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Becoming a Morauske
My starting point is going back to Gyorgy and Erzebet Moravszky living in Circa in the early 1700s. Those reading this book may still be in this particular Clan if their name is Morauszky, Morawszky, Moravszky, Morauski, or Morauske. This surname is the beginning, but this tree has many branches. Most current families attached to this group are Ondrejka, Ondris, Olson, Sopha, Selk, Banfe, Banfi, Mihaly, and hundreds more. My personal family adds the following families: Boreen, McKnight, Douglas, Mckinze, Wells, Buscher, Schar, Helfer, and Fedrich. One can see how extensive this can become as we begin to include the 50 first cousins and the 100 second cousins from the CORE group. If you are not related, then just enjoy this historical journey from Circa to Austria-Hungary to America—a journey through time.
The Passion Trap
Renowned psychologist Dr. Dean Delis shows how to change the patterns that threaten romantic relationships. Formerly published as The Passion Paradox.
Becoming a Morauske
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Becoming a Morauske
My starting point is going back to Gyorgy and Erzebet Moravszky living in Circa in the early 1700s. Those reading this book may still be in this particular Clan if their name is Morauszky, Morawszky, Moravszky, Morauski, or Morauske. This surname is the beginning, but this tree has many branches. Most current families attached to this group are Ondrejka, Ondris, Olson, Sopha, Selk, Banfe, Banfi, Mihaly, and hundreds more. My personal family adds the following families: Boreen, McKnight, Douglas, Mckinze, Wells, Buscher, Schar, Helfer, and Fedrich. One can see how extensive this can become as we begin to include the 50 first cousins and the 100 second cousins from the CORE group. If you are not related, then just enjoy this historical journey from Circa to Austria-Hungary to America-a journey through time.
Ctrl Alt Delete
Ctrl Alt Delete: Democracy in Reboot pushes its readers to become aware of what has not been working in our democracy. Some will be curious, and some readers will want to be a part of the change. Either way, this book will serve you. If Congress, the Supreme Court, or the presidency have lost credibility in your world, you will want to read this book. Many are puzzled how a democratic republic could do all the things the United States has done over time and still be called a democracy. The Constitution is a confusing document, and author Dennis Ondrejka believes it is misunderstood or not followed and has failed many citizens throughout history. If you are confused or angry about the way our country is going, then this book is for you. You will see our foundational failures and examine ways to make recommendations for change. A blog will also be provided for public comment and recommendations.
