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Exploring the evolution of hockey, this book delves into the changes the sport has undergone while honoring the timeless elements that fans cherish. Written by John Shannon, a veteran broadcaster and executive producer of Hockey Night in Canada, it offers insights into the game's history and its cultural significance. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Shannon celebrates the enduring passion for hockey and the community it fosters among fans.

Featuring 50 jokes and quotations, this collection showcases the humor of Johnny Shannon, a resident of an assisted living facility in Minnesota. Despite facing numerous health challenges since birth, he maintains a positive outlook through his witty observations and comedic insights. His unique sense of humor not only brings joy to those around him but also offers a fresh perspective on life's challenges, making readers laugh and ponder at the same time.

Focusing on the critique of Keynesian economics, this book argues that the prevailing economic philosophy has led to detrimental effects on American society and beyond. It explores how this dominant school of thought, taught in educational institutions and utilized by governments, has contributed to rising economic and political unrest over the past 75 years. Through a blend of economic analysis and political satire, it aims to expose the destructive nature of these ideas and their implications for the future.

Exploring America's rise to global prominence, the book examines the factors contributing to its recent decline across various domains, including economic, military, and cultural aspects. It critically analyzes the situation as of 2011, identifying key causes behind the nation's fall from greatness and the influences operating behind the scenes. The narrative culminates in proposed solutions aimed at revitalizing the country and restoring its former status as a leading power.

Focusing on the necessity of financial independence, the book presents a straightforward investment strategy designed for Americans seeking to save and build wealth. It emphasizes the importance of diversification and offers a foolproof approach to investing, developed from extensive economic research. The author critiques the current financial advice landscape, asserting that many sources provide inadequate guidance. This strategy empowers readers to take control of their financial futures without relying on external advisors.

The narrative explores the economic landscape of the late 1990s boom and the subsequent recession of 2003, attributing the downturn to the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes aimed at curbing "irrational exuberance." It critiques the Fed's historical role in economic crises, including the Great Depression, and examines its frequent policy missteps. The book also offers solutions for individuals to safeguard their finances against the repercussions of Federal Reserve decisions, providing insights into personal financial protection strategies.

Walk LA's mean streets once again with private-eye Jack Liffey in a hard-boiled crime novel from the author of THE ORANGE CURTAIN, a Los Angeles Times best book of the year.

Detailed maps of each city center, with illustrated walking tours. Alphabetical lists of all attractions with their locations and telephone numbers.