Pamela Morgan

Island Dreams is a beautifully written tale of discovery about self, friendship, chance, attitude and other cultures. From the minute you open the book, you'll be swept along on an intimate tale that reveals the full meaning of discovery through travel. Enjoy the lessons the author learns as she travels New Zealand, Fiji and the Cook Islands. Accompany Pam as she explores quaint towns and villages, pristine beaches and breathtaking vistas above and below water, at times exploring alone, oftentimes in the company of endearing characters who team up with her along the way. You will experience your own "Island Dreams" while traversing through this enjoyable memoir/travelogue. Pamela Morgan's debut adventure memoir follows 30 years of writing legal pleadings and summaries. She considers herself a self-exploring writer, yogini, lifelong activist and earth worshiper. Pam is inspired by nature and its healing and reflective qualities. She published many short stories in the Goddess Circle Newsletter, for Sisters of the Sacred Circle of Santa Cruz. Her short story, "How to Love a Goddess," was published in The Mystery of Woman, Soul Rock Books (2012), and her story "When Santa Cruz Was Young," was published in Santa Cruz Weird, edited by Nancy Lynn Jarvis (2018). She resides in the Santa Cruz Redwoods with her spouse, a family of squirrels and birds, a passing Buck or Doe, and a stealthy mountain lion.

"What happens to my bitcoin, ether, or other cryptoassets when I die?" Cryptoasset Inheritance Planning: A Simple Guide for Owners by Pamela Morgan, Esq. is a clear blueprint to inheritance planning for those holding cryptocurrency, tokens, crypto-collectibles, and other cryptoassets. Since 2015, Pamela has educated thousands of cryptocurrency owners around the world about why inheritance planning for cryptoassets matters and how to do it in a secure, usable, resilient, and efficient manner. In this book, Pamela walks you through her successful step-by-step inheritance planning processes. These processes are designed to help you build a customized crypotasset inheritance access plan - and you don't need to be a security expert or lawyer to do it. Inside you'll also find helpful tools like checklists, templates, and worksheets to make building your plan simple and easy. Topics include: * how to write a basic access plan in two to three hours* how to assess your risks and make your plan better* debunking common myths and misconceptions about cryptoasset inheritance planning* what laws you need to know about and why* how to interview, hire, and fire a lawyer and how to keep costs down* why smart contracts don't apply to inheritance today, but will someday* and so much moreBy the time you complete the book, your plans should: (1) allow your heirs to take possession of your cryptoassets when the time comes, but not before, (2) minimize the opportunity for others to steal cryptoassets from your loved ones, (3) provide an opportunity for your loved ones to hold the assets securely, instead of liquidating, (4) prevent fighting amongst your heirs and avoid legal problems whenever possible. Buy this book, follow the processes, and you'll be able to confidently answer the question, "What happens to my bitcoin, ether, or other cryptoassets when I die?" F. A. Q. Who is this book written for? If you own any cryptocurrency or cryptoasset tokens, this book is for you. If you use an exchange to buy and sell cryptoassets, this book is for you. If you've ever asked the question, "What will happen to my bitcoin, ether, or other cryptoassets when I die?" this book is for you. If you want someone, anyone, to inherit your cryptoassets when you die, this book is for you. Do I need to be an attorney or security expert to use this book? No. This book isn't written specifically for lawyers, security experts, or cryptographers, though they may benefit from the material. I don't live in the USA, is this book still relevant to my inheritance planning? The entire book, with the exception of the Making it Legal, is applicable to any cryptoasset owner in any jurisdiction. The Making it Legal section cites some USA law but the principles are broadly applicable around the world. Will this book teach me about specific cryptoasset laws in my jurisdiction? No. A book like that is called a legal treatise; they're heady and dense, even for lawyers. Instead, this book focuses on practical information you need know, like what happens to your assets if you don't have a will and why you shouldn't put your cryptographic keys in your will. You'll learn about high-level legal concepts that might affect your assets, how to find out more information about the laws in your jurisdiction, and how to keep legal costs down. The unique challenges with cryptoasset inheritance planning are not primarily legal - they're primarily technical. With this book, you'll learn how to create a cryptoasset access plan for your heirs. Your access plan aims to answer the question, "From a practical perspective, how will my loved ones access my cryptoassets when I'm not around to help them?"

Showing peasant life in Moscow living with Israeli challenges.. . and revealing moral strengths and weaknesses on both sides Nebulous. Insightful quick and easy read leaving us fresh and complacent to be grateful and blessed in the US. It is a happening story making some sense of history with semi-real historical fiction during the 1980's when the cold war was melting.