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In 1980 Tom Greeley took the adventure of a lifetime riding his bicycle from Virginia to Oregon 4,200 miles in 82 days. He joined BikeCentennial the Transamerica Bicycle Trail organization along with eight other cycling enthusiasts, and was able to experience something that people only dream about. They went from east to west and endured some of the most difficult terrain imaginable. Their ages ranged from 19 to 75 that gives proof that if you can imagine it, you can accomplish almost anything. 1,344,000 Revolutions will help you feel what Tom felt both emotionally and physically mile by mile. This truly is a ride worth experiencing.

The official book tie-in to the award-winning (Best First Screenplay, Independent Spirit Awards) movie, with a tour-de-force performance by Golden Globe Winner Felicity Huffman as Bree, a transsexual woman who takes an unexpected cross-country journey after learning that she once fathered a son. Contains the shooting script, production notes, scene notes written exclusively for this book, and new essays by writer/director Duncan Tucker, a foreword by Wall Street Journal film critic Joe Morgenstern, and 35 b/w film stills.

A campaign to prepare Americans for their futures Transform Tomorrow investigates why so many Americans are at risk of out-living their savings. Author Stig Nybo draws inspiration from successful behavior change campaigns to identify the drivers of change—context and beliefs—and how they can be successfully employed to boost retirement savings rates. While the retirement savings industry increasingly embraces the contextual drivers of behavior, very little is being done to shape our beliefs to start saving smarter and sooner. Nybo suggests a retirement readiness campaign to inspire and enlist the support of individuals, employers, industry, government, and the media. Explains how society can transition from treating 401(k) as a voluntary benefit to the basis upon which each individual who wants to or needs to can retire comfortably. Details a national, coordinated retirement readiness campaign, along the lines of successful Public Service Advertisements—like "The Crying Indian" and Rosie the Riveter—that will help change behavior and re-shape the culture of our nation Makes a call to action for such a campaign Retirement in America is endangered, but Transform Tomorrow shows a path back from the brink.