I’m always interested in the different ways women can make a business work from home. It seems like every day there’s a new idea and the success stories are always inspiring. Recently I heard about Dean Graziosi and his effort to help stay at home moms. Dean Graziosi is a Real Estate investor and he’s spent a number of years training individuals on techniques and processes that have helped him find success.
In his opinion regardless of your location, urban or rural there is a place for you to fit in. His philosophy interests me so I sent an email to his site and explained a little about my blog and its purpose. I was surprised at his people's response, they are sending me 2 of his best selling books. One book is for me and one book is for me to give away to a reader that has a interest in Real Estate. The book is supposed to contain helpful information to help us get started in the world of real estate investing.
I think this will be fun and exciting, the drawing and give away will be completed 3 weeks from today so please sign up if your interested. Graziosi offers helpful slide share videos and articles weekly. To give a little more information I will post some kind training from him once a week for the next 3 weeks. I think this will help us get a better understanding of who he is and what he is trying to help stay at home moms accomplish. Like I said before, I’m always interested in the different ways women can make a business work from home, learning about real estate investing should be fun.
Force of Execution Director: Keoni Waxman Starring: Steven Seagal, Ving Rhames, Bren Foster, Danny Trejo Studio: Anchor Bay Release Date: December 17, 2013 Retail: $29.99 ASIN: B00FEHCQNI Running Time: 99 minutes Rating: R Review:
Coming out to DVD & Blu-ray tomorrow, December 17, 2013 is the direct-to-video Force Of Execution directed by Keoni Waxman and stars Steven Seagal (Maximum Conviction, Machete), Ving Rhames (Pulp Fiction, Mission: Impossible movies), world champion martial arts superstar Bren Foster (Maximum Conviction) and Danny Trejo (Machete, Machete Kills).
Steven Seagal stars as Mr. Alexander, a mob kingpin who runs a criminal empire. He sends his best enforcer, Roman Hurst (played by Ben Foster) to eliminate a man inside a prison, but the hit goes terrible wrong. Mr. Alexander can be a noble boss, but when mistakes happen, someone must be accountable for them. For Hurst's "failure" at the prison, he is forced to pay the ultimate price - his best assets, his hands, are brutality injured.
Mr. Alexander isn't the only kingpin the city, as the cold-blooded gangster known as "The Iceman" (played by Ving Rhames) and the Mexican cartel wants control of the city, no matter what the costs.
Mozart Last Aria
By Matt Rees Publisher: Harper Perennial Pub. Date: 2011 ISBN: 978-0262015860 Pages: 303
Genre: Historical thriller
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Review:
I love historical
fiction, mysteries, and classical music, so I really had to try this one. Reviews have been
harsh towards it, but I have to say, I really enjoyed it. The book opens with Mozart’s youngest son
opening a journal left by his aunt, Maria Anna, “Nannerl”, Mozart’s sister. I’m
not sure this extra setting was necessary, but after this prologue, I was
caught.
One day, Nannerl
receives a letter than her brother died. But it appears that before dying, he
knew he had been poisoned. Nannerl decides to go to Vienna to try to figure out
what really happened and who did it.
I really enjoyed how
suddenly the plot widens and involves Mozart’s music and political involvement,
as well as European politics and history. The historical novel soon turns into mystery and crime novel. For those who know well Mozart’s
work, this will be no big news, so I guess it is no spoiler to tell you that
Mozart was a freemason.
Unforeseeable Road to Kingdom - Book Three By Nancy Mehl Publisher: Bethany House Pub. Date: September 1, 2013 ISBN: 978-0764209291 Pages: 336
Review:
Late one night in the summer of 2012, I couldn't sleep, so I grabbed a book
from my TBR pile, which happened to be Inescapable by Nancy Mehl. I was
instantly hooked into the intriguing plot, reading nearly 3/4 of the novel
before finally falling asleep. Naturally, I was more than excited when I saw
Unforeseeable was up for review and I eagerly signed up to review it. Honestly,
I thought this was the second book in the Road to Kingdom series, but it is
actually the third book. I ended up buying the real second installment,
Unbreakable, as I wanted to read it before jumping into the third and final
novel.
Set in Kingdom, Kansas, Callie Hoffman is starting to settle down in the
small community. She is planning on wedding Levi Housler, who happens to the
new pastor of the Kingdom Mennonite Church. She spends her days working at the
town cafe side-by-side with her future sister-in-law, Lizzie Housler.
Coming to Blu-ray and DVD on December 31, 2013 is the western tale "Sweetwater" starring Emmy and Golden Globe nominee January Jones (TV’s Mad Men), Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Ed Harris (Pollock, A History of Violence) and Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter series). The film is directed by Logan Miller (Touching Home).
In the late 1800’s, a beautiful former prostitute (January Jones) is trying to build an honest life with her husband in the rugged plains of New Mexico. When she catches the eye of a sadistic and powerful religious leader (Jason Isaacs), her life is violently turned upside down. She embarks on a bloody course of vengeance with the assistance of a renegade sheriff (Ed Harris) who has violent tendencies of his own.