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The Wichita Indians shared the Great Plains, in the central United States, with a variety of animals, including millions of bison, elk, and birds.The Wichita built their homes of poles and prairie grass, which grew up to 12 feet tall. These unique, beehive-shaped grass houses were exclusive to the Wichita, housed extended families, and could last up to 14 years. Tools, fashioned from chert and bison bones, were used to construct homes and cultivate garden plots.

There are some lucky ones who remember fondly the urban community they initially grew up in where immigrants came to this country to find a place for themselves. Their first taste of the American Dream was to place their feet upon American soil and to find a place to live in a community that welcomed them in as fellow immigrants searching for the opportunities and freedoms that America afforded. Then, all of the sudden too many jobs left the country and many of the new generation lost their homes. Somehow the American Dream had turned into the American Scream and the land of opportunity became the land of despair. There is no land of opportunity if there are no opportunities. It had become not a government for the people but a government that did to the people.This book depicts one possibility of how we can still reverse an oncoming Tsunami of devastation.Join the journey to the fictional East Side neighborhood of Mount Joy where the residents live and work together in a self sustainable environment where the American Dream is not focused on monetary riches but the riches of finding one's internal self in an atmosphere of equal support and encouragement.

The spellbinding true story of an American family of seven tormented by poltergeist activity beyond imagination.In 2010, The Pennsylvania Paranormal Association (The PPA) was requested to investigate claims of a severe haunting in Upper Darby, PA. Reports of encounters by the family far exceeded those of typical ghostly activity. Following an initial interview, investigators had some skepticism regarding the frequency and magnitude of the activity, as reported. They were wrong!This true story chronicles events that took place during a comprehensive paranormal investigation, spanning more than two years, with four different visits to a suburban home, just outside of the City of Philadelphia. What was uncovered through the investigation, were angry ghosts, occult spells, entity attachments, and an incredible amount of poltergeist activity.Readers will learn of the successes and failures of The PPA as the investigation continued and hear about some of the struggles that this family of seven endured for so long.Mark Allan Keyes, a retired State Police Detective, is currently working as a private investigator. He is a speaker and instructor on paranormal investigation and as a parapsychologist, has been involved in over 200 resolution cases. Keyes is an expert commentator on Travel Channel's Haunted Hospitals and Paranormal 911. Numerous PPA investigations have been highlighted on Travel Channel's Paranormal Survivor and Destination America's The Haunted. Author may be contacted through: www.theppa.net