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This timely non-fiction book is about America's Boom and Bust decade and the "Corporatocracy", which caused it. We'd developed a super-size everything lifestyle, and the Great Recession, almost is the needed slap in the face, a reminder to dial back.

Unemployed But Not Destroyed is released by Book Express Publishing. This is a view of what being unemployed and finding a new job is like in this unique economic climate. It examines how everything from the resume’ to job search has changed.

Technology expert, David A. Cox is launching a new service called Tech Talk Academy; a live, online, e-leaning program to provide job seekers with the tech skills they need to be competitive in today’s job market.

I'm tired of the waiting. As I see my life winding down in about three more weeks I have pondered the absence of relevance in my past life, and the lack of significance my passing will be to the world.

For almost 2 years the economically desperate have tried to navigate a very narrow path between hope and fear...but with no job offers, no extension of unemployment benefits, and continued discrimination...hope surrenders to fear.

The Joy of Jesus is recongized as a source for wellness.

Whittier author Lloyd Kaneko publishes new science fiction novel on Smashwords.

The nation's unemployment rate jumped to 8.5% in March. That's the highest unemployment rate since late 1983. If you are looking for a job, the best time to get started is now.

If you are looking for a job, the best time to get started is now. ADP Employer Services estimates the U.S. private sector cut a record 742,000 jobs in March, up from the February 706,000 jobs.