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A Soldier's Perspective: 1916-1919By: Carol Ann AsplundIn A Soldier's Perspective, Carol Ann Asplund presents a biography of her grandfather, Walter C.R. Krieger, and his family, focusing on his service in the 1916 Mexican Campaign and World War I. Told by Walter's own words from his diary entries and accompanied by numerous photographs, A Soldier's Perspective shows the heart and patriotism of a young man whose family were immigrants to the United States from the same areas of Germany and France where the war was fought.About the AuthorCarol Ann Asplund has multiple bachelors and masters degrees, to include geography, education, and science. She has worked as a regional transportation planner, a city planner, a teacher, and a construction project manager. She is an avid painter and specializes in portrait paintings

An Inductive Study of the Holy Spirit provides a study of what the Holy Spirit does directly and indirectly in Scripture. It is parsed grammatically to break the verses down into small chunks that are digestible. It's written in business language, so everyone can understand it. We say that our theology is based on Scripture, but how sure are we when we have only looked at a small percentage of the verses on a given topic, like the Holy Spirit? It is the only book author Harry L. Brewer knows that has all 300+ verses referring to the Holy Spirit. This study was performed in Hebrew and Greek, then translated in a grammatically accurate manner into English. This study serves as the Biblical basis for other studies on the Holy Spirit by pastors, teachers and theologians. Now they can confirm that they are consistent with Scripture and not contradicting it.About the AuthorHarry L. Brewer has been involved in churches and local Bible studies all his life. He also spent ten years in Messianic Synagogues to understand the Jewish roots of our faith. Brewer enjoys studying his Bible in Hebrew and Greek. He also enjoys beaches, quiet dinners, and good food. He has been involved in aerospace programs, so he is interested in air and space vehicles.Brewer has two children and ten grandchildren that he enjoys and needs to visit more often.He has a BA in Biblical Studies from Biola University and has taken graduate seminary courses, including Hebrew and Greek.

After the loss of her father, Victoria must take over the running of the family horse ranch, a daunting task, for sure, but she's up for the challenge. She's also scheming to get her sisters to move back home and help her, so they can be a family again, but all in due time... When her first love, Dylan, returns to their hometown after 10 years in the military, Victoria discovers he has loved her for as long as she has loved him, and they enter into a whirlwind romance straight out of a storybook.Everything changes when Victoria is assaulted in her home by a vengeful ranch hand and left floundering, trying to find her strength and confidence again. But with the help from Dylan, her sisters, and the rest of her family, she just might get back to her old self.About the AuthorV L Piersalll is a military widow with two grown daughters and one grandson. As a military wife and mother, she put her dreams to the side the raise her girls. Now that her girls are grown and on their own, she's rekindled her love of writing, finding it just as strong as it was when she was young. Besides writing, her hobbies include sewing and quilting.

Everyone thinks Snowflake the kitten is bad because of her black fur. All she wants is to be loved and accepted by someone! One day Snowflake sees a little boy who is being picked on by bullies. She knows she must jump in and help. And oh, is she glad she does, because J.T., the little boy, is everything she has been looking for! Snowflake's Christmas Gift is a delightfully entertaining read that reminds us that we are all different-and we all just want to be loved!

Haiti is facing a deep social, economic, and political crisis. What Happened to Haiti and What to Do About It supplies clear information to men and women in finance, economics, and politics. This book gives a quick and clear history of Haiti for the past 500 years and how the country could grow with new policies and politics.Rev. Jean Vanes Nicolas, born in Camp Perrin, Haiti, is an ordained Catholic priest. Hatiti is the author's home and aims to teach her history and promote Haiti's resurgence as a country.

Is singer Cliff Morrison the love child of Jim Morrison of the Doors? Record producer Floyd Bocox thinks so. He worked with Cliff for years, in an attempt to skyrocket his professional career. Floyd poured time and energy into creating Lizard Sun Entertainment as cofounder and president. Cliff's refusal to take a DNA test to prove his identity has caused his fan base to wonder who this person truly is. Morrison Land is a true story with an interesting and compelling twist, creating worldwide curiosity among Doors fans.About the AuthorFloyd Bocox's hobbies include surfing, flying helicopters, and working out. He is president and cofounder of three entertainment companies and also creator for film projects and executive producer for Morrison Land, the film, on www.IMDB.com. He currently lives in San Pedro, California.

The poems in this collection have been selected as individual points of light, sourced from a diverse array of perspective across the strands of personal experience. Much as the morning sun shares its spectrum through the bevel of ancient glass, this collection too intends to refract your senses and intrigue your desire to see more. What follows are images in reality's fabric, conjured of the imagination, and borrowed from hints of history. Each song belongs to a unique perception of heart tenderly and carefully stitched throughout. The poems are drawn through the wide angled lens of life and encompass images of love, war, humor, heartache, triumph and the essence of those living, dead, and imagined. About the AuthorJay Blue is a father of five and married to his best friend, love of his life, and muse. Although his vocation has been electronics engineering for the past thirty-five years, Blue believes he was born a writer and poet. Throughout his life he has been immersed in various forms of expressed creativity including music, photography, and woodworking. In particular, he believes his decades as a drummer have influenced his rhythmic approach to poetry. He is also inspired by his home in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

In 1938, Hugh W. Denny was born into a log house without electricity. Eighty years later, he wrote his memoir on a laptop. Crossing McDaniel Branch is a memoir celebrating his and his family lives, but also shows how rural nineteenth century America made possible the technological wonders of the twenty-first. As a child, Denny dusted tobacco crops with arsenate of lead, hulled walnuts for money, and walked to school through sleet and floods. His vivid details capture the rhythms of rural life. He attended Tennessee Polytechnic Institute for electrical engineering and worked his entire career at Georgia Tech Research Institute. He had papers published in technical journals and at symposiums, did research for NASA, and attended conferences in India. With colorful family stories of an uncle running moonshine, the activities of great-grandparents during the Civil War, and the poems of his grandmother, Crossing McDaniel Branch is a warm and personal look at the past. About the AuthorGrowing up, Hugh W. Denny farmed tobacco and corn with mules, milked cows and slaughtered pigs, and spent most of his education in a one-teacher schoolhouse. In high school he was active in interscholastic debate and finished at the top of his class. He earned an MS in electrical engineering at Georgia Tech. After four years of Army ROTC, he graduated with highest distinction and served as a second lieutenant during the Berlin Wall and Cuban Missile Crisis. During his 35 years at the Georgia Tech Research Institution, Denny helped improve the reliability of the Department of Defense and NASA. He was active in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and was twice elected to the Board of Directors of Electromagnetic Compatibility Society, served as the Secretary of EMCS' Standards Committee, and served as Treasurer and Chair of the EMCS' International Symposia. He has written one technical book, authored 35 refereed papers, and was the principal author or major contributor to 57 reports. He also has four patents. Denny is married to Marguerite Ann Leahey. They have two daughters and three grandsons. Denny wrote Crossing McDaniel Branch for his grandsons. Now retired, he enjoys his daughters, dotes on his grandsons, and grows azaleas, rhododendrons, and camellias.