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Over 95% of Americans are unable to support themselves when they retire! They're reliant on Social Security, family and charity donations. Do you want that to be you? Of course not! In this life-changing book, young entrepreneur Tom Corson-Knowles shares his secrets to lasting business and financial success passed down to him by hundreds of millionaire mentors.

Discover Arizona's wonders at your own pace, and craft unforgettable memories, even if travel planning feels daunting! Are you yearning to uncover Arizona's hidden treasures but feel overwhelmed by the multitude of options? Do the logistics of planning a hassle-free adventure seem more daunting than the trip itself? Are you searching for a guide that speaks to your unique travel style, offering both iconic landmarks and off-the-beaten-path gems? If these questions resonate with you, you're not alone. Many travelers share similar concerns, yet all of this can change with the right guide in ...

Rose Marie Kelly, a six-year-old, was traveling with her family on a wagon train to California when white traders and a few wild Indians raided their wagons while the travelers were camping near a friendly Sioux Indian village. The raiders slaughtered all the men and women but gathered all the children in a large circle. Rose had been playing with several Indian children who decided to hide her in some bushes. She witnessed her eight year old brother being carried away with the white traders. After twelve years had passed, the Sioux Indian chief wanted Running Bear, his son, to wed. The ...

Reclaim Your Life: Achieve Work-Life Balance and Thrive at Home and Work, Even if You're Suffering from Chronic Burnout Are you constantly feeling overwhelmed by professional demands, unable to find that elusive work-life balance? Does the shadow of burnout loom over you, leaving you drained and disengaged – and making recovery seem like an impossible task? Do you find it challenging to prioritize self-care without guilt or wish you could set firm boundaries between your professional and personal life? If so, you are far from alone. Many ambitious men and women feel this same pressure, ...

Club Reclamation isn't just another bar. It's a haven for veterans from all branches of the military—a place to relax, share stories, or vent frustrations. If you've ever worn a uniform, you're likely to find a kindred spirit at Club Reclamation, where everyone is given a second chance. Former SEAL Maximus Delgado is thrust into every parent's nightmare when he's summoned to the morgue to identify a body—a young boy who bears a haunting resemblance to his four-year-old son, Kevin. With Detective Vargas and Brock by his side, Max confronts his deepest fears, praying he won't have to face...

London is a plutocrat's paradise, with more resident billionaires than New York, Hong Kong or Moscow. Far from trickling down, their wealth is burning up the environment and swallowing up the city. But what do we really know about London's super rich, and the lives they lead? To find out more about this secretive, security-heavy elite, sociologist Caroline Knowles walks the streets of London from the City to suburban Surrey, via Kensington, Notting Hill, Mayfair and elsewhere.

Private detective Sam Jones’s six-year search for an 8-year-old boy ends with gunshots in a basement and cold bodies that would eventually lead the police straight to him. Jones had never promised Ruth Verne that he would find her son alive, but he knew deep down that she believed he would - worse, he had believed it too. Jones wasn’t ready to look Ruth in the eye and tell her he had failed. He wasn’t ready to admit that he lost everything and had nothing to show for it. But an unsigned note scrawled on a bathroom door gives Jones a second chance - a chance for redemption.

7 August, 2017 It was at the height of a mid-Winter storm in the South Atlantic. Under a full moon, in the middle of the night, the offshore patrol vessel HMS Clyde had maneuvered itself as close to the deep-sea drill rig 10 miles to the Northeast of East Falkland as it dare lest it be tossed against the rig's four forged tubular steel tension legs. Owned by Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales, or YPF, the Argentinian state-owned rig had been pumping oil from the Atlantic seabed within British territorial waters for fifteen months under the terms of an agreement between Great Britain and ...

Diego Garcia is an island in the Indian Ocean. Technically a British Indian Ocean Territory, since 1966 it has been dominated by U.S. military facilities headed by Navy Support Facility Diego Garcia and its current 2,800 personnel. China’s lucrative trade route to Europe ran through the South China Sea, the Indian Ocean, and the Mediterranean. To help preserve European countries’ economies, the U.S. Navy established a quarantine against Chinese cargo vessels. This led to naval engagements between American and Chinese forces. Due to the inability to resolve the dispute diplomatically, ...

John Le Mesurier, Ian Lavender, and Bill Pertwee star in four episodes of the radio sequel to Dad's Army, including: "Inspecting the Piles": In order to save money, Hodges, Pike, and Wilson decide to inspect the foundations of Frambourne Pier in an inflatable rubber dinghy - at night. "Pike in Love": Uncle Arthur is called in to give Pike a lesson on the birds and the bees. Also included are episodes "The Friends of Frambourne Pier" and "The First Meeting".

Drinking alcohol can be fun; its chemical effects on our brain are fundamentally pleasurable, and it can have social benefits. Alcohol may also help us forget the worries in our lives and temporarily overcome psychological barriers to human interaction. But there are downsides. We now know that alcohol, even in quite modest amounts, is not good for our long-term health. So why do we, as humans, consume alcohol at all, and why does our tendency to drink “too much” vary from person to person?

‘Compelling and fascinating . . . A must-read’ – Andrew Jenkinson, Sunday Times bestselling author of Why We Eat Too Much We drink it, celebrate with it and barely question it – but what is alcohol really doing to us? Ever wondered why that one glass of wine so easily turns into a bottle?...

"A retired CIA operative. A woman with unparalleled weapon skills. Can they survive the threats against them to carve out a future together? This is a romance where every heartbeat counts.""Unmasking Venus," the first installment in the captivating "The Midnight Ball" series, unveils Venus Larue, a poised and successful marketing executive business owner, is not as she appears. Beneath her mask of polished professionalism lies a woman scarred by haunting nightmares from her past, a fear of faceless crowds and exceptional skills in self-defense. She carefully camouflages herself in a blanket...

I believe anyone who wants to can start a successful business with less than $1,000. You could be just moments away from a life-changing business idea. In this book, you will learn how to start a business with no money and create sales and income in seven days.

Take control of your business finances in just one tax season—even if you hate bookkeeping or feel lost in tax jargon Are you overwhelmed by confusing IRS language and endless tax forms? Do you worry about missing crucial deductions, facing an audit, or keeping up with ever-changing tax laws? Are you looking for a straightforward, up-to-date guide that makes small business taxes manageable—no matter your experience or business type? If so, you’re not alone. Most entrepreneurs and small business owners feel the same way—until they discover practical, year-round strategies that ...

Evidence continues to increase on the practical and emotional benefits of babywearing, both to parents and their children. Among many other benefits, babywearing can help parents bond with a new baby and facilitate both breastfeeding and the care of the baby's older siblings. Babywearing also has benefits for society at large. Children are more securely emotionally attached, and there is evidence of a link between the reduced incidence of postnatal depression and babywearing.

Ever since Japan annexed the Korean Peninsula in 1910, there has been an animosity between the Koreans and the Japanese. After World War II, the United States took on the responsibility for defending Japan, and following the Korean War the Americans defended South Korea while the Soviet Union and China allied with North Korea. And ever since before the Korean War, the Kim dynasty has ruled North Korea with an iron fist. With the assistance of the Soviets, the North Koreans entered the nuclear age with a power plant but ultimately went down the road of pursuing nuclear arms. In recent years,...

On Thursday, July 28th, 2016, Beijing announced that the Russian Navy would be conducting joint naval exercises with the People's Liberation Army Navy in the South China Sea in September of that year. The announcement followed by sixteen days the ruling by the World Court that it had rejected China's claim to sovereignty across a vast expanse of the South China Sea. Competing claims to portions of the body of water with Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei were left unresolved. The exercises were conducted without threat or provocation. At the end of the ...

One thing drove Attorney Maxwell Kitts every waking day of his life. The dream to destroy the man who cast his mother, and him, aside when he was six weeks old. He vowed his seed donor would suffer three times the pain, humiliation, and suffering his mother endured when she left the small town behind. Reyna Gibson did not know her fiancé led a double life. Not until someone murdered him for his despicable activities. With the spotlight on her, the last thing she’s interested in is a man with a secret agenda. Men are off limits. Especially handsome, smart, sexy attorneys asking for help. ...

Ever since the 13th century, the Silk Road from China to Europe was used to carry everything from silk and pasta to exotic spices from the Far East to Western Europe. It was the route by which both Orientals and Europeans were enriched. In the early 2010s, China devised an agenda by which they would restore the Silk Road under the "One Belt, One Road" policy. The One Belt carried goods across China, the Indian subcontinent, and Turkey to Istanbul and the starting point of the several routes of the historic Orient Express. The One Road was the maritime route to Western Europe by way of the ...