a boy as he plays in the forest and discovers all the curiosities of nature. Your imagination will run wild as together you find a magical world hidden inside an oak tree. Youll want to tell everyone what you found

It is important to express love in many ways. Children want to be loved. They want to see love, hear love, and feel love. The love between a parent and child is like no other--unconditional, divineShow Me Love encourages story time, reinforces the concept of unconditional love, and introduces language patterns and rhyming.Featuring sweet illustrations and endearing, loving words, Show Me Love illustrates all the ways a parent shows their love to their child.May this book inspire you and your child to practice love daily.It is a delightful addition to any childs library

Hannah is a seventeen-year-old high school senior with everything going for her. She is charming, pretty, popular with peers, a loving daughter, an acclaimed artist, and has a crush on the boy of her dreams, Yigal. She is also a psychic.Lately, her visions disturb her greatly, especially when she sees grizzly crimes committed, including the rape and murder of a young lady, a near-fatal stabbing of another female, a police headquarters bombing, and being stalked by Leonid, whose goal is to extinguish her life. Hannah predicts her father, Yoni, a lead detective, will be assigned to investigate this case and apprehend Leonid.A murder

Come along and enjoy the ride Grannys Goats will take you and your child on an adventure through the county side as Papa seeks to find a way to bring a smile to Grannys face. Granny, a happy jovial lady, has recently lost her spunk. A sudden illness has left her feeling blue.Papa is the hero of our adventure. His enduring love for Granny leads him to find the perfect token of love. As he embarks on this journey, he seeks to find the gift that will lift Grannys heart and bring a smile to her face.Donnie and Marie, Grannys Goats, along with Papas love, help Granny find her place once again.This story of love, gratitude and fun will

What Every Parent Should Know About How Custody Decisions Are Made. With a near 50 divorce rate in the United States, every parent who reads this book is either going through a divorce, has been divorced, is married to or living with someone who is divorced, or will go through one or more of his/her childrens divorces.Unlike books designed to enlighten parents about childrens reactions to divorce, A Parents Guide to Child Custody is written for parents themselves.The book provides parents with an overview of the context within which custody is decided by courts today, including a chapter-by-chapter explanation of the factors that areconsidered by the

Marlon tells his own story and uses his special talent for understanding language to help others. His kindness is returned when he finds he needs help. His life story has lessons for children in responsibility, caring, and coping with an illness.

The Adventures of Chloe. If you like German shepherds, and who doesnt, you will appreciate this story about Chloe and her crooked ear A story with universal appeal, it enables us to understand ourselves and accept what we cannot change Chloe, through a romp around the neighborhood and a hands-on demonstration, shows us how we can have fun and shape our own positive image

Lets face it, in todays time, its hard to wait for anything Instant gratification is the name of the game. Everything we need, want, and learn is pretty much a push-button away. The restless and eager Emma is no different in this story. She is all about getting things done as simply and quickly as possible. Emma has a hard time waiting for anything and likes to get the job done. In this story, she is facing first grade in a new school with new teachers and friends. She suddenly realizes life can be scary sometimes, even for a first-grader. Emma soon learns, with the help of her trusted and wise friend, Mom whom she calls Mia that

Adoption Is Love will take your child on a heart-warming journey under the wings of a mothers love. Weaved throughout is language introducing adoption to young children alongside a promise that a mothers love is forever. This book was written to be inclusive of all children - and all adoptions - because what truly binds and defines a family is LOVE.

Mikeys teacher said A is for Apple, B is for boy, C is for cat, D is for Dog, and so on. Is that what you learned too? I thought sobut Mikey started to wonder if maybe the alphabet went a bit more like this What if B was for Blue? A rock and roll baboon I saw last week at the zoo. One of my favorite letters is M and its not for Monkey or Mom. M is for the mismatched shoe day, my favorite day of school. O is for odd, which is exactly what youll find at Owen J. Oswalds rare antiques at the corner of Opossum and Thyme. This is just the beginning of A-Z According to Mikey. So sit down and get ready to laugh because things are about to get silly

When Alex OBannion disappeared from a windswept battlefield in the South Pacific, it set in motion a series of events that altered the lives and destiny of a young Jewish woman, a mysterious neighbor, a beautiful invalid, a reporter, a mob boss, a police sergeant, and others, including a killer. All these characters had one thing in common none of them had ever met the young marine before he vanished on Guadalcanal in 1942.