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Connecticut used to be the Constitution State. But the politicians and judges have subjected the general citizen to the State. When the United States Constitution was drafted in 1787 in the most remarkable step forward in the political history of man of the Rule of Law where the citizen would be the sovereign, Connecticut showed the way with its bicameral legislature of a house based on population and a Senate based on geographic areas, thereby inspiring the Connecticut Compromise of a the US house and Senate.Today Connecticut is in the inenviable position of having one of the five worst fiscal conditions of the fifty states and the highest compensated state public sector in the union. This is compounded by a statist Connecticut Supreme Court that holds the State above the citizen and has shown to be ignorant of the most basic due-process requirements.Only if Connecticut regains its constitutional balance by the citizen being sovereign and the State being instituted for the benefit of the citizen can Connecticut reclaim its future as an independent state and the Constitution State!

Algunas personas tienen un concepto abstracto u oscuro en lo relacionado con la palabra Armagedón. El objetivo de este libro es:Explicar lo que verdaderamente es Armagedón, su significado, describir lo que es y también muestra que habrá sobrevivientes a esa gran venidera e inminente catástrofe mundial.El propósito de este libro es:Mostrar con pruebas bíblicas cómo será la vida en el futuro para toda la humanidad y también como usted "el lector", puede beneficiarse al abrigar esa misma esperanza y ¿por qué no? poderla compartir con otros._____________________________________________________________________________________Some people have an abstract or dark concept related to the word Armageddon. The object of the book is: To explain what Armageddon really is, its meaning, to describe what it is, and to show that there will be survivors of that great coming and imminent global catastrophe.The purpose of this book is: Showing with biblical evidence, what life will be like in the future for all humanity and also as you, "the reader", can benefit by warming up that same hope in, and why not? To be able to share it with others.

Some people you live with for years and go on to have thought you had known them all your life, yet you never knew who they really were. Yes, they were your mom and dad. Dad was like that, a very quiet but an intelligent man. He was a great provider for his family. Mom was more open in her puzzle pieces of life. I am still trying to put together those pieces to understand and see the big picture of two people whom I called my parents.With the plethora of information and documentation I found after my dad''s death in his war cedar chest, I now know who he was and maybe why he was such a quiet man. Knowing this information before his death might have brought us closer together. As the saying goes, you often find out more about a person after they have died. Why is that?

Do You Understand What You Are Reading? is an attempt to read the Ethiopian eunuch story in the historical, grammatical, and cultural contexts presented within the narrative of Acts. Soon after Luke wrote Acts, which is the only New Testament book of history, interpreters (Church Fathers) began wrestling with the moral-Promise-worldview it contained. Many, not all, signified upon the Ethiopian character in ways that expressed disdain for Imperial eunuchs who were their contemporaries. It was a time of transformation in Western culture.As Rome attracted the best and brightest from all cultures, positions held by Imperial eunuchs were coveted; they were national bureaucrats, priests, and confidants to monarchs. Roman emperor Domitian (81-96) issued an edict banning making eunuchs, while maintaining his own eunuch, Stephanus. Domitian was murdered by courtiers and castrated. Roman emperor Constantine (306-337) issued another edict banning making eunuchs. The social climate became extremely hostile for high-ranking eunuchs as they were attacked in public culture-theater, music, poetry (spoken, written and sung).In 399, Eutropius-a eunuch, the first and only eunuch Consul in the Eastern Roman Empire-was murdered by his own troops. The Syrian poet Claudian wrote and published a political invective attacking him, which focused social hostility toward him. He ran to Church Father John Chrysostom''s church. Eutropius had placed Chrysostom over his bishopric. Eutropius stayed at the altar for three days after Chrysostom closed the sanctuary. On the third day, he emerged and was promptly killed. Afterward, a general slaughter of eunuchs occurred throughout the Western empire; although, they may still be found in the east (e.g. Hijras).In the midst of tectonic shifts in Greco-Roman society, in Acts, Luke engages Greco-Roman culture on behalf of Promise. His audience includes Imperial eunuchs, whose salvation prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah had foretold, and who were Luke''s contemporaries.1

DineroTenemos que ser ricos, muy ricos para darnos cuenta de que nuestros problemas no son por falta de dinero, sino por incapacidad para lidiar con la vida misma.Cuando se llega a rico algunos problemas, adicciones y enfermedades siguen y luego otros problemas más surgen, prueba de esto es que muchos ricos y famosos se han suicidado o han muerto por sobredosis de estupefacientes, pues no han sabido lidiar con situaciones que los ha llevado a la muerte y el cáncer no respeta ni a ricos ni famosos.Así que, aprende a lidiar con la vida, aprende a estar contento con lo que tienes, a disfrutar de la vida sin dinero, pues las cosas más lindas y tiernas no tienen precio, como el bello sol naciente, una mano amiga, mirar un arcoíris y el Cinturón de Orión.El amor de los hijos no se compra con dinero, un gran amigo no se compra con dinero sino con decencia, respeto y fidelidad. La comida mientras más sana más barata es. La medicina más efectiva y potente es el ayuno y es gratis. El mejor diurético es la sandía y es baratísima.

The Bright Idea Series are stories based on Mr. Watts-a light stand that magically comes to life. He lives in apartment number 4, where he befriends and advises the children that pass through. Mr. Watts assists them in finding solutions to their problems and helps them to see how each family is special. At the end of each story, the reader is invited to share their Bright Idea for today.

A compilation of poetry that tells the thoughts of a young man as he progresses from a high school freshman to a college graduate. It expresses his emotions of love, anger, sorrow, and joy as he goes through the many experiences in what we call life.

The Other Side of Camille is based on actual events in the life of a young single mom trying to escape the grips of a family legacy deep-rooted in dark religious beliefs, witchcraft, and satanism. Camille is characterized in the fight for her soul and that of her child against the forces of good and evil. In an escape to be free from the family legacy, she relocates the immediate family to a city and the church of Jesus Christ. Believing she is free, Camille takes on the dangerous task of attempting exorcisms that she was not equipped or qualified to explore, especially when you have not gone through complete healing and deliverance yourself, not fully addressing own possible trauma and mental illness; living in denial. The writer of the story witnessed at the time a series of strange, unexplained occurrences with not only Camille but a terrified child who appear to be under some type of spell with very little power to function independently. The writer is led to believe the story is a classic case found in Matthew 12:43-45, "When an unclean spirit leaves a person, it wanders through arid regions seeking rest without finding it. Then it says, ''I will return to my house from which I came. And when it comes it finds the house swept clean and tidy. Then it goes and brings seven other spirits more wicked than itself. And the last state of that person is worse than the first.''"