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by Mary Anne Whelan

The book examines the death of Freddie Gray while in the custody of the Baltimore Police, and the medical and factual evidence of the autopsy information , police investigation and trial of the police officers involved. The following is from a review by Allan H. Ropper, MD: "In a world where superficial and secondary sources of information reign, Dr. Whelan has reviewed thousands of pages of court transcripts, investigative police files, and medical records to provide an unbelievably det... more

Crazy Chick: Ramblings of a Mediocre Poet

by Zari Palomares

A self-titled crazy chick summarizes her existence so far in a mixture of poems, essays and stories that is just as chaotic as her own mind. Zari Palomares is your typical twenty-something year old that struggles through love and life in this modern world. Her journey takes her to multiple places and leaves a trail of blood, sweat and tears (mostly her own) along the way. This book features minute and honest moments captured through words. She is willing to share to anybody who would like to ... more

Battlecry of the Believer

by Tom Cannon

America is in trouble – deep trouble. But there is a solution! In ‘Battlecry of the Believer‘ you will learn how the battle for the soul of America can be WON! Learn how you can win battles in your personal life, family, and our nation! ‘Battlecry of the Believer‘ is timely – because the battle is going on now. It’s up to us to determine what our next step will be! In this important book, you will learn how you can wage war in the spiritual realm, and win the battles we now are facing! Are you r... more

A TREATISE OF MORALITY

by AMIR JOY

Morality... Have you ever stopped in your tracks and just wondered what exactly is morality? Of course, morality is what separates us, humans, from animals, right? But then, why do some animals act in such ways that might be described as moral? For instance, chimpanzee will tend to share his food with his peer instead of taking the share for himself. Even rats would choose to save his fellow caged rat instead of choosing to obtain food. Are these moral acts or merely animalistic instincts? If th... more

On the Origin and Destiny of the Soul

by Charles Leopardo

What is the origin of the human soul; and what is its destiny?” Beginning with this crucial question, award-winning screenwriter and artist Charles Leopardo draws upon his experience and knowledge of ancient wisdom traditions to construct a metaphysical support for belief in spiritual resurrection. Illustrated with examples of his art created over half a century, this book is the result of Leopardo’s intensive ten year study of Judeo-Christian beliefs about afterlife. The author argues fo... more

Into the Carpathians: A Journey Through the Heart and History of East Central Europe (Part 2: The Western Mountains)

by Alan E. Sparks

The journey continues in Part 2 of Into the Carpathians. Still on the trail of wolves, we are now led into the western Carpathian Mountains and the Sudetes of Slovakia, Poland, and the Czech Republic. As we explore the misty hills, mysterious forests, and intriguing history of this fabled landscape, encounters with wolves, bears, and lynx; lumberjacks, shepherds, and recluses; poets, tyrants, and saints; sprites, spirits, and witches; and such ancient peoples as Neanderthals, Celts, and Quadi, a... more

"Every Day Is Saturday: Sleeping Late, Playing With the Grandchildren, Surviving the Quarantine, and Other Joys of Retirement"

by Jerry Zezima

"Every Day Is Saturday" is a funny look at life after work, a cheerful guide to making it through a lockdown, and -- best of all -- an enduring love story.

The San Jose Earthquakes: A Seismic Soccer Legacy

by Gary Singh

In 1974, amid the early days of the North American Soccer League, an unlikely team transformed a quiet suburb into a soccer haven. Combining excellent play with a grass-roots movement of fervent fans, the San Jose Earthquakes shook the Northern California sports landscape. While rival NASL franchises struggled for attendance, the Quakes played sold-out games to the most loyal and passionate fan base in the league, creating an unforgettable and enduring legacy. Ever since then, the San Jose Earth... more

The Finn Chronicles: Year One

by Gwen Romack

Training rescued hoomans is a stressful job, but someone has to do it. The Finn Chronicles is a unique story told by an extraordinary dog. He’s irreverent, funny, and full of sass. Based on his real life, join Finn as he issues weekly reports back to K9 Rescue Headquarters on the strange behaviors and rituals of his rescue-hoomans. With sarcastic wit, he observes the curious world around him, heroically saves his unwitting hoomans from dangers (see also: evil electric toothbrush), and shares his... more

Inside the Torah: Narrative, Interpretation, and Mystical Meanings

by Charna Klein

Inside the Torah covers the 54 portions of the Torah. It covers what is in each portion, Rabbinic interpretations, original contributions, connections between the Torah text and science, Kabbalah, deep structures and meanings. The book includes discussions on women, sexual and gender minorities, and other subjects. It takes the reader from the basics through different levels of interpretation and meaning all in one book.

Inventing Lincoln: Approaches to His Rhetoric

by D. Leigh Henson

Comprehensive resource for students of Abraham Lincoln’s speeches and other writings: critical analysis of treatments of his compositions in 21 biographies and 36 book chapters or essays in peer-reviewed journals

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by Colin A. White

This is a reference for collectors of vintage Rolex wrist watches. The style is a cross between a desk-reference and a coffee table book. Lots of data plus practical advice to guide a collector through the pitfalls and challenges of these high-value vintage watches.

Decoding the Lost World of the Maya

by Lindsay Mcauley

This book documents research concerning mathematical evidence that the designers of the Temple of Kukulkan in Mexico incorporated aspects of the time periods of the Maya calendar within architecture using a single unit of measurement. This unit of measurement is identical to that used in Israel and Egypt suggesting there was a collaboration between civilisations thousands of years ago.

The High Sign

by URLink Print and Media, LLC

What will be the celestial sign of Jesus' Second Coming and why will it be important for Christians to recognize it when it appears? These two themes are discussed at length in Jesus' only sermon that fills four chapters of the Bible (Mt. 24-25, Mark 13, Luke 21). In this sermon, Jesus stressed the need for believers to be watchful (for the sign), prayerful, standing firm, fearing nothing and prepared for anything. Prepared believers will have a chance to share their faith during a great revi... more

Fantasy Football

by Las Vegas Homes

When I read the demographics of Fantasy Football, I immediately suggested that my single girlfriends learn how to play fantasy football! This is where 20 MILLION single, educated and employed men spend time 6 months a year! Not only that, there are 4 men for every 1 lady. Since I learned this, my girlfriends have been studying stats and choosing the Best NFL players to pick for fantasy football they like. Not a... more

The Everyday Actor: A Daily Workbook To Find Your On-Camera Magic

by Lisann Valentin

The Everyday Actor offers motivational and user-friendly tips to help you polish your on-camera performance!

A working actor herself, Lisann Valentin provides an honest look into the heart of an actor and lays out the basics for performing in the frame. In these pages you’ll learn:

how to use your eyes on-camera;

the importance of moving with purpose; and

how self-reflection can break down barriers.

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