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The poems from volume #4 were widely praised by me with great pleasure, presenting my favorite poems and art specifically for volume #4 which is published under GotoPublish. "Lyrical Poems and Art from the Garden of Nature and Love" Volume #4 includes the collection of twenty nine impressionistic pictures, one hundred fifty Lyrical poems in English and One hundred fifty similar Lyrical Poems in Romanian. Author and artist ESTERA NANASSY.

In this book author Pia Fields tells you how a Chinese astronomer Shao Kang Jie predicts one's life including the birth years of the person's direct family members, his personality, careers as well as his parents' through one's birth time. Everything was printed in the book Shao wrote one thousand years ago. Shao obviously finished what Newton could not do. Base on the Ying, Yang five element theory Pia explained the predestined of life and the origination of our universe. That theory can explain any phenomena in any scales and is the ultimate law that our physicists are looking for. Yang covers the physic world and Ying covers the subatomic world. The switching between them explains the origination of our universe, psychic's healing and predictions, near die experience, the predestination of life and the existence of ET and God.

People have lived for 120 years. It is possible. "The 120 Club" presents a comprehensive and practical program that goes well beyond diet and exercise. Phil Rose's "10 Wisdoms" offers a truly life-extending and life-saving practice. He argues why and how you should decide to live to 120 with zest and good health. Phil has worked collaboratively with allopathic and holistic healers from many disciplines on how to use a variety of healing tools now available us. His thinking has emerged both from extensive research and his day to day practice. 120 years is a very real goal for humans.

Alex moved to US from ex-USSR in early 1990 and leaving the American dream with her husband Dave. The old skeletons from the clothed still hunting her and she do what have to be done to get rid of them, permanently.

"An above-par thriller hitting the sweet spot between sympathy and repulsion for a probable killer." - Kirkus Indie Reviews ABOUT THE BOOK Suzy Perry, a lovely, accomplished older woman, has married into a new family in Westchester County, NY, after being widowed in Atlanta. Her new husband, Dean Perry, is besotted with her, but his son, Alex, and daughter-in-law Lisa are troubled by how little they know about her. Who is she? Little by little, clues and tidbits of information persuade Alex that he needs to know more. As the questions pile up, Alex, a journalist, elects to hire a private detective to probe Suzy's past, without informing his father. Over time, it becomes clear that Suzy changed her name when she moved to Atlanta - and that she had been married for many years to a car dealer in Missouri who died suddenly shortly before she left. Is all this innocent, or something more sinister? Once circumstantial, the evidence becomes more concrete - and then Suzy is on the run.

RANDOM THOUGHTS OF A CREATIVE MIND is a collection of all of Hassel’s writings that have been submitted literally since grade school to present time, including one short story delivered in a big writing class that scandalized some, left others howling with laughter, and the remainder thinking quietly as they left for home. Her take on life is unique having grown up on a farm doing heavy labor with her father on and around heavy equipment. She is quite a horsewoman, and above all, she would say, “What you see is what you get.” Hassel is also a fine painter (see cover art), and a gifted amateur dancer enpointe and modern.Sue Hassel grew up on a farm in Wisconsin, attended the UW, Madison, and then went to Europe. Her mother Elenora was a homemaker (who designed and sewed clothes for friends and family). Her father, Carl was an oil trucker for 41 years, a natural horseman and very gifted and humane in handling horses and all animals. Both parents had 8th grade educations. Both of their lives exceeded their educational levels. Sue has an older sister, Beverly, former Professor of piano at UW, Oshkosh, who is the real pianist in the family. Sue considers herself the hotdog pianist. She has to have fun playing piano, i.e. the virtuoso repertoire.  www.suehassel.com

A young man explains to his friend why he doesn't think he has too many pets at all. Mark Anderson is a retired librarian and lives in Greeley, CO.Asa Crowe is an artist in several different media and lives in Iowa City, Ia.

Grant's Wish is a delightful tale of a very old and historic hotel that's fallen on hard times and is rundown. The 150- year-old Silver Swan Inn once boasted famous overnight guests, such as authors, US presidents, and noted military leaders like Ulysses S. Grant, who stayed there occasionally during the Civil War years. Lee Nieman, manager of a posh Atlanta hotel, has been demoted for engaging in local politics and exiled to Plainview, Indiana, where the Swan Inn, the hotel chain's least profitable property, is located. His job is to ready the hotel to be sold or torn down. Dispirited initially, he grows to cherish the antique-filled hotel's charms and its rich history and eventually aims to buy and restore it. But there are obstacles: a down payment he can't afford; the haughty, rich great-granddaughter of the Swan's founder; and an old Indian, whose tribe has a legendary grudge against the hotel. The story, sprinkled with history, reads like a mystery with surprising turns of events all keeping readers turning pages and perhaps gaining a view of our nation's 18th President that likely differs from what they learned in school.

A young woman is able to work in a place where she doesn't seem to belong.Bruce Sweet is a retired minister living in Kitchener Ontario Canada with his wife. He now has time to explore some of his literary interests. He is also a Forest Therapy Guide who spends much time on the wooded trails.

Portraits of 22 extraordinary women whose lives have made, and continue to make, a lasting impact on our world.They are saints, mystics, martyrs, reformers, poets, missionaries, environmentalists, and mothers from diverse cultures and countries.Here are women upon whose shoulders all women stand. Here are their amazing stories, with haunting reflections by the poet Edwina Gateley and revealing biographies and drawings by Sandra Mattucci.

I wrote the poems to let Mary knows how I felt about her and also to publish this book to show how much she meant to me.I am a truck driver, I work for a contractor for the Post Office I take the mail to Corpus Christi, TX to get processed. I go to the Corpus Christi Truck Stop that is where I met Mary.       

When the struggle ended in the Rwenzori region of Uganda in 1982 after twenty years of fighting, four short years of unprecedented development followed. It affected many areas of the people’s lives, but it especially impacted education. In this combination history and memoir, author Amos Mubunga Kambere recaps the development of education in the region but also discusses how he came to be Ugandas youngest member of Parliament.In Celebrating Literacy in the Rwenzori Region, Kambere takes a step-by-step walk through his life while relating the forces that instituted change in the educational system. The region saw eight new government grant-aided secondary schools, two partially grant-aided secondary schools, one private secondary school, two primary teacher training colleges, and a technical school.At age twenty-six, as the youngest member of Parliament ever elected in Uganda, Kambere didnt have much on his political manifesto except the recognition that his people were educationally backward. His task was to convince the population that education was the best weapon to fight backwardness, poverty, repression, and enslavement.Celebrating Literacy in the Rwenzori Region tells his story for the next generation, to convey to them the lessons to be learned and the importance of education.

The poems from volume #3 were widely praised by me with great pleasure, presenting my favorite poems and art specifically for volume #3 which is published under GotoPublish."Lyrical Poems and Art from the Garden of Nature and Love" Volume #3 includes the collection of twenty nine impressionistic pictures, one hundred fifty Lyrical poems in English and One hundred fifty similar Lyrical Poems in Romanian.Author and artist ESTERA NANASSY.

D. F. Sparks was born in Middletown, Ohio, in May 1944 to Isaac Sparks and Virtie May Wilhoit. His mother had three previous children, Tom, Martha, and Charles. As Sparks' father work on pipelines, they lived nomadic lives and traveled constantly. When he was six, his mother was killed in a car wreck and his father remarried shortly thereafter.After the military, Sparks worked various jobs in the oil fields of Midland Monahan and Odessa, Texas. He worked on ranches and, one time, on river barges in Chattanooga, Tennessee. At 21, he starting driving a truck coast-to-coast and did so for the next 45 years. He retired on his 66th birthday.In 1987, Sparks was reunited with his siblings after 37 years. His brother Charles died of a heart attack and his sister died soon after. He remained close with his bother Tom until Tom's death. Tom had always urged Sparks to write, as he has become an accomplished musician and singer. Determined to keep the past of this great nation alive, he began writing about the West in 2014, a series entitled The Broken Badge. The rest, like his memories, are history.

There is a point in time when everyone stops in their daily lives, and wonders what their true purpose in life really is. The materialistic world around them has lost its glamor and they are searching for something, that they can really believe in. They have lost their zest for life and the feeling of loneliness is overwhelming.You are not alone in these feelings. This is the time you start reading books on many subjects, and talking to everyone you know who might have the answer to your questions. Would it surprise you to know that all your answers are within you?When I was a child I would go to bed and whisper into the darken room “tell me a story. “Then as sleep overtook my young body, my mind opened to pictures and stories of strange worlds and adventures. All my life I have had dreams and visions where I saw myself in another life centuries in the past. In each of these I was given clues as to why I was being shown that particular life. Something in my current life had triggered it because of a similar situation. In the past I had reacted one way and it did not go well, now was I being given a second chance to take a different path? What did it all mean?It took several years and a lot of research to come up with some answers. From the ancient temples of Atlantis to Egypt where I first met my husband of this lifetime, to the slave cabin in the deep southern states of America, I saw glimpse of my life and what I had learned in those lifetimes. Each life a piece of the puzzle, fitting into the picture of who I am today and what I have yet to accomplish.

Governments, powerful individuals, even churches all over the world will do absolutely anything, legal or not, to possess the discovery that will rock our culture, our history, our beliefs, the way we look at life.  The Cancun vacation Ed Bailey and Diane Quintero began turns into a marathon of the highest stakes ever known to man, to prevent World War III.  They have to win this race!

This Business Consulting book is different! Different because it contains ideation of 40 top-level consultants form 40 different consulting fields. The book shares experiential stories of how consultants set fees; leaders plan of opportunities for employees, motivating women to achieve success in consulting, how consultants spend time on assignments, unraveling problems in consulting, how students can enter into consulting, the future of consulting, marketing in real sense, consultants are like actors on a stage, trust and mistrust, learning agility, interviewing skills, power in leadership, the steward and servant leader, measuring performance through coaching, judgment on the job, international negotiations, diversity and inclusion and conflict resolution among others. Each Chapter/Ideation have exercises to demonstrate competency in learning.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is the free-standing bell tower of the Cathedral of the Italian City of Pisa. The tower is known worldwide for its unintended and permanent tilt. The tilt (lean) of each person is a demonstration of their choice-deliverance or defeat. Humans are either leaning toward Christ or leaning away from Him. A choice is a cognitive assertive decision-behavior (CAD-B)-a deliberate decision to be proactive and definitive about one's trajectory. Godly CAD-B turns the turbine of personal productive change which leads to transformation and renewal of body, mind, and soul. It is spiritual "will" and "won't" power in motion that is fueled by the Holy Ghost-the divine catalyst of a believer's new creation.

Surviving to see another day was always the mission. Before she was able to hit puberty, Kwanna found herself making adult decisions. The pressure from the streets was on. While the pot of dysfunction was broiling at home. There was nothing else left for her to do but pack her bags and take that walk down the boulevard of broken dreams. After adopting the streets as her family she went on to become a notorious gang member who was well known all across the city. In the streets it was an accomplishment to be a female who was respected. Remaining loyal to the brotherhood, putting in the work to show and prove herself, Kwanna and the children she came up with were literally products of chaos, genocide, and self-destruction. They were a generation that was fearless, had no conscious, no direction and held no punches. The only thing they had was each other and that was enough. After all the countless funerals and multiple trips to jail. Kwanna begins to reap all the seeds she had sown which had grasped her attention to change. Most children grow up preparing for which prominent university they plan to attend. That was not the case for Kwanna and majority of her peers. This is memoir sheds light on the children who were raised in urban communities in the early 90's. Children who were preyed upon, exploited and led astray from becoming the best versions of themselves.