The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network

Mike Seid - An Astonishing Story of Charles Manson

Dr Alicia Stanton - Hormone Harmony

Andrea Stanfield - How I Faked My Way Through Life

Scott Dietrich - Magician

Bruce Zamelsky - Memoirs of a Firefighter-Paramedic

Cholesterol Drugs for 8-Year-Olds? Doctor Says It Means the Parents Have Lost Control - Monday, The American Academy of Pediatrics recommended children as young as 8 be put on high-powered statin drugs to lower their cholesterol. Founder of VitalCare Diabetes Treatment Centers, Dr. Marc Rose, says, "If a child is at the point where they need to be on adult drugs it means the parents are doing something wrong. And this ruling will enable their bad habits. America is now saying instead of fixing the problem of a broken metabolism (the cause of diabetes and the cause of high cholesterol) it's ok to give these young kids a 'magic pill' to make one of the symptoms go away. The same kind of parents who let their kids get into such bad health to begin with will now be pushing pediatricians to prescribe this easy way out. The parents and children won't be motivated to change the bad habits that gave these kids high cholesterol to begin with!" Dr. Marc Rose is president and Co-Founder of VitalCare (Care That Is Vital For Your Life). Dr. Rose graduated from Ohio State University with a B.S. degree, and Cum Laude at Wayne State University school of Medicine. Dr. Rose is a licensed Ophthalmologist and a member of the American association of Ophthalmology, American Society of Cataracts, and the National Eye Research Foundation. He is the Medical Director and President of the Rose Eye Medical Group in Los Angeles.

The Hidden Dangers of Soy - Dianne Gregg, author of The Hidden Dangers of Soy decided to write this book after developing a severe allergy to soy that nearly killed her. She learned the truth behind this supposed health food. "The Hidden Dangers of Soy" is the culmination of her efforts to educate others on the issue in hopes more will avoid soy's underreported - yet widely researched-negative health impacts. Dianne is also an award-winning commercial photographer, whose work has been heralded by major publications, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She lives in the Atlanta area with her family.

Water Voices - Three years in the making - Water Voices is a tabletop (13 inches H x 10 inches W) hardcover book containing 230 pages and 400 color photographs - many with informative captions. Each of the seventy-seven (77) authors in this book provides unique water knowledge. Certainly, there is wisdom in our paying attention to the guidance proffered by these profound people from all walks of life, including several recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize, the Stockholm Water Prize, and the Heinz Award. Information about each author can be found in the book's 'Biographies' section. Water Voices from Around The World is published in consideration and support of the United Nations' effort for the "International Decade of Action 'Water for Life', 2005-2015." This decade-long UN water effort was initiated by the Republic of Tajikistan, and supported by 148 UN member states. We are thankful for Tajikistan President Emomali RAHMON'S water initiative and contribution to this important United Nations' effort. Water Voices from Around The World provides a visual journey into the esoteric and mystical worlds of water, while the letters and articles present guidance, new insights, and unique research about this universally rare and precious entity.

Ghost Tours of Galveston Island - Behind the hair and sunglasses, there lies a brilliant mind. A mind that with a ton of creativity, sheer force of will, and a little bit of luck, created Galveston, Texas' very first haunted walk of the Strand. Always intrigued by the mysterious. Dash relentlessly researched Galveston's history, delving deep into its past, uncovering many secrets along the way. On his tours, Dash shares his love of Galveston and of course his fascination with the myriad spirits that roam among the living on this very haunted island. Dash is a true steward of Galveston's past, and loves nothing more than entertaining a crowd while giving them a glimpse into a side of Galveston that for decades remained hidden. So, on a dark and stormy night, if ever you see a tall, shadowy figure clad in shades of ebony, walking with purposeful intent along the Strand, you can bet you've crossed paths with Dash, The Ghostman of Galveston.

Lt Col Rob Waldman - Never Fly Solo