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In 1995 Susan G. Davis (Nan is what Susan's 5 year old grandson called her) 5 year old grandson Clint gave her a journal for Christmas. He suggested "why don't you put all of those quotes you're collecting in that old notebook in this journal" So for 20 years Davis filled her journal.When Clint came home on leave from the Air Force and asked her about the journal, he was surprised that she had accumulated enough information to fill the entire journal! It was he who suggested she put together her collection and create this book for everyone to enjoy. Within the pages of East Texas Nan's Favorite 1,000 Quotes on Inspiration, Wisdom, Humor, Texas & More, Davis hopes that anyone can walk away with something that will enrich their daily lives. Whether it be a ray of optimism, an answered question, inspiration when they need to be uplifted or when they need their funny bone tickled or and animal anecdote to tug at their heart strings or some Texas tidbit.This little book has something for everyone and can be read over and over. About the AuthorSusan G. Davis is a country girl from East Texas who has always enjoyed the cultural humor of Texas people and the well-meaning advice that comes from them.

Tremendous! The Defining Skill in Selling will enable you to rediscover the personal exhilaration and energizing challenges of the selling process. Highlighting the importance of critical and creative thinking and analysis, Tim Welch insightfully offers a new sales model where working smart is as powerful as working hard. The end result will help avoid sales paralysis while bringing performance in alignment with potential. Extremely well done.Stephen M. R. Covey, Author of the New York Times and #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller The Speed of TrustThis powerful, practical book, based on years of successful selling experience, gives you proven tools to dramatically measure your productivity, performance and increase in selling.Brian Tracy, Author, The Psychology of SellingTim Welch gets it. The key to anyone producing extraordinary sales results starts and ends with their own efforts…Personal Leadership. Products and services are secondary. The Defining Skill in Selling provides a roadmap that will catapult anyone who is dedicated towards reaching their next level of success. It is a must read!Ron Karr, Author, Lead, Sell or Get Out of the WayTim Welch has written a book that had to be written. He speaks to the business person in the sales person. In this masterful work, Tim teaches and inspires readers to think, plan, and execute on a higher level. This true-north approach is a must-read for salespeople and their managers. It will stretch your mind and encourage you to hold yourself to a higher standard in professional selling.Tom Reilly, Author, Value-Added Selling and Crush Price ObjectionsThis groundbreaking book with its emphasis on personal leadership and continuous improvement is the missing link in sales mastery - especially when dealing with today's crazy-busy prospects.Jill Konrath, Author, SNAP Selling and Selling to Big Companies

David, the son of Jesse called out to the Lord for help from his enemies. The neglect and abuse he suffered from the man he had grown to love and respect, King Saul, caused him to run for his life; to seek a hiding place and to trust in the Lord more than ever. In the book of Psalms 55:1-8, David cries out to the only one who could save him. Distraught, angry and fearful, he exclaims, "Oh that I had wings like a dove, I would fly away, and be at rest; truly, I would flee far away; I would lodge in the wilderness; I would hurry to find a shelter for myself from the raging wind and tempest." Like David, there are so many children crying out for help and refuge from adults in whom they trusted for direction, love, loyalty and security. But, their cries are camouflaged by hostility, bitterness and depression."Oh, that I had wings like a dove!" - Touching the life of a child, finds a resting place in the life of children that lends an attentive ear to their pain, a strong shoulder to bear the weight of discouragement, and an open heart of flesh to embrace their feeling of emptiness. Dr. Folks asks the questions: Who can they run to? Where can they hide? What can ease their pain? When will the unjust suffering cease? How can they see God through a world that's destined to keep them blinded to the truth? She uses poetry, quotes, and factual information to answer these questions and to shed light on the fact that adults must return to God in hopes of saving our children for a better today and tomorrow. Dr. Folks is the founder of Positive Youth Expressions, Inc. Educational Institute in the state of Maryland where she facilitates formal and informal educational programs for children, youth and families. She also co-pastors the Greater Church of the Risen Savior in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband Bishop Victor M. Folks. Dr. Folks conducts conferences, seminars and workshops on topics dealing with children, youth and families.

Waterboy is the first of a superhero series called Tron Team, and it is about a fourteen-year-old boy named Francisco Garcia, who creates a suit to help fight the crime in the city but his father turns into a monster and it is up to him to save the day. Waterboy shows how Francisco isn't afraid to fight for what is right and protect his city from his father. Any person can be a superhero, and it does not matter if you have superpowers or not.About the AuthorKenny Hare was born on March 11, 1999, in Pueblo, Colorado, at Parkview. He is currently studying for his associate's degree from Otero Junior College. Kenny is part of a group called the Arkansas Valley Community Cancer Support Group, who helps raise money for cancer patients who cannot afford treatment.

Marrowbone delves into family, politics, the law, corruption, and West Virginia. It weaves through a primary election season (December through early May), following the races for Governor and a Supreme Court justice, while exploring the histories of the Murphy and Quinn families and touching on the Matewan Massacre, the fight for civil rights, and the murder of Jock Yablonski. It also develops two major cases that are helping to shape the election, one a murder of the protagonist's best friend by an out-of-control work release inmate and the other an appeal by a convicted serial rapist seeking a new form of DNA testing. Though not set in a specific time, Marrowbone laments the failure of politics to move West Virginia forward and honors the basic goodness of the people.About the AuthorElected Family Court Judge for fifteen years, Mike Kelly has been a practicing attorney for forty years in the areas of civil rights, employment, and family law. He is a former Deputy Attorney General for Civil Rights, a recipient of the Governor's Civil Rights Award, a fellow of the West Virginia Bar Foundation, former counsel for the West Virginia chapters of NOW, Common Cause and other community organizations, and former columnist and travel writer for The Charleston Gazette. Kelly has two children and lives in Charleston.