This is a bomb intro into the Cash Money Family...
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In lieu of all the great Cash Money records, this was one of the first.  I think it is a great album and didn't get the credit it was due.  If you read the album you will see many familiar names.  I think this is a preview  of whats to come!
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The "cash buyer" tip is worth it's weight in gold.  I have done over $250m worth of deals with about 25% being with a couple cash buyers and have always found myself saying "man, I wish all my buyers were like them". The answer was right in front of me the whole time! And it looks like their system may make it easier to extract that data.
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This is the first time I have ever reviewed a book I have not finished. I am at page 31, and I already got my money's worth. I heard Jett on radio, talking about causes of the Great Depression. In particular he described how Roosevelt had made huge gold purchases so that Ft. Knox held half of the world's known gold supply, yet much of the dollars used to buy gold outside America did not return to this nation. We had a pile of gold, yet millions literally starving. I wanted to hear more.

Jett has a way with words. He writes with great compassion for humanity, but cold blooded clarity on issues

His book begins with explanations of classical and Keynesian economics. I hated economics in school and avoid such books. However, Jett ties history, economics, and modern news together right from the start so that, as my title suggests, it will blow your mind. I read one paragraph, and have to put the book down and re think everything I ever assumed. I read a page a night. I want to talk with everyone about what I have been reading

Jett goes back to the middle ages, to weave in the various leaps and changes in handling commerce, money, and therefore society, government, the systems that dominate our lives.

As you can tell from the title, his theme is we are being played by the system. However, the author has not written a tract, he is building a case with a ton of evidence. Just to get a handle on the financial systems that have bamboozled so many of late, it is worth learning what Jett wants to teach. Study his opening chapter, which I guarantee will make you think, and the next time you hear some panel of wonks on television telling the public a weak dollar is good because..... you will know what a weak (falling, rising, or volatile) currency does to you and your future. You have to know how we got here to know how to deal with it

To think I might not have found this book, but for a radio interview.

It is difficult to read some of the hard facts Jett presents. He opens chapters with selections of song lyrics written by Jett, touching on beauty and innocence. The contrast to what he unfolds will make you cry

Jett wants people to know what they are up against. He's an insider. His book is real

What a book
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This is a very good debut, written at a level considerably higher than most of the self-published dreck that finds its way into the Kindle store. This is a collection of shorts featuring a "wizard like" character similar to Harry Dresden of the Dresden Files or Orient from the Borderlands shared world. A twist on these characters is that the protagonist is hedge fund manager and hence has few strictly material worries, however, the novel basically makes money all but worthless - no one in the "secret" world values money and will not barter for cash. However there are one or two passages that make me want to get the guy waterboarded on general principles! (kidding - the author makes the guy suffer more in one of the shorts)

The collection of shorts basically reads like a series of episodes in a TV series; most advance the arc but others just give a little insight into the character and world.

That is both the strength and the weakness of the format. I agree with the other 4 star review that states that there are few of the shorts that wander a bit or are otherwise off pace.

However its still a very good read.
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Since the beginning I was hooked, Cash is my favorite and such a dreamy guy. You honestly had me surprised and extremely happy when she found out it was Cash's baby! I was convinced it wasn't but still hoped it would be because Cash was such a perfect guy for Faith. Seriously loved it and hope to read more by you! Fabulous job!
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Leverage: The Con Job is a must read for any true Leverage fan and an excellent beginning to newcomers to this amazing crew. If you are familiar with Leverage and the back story of these amazing characters, reading this book will be like you are watching an episode in your mind. You see their mannerisms and hear their voices as they speak. It is an excellent continuation of this line and will make all Grifters proud. People who are not familiar with Leverage will enjoy the story and will find themselves longing for more. There is a great introduction into these characters and why they do what they do. The story flow is excellent and will keep you turning pages. I finished this book the night I received it and I wanted more. I highly recommend as five stars is not nearly enough.
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For anyone who doesn't know who Ben Bailey is, this album is a fantastically funny introduction.  For those of us who know him from the TV game show Cash Cab, this is a revelation.  His delivery is spot-on hilarious and one of the best stand-up shows I have heard in years.  Well worth your time and money to check out!
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Author Richard Collins is a pragmatist. In addition to this new book on the practical way to manage family cash resources, he has also written books on SITTING TO AN EARLY DEATH: WHY YOUR CHAIR IS KILLING YOU AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT and NO FEAR ZEN: DISCOVERING BALANCE IN AN UNBALANCED WORLD. Richard is smart, accessible, solidly practical and a very fine finance coach.

As an accountant for 22 years in Silicon Valley, Richard acquired the fundamentals of whats in this book. After using and further developing this system, he found it so helpful that he elected to share it in book form. In his Prologue  How a Family Cash Plan and Apple, Inc Are Related - he invites us into his own success: [Bucks Caf in Silicon Valley] - Bill Gates, Warren Buffet and Oracle founder Larry Ellison, who lives nearby, have eaten there. So have Newt Gingrich and former French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Founders of Tesla, PayPal and Yahoo pitched their business plans to eager potential funders over granola and yogurt while being peered down upon from walls cluttered with memorabilia. I would drive through this little town every working day for the next two years. These were years when I learned a lot about Apple and a lot about how to manage cash. It would be difficult to find somebody in America who wasn't familiar with Apple, Inc., the wildly successful consumer electronics and media company. In most historical accounts, Apple was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak He adds, My objective with this book is to show you that cash planning can be simple. Notice I did not use the word budget. Churning your money from one category, bucket or envelope to another only leads to exasperation.

And so referring to his synopsis we get a glimpse of what gems are in store for us - Imagine you found a magic jar and its genie gave you a financial crystal ball. Upon command, you can see your familys income and expenses 12 weeks into the future. The ball will also combine your cash on hand today and tell you how much money you will have at the end of those 12 weeks. You can command the ball, once a week, every week, from now until the end of time. Would this change your life? If you are concerned about family cash, it undoubtedly would. "The Life Changing Magic of a Family Cash Plan" does not pull any rabbits out of a hat. But it can change your life by putting you in charge of your familys cash. This book does not describe a traditional budget system. Rather, its a well-thought-out and proven family cash plan, including income taxesa large part of a familys cash outlays. If you follow the plan, you will gain the insight claimed above. The target reader will be familiar with spreadsheets and how to get information from their checking account and tax return. But you don't have to be a spreadsheet enthusiast or a dedicated planner to enjoy a fresh look at family cash planning. You can read through and enjoy the material in about an hour. Implementation, if you decide to do so, will take longer. Adaptation will lead to a lifetime free of family financial strife because you will be in control.

Jump in and gain the experience of a man who has stepped back and put the problem of family finance into perspective. He is very on target! Grady Harp, January 16
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Hold on to your hats ladies and gentleman, this episode will throw all sorts of information at you, all sorts of weird terminology, weird technology, and all sorts of bad-assery your $1.99 can buy!

The misfit team of The 33 have hit their get the grand tour of Pramantha and what they find will completely blow your mind.  Each step of the way JC Hutchins develops this world in such a way that everything that you scratch your head about to begin with all comes together and starts making sense.

My biggest complaint with the first two episodes were that they seemed too short, that there didn't seem to be enough time to develop the characters and have the questions answered that needed to be answered.  This episode alleviates that.  The way this series seems to develop the characters is very much through actions and reactions rather than huge sweeping back stories that take up 100 pages.  Its all very organic in the way this is presented.  While you may feel overloaded with weird terminology, like code shaman it will all become second nature when continuing through the episode.

When hes not eloquently weaving in and out these strange terms hes slowly adding layer upon layer of suspense building to the reveal of what exactly Pramantha is hiding.  Hold on to your butts though, because this episode isn't all about just unraveling the mystery, youll find incredible heart pounding action that will bring you to your knees trying to catch your breath.

JC Hutchins has a real knack for knowing what his audience wants.  Hes not one of the authors that dumbs things down simply for the sake of trying to please everyone, and thats something I appreciate.

The Bottom Line:  You were introduced to this whole world of The 33 through the character of Creel.  The interesting thing is that hes no longer the center point, hes one of the team.  It was a very different way of setting things up, and its great!  Just make sure you leave aside an extra $1.99 though.  Once you finish this, youll immediately buy Part 4.and be glad you don't have to wait for it.  The cliffhanger in this feels like  your about to slip over the edge.
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If you're a small-stakes cash game player (either online or live) and you're looking to start making constant profit, this book is a one-stop shop to amplify your game TEN times from the average low stakes player. You may already know bits and pieces, but this book does a great job of presenting a sustainable, profitable strategy in whole.
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I love Cash...he thorough with the pen. Once you start one of his you can't put it down and once you do you are already reaching for his next. This kept me til the very end as always
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I can't get enough of Johnny Cash's themed albums, and this one is no different. I got it mainly for "The Legend of John Henry's Hammer," an eight-and-a-half minute...story. It's complete with sound effects, crowd noises, and different viewpoints, and tells the tale in a thoroughly unique way. And "Busted" is a very funny song. Most of the others are also about working, quitting work, not wanting to work, having a hard time at work, etc. (Hence the title of "Blood Sweat & Tears")

With 9 tracks, it's not a very long CD, but is definitely worth owning. The songs are all worthy, and he sings them in his own style, doing some very interesting things vocally. It's a great companion to go along with any other Cash Cds you might have. If for nothing else, get it for the picture on the cover. Ha.
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This book is a real treat for a Cash/Carter Family fan. It is a beautiful book. Photos and document reproductions are amazing. I hear there is talk of a movie based on this book, and John Carter wants to play the lead. John Cash was a complicated man, this book gives some more insight into his personality. 'House of Cash' is a fine example of a biographical work. If you were browsing about Cash books, you will enjoy it!
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This is the second book in The Cash Brothers Series and don't let the cute little boys on the cover fool you, there is a hot Cash Brother inside!

Conway Twitty Cash does not want to be a father.  He is afraid he will turn into the type of disappearing father his was.  So to avoid it, Conway avoids women with children.  Doesn't matter how great they are, if they have kids they are out!

Until Isi changes things.  He always knew she has twins so they are just friends but when they are thrown together more and more Conway finds himself in a situation he hasn't before...does he really want the woman and the boys?  To have a family with children?

I loved this book even though sometimes I wanted to smack Conway.  But I'm sure I'll want to smack the next Cash Brother in book 3 when it comes out a time or two in there story. :)
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I started with the first book and couldn't stop. I want my own Cash Money! This series had me laughing, crying and just plain old happy. I could not wait to see the two of them together.
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On their debut CD, SHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER, the Black Crowes start off with a bang. Blending the ramshackle grace of the Stones, Free, the Faces, Humble Pie, and early solo Rod Stewart into the Southern rock sound of the Allman Brothers Band, the Marshall Tucker Band, and the Outlaws, then distilling the whole thing down to the bare-bones basics, the band packs a one-two punch with the songs "Twice As Hard" and "Jealous Again" while also making room for such great ballads as "Seeing Things", a song which, with its message of "the old days weren't always good and the future's not as bad as it seems" ethos, inspired me skip my old school's Thanksgiving dinner in order to keep myself looking good for pretty actresses. Overall, this CD is a must-own for anyone who thought that Southern rock's last great moment was the Outlaws' 1980 album GHOST RIDERS.
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I am so thrilled that Cash has found happiness after everything he has been put thru. The abuse from his father and his MC life that almost killed him on more than one occasion. He did not want to live the outlaw life anymore, so when Ben offered him a deal to repair his home and live by the ocean, Cash jumped at the chance. Tuckers Village was a hole in the wall of a town, but Cash was willing to make a go of it. Then he meets  face to face his little sugar peanut ESME and the excitement begins for both of them. Esme's dad and brothers get involved with some thugs that will kill them, but Cash saves the day. Glad at the end Esme's family decided to get their lives together. Cash and Esme decide they cannot be apart. See the author has a book coming out about Seth, but I sure hope there is a book coming about Jericho. I so want him to leave the MC life and find his Angel too.