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The girding premise of this book views life-everyone's-as our most important design activity.Intervening events, opportunities, challenges, and setbacks make life design a constant work-in-progress to fully become the person we wish to be.Our only limitations are determined by the walls of the boxes we, the architects, create.

Larry was born in Hagerstown, Maryland and raised in Elkins, West Virginia. He graduated from Fairmont State College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology and Psychology. He finished his Master of Science degree in Rehabilitation Counseling at West Virginia University. He worked thirty years for the State/Federal Rehabilitation Program in West Virginia. Larry is a Licensed Professional Counselor in West Virginia and Virginia. He opene...

This is a true storybook adventure about us-you and me-along with countless other truly exceptional Homo sapiens who made our lives possible: So it's about people who invented languages, cultures and cooperative societies, who sought spiritual and scientific understanding of the world and Universe, who created marvelous arts, architectures, tools and machines inconceivable to previous generations, and who continue to surprise us with future tr...

This remarkable story begins 13.7 billion years ago, about 5.3 billion before our planet was born 4.5 billion years ago. It then took about 4 billion more for Earth to become teeming with simple, single-celled organisms which eventually-after still another 800 million years-evolved into you and me.

Cyberwarfare: Targeting America, Our Infrastructure, and Our Future identifies and elaborates previous examples and current actions involving American cybersecurity forces, allies and adversaries that pose imminent national and personal security dangers. By "cyber war, " we are generally referring to a foreign (or even domestic) government-level nation-state actions that are intended to penetrate another nation's computers or networks for purp...

Be wary of seductive invitations to trade away privacy for ever-more convenience, security and autocratic control. Exercised through our free minds and choices, infotech opportunities and and benefits are virtually unlimited. Controlled by special interest agendas of a powerful few, the applications for social oppression are endless.

This book strives to be neither utopian nor apocalyptical. Nevertheless, there is always an unrealistic natural tendency to assume that tomorrow will resemble our positive and negative experiences today, only a little bit different-or maybe extremely so-instead of recognizing that we are in the middle of an unknowably disruptive change.This is a revolution like no other: one that is inconceivably pervasive and profound, terrifying and tantaliz...

Whole brain thinking is evidenced in everyday life through our awareness of surrounding environments. It is expressed through curiosity which compels our interest in how and why natural and man-made things work the way they do, the interconnected relationships between ourselves and others, the patterns and rhythms observed in nature, the spiritual lessons and explorations that motivate higher purposes and values, the inspirations experienced t...

Where can we find a wellspring of inspiration to raise us from our doldrums, rekindle our enthusiasm about everyday events, and encourage us to explore untested possibilities? Maybe we can find it in familiar places: within ideas and examples of people we know that illuminate higher values to aspire to, among simple interests and pleasures that we take for granted and never fully recognize, and connected to unresolved problems that cry out for...

The threat posed to Earth and Earth-orbiting spacecraft by natural space debris (asteroids, comets and meteor streams) is examined in an effort to quantify the threat and identify available, low cost mitigation measures. Our study found that the Earth resides in a swarm of natural debris that consists of at least three families of asteroids (the Apollo, Aten and Amor asteroids), several short-period comets and at least 11 active meteor streams.

Forbes and Newsmax columnist Larry Bell exposes powerful players and agendas behind political-science premised climate alarmism. Written for the layperson by an internationally distinguished expert on space and other extreme environments, he deftly deflates overheated myths and deliberate distortions with cool-headed facts, perceptive analysis and humor.

Features 171 recognized dog breeds and 42 cat breed are included, organized alphabetically, with all information heavily referenced and based on the most recent research. This title deals with the diagnosis and management of breed relates medical conditions of dogs and cats.

Why are each of us here? Is this our first and last time around? If not, what aspects of our true "selves" will follow our present mortal experiences? Such fundamental questions have fascinated philosophers, theologians and scientists over thousands of years. Cosmic Musings author, Professor Larry Bell explores a literal universe of possibilities revealed through his provocative, contemplative and highly readable lifelong tour of diverse teach...

Debunking climate change myths about melting glaciers, suffering polar bears, and rising oceans, among others, this book deflates climate misconceptions with perceptive analysis and scientific data.