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Reginald L. Jensen

Fri, 9 Apr 2010 13:41:19 -0700

Reginald L. Jensen is the author of Thirty-Seven Years Ago My doctor Told Me I had Three Years to Live and Judicial Deception.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Reginald L. Jensen has lived in San Jose, California, since 1986. He and his wife have three daughters. He’s been in the life insurance and securities business for 50 years. He holds Chartered Life Underwriter, Certified Financial PlannerTM, Chartered Financial Consultant, and Certified Senior Advisor designations. Reginald L. Jensen, CLU, ChFC, CFP® is a Registered Investment Adviser and has been in the life insurance business for 54 years. He's worked for small new companies and large companies such as Massachusetts Mutual Life. He has a BS in Economics from San Jose State University.

ABOUT THE BOOKS
Thirty -Seven Years Ago My Doctor Told Me I had Three Years to Live:

At the age of thirty-six, author Reginald Jensen’s doctor told him he only had three years to live. With a family history of heart disease combined with his smoking and drinking habits, Jensen had several obstacles to overcome. Instead of resigning himself to his fate, Jensen took charge of his health, determined to be there for his family.
He took up jogging and weight lifting, lost weight, and became healthy. Instead of relying on doctors to manage his health, Jensen took responsibility for his own body.

It is now forty two years later and Jensen is healthy and vital. He takes you step-by-step through his remarkable journey to health, focusing on the key points needed to achieve wellness. Commitment and discipline are imperative to accomplishing your health goals, as well as proper eating habits, regular exercise, and the development of a positive attitude.

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ISH MAJOR, MD

Thu, 4 Mar 2010 16:48:50 -0800

Ish Major M.D. is the author of  Little White Whys: A Woman's Guide Through the Lies Men Tell and Why

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ish Major, MD, is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who specializes in children and families. He completed his medical school training at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. Major is originally from South Carolina, where he continues to live and practice independently.

ABOUT THE BOOK
A meaningful, fulfilling, lasting, and loving relationship begins with the truth. In this creative, yet honest approach, author I. Major helps women uncover the truth about men. A board certified psychiatrist, Major provides intimate information about what takes place in a male's mind and tells the truth about why men lie. Mixing humor with serious advice, Little White Whys serves as a guide for women navigating the dating world in regard to meeting, getting to know, dating, falling in love, and committing to that special someone. It addresses topics such as:
1. What women should focus on
2. How to handle first dates
3. What questions to ask men
4. What not to fall for
5. How to interpret men's lies

Each chapter concludes with a realistic and functional quiz that analyzes the dating world and provides clues to men's intentions. Little White Whys captures the essence of the difficulties and challenges that plague the dating arena. It will help women decipher men's maneuverings to uncover the truth and to enjoy a loving, lasting relationship.

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Jane Lowrey-Christian

Thu, 2 Jul 2009 20:35:39 -0700

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jane Lowrey-Christian was born in North Missouri during the Great Depression, spending her childhood on a farm during these difficult drought years of the 1930’s. Her first book, Budgie and Sissy’s Adventure, described her fascinating childhood among the many animals and with her devoted family and close friends.

Although Jane was always an avid reader, her desire to be a writer didn’t surface until her five children were grown and had children of their own and those children had children. In other words, Jane began her career as a writer when she was a great-grandmother. Her imaginative new children’s books in the Quackless Duck Series were inspired by a real rubber duck that had a motion sensor that would quack when someone was nearby, but eventually lost that ability with age. Jane gave Quackless a new life with new books that seem to write themselves. She sits at her computer and the stories evolve, always introducing numerous new animal pals that help Quackless overcome challenges. Not only does Jane pen the stories, but she illustrates each and every book. The colors and the drawings are sure to delight young children.

The love for family is deeply expressed in each book that Jane writes. Her great grandchildren are thrilled with the stories and she generously credits her husband, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren with motivating her to happiness.

When Jane is not writing, you’ll find her singing at country music show in North Missouri and Southern Iowa, playing piano, sketching, or just doing what friendly people do–visiting with loved ones. She has also become an accomplished radio guest making monthly appearances on the internationally syndicated radio talk show, Starstyle-Be the Star You Are!

ABOUT THE BOOKS

The Quackless Series of books are a children’s fantasy. You’ll meet Quackless, a little rubber ducky who lives in a bathtub. His human friends love him, but they can’t hear him, but he is happy with his many animal friends. Throughout the series, we follow Quakless on his adventures as he is abandoned by the boy who plays with him, gets washed away in a flood, finds his friends, gets a voice, meets an angel, visits heaven, and rides with Rudolph.

Helias Doundoulakis

Thu, 14 May 2009 14:32:40 -0700

Helias Doundoulakis was born in Canton, Ohio, of Greek immigrant parents, in 1923. At the age of two, he and his family immigrated to Crete, Greece, and there they lived uneventfully until German paratroopers invaded the island in May of 1941. After a two-year involvement with the Cretan resistance and the British SOE, he was evacuated by the SOE to Cairo, Egypt. He enlisted in the United States Army and was recruited into the fledgling American spy service, the OSS. There, as a novice, he was schooled in the SI of the OSS, or Secret Intelligence sector, and became adroit in the use of the wireless and other techniques so that he was sent back to Salonica, Greece, the main disembarkation point for German troop movements. Along with a team comprised of a Greek naval intelligence officer, daily messages were sent to OSS Headquarters in Cairo. With this information, detailed German troop locations were monitored, including maritime activities in the port of Salonica. The author recounts in this book one particular message, which resulted in the bombing of a train loaded with German troops, resulting in the destruction of that train and many lives. At the war’s conclusion, he was decorated by the United States Army and the Greek government.
Upon completion of his duties in the US Army, the author went on to settle in Brooklyn, New York, receiving a Bachelor’s and Master’s in civil engineering. While in his thirty-five years as a professional engineer, he worked on many notable projects which include the Met-Life Building in New York City, the Apollo Space Missions, the F-14 Tomcat fighter-jet, and the Space Shuttle. His crowning achievement is his patent for a radio telescope, used in the design for the largest of its kind at the NAIC Arecibo Observatory, in Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
He lives with his wife of fifty-five years, Rita, in Freeport, Long Island. They have four children, and seven grandchildren.

ABOUT THE BOOK
In I Was Trained To Be A Spy, you’ll find characters with their pain and misfortune, and the wit and courage of those who survived. . . detailed descriptions of spy training at the secret spy school in Cairo. . . witness how a simple, un-assuming youth adapted to each spine-tingling situation, while working under the noses of the Gestapo, and the skillful ways he used to avoid capture. From his escape to Egypt, the training at OSS HQ in Cairo, his mission, and to his final discharge from the US Army. . . I Was Trained to Be a Spy is sure to fascinate all who enjoy adventure and the world of espionage.

“My life was a game that had many interesting faces, had been played dangerously, and luckily enough, the winning way.”
Helias Doundoulakis, I Was Trained To Be A Spy , 2008
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