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Change is coming. A constructive dynamic wind over the next decade will devastate the state superstructure worldwide. We will enter a new Digital Era which will affect everything: jobs, politics, education, welfare...

The change will be driven by two powerful forces: the mountain of debt and new, innovative technology.

Maximising Individual Wealth sets out how individuals can survive the coming changes, and how they can manage their career and their wealth. It also describes how the no-longer-affordable welfare state will have to be restructured in order to help those...

The SOGR was set up to teach how to successfully negotiate a dark decade and manage the transition through to the Digital Age.

The principal of the School, William Houston, explains why the efforts of politicians to balance their books are unlikely to succeed while keeping the present superstructure of the state which has grown at the expense of rising debt. With the world suffering some of the greatest natural and man-made imbalances ever, the result is a watershed in global affairs that has not been present for centuries. These events are driving many people in the Western World into...

The world is suffering some of the greatest natural and man-made imbalances ever, creating a watershed in global affairs that has not been present for centuries. These are driving many people in the Western World into a sense of despair that is endangering their jobs, homes, savings and pensions. At the same time their elected representatives either do not seem to understand or even care what to do next. Like the Roman emperors towards the end of the Empire, they meet with great ceremony and make pronouncements - yet nothing happens. It is called 'kicking the can down the road' in the vain...

In this handy, versatile guide to all things related to gardens in Houston and its environs, Texas Master Gardener Eileen Houston presents the book she wished had been available when she first moved to the city. Writing...

"Reading Joan Didion" is the ideal way to enter this extraordinary and versatile author's world a world that counts among its citizens burned-out hippies, cynical and delusional players in the film and music scene, and even members of the Charles Manson family.

In addition to looking closely at major works of fiction, "Reading Joan Didion" also focuses on Didion the essayist, critic, and founding member of the New Journalism Movement, which uses fiction-like narrative techniques to go deeper into subjects that traditional objective reporting allows. Also covered is the rich...