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For the first five decades of her life, Dollywore her inferiority complex like a secondskin. It was so much a part of her that shedidnt even know it was there. Possibly nobodyelse did either.At the age of four she was told, by her birthMother, big girls dont cry. So from that timeon she didnt!! Except when she absolutelycouldnt help it and then she would go awayon her own so that she wouldnt be a nuisanceor make anyone cross with her. It was the agewhen children were seen but not heard.Just before her eighth birthday her Father left without saying Goodbye andthis resulted in her Mother having to put Dolly and her little sister into fostercare. There were three homes, the first was only temporary whilst a permanentone was found. The second was not a happy experience for Dolly but the thirdwas just magic. She felt so lucky to be a part of Mums family.In decade number six there were many changes in Dollys life, she walked awayfrom a thirty year marriage and set up home on her own, not an easy thingto do. Many new friends came into her life and between them they managedto teach her how to value herself. It took a lot of patience and persistence butgradually the healing took hold and is still continuing today. By helping othersshe found that she was helping herself too, magic.

"Need a holiday? Fit for a place in the sun? A Mystical Journey can give you all that! Yes, literally. But there is more to it, much more If you are ready to embark on an unforgettable voyage, if you are ready to find your very own true paradise, you wont want to miss this exquisite treasure quest."My name is Samantha Jackson. My friends call me Sam. Tomorrow morning, my crew and I will board the "Eagle" for yet another venturesome journey. Paradise islands, mystical places and secret beaches are awaiting us - but so are unforeseeable encounters with the realm of magic and miracles. Are you ready to join us? Meet me at the peer right after sunrise and let the adventure begin!

A synopsis of David Johns MERGER''. When Thomas Cork a devout Catholic dies, his advertising agency is inherited by his grandson Sean a 28 year old graduate from University who puts sport and business before girls. Following the demise of his grandfather Sean enters into a merger with Jewish entrepreneur George Wilcox the father of his platonic girlfriend Sadie who he has been in a friendship with him for three years. Despite trying not to be involved with females he finds himself propositioned by three girls in the space of a few days. First it is by the long legged black beauty Mandy Price, an artist. The following day it is by physiotherapist Terri Mason. Two days later he is caught in the web of his best pal''s girlfriend, Debbie Greenwood. Whilst playing in a cup Final Sean is knocked out, but later recovers. In the bar, his drink of orange squash is doctored and he loses consciousness. Sadie drives him home and removes his clothes before putting him to bed. Not realizing he is in the bathroom she walks in and sees him naked for the first time. Stephen Talbot ends his relationship with Debbie Greenwood when he meets stunning hitchhiker Karen Steele. He persuades his father to employ her. Kevin, Stephen''s younger brother starts a relationship with Sean''s sister Iris. Early in their relationship she goes with him on a business assignment to a country club. Neither of them are aware, it is a nudist retreat. Sean introduces Debbie to his older brother Neil, a family doctor. She asks him to take her to a Charity fashion show where she is a model. The vicar has a nasty accident. A man in the audience offers a 1,000 to any model who would take off their bikini on stage. The following day Neil drives Debbie over to her parents house on Sunday after spending most of the night talking. Within a week Sean and Debbie have indicated their feelings for each other and share another night of passion. Neil is under the impression he is still going out with Debbie. Sean is a member of the Edgewarebury joggers club and helps to organise a camping trip. Neil is called out to an emergency when a young couple get stuck together whilst making love. Sean''s and Stephen give chase when a car is stolen. They catch the thief who turns out to be a schoolboy and his young girlfriend. Sadie hopes that the forthcoming assignment overseas with Sean will take their relationship beyond the platonic stage. Zelda Whitways, is accused of murdering her former boyfriend solicitor Aubrey Cruxton. She is subjected to a harrowing experience at the police station. The charges are eventually dropped partly due to the intervention of her new boyfriend, Mark Morton. Sean''s mother invites Iris, Kevin, Sean, Sadie, Neil and Debbie to come to Bournemouth to meet her new boyfriend, Rupert, an American author. Illness prevents Sadie from going, and a medical emergency delays Neil. Sadie''s brother, Andrew a journalist returns from Israel and moves into a flat owned by Mandy. She ends her relationship with her boyfriend when she finds out he is gay, and moves back to her flat. Sadie is almost raped by a friend of her cousin. Her brother and Sean take this rapist out to a nearby country park and give him a good hiding. Later he is struck by a car and killed. His body is thrown into the lake. Suspicion falls on Sean and Andrew. However a cheating wife and her lover are charged with the offence. A bomb is planted on Mark''s yacht. Fortunately Zelda and himself have just left the yacht in a dingy heading for a small deserted island, when the explosive device goes off and wrecks the yacht. They are reported missing, believed dead. The day after the explosion, a married couple in a small boat see their smoke signal coming from the island, and rescue them. An American couple who were filming in the yacht marina, obtained a video of the terrorists who planted the bomb. Karen Steele goes to see her friend in a house where she used to liv

A wolf is trapped in a tree for wrongdoing, by the Great God Pan. He can only free himself by helping others. He waits for many years, then the tree is felled, and used to make new floorboards to refurbish a cottage in a wood. After which Wolf is able to come to life and help people.A young boy and his little sister, part of a family who rent the cottage, are first to see Wolf. His first helpful action is to save the little girl from danger. Later, he takes the boy on adventures to the past where they help a sweep boy; a herbalist and her daughter; a wood mouse and her family and an old lady who is ill. The story ends happily, with a very lucky find - and everyone lives happily ever after!

Thinking about the recent discoveries about genetics, I wondered what it might be like if governments decided to control how long we should live. The aspect I chose is about increasing our lifespan (but I know there is another side to this which is rather more sinister!)My story is set in the future, where Gene Control apparently sets the ground rules in every country and civilisation in most areas is confined to huge domes with artificial weather systems. Health both physical and mental is dealt with by the Government of each civilisation if necessary by altering peoples genes. Should anything go wrong with genetic interference, it is not unusual for people to disappear. There are rebels, who hate being controlled. Some have escaped to Outside, where plants grow uncontrolled and which is thought to be lawless, backward and uncivilised. However, a majority of residents love the controlled weather system, which never interferes with pleasurable activities (it rains only at night!); has a moon, sun and stars which appear to revolve around the system, a crop-growing facility and farming including horses, cows, poultry, orchards etc.People can live as long as they like for hundreds of years if desired and children can stay as children for as long as they (and their parents) wish. There are robots for servants; there is an education system and hospitals etc., etc. everything you could wish for! However, not everyone is happy with the situation the children in particular. The story is about one family in particular, Katie and Ian Stone, their children, Michael and Sarah and their experiences in (and out of) Gene Control.

Duncy is a West Indian saga created by its own manifestations. This dramatic and disturbing story is common and causes hurt and emotional turmoil. The story goes back into the very late 1950s a one sided love, a moment of lust. Why cant a mother love her child? Why cant the choice of love be easier than the forces of indulgencies? Melda a beautiful young lady got caught up in such dilemma. This unfortunate situation was to cause unhappiness and evil friction towards the innocent child. How did this child survive from one illness to the another; and from physical and mental abuse? From a small island called St. Vincent to the mother country of England, a friendship has been built on sad issues with a Caucasian lady. Read this book Duncy and let it reveal to you similar stories that may echo your thoughts.

Time scale: Just before mobile phones came into general use. Husband leaves wife and children, who, unable to afford life in the city move to the country for peace and quiet and to build a new life away from unhappy memories. Catherine Blackwoods daughter, 12year old Susie, is attacked and raped whilst playing truant. The story covers Susies hospitalization and recovery from her injuries and her abduction whilst on holiday in Blackpool with her grandparents. The arrest of an innocent man, who has met Catherine, Susie and her twin brothers at the hospital whilst visiting his sick wife and finally the apprehension of the guilty party and the return to normal existence and happiness of the people whose lives have been disrupted.

The idea of this book has been born in my mind. It came from the desire to express and introduce the difficulties and the sacrifices I went through in my life, as an emigrant- an outsider, in a new and very harsh country. In this book I will attempt to describe my life and perhaps some customs of the Sicilian Society in those days and the gradual evolution in terms of inventions and social change I witness from the beginning of the Twentieth Century. It was a challenge to express myself in writing since English is not my first language. I had to learn not only a new language to get to this point but also I had to teach myself how to use a computer. Consequently at my age a lot of things get slower including the memory and that too was a challenge, yet it has always been my motto that nothing is impossible. Please excuse me for the jargons I use and redundancy of idea or constantly repeating myself in the course of writing this book since the level of my education is basic elementary instruction and might not allow me to space properly the language. I cannot over emphasized that the fact that as a young Sicilian age 21 graveling a living trying to survive in a world with a cultural and linguistic baggage that delineate me and left me lonely and cold in a very frigid society. Yet the wish to disclose my autobiography has been such that it exceeded these pronounce difficulties. I augur you a good reading and a good travel.

In this book you are provided with four main keys that can be use to open the door of the success you seek. At the time of global economy down turn, you need a key that can unlock the door to you financial success and permanently lock the door to any habits of failure in all areas of your life. These keys have been use before by all successful people both past and present and the key shall also work for you now and in the future. You are provided with the following secrete:***Tips on how you can stay afloat financially, when others are talking about financial meltdown******Tips on how you can make your marriage successful and peaceful*** ***Secrets of how you can be a champion, and be completely successful in your academic and business career***Your success is about you, says Roberts, Regardless of race, color, family background, or location, these keys will surely work for anyone.

Why cant I have a dog? Emma says for the twentieth time. Her father explains that dogs arent allowed where they live. Then, one wonderful day, Emma finds Scruffy a hungry shaggy, little dog that belongs to nobody she is determined to keep Scruffy and somehow shes going to do it!

This book is about the illness diary of a person who survived three conditions at the same time which were life threatening. It includes information about the news when it was received, how it was taken by the author, how she reacted, and her coping strategies. It finally includes the signs, symptoms and treatments of the diseases. This is an excellent book containing all information about the three illnesses survived by a patient at the same time.

Five women from different walks of life are members of a Hampshire squash club. Over a period of time they become close friends and meet once a month for lunch. On the surface they seem to have perfect lives, but when tragedy and betrayal strike, their vulnerabilities are exposed. Will they rally round to support one another, or will their differences drive them apart?Belinda Musgrove, high flying divorce lawyer, is captain of the squash team. Her long search for love seems to be getting nowhere until someone special makes her think she still has a chance. But is she brave enough to make her feelings known? For Sophie London, mourning the sudden death of her parents, a chance encounter in a restaurant turns her life upside down. At last she finds the happiness she so desperately craves. When family responsibilities draw her back to Jamaica, will she be forced to choose between her family and Mr Perfect? For rich, spoilt Polly Gordon, boredom leads to a disastrous marriage. She wants out, and she gets her wish, but in the worst imaginable way. Though her marriage is over, her father-in-law is determined to make her life a living hell. Clarissa Duncan, owner of an organic smallholding, is content with her life. Then her artist partner, Ted, finds unexpected success, and everything changes. Life will never be the same again. When Emily Ropers boyfriend, Jack, is tragically killed, a totally unexpected discovery threatens to rupture her fragile hold on her life. Throughout it all, the women are there to support one another; at the end of the season their lives have changed in ways they could never have predicted.

This is a husbandand wife team whoboth enjoy writingin rhyme. A retired couplewho moved to Cornwallfifteen years ago, they metmany new friends on theirkaraoke weekends. Over theyears Norman has mergedfrom a musical background to writing childrens rhyming stories. Hisin-between years were centred on becoming a successful song writer. Hehas always enjoyed writing from the early age of eleven, where his rhymingstorys were rewarded and displayed on the classroom wall. But in the1960s after an unsuccessful period with several bands he met his wife tobe Julie in London; then he wished only to develop their relationship andsettle down. They moved to Manchester/Salford where he was originallyfrom. Both shared interests in singing and writing in rhyme, but it wasntuntil they moved to Cornwall that they both joined a poetry groupfrom where they decided to start their joint venture and get a bookpublished. Julie came from Vauxhall in London and used to bunkoff school at every opportunity, she rues her missed days at schoolleaving without the know how to create a comprehensive composition.That all changed when she met Norman. Together he would explainthe art of spelling and composition and as her confidence grew sheblossomed. She tells about her life with friends and family, her pets;and her religious beliefs. These are the building blocks on which shehas found her joy for creative writing.

My name is Annie and this is my third attempt Oh dear actually I think it is my fifth attempt to write my story, The first one I gave to my friend Beth who teaches English so I knew she would be able to put all of my literary mistakes right. Beth then put my story onto a disc I asked her what she thought of it? Beth said it made her cry but it needed more detail on the caricatures and it was not to bad for a first attempt.

Leif Mills was educated at Balliol College, Oxford. He served as a trade union offi cial with the Banking, Insurance & Finance Union (formerly the National Union of Bank Employees) for thirty six years. For thirteen years he served on the TUC General Council, becoming TUC President 1994 - 95. He was also a member of the Monopolies & Mergers Commission for nine years and the Armed Forces Pay Review Body for seven years. From 1998 to 2005 he was Chairman of the Covent Garden Market Authority.

If you can actually count your money, you are notreally a rich man.John Paul Getty Art collector and oil billionaire. It is a tragedy that most people in life work twice as harder as the Rich and Wealthy...why the disparity?This book is about getting rich and not apologising about it. You owe it to yourself and humanityto live the best life not just getting by. Discover the many misconceptions about wealth and richesthat could actually be preventing you from the kind of life you dream about.Change the way you think and youll change the size of your pocketbook. The good news isthat you are a book away from discovering what is already made available to you. In this nononsensical book youll discover: The Ladder of perpetual success How dreamers shape the world Why confi dence will propel you to greater heights Why positive things happen to positive people How to tap into your subconscious reservoir The great leaders synergy How to deal with the eight cardinal success blockers Why character and not appearance is everything...and much moreThis book is not like any other you ever read. If you honestly want to become wealthy and filthy rich, then this book - SAY $ TO A BILLIONaires mindSET will show you how and its abouttime you got WEALTHY and RICH.

Single mum of two girls, Ailidh Morrison is a passionate example of West Coast Womanhood. Born in 1974 she has spent most of her itinerant life on and around the West Coast of Scotland, finally settling in 2008 on the Isle of Eigg. Her poetry is driven by an elemental wildness that strives to combine the archetypal with the everyday. Sometimes playful sometimes melancholic, Ailidhs poetry provides a bridge between the knowledge and the experience of personal relationships and the souls reaction.She draws through her words an eloquent and moving play of human emotion; liberally allowing the natural and sexual nature of her own personality to illustrate and evoke the mystery of the human condition. Larger than life and a lover of life, her poetry is a conduit to sharing and facilitates an inclusive way of being; both with the Self and with others.Curly black haired and hazel eyed, she has a tendency to enjoy herself and lives to the absolute maximum, searching out new experiences and challenges. She also makes exceptional soup.

Furious that his son has joined the Roundheads, a Royalist father bequeaths his estate to his daughter, Ann Faraday, decreeing that only girls bearing that name may inherit.Down the years these women of his bloodline, or adopted and renamed, have kept diaries detailing their life-styles and current affairs and a 21st century Ann becomes aware of the parallels there are between their lives and her own, a mixture of happiness and sorrow.Through her own daughters eyes she sees beyond her family and estate into a vibrant, exciting world.

A small girls reaction to the arrival of a baby brother is assumed to be sibling jealousy. No-one is aware that her mother, Susan, has concealed the fact that her own family history contains sinister genes.Gemmas attempts at getting rid of her brother have unexpected results, but as Leo becomes aware of the threat he learns how to evade it.Puberty brings the voices urging Gemma to remove those who threaten her superiority and the Box Day tsunami in Sri Lanka provided her with an excellent opportunity to continue weaving her plots, often with surprising results.

Part I asks: Is evolving Nature all there is self-generated, self-sustaining, self-contained? Are human beings, as the topmost outgrowth of Nature, responsible to none other but themselves? That is the stance of naturalist and atheist Richard Dawkins. Or is evolving reality derived from, and dependent on, a transcendent Source and Destiny, to whom humans are accountable and whose benevolence reaches out to humans as persons because humans are persons? That is the conviction of the Christian faith. Part II shows that Dawkins interpretation of religion is deficient even in evolutionary terms and lacks the objectivity and impartiality of genuine science.

Thomas lies on his side in feline repose. His head is supported on my yesterday''s sweater and he gives the slightest suggested of a snore. His magnificent black coat has its winter thickness and his white socks and jabot form the outposts of his deeply fluffy white tummy, bulging slightly between his neat paws.Thomas is not a thin cat. Thomas is also not a shy cat.In fact, Thomas has got the world (well HIS world) by the throat and is able to while away the obliging hours in easy relaxation. He has, as far as I can tell, not a care in the world.When I reach out to stroke him lightly, without opening his eyes, he stretches back and paws and then forms into a slightly rounder shape to continue his nap. The only acknowledgement of my humble service is a little purr.This book is his. I suspect him to be truly wise, and from time to time discover his huge amber eyes gazing consideringly at me, every line of his furry self expressing his surprise at the incomparable stupidity of the human race. I''ll let him tell it.

This novel is about a character whose disillusionment begins soon after he arrives into contemporary culture and finds it almost impossible to cope. He is at odds with a dark uninviting City in which he lives and his work which he does in the Tower. The Tower is my synonym for all that he believes controls society and politics. Throughout, he falls back to compare his life to the life he remembers as a child. Most of them are memories of childhood adventures full of warmth and longing but he also remembers difficult times with his father. As he ages he begins to dream of a return to the past but eventually accepts that there is no going back. There is no escape for him as he has become far too deeply meshed into the City and the Tower.

It is a story of unresolved struggle and internal conflict and a journey that poses questions, each one throwing up far too many answers to do anything other than to confuse. There is a great deal of anger at historical injustices perpetrated around the world, all of which has been sanitized by modern historical writing. His life ends in failure but that is what he always expected. It is also an intense love story and his love for a woman with whom he had an affair for only 24 weeks. Its failure haunts him throughout his life and he becomes quite unable ever to love again. His frustration leads him into several unrewarding sexual encounters, real and imagined, some with graphic scenes and some that mean nothing at all. Behind all this is a character I have named the Custodian. He is a mentor and his conscience, often by his side, critical and unforgiving but I never make it clear if he is a real person.

In essence it is an analysis of internal conflict of a man who ultimately realizes he has failed at everything, having struggled throughout to stop himself from tearing apart. It is unusual in literary style combing a touch of poetry within prose. It is haunting in the sense that it a mix of past and present, always simmering in a cauldron of confusion.

Sepulchral in silencethis tranquil homein which I turnfrom side to sideend to end. No challenge to my thoughtsor voices with demandsno calls upon my loveor pilfering of my timeNo hunger I feedor thirst I meet, through these rooms I walklips unspeakingeyes unsmilinganswered in fullmy call to be free.

SYNOPSISCHRISTMAS TALES are a variety of short stories, with a Christmas theme, for those who enjoy a short read as opposed to a full length novel and is suitable for all ages from one to ninety two (as in MEL TORMES song.) Jinty the Chuffer would appeal to model Railway enthusiasts.Nelly Dean to those interested in wild birdsCarriers and Carrier Bags for those who horde items in black or plastic carrier bags.Tenpence might well appeal to the many who are concerned about the homeless.Come all ye Monstrous and Triumphant this is written for those avid readers of the old horror stories and watchers of horror films.O Peaceful England this story is for musicians and music lovers.Mea Culpa those with a mischievous bent might be tempted to read this.Wotherwaffle hard-workers, who recognise the work shy in society, might enjoy this.

Raw Emotions, the book, words are expressed in its truest state. It doesnt dilute the realities as they appear. Instead, it opens up to a rhythm, a beat, that though sad some of the experiences might be, emotion expressed without any form of pretense will help to inspire or motivate one to a higher level of thought. The book covers a spiritual realm, societal, and personal. You will laugh, you will cry, yes, you will be saddened at times but at the end of that verse you will simply learn to appreciate the power of words in context. Raw Emotions is as it is; its title portrays nothing that is sugar coated.The author hopes that the content of this book will open up a conversation, be it with a stranger, a friend, or a relative. This book will have readers laughing at, The Internet crying at The Flowers That Didnt Bloom, wanting to become like; His Name was Job, looking at the mentally challenged in a different way as one reads: They Say Im Mad. Having pity on those we call bosses when we read Sour Power and for women to reach out and demand the respect they deserve and to applaud the men who do give this respect after reading The Antique Man and those who have never had a Flat Bridge experience, desiring to do so. For the precious moments spent in childhood innocence with a friend who you chose to Remember in a most special way. The collection of literary pieces the author hopes will be widely appreciated by all. She hopes that her writing will be a voice to the voiceless.

A Part Synopsis of Pacific Odyssey LaneThe book is something of a Travelogue with a deal of Adventure thrown in. It is also a multi-faceted Love Story. The setting is in the Far East Singapore, Borneo and New Guinea (or more properly today Irian Barat) and briefly in Papua. The period is around 1970 to 1980ish although this is a moveable feast according to the readers preference.The plot concerns Lane Martin, a pretty young English girl, and her husband Paul, an electronics wizard based in the Singapore offices of the British Electronics Corporation, a wholly fictitious business concern. The two are about to embark upon a lengthy holiday aboard the cruise liner Pacific Explorer.There is a lot of eating and drinking of good food, fine wines and - iron rations (!) scattered throughout the story, commencing with the famous Raffles Hotel in Singapore. Paul is an experienced pilot and owns his own Cessna 172, 4-seater aeroplane in which they fly, via Kuching, to join ship in Banjarmasin. Pilots will hopefully fly with them, whereas non-pilots will have an insight into the marvels of aviation and, who knows, some may take up the past-time?Those who have no experience of Maritime voyaging may well enjoy the luxuries of life aboard the Pacific Explorer, perhaps even those who do have the experience might find, somehow, a kinship with the passengers. If you have been crew you will know what it costs to provide both former and latter with the pampering entailed.However, our passengers are clearly enjoying the amenities of the ship and the wonderful ports they visit. Sadly, even the best must bow to the likes of a short, swarthy man of middle-eastern appearance.I wont spoil the fun. Suffice it to say our intrepids, Lane and Paul, find themselves, quite suddenly, in a different sort of boat. Now they must learn the art of survival under extremes of conditions. Lane has lost her sight, how is in the story! And this is where the excitement really begins.....

At the heart of this book is the notion of reflexive practice as a meta-cognitive self-reflexive learning style for personal and professional development. Reflexive practice is covered in a multidimensional way. It is examined as part of the personal development of a student, as personal development of the educator and as a thinking style of the individual in the agency-structure dialectic of the global post-modern human condition, and the place of early childhood education, if not education per sae within that international contextual framework. In addition, reflexive practice is examined as a phenomenon in itself, as a behaviour emergent of biology; Piagetian genetic epistemology within the psychophysical-social context of the Marxian-Vygotskian historical materialist dialectic. It takes an interactionist stance, that is, the view that ontogenetic development is an outcome of nature and nurture. Thus its discourse is mainly psychological with input from other disciplines where there is overlap of concepts or concerns with theoretical insights. Its historical roots start from the enlightenment philosophy through to postmodern philosophy culminating into psychophysics. The philosophy of methodology for example of reflexive practice is examined from the critical theory of Marx and the use of dialectics manifest within post-modernity as the reflexive turn. Both Schns notion of reflexive practice as a critical conversation with the situation used in education and by psychologists within social work and counselling are examined. The neuropsychology of reflexive practice is also examined, and theorised as the psychophysics of brain-mind. The psychophysics of brain-mind is in addition examined in the way it connects to learning style discourses such as the visual, auditory and kinaesthetic modalities the brain exuberates. These learning styles coalesce within the active learning approach, the Marxian-Vygotskian method of learning. A secondary thread that runs through the chapters is the notion of dialectic. The individual identity is woven with the richness senses bring; and values that emotions weave, with the evolving world, as the agency-structure dialectic of development continues its journey. Thus, reflexive practice as a cycle of learning that converts into development and that is the basis for the development of identity: the ontogenetic development of the individual is examined on several plains. For example, what is the childs site of negotiation within the everyday postmodern world; or the students site of negotiation within this rich construal of discourses and how are the professional and personal juxtaposed; compromised and/or resolved? Reflexive practice as a critique of practice and search for truths within ones social context is catalyst for agency and truth of ones real place within the human condition to bring about emancipation. Identity formation as a social psychological phenomenon is political as well as cultural, and geographically located. In terms of polity, does parliament stand as guardian to practices within education and social welfare, or, is it but one influence inside the elaborate arena of negotiation? In the present economic climate as western societies embrace their margins; the bounded nations and othernesss; twinned sites of local, and local with global changes, of emergencies, bubble up in a glowing spectra; the UK is but one physicality of many as all that is solid melts into air (Marx, Economic, 1890). The final encounter may well be one of total eclipse or a unified glorification as global capitalism struggles for its feet, hovering beneath its own carriage on a blanket of air without the support of the industrial base. Money - paper alone - will not support the march of capitalist accumulation. As inflation rises and gross national product falls, mindful of the fact that debit accounts are debt in the guise of growth without anything but words on paper to support them