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Probasco Haus Press
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Probasco Haus Press
Look around you.
At the world, at your nation or community.
At your personal life.
It’s time. Something has to happen. You have to make that
something happen.
“Something” is a simple, direct, powerful, quietly urgent call for personal action. A call to wake up and take charge of one’s life and, by doing so, change it and, maybe, change the world.
“Something” makes a wonderful gift for anyone from teen and college age up. It is perfect for a dorm room, home, office or someplace where its message can be seen by all who can use it.
“Something” is a 14”x20” poster, beautifully printed on a sturdy, 100 lb. silk-finish stock.
You used to be cutting edge.
Bleeding edge.
You used to be aware of the latest hot fad.
The Next Big Thing.
But now ...
... if you think bling-bling is the sound of automatic weapons fire
in a Batman comic book.
... if Nixon is actually looking better to you these days.
... if you still refer to TV channels as "stations" and to the
tuning mechanism as the "dial."
... if you have more photos in albums than on your computer.
... if you think 2001: A Space Odyssey is about the future.
You are so 20th Century ...
Death may be nothing to sneeze at.
But laugh at?
That just might be necessary – and this just might be the funniest book about life’s end. You may fear the Reaper, but these laugh-filled essays, articles, sketches and lists make the dude seem a lot less Grim.
From the 33 stages of dying to a fairly deep (actually, shallow) discussion of death symbolism in dreams, and even exercises for the dead (including the ever-popular Lying in Place), this eBook-only collection of short humor pieces is so entertaining, you’ll want to make sure to live long enough to read them all.
Life may be a joke. But Death...*
*...can be pretty funny, too.
GET A TASTE ... Sample Death.pdf
Philadelphia might surprise you.
Check out these unique and forward-thinking houses in our Revolutionary city. See how some of the “other half” live in the 21st century, well outside the norm, in a place known for history and tradition.
This collection of more than ninety residences, all within the city limits, have their own histories as well as charm and verve, some even have a pedigree. But mostly, what they have is the guts to be what they want to be, despite the seeming surrounding conformity.
Take our walk on the wild side to Hip & Hidden Philadelphia and you may never see the cradle of democracy quite the same way again.