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That Book on Blockchain is a concise, one-hour introduction to the world of blockchain. Inside, you'll find an overview of many prominent blockchain topics, including discussion of distributed ledgers, legal landscapes, industry adoption, and Bitcoin, proper. Additionally, you'll examine several abstract, key concepts through easily worded thought experiments. We certainly can't cover every topic in an hour! But, whether you're brand new to the crypto-space or a well-seasoned guru, That Book on Blockchain is guaranteed to pique your interest.

You've probably spent years trying to learn how to speak English. You've taken a class, maybe an online course, read a book, and studied online; and yet, you still cannot speak English and sound like a native speaker. If you've been struggling and would like your speech to sound more natural, then you have come to the right place! This book will help you sound exactly like a native speaker. It will teach you everything from the best techniques to the most common words and phrases that are used in the English language.

Everyone knows how to get into debt, but few people know how to establish and maintain a budget. Our How to Budget package bundles two fascinating books into one great price so that you can get ahold of your earnings before it's too late. If you want to find out how to increase your income while simultaneously building funds for later, then you owe it to yourself to invest in this two-part book series.

On April 8, 1947, Robert T. Kiyosaki was born to Ralph and Marjorie Kiyosaki in Hilo, Hawaii. He was a fourth generation American and spent nearly all of his life in Hilo, Hawaii. He is also the first-born and has three other siblings: Emi, Jon, and Beth. In 1965, Robert Kiyosaki graduated from Hilo High School. Rather than attending a traditional college, he signed up for the United States Merchant Marine Academy the following fall.

The end of his first year in office marked a momentous time for the US - it was 60 years since the establishment of the country. However, the subsequent presidents, including President Taylor, did not forget the sting of past wars. In his first annual address, Zachary Taylor meets this time of peace with a challenge, saying that he hopes to continue this legacy of peace. Perhaps due to his background as a military man, this address was mostly meant to show the nation about the civility between the US and other nations after a particularly rocky start. 

Sticks and Stones is a book written to awaken the innate ability within you to speak your future into fruition. Look around...everything you see exists because someone had the tenacity to announce their goal in the face of fear, lack and adversity. Stop focusing on lack...and start focusing on what you are saying. Your words are directly affecting your relationships, resources, and ultimately your results. Sticks and Stones will teach you how to intentionally target your words.

As kids we are told to go to school, study hard and get good grades. We are told that if we get A's and B's we will get good jobs and have successful lives. The only problem is when we grow up we find ourselves unhappy in the very jobs that were supposed to bring us fulfilment in our lives. We wake up to the reality that the kids that didn't pay attention in school, the ones who dropped out of college, are the very people that own the companies we now work for.

Though his presidency was short-lived, the time at which Zachary Taylor was in power was a time of great exploration for the US and Great Britain. This treaty regarded the preference of passage through territories. Specifically looking at Nicaragua and territories in the southernmost part of Mexico, the treaty asked that the British not try to annex any part of these lands. Finally, he assured Great Britain that France and Spain were on the US’ side, and that failure to pay mind to it would be a blow on their side. 

In this message, Zachary Taylor addresses the state of two newly acquired territories - namely California and New Mexico. Essentially, he acknowledges that these territories are in need of governance and that until the establishment of these territories comes about that he is sending governance to them. However, he does address the right of the state - saying that it is necessary that the rights of statehood be understood should the territories choose to be states. Finally, he remits governance of those territories to his chosen governors and reverts to their judgement as to the rule of these new territories.