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   African Adventure is the story of the author's photographic excursion to Africa in 1984. The trip was primarily for relaxation from an intense work schedule, but also for the pure enjoyment of photographing the many wild animals of Africa in their natural habitat.

   This was the author's first opportunity to visit the African continent and photograph the wild animals of the Kenyan Game Parks and Reserves. However, the author has traveled to several other countries outside his home in the United States, including The Netherlands, Mexico, Canada, Cuba, Australia, Japan, and Tahiti.

Adolescence, like alchemy, is an almost magical process that transforms children into adults. It is a personal passage through time, a difficult and demanding journey of exploration, at times stormy, at times dull. Adolescence is the bridge, the alchemic change that makes the journey from childhood to adulthood happen.

In January, 2006, after having just completed a master's in occupational therapy, Ruth Levine was diagosed with stage IV colorectal cancer.  Along with conventional treatment, she utilitzed exercise, nutrition, laughter therapy, imagery and reiki to overcome it.  This is her story of the journey.

The discovery of a letter written by Michael F. Rinker to his family during the Civil War prompted the authors, Richard N. Rinker and David B. Rinker, to embark on a journey of research and discovery