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Preserving Your Legacy Real stories about real people. Read about their adventures, disappointments, triumphs, and how they may have contributed to the history of mankind. Artists have been invited to share their stories, as told, through their artwork. In preserving their legacy, they are able to share their experiences with you.Now available for purchase - Passing on the Spirit and Winston Churchill's Bodyguard. Click on title to go to Webstore to purchase books or see banner ad for specific book and click on ad.Passing
on the Spirit, Celebrating Eccentric Mentors Bill
has always had an eye out for exceptional characters. "In the present
moment," he says, "when the center cannot hold, we need to look
to the fringes - to rebels, curmudgeons, saints and eccentrics - for wisdom
and inspiration." In Passing on the Spirit, Bill recounts
his experience with "spiritual ancestors" who provide the key
to a hopeful future. Winston Churchill's Bodyguard, The Teheran Conference 1943 by Danny Mander This MultiMedia story debuted on Veterans Day 11/11/2002. This story is meant to be read and enjoyed on your computer. Composer Gary Thomas has created 4 musical arrangements to set the mood for certain sections of the story. Videographer Kym Hoffschildt, Audio Engineer Gopher Gold, Photojournalist A. Dennis Gaxiola and Graphic Artist Janet Martinez and a host of publishing professionals have contributed to the telling of this story. This first edition is destined to become a collector's item. Danny Mander recounts the events of World War II as he experienced them; The Battle of Britain, life on the Western Desert and The Teheran Conference. As Winston Churchill's Bodyguard, he had direct access to Winston Churchill and as part of his duties lifted Franklin D. Roosevelt from his limosine and into his wheelchair. He saved the life of General Voroshilov, the hero of the Battle of Stalingrad Russia and he helps unravel the mystery of the dropped sword presented to Josef Stalin by Winston Churchill. Seafaring, by Frank Adamson This
MultiMedia story debuted on Veterans Day 11/11/2002. This story is meant
to be read and enjoyed on your computer. Composer Diane Cash created the
musical arrangement as the theme song for this story. Diane also composed
the theme song for Alice titled "Loves Taken Me By Surprise."
Iowa is far from either of the great oceans that wash the Eastern and Western shores of the Americas. Neither the sounds nor the scents of the sea drift so far inland. Only written words and pictures in books were available to fuel the dreams of Frank Adamson, the young Quaker farm boy whose yearning to see the ocean prompted him to seek a summer of seafaring following his freshman year in college which began in September 1939 just after France and England had declared war on Germany when Hitler ignored their ultimatum to cease and desist. It was June of 1940 when Frank Adamson left Iowa for New York. Although Hitler's armies were sweeping through France in hot pursuit of French and British forces seeking evacuation from the French beaches of Dunkirk, what was happening in Europe was only vaguely known in the American hinterland. That it could radically affect the summer job plans of a 19 year old college student was unsuspected. That a summer of seafaring would extend for 6 years and two full circumnavigations of the globe was far beyond his wildest imagination, as were the critical events of World War II that he witnessed and was a part of, that shaped the direction of his life thereafter.
Photojournalist
A. Dennis Gaxiola, expert in his field, has consented to exhibit a collection
of his photographs entitled "Latino Role Models", exclusively for MMPublishing.
A biography for each photograph has been written by Richard Martinez.
Mr. Martinez has graciously allowed MMPublishing to display a biography,
in both English and Spanish, for each photograph in the exhibit. Exhibit
courtesy of MMPublishing, available now, in the Galeria under Photojournalists.
The Adrian Lopez story is published for the first time in spanish (Español). A 2001 high school graduate dreamed of attending Princeton University (recently named the top University in the country). Many told him not to waste his time, it would be impossible for him to be considered. In honor of his Spanish speaking parents MMPublishing is very proud to present the Adrian Lopez Story in Spanish, available NOW in the Press Room under Entrevistas-Español. Eugene Longoria, a middle school teacher in Arizona, reveals his secrets for "Getting kids excited about writing." He recounts his own memories of his childhood and weaves them into his classroom discussions creating a unique and interesting teaching style. Available now in the Press Room under Interviews-English. Alice, a real life story by Kathlyn Klindt and presented to you courtesy of MMPublishing as a multimedia publication. Alice is a touching story about two women an aunt and a niece, who touch each other's life through letters. Each impacted the other's life- one while she was growing up and one while she was growing old. Available NOW in the Press Room under MultiMedia-Stories. Integrities, published quarterly since 1990. Prior to the launch of Integrities Online, it will make its EPublishing debut as a multimedia publication in the Press Room under MultiMedia-Other. Human rights issues, as they affect our freedom and that of people around the world, are openly discussed in this scholarly forum moderated by Bill Cane, Ph.D. Education in America is always a hot topic of debate. Now this debate includes the inability of computers, in the classroom, to make a significant difference in learning as reflected by test scores. Frederick Bennett, Ph.D. says that computers are being used incorrectly and describes his solution in his book titled Computers as Tutors, Solving the Crisis in Education. Read the review of this fascinating and insightful book. Now available in Reviews under Book Reviews.
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