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A serial killer has come to town, but does anyone care?The Trashman takes pride in each and every one of his kills. He is a meticulous planner and wants to provide a service that nobody else is willing to do. Each kill is for the greater good and he wants to make sure that his city appreciates it. The homeless, after all, don''t deserve to be in his city. Everything was going fine until he made one little mistake. It wasn''t even really his fault, sometimes sacrifices have to be made. If one innocent boy had to die, then so be it. He could live with that. Hot on his trail are Detectives Suzanne Foley and DJ Reynolds. A seemingly odd couple who try to bring a quick resolution to the killings. Killings which are not condemned or publicized like most. As they fall deeper into the mystery of The Trashman, they are forced to confront their neighbors and their city in ways they never imagined. As the clues lead them to the identity of the Trashman, they will need to decide if they even want to know the truth.The Sound of Darkness explores the mind of a serial killer, along with the trauma he leaves behind. Is violence numbing when you''re not involved? Is it ever right to turn your back on evil? The Sound of Darkness is calling... who will take a stand and answer....
...We find that this earth,continuously turns.And the fires that power it,continuously burn.The sounds that we hear,are nothing to fear.But the creation of us,and everything that we love.We find that we are all a part,of the same beating heart.And right where we end up,is right where we start.
About Reboot!"Reboot to work; retirement is a disease.""It''s better to wear out than rust out." That is the message of Reboot! While American culture glamorizes the "Golden Years" of endless leisure and amusement, Phil Burgess rejects retirement, as he makes the case for returning to work in the post-career years, a time he calls later life. Based on solid research from the social and medical sciences, the author says, "It is better to die with your boots on, fully engaged in helping others and repairing the world." Reboot! is partly autobiographical. Indeed, the author is working well into his own post-career years, following two failed retirements. He is also convincing in his eye-opening, historically rooted, and hope-filled arguments for engaging in life-long work that is productive and satisfying. Reboot! identifies five different types of work: in-kind, volunteer, Samaritan, enrichment, and paid work. Booters who incorporate one or more of these types of work into their post-career lifestyle will, according to Burgess, live longer, live better, and die faster - avoiding boredom, aimless busy-ness, diminished self-worth and the anguish (and cost) of lingering death. With America''s 78 million boomers turning 65 at the rate of 10,000 a day for the next 18 years, Reboot! provides a timely and provocative alternative to the conventional idea of retirement. With the promises of Social Security and Medicare about to be broken, Reboot! provides an upbeat and constructive way to deal with new financial realities. For men and women navigating life''s transitions, striving to finish well, Reboot! provides a roadmap for living a life of meaning, challenging the reader to be a booter, not a retiree. Burgess boldly asserts that retirement is a deadly disease, and that work after a life of work is the best option for post-career years that are meaningful, productive, healthy, and satisfying. See www.BooterNation.comExcerpts:On retirement: "Not all ideas are good ideas. Some are bad ideas. Retirement is one of those bad ideas - it makes no sense...Retirement is not natural. It is not historic. It is not healthy. It is not, for most people, fulfilling. For many, retirement is a widow maker." On the value of work: "The social engagement and satisfaction that come from working in later life are keys to successful aging...There is much work to do in this world where we are but temporary inhabitants. We should find it and do it...at least for as long as we''re able. In many ways, our life depends on it."On work and money: "Work is not only about money. Even if you don''t need the money and your financial situation is stable and comfortable, returning to work in your post-career life is the smart thing to do - at least until sidelined by frailty or disability. It''s smart because good health and satisfaction in later-life are most likely to come from working." On different types of work: "For most of us, post-career work will be tailored work, work customized to reflect our needs, our deepest desires, and the highest and best use of our gifts - especially time, talent, and treasure. Work tailored to our gifts will be productive and satisfying."...
In the mid 1980''s, Adam Laughton and Luke Bartel met in the LAPD, where they had just begun working. They found themselves dealing with ghastly circumstances, causing horrendous deaths. Newlyweds, who had just returned from their honeymoon, literally saw their lives go up in smoke, when one of them died as a nonextinguishable fire separated them forever. Two men who had been friends and neighbors growing up in a small community were dealt this same tragedy, when fire from seemingly no where killed one of the men, changing the other''s life forever. What caused these deaths and more? Adam and Luke knew there had to be a connection. There was only a limited time to prevent more families from suffering these losses. Those who were guilty must be found soon and punished.
Left to right, back row: Andrea Mayfield, Valerie Mayfield, Chuck Meier, Ken McCaffrey, John Rodgers, Mary Petrich, Ruth Hale, Maureen Johnson, Veronica Schell, Barbara Crotts.Left to right - Front rowMary Ann Fear, Dreama Powell, Shirley Securro, Floriana Hall, Sparrow Kelley, Linda GrazulisPOEMS OF BEAUTIFUL OHIO - Then and Now is a compilation of poetry by twenty members of THE POET''S NOOK. It was written to be a source of inspiration and information for people who live in Ohio, to attract people who are thinking of moving to Ohio, and to encourage visitors to Ohio. Ohio is a state of great beauty and one of the safest states to live in the United States. Ohio is one of only several states which can boast of the four seasons....
George''s great love for his family and the outdoors comes across in the poems he''s written. By preserving the memories of his family younger generations will know what a great heritage they have.Shane''s Dragons is a fictional story about a young man who started his life on the footsteps of an orphanage and the many obstacles he encountered while reaching his goal of becoming a success in life.
Forgiveness is a function of the heart and the mind. It is a process that closes the door of anger and resentment, and is meant to be shared with others.The "spirit of forgiveness" covers all transgression of the past and present, and extends into the unknown of the future. The spirit of forgiveness is conclusive.Although it may challenge beyond the convenience of human nature, its process is essential in the life of the believer and is declared through the word of God. Itcan be achieved with a made up mind and a willing heart. Free yourself and release others. Forgiveness liberates and regenerates love. Try it. It works!From the author''s desk, My personal trials sparked a deep interest in the behavior of the believer''s journey. We are all challenged with forgiveness. Forgiveness can make the difference between life and death. I choose life! I made a decision to "forgive" myself and others. It is requiring a diligent effort to get up and try again, sometimes over and over again. Although challenging at times, I''ve come too far to turn back now. I am an overcomer and so are you. The Lord is faithful!Just believe Him!
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