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Don't Get This Screwed Up in Your RetirementThere's a potential defect in every person's retirement portfolio.It can lay waste to your family and all the years of hard work you and your advisor spent building your nest egg.Pretty much everyone gets old (unless you die young), and it ain't cheap.The expense of aging can wipe out everything you've ever worked for. Unfortunately, most advisors have a blind spot when it comes to seeing this defect.The risk of ignoring this is not worth taking the chance.It's far worse than market risk, inflation risk, and taxes.Your retirement dream can quickly morph into retirement nightmares if you don't face this head on...before it's too late.

Both children and grownups go through problems in life. There are different ways of solving those problems. Some of those solutions work well. The Tale of Tiny Little and Stone Fish deals with a traumatic encounter Tiny Little went through and the way it was solved, so that our hero could live again a happy life.

The story of a family living for hundreds of years in a small village in the Italian Alps then journeying to the New World To live in a small town in the Washington Cascades. The use of Family memoirs and interviews brings the people to life. This is as American a story as the Mayflower.

Are you one of those people who feels their life has been shaped by unforeseen events or subjected to the actions of people who surround you? Do you constantly replay a helpless litany of negative thoughts hoping that somehow your life will improve? Join Karel Murray as she explores how, as human beings, we want something deeper and that now is the time to discover that you do have the ability to shape your life and control your outcomes by embracing the Language of Intent.

How "United" was the United States of America before and after the Civil War?The Civil War was a defining moment in our history. It's not just because the North won and slavery was abolished in the South. The struggle for the Union is as alive today as it was in Lincoln's time. The intense differences of opinion between North and South about the role of slavery in the nation eventually brought the South to secede from the Union to protect its economic interests. But those in the North, loyal to the Constitution and a united America, resisted the demands of the South, which led to the Civil War. It was a conflict of irreconcilable differences that nearly cost us our democracyStruggle for the Union: Connecting the Causes and Conflicts of the American Civil takes a deep dive into social history, looking at what people thought about the war at the time. Some questions the book makes you consider:Why did the Civil War happen? Was it about slavery? Or states' rights?Why did the Union lose so many battles until Grant took command?Why did the Battle of Gettysburg cause the most casualties of any single battle in U.S. history?How important was Grant's defeat of the fortress at Vicksburg, Mississippi?How did Grant win the battles against Robert E. Lee in 1864 and gain his surrender at Appomattox, ending the war?How did Sherman's March through Georgia break the will of the Confederates? There are still pockets of resistance to embrace fully integrated African Americans into our social order, but in order to heal, it is vital we understand the political differences that led a nation to fight against its own countrymen.

Veteran Soldiers of Light Angelica and Stephen must face one last mission. Their assignment? Go to Earth and save the Luminaries from the Soulests. Who are the Luminaries? They are the artists, the creatives, the visionaries and makers of worlds. They bring light to life. The Soulests have a different purpose--an evil one--and Luminaries stand in their way. Prepare to join the fight against the darkest evil as a Soldier of Light. Be the Light!Luminate is an exciting and adventurous tale of the fight betweengood and evil. It's a captivating plot with Pleiadian star beings whorescue planet Earth from evil doer's with many twists and turnsalong the way. It's a book well worth reading.-S.H.

"Ride to live, live to ride." The saying is a mantra for those who live, breathe and obsess over their motorcycles. BryanHall got his first motorcycle license at age 18 on a friend's Vespa motor scooter, and has neverlooked back. Over the past 46 years, he has owned seven motorcycles, including five Harleys,and has ridden over 350,000 miles on two wheels. "The Long Road Home" tells of a near-fatal crash in 2016, followed by years of legal wranglingand his stubborn refusal to give up riding. A fitting follow-up to his 2013 "Life Behind Bars."Bryan weaves an enthralling and emotional tale of his return to the road he loves."The Long Road Home" is a refreshing, intimate and inspirational memoir. It'sengaging travel literature. (He covers so much of the United States.) It's jam packedwith historical information along with broad statements on the intrinsic values of theUnited States and Freedom and the Liberty to choose our own paths. Yes. It's allthat."Foster Kinn, author of the best-selling Freedoms's Rush Books

Why Is there Such Contention Over the Texas-Mexican Border? The border between Mexico and the United States has long been a sore spot with repercussions up to the present day.It all started with the Texas Revolution. The end-result: Texas became the 28th state to enter the Union. But it also foreshadowed one of the darkest periods in American history.At the end of the Mexican-American War, Mexico ceded more land to the United States than was acquired in the Louisiana Purchase, which produced other profound effects on the history of both the US and Mexico.There are many important milestones from this war:• Why the slogan, "Remember the Alamo" was so powerful and rallied troops from all over the country to help Texans gain their independence.• How the issue of slavery in the new territories launched the American Civil War thirteen years in the future.• Soldiers fighting as comrades in the Mexican-American War became prominent generals, both North and South, and faced each other as enemies in the Civil war.

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