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In WOTC: year 664177: Zurmone, a yawan prince from the Husurian Kingdoms went outside of the Yawan Ruled Kingdoms into the Onam Ruled Federations and learned of the Dark Arts existence. There, under the tutelage of onam sorcerers, Zurmone began to excel in the Dark Arts and the practice of sorcery. Having become proficient in the practice of sorcery, he returned to his home and secretly introduced the Dark Arts into the Husurian Kingdoms. He was eventually caught, sentenced, and sent to the Crestone level of the Zutacquan Prison System. It was here that Zurmone formulated his plan to escape the Zutacquan Prison System using a Prophecy from the Book of Creation. His plan of deceit turned the lives of four other yawans, Darwor, Thomas, Aerolan, and Celeste upside down and eventually his treachery spread throughout the Tylorian Kingdoms and beyond.

Many question why a God, who is so loving, would allow so much hurt to come upon so many innocent people in the world. The Bible does address this. But! It has not been understood, because of several key facts that have been over-looked throughout the years. God did not have His writers to script history in chronological order. Thus! The contents can be confusing, contradictory, and confounding. Once we learn to hear from God, He will speak to us, through the scriptures and tell us what goes where. Is it a puzzle? One may think so. Only He knows exactly where the pieces should be placed. The problem, throughout the years has been that we only listen to who we believe. But! Where did they receive their knowledge? They gleaned from others, who they trusted. Many, not wanting to hear from anyone else, have closed their minds to everyone, who is not within their circle. But! When we trust, believe and hear from God, He will direct our path to a clear understanding. Within the pages of Hidden in Plain View, are several facts that God shared with me. Open your mind by putting aside what you have been taught, and allow the Scriptures to come alive with some amazing truths. Hopefully! You will see what God wants you to see about His Love, and you will be able to erase some "religious teachings" that caused many unbelievers to continue to not believe. God's Word is true. See what has been Hidden in Plain View.

Today on the world stage, The "Ukraine war" is the main story, China and Taiwan are a backstory. The Author, Andy Rowen spent 5 years 1982 to 1987 working in China (Petroleum Exploration) in the North and South of China. During his travels, Andy worked and interacted with the wonderful people of China. Their story is interlaced with the various Civilian organizations in China. Democratic Taiwan and its links to the West was always the forbidden fruit for China. The connection to the United States was going to be a pebble in the shoe of the middle Kingdom. Premier Xi Jinping of China wants Taiwan, like Hong Kong, to be part of China by 2027. Slow transition and peaceful unification of the two Political systems. The Chinese Communist Party maintains control of the 1.5 Billion Chinese people on the mainland. Its Primary goal is to bring Taiwan into the Family fold of the Middle Kingdom.

What is the time-line to the day of the Lord? The signs have been right in front of us since the beginning. Yet hidden from us until now. The Day Jesus Returns Comic Book now reveals, in a colorful fascinating story, that Jesus returns halfway through the final seven years. You know that summer comes about six weeks after the first buds on a fig tree are visible. The fig tree parable is just that. The abomination of desolation is a sign and happens on day 1,290. Jesus returns six weeks after the abomination of desolation on day 1,335. As is stated in Daniel 12:12 "Blessed is the one who waits and attains to day 1,335."

In 1967, in the small, wind-swept town of Penny out in West Texas, Bobby Hargrove's high school football career ended before it ever got off the ground. One year later, determined to try again, only one obstacle stands in his way-Head Coach Jack Stoner. Inspired by his best friend, Dilly, and a most unexpected admirer named Meg, Bobby anxiously awaits the chance to prove himself and guide the Pirates to victory. "Grab yourself a big ol' glass of sweet tea and sit back for an afternoon of enjoyable readin'. This book has it all: Hard-nosed football, heartfelt romance and enough laughs to fill a No. 2 washtub. If I had my druthers though, it'd be called, The Football Hero and His Best Bud Dilly. But that's just me." -Dilly Binzwanger, Age 70

Murder, Mayhem and Whitecapping is set in northwest Georgia 1894. It is the story of two men who were attacked by a group of whitecappers, men sworn by a blood oath to protect moonshiners, remove immoral people from their communities, but most of all to protect their own. The area of northwest Georgia had a membership of 800-1000 men. Henry Worley, a whitecapper himself, turns on his brotherhood, and manages to survive the hangman's noose but a week later is shot and killed by men he once called friends. A few months later, William Roper, who has been turning in moonshiners for a profit, finds himself a target as well. He is attacked in the middle of the night by whitecappers, who shoot him and leave him for dead in an abandoned copper pit. After six days, he is rescued from the pit and eventually testifies in federal court against his attackers. The federal government would eventually charge 30+ men, many of them prominent individuals in the county, with conspiracy. These two trials, as well as subsequent pleas, would eventually lead to the demise of the whitecappers in northwest Georgia. The trials would be covered extensively by The Atlanta Constitution. It along with federal court transcripts, essays on moonshining and whitecapping, and other historical references, serve as sources for this historical, nonfiction book.

A Life of Joy is a collection of short stories packed with humor, mischief, adventure, reflection, nostalgia, and fond memories of growing up in old Santa Fe in the nineteen sixties. In Part One, a young lad named Thomas tells us about the glorious mischief he and his cohorts concocted growing up. He takes us into the terrifying world of his worst nightmares and he describes the love and kindness shown to him by complete strangers.In Part Two he takes us on an exhausting one-hundred-mile bike ride, a motorcycle journey, a hitchhiking adventure, and a long road trip in a VW Bug with his buddies. Each is filled with humorous anecdotes, unexpected challenges, useful lessons, and plenty of fun. He reflects on the tumultuous 1960s, the Vietnam War, the political assassinations, the protests and the riots. And he recalls his powerful memories of the magic of snow falling on his beloved Santa Fe.Finally, in Part Three he takes us along with him and his wife, Nancy, on a magnificent journey through coastal towns of northern California and into various state and national parks. His vivid descriptions put us right there beside them as we feel the spray of the surf, listen to the whispering giant redwoods, and peer cautiously over the edge of granite cliffs. Turn the pages and join him!

Retired professor Nora Reinhart unexpectedly finds herself the owner of a villa in Berlin, Germany. A beloved travel companion bequeathed her his house. Nora quickly realizes she has inherited more than a home when her guests present a host of complications. Despite her age, Nora dives into these challenges with gusto. She re-discovers a strength she thought she'd exhausted facing her own demons.

This is a small book with some thirty photographs, some beautiful, some grim. The book especially remembers and memorializes two Aiken, SC, law enforcement officers who were shot to death while doing their duty. The two died, a decade ago, from bullets to their heads. Their abrupt, unexpected deaths (and other like deaths) have placed the temper of police and policing on a short fuse. A second theme is to analyze the post-mortems on George Floyd, to see what evidence they offer for his cause of death. There is little concrete evidence in these post-mortems for an officer-inflicted cause of death. The postmortems reveal potential causes of death, all non-traumatic, such as established heart disease, and ingested Fentanyl and other drugs. George Floyd's specific cause of death, while easy to speculate upon, is not so easy to assign. It is written that philosophy is the tool one uses to debunk myth, to demystify myth to arrive at a better truth. Here is some philosophy. A third theme examines how we raise our children. The book addresses the mal effects the phenomena known as Adverse Childhood Events have on the developing child. These events are known to harm children both emotionally and physically. The mechanism of injury from such abuse is being studied and is thought by some investigators to be the inhibition of brain growth, particularly in the filling in of specific zones of gray matter.Blackbeard Island is an island of low sand and maritime forest. Accessible only by boat, it is a federal wildlife refuge on the mid-Georgia coast. Its acreage is a third of Manhattan's; its permanent population is zero. Larger, harder Manhattan has close to two million residents.

Tarzan Malone a crooked smile at the impasse of fate; a man out of time a man of action at a crossroads in life, at a music comedy renaissance festival for the ages.Fate orphaned him at birth. Chance raised him in a concrete jungle. Choice made him a soldier. Inclination made him a protector. Destiny made him a hero. A quick mind made him a smart ass.

Jett is tickled! She won the deal struck between her and husband, Dru Simon, by completing their sellout - When Stars Collide Tour - as well as composing and singing Mirror - Mirror, which turns out being deemed 'Love Song of the Decade'. These accomplishments, per the deal, grant Jett premium ranch time, a grand shopping trip, and the cruise of her choice. YES! Life is good! However, upon returning home, Jett discovers that a little brush with the law that she encountered before the cruise has gotten out of hand. Thus, leaving Karin, Charisse, and Jemma to cover-up the damage without any of the husband's knowledge. And now, due to Karin's not-so-quick-wit, Jett's stuck facing another tour. Therefore, the Queen of Contrariness, as Dru calls his wife, is forced to fly. FLY? Jett feels damn certain that women at the ripe age of forty-one don't fly! At least not the kind of flying her husband and sons have conjured up in their misconstrued male minds! And that, along with helping to raise five, ornery as all get-out, grandchildren has made Jett's life even more challenging. But hell? What's a Tonsil Fairy to do? Then later, another question arises. Would Jett leave a man to die without giving her utmost to save him, even if he is an immense pain in her butt? Yes, Jett's trials and tribulations continue to go on in Letting Go - JUST JETT Series Book IX.

What's the most valuable asset to your organization? It's the people, hands down, which is why it's so important to have a healthy culture. So what is culture? In simple terms, culture is the way people think, act, and interact. Culture is all about the people. Culture is influenced and shaped by the messages verbally and nonverbally they receive from their leader(s). This book is the third in the Papa's Legacy Leadership Parable series. Follow the journey of James (Jim) Thor, an up and coming CEO of a small but growing family-owned real estate and facilities management business and his interactions with his executive leadership coach Dr. Jonas Nolan. He has dreamed of the day when they would take a bigger stage and customer to be in the top tier of their industry, and that day had arrived! However, after the first few euphoric weeks of working with their new customer, the company began to experience a series of ongoing disappointments. Jim was feeling the enormous pressure of this mammoth change that in his mind was overwhelming. Someone had to be accountable for the mess, and Jim was the person at the top. He was now facing his deepest fear--failure. " How can leadership be this hard?" Leadership is influence and no matter if you are a CEO, a stay at home dad or mom, a trades person, a laborer, student, a parent, etc., we all have influence and influence creates and impacts culture. Join Jim in his conversations and encounters with Dr. Jonas Nolan as he shares the principles of building a healthy and winning culture through the lessons he learned from his Papa: " The Bamboo Story Principles".

"Shelia Discovers Her Perfect Job" is a great book for teaching kids about doing work they love and the value of earning your money/allowance. It sheds light on the importance of encouraging young girls to pursue career options that involve math or other STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) options. This book is based on the author's love of math as a child and how her parents encouraged her to create her own path.

This is a book about becoming. It is about embracing our inadequacies, letting go of false securities, turning wounds to wisdom and finding ourselves in the process. It is a book about epiphanies and ah-ha moments when our souls are transformed and everything becomes new again. Sometimes the profound complexities of life and the crucible of trauma and loss can jump-start our spiritual formation so that things like character, authenticity and integrity become more important to us than ever before. It often happens when we are sent to a land of brokenness and in that lonely place, our eyes are mysteriously opened and wonders are revealed...

"The Tower" is a true coming-of age novel that describes the life of Basil Bold, of the orphan born and abandoned by a sky-scraper's entrance, in a typical big city yellow taxicab. It is a never-ending and simultaneous life-quest of the main character for light and darkness in a totally self-contained huge and safe building, erected in the aftermath of a huge catastrophic earthquake.

As I talk about this event that changed my life forever on December 14, 2012, in no way am I comparing myself to a hero. I was just helping the men and woman to cope with a horrid scene that would be in their hearts and minds forever. If in the minds of the hero's so in the minds of the families who sacrificed the ultimate. December 14, 2012 was a day that will live forever in my soul. I was a part of a chore of emergency personnel who had come together for an event that would not only change Connecticut but the entire world.

In the Spring of 1861 Union soldiers invaded Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. The war was new there. But, in the volatile Trans Mississippi-West Theater the conflict was much older. Long before Fort Sumter, Unionist Jayhawkers and Confederate Bushwhackers killed with religious fervor along the Missouri-Kansas frontier and deep in the isolated Arkansas hills. Atrocities cloaked in partisan allegiance had made enemies of family and friends in a place like none other in the young nation. At war's end the wounds were deep. The blood-soaked ground was seeded with hate. The victor's anti-bellum harvest was swift and bitter: it was war by other means. Southerners left for the American West and Mexico. Some 20,000, known as Confederados, fled Reconstruction's excesses all the way to Brazil. All hated their righteous oppressors. Led by the powerful and clandestine Knights of the Golden Circle, they envisioned a new, slave-holding Southern Empire anchored in Cuba. Men from all walks of life, openly and secretly, pursued the goal. The James and Younger gangs - and others, prominent and unknown - poured stolen treasure into the cause. A new war had begun, fought until the dawn of the 20th Century by Northern victors, Southern patriots. From the Missouri Ozarks, across the American West to the jungles of Brazil, both hunted once and forever enemies to their graves. This is a story of that conflict.

Janice shows her readers how to stay in the driver's seat and not just be along for the ride. This no-nonsense book is divided into three easy-to-read sections that her reader can use at the appropriate stages of her dating life.Section I is "Dating Bootcamp." Here, Janice reveals that the secret of successful dating is to first know yourself. Before you go on a single date, you've got to "clean out your closet," which means eliminating the old, ineffective dating skills and do emotional housekeeping from past failed relationships. This is important because doing the same thing over again and expecting a different result is not only insanity but exhausting and discouraging.Section II is "The Dating Game." Now you're ready to take action: pick up the phone, get in the car, and meet the man-or men-who say they find you attractive. This section is divided into two phases: 1. The Marketing Phase. This should last one to six months. Janice cleverly explains that at the beginning of any new relationship, each person markets themselves to the other. Honest marketing of yourself must not be deceptive; it's just that you'll show your potential squeeze the best parts of yourself. She cautions against the warning signs that keep you from visiting Heartbreak Hotel in the town that never sleeps.2. The Comfort Zone. This lasts four to nine months. At this point in the game, you've been dating the same guy and you haven't seen anything that turns your stomach into a knot. The two of you have probably been having sex and you are beginning to think there is a real possibility that this may be your future husband. You have spent enough time with him that your worries and insecurities have subsided, and you are relatively comfortable that he is actually who he has appeared to be. But there could be storm clouds. Men commonly have sexual anxiety, as in, "Am I going to be stuck having sex with just this one woman for the rest of my life?" He may have an uncontrollable urge to run from your relationship, thus becoming a "dance away lover." Janice digs deep and explores topics including the four types of intimacy-intellectual, physical, sexual, and emotional-as well as how to implement a healthy boundary system to keep from becoming too enmeshed with your new flame. She also unflinchingly discusses abuse in all its forms, and how to spot the warning signs and take action.Section III is "I Think This Is My 'Boo.'" Now things are getting serious! At this point in your dating journey, you're probably visualizing how your life could look being married to the guy you've been dating for the last year. Janice guides you through this perilous phase, especially if the man seems noncommittal. She encourages the reader to ask herself some honest questions: "What is it about this relationship that makes me feel so happy? How does this fit into my value system? Do I feel confident with this person? Is he honest and trustworthy? Does this relationship encourage a broad or narrow outlook on life, friendships, values, or interest?" and much more.Personal finance becomes an issue, too. Janice advises that before you get married, you each have full disclosure financially-income, savings, investments, debt, even the past five years of income tax returns. Each person needs to be fully aware of where their partner is financially.Conflict resolution becomes important. When two people spend a lot of time together, it is inevitable that there will be an occasional disagreement or argument. Janice tackles this thorny issue and provides down-to-earth tools and techniques for easing through the rough patches.

Angel has a habit of meeting everyone. She is one social little doggie. And then, the day came when the empty house next door became a home for a soon-to-be best friend. His name was Ryan. Communication was a "woof, woof" over the neighboring fence to a soft voice asking to see "Angel". Dad came up with an idea and cut a hole in the fence so they could talk easier. From that day on, Angel and Ryan would communicate regularly and more than often see each other after that. Soon Tracey discovered that Ryan had a learning challenge. Tracey picked up on it right away. Fortunately, Tracey and her best friends other than Angel, Nancy Ann, and Sarah had already formed the 'Girls Club'. Those three girls and Angel were always getting into something. Adventure was their middle name, but being the best students, the girls were always looking for new tasks. Then, along came Ryan. He needed a community of friends...especially ones, who would support him on so many levels. And then there was Angel. A little dog, a neighbor, a best buddy who would do anything for his new friend. She was up for any chore that was given to her. Angel was open to making people happy. She loved her friends and now Ryan was her newest friend.

PARENTING WITH OPEN EYES is written primarily for parents. The intent of this book is to provide knowledge, encourage awareness, and help develop insight regarding the challenging task of raising a child. You do not have to be a perfect parent to raise a good citizen. Be willing to learn. Be warm and nurturing with your child. Instill in him a tremendous capacity to love. The topics contained in this book are many and the coverage is broad. We must protect and nurture our children if we are to become a caring and considerate society.

"Jo's stories are riveting and enlightening. You can leap ahead in your spiritual growth, and enjoy the process more, simply by reading this book. You'll love it. I did. Expect Miracles!" -Dr. Joe Vitale, author Zero Limits, star in The Secret "If you are struggling in any way, this book is something you can hold onto. It's a powerful life guide created from life experiences, some extreme." Lisa Winston, Author, Speaker, and Artist Create the health you want-mentally, spiritually, and physically Oftentimes, we're not consciously creating. By becoming more aware and making healthier choices, we can change our lives. Healthy by Choice, Not by Chance: Physically, Mentally, Spiritually gives you tools to become more present and mindful. By doing so, you're better able to notice and change your thoughts, feelings, and emotions into more positive and healthy ones. This, in turn, creates a healthier body, mind, and spirit. Learn to help yourself:· Shift your energy, starting with your thoughts, feelings, and emotions.· Realize how you think, talk, and act make a difference.· Find paths to become more aware of your choices and how they impact your future.· Make choices and use your power to create the world of your dreams, as well as become healthier in every way.Choice is your greatest power. Choose you.

Augusta, Texas, goes inside the ropes and into the lives of the ten Masters Champions from the Lone Star State. From Ben Hogan to Ben Crenshaw to Jordan Spieth, Doug Stutsman has uncovered intimate details about how Texans have shaped the history of golf's most coveted major championship. At the 1958 Masters Tournament, a bridge dedication ceremony was held to honor Hogan and his childhood rival, Byron Nelson. Augusta National co-founder Bobby Jones served as master of ceremonies, and although his health left him unable to rise, Jones announced, "We've tried to dedicate these bridges to two men who have meant as much to this tournament as any two men ever have." Nelson was the first Texan to taste triumph at the fourth annual Masters, while nine others-most recently Scottie Scheffler in 2022-have followed the trail that Lord Byron paved. Ten winners; fifteen jackets. More than any other state. More than any foreign country. Moments after capturing the 1984 Masters, Ben Crenshaw called Brent "Bubs" Buckman, his roommate from the University of Texas."What was that like?" Buckman asked. "Walking up eighteen, knowing you had won the Masters." "Bubs," Crenshaw said. "The hair on the back of my neck stood straight up." Nearly forty years later, Stutsman asked Crenshaw to reflect on his first win at Augusta National. "The hair on my neck is still standing straight up," Gentle Ben said.

Relationships come together to last forever; however, some don't. This book will help minimize issues to help strengthen relationships. Of course, no manuals can ensure relationships will stay together, but if we know how to address the common problems, it helps the bond within relationships.

CANINE COURAGE CHAMPS speaks to the enormous challenges of being a kid in an uncertain world. Ten chapters reveal ways to nurture one of the most critical life skills of all: RESILIENCE. Stanley & Walker, along with their crew of family, friends, and classmate pups, learn ways to cultivate courage and cope with illness, family crisis, financial instability, lifestyle disruption, academic struggles, personal insecurity, social issues, bereavement, unanticipated change and overcoming failure. Young readers learn that they, too, can be CANINE COURAGE CHAMPS.

Spectacular scenery. Intriguing history. Home to renowned artists, musicians, film makers, actors and authors. Bucks County beckons. Carl LaVO, award-winning journalist, takes the reader on another journey through some of the most interesting, scenic and historic spots in his second volume of Bucks County Adventures.From the famous like the Marquis de Lafayette's emotional farewell tour of Bucks to the place where Ben Franklin flew his famous kite in Bensalem. Along the way you'll visit interesting, obscure and rather odd sites, each with its own history to tell. Like the grandest estate ever built in the county, and the Upper Bucks village where the sun seldom shines.If you are looking for a guide to the county's wonders, want to read about its historic places and people, or just enjoy beautiful photography, you'll find Vol. 2 of Bucks County Adventures the book for you.

In CANINE KINDNESS CHAMPS - part of the Stanley and Walker action/empowerment series-this lovable crew of pups discover strategies for combatting bullying in everyday situations. Ten chapters featuring the antics of Stanley & Walker teach kids to be supportive allies, foster emotional and physical safety, avoid gossip, be aware of warning signs and speak up against cyberbullying. Young readers learn that empathy, kindness and compassion are the cornerstones of advocacy. That's what makes them CANINE KINDNESS CHAMPS.

SURVIVORS OF THE DUMPING GROUNDSAfter abject suffering, the loss of their family, and the misery of the workhouse, during the Great Hunger, Irish orphans Maeve and Emer Dannaher are sentenced to indentured service to a strange continent on the other side of the world. They live in servitude, as do the continent's original inhabitants, and survive, despite hardships that would have crushed others. Follow the lives of the brave Dannaher sisters, who find adventure in the colonies of 1850's Australia; encounters with "The Wild Colonial Boys": the First Nation Clans of Aboriginal people; the hardy diggers of the gold fields; the unique flora and fauna of the rugged outback, and even love.

In The Power of Change, Patrick Middleton shows with clear and convincing evidence that the antidote to self destructive behavior is discovering and cultivating self awareness, which leads to self understanding, ego control and the gradual end to impulsive decision-making. To help readers better understand the concept of self awareness, he provides simple, but profound insight into the workings of the "unaware" mind, drawing on personal experiences and vignettes collected over his 49 years of incarceration. A refreshing aspect of The Power of Change is Middleton's ability to empower and inspire the reader without placating, sugar coating or using psychological jargon that only a therapist would understand. With both humility and optimism, he readily acknowledges that life ¿ especially life in prison ¿ is difficult, demanding and often an uphill challenge. And he does so neither in a condescending nor self aggrandizing manner. Nor does he claim the suggestions in his book will make all problems go away, but, he writes, "once you become aware that you are aware, you will have the confidence to know that the power of change is in your hands."Each of the book's 28 chapters presents a different life situation that is designed to connect readers to practical ways to discover and cultivate self awareness, and to learn to Be in the present. Chapter titles reflect the wealth of wisdom and practicality of this well-written book; for example, "Be Honest with Yourself," "Become Aware of What You're Thinking," "Resolve Your Bitterness," "Here's What You Have to Feel if You're Truly Sorry," "Discover the Present and Be in It," "Raise Your Self Standards," "Practice Empathy," "Develop a Support Team," "Acknowledge Your Success," "Live Every Day With a Purpose." Included in each chapter are carefully crafted exercises for incorporating the chapter lessons into one's everyday life.The Power of Change is a must-read for every prisoner who desires the mental tools and knowledge to bring about responsible, lasting change in their lives. An inspiration, this book is a gift to humankind, easily read and one that will be dog-eared, underlined, and revisited by readers time and again. Every friend and family member of an incarcerated person will want their loved one to have this book.About the Author: Patrick Middleton has been incarcerated in Pennsylvania since 1975. From 1978 to 1990, he was a full-time student in the University of Pittsburgh's in-house college program at Western Penitentiary on the North Side of Pittsburgh, achieving scholarship status throughout his 12 year student tenure. In 1990, he earned his Ph.D. in Instruction and Learning, becoming the first and only prisoner in America to earn a Ph.D. in a classroom setting. He has taught undergraduate and graduate students in both the University of Pittsburgh and Villanova University's in-house prison college programs. He is the author of two instructor's manuals in psychology; a memoir, Incorrigible; and a literary novel, Eureka Man.