This book reveals how the author became a Bitcoin Millionaire, and how you can become one too. It tells a story about his rollercoaster ride with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to help others who are closer to the start of their investing journey. He tells an entertaining story, but also provides those new to the space with some insights to help them learn from his mistakes. This book will primarily appeal to people who are interested in Bitcoin and investing in other cryptocurrencies, but p...

"History of the United States" by John Clark Ridpath is a comprehensive narrative that chronicles the development of the United States from its early colonial days to the modern era. Ridpath's work is notable for its engaging prose and detailed accounts of significant events, figures, and movements that shaped the nation. The book emphasizes the struggles for independence, the formation of government, and the social changes that occurred throughout American history, making it an essential ...

"International Language, Past, Present & Future" by Walter John Clark explores the evolution and significance of language as a tool for communication across cultures. The book delves into the historical context of language development, examining how languages have shaped societies and influenced human interaction throughout time. Clark emphasizes the role of language in fostering understanding and connection among diverse populations, highlighting its importance in a globalized world. Thro...

"James Otis, the Pre-Revolutionist" is a compelling historical narrative that delves into the life of James Otis, a pivotal figure in the American Revolution. The book explores his passionate advocacy for colonial rights and his fierce opposition to British tyranny. Through vivid storytelling, the authors G. Mercer Adam, Charles K. Edmunds, and John Clark Ridpath bring to life Otis's influential speeches and writings, illustrating how his ideas ignited the revolutionary spirit among the co...

While we keep struggling to create human organizational structures, God quietly waits to be in charge of His church. Instead of questioning, "Who's in charge?" we should actually be asking Who SHOULD be in charge and what kind of structure allows Him to manage the people of His church for the good of the people and the growth of the Kingdom? Through years of serving businesses and churches in both successes and failures, John has developed a clear model for managing church members, leaders...

This is a book about engrained ideas and patterns of thought that need to be examined. Many thinkers, such as Socrates, Zhuangzi, Descartes, Thoreau, Kierkegaard, and Paine support this endeavor. Questioning and doubting are lifelong processes. The essays hopefully serve as catalysts, mental mosquito bites to start us scratching. Yet this is not a book of answers or truths. Nor are any of the essays intended to explore these subjects in depth. Whatever alternatives I offer should also be q...

James Otis: The pre-revolutionist is a detailed historical narrative that examines the life and legacy of a key figure whose voice helped shape the early stirrings of American independence. The account portrays his rise from a modest background to a respected position in law and politics, where he became known for his compelling arguments in defense of colonial rights. His public addresses and principled stands against oppressive governance positioned him as a guiding influence during a fo...

Men, like books, have their beginnings. James Abram Garfield was born on the 19th day of November, 1831. His first outlook upon things was from a cabin door in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The building was of rough logs, with mud between the cracks, to keep out the winter cold. The single room had a puncheon floor, and on one side a large fire-place, with a blackened crane for cooking purposes. In winter evenings, a vast pile of blazing logs in this fire-place filled the cabin with a cheerful wa...

Shortlisted by The Folklore Society for The Katharine Briggs Award 2025.Two medieval chroniclers, William of Newburgh and Ralph of Coggeshall, reported the mysterious appearance of a pair of ‘Green Children’—with green skins and speaking an unknown language—in the Suffolk village of Woolpit in the mid-twelfth century. The story is well known today, usually as a Suffolk folktale about fairies and a fairy otherworld. Retold many times, it continues to inspire novels,...

This book will help you solve more than 300 of the most common and not-so-common tasks that working Visual Basic 2005 programmers face every day. If you're a seasoned .NET developer, beginning Visual Basic programmer, or a developer seeking a simple and clear migration path from VB6 to Visual Basic 2005, the Visual Basic 2005 Cookbook delivers a practical collection of problem-solving recipes for a broad range of Visual Basic programming tasks.The concise solutions and exa...

The sacrament of Matrimony is under diabolical attack. While it is easy to blame the outside world for the demise of marriage, we must look at what has been happening inside the Church. The number of marriages have dwindled over the past five decades and annulments have skyrocketed. Many in Church leadership have been indifferent to these alarming trends and to marriage itself. Matrimony is rarely referenced during homilies, pre-Cana programs are often disastrous, and seminaries spend litt...

The decade following the American defeat in Vietnam has been filled with doubts about American politics and values, confusion over the lessons of the war, and anger about the physical and psychological suffering that occurred during the war as well as thereafter. In the years since the U.S. withdrawal, our need to make sense of Vietnam has prompted an outpouring of thinking and writing, from scholarly reappraisals of American foreign policy to highly personal accounts of participants. On t...