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Living Thirteen Years in Latin America is a synopsis of three books: Living in El Salvador, Living in Nicaragua, and Living in Brazil. As a twenty-year-old, I joined the Peace Corps and was sent to El Salvador. Before going to El Salvador, I spent three months on a mountain top in aPuerto Rican rain forest learning Spanish-a language for which I had had no previous exposure.Living in El Salvador documents my struggles with learning Spanish and then adjusting to the cultural differences of living in a small room in Sonsonate, El Salvador and working with small Indian farmers.

This book documents all the segments in the transition from dryland farming to irrigated farming with gated pipe. It starts with a dirt ditch with cuts made in the side of the ditch to wooden lathe nailed together to form a tunnel from the ditch to the field. It also documents the use of siphon tubes and irrigation ditches laid out on a gradient. Land leveling was introduced to the fields and to the irrigation ditches. Later, gated pipe replaced the siphon tubes.The book documents one family's transition from about 1938 to about 1967. The farm grew from 320 acres to more than one thousand acres with corn yields more than quadrupling in that period in some fields. It documents a community barn dance during one winter's blizzard and attending a one room country schoolhouse with twenty-five students in the entire school. Later, during school consolidation, the country school was transferred to the local town school where each class had twenty-five students. We had access to school buses and a hot lunch program.Machinery evolved from John Deere B's with about fifteen horsepower pulling two-row equipment to John Deere 4020's.with eighty or more horsepower pulled eight-row equipment plus harvest was done with self-propelled combines with four to eight row heads. The change in farm production was dramatic. As the old corn picker was replaced with the self-propelled combine, so were the corn sheds replaced with grain bins.

Johnson Vasquez is a policeman with a highly troubled past. He survived a plane crash, and in the six years following the disaster, his friends have undergone surreal changes. What he doesn't realize is that as he attempts to move forward, the crash will come back to haunt him.Johnson and his partner, Zelda Thomson, are working to unravel a series of court cases gone horribly awry. As the investigation is conducted, a cryptic note comes into Johnson's possession. In little more than an hour, a murderer strikes. What started as a normal day at work suddenly spirals into one of the biggest murder mysteries in the state. Johnson must find the clues and stop the killer. But nothing could prepare him for the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help him God.

Geno and his friends embark on a journey inside the home solar system of Earth. Earth is currently experiencing seismic disruptions. Geno and his friends are currently based throughout the solar system, and Geno is at base with his father. Everything was good until the personnel on the base started to feel ill. During his training at the Planetary Defense for Geology and Geography, Geno and friends learned how to navigate the Planetary Defense for Geology and Geography computer systems, and have some fun. Geno in turn found out more about his father's life. Now, Geno must step into his shoes and potentially save Earth from a cataclysm.

Dr. Octolorin Adeniji-Bello was born and raised in Central Island of Lagos, Nigeria. He attended St.John's School in Aroloya, Lagos and completed his elementary school education in Ibadan Western Region at the St.Michael's Catholic Primary School, Yemetu. He had his secondary education at Eko Boys' High School, Mushin, Lagos. He rose to become a perfect at the school.He proceeded to the United States of America in 1972, where he attended Long Island University, Brooklyn, New York. He was first elected the President of International Student Organization of college in 1973 and the following subsequent years elected President of the Student Government Association and President of the Student Council of the university. He graduated with B.S. degree with the 1976 class. At the university, the author showed his acute sense of observation and proactive tendencies by reversing the fiscal slide of the university and increasing the enrollment of the university with an increase of the minority student population from 9.0% to 45% by the end of his tenure. More scholarship endowment contributions for international students was realized, while the strengthening of the Liberal Arts and Sciences was promoted. He was a member of the University Revitalization Committee of Brooklyn, downtown Fort Greene and Bedford-Stuyvesant sections which burned down during the up-heaval of the 1960'sThe author obtained the Masters of Science and Doctorate degrees in Medical Sciences, majoring in Clinical Immunology at the C.W.Post College, Long Island University and Uppsala University, Sweden, respectively .He received his Anatomic Pathology training at the Catholic Hospitals of Brooklyn and Queens, New York. Dr.Adeniji-Bello is known as an analytical and balanced appraiser of events and situations with no biases.He attained the degree of doctor of Naturopathic medicine (NMD) at the Kingdom College of Natural Health Guam United States of America. Prior, he had doctoral studies in Immuno Pathology at Biomedical Institute at Uppsala Sweden. He received master's degree (MSMB) Medical Biology with concentration in Immunology at the C.W Post College, Long Island University New York. He is board certified in the practice of holistic and herbal medical practice. He developed the HTRF, Human Tissue Restoration Formula. This formula reverses various neoplastic and acute and chronic diseases of internal organs.Dr.Otolorin Adeniji-Bello is the author of the following: Lessons of history for the Nigeria Republic, Observing and diagnosing America, Understanding the differences of the gender-what makes relationship thrive, Pendulum-works like a boomerang and Moving Africa forward, it would start with Nigeria, In print.

Evil in The HeartEight years old Lance, having lived in England all his young life, was assembled with his family in their spacious and immaculately clean drawing room.His father informing the family they are moving to New Zealand. Lance, at first, not able to understand his father's words, realised he would be leavingthe only home he knew. His father's announcement was to change his young life. Lance adapts to his new school, especially when he meets Gloria.Become an item. Several years after leaving school, they marry. Gloria becoming sick, she is pregnant. Cindy-lee is welcomed by both.A year later, Gloria again being sick, the doctor tells her she has advance cancer. Several years after Gloria's funeral, Lance meets the beautiful Jillianand knowing Gloria would have approved of Jillian, proposes to Jillian.Jillian's seven years old daughter, from her first meeting Cindy-lee dislikes Cindy-lee. Cindy-lee is just happy there is going to be a party...

Miracle CureA miracle drug hits the British market, promising amazing new progress in the treatment of difficult skin disorders. The source and supplier of this mysterious drug is unknown; what is known is that whoever's behind it has a lot of cash and clout. When a train derailment leads to the disappearance of a shipment, authorities get involved. Rory Glassen and MI5 are on the trail of who might want to steal the skin treatment-and the theft is getting more suspicious by the second.

My heartfelt thanks to all who have encouraged this publishing. Through the years, my desire was to publish and share with others who may need encouragement. Many poems have been emailed and handed to those in need along the way. As friends and loved ones were in valleys and going through trials, God would give me words of encouragement for them. Every poem was written out of a need someone had that the Lord sent my way. The poems span many years of writing and are from the heart, as the Holy Spirit led. May the words continue to bless and encourage those who read. God has answered so many prayers through the years, and with the publishing of this the poetry, yet another is answered. May God bless each of you.

I found Angels to Aliens to be great collection of firsthand accounts. The author made a very enjoyable and easily readable selection from the vast number of accounts that had been given to him. Countless times I was struck by the common threads to many of the cases in his collection that are also found in the literature of each topic. His work drives home the point that if you just take the time to simply and politely ask, many will tell you their story. As the reader goes through these stories, many will hear much of the thoughts and feelings of those whom had these strange happenings and most will relate thoughts and feelings of those whom had these strange happenings and most will relate to then. This is more than just a mere collection of "Campfire Ghost Stories", as it brings home the human element and personal connection that cannot be shared by a second hand telling. The reader will be thrilled, humbled and amazed by the courage and bravery that each of his storytellers bring to life with their accounts of experiencing the unexplained. I have read and actually have been in parts of many books of all aspects of the unexplained in my decades of my work in the field, but I can say that this book is well worth the time to invest in reading if you like to hear from the horse's mouth. Matthew Moniz

Observing and Diagnosing America is an attempt to focus the attention of Americans to the problem they pose for themselves and other immigrants in their midst, it highlights the alienation usually felt by naturalized citizens of the United States and the cycle of vicious behaviors toward an innocent population. The book shows that the racist attitudes that were the bases of the founding of the American nation must be discarded, making all immigrants welcome both naturally and psychologically and eliminating discord between races in the country. Unless immigrants come to grip with the situation at hand and start treating one another with respect, the fabrics holding the nation together may break apart at the seams.

All the children love to go to their Uncle Bob's house every Friday night to hear him tell ghost stories around his fire pit.One night when Uncle Bob decides to host a marshmallow pig roast, the kids are excited, even when though they have no idea what a marshmallow pig roast is! After Uncle Bob carves big marshmallows into pigs to roast on a stick in the fire pit, he begins telling chilling tales of monsters and aliens, ghouls, and ghosts that lurk in the darkness. Even though the stories are scary, they also help make lasting memories for all the children as they listen intently and learn how to use their own imaginations.In this fun tale, an uncle tells entertaining ghost stories around the fire pit to a group of enraptured children.

On the world of Charybdis II, Byeolsu seeks the love of his life. However, unknown to him lurks and enemy. Discovering the enemy only puts Byeolsu on a path to meet who the enemy actually is.