This is the last episode and effort by Felipe B. Nery to publish the remainder of his poems and essays spanning a period of several decades involving various topics. It covers, to a large extent, the Macanese Diaspora. The Macanese people, through no fault of theirs, are subsequently scattered the world over. They hope, now, wherever they may have settled to be the final home for them and for their children. This is the second book consisting of poems and essays written by Felipe B. Nery for the past decades, which he believes would interest his readers. It covers a variety of topics ranging from health, politics, religion, sports, economics, diseases, foods and so on. These topics are too interesting to be set aside or discard as they somehow touch each and everyone's life, in the process. During the period covered, many things have happened to change the political scenes, scientific knowledge, birth and destruction of nations, such as: The end of Facism, Nazism, partial demise of Communism (in Soviet Russia), takeover of China by the Reds, the end of colonialism, changes occurring in Eastern Europe, birth of a new nation- Israel, wars on Afghanistan and Iraq, the invention of cell phones, advances made in medicines, invention of computers, invention of television, improving the automobiles (also making them available to the average people), improving the airplanes which are now the preferred made of travel. During this period, the Macanese people had to leave Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau, not unlike the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt dubbed Diaspora. The Macanese people are now dispersed throughout the world. We refer this episode to be "The Macanese Diaspora."

This is the last episode and effort by Felipe B. Nery to publish the remainder of his poems and essays spanning a period of several decades involving various topics. It covers, to a large extent, the Macanese Diaspora. The Macanese people, through no fault of theirs, are subsequently scattered the world over. They hope, now, wherever they may have settled to be the final home for them and for their children. This is the third book consisting of poems and essays written by Felipe B. Nery for the past decades, which he believes would interest his readers. It covers a variety of topics ranging from health, politics, religion, sports, economics, diseases, foods and so on. These topics are too interesting to be set aside or discard as they somehow touch each and everyone's life, in the process. During the period covered, many things have happened to change the political scenes, scientific knowledge, birth and destruction of nations, such as: The end of Facism, Nazism, partial demise of Communism (in Soviet Russia), takeover of China by the Reds, the end of colonialism, changes occurring in Eastern Europe, birth of a new nation- Israel, wars on Afghanistan and Iraq, the invention of cell phones, advances made in medicines, invention of computers, invention of television, improving the automobiles (also making them available to the average people), improving the airplanes which are now the preferred mode of travel. During this period, the Macanese people had to leave Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau, not unlike the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt dubbed Diaspora. The Macanese people are now dispersed throughout the world. We refer this episode to be "The Macanese Diaspora."

This book is a collection of some essays and poems written by Felipe B. Nery for the past fifty years or more while we was a college student fulfilling his assignments and doing his homework or contributing materials to the Lusitans Bulletin. The materials chosen for this book are deemed by Felipe B. Nery to spark the interest of many readers. The areas in which he believes would interest his readers are: Economics: jobs, pension, pay scale, and health care Environment: pollution, global warming, pesticide, carbon dioxide Food: hunger (starvation), safe food (organic), worldwide distribution of food. Rights: human rights, gay rights, affirmative action Abortion: Roe V. Wade Health: universal healthcare, Medicare prescription drug costs, flu vaccine, WHO Research: stem cell research Water: better quality of drinking water Education: Making education available to everyone, especially with emphasis on math and science. Felipe assures his readers that he generally conducts a careful analysis of each material to determine which ones would affect his audience the most before using them for this book.

This is the last episode and effort by Felipe B. Nery to publish the remainder of his poems and essays spanning a period of several decades involving various topics. It covers, to a large extent, the Macanese Diaspora. The Macanese people, through no fault of theirs, are subsequently scattered the world over. They hope, now, wherever they may have settled to be the final home for them and for their children. This is the third book consisting of poems and essays written by Felipe B. Nery for the past decades, which he believes would interest his readers. It covers a variety of topics ranging from health, politics, religion, sports, economics, diseases, foods and so on. These topics are too interesting to be set aside or discard as they somehow touch each and everyone's life, in the process. During the period covered, many things have happened to change the political scenes, scientific knowledge, birth and destruction of nations, such as: The end of Facism, Nazism, partial demise of Communism (in Soviet Russia), takeover of China by the Reds, the end of colonialism, changes occurring in Eastern Europe, birth of a new nation- Israel, wars on Afghanistan and Iraq, the invention of cell phones, advances made in medicines, invention of computers, invention of television, improving the automobiles (also making them available to the average people), improving the airplanes which are now the preferred mode of travel. During this period, the Macanese people had to leave Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macau, not unlike the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt dubbed Diaspora. The Macanese people are now dispersed throughout the world. We refer this episode to be "The Macanese Diaspora."

This is a story of Miguel Chaves, a person who was born in Macau of a Portuguese father and of a mixed race mother. He is categorized as a Native of Macau or Macanese. He received his initial education in Macau at the Seminario de Sao Jose (a high school) and Liceu (a junior college). In 1937, he went to Shanghai to embark in a career and to establish what he believed to be a secure future for himself. He first worked for the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. for three years, and then he worked for the Shanghai municipal Council until the outbreak of war in the Pacific. In 1946, he married Marina Cherkov, a white Russian. He and his wife remained in Shanghai during the war years and left for Macau in 1951. In Macau, he worked for the Macau government, (a colonial government) until 1953 when he departed for the USA. His wife went ahead to America in 1952. Miguel Chaves was destined to work for various forms of governments, each at its separate and appropriate time. This time, in America, he joined the California State Government where he remained until 1986, whence he retired. During his tenure with the state government, he attended night classes, for 21 years, at the Golden Gate University majoring in Transportation. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree, in 1974. This book describes Miguel's ups and downs, adventures and relationships with many people during the various stages as an employee of a municipal government, a colonial government and a state government. It also describes a person who aspired to come to America to fulfill his highest dream. This dream has reached its realization. As a government employee he incurred the wrath of a few malcontents, for being a stickler oflaw and order, whose aims were to amass fortunes regardless of the consequence and sufferings they might inflict on the middle class and underprivileged people.

This book is a collection of some essays and poems written by Felipe B. Nery for the past fifty years or more while we was a college student fulfilling his assignments and doing his homework or contributing materials to the Lusitans Bulletin. The materials chosen for this book are deemed by Felipe B. Nery to spark the interest of many readers. The areas in which he believes would interest his readers are: Economics: jobs, pension, pay scale, and health care Environment: pollution, global warming, pesticide, carbon dioxide Food: hunger (starvation), safe food (organic), worldwide distribution of food. Rights: human rights, gay rights, affirmative action Abortion: Roe V. Wade Health: universal healthcare, Medicare prescription drug costs, flu vaccine, WHO Research: stem cell research Water: better quality of drinking water Education: Making education available to everyone, especially with emphasis on math and science. Felipe assures his readers that he generally conducts a careful analysis of each material to determine which ones would affect his audience the most before using them for this book.

This novel portrays a murder mystery solved in the courtroom. Johnson, an American businessman escaped from Hong Kong due to death threats, settled in California, only to be assassinated. Townsend, the accused, was tried and acquitted and the real culprit exposed.