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James left the East at the age of seventeen to join the navy and serve his country. He says, "e;I am now eighty-seven years old, and I live on this farm with my dog, Cocoa. I am about to bring you a story from the figment of my imagination. It is a fictional story based on facts about my travels around the world during my time with the US Navy and trips with my late wife, Anita."e; With the support and encouragement from Anita, he has put pen to paper to share the wild adventures of his heart and mind.

Ever since the partition of the Indian subcontinent on August 15, 1947, into India and Pakistan, the erstwhile country of Punjab (the Indian-Punjab) has been occupied and colonized by India. A process of alien subjugation, domination, and exploitation of the Sikh state that began with the British colonization continues under the Republic of India. India is not only using Punjab's land and resources for itself but has also proceeded to destroy Sikh national, religious, linguistic, and cultural identity. The carving up of Punjab's territory, the diversion of its key economic resources, the denial of religious freedom, the violation of fundamental civil and political rights of its people, and the regular pogroms on Sikh communities and holy sites across India demonstrate Sikh subjugation, domination, and exploitation by India. There has been a long history of discrimination, political treachery, and phony negotiations that resulted in repression, persecution, and unspeakable tortures of the Sikhs since 1947. Indian Army's invasion (Operation Blue Star) of Darbar Sahib in June 1984 and the Sikh genocide in November 1984 all over India tell the story of the existential threat to Sikhs in India. There has been a terrible tale of tortures and ruthless extrajudicial killing of Sikhs. The Sikhs have realized that the reestablishment of the independence of Punjab is their only option. This book describes the Sikh struggle for freedom and justice and their resolve and determination to achieve this goal by the exercise of their fundamental right to self-determination.

Welcome to the first story of the ever expanding corridors of the Monty. In this short thriller, you will follow Wilson room to room as he tries to find his way out with his life.

This book is a glimpse inside the mind and heart of a sister and a brother. Their bond is stronger than what is perceived. Both siblings wanted to be loved and accepted, but life challenges caused isolation and disconnections. One sibling was distant, going from being a single mother to marriage and moving on in life with being a military spouse, living in different states, and traveling the world has been an escape. Still, the other sibling was deemed an outcast due to the decisions not always being conducive to life. Both have dealt with many obstacles in life. Abandoned by their mother, having different fathers, dealing with rejection, and mistreatment by others have been challenging. They faced struggles of fitting in with their peers and looking for love in all the wrong places. The streets entangled one, and abuse was experienced by the other on many occasions. Disappointments caused both to look up for answers, while tears became evident when alone, yet they were able to confide in each other. Neither was judged or looked at as doing any wrong. They were just in need of trust and love--two characteristics developed through the genes of family. Together they share a tale of disappointments and pain, seeking healing from the trauma experienced. This is their story.

From the Beginning: The Saga of the Next Generation is a continuation of From the Beginning: A Cautionary Tale of an Everyday Family and based on the actual events of Wayne Held growing up in a family that faced abuse and financial hardships. It's the continuing story of Nathan Anderson and his siblings growing into adulthood after the death of their mother, Rachael Anderson. It's a tale of how they experienced their own trials and tribulations into their adult years. Their experiences are no different from others in finding their direction in life.

Church! It's Time to RumbleIn this book, Dai Mize explains how there is a holy war going on in this nation that is calling us to socialize our government to an even bigger socialist government, instead of localizing to a smaller government that is run by the people. This book is written as a call to all conservative Americans to rise up and reinstate our nation to a Christian nation.It's time to restore our country back to a nation of "e;in God we trust,'' where we teach our children. once again. to recite the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag and become one nation, indivisible under God, with liberty and justice for all.Dal Mize is an up-and-coming writer who has authored and published three books. As a lad, Dal was taught that time and God would help work it out. As recorded in the Bible, all things will work to good for those who love God. In this book, Dal tells there is a holy war going on in this nation that is calling us to socialize our government to a bigger government instead of localizing with a government run by the local people. Dal wrote this book as a call to muster all conservative Americans, to rise up, and help reinstate America back to a Christian nation. To keep America great, we must localize, not socialize, America.This book is a call to all conservative Americans to rise up and do what the Bible says: "e;Stand fast in the liberty where Christ made us free, and don't be entangled in bondage."e; Make America a Christian nation again.

The six chapters of this book were chosen to reach a variety of audiences. The poems are randomly on topic. There are numerous writings styles to tell a story or just make you think. The irony is, the more you read, the better you will understand the jotted-down madness. The objective is to be honest and free verbally. Some moments are extremely personal to the writer. Others can be a personality trait of the stranger reader. All are a way to connect to the words as a reviewer. I wrote this to be free and have no limitations. I'm challenging the audience to read into the creations.

Love survives death, or so the story goes. Ivan Kristaski believed he was nothing more than an ordinary man in an ordinary world. His biggest worries were his boyfriend, Markus; his best friend, Miriam; and her son, Daniel. But when it comes down to the wire and secrets are revealed, he is plunged into a world unlike any other.

As a dreamer as many are, this dream is about humans marching off into space amid opposition and conflict. Young adults discover a crashed alien spaceship. Distrusting their government, they decide to operate the ship on their own, thus developing an insightful dispute with the government.James Jones, an ex-marine, is an independent-minded person. With his sister, Mary; girlfriend, Sue; and best friend, John, they establish a crew for the ship and head off into space. Searching for life in the solar system, they build a space station on Mars and begin to explore the solar system, where they encounter alien species both friendly and not so friendly. Full funding of their adventures eventually sends them to a planet among the star system Alpha Centauri.Along the way, they join alien allies and face enemies who want to destroy them. With the assistance from these alien allies, they receive energy sources and develop speeds for their ships faster than the speed of light. Earth's Space Force receives at last the support of Earth's governments. It is a long journey for acceptance as some distrust remains. Will they endure or end up disappointed and left out? What conflicts remain for our brave young adults?Surprises lay ahead for the interested science fiction hobbyist or reader.

Quotables from NotablesBobby you have a hit here [Mulholland Drive Cafe]. Do you know why you have a hit? Look at everyone here, they are looking at the people at the bar. Everyone at the bar is looking at the people in the dining room. They are looking at the mural painted on the wall. They are looking at the floor. They are looking at the ceiling. They are looking at everything but their food. Bobby you have a hit.--Jackie MasonI'd like to play Bobby's character if it is ever developed into a movie.--John TravoltaMarla Maples. Why do you want Marla Maples as a partner [in Peaches]? You're a well-known restaurateur, why Marla Maples? Are you fucking her?--Gay TaleseBobby, I'd like to ask you a favor. I want to change the name Peaches to Peach's.--Marla MaplesHe's the knucklehead that was Marla Maples partner.--Anthony Bourdain, on 'Kitchen Confidential' on Bobby Ochs after not being hired as Chef for PeachesI wish you a lot of luck here. I hope you make a lot of money, because you're going to need it.--Donald Trump, to Marla Maples on the opening night of PeachesBobby, I don't want to name the restaurant Pinky. It reminds me of Justin when he was my boyfriend. Can we please name the restaurant Nyla [New York, Louisiana]?--Britney Spears, on calling the restaurant PinkyMr. Ochs, I'm David Rockwell from Haverson-Rockwell Architects.--David Rockwell, on being interviewed to design Twenty Twenty

Jack and Jill were badly mistreated by their stepmother, who fed the dog more than she fed the children. When they decide to run away, little do they know that their stepmother is a witch who has enchanted all the waters of the forest. When Jack drinks from a brook, he turns into a deer and eventually leads Sister Jill to King Philpot, whom she marries. However, the witch has followed them, and one day Jack stumbles upon her. Needing him for her devious plan, the witch changes him back into a boy and arranges for him to plant the magic beans from which the beanstalk will grow. Once Jack has killed one giant and assumes his rightful place in his father's castle, word spreads and people from other villages come to him, hoping Jack can solve their giant problems as well.

Meet Pat and Patty Flaugherty (pronounced flair-tee), teenage fraternal twins who have a penchant for getting themselves involved in mysteries. They don't plan to become professional detectives, but never being ones to dismiss a challenge, they attack these mysteries wholeheartedly until they resolve them. As a team, they each bring their unique strengths to the investigations: Patty's keen eye for observation of details and Pat's ability to "e;read"e; people. But with very different personalities, they are often at odds with each other during the process. Pat is headstrong and can be impulsive; Patty is levelheaded and practical, although sometimes too critical of her brother.A business-pleasure trip to Paris sets off a series of incidents that involve the Flaugherty twins in their first mystery. A mysterious doll everyone seems to want, a legacy involving a cipher, and a ghostly knight haunting an old castle challenge Pat and Patty in their quest to help a newfound friend. As they are plunged into many dangerous adventures, including a fourth-story rescue operation, they uncover clues that lead them to discover the Mystery at the Haunted Castle.

This is a collection of significant poems that together tell the story of how I became the person I am today. They show the struggles I have battled with when it comes to the relationships in my life while coping with anxiety. These works are presented to you in their rawest form and hold a mix of different emotions which in turn have given me the courage to share my work and express myself in hopes that someone else can find the inspiration to express themselves as well. It has been written as a way to show you that you can overcome fear, anxiety, and all different kinds of emotions by channeling them into words. I hope you all enjoy it!

Letters from Hawaii is R. K. Lindsey's eighth book and a takeoff from Mark Twain's 1866 collection of twenty-five letters written from Hawaii for the Sacramento Union. Letters is an autobiographical sketch of Lindsey's work life. As a probation officer with the Hawaii Judiciary, park ranger with the National Park Service, self-employed farmer, a state legislator in Hawaii's State House, coffee plantation manager, a clerk typist, resource center coordinator, government relations officer, agency liaison and assets director with Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate, and trustee with the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. He employs wit, humor, history, and wistful words of wisdom throughout hoping to touch the heart. Lindsey's fifty-eight letters and nine postcards are a conversation with pen pal Mossimo Antolini, in London, England. Antolini is a fictional character, but the substance of the letters is true.

Attack, evade, and live to fight another day. The men of two countries who manned the U-601 during the Second World War became a family of brothers during their service to their individual countries. U-601 is a tribute story to the many unsung heroes that lived and died on both sides of the war that fought for a belief, or was it love for the man that commanded them?

What happens when a young child is left alone and refuses to stay in the house? The unforgettable childhood in a quiet western town and a crisis of conscience that hit it became what happens. Hidden aboard the spaceship is a secret that has been passed down from generation to generation, from Brenda to Ma-Ma to Nona. Now the return of the little girl once known as sad has brought that secret to the light--and Brenda and her family must risk everything to finish a mission that began with Ma-Ma and Nona so many years ago. Nearly four decades earlier, Brenda and her family first visited the planet Stonetown, where they found loneliness and a deserted moral-standard scene. Today the legacy of that fated occasion will force Brenda to go onboard on a risky voyage back to that usurious world--which is now deep in the territory claimed by the Creoleon Empire.

Ex-army special forces sergeant and cop Moses Pain, after countless arrest, resigns from the force. After seeing a revolving door for violent criminals who are back on the streets in days, sometimes some cases hours, Pain--a highly decorated soldier and honorable man--sees his once beloved neighborhood transformed into a vice-filled cesspool of drugs, violence, and prostitution. His life is forever changed one warm summer night while on his way to meet his fiancee, Norma. He finds a new and urgent sense of duty and commitment: to clean up what was once a safe family neighborhood. And with the aid of three friends, they start their own brand of justice. Moses is determined to give the neighborhood back to the peaceful people who walk the streets in fear, the peace they once knew, or die trying.

U Don't Define Me, I'm Free, was written for the following reasons:Corporate glass ceiling benefits who?Who does it limit?Why is the corporation structure compared to the slave plantation?Why is divide and conquer still practiced within socioeconomical classes and religious nations such as Judaism and Islam?Why are people still purchasing real estate within countries such as the United States and Africa where they will never own the land?The greatest lie ever told but constantly promoted globally is the "e;year of the return."e; Who does that truly benefit?Those are some reasons why I wrote this book, there are a few more reasons.The youth and unconscious adults label entertainers and repeat jail offenders as leaders of the African nomad communities. We have lost our way. Prison rapes are now accepted and even considered a rite of passage for our youth. Sexism is enforced within our community while programming our young sisters to accept the oversexed title and mentality that was birthed during slavery and enforced in the modern day through music and other entertainment. U Don't Define Me, I'm Free was created to assist young and hungry minds with tools that will break them away from their mental chains and traps.

Amilia is a little girl who moved from the city to a farm in the country gets her wish to magically talk to and understand her new animal friends. She has many adventures while teaching music to her curious little friends.

Warning: This may seem like an anime themed story at first. You would be wise not to assume. With that said, this story deals with real problems and controversial situations. Reader discretion advised. Three separate stories are projected for Player Two within, all revolving around a teenaged boy, segregation, and magic. In the future, the world of magic and science collide. The survival of humankind depends on the Gifted, humans with special abilities, and their fight against the demonic Fallen. It's a world that sheltered seventeen-year-old Yume has been dying to join. He gets more than he bargains for, though, when his powers come with a catch: he has to survive a dangerous game filled with monsters. But Yume has a big role to play in the real world, too. He just doesn't know it yet.