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Berman's Lament is the first of a series of three novels featuring intrepid newspaper reporter turned broadcast news anchor, Jed Berman. In part one, Berman is lured from a successful position as an investigative reporter for a regional newspaper to the larger audience and accompanying celebrity of a local TV station. All goes well until a new generation of news directors shows up, focused on ratings, not telling viewers the truth about things that matter.

Hosted by life long friends Rick Hogg and Mark Kelley. -Rick Hogg is a 29 year US Army Special Operation Combat Veteran. Rick has taken his 13 combat deployments, both in Iraq and Afghanistan, and teaching experience as a Special Forces Advanced Urban Combat instructor and harnessed them into War HOGG Tactical, Inc. -Mark Kelley is a US Army Combat veteran and 30 year major city Law Enforcement Officer. Mark took his combat, military and tactical officer experience and created Kelley Defense. Mark has trained Military Personnel, Tactical Operators, Law Enforcement and civilians.

It's time to admit that we, the people of this planet, have lost faith in conventional tactics for maintaining order in the world. The time-tattered trio—violence, war, and self-serving politicians—have only made things worse. More importantly, we've lost faith in ourselves and the essential goodness of human nature.

Military leaders and historians have told the story of the atomic bomb. But the official accounts never focus on the thousands of ordinary Americans who helped make it happen. Rain of Ruin tells the story from their point of view for the first time.

Comedy, Life advice, current affairs

There is no universal adoption experience, and no two adoptees have the same story. This anthology for teens edited by Shannon Gibney and Nicole Chung contains a wide range of powerful, poignant, and evocative stories in a variety of genres. These tales from fifteen bestselling, acclaimed, and emerging adoptee authors genuinely and authentically reflect the complexity, breadth, and depth of adoptee experiences.