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Caring for Older Relatives
With increasing longevity comes wonderful things, including the ability to live productive, creative lives much longer. With aging also comes a number of complications: The likelihood of needing care, whether from a family member, assisted living community, skilled nursing or other options. The challenges of caring for and older family member create stress and pressures, including legal issues, financial issues, living arrangements, health care and more.
They'll Have to Follow You!
'Others may do as you have done, but they'll have to follow you!' so proclaimed Teddy Roosevelt to the sailors and marines assembled on the afterdeck of USS Connecticut, flagship of the Great White Fleet. The United States Navy had come of age, as sixteen coal-burning battleships carried the Stars and Stripes to the far-flung ends of the globe in the most extraordinary peacetime demonstration of naval power in modern times. It is a story set in the closing stages of the Golden Age of Imperialism, a time when the Great Powers engaged in a battleship-building binge that not only set the world tottering on the brink of global catastrophe, but foreshadowed the later contest in nuclear arms betwe...
Spying
Cold-War thriller novel about the NIS, KGB and stolen intelligence
U.S.S. Connecticut
On December 16, 1907, sixteen battleships steamed out of Hampton Roads. Over the next fourteen months, they circumnavigated the globe, returning to Hampton Roads on February 22, 1909, George Washington's birthday. Forever known to history as the Great White Fleet, these coal-burning battleships had steamed an astounding 46,729 miles! USS Connecticut: Constitution State Battleship is the story of the ship that led that historic voyage, a voyage which proved to be the greatest peacetime demonstration of naval power in modern maritime history. USS Connecticut: Constitution State Battleship is a welcome addition to the maritime history of early twentieth century America.
Touchstone
Sam doesn't think love is in the cards. The cards disagree. When Phoebe Stevens' life implodes in a spectacularly public fashion, she's desperate to escape Manhattan. So the offer of a job setting up a new Vermont gastropub couldn’t come at a better time. Driving a U-Haul on winding mountain roads is Phoebe's personal version of hell. But when the caretaker of her guesthouse answers the door tousled, shirtless, and baking cinnamon rolls, her first impression of Vermont dramatically improves. Sam Trembley believes everyone gets one true love, but he’s already blown his chance. He's spent five years avoiding relationships. Now he’s back in Colebury where sunrise tarot draws and forest hi...
Amazon Gold
WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE... Clint Adams's friend, bounty hunter Daniel Miller, has a knack for getting into trouble. This time, he's followed an outlaw into the Amazon jungles of Peru in search of Incan gold, and vanished. Accompanied by a sassy spitfire of a reporter—with an appetite for one-on-one interviews—Clint braves the southbound journey to find his friend. What he finds is Miller's bounty: a British thief who—with his gold and an army of hired killers he calls "constables"—lords it over several poor Peruvian villages like a monarch. And it's up to the Gunsmith to dethrone him...
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Computerworld
For more than 40 years, Computerworld has been the leading source of technology news and information for IT influencers worldwide. Computerworld's award-winning Web site (Computerworld.com), twice-monthly publication, focused conference series and custom research form the hub of the world's largest global IT media network.
Iceland
This paper examines Iceland’s expenditure policy, especially five expenditure pressure points, as well as capital flows and monetary policy effectiveness in small open economies. The postcrisis fiscal adjustment demanded painful choices, with spending on healthcare, education, and investment suffering cuts in real terms. While expenditures in these areas have rebounded more recently, there is a room for further decompression. Using quarterly panel data for 18 advanced and emerging small open economies during 2002–15, it finds that monetary policy is focused on inflation developments, but also that domestic interest rates affect capital flows, raising concerns about a reinforcing loop between monetary policy and capital flows.
