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On the Edge of Incredible
I've got some great news for you! You are much closer than you think to living a life that deeply satisfies your heart and soul, even if it feels like that's not true for you right now. In fact, for many people it feels impossible. It might even look impossible. Despite our feelings and perspectives, though, it is still absolutely, undeniably true: you are living on the edge of incredible. You're receiving an invitation with these very words-an invitation to more freedom than you've ever thought possible. It's an invitation to revel in unconditional acceptance, to make a positive impact in the lives of those around you, and to move past the edge of incredible right to the very centre of it.
The Whistleblower's Daughter
A Medical Thriller Was it a Cure for Cancer, or Drug Company Greed. --Thousands are dead! Now the questions must be answered about the drug that was called the great cure for cancer! Two years after its release, thousands of cured patients inexplicitly died. The drug was recalled. Then came the questions, was it terrorist sabotage? Was it greed? Or, was it outright murder by an insane research scientist in retaliation against the pharmaceutical giant he worked and to avenge the death of his wife? --Only Kira Brockman, the Whistleblower's Daughter, know the truth about her father, and about his mysterious disappearance. --Everyone wants the Whistleblower: The FDA, Homeland Security, the Lawyers, and the FBI: Only Kira Brockman can prove that her father is not a murderer. Search Terms Mystery Thrillers & Suspense, Medical thriller, Biological Terrorism, Terrorism, INTERNATIONAL MYSTERY & CRIME, Mystery, Medical Fiction, Literature & Fiction
The Making of a Drum Company
(Book). The Ludwig Drum Company was the world's largest drum company in the 1920s under founder William F. Ludwig, and again in the 1960s under his son. This fascinating autobiography by William F. Ludwig II begins with his childhood recollections of home life and his father's drum factory. As a teenager, Mr. Ludwig became the national rudimental champion and member of the famous International Marimba Symphony Orchestra. Taking time out for distinguished wartime military service, the author helped his father start a second drum company, W.F.L. Restoration of the family name to the business, Total Percussion, The Beatles, N.A.R.D., selling the company to Selmer, and his active lecture career since all these topics are addressed here in captivating detail, in the words of William F. Ludwig II.
Phantom Fathers
Another story about Maggie Barnes and her family. By digging into online genealogy records and talking with their chatty Aunt Lillian, Maggie’s children discover the World War II struggles of their paternal grandparents and their silent father, Ross. It’s not a story to make kids proud. They find it easier to be critical of their flawed family and assume the next generation will do better. Like an autopsy, Phantom Fathers exposes the problems of this thinking. Soon enough these critical children will be the parents of their own adult children, and they will have their day in court. As Maggie’s children discover the trauma that tore through their father’s life and the way their grandparents dealt with it—brutal events during World War II, desperate decisions that fractured the family, and a dishonorable emigration to the United States—they wonder if they could have done better under the circumstances. Ross’s silence begins to make sense. Most surprising are events that stir the sympathy of disappointed children and open the way to admitting the truth about imperfect ancestors.
WHERE THE TRAIL DIVIDES (A Western Adventure Classic)
When Judge Amidon and his son were murdered on their ranch a lot of fingers were raised in the direction of the Native Indians. In such a rising hostile environment Bess, a white orphan boy befriends How, a native Indian boy in spite of losing both his parents in the Indian war of resistance... Will Lillibridge or William Otis Lillibridge was born in Iowa into a prairie community and spent his adult life in Dakota where he worked on a ranch and had the first-hand experience of a farm life. Lillibridge was also a qualified dentist.
Where the Trail Divides
When Judge Amidon and his son were murdered on their ranch a lot of fingers were raised in the direction of the Native Indians. In such a rising hostile environment Bess, a white orphan boy befriends How, a native Indian boy in spite of losing both his parents in the Indian war of resistance... Will Lillibridge or William Otis Lillibridge was born in Iowa into a prairie community and spent his adult life in Dakota where he worked on a ranch and had the first-hand experience of a farm life. Lillibridge was also a qualified dentist.
Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Volume 12
Volume 12 is a transcription of the vital records of the early and important towns of Fairfield and Farmington, and it contains the birth, marriage, and death records of approximately 37,500 individuals. Entries are in strict alphabetical order by town and give, typically, name, date of event, names of parents, names of children, names of both spouses, and items such as age, occupation, and residence. As in all volumes published to date, entries are keyed to the volume and page number of the original records
