Larry Bond

Chris Carlson

"North Korea has one of the world's largest standing armies, capable of unleashing a massive arsenal of chemical and nuclear weapons. With an unstable government, under absolute dictator Kim Jong-un. North Korea more closely resembles an organized crime ring than a real nation-state. Millions live on the edge of starvation while Pyongyang's ruthless generals, crooked bureaucrats, and vicious secret police wage a covert war against each other to expand their rival fiefdoms. Red Phoenix Burning explores the implosion of this corrupt regime--a coup that triggers a bloody civil war among the North's brutal factions. The world is dragged into a violent and rapidly widening confrontation amid North Korea's shattered ruins, bringing it to the edge of an all-out war that could engulf the entire civilized world."--Container.

Red Phoenix Burning

Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press As a teenager, Cecil Andrus dropped out of college after his first year and drove off with his girlfriend to get married in Reno. The year was 1949. Twenty years later, now a Korean War navy veteran, still married and with three daughters the gypo-logger-turned-industrial-accident-insurance-salesman and veteran state senator from Orofino was elected to the first of four terms as Idaho’s governor—a record unlikely ever to be equaled. Andrus, however, was also embarking on a national career that would see him hailed as one of the greatest interior secretaries and the architect of the nation’s greatest conservation accomplishment—saving the “crown jewels” of Alaska for future generations. How did Cecil Andrus emerge from an ordinary background to become one of not just Idaho’s but the nation’s most extraordinary and successful politicians? Through a series of stories and anecdotes, Andrus’s long-time press secretary, Chris Carlson, relates a personal reminiscence of Andrus’s rise to the governorship, reveals the “political rules” Andrus practiced, and unveils the exceptional personal qualities of the man who arguably has had the greatest impact on Idaho in modern times. Chris Carlson is a former newspaper man, press secretary for Cecil Andrus, and founding partner of the Gallatin Group, a public affairs advisory firm, in Boise. He continues to write and champion causes that are important to him and to the West.

Idaho's Greatest Governor

Cecil Andrus

Jeff Kerns

Have you ever imagined what it would be like if you could easily explain any concept to any prospect or client? And, explain it in such a way that it would be etched in their mind for months to come?For years, salespeople have used the back of a napkin to illustrate concepts and ideas. The reason? Using the back of the napkin requires making the even the most complex ideas easy to understand.Since the overwhelming majority of people have little understanding of either need for income protection or the products that provide the solutions, it is critical that agents, planners and advisors have a simple and effective way to communicate not only the importance of income protection, but also how the various products work.In this book, Jeff Kerns and Chris Carlson will reveal 50 ways you can use the back of a napkin to have a robust income protection conversation with an individual, a business owner or a corporate decision maker. If you become proficient in only one or two of these concepts, presenting income protection products will become so easy and your sales and commissions will skyrocket!

Chris Carlson

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