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Through the Bible series, book 4, is a collection of sermons from Matthew to II Thessalonians

200 page lined notebook with an ocean theme for nautical dreamers.

O' Human: The Journey of Life, Death & Humanity is an exploration of the human condition that traverses the landscapes of joy, sorrow, wonder, and reflection. Connecting with the shared emotions that bind us all. This collection is a reminder that, amidst the complexities of life, our common threads of love, loss, and longing unite us in a journey that is uniquely, beautifully human.

"Unveil the Truth Behind "The Chameleon Theory"Dive into the labyrinthine psychology of chameleon-like behavior with "The Chameleon Theory: Unmasking the Hidden Pursuit of Approval." This riveting exploration delves deep into the roots, consequences, and the path to liberation from the chameleon within. Melding rigorous scientific research, gripping personal narratives, and actionable advice, this book isn't just a guide-it's a compass for anyone yearning to fathom the enigma of their own chameleon tendencies or those of the people they cherish. Embark on a journey to decipher the intricate maze of the human psyche and emerge enlightened, liberated, and more authentically connected than ever before.

In "Difficult Conversations in the Workplace," Andre Koen, an esteemed diversity trainer and expert based in Minnesota, addresses one of the most challenging aspects of professional life - navigating and successfully engaging in difficult conversations. With his wealth of experience and unique insights, Koen provides readers with practical tools and strategies to effectively handle sensitive topics, resolve conflicts, and promote a more inclusive and productive work environment.Workplaces are dynamic spaces where diverse individuals with varying perspectives and backgrounds come together. As a result, disagreements, misunderstandings, and conflicts can arise, often leading to tension and diminished productivity. Koen recognizes the critical importance of addressing these issues head-on rather than avoiding or neglecting them.Drawing on his extensive experience as a facilitator and trainer, Koen guides readers through the art of navigating difficult conversations with grace, empathy, and respect. Through engaging anecdotes, real-life examples, and interactive exercises, he helps readers develop the necessary skills to initiate and manage challenging discussions."Difficult Conversations in the Workplace" covers a broad range of topics, including addressing bias, addressing microaggressions, promoting equity and inclusion, and managing interpersonal conflicts. Koen offers practical advice on active listening, fostering a safe and open environment, and finding common ground to build bridges between colleagues.With a focus on empathy and understanding, Koen emphasizes the importance of recognizing and managing emotions during difficult conversations. He provides readers with frameworks and strategies to maintain constructive dialogue, navigate power dynamics, and ensure that all voices are heard and respected.This book is an invaluable resource for managers, team leaders, HR professionals, and anyone seeking to enhance their communication skills in the workplace. Koen's insightful guidance equips readers with the tools to transform potentially challenging encounters into opportunities for growth, learning, and increased collaboration."Difficult Conversations in the Workplace" is a must-read for individuals and organizations committed to fostering an inclusive and harmonious work environment. Andre Koen's expertise and compassionate approach empower readers to embrace these challenging conversations as opportunities to build stronger connections, pro

"Whether dealing with Greek gods, kings, politicians, terrorists, or capitalists, 19 Women explores the ability and power to take by force that which is desired. Man 'treats the world like firewood' and insists 'I will have what I came for'. Violence and greed are softened by moments of jewelled beauty where 'all your lovers' hearts are garnets, strewn' and 'emeralds are embedded in walls, like [...] eyes'. Peter Clive's collection asks the reader to look unflinchingly at patriarchy."(Morag Anderson, 2023 Aryamati Pamphlet Winner)"A book like nothing I have read before. A book about women, but not in the way one might imagine. It features goddesses and real people, ekphrastic poetry and poetry prompted by newspaper headlines. A true celebration of women." (Fin Hall, poet, producer, filmmaker, performer)"Real things and things of the mind: all dealt with via a trenchant, tender voice that ought to strike a chord with anyone accustomed to the joys of poetry."(Professor Gerard Carruthers FRSE, Francis Hutcheson Chair of Scottish Literature, University of Glasgow)

He's got pirates behind him, sea monsters ahead of him and a boatload of passengers that refuse to get along.It's been a year since the events in Niagara Falls.vThings have generally gotten better in the wasteland and civilization is starting to take hold along the rivers.No one knows where the Librarian is, or if he's alive, but there's a man and a mastiff running passengers from Hannibal to Cairo that might have an idea as to what really happened.Life is starting to return to normal along the river if you don't count the pirates and the sea monsters. But all of that is about to change and the end of the world may never be the same again.The Duck & Cover Adventures continue in Book 5, Crossroads of the Apocalypse.It's still the end of the world as you've never known it.

The Beast in between your Ears (Farsi) (2023) is a poetry collection written by Salim Ghazi Saeedi. The book comes in three sections of Thesis, Antithesis and Synthesis representing cyclic evolutions during poet's experiences after moving to Melbourne. Going from love-stricken sentimentality to inhabiting with dark forces of loneliness and then wise murmurings. According to the poet, "I don't find any of these states balanced. It is only understanding of this cycle that gives meaning to one's existence". The poetry is partly Farsi versions of the poetry written originally in English in previous books and partly new.

Millionaire Sudoku is not just a puzzle book; it's a captivating journey through the world of sudoku, intertwined with the elegance of fine art, designed to inspire readers to apply strategic thinking not only to puzzles but also to their life goals and aspirations. This meticulously crafted book elevates the traditional Sudoku experience to a luxurious realm of beauty, intellect, and personal growth.Each Sudoku puzzle within this exquisite collection is accompanied by breathtaking artwork reminiscent of what one might find gracing the walls of a millionaire's home or a prestigious art museum. The synergy between puzzle and art creates a unique theme for every challenge, each with its title, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the solving experience.The fusion of art and Sudoku serves as a metaphor for life itself. As readers engage with these puzzles and their accompanying artwork, they subtly absorb the principles of strategic problem-solving, patience, and perseverance-skills that are not only essential for conquering Sudoku grids but are also applicable to achieving one's ambitions and living a more fulfilling life.Millionaire Sudoku transcends the ordinary puzzle book. It encourages readers to contemplate the intricate balance between strategy and aesthetics, mirroring the delicate balance between pursuing one's passions and achieving success. With each solved puzzle, readers not only sharpen their Sudoku-solving skills but also gain insights into how these strategies can be transferred to overcome real-life challenges.Whether you're an avid Sudoku enthusiast seeking a novel experience or someone looking for a thoughtful gift that combines art and intellect, Millionaire Sudoku invites you to embark on a captivating journey where puzzles and art converge, offering inspiration and life lessons along the way. So, immerse yourself in this opulent world of puzzles, art, and self-discovery, and unlock the keys to both Sudoku mastery and a more fulfilling life.

This book is a biography of my father, Albert Solberg (1903-1996). He was born in Norway, joined the Norwegian merchant marine at eighteen, and came to the United States in 1924. He endured personal tragedy and a half-dozen brushes with death, but also had some amazing experiences in places like India, Samoa, and South America. Later, he worked as a yacht crewman on the Great Lakes. After settling in New York City, he married in 1933. He and his wife of 63 years raised six children, and he lived to the age of 92. This is a story about adventure, hard work, and family--how an immigrant carved out a piece of the American Dream. All readers have known someone like Albert, who came to America with nothing and created a good life in a new land.

There's a bounty hunter to catch, an army to shake and a biker gang full of dentists hot on his tail.The bounty hunter Mr. Christopher has kidnapped Erica and The Librarian and his dog, Chewy are desperate to get her back.Willie and Coy like money and they are after The Librarian to collect the price on his head. Hawk and his gang of wasteland raiders are after Willie and Coy for a breach of contact.In the powerful city of Alasis, a movement is growing and the people consider The Librarian a hero. Lord Invictus wants the movement stopped and has sent the fearsome and mysterious Skinners to finish what Mr. Christopher started.In the middle of it all is a city where the citizens prize freedom and equality above all other things, or else.And, of course, there are bears.It's the end of the world as you've never known it.

A comparison between Earth's cyclical and balanced processes before and after the introduction of humans is made. An analysis of the attempts of the civilized to understand Nature and their eventual turning away from it to construct a reality of their own. This alternate reality is examined through economics, culture, and scientific lenses and their effects on the Earth and its inhabitants. The future is contemplated for humanity and the planet in light of current climatic and other worldwide events such as global warming and depletion of water resources to name just two of many. "How to Avoid Going Down the Toilet" pleads for a change in our attitude toward Nature because it is the final authority on how things work on our planet. The Only Alternative to our current way of life is introduced in Five action steps achievable in our lifetime.

In volume I of the Blind Century Professor Hoggan primarily looked at the rise of America and her messianic illusions of Manifest Destiny which included not only subjugating the American continent, but all of South America and ultimately the world - a fulfilled Manifest Destiny under which we now live in this 21st Century.The 20th Century - the "American Century" - is a result of this messianic drive, and the consequences for Europe were devastating. Europe is the cradle of our Indo-European peoples and of Western Christian Civilization, and the centrality of all that entails. The rise of messianic America, and then of the USSR resulted in the destruction of the heartlands of our civilization, culture, and science. Some of his prophecies have not yet happened, such as the collapse of the United States - because of the destruction of the dollar, her demographics and ethnic constituency - but are looming on the horizon. Indeed the U.S. has somewhat reinvented itself several times to maintain her power and prestige, particularly after causing the collapse of her long-time ally and some-time enemy, the Soviet Union, but the massive debt bomb in ticking and the world is becoming restless. How long the juggling continue, no one knows. Certainly not forever as we balance on the precipice of World War III with a revanchist Russia now being fought in Ukraine as an American and NATO proxy war.Hoggan writes in favor of a revived Europe which he hopes will be able to eventually throw off American (and Russian) rule and reestablish herself as the Center of a renewed and re-enheartened Western Civilization and Christendom.

Életben egyformán írunk,Versben kezdetünk és sírunk...De mindenki más sorsot jár,Messze szállunk mint a madár...

poetry by ellie bee from August 2022-July 2023 con

Dr. Burton Montrose, a famous scientist, discovers a biological element which he believes will improve the mental faculties of the human race. Instead, when tested on a few human subjects, the discovery reacts, turning them into cruel, bloodthirsty murderers. This band of arch-criminals is led by Pierre LaRue, a cunning leader, and they cover up their tracks so well that the only clue to their identity is the ante-mortem statement of one of the victims that the leader, known as the "Crimson Stain," has blood-red eyes. This book was transcribed from the newspaper novel written in 1916, and is being presented for the first time in book form as a companion to the new Blu-Ray restoration.

Frankly Savannah is a marvelous, irreverent romp through space, time, love, and life in the not too distant future. Explore quintessential philosophical questions, government cock-ups, and space repair, all from the comfort of your favorite sofa. Follow our intrepid Father/Daughter team of money-hungry professionals as they flounder through experiences they call life in the 22nd Century. So come on in, sit a spell and join Frank, Savannah, a shrewd dominatrix, the U.S. Congress, Amazon Alexa, Elon Musk, and a whole collection of surly characters for an out-of-this-world romp with the unique perspective of warped reality.

Document your most important preparedness information in this commonplace book.

In The Culminations, sequel to the Legacy, SHOOTS has become a Manila-based international corporation with Boyer Heath as its CEO, Dylan as his operations manager and Taylor supervising all PR and marketing. Its Prodigiums, resident centers in major capitals for prodigies with IQ's above 160, form a genius resource network available for contracted problem-solving to chemical, engineering, medical and biochemical research organizations.A totally sensate condom, a supra wound healer, a pain medication with the power of an opioid without the risk of addiction, a process that eliminates phantom pain for amputees, and TPX-22, synthesized from inland taipan venom, the deadliest in the world, which brings a temporary period of lucidity to those with dementia, are some of the products they've developed.Boyer refuses to sell his jungle eco-resort run by an indigenous Aeta tribe to global infrastructure giant Trident Enterprises who want to mine it for lithium. Trident is owned by three men each of whom maintain unique child sexual depravities. Caught in the act one night, they are deported on their private jet which mysteriously disintegrates over the South China Sea. Tony who wanted to go as Tanya to the senior prom at Bancroft High School in Staunton finally has sex reassignment surgery and falls in love with Virgil who doesn't know about her transition. The trafficking of young children by gangs under the control of politicians and police is stopped by prodigy Sasha, her mother Belinda, Lina, Taylor, and Dylan when they organize TRAFFIC STOP and use a paralytic injected via a blowgun dart to tattoo and brand traffickers and their customers.Victories are celebrated at HELLS GATE, a private club frequented by Hells Angels, where management demands all male patrons must change into supplied pink tutus to neutralize any 80 proof machismo confrontations.

The book is both earthy and heavenly. It is earthy as it deals with the pain, upheavals, disappointments, sickness, bereavement, challenges, and humanity that confronts a minister in his call to love and care for his congregation/community as well as his own personal challenges in carrying out the mandate of the gospel; the mandate in caring and shepherding the flock God has placed in his care, but also in fulfilling the Divine Commission to "go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature...."

All too often Jesus is presented as a weakling, a tender man without strength, or as Jesus our lover. These dishonor the historic Jesus who was extremely masculine, who fought against the Pharisees, drove out the money changers from the temple using a whip, overturning their tables.This Jesus is far too violent for the effeminate Christianity of today. Thus, he had to be toned down, to become someone who would not give offense to anyone. And then churches wonder why young men are leaving en masse.When our European ancestors converted to the Faith of Christ it was because they recognized his manly virtures in eschewing death, and boldly presently his message of the Kingdom, the Gospel, without fear or favor.This is the Christ that Fr. Haeuser, a biblical scholar and pastor, brings back to life before us. He speaks of those mysterious words of Christ about leaving house and family, forsaking all, and shows the proper context for understanding Christ's mission as the Warrior Son of God.Christianity is not a religion of death and sin, it is a manly faith which urges us onward to establish the rule and reign of Christ the King in order to fulfill our divine destiny

Jesus Christ preexistedthe Incarnation(John 8:58). He existed in apreincarnateform before He was incarnated (Php. 2:6). However, in this preexisting form He had no beginning.Jesus Christ is"theBeginning"(Rev. 3:14,21:6,22:13). We can be sure that He preexisted the creation of the world in the genesis of time; for, in actuality, HeCreatedit (Genesis 1:1;John 1:1-5,Col. 1:16-17,Eph. 3:9). Jesus is one among the plurality of people, who said,"Letus make man in our Image"(Gen. 1:26), when the mighty and strong creator God, called,Elohim(Gen. 1:26), created mankind. Herein, from eternity past, long before Jesus becametheSon ofMan,He was alwaystheSon of Godin whomtheFatherdelights (Prov. 8:22-31); and, astheSon of God,Jesus istheAlphaandtheOmega(Rev. 1:8,11,21:6,22:13) -the Second Person of the Godheadwho has interposed Himself on behalf of mankind from thebeginning, even before the fall of Adam, theretofore untiltheincarnation, andmuch moreforevermore (1 Cor. 5:1-5,Ps. 110:1,Matt. 28:19-20,Rom. 5:10).

This newly revised book of poems, originally published in 2010, centered around my experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa. These poems deal with the volunteer experience, the experience of day-to-day village life, and the clash between the two. They are by turns, bawdy, sad, and as surreal as the Peace Corps experience itself. A number of these poems have been published in the following journals; pLopLop, INPOSSE, Five Fingers Review, Flying Island, Bathtub Gin. Others were published in Kilhohertz Country, a chapbook of poems published by GeekSpeak Unique Press--Dan Grossman

The Black Kids Coloring Book is a creative and engaging coloring book specifically designed to celebrate Black culture, history, and diversity. This book aims to provide children with a positive representation of Black individuals, showcasing their achievements, traditions, and influential figures. Filled with captivating illustrations, it offers a wide range of images depicting Black children participating in various activities, exploring their heritage, and promoting self-love and empowerment. This colouring book serves as a valuable educational tool that encourages artistic expression while fostering a sense of pride and cultural appreciation.

In "Blue Veiled Boys," Alferos takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the complexities of their life as a Queer, Black, plus-size survivor. This unique memoir is a powerful anthology of poetry and prose that delves deep into the intricacies of identity, love, and the quest for self-acceptance. Through a series of vivid and emotionally charged narratives, the author explores the healing power of sexuality, revealing how intimacy became a profound act of self-discovery and personal growth. Each poem and story is a window into the author's world, where love is not found in fleeting encounters but in the hard-won lessons of embracing their true self. "Blue Veiled Boys" is a literary tour de force that defies convention, inviting readers to replace the politics of queer representation with a celebration of lean, raw humanness. This memoir is not just a story; it is a testament to the strength of the human soul and a rallying cry for greater understanding, empathy, and love. It is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the intricacies of identity and the transformative power of self-acceptance. "Blue Veiled Boys" is a bold and unforgettable work that will leave readers with a profound sense of connection and a renewed appreciation for the multifaceted tapestry of human experience.

In this thought-provoking book, Dr. Kutz delves into 42 essential insights required for effective leadership. Through a curated collection of 42 mini-essays, Matt offers a fresh perspective on leadership, encouraging readers to explore unconventional approaches. In today's VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous) world, navigating challenges can be daunting. However, this book presents a transformative approach, turning turbulence into an opportunity. By flipping VUCA to vision, understanding, clarity, and alignment, readers can gain a new perspective on leadership, enabling them to thrive in dynamic environments. Matt equips readers with valuable tools to handle complexity, inspire teams, and nurture innovation. Whether you are an experienced leader or an aspiring one, this book holds valuable wisdom to expand your leadership capacity, making you a more effective and influential leader.

"No Hair, All Hues: Creative Celebration Of Hair-Free Beauty" Coloring Book and JournalRediscover your inner radiance, one hue and thought at a time."No Hair, All Hues" is a masterfully curated experience, designed for every woman who wishes to celebrate her unique beauty amidst the journey of hair loss and baldness. Each page is a testament to the courage, grace, and unyielding spirit that define you.**Features:**- Empowering Affirmations: Heartfelt affirmations that reinforce your strength, value, and undeniable charm.- Vivid Illustrations: Dive into exquisite depictions of powerful, bald women, waiting for you to bring them to life with a splash of color.- Journaling Spaces: Thoughtfully placed blank pages beckon you to pour out your aspirations, reflections, and moments of gratitude.- A Symphony of Self-Love: More than just a coloring book, this is your passport to self-acceptance, self-worth, and boundless self-appreciation.As you navigate through the coloring designs, journal entries, and transformative affirmations, "No Hair, All Hues" serves as a constant reminder: True beauty isn't about having hair but basking in the glow of your authentic self.Embrace. Celebrate. Shine. Because hair or no hair, your beauty knows no bounds.

An American Storyteller is a collection of Thomas Herber Lindsey's stories. Growing up in my family, I always heard from my father and his uncles about 'Uncle Tom' and his funny stories. My father's favorite story was 'The Major's Story.'By the time I was old enough to care or pay attention, time had taken its toll on my father's memory. One of Tom's playbills was captioned, 'Tom Lindsey - The Man That Can Make You Laugh.' Sometime after my father's passing, I found two of Uncle Tom's notebooks and transcribed them into this book. The stories are captured exactly as they were written.Thomas Herber Lindsey was born in Durham, NC on March 9, 1878, and was the fourth of eight children of John Monroe and Nancy Catherine (Morris) Lindsey. He was a lawyer, teacher, NC Senator, and traveling lecturer. He passed on Oct. 3, 1941, in Wilmington, NC.