The Fire Keeper

The Fire Keeper 

By: Robert Moss

It was the time of dream-telling. In the Longhouse, in the ruddy glow of the new fire of Midwinter, the clanmothers dressed the heralds in buffalo robes and bearskins. The women crowned them with wreaths of cornhusks that fanned out around their blackened faces. They fastened braids of cornhusks, like dance rattles, to the Bigheads’ wrists and knees. They knotted corn cobs into the thong ties of the animal hides. They armed the dream heralds with huge wooden paddles, shaped like corn pounders, to stir the ashes in the firepits and make the earth tremble under the elmbark lodges of the Upper Castle. “Now you are complete,” the clan mothers told them. “You will leave the Longhouse by the men’s door and return by the women’s door. You wear the skins the animal masters have given our men on the hunt and the fruits of the earth that the Mother has entrusted to the care of our women.” [download]

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Sexual Secrets

Sexual Secrets 

By: Nik Douglas and Penny Slinger 

the power of sex, the meaning of transcendence, the force of Brahma, the force of Vishnu, the force of Shiva, the triad of forces, understanding the sexual secrets, the realm of Brahma, the realm of Vishnu, the realm of Shiva, the three Shaktis, the goddess triad and the god triad, the meaning of Kali, her nakedness, her four arms, Parvati, one with Kali, Kali’s mantras, Kali’s yantra, sexual initiation, chakra puja, bhairavi chakra, yogini chakra, Kali consonants and vowels, the role of the guru, erotic fantasy, the emotions, nine sentiments, conjuring forth emotions, sentiments and colors, channeling emotions, sexual roles, role playing, old age, sex and transcendence, menopause, impotence, sex and pregnancy, the mystic child, astrology, sexual positions and astrology, magical powers, siddhis, siddhas, the power of drugs, drugs as sacraments, marijuana, fasting, abstinence, celibacy, Ganesha, Ganesha mantras, Ganesha’s role. [download]

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Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing

By: Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter

This book begins with me returning from Vietnam in 1973. I had less than a year to go before I was going to be discharged from the Marine Corps. That meant that in less than a year, I was going to have no job, no money, and no assets. So this book begins at a point that many of you may recognize and that is a point of starting with nothing. Writing this book has been a challenge. I have written and rewritten it four times. The first draft began at the SEC’s Accredited Investor Level, the level that begins with a $200,000 minimum annual income. After the book was completed the first time, it was Sharon Lechter, my co-author, who reminded me of rich dad’s 90/10 rule of money. She said, “While this book is about the investments that the rich invest in, the reality is less than 10% of the population in America earn more than $200,000 a year. [download]

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Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

By: N. Gregory Mankiw

Why have some countries experienced rapid growth in incomes over the past century while others stay mired in poverty? Why do some countries have high rates of inflation while others maintain stable prices? Why do all countries experience recessions and depressions recurrent periods of falling incomes and rising unemployment and how can government policy reduce the frequency and severity of these episodes? Macroeconomics, the study of the economy as a whole, attempts to answer these and many related questions. To appreciate the importance of macroeconomics, you need only read the newspaper or listen to the news. Every day you can see headlines such as INCOME GROWTH REBOUNDS, FED MOVES TO COMBAT INFLATION, or STOCKS FALL AMID RECESSION FEARS. These macroeconomic events may seem abstract, but they touch all of our lives. [download]

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Management and Marketing

Management and Marketing 

By: Ian Mackenzie 

One definition of a company is that it is nothing more than a sum of other people’s money invested in productive capacity or services which produce a profit greater than (1) the opportunity cost of the capital involved. From this definition follows the belief that the role of a company is to maximize its value for the shareholders. The managers must be permanently concerned with maximizing value, and not only if there’s the threat of a (2) raid. They have to concentrate exclusively on activities that create value, so that the company will regularly (3) divest less profitable operations, acquire other profitable businesses, and restructure itself. According to the logic of “value-based management”, it is not enough to (4) launch a successful new product occasionally, and to revitalize existing mature products by effective marketing programmes…. [download]

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The Googlization of Every Thing

The Googlization of Every Thing 

By: Siva Vaidhyanathan

In the beginning, the World Wide Web was an intimidating collection, interlinked yet unindexed. Clutter and confusion reigned. It was impossible to sift the valuable from the trashy, the reliable from the exploitative, and the true from the false. The Web was exciting and democratic to the point of anarchy. As it expanded and became unimaginably vast, its darker corners grew more remote and more obscure. Some had tried to map its most useful features to guide searchers through the maelstrom. But their services were unwieldy and incomplete, and some early guides even accepted bribes for favoring one source over another. It all seemed so hopeless and seedy. Too much that was precious but subtle and fresh was getting lost. [download]

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