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What is an HSA?Health Savings Account - an account where you save money for your healthcare expenses. It is owned by a single person and maintained by an IRS-approved trust company or custodian.A long life of health and financial security is an important goal for all Americans, but that''s often easier said than done. You likely know some steps that can improve your health and finances, like eating better, exercising more, and putting money into savings. Butdid you know that switching your health plan can also help you save for the future? Switching plans can also help you to develop a pattern of better living so you can live a healthier life.An alternative to a traditional healthcare plan is a Health Savings Account (HSA) matched with an eligible High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). This health plan is designed to give you more control over your health spending and help you save money for the future.About the AuthorS.J. Klumpenhower is a certified HSA specialist and healthcare advisor with Erisa Trust Company. She is a professional writer and graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Mexico.

My longitudinal study in the last 12 years is seemingly a correlational research study that has involved a myriad of repeated observations of words from all sources, and thereafter I have taken great pains and patience, based on format and methodology, in accumulation of related words and nearby words quantitatively and qualitatively in categories and in lines. Samples of various phrasal nouns, phrasal verbs, a phrasal verb is a combination of verb and an adverb, phrasal adjectives and phrasal prepositions and additionally prefixes, suffixes and interfixes, etc. are also available for perusal and reminiscence, and consequently helpful to the acquirement for a repository of words or phrases ever more conveniently and effectively. This Book is published by EHGBooks - A Micropublisher with authorized distribution sales channel over Amazon.com.Frank Sit is a multilingual expert. Born and raised in Indonesia, he graduated from the National Taiwan University, and had been active in the promotion of commerce between Indonesia, Taiwan and China and had served as the secretary of International Junior Chamber of Commerce for many years. He realized the importance of the use of English language in international commerce, and the use of prefixes and suffixes has been less than satisfactory. He decided to devote over a decade of his efforts to clarify the usage of suffices and prefixes. As a result, he has developed the most comprehensive dictionary of prefixes and suffixes for linguistic learning in English.

Mathemagical Buffet offers a delectable feast to everyone with a basic facility in secondary-school mathematics. Every topic reflects the incomparable excitement, beauty, and joy of mathematics; they present a wealth of ingenious insights and marvelous ideas at the fundamental level.The chapters are independent and can be read in any order. Everyone who enjoys elementary mathematics will truly delight in the following gems:l． Pythagorean Triples via Geometry l．New proofs of Generalizations of the Theorems of Ptolemy and Simson l． Mind Reading Tricks, Ladder Lotteries, Mazes, Lattice Points, Round Robin Competitions, An Elementary Fixed Point Theorems and More l．Simple proofs of the lovely Theorems of Pick and of Jung l．The Constructibility of a Regular 17-gon l．Open Problems on Egyptian Fractions and on PrimesMoreover, the reader is gently encouraged to participate actively by responding to a line of questions that are thoughtfully sprinkled throughout the developments of the expositions.Liong-shin Hahn was born in Tainan, Taiwan. He obtained his B.S. from the National Taiwan University, and his Ph.D. from Stanford University. He authored Complex Numbers and Geometry (Mathematical Association of America, 1994), New Mexico Mathematics Contest Problem Book (University of New Mexico Press, 2005), Honsberger Revisited (National Taiwan University Press, 2012), and co-authored with Bernard Epstein Classical Complex Analysis (Jones and Bartlett, 1996). He was awarded the Citation for Public Service from the American Mathematical Society in 1998.

The book tells the story of Chia family, and the traditional ceremonies that accompany marriage, death, and birth. The family''s peaceful life is up-ended with the Japanese invasion and the family flees to the countryside. As the country falls into turmoil, the household head, Chia Hao-tz''u is kidnapped. The family''s burdens fall on the shoulders of his wife, Tu Hua. After the long war ends, civil war breaks out. The Communists take over the mainland and confiscate the family''s property. Tu Hua makes her way south to her youngest daughter Chia Chen''s home. Together, they fly to Taiwan. Tu Hua lives on the island for several decades. She returns to the mainland to her older daughter Chia Wei''s home. This title is author''s second story and it took author more than ten years to finish, and is loosely based on author family''s experiences during the Chinese civil war and World War II.My name is Grace Chang, and Yu Lu is my pen name. Before moving to the United States in 1974, I was a certified junior high school teacher in Taiwan.I graduated from Pima Community College with an Associate Degree in General Studies in 1984. In 1987 I received a B.A. in Literary Chinese from the Department of Oriental Studies at The University of Arizona, and received a M.A. from the same department in 1992.Later, I decided that I wanted to write stories based on my experiences both in China and the United States. I knew this would be a difficult endeavor because I did not learn English until the age of 55.In 2003, I wrote a short story and published it myself. I produced only a small number of copies for family and friends, rather than for commercial interest.Now, I have finished my second story entitled "Talon Marks on the Snow." This novel took me more than ten years to finish, and is loosely based on my family''s experiences during the Chinese civil war and World War II.

The book is divided into three parts: health, the universe and the soul of the world. These are truly life experience of author''s research for many years. My Views on HealthThe author grew up in the rural mountains of the mainland, in a chance, and found that eating raw natural foods and wild animals is better than with refined feed animals, in terms of stronger vitality and resistance to disease. Human modern diet and health issues were discussed based on these natural phenomena. My views on CosmologyThe author saw a National Geographic Channel program about the big bang theory, and believed that there are some contradictions and have made some of his own views.The Invisible World of SpiritOn a single hiking in the mountains, the author observed a unknown, curved light came across the sky and thus developed a new view towards the things of the world, or even that apart from the visible matters by human eyes, but also the existence of invisible soul world. This book based on the belief of authors, and hope readers can have a new inspiration to health, the universe and our world.Chit-Fan Cheung was born in rural area of China in 1963 and moved to Hong Kong in 1988. He is interested in science research. While he often sees his wife and two sons buying unhealthy but delicious foods with hidden information about harmful ingredients unveiled. Through Chit-Fan''s observation and exercise in Food Manufacture, Management, Production, Safety and Distribution between Hong Kong and China, he wishes to combine his life experience with body, mind and soul in order to inspire families and his readers the true meaning of Food Safety, Healthy Life and Soul Inspiration for an ultimate World of Universe!

The Chinese acupuncturists use needles to treat at least one hundred fifty kind diseases with successes for thousands of years on more than one billion people with remarkable success.But it has not been accepted by the main stream Western medicine, and taught in main stream medical school. Probably it is due to two factors: theoretically it has not been explained by modern science, and second there is no quantitative objective evidence for it. This book answers these two questions. It provides modern scientific explanation to important concepts, especially meridians and qi. What are meridians made up of? What are acupoints? What is qi? Can they be seen? This book presents copious pictures taken by infrared images method. They provide the objective evidence how acupuncture works, what are meridians made up of , and what is the measurable effect of qi. Each thermograph has more than ten thousand pixels. Each pixel is associated with one temperature to the accuracy of 0.1 0 C. So the science of acupuncture becomes a quantitative science with enormous accurate numbers as supporting evidence.  This book contains twenty nine easy to read articles, which cover many important topics in acupuncture and Chinese medicine. Each essay has at least one infrared image, So the reader can see the images for himself ,and understand that there are incredible accurate data supporting acupuncture and Chinese medicine.

What is an HSA?Health Savings Account - an account where you save money for your healthcare expenses. It is owned by a single person and maintained by an IRS-approved trust company or custodian.A long life of health and financial security is an important goal for all Americans, but that''s often easier said than done. You likely know some steps that can improve your health and finances, like eating better, exercising more, and putting money into savings. Butdid you know that switching your health plan can also help you save for the future? Switching plans can also help you to develop a pattern of better living so you can live a healthier life.An alternative to a traditional healthcare plan is a Health Savings Account (HSA) matched with an eligible High-Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). This health plan is designed to give you more control over your health spending and help you save money for the future.S.J. Klumpenhower is a certified HSA specialist and healthcare advisor with Erisa Trust Company. She is a professional writer and graduated summa cum laude from the University of New Mexico.

A Legacy Magnified: A Generation of Chinese Americans in Southern California, 1980''s-2010''s (南加華人三十年史話英文版) is a monumental publication jointly authored by a team of renowned group of writers consisting of 17 chapters, nearly 1 million words, and more than 1,300 photographs, many of which are collected from historical archives. It is an unprecedented endeavor undertaken by more than 500 volunteers who were privileged to have witnessed the drastic and amazing transformation of Chinese American communities in Southern California during the critical three decades, from the 1980''s to the 2010''s.This handsome volume encompasses an historical account of multifarious realms of community development, including various aspects of culture, history, political participation, economic growth, businesses, education, language, sports, mass media, science and technology, scholarly research, literature, music, dance, theatre and other performing arts, among other subjects.This book is substantial, and is dedicated to "All Chinese of past, present, and future generations who contribute to the world culture by incorporating the quintessence of Chinese civilization and their heritage."

A Legacy Magnified: A Generation of Chinese Americans in Southern California, 1980''s-2010''s (南加華人三十年史話英文版) is a monumental publication jointly authored by a team of renowned group of writers consisting of 17 chapters, nearly 1 million words, and more than 1,300 photographs, many of which are collected from historical archives. It is an unprecedented endeavor undertaken by more than 500 volunteers who were privileged to have witnessed the drastic and amazing transformation of Chinese American communities in Southern California during the critical three decades, from the 1980''s to the 2010''s.This handsome volume encompasses an historical account of multifarious realms of community development, including various aspects of culture, history, political participation, economic growth, businesses, education, language, sports, mass media, science and technology, scholarly research, literature, music, dance, theatre and other performing arts, among other subjects.This book is substantial, and is dedicated to "All Chinese of past, present, and future generations who contribute to the world culture by incorporating the quintessence of Chinese civilization and their heritage."

A Legacy Magnified: A Generation of Chinese Americans in Southern California, 1980''s-2010''s (南加華人三十年史話英文版) is a monumental publication jointly authored by a team of renowned group of writers consisting of 17 chapters, nearly 1 million words, and more than 1,300 photographs, many of which are collected from historical archives. It is an unprecedented endeavor undertaken by more than 500 volunteers who were privileged to have witnessed the drastic and amazing transformation of Chinese American communities in Southern California during the critical three decades, from the 1980''s to the 2010''s.This handsome volume encompasses an historical account of multifarious realms of community development, including various aspects of culture, history, political participation, economic growth, businesses, education, language, sports, mass media, science and technology, scholarly research, literature, music, dance, theatre and other performing arts, among other subjects.This book is substantial, and is dedicated to "All Chinese of past, present, and future generations who contribute to the world culture by incorporating the quintessence of Chinese civilization and their heritage."

A Legacy Magnified: A Generation of Chinese Americans in Southern California, 1980''s-2010''s (南加華人三十年史話英文版) is a monumental publication jointly authored by a team of renowned group of writers consisting of 17 chapters, nearly 1 million words, and more than 1,300 photographs, many of which are collected from historical archives. It is an unprecedented endeavor undertaken by more than 500 volunteers who were privileged to have witnessed the drastic and amazing transformation of Chinese American communities in Southern California during the critical three decades, from the 1980''s to the 2010''s.This handsome volume encompasses an historical account of multifarious realms of community development, including various aspects of culture, history, political participation, economic growth, businesses, education, language, sports, mass media, science and technology, scholarly research, literature, music, dance, theatre and other performing arts, among other subjects.This book is substantial, and is dedicated to "All Chinese of past, present, and future generations who contribute to the world culture by incorporating the quintessence of Chinese civilization and their heritage."

This book is a collection of articles on China, covering a wide range of topics. Readers will find aspects of China's history and culture from ancient times to contemporary China, the Great Wall, the Grand Canal, ancient and modern infrastructure, the Three Gorges Dam, agriculture, ancient inventions, science and technology… On cultural topics, this book provides an introduction to the essence of Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism and Islam, traditional Chinese medicine, Kung Fu, Taiji, Qigong, Sun Zi's Art of War; comparisons between China and the West as well as outlook for the future by renowned scholars like Henry Kissinger, Martin Jacques, Graham Allison and Wu Jianmin.Instead of conformity, articles will retain individual styles and variations. Different pinyin systems may be used by different authors. Chinese characters are included when necessary for names or passages not familiar to the public. History-Articles relating to history are divided in 3 groups in chronological order: 1. Imperial China-from Huangdi (Yellow Emperor) to Qing Dynasty, including the Opium Wars. 2. Modern China-from establishment of the Republic of China in 1912, through Northern Expeditions, War with Japan, bombing of Japan, the Civil Wars, establishment of PRC and the Cultural Revolution; One China Polity; Taiwan; Tibet. 3. Contemporary China-Developments since reform and opening up in 1978; outlook for the future, viewpoints n US-China relation of Western scholars like Henry Kissinger, Martin Jacques, Graham Allison and Chinese scholar and diplomat Wu Jianmin. Civilization-Since the ancient times, China has made important contributions in science and civilization, in agriculture, Traditional Chinese Medicine and infrastructure, including the Great Wall, the Grand Canal and the Three Gorges Dam. Culture-On cultural subjects, the book has introductory essays on these subjects: Confucius and Confucianism, Daoism (Taoism), Buddhism, Islam, Sun Zi, religions, differences with the West, education, poetry and Kung Fu….. All the authors have contributed their time to write on various aspects of Chinese history and culture. This book will be available on Amazon.com. Sale of this book will benefit Chinese American Forum, a non-profit organization to promote understanding of China for better US-China relation. This book is intended for English-language readers and American Born Chinese (ABC) for better understanding of China, a country of 1.38 billion people with increasing global influence on economy, world trade, international relations, climate change, etc. With understanding of its history and culture, readers can be assured that China is a force for peace and prosperity.

China is increasingly important on the world scene yet has remained misunderstood in the West. This book is written for English language readers, including my ABC (American Born Chinese) children for understanding of China, its history and culture and as a guide to travels in China with a list of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Chinese culture is a culture of peace. In history, China had beenn at the receiving end of aggression, especially from Japan. Neither Chinese Nationalists or Communists sought war reparations from Japan for loss of life and property damages. Since the end of WWII, China has pursued a good neighbor policy with Japan. Never-ending tit-for-tat hostility is counter-productive to nurture long-lasting peace. To learn from history, we must not forget. To forget is to risk repeating history. To give English language readers a basic understanding of China, an introductory guide and an outline of history provide some background information of China and its relations with the outside world. Shortly after visiting the Flying Tiger Museum in Chongqing, I heard the news of Anna Chennault's passing in March 2018, 60 years after General Chennault's death in 1958. To refresh the memory of the war-time hero and the Flying Tigers he led, I dedicated a special section to tell the story of Claire Chennault and the Flying Tigers who made a great contribution in the war with Japan.My father was a general in Republic of China Nationalist army during the war. I have included my family experiences in the war following war movements in Hubei, Hunan, Chongqing, Guangzhou and Taiwan. These places have undergone tremendous changes in the last 40 years. I am impressed with the transformation from war-torn China. China is rich in history, culture and natural beauty. As a happy ending for this book, I have included reports of my visits to China in recent years to share with readers. A list of 53 UNESCO World Heritage sites is provided.To help readers in the pronunciation of Chinese names and places, a guide to Chinese pinyin used in Microsoft Word is provided. Some uncommon names in Chinese are included for clarification. I thank my husband, Professor George Tsao, for his help to place photos in the text and my daughter, Helen Tsao, for the design of the book. The purpose of this book is not to perpetuate grievances, but to learn from history. Japanese people are peace-loving just like people all over the world. They were only being loyal to Emperor Hirohito who had the ambition to conquer Asia. The current emperor Akihito has time and again expressed deep remorse over the war. We must separate peace-loving Japanese from the right-wing extremists. We have learned from history that peace-loving people were often led to the warpath by megalomaniacs with grandiose ambition to dominate the world. In recent years, China and Japan have largely maintained a cooperative relationship and friendly people to people exchanges. Strong Confucian ethics and the participation of Taiwan, Korea will form an economic block for win-win development of Asia.In other parts of the world, 100 years after WWI and 73 years after WWII, there are still war activities, unrests, terrorists, refugees, poverty-much man-made suffering. Now that we have entered the nuclear age, we pledge to learn from history so that we don't stumble into WWIII. It was estimated that 25 million people died in WWI, more than 60 million died in WWII including 20 million in China and additional 10 million elsewhere in Asia, in even bigger world scale of war. It was estimated 80 to 100 million Chinese refugees fled from the war zones. We are the lucky ones to have survived the war. To honor the memory of all who perished in war, we must learn from history for peace, so they shall not have died in vain. Forgive, but never forget!