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Best of Enemies
Suppose fate placed you on an inflatable life-raft in the middle of the freezing Atlantic Ocean along with your most bitter enemy contrivable? Would the emotions of hatred, revenge and love of country trump the desire to survive, if killing that enemy ensured your own demise? Captain Mat Richardson, USN, and Emil Gluckler, a German submarine commander, experience that option during the 2nd World War. Mat, captain of a small destroyer, and Emil, commander of an attacking submarine, become stranded on a life- raft after each of the combatant crafts sink each other during a fierce naval engagement. They subsequently experience 38 harrowing days striving for survival. If nothing else, this required the ultimate in mutual cooperation. If the two survived, would the events have a lasting effect on their relationship? Or, if one had the opportunity to kill the other at a later date in a new war-time circumstance, would he do so, or not?
How Changing World Demographics Affects Your Investments and Careers
Using the principles in this book, the individual investor, the small business man, corporate executives and those developing careers, have a unique opportunity to prepare a strategy for the sea changes in investment choices, consumer demand, business opportunities and social changes forthcoming. Not doing so will ensure failure. At the turn of the 20th Century approximately one out of every three people on earth were of Caucasian or white ancestry. By the year 2000 that number stood at one out of seven. By the end of this century, demography experts predict that number to plunge to one out of twenty. Likewise in the United States, in 1900, approximately nine-tenths of the population was whi...
How Changing World Demographics Affects Your Investments and Careers
Using the principles in this book, the individual investor, the small business man, corporate executives and those developing careers, have a unique opportunity to prepare a strategy for the sea changes in investment choices, consumer demand, business opportunities and social changes forthcoming. Not doing so will ensure failure. At the turn of the 20th Century approximately one out of every three people on earth were of Caucasian or "white" ancestry. By the year 2000 that number stood at one out of seven. By the end of this century, demography experts predict that number to plunge to one out of twenty. Likewise in the United States, in 1900, approximately nine-tenths of the population was w...
Mentor
Mentor tells a story about a man who offered a fatherless twelve-year-old boy the gift of his time, his knowledge, and most of all, his love and friendship. In return, the boy rewarded these gifts with abuse and finally a cowardly act of treachery and betrayal, the enormity of which stretches the limits of human belief. And when his betrayal had been exposed and severe punishment loomed, the young boy received yet another giftperhaps the most precious gift any one being can bestow upon anotherthe man forgave him. Mentor takes the reader onto the streets of New York City to race headlong over its pavement, from schoolyards, city streets, and youthful gang hideouts to lovers parks. The fast-moving novel combines adolescent love with explicit demonstrations of what happens as children grow up in the teeming cities.
Living on Lifesavers
This book documents and describes in all its color the mechanics and vagaries of what bears the title of the dancing era in the United States history. Though difficult for millennial-aged people to understand, during this period, this ability to dance often superseded other positive attributes in social fraternization such as wealth, talent, or even good looks. Dance halls, bars, school auditoriums, and other places of gathering were common in all cities in all regions of the country. And on most Saturday nights, the sounds from an itinerant three- or four-piece band echoed out of most school auditoriums. Girls in sweaters, including many nonstudents, sat on chairs along the wall and smiled ...
The Fireplace Companion: 19 Short Stories
19 Short Stories Designed to Stimulate Your Imagination Small enough to read before you fall asleep and big enough to be captivating and exciting. This book is number 10 in the very successful Little Big Book series. We are proud to say that these stories live up to their promise to be little in size and big in content. Stories in this book are little in the sense that like one-dip ice cream cones on a hot day, they motivate you to consume them fast, yet big and thought provoking enough that they are like all-day lollipops you can come back to time and time again. The stories reflect the authors' combined 180+ years of experience and knowledge gleaned while fighting their way from poverty to...
Standard & Poor's Register of Corporations, Directors and Executives
Includes Geographical index.
Talks with Authors
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