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Oral History Interview of Lowene C. Alexander
This collection contains a transcript of an interview with Lowene C. Alexander conducted by Chris Cameron. In the interview Alexander discusses her life in Homer, Indiana. She specifically discusses her family, life on a farm, the Great Depression, working, and doctors.
Cameron Nation
Frustrated with the current political climate self-made billionaire, Chris Cameron retires from a successful hedge fund to focus on philanthropic endeavors. With the notoriety received after he competes in the World Series of Poker to raise money for his newest charities, the Tea Party member is introduced to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. A driven, charismatic, and brilliant leader by nature, Cameron soon finds himself invited into the elite world of professional politics. When Chris is asked to be the running mate on the GOP ticket, he leaps at the opportunity. The duo is elected and with the assistance of a super-majority Republican-controlled Congress they quickly implement a far-reaching agenda to restore the United States to its rightful place atop the geopolitical stage. Cameron Nation tells the story of how a street smart kid from the suburbs of New York City leverages a deep understanding of economic theory, the business world and the capital markets combined with the savvy of an experienced poker player to provide overwhelming strategic support and gain the trust of the new president and the growing conservative movement.
Chris Cameron and the Stolen Goat
Book I in an adventure series for young readers. We are taken back to the Old West and follow Chris Cameron as he grows up and learns some valuable lessons in how to get along in the world. Full of real information: the towns, the animals, the roads, the Indian names ... they are all taken from our real past to add a little learning to a fun old-fashioned Western adventure. Best for young boys (and cowgirls) from ages 6 to 11.
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Chris Cameron and the Calvary Veteran
Chris Cameron faces his first blizzard! Then he faces gun trouble in the town of Milford. His Algonquin Indian friends shows up to help him through his troubles, but just may have issues of his own trying to fit into this new town and way of living.
Cameron Jack and the Three Kings
Cameron Jack returns in his third greatest adventure, Cameron Jack and the Three Kings. He discovers three new worlds, more enemies and gains amazing new powers than ever before. With the continuing help from his sister Jess and best mate Barry, they face their worst dangers yet including battles with mud monsters, snow beasts and futuristic robots. One of Cameron's old enemies reappears and hinders his mission to find and save three very important kings. A catastrophic black hole opens up, swallowing anything in its path, will this be the end of the universe or can Cameron return the Kings home in time and close the black hole? Meanwhile Jess becomes suspicious of Cameron's behaviour and new found powers, she believes he may not be her real brother. Cameron suffers a great loss along his journey and also learns who he really is confirming Jess' worst fears.....this time Cameron really has the universe to save.
Shadow Work
Chris Cameron, a psychotherapist by profession, finds that she is falling deeply in love with a cop named Linda Vasquez. But that isn't her only problem. Her boss, a part time preacher, part time agency director, has been found dead in Sin City under torrid circumstances and the board of directors want her to hold the agency together even as they search for his replacement. Linda Vasquez takes Chris home to meet her parents, her best friend Cory must face the consequences of her addictions, and Chris follows some very interesting clients with issues that brings to the surface multiple ethical and legal concerns pertinent to living in contemporary America under the rule of the radical political right. Present in all of these circumstances is The Shadow, a hidden energy that unconsciously controls us, our relationships, our environment, and ultimately our lives, which Chris must ultimately expose if she wants to master her own destiny, grow even closer to Linda and assist the clients who depend on her.
Black Freethinkers
Black Freethinkers is the first study to offer a comprehensive historical treatment of African American freethought (including atheism, agnosticism, and secular humanism) from the nineteenth century to the present.
The Prey
In Africa, men - and women - will risk all for the lure of gold Deep underground in the Eureka mine, South Africa’s zama zamas illegally hunt for gold. King of this brutal underworld is Wellington Shumba, a man who rules his illegal miners through fear of torture and death. Running Eureka’s legitimate operation is former recce-commando Cameron McMurtrie. When one of his engineers is taken hostage, Cameron does not hesitate to mastermind a dramatic rescue – and finish it off with a manhunt for Wellington. That is until corporate interference from the mine’s Australian head office, in the shape of ambitious high-flyer Kylie Hamilton, gets in his way. Kylie is visiting South Africa supposedly to finalise a new mine on the border of the famed Kruger National Park, but instead she and Cameron are forced into a partnership to fend off an environmental war above ground, and a deadly battle with a ruthless killer below. Cameron and Kylie have become Wellington’s prey. They must unite – their lives depend on it.
Dr. Bartolo's Umbrella and Other Tales from My Surprising Operatic Life
Dr. Bartolo's Umbrella and Other Tales From My Surprising Operatic Life is a funny, touching, irreverent memoir about Chris Cameron's thirty year career as an opera and concert singer on stages across the country. Cameron might have been a nondescript face in a crowd, but when he sang, he was somebody. Dr. Bartolo's Umbrella and Other Tales From My Surprising Operatic Lifeinvites readers along on Cameron's journey from ordinary suburban teenager to professional musician performing principal roles on the operatic stage. His often hilarious stories about performing offer insight into their historical context, plus such arcane facts as why an opera singer's voice can be heard above a whole orchestra while other people can barely be heard across the dining room table. Without trivializing the art form, the genial, approachable tone of the book makes it accessible to people of diverse ages and interests. Dr. Bartolo's Umbrella and Other Tales From My Surprising Operatic Life will have readers singing its praises to the back of the hall.
