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Living and Dying Without Whining: 80 Years of Magical Moments, written by January Jones, re-creating many of her amazing adventures. She shares what it was like to land on an aircraft carrier, spend the night, be catapulted off the USS Carl Vinson, work for the CIA for 5 years, meet Charles Lindbergh, work as a Stewardess for Eastern Airlines, and then marry a Test Pilot. Then, becoming a widow at 25 years old with two babies. In her spare time as a young mother, she has appeared on famous game shows such as Family Feud. She married an airline pilot who worked for United Airlines.

Aristotle Onassis often said, "They say I have no class. Fortunately, people with class are usually willing to overlook this flaw because I am very rich. You can't buy class, but you can buy tolerance for its absence." This is exactly what Aristotle Onassis did with his life when he purchased a dilapidated Canadian frigate of warlike mien with no pretensions to grandeur whatsoever.

Anyone who goes shopping, watches TV, or has children knows there is a worldwide epidemic of whining especially during this pandemic. January Jones has surveyed a wide cross-section of people to find out why they whine and what they wine about. Armed with this information, she took a humorous look at why people whine and how to cure them. Ms. Jones reveals the top 10 whines from all age groups and shows you how to deal with them using cure that work. Thou Shalt Not Whine: The Eleventh Commandment is guaranteed to make you laugh at yourself and others.

I have been fortunate to host an Internet radio talk show called "January Jones sharing Success Stories", and it has been my privilege to interview hundreds of guests. My guests have shared their stories, their struggles, their secrets and their successes in their own words.

This audiobook reveals a new theory for the ultimate Crime of the Last Century. The Love Triangle Theory implicates Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy in the assassination of JFK. They are connected romantically before the assassination. Ms. Jones proves that they had the motives and means to commit the perfect crime of all time. Jackie desperately needed cash and Ari desperately needed class. They fell in love with each other and the rest is history.

This non-fiction work about the Kennedy assassination refutes all the popular theories on the assassination and makes a convincing case for whom the real perpetrators might have been. It is both shocking and at the same time believable. The author implicates Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis. They were two people who had the means, the motive, the money, and the alibi to commit the perfect murder of all time.