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What's This Book About?Through a series of unlikely events, Justice Miller, a university professor and former hockey star, discovers profound secrets about the fundamental nature of human civilization, the perils we face, and unexpected prospects for a brighter future. Not one to shy away from a fight, she and a group of activists provoke establishment adversaries as they pursue new solutions and strategies to confront our social and ecological problems. In the process, they launch a bold campaign to usher in a new era focused on greater interdependence and justice. Since humans first emerged on Earth two hundred thousand years ago with our unique abilities and characteristics, we have been on a journey toward this moment. We now face a crossroads and urgent choice: to live together interdependently or die separately. There is no salvation in isolation, no scientific breakthrough that can save us, no amount of money or weaponry or border fortifications that can shield us. Caring about others is the only way to sustainability, social justice, and prosperity. To some, this kind of change may seem idealistic or impossible or partisan or altruistic or even inconsistent with human naturebut they'd be wrong. It's happening right now, all around us, and when you know how to see it, you'll see it everywhere. But more importantly, when you know how to see it, you'll see opportunities everywhere. Not just opportunities to survivebut opportunities to thrive.

A preteenage Jewish girl from Poland, living a difficult early life in lower Manhattan, who, years later is blessed with a happy, contented, wonderful life with a loving husband and two young children, unexpectedly comes face to face with the nightmare of early widowhood after a nine-year marriage, finding herself penniless, and learning to survive with dignity and with one goal-dedicating herself in keeping her children together, not for want of anything, and successfully meeting many of life's struggles.

This is a metaphysical novel set in modern times. Mathew Slains, former deputy sheriff, moves to the mid-Atlantic coast to escape his anger over his late wife's early death. The book creates dialogues regarding his answers about life and her death, including past lives' reviews, meeting a new group of friends who share his past lives, guidance from his late wife and a guardian angel group, animal totems, encounters with biblical figures, and an invitation to attend a mystery school based in ancient wisdom. Follow Mathew as he discovers an ancient book full of wisdom but written in a foreign language not previously known.

Life on the desert planet Penumbra is cruel and unforgiving, but Jonathan Crowe is more than familiar with it. He and his teenage son, William, brave the desolate terrain day and night with their jobs as rover wranglers. For them, a brush with danger is all in a day work from the scorching heat to the screamers that prowl the sands. They risk it all for the greater good of the colony they live in. However, nothing strikes fear more than Penumbra's native inhabitants, the Aksems. A race of human-like warriors, the Aksems are known for their natural aggression and brutality. They devastate the lives of everyone they come across and then vanish, leaving carnage in their wake. Jonathan has seen what they are capable of firsthand, but discovers there is more to them than he thought. The father and son receive hands on experience full of surprises and an insidious part of their primal culture.

The Civilized Rats is a novel that tells the story of a tribe of rats that came together to establish an organized humanlike society under the inspiration of Nunuto, the city rat. In one of their annual tribal gatherings, they adopted the idea and started a kingdom of rats modeled along that of humans. The civilization, as they called it, blossomed. Under the inspirational Nunuto, the rats raised and trained an army that they named ratmy. They attacked humans, killed a snake, killed a cat, and chased away another deadly snake that swallowed rats. However, when Nunuto died of a snakebite, there arose a leadership crisis in the ratmy. This led to the breakup of the kingdom as intractable civil wars set in. Splinter ratmy groups emerged here and there and went violent. Societal problems like violence, stealing, robbery, rape, murder, wars, banditry, looting, fights for supremacy, and other problems akin to those found in human societies set in. The disunity among rats became worse than it was at the beginning. The kingdom collapsed, thus ending their dream of an organized society. One comes to the last but very brief chapter, only to discover that the entire story was a mere dream by an overfed rat that fell asleep in a kitchen.

Motivation is key for educating children. My last book What Is ADD? allowed children to understand no matter what is thrown at them every child is a hero and winner. My ABC's Are Me teaches children words that define them because daily affirmations lead to confidence, and confidence leads to leaders.

When Herold Ri'an becomes Woh'r and with Old-57, they defend the world Ekara. The woman known as Queen Alissa Moon fights off the armada of Arma to the end. The rest of the story begins in the world of Elioca, and the heroes fight the great Satan and the races of evil across the galaxy, against the races of good.

Life * Death * SurvivalNever Give Up is a novel recounting the hardships, friendships, love, survival, and rewards of a family struggling to make life work on their farm in Eastern North Carolina.

My first view of Colorado was from the arms of my maternal grandmother, Mary Clarissa Cade, when I was eight months old. She brought me to Pueblo while my mother hopefully recovered from typhoid fever in far-off Arkansas. Two months later, Mary realized this little girl would be her responsibility from then on, and already Little Fern, as I was called, was determined to call her grandmother "e;Mama."e; My view changed as I graduated from my baby crib to following her around the garden in the backyard and learning to identify creeping things along the path. My grandfather, JW Cade, taught me to be seen and not heard and go to bed "e;with the chickens,"e; which I cheerfully ignored. My uncles and aunts and cousins taught me to feel accepted and honor my parents example of love. As I grew, I realized that Pikes Peak was a beautiful skyline, and my tree swing that hung from the backyard elm tree was a place to not only swing but read and sing and dream. The last view I treasured, even when I finally returned to Arkansas, was at night with the star-studded sky above just as in Colorado, where I dreamed I saw my parents and other dear ones above them looking down at me. Along with the music I learned there, I knew there were angels singing and watching over me, awaiting the time when we would all finally see home.

Inspirational, spiritual, thought-provoking, sensitive, sexual, and risque are a few words that describe the expressive themes in this book. The author shares intimate experiences that delve deeply into her life story. Each poem contains pieces of her soul poured out in words and meant to awaken the readers' mental imagery. Journey through the stages of awakenings and growth as the author narrates her life in verse. The awakening of the unspoken dreams and characters will send a rush through your bones as no other before. Shhhh...relax, listen, and breathe, cry if you have to. Relate, unbreak, and love again.

This is a poignant story of love found...and lost. Of seeing "e;the one"e; and instantly knowing that your heart will never be the same. A tale of humor, warmth, love, heartache, and...hope. No, this is not a romance novel but rather the true story of how an adorable little fur ball unexpectedly came into our lives and changed them forever...all in just Ten Days!

In four weeks, three days, two hours, and one minute, three time continuums will collide over Lamb School. Evil will be able to take over the world if ten-year-olds Lisa and App can't stop it. Lisa's ability to control time isn't going to be enough to win this one. Can Lisa and App organize the group of misfit students into a working team in time to face the evil? Ticktock, ticktock...

100 Simple Ways How to Manage a Successful Property and Evidence Room is just that. One hundred simple ways of doing old business through new ways that can lead to real success. After almost seventeen years of frustration and trying to get it right, a new roadmap is finally here in this book and has one hundred simple ways of doing it. It's simple, no-nonsense, real-world situations with real-world solutions from someone that does it every day from nine to five, with sometimes twenty-four hours being on call, and loves doing it while giving real advice that works. It's a fun read from start to finish that will have you saying, "e;Why didn't I think of that. Makes sense to me"e;-or better yet-"e;Wow."e; Leadership from the bottom up. Many organizations are merely successful surviving off of antiquated policies and procedures that create long term ineffectiveness. It has become far too common to pass down the worst practices to our new joins under the banner of "e;It's always been done this way."e;Over the past seventeen years of faithful service within the New Bern Police Department's Forensics and Evidence Unit, I have been able to deploy transcending strategies that have made me one of the leading evidence specialist throughout North Carolina. 100 Simple Ways How to Manage a Successful Property and Evidence Room is a practical and systematic guide that is a must-have for law enforcement departments of all sizes. Many departments struggle daily with the nagging questions of how to properly store evidence, as well as what are the best practices, and how should a property and evidence room be set up and maintained. In this practical and engaging book, these and many more questions are answered with clarity, accuracy, brevity, and even a splash of levity. It is not because I say so, but because my ideals really do work, and they can work for you in your evidence room. 100 Simple Ways How to Manage a Successful Property and Evidence Room is the culmination of trial and error from things that work versus things that will not work and is finally captured in a "e;how-to,"e; fun, easy-to-read book that is sure to revolutionize your department's management of property and evidence.

Roxy, a transgender cross-dresser, likes to spend every waking moment harassing poor Sepora while he vies for the affections of Sepora's first love, Gayland. It's a zany tale of madness and mayhem when Sepora is exposed to secrets of her own. Get ready to laugh out loud when the characters ostensibly involve the government, get romantic, and help rid society of an infectious disease. It's a believable story you will want to read over and over again.

I would like to share my thoughts, my feelings about God's plan for Jamel. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of Jamel. The attorney really told me what happened that night. Jamel and Marlo just got off from work, and Marlo's aunt's boyfriend came to pick Marlo up to pick up his kids from his aunt's house, to take them to his wife's house, who he is separated from. Jamel wanted to go just for the ride. They picked up the kids and headed back to Woodstock to drop the kids and Jamel off. Reginald missed the turn-off and decided to stop on the highway and back up to go through the little intersection. A four-wheel drive came around and hit the right side of the car, and there was a U-Haul truck following it and ran into the back of the car, where Jamel, and Marlo's two kids were.God blessed where it was so quiet. The nurse said Jamel didn't feel a thing. His neck was broken first, where he couldn't feel anything from the neck down, whereas his chest was crushed, starting from the back to the front. Marlo said somebody said Jamel was still alive when they were trying to get him out. After they did, Jamel died. The doctor said, in his report, Jamel died quietly. He felt nothing. I sometimes think of this, but when I do, this is what the Lord lets me see. I see Jamel in this accident, but two angels were right there waiting and took Jamel by his two hands, and they all flew away together, up to heaven. Now, when I think of Jamel, I see him with a glorified body, happy. And when I pray, God reminds me that Jamel is okay.

What happens when a mischievous cat wanders into a family's yard? Will he stay or will he go?

Progress...Not So MuchIn times past, the shoemaker, or cobbler, was as important as a cooper (barrel maker), blacksmith, lumberman, or cattleman. In fact, maybe he was more important since all the other trades needed his services to perform theirs. Everyone needed shoes, but where would the lumberman be without proper boots, belts, and suspenders? How about the chaps the range riders used to protect their legs from briars and thistles? Halters, bridles, reigns, buggy whips, and saddles were just some of the products a cobbler would produce. And in time they would all need repair. Gloves and many types of protective gear were made of leather. Hides were abundantly available from buffalo, bison, deer, elk, and smaller animals, such as rabbit, raccoon, fox, coyote, wolf, and other small species. Many cobblers were artists with the ability to transform raw material into something beautiful and comfortable with the expertise of a tailor or dressmaker. Doctors would write prescriptions for special attention in balancing a patient's stand by modifying their shoes. And someone had to be able to change the color of a leather product to comply with a customer's needs. This book opens the door on the private lives of two cobblers. My father and grandfather enjoyed the work they did, and as world production of inexpensive and inferior shoes took over the market, they found it too costly to compete. Aurel Dikin Sr. was the younger, but taller of the two shoemakers. The stories are my parents' stories, which I promised I would put together and share in my memory and love for them. Both have passed away years ago, and I'm honored to share their memories.

Simba is an orange kitten with great curiosity. He wishes to explore the wide world he sees beyond his yard. One day, the gate is open, and this is his chance! What he discovers is not exactly what he expects!

A courageous little girl named Ella survived a plane crash where her parents died, she is found by a mystical creature named Gorlord. Gorlord raises her on Shimal Island with his cute little friends. Little critters called nibble bites, and they go through lots of adventures saving fairy angel eggs. Now there are twin evil princesses that live on the other side of the island seeking to find the fairy angel eggs. Whoever finds these fairy eggs first will influence the fairies that are being born. Would they be good, or would they be evil? So, Ella and Gorlord try their best to find fairy eggs before the two evil princesses do. The fairy eggs will be good fairies...

Higher Learning for Higher Activities is the story of a young man who joins the military and, shortly after, loses his father. His life is changed forever from this sudden loss of the greater stability his father gave him, and his military career and his marriage go down in flames. Coping with life becomes more and more difficult. His only solace is the freedom the road gives him, and hitchhiking becomes a way of life and a search to find anything to fill the emotional vacancy in his soul. One day, through a series of unbelievable coincidences, he finds something that holds his attention and begins a four decades-long journey that eventually leads to an unveiling he never could have imagined. Only in retrospect can he see the steps that brought him to a place in his life he didn't have a clue he was headed toward. And when he arrived, he found the difficulty in his acceptance was his own intellect. His learning had been, as his teacher stressed, step-by-step, and so much had to be left behind to make way for the new. There were many times he thought he was a slacker, but he never gave up. His love of the search and his perseverance finally pay off, and he learns the truth of the Law of Laws.

This is a story of what could have happened to unicorns if they did exist. The story takes place in a rain forest. There are many beautiful streams, waterfalls, tropical plants, and of course, unicorns throughout the book. The drawings are done in realistic graphite pencil. This is the first book of the Grandpa, Please Tell Me a Story series.

Born in the late 1940's and early 50's and raised in a segregated town in southern Mississippi, a group of Black girls and boys came of age together, and graduated from high school in Hattiesburg as "e;The Class of 1968."e; Now in their late 60's and early 70's, they have chosen to reflect on their families, community, and school experiences. Together, they experienced one of the most tumultuous eras in U.S. history, and they reflect on those experiences in these personal essays. They think back on the Vietnam War, the draft, the assassination of their neighbors and national leaders, and the Civil Rights Movement. The fact that they came of age during these tumultuous events makes their experiences all the more vivid and profound, since the tender adolescent years typically mark us more profoundly than other phases in life. Perhaps most significantly, the era suddenly brought racial desegregation to Hattiesburg, in early 1967. Under "e;Freedom of [School] Choice,"e; some Black Hattiesburg students saw their lifelong friends choose to attend the white high school for their senior year. Their stories bring forth a rush of memories, some that will make you laugh, others that will make you cry, and many that will make you wonder how things may have turned out differently had racism not poisoned their day-to-day lives. Although the contributors dealt with these formative experiences differently, all were touched in some way by the same forces in the dying days of legalized segregation. The essays here also reflect on our present moment: although racial segregation has lessened, it still persists in Hattiesburg and throughout America, leading to an era we might call racial resegregation. Yet the 1950's and 60's have ended. "e;We don't want these memories to die with us,"e; says lead editor Mrs. Doris Gaines. "e;We want the next generations to know our thoughts and feelings and to understand how the past helped make us what we are today, and what made us tick."e; The Class of 1968: A Thread Through Time explains how these citizens negotiated their youth in Hattiesburg and, in doing so, offers us wisdom about how to move through life with grace and integrity.

Real Life Fiction is a book comprised of forty-nine poems which reflect on the world life and fiction. Some of the poems were inspired by real-life events. The writings in this book are from the points of view of the author. I would like to thank Holly Ickes, Sal Furlock, and everyone on the page publishing staff for making this book possible. I would also like to thank the readers who took time out to read this book.

Enid Stafford and her family have survived the repercussions of a sneak attack on the United States. Now, nearly three years later, the US and their small part of it is returning to normal. This is the sequel to Finding Home, Enid's story of her and her children's struggle to find a new place and new lives in what to her had become an entirely foreign world. Life's Celebrations further chronicles Enid's epiphany of love, trust, and acceptance. It's been a roller-coaster ride for her and her children, and in some ways, the return to the modern world is as difficult as the transition to self-sufficiency had been. Enid is determined to succeed and finds she is stronger than she ever imagined she could be and uses that strength to sustain her family, her community, and herself.

Here for the first time a book that gives the essence of true Yoga, which the Yoga Masters from India brought to us and taught us. Their teachings are authentic and unadulterated by modern commercial greed. In their own words, the Yoga Masters gave us their thoughts, visions, and instructions on what is true Yoga-What is Yoga, Asanas, Meditation, breath, diet, vibrations, and much more. These masters are Swami Sivananda, Swami Vishnudevananda, BKS Iyengar, and Swami Satchidananda. This book contains the Yoga Masters' clear, concise, and powerful words on how to make Yoga the path to perfect health, peace, and success. Almost everyone would like to improve some part or aspect of their life, whether health, relationships, energy level, depression, financial condition, etc. Millions turn to Yoga to help them enhance their lives in those and other areas. That's why it's variously known as the "e;Science of Perfect Health"e; or the "e;Science of Longevity."e; If you're healthier, more vibrant, more focused, more relaxed, etc., you can do better in life, and you are better prepared to fix what's not working. This short, concise overview of the essential components of classical Yoga and its extensive benefits from true Yoga Masters is designed for all levels-from the potential student approaching Yoga for the first time all the way to the advanced Yogi. The Yoga Masters' words will inspire you and guide you to where you want to be and to where you know you should be. Buy it now! Start on your new life. This book shows the path to perfect health, peace, and success. Don't waste a minute!

Sometimes, you need advice from people other than your parents, and Now What has all the advice and guidance one needs to enter the challenges of the real world. I have spoken at college campuses and can't believe how many students have no goals or any idea on what to do upon graduation. Now What covers topics such as interview preparation, setting goals, not letting anyone get in the way of your career, never to play with scared money, being the best at every job you have, be a great listener, be memorable, dress for success, investing advice, be highly creative, be a player not a victim, maintaining a positive attitude, not being afraid to fail, being decisive, and paying it forward to name a few. When I graduated West Virginia University in 1979, I started my first job out of college at WPLJ / New York City and showed up my first day in platform shoes and a plaid sport coat and basically got laughed at by my coworkers because I wasn't shown the way. This book will inspire you to take action and live the very best life you can live. Get out there and show them what you are made of and how special you are!

This book is written for all generations: past, present, and future. I hope that once they read it, people will try to get their children be interested in it and put it to use in their everyday lives.

An epic achievement over one hundred years in the makingIn December 1941, Japan had perhaps the greatest combination of land, sea, and air forces the world had ever seen, and she used these to conquer a huge empire in the Western Pacific and East Asia. Yet by August 1945, Japan had been beaten to her knees by the combined power of China, Great Britain, and the United States. Was this destruction inevitable? Did Japan have no chance to defeat America and her allies? Why would she think she could successfully battle the two greatest industrial powers the world had ever known-Great Britain and the United States-at the same time?Violet Lightning: A Blueprint for Japanese Victory in the Pacific, 1941-1942 is a sweeping narrative over a century in the making. From the first confrontation in 1895 between the United States and Japan over Hawaii; to the massive Japanese defeats at Midway and Guadalcanal in 1942; to author John Eric Vining's first interest in the Japanese-American conflict in the fall of 1967 by reading Carrier War in the Pacific; to the fall of 1995 when Vining first put pen to paper on this project; and finally, to 2020's finished product by Page Publishing, Vining reviews a history of the acrimony between Japan and the United States in the first half of the Twentieth Century. He then builds what one reviewer calls a "e;chillingly believable"e; scenario for a Japanese victory in the greatest of all wars. Violet Lightning poses and answers the question: "e;Could Japan really have pulled it off?"e; You just might find yourself coming around to a point of view you didn't believe was possible.

Imagine in 1880 a South Texas rancher perfects a plot to smuggle sacred cattle from India to improve his herd. Now imagine one hundred years later when the Indian descendants arrive in Brownsville, Texas, to fulfill their obligation to avenge their ancestors and sacred cattle. The Cameron County judge is a target of the Indians, being the heir of the rancher that smuggled the cattle. The drug cartels, drug violence, Mexico, South Texas, and the Rio Grande River afford the perfect setting for the book. It is the perfect time in history for the young Indians to carry out their destiny, with strict new gun laws and feuding Mexican drug cartels.

Andrew's father, Control, is the leader of a horrible, ruthless kingdom known as Sora and has taken control over almost everything and everyone. With the magic races hiding, still trying to recover from the war, it seems like nothing can stop him. Only a small rebel kingdom known as Lierra seems to stand in the way. Control trusts his son to infiltrate Lierra, instructing him to send back information and to kill one of Lierra's leaders, a shaman named Gerard. Control trusts that Andrew's own magic will be enough to get him through this mission, but once Andrew arrives, he finds himself fighting an enemy he wasn't prepared for: himself. He is unable to stop himself from falling in love with the people, the kingdom, and to his own shock, the one person in the world he shouldn't be falling in love with. Now, Andrew is faced with a decision. Does he return to his father, to a life of hatred and abuse, to save the kingdom and the people he's grown to care for? Or does he stay and fight alongside his new friends, risking the destruction of the kingdom by doing so?