Dangerous Zeros By John Marshall Mills Millions, billions, trillions, and more: 000,000,000,000,000,000 Bankers and politicians promote the idea that zeros represent real value - a dangerous deception. With the world struggling to recover from the banking crisis, this powerful thriller taps into the anxieties, the shady processes and the scandals of our age.Jamie Gulliver, a private banker ruined by the crash, faces threats to his life when he is caught in a murky web of rigged finances, money laundering, and murder. Ejected from his rich man's ivory tower, he must fight to rebuild his personal credibility and his sanity, and restore the good name of his family business, Bank Gulliver. From an unlikely alter ego he learns a simple lesson: in the dramas of life money is never the star, only a prop.

Dangerous Zeros By John Marshall Mills Millions, billions, trillions, and more: 000,000,000,000,000,000 Bankers and politicians promote the idea that zeros represent real value - a dangerous deception. With the world struggling to recover from the banking crisis, this powerful thriller taps into the anxieties, the shady processes and the scandals of our age.Jamie Gulliver, a private banker ruined by the crash, faces threats to his life when he is caught in a murky web of rigged finances, money laundering, and murder. Ejected from his rich man's ivory tower, he must fight to rebuild his personal credibility and his sanity, and restore the good name of his family business, Bank Gulliver. From an unlikely alter ego he learns a simple lesson: in the dramas of life money is never the star, only a prop.

When sounds are in shadows, let sunshine in. Hearing loss is a personal challenge not limited to those of us who are deaf or hard of hearing. It also affects our families, friends and work colleagues. To help them connect with us, we need to show we are not afraid to acknowledge the difficulties that we and they experience. And yet many of us hesitate to admit, even to ourselves, that we have a problem. Over more than thirty years of progressive partial deafness, the author has noticed surprising indifference and lack of support for this increasingly common but hidden disability - despite the fact that there are more than 9 million people in UK who are affected (and possibly as many as 500 million world-wide). Although much is now being done to encourage more action and awareness, he believes that many of us directly involved could make a difference by being more open and positive. Sharing our problems can be very effective in helping to find solutions that can lift our feelings about hearing loss out of the shadows and on to a sunnier plateau with the help of hearing professionals, support groups, hearing charities and people who are close to us. How well this can work you may judge from this collection of personal observations and anecdotes which includes contributions from hearing professionals and members of his family.

When you woke up this morning, what were your first thoughts? Confidence? Fresh ideas? Exciting expectations? Or did you feel weighed down by yesterday, worried by the never-ending doom and gloom, spin and spam? When the going gets tough we sometimes feel the need for support in handling life's challenges. However, not all of us like the idea of another pair of hands on our steering wheel. Instead, we prefer to find our own ways of solving our problems. So where should we look for the help we need? Oddly enough, many of the answers are inside us. How we think is how we live. When we change the way we think, we change the way we live. When our thoughts are free, we are free. NEW thoughts give us NEW strength to handle our fears, frustrations and uncertainties. They show us NEW ways out of the swamp, banishing our apathy, boosting our confidence and self-respect, clearing up our confusions, getting rid of hang-ups that blind us to real values. NEW is the music that will change your life.