Serge Lomako has 3 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators. The most-rated is Baby Boomers Retirement Abroad: Europe - Live Rich Lifestyle on a $1,000 to $2,000 Monthly Budget.
Radnor: Episode 1
Summary
Radnor’s story began many summers ago in another cruel battle far away across the great ocean. It was in a wonderful remote land conquered by Zark the Vikinn, the fearless warrior from the North. Zark was the chieftain of the large clan of Nordic people who called themselves the Vikinns, the children of the Northern gods who descended hundreds of years ago from the night lights in the winter sky. Vikinns were simple, yet hardy people. Cross them in battle and the ferocious side would reveal itself. The Vikinns were fearless warriors and brave seafarers, daring to explore the cold oceans and lands beyond the sea mist beyond their shores. Zark’s wife, Vilgren, chose to marry him at her young age of 19. By that age, the custom ordered all Vikinn maidens to have equally mastered the arts of war and the household. From the day of their wedding, the wife became the best of Zark’s war comrades. The lethal couple fought shoulder-to-shoulder in every battle, be it defending their homeland or stripping foreign realms of their wealth and wine. Sea voyages and snowy mountain raids were filled with glory as Vilgren recounted their victorious deeds with song. Cruel hordes were of the numerous tribes who called themselves Monghols or Khassars, invading all lands from the southeast steppes and laying claim to all. Monghols practiced their custom to usurp the lands by callously laying the lands’ defeated leaders in charge of the lands which they had just lost - a bitter taste, but practical. Here, the defeated leaders were to serve as the Monghols’ appointed local rulers, whose role was to mainly account for the people and goods within the conquered territory. They were also responsible for preparing and delivered the annual tax payment: one-tenth of everything the land had, including people and goods. Each year, the same procedure: one-tenth of the entire population of men were to join the Monghols’ troops and became Monghols themselves. One-tenth of women were to join the Monghols’ yourts, and children whose height was more than the length of a Monghol’s sword stuck into the ground were to join the women. Finally, one-tenth of all the goods that were in the land became the quarry of the grotesque invaders each year; year after year. There was no way to hide anything. The Monghols had spies everywhere, and punishment was merciless. Unlike the Vikinns who schooled their own to immerse themselves into the conquered land’s culture, the Monghols, being a multitude of different tribes and faiths, in contrast have never left one of their own behind to govern the conquered territories. These were their traditions. Radnor will soon return from the Southern deserts, armed with new knowledge of warfare acquired from the ancient foreign nation, to be giving the Monghols a shadow of death that would chase them until his mother could smile freely in Valhalla, listening to the songs of Radnor. During Radnor’s venture to the South, the Vikinns elect their new Chieftains and continue the campaign to protect their lands by fighting the Monghols.
©2019 Serge Lomako (P)2019 Serge Lomako
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Retiro De Baby Boomers en El Extranjero [ Baby Boomers Retreat Abroad]
Summary
¿A quién es el libro destinado: Baby Boomers Los lectores que aún no hayan explorado opciones para retirarse en el extranjero (jubilación en el extranjero); Los lectores que ya han examinado Canadá, América Latina o Asia sudoriental; Los lectores que aún no han alcanzado o pensado en la fase de jubilación; Los familiares o amigos de los lectores: jubilados o planeando jubilarse, o considerando la jubilación; Planificadores financieros; Agentes de bienes raÍces Agentes de viajes. El libro es una guía de referencia de lectura corta que describe un posible enfoque para seleccionar el país extranjero para la jubilación y prepararse para la mudanza de jubilación. Los otros libros de nuestra serie cubrirán países separados y proporcionarán más información. Este libro se refiere a varios países de Europa, una región diferente, con la historia y geografía diferentes y diversas. Los criterios para la calidad de vida objetivo incluyen un estilo de vida culturalmente rico y diverso, comodidad general, estrés mínimo, seguridad, buen clima, buena y asequible atención médica local, disponibilidad de ayuda de contratistas locales del hogar, costo razonable de vida con cesta de alimentos de calidad precio promedio agregado mensual, asequibilidad de viajes turísticos internacionales de corta distancia y entretenimiento cultural cerca de la ubicación de jubilación, y la disponibilidad de redes locales amigables de personas por un variedad de intereses para las relaciones sociales generales. Para la idea general de los lectores de la proximidad de los lugares a visitar, el libro contiene un mapade área generalizada con escala de distancia y un posible itinerario con horas para viajar y precios. El costo básico de vida en estos nueve países, incluir viviendas cómodas y productos locales para alimentos caseros está dirigido a $1,000-$2,000 por mes, siendo $1,000 una posibilidad muy realista. Los sistemas medicos de los países europeos son diversos y a menudo fundamentalmente diferentes en comparación con el Hay zonas turísticas de sanatorio históricamente establecidas en los países europeos, conocidas desde la época previctoriana, que pueden ser de especial interés para los jubilados. Tome copias de sus recetas para el medicamento, pida a sus médicos que escriban recibos para que los lleve con usted en este viaje, para ver si son aceptados en las farmacias en el extranjero. Contactos en el extranjero y transporte terrestre. Si su agente de viajes de su ciudad natal no tiene acceso a información para identificar un guía turístico profesional y una compañía de taxis en cada una de las ubicaciones de su itinerario, pruebe los sitios web de las Embajadas de EE. UU. o Consulados de EE. UU. en esos países. Si no puede encontrar guías a través de estas fuentes, pida a las azafatas de su vuelo al extranjero que lo acompañen a un transporte terrestre confiable y que vean que abordan de forma segura un transporte aceptable a su hotel. Haga un punto de tomar la dirección, teléfono y sitio web de las oficinas o proveedores con licencia de buena reputación de servicios profesionales como contabilidad fiscal, ley de inmigración, bienes raíces, atención médica, seguros y otros, en cada país de su itinerario. Al final del libro, consulte la referencia a varios sitios web útiles para que los lectores busquen información específica del país. El autor trabaja en una serie de libros separados y más específicos sobre cada uno de estos nueve países. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2019 Serge Lomako (P)2019 Serge Lomako
Baby Boomers Retirement Abroad: Europe - Live Rich Lifestyle on a $1,000 to $2,000 Monthly Budget
Summary
Who is the audiobook intended for: Baby boomers Listeners who may have not yet explored options to retire overseas (retire abroad) Listeners who already looked into Canada, Latin America, or Southeast Asia Listeners who have not yet reached or thought of the retirement phase Listeners’ family members or friends: retired, planning to retire, or considering retirement Financial planners Real estate professionals Travel agents The audiobook is a short reference guide outlining a possible approach to selecting the foreign country for retirement and preparing for the retirement move. The key point of the audiobook is that for such an important turn in the retiree’s life, reputable, international, licensed professional help is the only way to make the move to the foreign country’s lifestyle of retiree’s choice. The other audiobooks of our series will cover separate countries and provide more information. This audiobook refers to several countries in Europe, a different region with different and diverse history and a geography. The criteria for the target quality of life include a culturally rich and diverse lifestyle, overall comfort, minimum stress, security, good climate, good and affordable local healthcare, availability of local household contractor help, reasonable cost of living with quality food basket monthly aggregated average price, affordability of short-distance international sightseeing travel and cultural entertainment close to the retirement location, and the availability of friendly local networks of people by a variety of interests for general social relationships. The basic cost of living in these nine countries, to include comfortable housing and local produce for homemade food, is targeted at $1,000-$2,000 per month, with $1,000 being a very realistic possibility. The healthcare systems in the European countries are diverse and often fundamentally different as compared to the American healthcare. There are historically established sanatorium resort areas in the European countries, known from pre-Victorian times, that may be of a special interest to the retirees. Take copies of your prescriptions for the medication, and ask your doctors to write receipts for you to take with you on this trip, to see whether they are accepted in the pharmacies overseas. Overseas contacts and ground transportation: If your hometown travel agent has no access to information to identify a professional tour guide and a cab company in each one of the locations in your itinerary, try the websites of the US embassies or US consulates in those countries. If you cannot find guides via these sources, ask the flight attendants on your flight abroad to escort you to a reliable transportation and to see that you safely board an acceptable transport to your hotel.
©2019 Serge Lomako (P)2019 Serge Lomako