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SHARING THE EXPERIENCE AND THE HISTORYAt twenty-one, a young man still in college, Dan Holder had an opportunity for adventure when his older stepbrother Kyn asked him to join an expedition. Along with Kyn’s wife Ella and Kyn’s sister Nance, they traveled in a small boat over 1,200 miles down the Yukon River through Canada’s Yukon Territory and into Alaska. That was in 1966, well after the gold rush of 1898 when the river had been heavily traveled by gold seekers aboard small rafts, hand-sawed rowboats, some with sails, and large stern-wheelers. In 1966, the Yukon was basically a wilderness river with a few widely separated small towns along its shore, a number of deserted cabins left by trappers and prospectors, and deserted trading posts. Birds and bears were plentiful. There were no guided tours at that time. The many branching channels of the Yukon Flats downriver from Dawson were a serious challenge. Now as an author, he shares with his readers that experience and the historical background that puts it in perspective. The author also shares the experience of going back to Alaska with Kyn in 1971 on a fifty-five-foot fishing boat. In Seattle, they rerigged the boat from a seiner to a salmon troller. They followed the gold rush route north to brave the challenges of fishing offshore on the Mt. Fairweather fishing grounds. He shares the excitement of nearly being swept onto the rocks by huge waves in a treacherous inlet and riding out hurricane force winds and thirty to forty-foot waves offshore. After leaving the boat, he hiked alone over the infamous Chilkoot trail reaching the snow-covered summit of the Chilkoot Pass near midnight in the Artic twilight on the longest day of the year, not knowing if the trail would be passable. In 2002, the author and his wife Sybille retraced some of the early Alaska fishing voyage on a cruise ship. It was a very different kind of a trip, but it brought back old memories and generated a few exciting new ones.If you enjoy firsthand adventure and if you are intrigued by the atmosphere and the history of the Pacific Northwest, then you should really enjoy this book. 

It’s the dog days of summer 1959. A rebellious teenager living in Newark, New Jersey, is convinced that the only way out of his impoverished neighborhood is to enlist in the ranks of the local Bloomfield Avenue mobsters and take up a life of crime. His father has a different agenda. He himself is a downtrodden racketeer and he wants to turn his troubled life around and the life and future of his young son.Suddenly, on the eve of the boy’s sixteenth birthday, both find themselves way over their heads in trouble and slipping into the dangerous clutches of a powerful mob boss who rules his domain with an iron fist from the confines of his Bloomfield Avenue Social Club. As danger threatens, both father and son realize that there is only one way out. A series of life-changing events unfold, and in a hurried effort to keep him out of harm’s way, the boy is sent away. He is forced to leave his family, his beloved Bloomfield Avenue, and the arms of his young girlfriend. He leaves as a boy but vows to return one day as a man.

When a coed is found dead near a city park with her eyes removed, the city of Tallahassee is gripped in fear. Homicide Detective Gideon Kane descends into the mind of a madman. Struggling between his own demons and those of an unknown psychopath, Kane attempts to separate the two while trying to prevent another unsuspecting soul from meeting a gruesome fate. Will Kane and the detectives of the Leon County Sheriff''s Office''s Violent Crimes Unit be able to piece together the puzzle in time to stop the twenty-year rampage of an undiscovered serial killer?

I have heard people say that if you want to live, then you shouldn''t walk into the light. Some have said that if you want a better life, step into the light. There is where you will shine. Then there is that old saying, "There is a light at the end of every tunnel." As for me personally, I say that searching for lights always leads to darkness. It always leads you back to the truth and the reality of it all. My whole life has been filled with lights that have led me down a path of both good and evil. Some were put out by others, some I turned off. I tried to stay in the excitement of the night lights in search of a way to ease the pain of all the things I have seen and done. I''ve tried to forget about the lights I saw at a young age for the very first time. I saw the taillights of my mother''s car as she drove off in search of her own light. That was the beginning of a new me. No one can know about the secrets that we keep buried deep down inside us, deep down where the light still flickers. I would like to share a story with you about heartache, mistrust, greed, and pain. A story about my search for happiness and how I had to walk through the flames. I was still in darkness even when I tried to walk in the light. Let me introduce myself. Hi, my name is Antonio Brown, a.k.a. 45, but you can just call me Tony.

Travis 'RUSO' Milton is a fervent fan of RESPECT, LOVE, HONOR, and LOYALTY. In this particular read you will find different ways that RUSO tries to stimulate your imagination while creating numerous amounts of short-stories that range from "The Best Present in The World" all the way up to "Damn I Love That Bitch". He definitely takes you on an emotional ride, where at times you might feel like crying tears of joy. Others might make the reader want to grab a glass of wine and play your favorite slow jam. But what-ever you like remember these short-stories are without bitterness or pretense and guarantee to spark some excitement within ones-self. While Teasing The MIND, BODY and SOUL with some raw ghetto thoughts and a taste of reality with a pinch of grown-folk’s business. Then as you approach the end of the book you will reach some mind-blowing recipes from friends and family. Travis 'RUSO' Milton has other great reads in-line for print. Following "RUSO'S Thoughts and Recipes" including "FORBIDDEN Secrets" and a line of children's books, titled "DON'T Judge the Book By its Cover" and "Bishop And The Bully” and many more…                       

Richard Stewart is one of those large numbers of fanatical early '60s rock-and-roll guitarists, who never received national attention and all its glory but, instead, came darn close regardless of the frequent and, on occasion, precarious roadblocks that he encountered, especially during the innocent years of early rock and roll. He endured excessive corporal punishment at school and at home; he explored and mapped privately owned lots in which he and his neighborhood, preteen gang members built forts; he was a Pachuco in an Hispanic gang while in high school; he witnessed despicable bigotry toward Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and African Americans; he fought forest fires in the Pacific Northwest, one of which nearly took his life; he suffered extreme hazing at the hands of his Kappa Sigma active brothers at the University of New Mexico; and the arrival of the Beatles in America dashed his dream of having a national, rock-in-roll guitar instrumental hit.All musicians, high profile or not, of this new mainstream music genre that the teens embraced and called their very own, have an interesting story to tell, but most of the wannabe breakout artists just keep putting it off. Well, this writer didn't.Stewart's experiences from the moment the Second World War ended in July of 1945 to the beginning of the psychedelic rock period in 1967 are just too powerful, suspenseful, historic, excruciating, humorous, scary, and on occasion, downright life threatening that needs to be told in detail. This is a read that you will have difficulty putting down.

This story covers the use of cloned people for experimentation projects because they are a part of us and should be treated as equals.

Helms takes us through her unfiltered, uplifting story of chronic pain and severe depression to becoming a nationally recognized coalition builder and health care advocate as she battled to change a system that had failed millions. With stark honesty, she describes her personal struggle for appropriate care and the redemption she found challenging some of America''s most powerful, for-profit corporations on behalf of patient fairness and access to affordable, appropriate standards of quality care for all. "The power of one" an often over-used cliché, but the soul''s message of Unhinged; one woman joined by many to face down one dragon at a time; one voice joined by a chorus to alter forever, the conversation. Helms plots a roadmap for anyone who, even while questioning their own value or power, can move mountains unimagined by owning their voice, their sense of justice and their purpose. Armed with truth, directed purpose and willful respect, Helms proves that the ''Lion''s den'' is but a myth, waiting to be challenged and exposed as such on behalf of all concerned.

This is the first part of this book, which took me almost fifteen years to allow others to read and to tell my story of what happened for the first seven years of my life in the orphanage, as well as what happened five years after I got adopted by an American family. I was then given to the state and foster care. This story tells how I fought adolescent attachment disorder and tells about my broken family and how I learned to fight to take control.

My title is Prophet in dreams and visions and discernment to know things before they happen. Also my title is Apostlelady. An Apostle is someone that has literally seen Jesus Christ.I first saw Jesus in 1977. When after rededicating my life to Christ and getting refilled with the baptism of the Holy Spirit, there was an old worker of the Church that told me there was no point of me even coming to church and I went home for a while and had a vision that I was in hell and there was no way out. Then I saw Jesus in a white robe lit up like the glow of a light bulb. He reached his hands down to help lift me out. In 1981 I had another vision. He came to my home and told me that everything was going to be alright. I went back to that same church and got the victory over that old worker. The third time I saw Jesus was in 2007 near my bedroom window in a crucified position. In 2010 I was ordained as an apostle. An apostle is able to help establish churches and ministries, to teach, to train leaders, counsel from the bible. To operate in all gifts of the Spirit of God.

These original "Poetic Principles" of inspirational teachings are geared to create an invitation for the reader or listener to experience vivid images, sounds, actions and other sensations that will bring about a mental, as well as a spiritual transformation. This book is a must read for anyone who is willing to learn more about themselves, their thoughts and perspectives, through the power of poetry. It''s a recipe for victory and success, in viewing mature situations and circumstances from a positive perspective, to broaden your vision and sharpen your focus. These principles will reignite your passion, help you define or refine your purpose in life, and will bring about a newness of thought.James Allen (English Author) said that, "All that a man achieves and all that he fails to achieve, is a direct result of his own thoughts." This is very true because, man is a Master of Thought and the Molder of Character and in no way, should this be compromised. So the expression of poetry, whether written or spoken, should never be compromised. Venard D. Cabbler, Sr. has worked in the Defense Industry for over 30 yrs. in various positions and has always been an advocate for continuous improvement, learning and excellence. He believes that in order to reach your full potential, you have to exude strong "Character" and perform with "Excellence". He''s a mentor, a motivational and inspirational speaker and teaches high level courses to employees pertaining to their career and personal growth and development. He has a Master of Science in Administration (MSA) degree from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Administration (BS) degree from Delaware State University, in which he was honored as the 1st Distinguished Alumni speaker at his alma mater, along with receiving other distinguishing accolades throughout his career.

So Still, is a book of poems that come from the heart of a life touched by Jesus.On June 18, 2013 a major motor vehicle accident changed my life forever. As I sat in the seat of my car unable to catch my breath, tears streamed down my face. My only thoughts were of my then, 13 year old daughter and what would happen to her if my life were to end. In a plea to God I begged Him to let me live with the promise that I would serve Him the rest of my days on earth. Since that day, numerous events have taken place in my life, all of which have led me to writing this book. My heart belongs to Jesus and it is because of my love for God that I am able to write for God about God and to God. Jesus consumes me and all that I do. I hope this book blesses you and that you enjoy reading it. Always remember that, Jesus love you, as He loves me. Thank you for reading, So Still.

God finally said, “Stop. We’re not going on 'til you accept yourself as being gay. I made you gay. And I love what I made.” As a direct result of Mike’s efforts, Northwest Airlines became the first large domestic air carrier to join the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association in 1994, which changed aviation history. The author’s goal is to help you remember who you are in your relationship with God.

Do you want to know what happens when you take your last breath on earth? Do you want to know the process of your transition to the other side? Do you want to know where you go and who you will see? Do you want to know the message Janie got from the Holy Trinity in 2004 for all humanity? This is a story that begins in 1957, upon her mother’s car accident and transition to the other side, but not before transferring her metaphysical gifts to her at five years old, which she kept a secret until now. She had physical and mental abuse from family members on herself and her two brothers. She was kidnapped by two convicts released from San Quentin at eighteen years old. She was groomed to be a servant by family members and called names to take away confidence from childhood through her adult years. She would always pray and have a relationship with God and Jesus, but she never got an answer until the Holy Trinity experience that night in 2004, and she became more gifted. She has experienced visits from the divine, master teachers, and earthbound ghosts. She fought the evil, dark side with red eyes many times. She has experiences with angels and guides, like Paramahansa Yogananda. She named the Korean war and World War 2 hero spirit that visited. She has seen relatives and friends that have passed. She has experiences with nonhuman entities and with the Mayan spirits since age eleven until now and is still progressing with metaphysical gifts. She has done healings and has all the clairs: clairsentience, clairvoyance, clairaudience, and claircognizance. She reads quantum physics (the reading of color and light) and has many other gifts. There is no death, just transition. Don’t be afraid anymore. It is a natural process to graduate from the earth school. JanIE

Your relationship isn’t working. The guy you like flaked on you for the third time. You are frustrated. You are newly gay. You don’t know how to date. Your friends are telling you that you’re being unreasonable. You’re tired of being single. You have trouble really connecting with yourself to experience unconditional love. Let this book make you laugh, make you cry, give you a few a-ha moments, and make you change the way you view dating as a gay man. I’m Mason, and I’m just like you. I’ve just been around the dating block a while longer than you as a professional matchmaker, that’s all. Your brain fascinates me, and I think I have a few scientific presumptions and studies I wish to share to give you your own bird’s-eye view of how you connect with others. My heart has been broken, I’ve broken a few hearts, and I realize that there are some behavioral patterns that gay man elicit that make them, well, a bit predictable. Let me give you some gossipy juice to drink and some compatibility assessments to balance that sweetness. Let me open my heart to you as a human being, serve you a few logistical tricks of the trade along the way, and let me label the guy that isn’t the right match for you. Let me inspire you, and let me change you for the better. All you have to do is live with an open heart and mind and see both sides of the coin. Heads or tails? 

This book, under construction over the past fifty years, uses history and fiction to connect the dots of known and unknown periods in the development of the human race. It presumes that God lives on a heavenly planet (Xeros) somewhere in our vast universe, that all humans begin at Level 3 and have the opportunity to move up to Level 2 (Angels) and then to Level 1 (Archangels), that He is colonizing planets throughout this universe, and that a battle between God and Satan (good v. evil) permeates His every decision. The book focus is on planet earth, the use of a natural disaster to exterminate the dinosaurs, the story of Adam and Eve and the process of populating planet earth, the story of Noah and the great flood, and the story of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who was sent to save mankind. The book then explains the development of Christianity, the hidden story of the Nephilim, the Rapture and Revelation, Armageddon, the thousand year reign, and the new Heaven and the new Earth. In summary, The Study offers a message to the reader-that each Level 3 person makes choices every day, that each human being is so helpless without God''s protection, that the end of life on planet earth is very close, and that one must believe in Jesus Christ to achieve life everlasting.

This book is dedicated to colorists, people who enjoy coloring as others enjoy crochet or quilt making or golf. Coloring is easy, distracting; mind-soothing and stress relieving. Perhaps a reason they call art therapy is because of the magic that happens when you apply your first color. Color until you smile. Hold the book at arm''s length and from all directions, follow your eye. Let your mind relax and enjoy watching the magic unfold. Work through the issues of the day and the day ahead while coloring in front of the TV or listening to music. It''s a great way to unwind in that quiet hours after the kids are in bed and your beloved is watching TV, and it''s your time to relax. The beauty of abstract art is that it changes with every stroke and the fluidity of the process is mesmerizing. Coloring becomes a sanctuary for reflection, meditation and prayer.Colored drawing pencils work very well with these drawings, but they are yours now, to color or paint as you wish, with this promise: you cannot make a mistake because this is now your work. Lynn draws each piece to be eye catching from any direction, but it is your coloring that really makes your picture Wall Worthy. Peace to all. Tips: all pencils from one box will play well together in a drawing and orange fixes everything!

Light of the Dove, One Man''s Journey Back Home, a Novel in Three Books: The Calling; Lessons of Home; and Death by Envy, which takes the reader from Atlanta, to Costa Rica, to Chicago, to Ohio, and back to Costa Rica and Surinam, chronicling the protagonist''s journey in search of his true self, the lost soul his mother knew, is about family and the quantum connections between mothers and sons, about the interconnectedness that makes us one people under God with deep roots in Mother Africa, about the values of compassion and community versus competition and individualism, about racism and its deep hidden roots, about envy and the dangers of narcissism, about the unique role women and mothers play in making the world a better place.

Maggie Connor thought her life was normal, mundane by some standards. She lives an unremarkable life; a freelance photographer covering local events, weddings, and sometimes more lucrative jobs. A phone call from a mysterious man, Michael Brentt, changes everything. Within a matter of months, her life is plunged into turmoil. Soon her love, Jack Anderson, and his partners are scrambling to help Maggie leave her entire life behind, starting a new one somewhere else. Jack enlists the help of his friend, Ben Gairden. Ben takes charge of delivering Maggie safely to her new home at Creekside. However, once there, Maggie learns her past life is merely a myth, a contrived scheme wrought by her parents. With the help of her new friends, Rose, Evan, and Ben, Maggie navigates through the realizations of her true self, a See''er. However, Creekside isn''t always a safe haven. Maggie soon faces deception from those she trusts and new, unseen terrors. Desperately, Maggie struggles to leave her old life behind, understand her new world, and cope with the ever-changing dangers. Soon Maggie, Rose, Evan, and Ben realize their peaceful hillside village could be hiding a secret. Knowing time may be running out, Evan and Ben try to devise a plan. But could it already be too late?

Francine Pacque is on top of the world as a successful sales representative for a major manufacturing equipment firm in Chicago. At the age of thirty four, she has everything going well for her yet lacks a serious relationship with a man in her life. This disappointing fact is continually brought up by her parents and successful siblings. Eager to try her own sales vision after an anticipated promotion, Francine expects her strategy to create additional sales and demand for the sales representatives at her firm. However, an unexpected job loss drives Francine into the desperate search for another job. She meets Brian Sherman, a handsome civil engineer, but soon finds herself hurt and confused when he suddenly stops seeing her. Finding sales positions scarce and financial doom inevitable, she decides to hide her job loss from her family and friends. Francine is eventually given the chance to try her own sales strategy in a low potential sales territory in the southern part of the country. As she realizes that she cannot earn enough money to cover her expenses, she takes matters into her own hands and creates an imaginary life for herself. Follow Francine as she invents a new background for herself and jumps into the opportunities that result. As she poses in different roles, becomes a high society socialite, and finds a new love interest, Francine transforms into a woman who is the envy of her family and friends. All seems well until her real background is discovered.

Having two homes is nothing new to Matthew. Really, it''s all he has ever known. Sometimes having friends over can create questions. Matthew shares how he has two fantastic homes with his own belongings at each. Riding four-wheelers, playing video games and racing remote control cars are some of the things he likes to do with his dad. However, one of his favorite things he enjoys doing is making memories with his mom that will last a lifetime.