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This is the story of the last cruise of USS Belmont (AGTR-4), one of the American spy ships used in the 1960s. Half of the crew worked in signal intelligence while the other half ran the ship. The crazy things that happened during the last year of this ship's life, made me wonder about that word, intelligence.

Whether you have a problem and need God's help, or you know someone with a problem, this book is for you. In this book, you will find a new way of organizing scripture, a way that lends itself to giving the reader a way to find the exact scripture needed in any given situation.

Reconstructed from actual letters and diaries, this is the story of four young people living in Philadelphia whose lives become intertwined when the American Civil War begins in 1861. Jan is a German immigrant who begins his studies at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg. Emma is a Quaker who has learned survival skills growing up in a thick forest. Gabrielle, is a Southerner, was raised by her governess and wealthy Virginian father. Maura travels alone to America from Ireland to escape the potato famine and eventually enters the convent as a Sister of Mercy. Each girl grows up separated from her mother either through a natural or man-made disaster, and each is destined to choose nursing as a career. Many women served as trained nurses in both the Union and Confederate Armies caring for wounded soldiers without preference for which side they fought. It is a little known fact that many of the nurses working to save lives following the Battle of Gettysburg were Catholic nuns from the orders of Sisters of Mercy and Daughters of Charity. This is not a book about war: it is a story about love of God, love of family and friends, and love of country.

Erika Funke, WVIA Senior Producer/Program Host, recommends this book:"The word "panorama" was introduced in the 1780s by Irish Artist Robert Barker,derived from Greek roots suggesting "a complete view." Barker hoped the viewerwould "feel as if really on the spot."In titling his study 1938: American Historical Panorama, Dr. Spearsignals his aim in examining this pivotal year, giving us the "big picture"but also human stories that allow us to "feel as if really on the spot."And clarity is a hallmark of his writing. The complex, multilayeredSpanish Civil War is narrated with all its contradictions.The factions, alliances and consequences are explained withstraightforward comprehensibility, and we feel the suffering of the civilians.Dr. Spear gives us a strong grounding in a critical year while evoking echoes in our own times. He addresses matters of race, gender, justice and the mediain the big picture and through people's stories, so we feel the impact."Summary:Isolationism kept the U. S. out of war, but several thousand left-leaning Americans volunteered to fight in the Spanish Civil. There was also the diversion of a radio "war" as actor-director Orson Welles orchestrated an on-air version of the H. G. Wells 1890s science fiction classic about a Martian invasion of Earth.Advances in aviation were indeed real, however. The most successful effort belonged to Howard Hughes. Nineteen thirty-eight also marked the advent of the first "superhero," Superman. But the Great Depression was still on-going.Yet misery in America was not universal. The advent of Swing, pioneered by bandleaders such as Benny Goodman, made the latter thirties a new Jazz Age. And baseball, seemed more exciting than ever. It included the efforts of Detroit's Hank Greenberg to break Babe Ruth's record of sixty homeruns set in 1927.

"British Raj Thillana the Finale"- a synopsis What does a battle tested British Army officer do when the love of his life is herself a victim of circumstances? What can he do when his orthodox religious upbringing conflicts directly with the religious orthodoxy of the love of his life? How does he succeed in life's battlefield filled with landmines of caste, religion, political upheaval, passion, communal riots, and plain simple betrayal from structure that he trusts the most.The protagonist Colonel K.T. George an officer of the British Raj injured in one of the key battles of World War II, in Burma, meets his future wife Janaki amidst his life-threatening battle wounds. Growing up as a motherless toddler with princely wealth, life never gives him a break.Parallelly the love of his life Janaki also walked through a similar path of challenges and setbacks as a teenage widow due to religious orthodoxy. Geopolitical events draw them into one of the treacherous battlefields of World War Two.British Raj Thillana the finale, tells the story of this couple whose paths in life have disparate beginnings. They experience upheavals due to geopolitical events of their time through the World wars, Indian independence struggles, and partition of India that lit the flames of occurred with communal riots, arson, and terrible loss of lives.They find themselves in this crucible of the birth of nations that broke India from bondages of the British Raj. Unfortunate events around them change the course of many lives. Their love for each other grows through the riots which partitioned India. Their married life starts on Indian Independence Day when they make their own tryst with destiny. A new set of geopolitical events sets forth a series of betrayals and backstabbing.Just when George and Janaki the couple in this story begin to enjoy the joys of family life, fate throws them back into their next cauldron of challenges.They start all over again with literally worn-out tools and nothing to call their own. Just with the strength of their relationships, this couple rebuild their lives and they serve the less fortunate. They bring a bit of heaven into the life of those who suffer.Calcified societal norms, religious dogma, caste, xenophobia, and superstitious beliefs intervene and affect the lives of the protagonist George and his wife Janaki. Widow remarriage frowned upon and almost impossible during the British Raj years is one of the challenges they overcome. Relationships built in the battlefields this couple wins lives battles time and again.Of course, all religious dogma is not without meaning. This book also highlights some customs and religious symbols that have roots in greater meaning with life lessons. The narrative around the six-armed figure of Ganapathi, the Hindu God with the elephant head has greater symbolism and conveys life's principles in art form. Life's lessons when conveyed through art have a better retention among human minds. All art is not without meaning.This debutant novel narrates the life of George and Janaki through the years of World War and the finale of the British Raj. Thillana in the Bharatanatyam concert marks the end- finale and tells the story of the sunset on the empire, where the sun never set.

In this compelling memoir, Refinement by Fire, you will read about how one man learned from his personal life as he reflects, explores, and investigates the meaning of his life's struggles. Through the struggles of life, Asekor shares how he came to learn that God puts us through situations because he wants us to draw closer to him and learn from our situations to help others. Struggles tend to bring us to our knees, and there we seek God when we are at our last.This story shares of the horrors of the Liberian civil war, the heartache of a parents' divorce, a sibling's and other family's deaths, and the struggles of mental health. All of which forced him to grow up fast and learn to fully depend on God's love and guidance.

Copper Creek is the life story of Martin E. Tew, war hero in Isodora, Philippines, poet, rescue hero of two pilots in rough mountain terrain at the age of 74, philanthropist for Greek war survivors, owner of the Copper Creek mine in Arizona, owner of the Monte Bonito Ranch in Arizona, attorney, and he also spoke six languages. It includes facts about the mysterious Sibley Castle, and everyday life in Copper Creek.

It is 1984 in the island nation of San Diamo and conditions of poverty, crime, corruption, hardship; all overseen by President. Fredricio DeOrtiz are running rampant in the country with no efforts to change. Hoping to change the situation for himself and his family, a young Juan Santano joins the army, but this does little to alleviate any hardship. One day, tensions and outrage in the country boil over and this leads Juan to a chanced encounter with an ambitious and charismatic army lieutenant. An encounter that would lead Juan to tragedy and an inner battle that would end with him making one of the biggest decisions of his life.

When Appahummie Dotts enters the Cook County Jail, his guilt or innocence is irrelevant to staying alive amid all the violence and chaos headed his way.As an eighteen-year-old, he can hardly believe that he's in the belly of the beast with grown seasoned criminals- most of them without anything to lose. He weighs 130 pounds soaking wet, but he knows how to protect himself and is smart enough to mind his business.In this dramatized account, the author looks back on how he found himself in the Cook County Jail among killers, robbers, rapists, and drug dealers from all walks of life. He also reveals what it's like to be in the Cook County Jail fighting for your life.Moreover, he shares the frustration of being in the Cook County Jail, recalling how some days he asked the Lord for strength and if the days would ever change. Each one seemed more miserable than the next, making it that much harder to keep going on.

This is a true story. It has been a ridiculous life since the early eighties. It involves true love, pain beyond what most would endure. And an innocent Kid that destroys all He comes in contact with it seems.

Stanley Michael Woods is a gifted spy for the Central Intelligence Agency. Authorities are shocked when Stan's beautiful wife is murdered. Although the evidence doesn't add up, Stan is arrested for her death. Now, the Agency must put together a skilled legal team to save their man.There are so many unanswered questions. If Stan used a hammer to murder his wife, why wasn't he covered in blood? And, why did Stan's young daughter flee the scene instead of staying with her father? Stan could be guilty, but there is another more ominous option: that Foreign Intelligence Officers murdered Stan's wife in an attempt to destroy him.In Maury Berthon's latest thriller, go behind the walls of the CIA, FBI, and Chinese Intelligence to witness justice being sought on behalf of a talented spy. Stan's innocence might be hard to prove, though, what with all the lies, intrigue, and political twists of high stakes espionage.

Welcome to the world of Cipher Of The Elders, where the unexpected is always just around the corner. In "Midnight's Gift," sixteen-year-old Catherine Forbs finds herself facing a series of strange and unsettling events. At first, she thinks she's going crazy, but she soon meets Brenda and Trevor, who show her that she is not alone. As she learns to control her newfound abilities, and unfold the secrets that lie within Ohethen, Catherine discovers that the unnatural can be both thrilling and dangerous. so will she be able to defeat the darkness with their help before it's too late?