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Jay Heins’ debut poetry collection, Book of Hours, gently asks you to consider both small miracles and large tragedies. Inspired by medieval Christian illuminated manuscripts, Heins adapts this practice of pairing poetry with visual art into a nature-based secular kind of worship. These unconventional prayers are a devotional practice of gratitude juxtaposed with grief, meditations on how death informs life.

What human beings have been endowed with, and children exhibit in its purest form, is every person’s constant companion through life: The flexibility and resilience to face an uncertain future and a world full of surprises. Put another way: Every human being has been endowed with the creative genius - yes, “genius”, as no other word would be adequate to describe the magnitude of the task and of the achievement - to construct frameworks for the purpose of understanding the world in which they reside.

Written in a highly accessible, anecdotal style, Turn Can’t into Next: Leadership Lessons from the School of Hard Knocks weaves leadership lessons, storytelling, and humor together in a way that will resonate with listeners with varying levels of professional experience and across various industries who are looking to become better leaders. The book is a fascinating journey full of stories and hard lessons learned over Gerry Cadorath’s more than 40-year career with his family business.

New ways of creating wealth don’t come along very often and they usually bring with them new ways of doing things. It changes family dynamics and the way we carry out everyday life. Such a new wealth system is about to explode on the scene, brought about by a new civilization of consumers: those who shop on the internet. Today’s wealth “revolution” will not only replace old technologies, but it will also profoundly alter institutions as today’s traditional role economies change into knowledge economies.

We communicate with our cells in many different ways: prayer, meditation, yoga, music, poetry, exercise, running, cycling, walking, and many more ways. I will attempt to demonstrate that life’s adventure is the very medium that will let us live a wholesome, healthy life based on common sense and breakthrough pioneering research. Knowledge is part of the equation, so the more we know, the better informed we become to make those crucial decisions so important for good health.

A relaxing collection of spiritual, romantic, and sexual poems to redirect your thoughts to the important things in life.

In a fascinating rumination, Edward G. Simmons combines a lifetime’s experiences and biblical research in a voice that is as comfortable and welcoming as if one was seated in an easy chair in his study. With his fierce intellect and honesty, Simmons layers his philosophical lessons with personal insights and the latest discoveries of science.

We have been telling people that this is the 11th hour, now you must know that this is the hour at hand, and there are things you need to know. The techniques that I go over in this book really work if you try them, you'll see! Then pass on what you learn here. The time for the Lone Wolf is over, gather yourselves! Banish the word struggle from your attitude and vocabulary. All that you do now must be done in sacred manner. We are the ones we've been waiting for...show up and be legendary!

In a small, rural Arkansas town in the midst of World War II, hotel house detective George "Jojo" Walker wearily maintains the status quo in the wake of personal devastation. That status quo is disrupted when a hygiene picture roadshow rolls into town with a controversial program on display and curious motives in mind. What begins with a gruesome and impossible murder soon spirals into hallucinatory waking nightmares for Jojo - nightmares that converge with his reality and dredge up his painful, secret past.

Legend has it that the Grey Lady lurks the corridors in the old Tudor manor house, known as the Old Hall, in a small English market town. When curiosity gets the best of five 12-year-old boys after a tragedy in the classroom, they go to investigate. In the dead of night, they creep into the old building to discover if the stories are true and to find out if she really exists.

Your child’s mind-set matters, more than they realize. Help them understand the power of a growth mind-set. Told in an engaging way that brings clarity to the subject of mind-set, Your Thoughts Matter gives concrete examples of what different mind-sets sound like in our heads. "This is too hard, I’ll never learn it." versus "It’s meant to be hard, we grow by challenging ourselves." What a difference!

Stevie Tenderheart Billy Jack: The Great Escape is a fun ride through the mind of a nine-year-old as he makes his own rules. Based on a true story, Billy Jack hatches a plan to shift his stars.

Based on a true story. Stevie and the Tooth Fairy share the magic of the night. This is a must-have for young children about to lose their first tooth (ages five and up). A fun story to play to your children or grandchildren. It is not only entertaining and personable, it offers positive messages, humor, self-confidence, and wonderment. Sure to become a classic of children's literature.

When college English professor Bob Kelton finds his students murdered in the classroom, he realizes that the only evidence proving the identity of the killer also proves that Kelton violated school policy by being away from his class when the killings occurred. Kelton, now, must decide to either reveal the evidence and lose his career or hide it and risk his life to catch the murderer himself.

Your credit score is a tool like any other. Some people like myself, at one point, ignore their credit score, and they have no idea how much money they can save if they paid a little attention to their credit rating. That is why I wrote this book; to enlighten anybody out there who might have a poor credit score or a credit score that is not where it is supposed to be. Once you know why your credit score is bad, I do not doubt that you would want to make it better.

At the same time that we are trying to enjoy our life, we are also constantly worrying about it. We worry about our careers, our social lives, our health and finances; we worry about everything that is happening in our lives, and in the world around us. Sometimes, these worries seem to overshadow our joys in life. This audiobook is about learning to love your life - exactly the way that it is at this moment. This audiobook is about teaching you to be satisfied with your life, to enjoy it by changing some simple and basic habits!

In Eye of the Irmacane, author Jeremy Croston gives his firsthand look at the days leading up to the storm and then surviving the storm itself from Altamonte Springs, Florida. In an attempt to give listeners as much information as possible, real conversations with his wife and co-workers are included as they discuss the best options possible. Blending his trademark humor with a very real look at the dangers a storm of Irma’s magnitude possesses, Jeremy brings you into the Eye of the Irmacane without ever having to leave the safety of your preferred listening method.

You can't turn on the television these days without the term erectile dysfunction, ED, or of late, PD (Peyronies Disease) being hurled out at you with the purpose of selling drugs or advice about getting back in the ball game or re-achieving your erection, men. Us guys know how important it is to connect with your loved one through intimacy and 99 times out of 100, this requires a male penile erection for the satisfaction of both the male himself, and his partner.

This book is all about spreading positivity and promotion of self-love. And let's be frank, I'm not an expert, or a master at self-love. Think of this book as friendly advice - you can take it or leave it! No hurt feelings here. I don't think anyone truly is an expert of self-love. But let's talk about it. Let's work at it and fail, then try again. Let's have enough self-love to love others. Let's be courageous enough to practice self-reflection and true honesty with ourselves.

At the age of 61, Sydney Greenstreet made one of the most memorable debuts in classic cinema as the mysterious Kaspar Gutman in The Maltese Falcon (1941). His performance earned him a Best Supporting Actor nomination. Born in England, Greenstreet had enjoyed a 40-year stage career which encompassed everything from Shakespeare to musical comedy and some of the most acclaimed plays of the 1930s. His film career lasted a mere eight years but included the timeless Casablanca (1942) and saw him teamed to great effect with the inimitable Peter Lorre.