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The government made us more promises than I can remember, but they never kept but one; the government promised to take our land and kill the buffalo, and they did. Riding to Remember explores the tragic history of the American Indian: from the usurping of their homes and land, the erosion of their customs and culture by European immigrants, to the current political climate. A warning-for those who do not learn from history, are destined to repeat it. More than that, though, Riding to Remember is a celebration of a proud and powerful people. May they never be forgotten. About the AuthorThe descendant of a full-blood Cherokee, Jerry Shadow Wolf Davis has a vested interest in preserving the memories of his ancestors. A founder of the Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride®, he works tirelessly to educate others, ensuring the history of the Native American Indian is not forgotten.

This book is a detailed autobiographical account of Walker's decade of science-based challenges of natural gas development activities in the Jonah Field, Pinedale Anticline Field, and proposed Wyoming Range fields located in Sublette County, Wyoming. This story exposes the intense political interagency conflicts that constantly impeded meaningful regulatory actions to address growing hydrocarbon and ozone air pollution from natural gas drilling and production.The purpose of this book is to articulate a warning. The oil and gas industry is adept at the art of maneuver to gain support of local and higher politicians. Furthermore, regulatory legerdemain is a skillful art practiced by state and federal regulators who seek to appear environmentally proactive but who actually favor developers. Finally, when presented with new science, they perfunctorily dismiss it.Walker's approach is unique as he applies his former U.S. Air Force professional science experience to the role of independent unfunded citizen scientist. He reveals that while national concern over fracking practices has focused on ground water damage, fracking chemicals lofted into the local air mass by well completion flaring must also be considered.About the AuthorR. Perry Walker grew up in Wyoming, graduated from the University of Wyoming with a B.Sc. in Physics and joined the U.S. Air Force the same year. He served in the Viet Nam War and then elected to become a career officer. He earned an M.Sc. in Nuclear Reactor Engineering at the University of Lowell, Massachusetts. His military career involved research in a variety of high-tech fields including infrared imaging, underground nuclear testing, and nuclear weapons effects on optics in support of President Reagan's Space Defense Initiative. He holds a U.S. patent and has authored twenty-one classified technical papers about military technologies as well as eighteen public comment and analysis documents about air quality impacts from natural gas development in western Wyoming.

This book is about feelings, wisdom, passion, humor, joy and entertainment. There are erotic stories of love, poems of romance, love letters, facts of life and some plain old shit that you have heard before. Over thousands of years society has practiced to cultivating, educating, legislating, manipulating and discriminating on how love is shared. Sometimes it happens naturally; two people become one forever after. The circle of trust, faith and commitment has been established - they were soulmates from the beginning. Some find love through marriage, others find love from the birth of their child and there are those who just stumble upon love. But if you believe the love of your life is out there, then you must practice how to love yourself first.About the AuthorJoseph Guyton holds three degrees in the fields of Criminal Justice, Private Investigation and Business Management. He began his professional life as a cartoonist for the New Jersey Voice when he was sixteen, moving on to become a photographer for a modeling agency and later worked his way up through the bookseller industry over a twenty-five-year period. During that time, he owned and managed several retail spaces. He now works in private security.

Ahmed Sabie's wife Vicki prompted him to write this book so their children would have a better perspective of their Iraqi heritage. They needed to know the details of his background and early childhood, and of the experience he had growing up disadvantaged, yet struggling to succeed, despite all obstacles. Beginning as a foreign student, and becoming an American citizen, this is his success story: "Therefore, this is the theme of my book: How hard work and persistence can be rewarding. There was no option BUT to succeed." About the AuthorAhmed Sabie was born in Baghdad, Iraq. He spent the early years of his life growing up in the city of Baghdad during the 1950s and '60s. He came to the United States of America at the age of twenty-four. Dr. Sabie received his Bachelor of Science and Master's degrees from Morehead State University in Eastern Kentucky. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri. Dr. Sabie has worked as a teacher, an academic supervisor, a principal and Kentucky State Director of Tech Prep and Division Director of Program Services. Along with being published in numerous state and national publications, Dr. Sabie is the author of a book titled The Pathway from Baghdad to Tech Prep, a Success Story. Dr. Sabie has been married to Vicki B. Sabie, M.D., for forty-five years. They have three children: Tarik, Rema and Adam. He also has four grandchildren: Harrison, Layla, Myah and Amira. In 2016, Dr. Sabie retired and he is currently enjoying living comfortably with his family in Louisville, Kentucky.

The Awakening of NumbersBy: Mitchell E. FreemanAll numbers are a result of human imagination, and all numbers are not imagined the same way. The Awakening of Numbers contains examples of some of the ways numbers are imagined and some methods of utilization of the imagined numbers. Readers can take away the realization that the numbers humans use are a result of converting an imaginary concept into a written reality. About the AuthorMitchell E. Freeman's career spanned over 37 years in the Fleet Ballistic Missile Program. In addition to his FBM training, he has an AA and a BS with some master's work. He held numerous positions throughout his career that required the practical application of numbers. Freeman is a retired MCPO, a member of MENSA, American Legion, and a Signature Life Member of the Georgia Watercolor Society.