Monday, September 26, 2005
HEART OF DARKNESS
Heart of Darkness, the classic by Joseph Conrad, is now available for your immediate download. This has been published in a page-turning book by Browzer Books.
Thursday, September 22, 2005
The Red Badge of Courage
The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane has been republished in .exe format by Browzer Books for your immediate downloading pleasure. This looks just like a book, and the pages turn back and forth at your command.
Thursday, September 15, 2005
117 ways to Increase your Web Traffic
117 Ways to Increase your Web Traffic.. Here is a hard-hitting, authoritative book leading to traffic and sales. It is packed full of useful information and specific strategies that will make an expert out of you in a matter of days.
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Print Your Own Money
Artists with words, brush, or photos can make money and feel fulfilled by printing their best work on WEARABLE products. So can tourists and family members.
To read more ABOUT the book, go to
http://www.talewins.com/printon.htm
To download it immediately please RIGHT CLICK on this url
http://www.talewins.com/freebo/printon.pdf
If you have ANY problems, please let me know.
Thank you.
Lin Stone
To read more ABOUT the book, go to
http://www.talewins.com/printon.htm
To download it immediately please RIGHT CLICK on this url
http://www.talewins.com/freebo/printon.pdf
If you have ANY problems, please let me know.
Thank you.
Lin Stone
Friday, September 09, 2005
Treasure Island Available for FREE
Three great novels have been republished as electronic books for your immediate download.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, or Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte which was one of the original gothics, and I believe it is still one of the best gothic novels ever written.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is now available as a page-turning PC book. I am really pleased with the way it has turned out. Remember, it is a 600 page book. If you have a slow connection it might be best to wait until just before going to bed.
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, or Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte which was one of the original gothics, and I believe it is still one of the best gothic novels ever written.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is now available as a page-turning PC book. I am really pleased with the way it has turned out. Remember, it is a 600 page book. If you have a slow connection it might be best to wait until just before going to bed.
Monday, September 05, 2005
Salute The Flag
Did you know our flag is considered a living symbol of the United States? Yet how many proud citizens of our country unwittingly desecrate it, through ignorance. Even public officials have besmirched our flag, without even knowing it. You can help get the true facts out.
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The Almost Complete American Flag Etiquette Book reveals How To Fly The Flag Properly, How tall the staff should be for each size of flag, How to show proper respect for the flag, How Veterans can get a free burial flag, and hundreds of other fascinating details, including a thorough history of the origin and the official changes made to the flag over the past 219 years. Best of all, it is in PDF format so that ANY computer can read the book with FREE Adobe Acrobat.
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Click on the title to download your copy.
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Thank you.
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The Almost Complete American Flag Etiquette Book reveals How To Fly The Flag Properly, How tall the staff should be for each size of flag, How to show proper respect for the flag, How Veterans can get a free burial flag, and hundreds of other fascinating details, including a thorough history of the origin and the official changes made to the flag over the past 219 years. Best of all, it is in PDF format so that ANY computer can read the book with FREE Adobe Acrobat.
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Click on the title to download your copy.
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Thank you.
Saturday, September 03, 2005
FREE Gift For Your Child!
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The immortal classic, THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER as it was written by Mark Twain, has been republished by Browzer Books. It is ready for your immediate download as it is.. and the pages, flip back and forth at your command. Most people love it that way.
Now, I am also making what I call a Side Kick book offer of this famous title. For just $20 I will replace Huckleberry Finn's name with your child's name, throughout the book. Dress your child up as Huckleberry Finn and I'll use the picture you take as part of the book, at no extra charge.
S/he will become the sidekick of Tom Sawyer as s/he reads this classic.
Please download the book first so you can see the quality you will be receiving. Then, Click HERE to order your Side Kick version.
The immortal classic, THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER as it was written by Mark Twain, has been republished by Browzer Books. It is ready for your immediate download as it is.. and the pages, flip back and forth at your command. Most people love it that way.
Now, I am also making what I call a Side Kick book offer of this famous title. For just $20 I will replace Huckleberry Finn's name with your child's name, throughout the book. Dress your child up as Huckleberry Finn and I'll use the picture you take as part of the book, at no extra charge.
S/he will become the sidekick of Tom Sawyer as s/he reads this classic.
Please download the book first so you can see the quality you will be receiving. Then, Click HERE to order your Side Kick version.
FREE Disaster Preparedness Book
If thou art prepared, thou shalt not fear and if you are already Red Cross Certified you can get through the police cordon around a disaster area to search for the rest of your ward family trapped inside.
Most of us are seldom ready for these sudden storms of winter. Yet. it does make sense to prepare a plan of action guarding against disasters as best you can with places of refuge, insurance, fire drills, and emergency kits all ready to use.More important than a plan of action to take when a disaster strikes is a plan of action for dealing with the aftermath.
For example, suppose members of the family are scattered away from home when a disaster surges through. How do they get hold of each other? As the big tornado in Oklahoma taught us, it is easier to call out of state than it is to call next door. The little tornado in Big Fork yesterday proved it again. The McKees had to call Mountain Home Arkansas and ask THEM to call us, even though we were just a few miles down the road from them.
Do you have your essential documents (like birth certificates and renter's insurance papers) in a fireproof and waterproof container, ready to go with you when an emergency happens? The container should be conveniently kept where it is easily grabbed for quick removal.
Perhaps the safest place to store those important documents which must be kept at home is inside your freezer which is already insulated. A good Baggie should keep the other odors out.
If your family has a friend or family member in another state then members in the disaster area can plan to call them in order to learn about each other. Have your youth memorize those numbers.
When disaster does strike,
Food might be unobtainable.
Water might be nonexistent -- or worse.
Medical help might be reduced to what Granny remembers from the good old days.
An emergency kit can tide your family over until outside help can get organized and arrive.
Here are some of the essentials you might want to include in your kit:
A battery powered radio, Flashlight and extra batteries, An instructional manual on Emergency Preparedness, a Fire Extinguisher, water to drink, chlorine bleach, sleeping bags and blankets with pillows if you like that sort of thing, moisture proof matches or butane lighters. Candles are a good source of light and you can cook over them if need be. Have a fresh supply of any daily medications your doctor deems essential to your good health.
Food, for those who want to keep eating until help arrives: Take your choice of tuna, sardines (yuk) corned beef, Spam, K-rations, C-rations, peanut butter, lots of canned juices and the more juice the merrier, raisins, prunes, dried fruits (being sure to eat slowly and consume water heartily) crackers, fruit cocktail, powdered milk, self-rising flour which has been stored more than 24 hours in a freezer to kill those pesky weevil eggs, and any other canned item you love.
How much food should you have in your kit? Put in as much food as you believe you will need for three days, then double it. One family in Oklahoma had a good storm shelter, but were trapped inside it for 5 days because a tree fell against the door.
Don't forget your need for a mechanical can opener.A Swiss Army Knife can provide many tools.
Stress Foods to include: Sugar cookies, sweetened cereals, good old hard candy like stores put on sale after the Christmas season is over.
Stress Busters you can use:
For the children: Coloring book and crayons. A spare Palm Game with extra batteries wouldn’t hurt. A children's song book might save the day.
For adults: books & needlework, cards?
Your SANITATION KIT should consist of a plastic bucket, soap, plastic bags and ties, Toilet paper & paper towels, disinfectant and an improvised toilet seat, feminine hygienic needs, paper cups, plates, plastic utensils, can opener & utility knife, stick deodorant.
That deodorant stick can do wonders at keeping pesky mosquitoes at bay, and doctoring up scratches. Nor is other makeup a luxury in your emergency kit. Lipstick can protect lips, rouge can protect the skin. Fingernail polish can do wonders at keeping fingernails intact. Besides all that, let a woman keep up her good looks and she ready to face any emergency.
Put everything together in one box or package so you will know where it is. Make sure your family knows where to find it if an emergency should ever happen. Many families I know put the whole kit into a rolling trash can, which is conveniently placed where it will only be grabbed in an emergency.
Put a standard first aid kit in the kit at home. Keep another one in your vehicle, along with an extra blanket preferably wool or one of those space blankets, one or more flashlights and batteries. Having reflectors and/or flares wouldn’t hurt a bit. Your first aid kit should consist of a first aid manual or a scout handbook. Aromatic spirits of ammonia and water purification tablets, table salt, baking soda, matches or butane lighter, aspirin, eye drops, safety pins, adhesive or paper tape.
Bandage materials should include Telfa pads 4" X 4" – Triangle bandage 37" X 37" X52". Splint aids can include popsicle sticks, shingles or thin board. If you run out when you need it, use a heavy newspaper and strong string.
Updated information is essential because much of what we learned just a few years ago just ain't so no mo. For example, not so long ago motorists were advised to get under an overpass when tornadoes approach. That haven of safety has proven to be the unsafest place to be hiding. So, seek out the latest information available.
Please note: I was warned against including matches in a first aid kit because of broken gas lines, etc. Well, that is true enough right after disruptive forces of nature have made hash out of your world, and keep the matches and lighters handy in case you are ISOLATED for any indefinite period of time, using them only after the hazard of gas explosions has passed.
A lighter note: You know as well as I do that the one thing you don’t put in your emergency Kit is the very first thing you will need out of it. Plan ahead; put that item right on top!
Be sure to get the complete, free book, DISASTER PLANNING available for immediate download.
Most of us are seldom ready for these sudden storms of winter. Yet. it does make sense to prepare a plan of action guarding against disasters as best you can with places of refuge, insurance, fire drills, and emergency kits all ready to use.More important than a plan of action to take when a disaster strikes is a plan of action for dealing with the aftermath.
For example, suppose members of the family are scattered away from home when a disaster surges through. How do they get hold of each other? As the big tornado in Oklahoma taught us, it is easier to call out of state than it is to call next door. The little tornado in Big Fork yesterday proved it again. The McKees had to call Mountain Home Arkansas and ask THEM to call us, even though we were just a few miles down the road from them.
Do you have your essential documents (like birth certificates and renter's insurance papers) in a fireproof and waterproof container, ready to go with you when an emergency happens? The container should be conveniently kept where it is easily grabbed for quick removal.
Perhaps the safest place to store those important documents which must be kept at home is inside your freezer which is already insulated. A good Baggie should keep the other odors out.
If your family has a friend or family member in another state then members in the disaster area can plan to call them in order to learn about each other. Have your youth memorize those numbers.
When disaster does strike,
Food might be unobtainable.
Water might be nonexistent -- or worse.
Medical help might be reduced to what Granny remembers from the good old days.
An emergency kit can tide your family over until outside help can get organized and arrive.
Here are some of the essentials you might want to include in your kit:
A battery powered radio, Flashlight and extra batteries, An instructional manual on Emergency Preparedness, a Fire Extinguisher, water to drink, chlorine bleach, sleeping bags and blankets with pillows if you like that sort of thing, moisture proof matches or butane lighters. Candles are a good source of light and you can cook over them if need be. Have a fresh supply of any daily medications your doctor deems essential to your good health.
Food, for those who want to keep eating until help arrives: Take your choice of tuna, sardines (yuk) corned beef, Spam, K-rations, C-rations, peanut butter, lots of canned juices and the more juice the merrier, raisins, prunes, dried fruits (being sure to eat slowly and consume water heartily) crackers, fruit cocktail, powdered milk, self-rising flour which has been stored more than 24 hours in a freezer to kill those pesky weevil eggs, and any other canned item you love.
How much food should you have in your kit? Put in as much food as you believe you will need for three days, then double it. One family in Oklahoma had a good storm shelter, but were trapped inside it for 5 days because a tree fell against the door.
Don't forget your need for a mechanical can opener.A Swiss Army Knife can provide many tools.
Stress Foods to include: Sugar cookies, sweetened cereals, good old hard candy like stores put on sale after the Christmas season is over.
Stress Busters you can use:
For the children: Coloring book and crayons. A spare Palm Game with extra batteries wouldn’t hurt. A children's song book might save the day.
For adults: books & needlework, cards?
Your SANITATION KIT should consist of a plastic bucket, soap, plastic bags and ties, Toilet paper & paper towels, disinfectant and an improvised toilet seat, feminine hygienic needs, paper cups, plates, plastic utensils, can opener & utility knife, stick deodorant.
That deodorant stick can do wonders at keeping pesky mosquitoes at bay, and doctoring up scratches. Nor is other makeup a luxury in your emergency kit. Lipstick can protect lips, rouge can protect the skin. Fingernail polish can do wonders at keeping fingernails intact. Besides all that, let a woman keep up her good looks and she ready to face any emergency.
Put everything together in one box or package so you will know where it is. Make sure your family knows where to find it if an emergency should ever happen. Many families I know put the whole kit into a rolling trash can, which is conveniently placed where it will only be grabbed in an emergency.
Put a standard first aid kit in the kit at home. Keep another one in your vehicle, along with an extra blanket preferably wool or one of those space blankets, one or more flashlights and batteries. Having reflectors and/or flares wouldn’t hurt a bit. Your first aid kit should consist of a first aid manual or a scout handbook. Aromatic spirits of ammonia and water purification tablets, table salt, baking soda, matches or butane lighter, aspirin, eye drops, safety pins, adhesive or paper tape.
Bandage materials should include Telfa pads 4" X 4" – Triangle bandage 37" X 37" X52". Splint aids can include popsicle sticks, shingles or thin board. If you run out when you need it, use a heavy newspaper and strong string.
Updated information is essential because much of what we learned just a few years ago just ain't so no mo. For example, not so long ago motorists were advised to get under an overpass when tornadoes approach. That haven of safety has proven to be the unsafest place to be hiding. So, seek out the latest information available.
Please note: I was warned against including matches in a first aid kit because of broken gas lines, etc. Well, that is true enough right after disruptive forces of nature have made hash out of your world, and keep the matches and lighters handy in case you are ISOLATED for any indefinite period of time, using them only after the hazard of gas explosions has passed.
A lighter note: You know as well as I do that the one thing you don’t put in your emergency Kit is the very first thing you will need out of it. Plan ahead; put that item right on top!
Be sure to get the complete, free book, DISASTER PLANNING available for immediate download.
Last of the Great Scouts
The Life Story of
Col. William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill
Even in his own lifetime it was said of Buffalo Bill: "He can scarcely be said to have had a childhood, so early was he thrust among the rough scenes of frontier life, therein to play a man's part at an age when most boys think of nothing more than marbles and tops.
He enlisted in the Union army before he was of age, and did his share in upholding the flag during the Civil War as ably as many a veteran of forty, and since then he has remained, for the most part, in his country's service, always ready to go to the front in any time of danger.
He has achieved distinction in many and various ways. He is president of the largest irrigation enterprise in the world, president of a colonization company, of a town-site company, and of two transportation companies. He is the foremost scout and champion buffalo-hunter of America, one of the crack shots of the world, and its greatest popular entertainer. He is broad-minded and progressive in his views, inheriting from both father and mother a hatred of oppression in any form."
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