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The National Bank Card is mandatory and it’s murder. The U.S. Government established the National Bank Card as the only credit card in the nation assuring the public that it is absolutely safe from identity theft and hacking. It is the primary measure of a person’s credit. President Montgomery...

Jennifer Doll DVM has a non-paying job as veterinarian for Witty Kitties Inc. and Animals All About Inc., and essentially takes on almost every animal that no one else will, expecting to get nothing (including appreciation) in return. Sometime it is learn as she goes, with a treacherously steep learning...

With humble beginnings in a small, low income home in Pittsburgh to over 40 years of business experience including serving as a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and member of several corporate boards of directors, being a corporate officer and running a $20 billion global operation for Johnson Controls, Inc.,...

The Lion of Babylon is a fable of men and women, Muslims and Christians, Americans and Iraqis, who look into their futures during a time of war to decide what will become of their lives. Haidar is an orphaned Iraqi boy who can see the future. The source of his special talent is a 2,500 year old statue...

The time for change had finally arrived. Little could anyone imagine how the events surrounding the lives of Darryn Red Horse, a humble Native American , and John Maynard, Republican presidential candidate, would work to change the lives of individuals and a nation as a whole. Red Horse and...

With wisdom and humor, Beverly Schultz takes the reader of Skip the Typing Test: I’ll Manage the Software: A Woman’s Pioneering Journey in High Tech through the computer technology revolution that transformed the world’s industries during the last quarter of the 20th century. Schultz’s high...

The story of Elliott Thompson’s remarkable life proves that it’s never too late to overcome obstacles and reinvent yourself. A rebellious teen, Thompson left school and joined the Navy during the Great Depression. After sailing the world, he began a lengthy government career, immersed in numbers...

On Gay Pride Day in 1973, someone set the entrance to a French Quarter gay bar on fire. In the terrible inferno that followed, thirty-two people lost their lives, including a third of the local congregation of the Metropolitan Community Church, their pastor burning to death halfway out a second-story...

From January 1986 until March 1994, Chris Emery was part of one of the most unique services in the U.S. government—an usher in the White House. For more than 200 years, a small office has operated on the State Floor of the White House Executive Residence. Known as the Usher's Office, whose...

This book is about eliminating the existing IRS; the most brutal collection agency in the world; the most brutal political tool available to eliminate opponents. However, the book does not stop there. It provides a new tax code to replace the existing 75,000+ page IRS tax code. The book also suggests...

A new, thought provoking, direct, systematic book, by Phil Gerdes. The "how to" of building your Direct Sales business to a point of seemingly irreversible success. This book has created a new type of excitement within the Direct Sales Industry. The direct, personable approach taken...

This book is a guide for baby boomers who are about to or have already retired from an all-consuming profession and are terrified. They wake up in the mornings with the vast expanse of the day ahead of them and wonder, What the hell do I do with myself now? It is a major life change, much like getting...

Amidst the rural beauty of a tidal peninsula, a dog uncovers a cache of bones in the woods. Quietly, a priest refuses a starving man a ride to a free dinner. A woman finds a decomposed body floating the marsh by her farmhouse. Through it all, an old woman with no heirs makes unreasonable demands of...

he last of the great Wabanaki tribes, the Norridgewock tribe during the 1600 to early 1700 era, in what is now Maine was wiped out on August 23, 1724, after years of struggle with the Colonial Boston English government under the rule of the English Crown. The author, a descendant of survivors...