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Racing With the Wind is a memoir about old cars and racing. But it's more than that - it's a story about growing up, our connection to cars, our fascination with speed, excitement and taking things to the limit -sometimes finding ourselves on the brink of death. The book is also about learning to handle the highs and lows of life with an "Attitude Is Everything" mindset.The story begins in Northeastern Pennsylvania in the late 1950s with a 193...

Flying Upside Down means, literally, flying a plane upside down aerobatically. It also means turning fear upside down by engaging and controlling it rather than succumbing to it and letting it control your life. As a kid, the author wanted to fly. But a terrible accident made him deathly afraid of heights, so much so that he couldn't even ride in an elevator, let alone fly in a plane. Later in life, he overcame this dysfunctional mindset by tu...

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Hall (tourism, U. of Otago, New Zealand) introduces 16 chapters addressing how post-9/11 security concerns have effected tourism in both psychological and practical terms. Contributors discuss their research on risk perception and such crisis response models as the Australian government's Tourism Di

THE UNSUNG HEROES OF VIETNAM: THE FEW, THE PROUD &hellip, THE TRUCKERS This is the story of Zeke Hammond, a baby boomer, who joined the Marine Corps and drove a 26-wheeler in the DaNang area and on convoys into "Indian Country" where danger lurked around every corner. Truck drivers in Vietnam, regardless of their branch of service, were the unsung heroes of the war. They risked life and limb in support of American and allied operations again...