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|  | | A Billion Fragments
A revealing collection of events in the life of John Abramoff, the well known lobbyists that create numerous financial ventures based on his personal touch.
Life can offer unique opportunities but it can also deny happy endings or glorious goodbyes.
He never considered himself a ‘lobbyist’. In his own words he called himself a “Business Development Specialist” or a “Practical Operations Consultant”. In his words, lobbying in a political environment added to the obvious need to reach the platforms of accomplishment.” | |  | | A MATTER OF ENRGY
A fascinating story that combines fictional events with aspects of our culture and the history of mankind. Would you like to be present at the Last Supper? A day in Imperial Rome? Glimpse the future?
Energy as the ultimate force in the universe, maintains a precise equilibrium. Distortions created on Earth, have repercussions in other spheres of the universe. To adopt corrective measures, energy entities from beyond our universe adopt human shapes and, working closely with a well known anthropologist, identify the causes of the distortions and plan for a solution. The visitor adopt human forms to be able to understand better and to live and enjoy the many features of our culture.
They engage in enlightening conversations and travel in the past.
The group around the anthropologist, | |  | | Cooking at Nobel Prize Level
Amusing review of fine recipes presented along with entertaining stories.
Marco and Elena Miranda offer in this book, a fascinating collection of recipes that enjoy fame among those who consider cooking more than a common task but a real art.
Their international activities in industry and also in TV and Movies gave them unique opportunities to develop special interest in fine cooking. Along with chosen recipes, they have included some interesting short stories and amusing shorts that, we are assured, give the book a unique presence. | |  | | ESCAPE FROM GITMO
Energy is still the bottom line, even in Gitmo. Energy plots abound and few succeed; will this one make it?
Synopsis: E s c a p e f r o m G i t m o
Author: Marco Miranda Sr.
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“It is clear that unless a world program is developed to regulate production and consumption of petroleum, natural gas and derivatives, the eventual depletion of these essential resources in the next decades is certain to result in unparalleled instability and chaos. Civilization, as we know it, will cease to exist”.
John Mason, a psychologist hired by the Defense Department to help debrief prisoners held at Gitmo, meets a lady colleague working for a New York corp | |  | | GEORGE AND I
Intimate conversations with President George W. Bush. Fascinating revelations of the intense period that brought conflict and drama to our country.
A Word About this Book
George Bush and I have known each other since our early teens. For decades our friendship has sustained a true sense of mutual dependence and trust. In countless occasions, we have lived each other’s triumphs and joys as well as shared sorrows, disappointment and pains.
It would take several volumes to set down the more memorable of our experiences together. Our conversations have covered countless topics and have taken place in numerous locations. They reveal George W. Bush’s complex yet straightforward mind and his unique love for his country and for human | |  | | I GLAD I SAID IT - BOOK ONE
clever collection of articles on current events enhanced by entertaining conversations with prominent members of our society.
PROLOGUE
When I was eight years old my father gave me as a birthday present a 12 volume encyclopedia. I already had the bicycle, the canoe, the roller skates and an old beat up set of golf clubs that even now I have not learned to use properly.
The encyclopedia sat in a pretty bookcase for years. The dark blue and gold lettering of its tomes somehow resembled a platoon of soldiers of H.M Royal Corp of Grenadiers at attention in Buckingham Palace.
I never opened a single volume of the encyclopedia. If I needed a description or other information, I asked my older brother whose | |  | | MIRACLE GREEN
A fascinating story that combines the secrets of longevity derived from a plant in a remote village in the Andes, the clinical efforts of a dedicated Savannah medical group and the criminal attempts of a powerful international consortium bent on acquiring the rights to exploitation of the magic herb.
INTRODUCTION
From the New York Times edition of March 21, 1915
“After searches conducted for over a year by a joint Ecuador-US Army Team, US Professor Owen Armbruster has been declared lost. Professor Armbruster, a prominent Health Historian, member of Atlanta’s Emory University, adviser to the National Institute of Health and the Center for Genetics, disappeared in Ecuador during an expedition in the Andes Mountains East of Quito.
Professor Armbruster is remembered as one of the key members of Hiram Bingham’s expedition to the Peruvian Andes, who in 1911 disco | |  | | THE KARKLINS FILE
From the dawn of history the well being and comfort of man has been dictated by the availability of energy resources. From the early fires in the caves utilizing leaves, logs and dry grass to the modern fuels and derivatives from petroleum , modern civilization has evolved into a dynamic society surrounded by all imaginable comforts.Thenergy resources so admirably developed through the ages have not been a part of the equation but the equation itself.
Warren Latham, an editor is shocked to find that Millie Karklins, a CIA executive and close friend, has been exposed as an undercover agent by a Washington columnist. It is rumored that this happened as retribution for an article written by Wilbur T. Karklins, Millie’s husband and former Ambassador. The article exposed the previous administration’s deliberate inclusion of a piece of misinformation in a policy speech that led to the Iraq invasion.
By accident, Millie and Rigoberto Fernandez, the Attorney General, in a visit to Vice President Chet Denny’s office, mistakenly receive a |
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