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Have you Gone Ice Cream Fishing? Get ready to have some fun! What starts out as an ordinary fishing trip, turns into an outdoor adventure by land and by sea. You are going to see a whole bunch of strange and exciting creatures. Some you know already, but others you have never seen before. So, prepare yourself to Go Ice Cream Fishing. When you are done, I¿m sure you will ask all of your friends....... Have you Gone Ice Cream Fishing?

Lost, afraid, dirty and hungry, Charlie was found in a parking lot and adopted by a new family when they were unable to find his previous owners. The Little Throw-Away Dog soon became a part of the family, delighting everyone with his sweetness, high spirits and zany personality. The story shows the love and the good times shared by the man, the woman and little Charlie over their 15 years together. Although the story has a bittersweet ending, it's clear that the family's pain is outweighed by their priceless memories of Charlie, a small dog who had a big place in their home and their hearts. -------------------- Throw-away Dog Finds a Loving Home New Book Traces the Tie that Binds a Dog and a Family Palm Desert, CA - (February 11, 2005) - Lost. Afraid. Dirty. Hungry. That was how one family found Charlie, the poor, little dog whose adventures are closely followed in Carmen Merstik's poignant new book The Little Throw-away Dog. Abandoned and homeless, Charlie was found in a parking lot and adopted by a new family when they were unable to find his previous owners. The little throw-away dog soon became a part of the family, delighting everyone with his sweetness, high spirits and zany personality. The story shows the love and the good times shared by the man, the woman, and little Charlie over their fifteen years together. Although The Little Throw-Away Dog has a bittersweet ending, it is clear that the family's pain is outweighed by their priceless memories of Charlie, a small dog who had a big place in their home and hearts. In this story, the reader is taken on a journey to what really matters in life and the courage to let go when time asks for it. The Little Throw-Away Dog * By Carmen Merstik Publication Date: February 10, 2005> To request a complimentary paperback review copy, contact the publisher at (888) 795-4274 x. 835. Tearsheets may be sent by regular or electronic mail to Rob Gonzales. To purchase copies of the book for resale, please fax Xlibris at (215) 923-4685 or call (888) 795-4274 x. 876. Xlibris is a strategic partner of Random House Ventures, LLC, and a subsidiary of Random House, Inc. For more information, contact Xlibris at (888) 795-4274 or on the web at www.Xlibris.com.

The world is at war-Pearl Harbor and WWII. A desire to serve, a chance to fly-he joins the navy's V-5 program, the finest flight training ever devised. Come fly with him in open-cockpit biplanes, low-wing trainers, dive bombers, and fighters as he wins the gold wings of a naval aviator, an officer's stripes, and the designation of carrier-based fighter pilot. Recalled for the Korean War-this time to fly newly developed jets. Soar with him on his first flight, to heights he'd not reached and speeds he'd never seen. Recalled for the Korean War-take a front-row seat on a massive U.S. Navy aircraft carrier in combat and experience the riveting, heart-stopping life of a jet fighter pilot racking up fifty-five missions over Korea. Catapult launches, shootings and being shot at, and landing on a rolling, bobbing flight deck are vividly depicted-along with spectacular crashes and agonizing fatalities, while cavorting with stars in Hollywood and Palm Springs.Recalled for the Korean War - this time to fly newly developed jets. Soar with him on his first flight, to heights he'd not reached and speeds he'd never seen. Recalled for the Korean War -take a front-row seat on a massive U.S. Navy aircraft carrier in combat, and experience the riveting, heart-stopping life of a jet fighter pilot racking up fifty- five missions over Korea. Catapult launches, shootings and being shot at and landing on a rolling, bobbing flight deck are vividly depicted - along with spectacular crashes and agonizing fatalities. While cavorting with stars in Hollywood and Palm Springs.

This book was written for the purpose of providing a reference for family members to continue the search for the Casbys and Hardamans. Knowing where you came from can answer so many questions about yourself. After tracing the maternal or paternal lineage of our ancestry over hundreds of years of living and struggles, we are able to visualize the trails our ancestry had to endure through documents, pictures, family storytellers, old home videos, and maps, while surviving a journey across countries and from state to state, leaving behind generations of Casbys and Hardmans around world. The center of this book is Mary Hattie Casby-before, during, and after chronicling her family history and life and time she lived through.

"Finding My Feet In The Crowd" is a compilation of poems ranging from love to knowledge of self, all with the intent of unlocking one's truest form and removing veils strategically placed upon the masses. Veils that conjures up division. The sole purpose of his work is not to point finger, rather to steady to hearts of man, while aligning it with the stars. Believing that if one acts accordingly, we all benefit by the interconnecting of spirits that has too long lost their way.In a world where your mask is everything, this is an attempt to reveal all. A willingness to be vulnerable amongst those too afraid to do so. This isn't a slight, or a direct dissection of anyone's plight. Only an invitation to finally free oneself from the chains that has been a deterrent for too long. Take this journey and break the mold that scolds. Take this journey not for anything but the sake of your soul.

"Finding My Feet In The Crowd" is a compilation of poems ranging from love to knowledge of self, all with the intent of unlocking one's truest form and removing veils strategically placed upon the masses. Veils that conjures up division. The sole purpose of his work is not to point finger, rather to steady to hearts of man, while aligning it with the stars. Believing that if one acts accordingly, we all benefit by the interconnecting of spirits that has too long lost their way.In a world where your mask is everything, this is an attempt to reveal all. A willingness to be vulnerable amongst those too afraid to do so. This isn't a slight, or a direct dissection of anyone's plight. Only an invitation to finally free oneself from the chains that has been a deterrent for too long. Take this journey and break the mold that scolds. Take this journey not for anything but the sake of your soul.

It's about some friends going to a horror house and seeing some weird stuffs. If you read the story you will see what's going on...with a lot of fear and nightmares!!! So read It And Get Scared! And Don't Worry Itz Not Too Long!!!

Why are some people more creative than others? Since we all have the same basic equipment in our heads, perhaps we have not learned how to recognize and use it. High-yield Scepticism is the result of over 30 years of intensely personal research, presenting an open-minded exploration of rationality, intuition, and instinct as they aid or block intelligent problem solving. It also explains why "True Believers" will not find the truth while "Hostile Sceptics" block the mindset that decodes the double entendres that lie at the root of the debate between religion and science.

Why are some people more creative than others? Since we all have the same basic equipment in our heads, perhaps we have not learned how to recognize and use it. High-yield Scepticism is the result of over 30 years of intensely personal research, presenting an open-minded exploration of rationality, intuition, and instinct as they aid or block intelligent problem solving. It also explains why "True Believers" will not find the truth while "Hostile Sceptics" block the mindset that decodes the double entendres that lie at the root of the debate between religion and science.

We've all heard that a picture is worth a thousand words. The cover photo is of Toshie Sato, who is performing a tea ceremony. John's friend, Yoshikazu Matsuda, lost his father in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. His grandfather's tea house was opened for his grandson's American friend for the first time since the war. A simple gesture can mean so much. In the Psalms, a word or phrase may conjure a multitude of pictures. The Psalms often suggest a range of emotions, perhaps a major article of faith, or even reflect an entire life. For eons, millions of people have built their lives upon words and phrases from the Psalms. I hope that my version of the Psalms, Creation Songs, and their accompanying photos help you to deepen your spiritual lives and to make the Psalms your own. Each of us is, in ourselves, a living tradition. I invite you to twang the harps of life until they sing.

In September 1944, World War II raged on in France. An American soldier entered a Red Cross Club. He was attracted to a French girl serving coffee. When the club closed he waited outside and chased the girl, caught and kissed her before speaking a word. Thus began a love story. Three years after the war had ended he went back to Europe to try to find that girl while working in Paris. After twenty-five years he could finally speak of his experiences including his last hour in combat when, scouting alone in the woods, he found himself facing a German tank. The story also covers extensive travel from Maine to Hollywood and his 3 years living the life Parisian, plus Europe.

The former Navy lieutenant and current CIA senior analyst Mickey Rybak has a real dilemma. He is dying in the emergency room when suddenly, scenes of his life flash through his mind's eye. With each new revelation, comes another realization of the truth. As he considers who he really is, his secret life as an intelligence analyst becomes more prevalent during his quest. He is leading a double life. But is that who he is? He ultimately just wants to live a normal and God blessed existence. But are there too many obstacles to overcome? It is quite possible that he will die while in the process of deciding. Do the ends justify the means? It is a question that he has entertained his entire life. He must now finally decide. It becomes a choice between life and death. His own decision. His own life. Where will it go?