Bøger af Russell Johnson

At the age of seventeen, Paul Garrett can stop time, read minds, and time travel. At the bidding of his fiancé, he becomes The Phoenix, a time-traveling white knight. He saves lives, but at a significant cost to himself. Using humor as he traverses through dangerous circumstances, he learns that the ultimate measure of a life is not in what you accomplish for yourself, but in what you do for others. Unfortunately, his abilities came with an expiration date, and time is running out. The struggle between good and evil that exists within and around us all makes The Phoenix a thrilling ride through time.

The chivalrous time traveler, Paul Garrett, uses cheesy humor and a deep capacity to love others as he continues to fight evil men, wicked politicians, and stand for what he believes is right. He also desires to marry the beautiful overachiever named Cassie Garnier, but to cross that threshold, he must battle demonic forces that try to bring his world to cataclysmic destruction. This is book seven in the Adventure in Time series about teenagers with extraordinary powers of the mind.

At the age of eleven, Jonathan Wright began to time travel. He unraveled a struggle between good and evil that pitted a demonic spirit of desolation against an angelic being of light.Jonathan got caught in the middle, and the evil Abomination made this struggle a personal one by murdering Jonathan's family. The angelic Guardian sends him on a quest through time to find the way to kill the demon. During the time of the cataclysmic flood of Noah, he discovers the way to defeat the demon, but it comes at a high price. Innocent blood must be shed, and his rash actions plunge mankind into a downward spiral of bondage to the ruin of the Abomination. He is in danger of becoming corrupted by the demon he swore a vow to destroy, all because he desires to win the love of a woman he cannot have. The choice between saving one innocent girl, or saving the world, makes the White Knight a thrilling ride through time.

What would you do if you could enter a dimension of time that exists between the nanoseconds of our life? Paul Garrett is faced with that question when he receives a radical brain surgery that wakes him from a coma. He discovers that he has the gift of arresting time - the ability to move among the people of the world while in a dimension where time doesn't advance. After undergoing a major life change, Paul becomes a chivalrous gentleman who must repair the damage he has done to others and save his family from evil men who are intent on using him to accomplish their wicked agenda. Through heartbreak and denial, Paul forms deep friendships. Lives are lost and found, love is misplaced and restored, and monumental powers are released that make Soul Harvest a thrilling page-turner. Soul Harvest is book two in the Adventure in Time Series that deal with young people who exhibit extraordinary powers of the mind.

A picture-book story of a dragon named Doug, who is followed everywhere by a rain cloud. He is unsure why he has rain over his head but everyone else doesn't; until one day he finds a friend. A simple story to subtly explain that it's ok to be sad and that finding someone to share things with can help make the rain go away; even if it does return.

While pregnant, their mothers all drank from the same stream. Fourteen years later, the offspring have begun to exhibit extraordinary powers of the mind. With varying success, these teens kept their powers a secret until the Company responsible for the water contamination began to track them down. Joined by a common bond for survival, four teens fight for a chance at a free life by using their secret weapon - the Honey Badger.The Honey Badger is the code name for the one everyone most fears; a teen with the awesome power of wrath. The only one who can control him is Tina, the teen who exudes peace, and love. With her new friends, Barry the blind with the gift of thought projection, and Peter the bodybuilder with the power of healing, Tina bonds herself to The Badger in a desperate battle for freedom. This is Book One of the Adventure in Time Series that deals with teenagers that have remarkable mental powers.

A raw look in the mirror of who you are and where you stand on humanity. Just read it, it will only enlighten you about yourself and the world of the Humans of Color.

Russell Johnson tunes into the wavelengths of the world as he blends radio lore, science, and wry, sometimes irreverent humor in his travel adventures in 18 countries. As a child growing up in Midwestern America, radio was his window on the world and the universe. Hearing the faint radio beeps of Sputnik passing overhead, the oily propagandists of Radio Moscow, a ham radio operator in Borneo, the million watt voices of preachers and hucksters, and Wolfman Jack howling at America from across the Mexican border demonstrated that there was a world far beyond his neighborhood - even the grip of gravity - a world he wanted to see for himself.The story begins at the beginning of his own radio career, under a radio tower in a Minnesota swamp on the first day of duck hunting season, ventures out through the jungles of Nepal in pursuit of the mother of all chickens, and to the Fiji islands where he broadcasts a coup d'etat. He travels to South Korea where he helps its president save face, to Sri Lanka to watch Arthur C. Clarke redesign Mars, Munich where he joins a flea circus, and California's far north where radio telescopes and crystal gazers seek signs of alien life.On a more serious note, he also examines the impacts of tourism on cultures and environments, painfully watching the destruction of Southeast Asian rain forests over the many times he has flown over them, and the over development of Bali since he attended the wedding of a prince there in 1992.

Using archive photos matched with the same viewpoint today, Memphis Then and Now charts 150 years of Memphis history.

This monograph contains an in-depth analysis of the dynamics given by a linear Hamiltonian system of general dimension with nonautonomous bounded and uniformly continuous coefficients, without other initial assumptions on time-recurrence.