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Surviving The Second Great Depression: How to Take Advantage of the Government That is Trying to Take Advantage of You Description: Double-digit unemployment. Housing prices plummeting. One of the largest stock market crashes in history. There's no doubt that we're in a serious economic crisis, perhaps even the Second Great Depression. Many in the federal government want you to be afraid of economic collapse so that they can take advantage of American workers with more taxes, more debt, and earmarks coming out of their ears. What's worse, Congress is pushing government solutions to problems that government actually created-a vicious cycle that needs to end. Until we can return to a fiscally sound government, there's only one thing we can do with this economic situation: capitalize on it. You can do so by taking advantage of low interest rates, government stimulus programs, and inflation of the U.S. Dollar. You can also obtain government grants, take unemployment money, and start a business to reduce your tax obligations. And if all else fails, you can take your business offshore. This book will show you how to do all of that and more in easy step-by-step techniques. Stop being afraid of another economic depression and start taking advantage of the government that is trying to take advantage of you! |
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Everyone Agrees: Words, Ideas, and a Universal Morality Description: In the fascinating and groundbreaking new work, "Everyone Agrees", J.S.B. Morse uncovers clues to these riddles and reveals how disagreements are merely the result of a difference in perspective of a shared "mountain of truth." Using entertaining examples from both scientific literature and pop culture, Morse breaks down the popular "us-against-them" and morally relative mentalities, proving that everyone really does agree, even when it comes to such hot-button issues as politics, religion, and the NFL's best quarterback. |
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The Evolution Diet, Second Edition Description: For nearly two million years, humans and our hominid ancestors were eating in the hunter/gatherer style of foraging for a wide variety of healthy fruits and vegetables and then hunting and scavenging for large game. However, about 9,000 years ago, humans started eating in a manner contrary to their design, while living increasingly sedentary lives. Author Joseph SB Morse shows in The Evolution Diet how we can achieve ultimate health by emulating our ancestors' hunter/gatherer lifestyle. You're about to embark on an insightful, and often humorous journey to discover how humans evolved to eat, what cultureless humans would eat, and how we can use that knowledge with today's technology and wealth to develop the ideal diet. The benefits of The Evolution Diet are immediate and include attaining an ideal weight, achieving balanced energy throughout the day, and better sleep. If you've been asking yourself what and how we were designed to eat, Morse's The Evolution Diet is the answer. |
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Why Baby Boomers Suck! (No Offense Mom) Description: The Baby Boomers have ruled the world for the last few decades and boy have they done a number on it! They were a generation that started out with so much promise but ended up just giving us a few funny TV shows and lots of little plates with scenes of Tuscany on them. The rest of the Boomers' fingerprint on the world is not pretty, but it is funny! Finley Harrison, a Gen-Xer and son of two Baby Boomers, takes a lighthearted approach to his critique of the most populous (and least popular) generation in the country and tackles the Boomers' selfishness, political correctness, addiction to pharmaceuticals, sense of entitlement, and disco. So, grab your sense of humor and find out why Baby Boomers suck! |
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How To Take Advantage of the People Who Are Trying to Take Advantage of You: Credit Arbitrage Description: JSB Morse, in the follow up to the popular How to Take Advantage of the People Who Are Trying to Take Advantage of You, focuses on one of the most profitable techniques of the series: credit arbitrage. Credit arbitrage is the method of taking advantage in the disparities between interest rates in the marketplace. Consumers can utilize low-interest debt to actually earn money–this book will show you how. Morse takes a simple, three-step approach to converting credit cards from an expense into a moneymaking tool. Complete with charts and detailed instruction, this manual will help you start raking in the dough with as much effort as it takes to apply for a credit card. |
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The Renascent - vol. 3 - Photography Description: This volume of The Renascent showcases photography of many different styles and genres. The technicians and artists who contributed have captured subject matter that ranges a vast array of ideas, locales, and impact. What resulted from the conglomeration of these images is a striking look at the world from the perspective of thoughtful observers. This is the third in a series of cultural collections. |
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How To Take Advantage of the People Who Are Trying to Take Advantage of You Description: Would you be interested in making $20,000 from mere pennies? Have you ever wished you could make money off of your credit cards instead of paying the interest on them? Have you ever imagined about buying a cross-country flight for the amount it takes to fill up your gas tank? How would you like to make $180 an hour or get a top-of-the-line cell phone for free? Do you feel underpaid and underappreciated at work? If these questions strike a chord, you've found the right book. Joseph S.B. Morse, author of The Evolution Diet now turns his attention to personal finance in this entertaining and informative book. He reveals how, for centuries, financial institutions like banks, credit cards, retail stores, and even the government have been taking advantage of our natural human tendencies. It's time to reverse that trend and it's time to start taking advantage of the people who are trying to take advantage of you! |
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Veracity III - Why Republicans Are Sexier Description: In our next issue, we take a look at Republican style. It may sound like a contradiction, but we like to think that we make it believable. Included are the articles: "The Style of Laura Bush," "Conserving Styles on the Runway," "Real Men Don't Do Pedicures," "The Search for Timeless Beauty," and much more! |
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Love is Justice: An Exploration into Mankind's Fundamental Nature Description: Eric Robert Morse, author of the philosophical and political works ‘Amazement’ and ‘Justice and Equality’, turns his focus to something that has baffled man since the beginning of time: love. Inspiring thinkers, poets, and mystics alike, love can well be considered the dearest subject of all literature. In this long essay, Morse adds to the host with an elegant proof of what is perhaps the most logical and practical conception since Plato’s, finding truths about love where least expected. |
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The Renascent - vol. 2 - Writing Description: The Renascent is the rebirth of high art in the form of painting, writing, photography, music, and more. This volume showcases writing by a range of talents from all over the world. Short stories, poems, and a one act play make up the content of this excellent collection. |
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Veracity Description: As the magazine for the Young Republicans in San Diego, Veracity has two main themes. The first is politics and, more specifically, the Republican side of things. With the content featured here, we intend to add significant insight to the political discourse of our turbulent age. |
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Renascent - vol. 1 - Painting Description: The Renascent is a collection of modern cultural works. This volume showcases paintings from artists around the world with the only uniting themes being the artists’ passion for their work and their devotion to the skill of painting. A wide range of styles is present here: Realism, Naturalism, Romanticism, Classicism, Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, Futurism, and Abstract Expressionism, the diversity in which may be our age’s most characteristic trait. Together, the variety of works makes a statement on where painting has been and where it may go from here. |
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Justice
and Equality Description:
In the vein of Plato's classics, The
Republic and The Dialogues of Plato, E. Robert Morse sets off
to explore the difference between the two political forces in
modern America, liberalism and conservatism. With patient precision,
he is able to wind through a dialogue between a group of young
friends in order to make relevant and tangible the complex themes
involved with politics--the themes most prominent being Justice
and Equality. |
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Amazement Description: The word Amazement means a great deal more after reading E. Robert Morse’s ambitious philosophical exploration of that name. With Amazement as the focus, Morse takes his audience on a journey into a timeless volume which is also offered at a most timely age in the course of humankind. By balancing an investigation of modern social structures such as the contemporary family and popular culture with age-old philosophical mysteries such as free will and the meaning of life, the author is able to accomplish what has been rarely attempted in history. Morse uses three divisions, The State of Ideals, The Roots of Modernity and The Path Towards Amazement, to analyze humanity’s challenges, their source and, with a ground breaking series of proofs, the nature and attainability of the solution—what he entitles Amazement. Generally a philosophical text, the work also offers fresh portions of the social sciences and history sure to illustrate the writer’s love for many facets of life, but what will be most clear to his audience after completing Amazement is that Morse has an limitless devotion to humanity, America and God. |
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