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  • 4 Global Crises

    by David Ryback, PhD

    Social scientist and international consultant Dr. David Ryback offers an in-depth overview of the fascinating dynamics of the 4 Global Crises that continue to affect all of us on the planet, focusing on: • Nuclear threat in this challenging political era, and how to choose an alternative to planetary destruction by exploring a radical form of international negotiation proven in the Camp David Peace Accords. • Unjust Killings and, for those who want to have an impact, how to create communities of support, develop avenues of expression for the frustration and anger that arises from the experience, and encourage storytelling with skilled trainers to ensure the best outcomes. • Climate change and how to take control through political influence, community support, and individual lifestyle changes. • Pandemics with their variants and, when quarantine is necessary, how to do so with less frustration and more fulfilling activities, including how to create more supportive and fun activities if you’re not alone.

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  • This is Not America (or . . . is it?)

    by Georgios Andritsos

    These big-hearted and fine-tuned stories, explore the institution of family, friendship, and the shaken relationships of people in Greece. With the direct, simple style and the cinematic atmosphere, these stories build distinctive characters that fight back against the tough reality they experience. Against the backdrop of a country in economic crisis, each story carves with sincerity and dynamism its own path ending with a sense of harmony, justice, and optimism. Here, nothing reminds of America. Here, there is no Hollywood, Las Vegas or Route 66 with motels built in nowhere. Here, everything seems different. Well, this is not America, (or…is it?) In A Good Day on the River, two brothers decide to visit their mother after twenty-five years. On their way, they stumble upon a gas station where something startling occurs. In Do the Right Thing, a couple is pushed to the brink of separation when the Swedish wife decides to move back to her country with their teenage daughter. In Tell me Why, a woman loses her faith in God and in Can You Stay Sober Tonight? a man finds his. In I Apologize to you, Sir, after a widowed mother encounters racial violence, she writes a letter of indignation to a newspaper.

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  • Children of the Edict

    by Madelyn Rohrer

    From 1980 to 2015, China’s one-child-per-family edict created upheaval and tragedy. Today, tens of thousands of people in their twenties, thirties, and forties live in China without identities, their existence denied because they are “illegal” as the forbidden additional children hidden by their parents. But legal or illegal, biological or adopted, these generations are the future of China: its workforce, leadership, and interface with the rest of the world. In Children of the Edict, Heo Wong uncovers family secrets that cause his life and the lives of those around him to unravel. Government mandates that never affected him suddenly become personal and life-changing. Walk with the Wong family through medical epidemics, persecution, incarcerations, a timely act of nature, and a world sporting event. Feel the guilt and rejection of a time gone by, and then acceptance and forgiveness . . . and love. Share their longing for personal freedom and the anticipation of a changing China.

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  • Brothers, Bears and Beers

    by Joseph O. Svoboda

    Brothers, Bears, and Beers is about friendships, adventures, survival—and learning from poor decisions. It is about discovering your career through outdoor adventures and the people you meet along the way. Those searching for direction or frustrated by making multiple mistakes will find this humorous book engaging and helpful. From working for a bordello to swimming with sharks, using explosives on an active Alaskan volcano, and becoming a geologist, Joseph Svoboda draws on his unique and varied experiences with friends to prove that laughter is the best medicine.

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  • The Exorcist Case Files

    by Benjamin Black

    Asher Grey is Victorian London’s only consulting exorcist. Beneath the surface of the physical world is the realm of the mystical and unnatural—the things that go bump in the night. Sorting these things out is Asher’s calling. If only he could manage to get a paying client or two. When Asher is called to perform an exorcism on an asylum patient, he quickly realizes this is not a typical case; the thing possessing the patient threatens the imminent arrival of a dark entity. Suddenly, Asher’s childhood friend appears and interjects herself into the case, putting her at risk. All Asher wants is to stop the arrival of the fiend and to keep his friend from harm—but doing both may not be possible.

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  • We Started with Respect

    by George Saiz

    Gallup surveys show that two out of three employees are disengaged to some degree—loudly proclaiming that culture is an essential component to business success. In this novel, newly appointed medical company president Jason Bailey inherits a disconnected enterprise that’s struggling from a lack of leadership, alignment, and direction. All business metrics point down, placing the company’s future at a tipping point.
    With a product breakthrough in the wings, Jason and a revamped senior leadership group must establish the foundational culture and systems if they are to successfully develop and sustain the new offering and turn this struggling company around. Will it be in time? Will it be enough?
    From forming through storming to norming and performing, follow Jason and his team as they balance business- and people-centric principles in this comprehensive blueprint for success.

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  • Leadership for a Time Such as This: A Leader’s Journey to Global Inclusivity

    by Dr. Muteba Mukendi

    Leadership for Such a Time as This takes a practical and narrational approach to introduce the Global Inclusive Leadership Framework, which addresses real-world solutions to the leadership challenge of this day and age. The framework explores how leaders require three components to excel in this ever-connected world: intersectionality, morality, and accountability. It's the first book of its kind to offer a practical framework that leaders in all global sectors can leverage to promote inclusive behavior in their organizations and beyond.

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  • Superpowers: A Journey to Self Health

    by Noelle Hipke

    The world is shifting from a materialistic one to an energetic new earth. Now is the time to switch on your superpowers and follow your soul mission! In Superpowers, join Noelle Hipke on a journey of self-discovery and soul healing as she explains the invisible details and teaches you how to control your frequency, tap into unseen abilities and your higher self, and discover your unique blueprint using new concepts and cutting-edge, nontraditional methods. Noelle highlights previously ignored aspects of human evolution while identifying luminary visionaries who are working together as a conscious collective to awaken and heal humanity. Journal prompts at the end of each chapter will guide you in creating your very own book about yourself. Pick up your book today to activate your superpowers to reach ascension into another dimension!

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  • Black Knights and Fighting Irish

    by Richard Cacioppe

    For thirty-three years, the football rivalry between West Point and Notre Dame provided countless thrills to fans across the country. Yet, both schools decided to end the series at the peak of its popularity after the 1946 game, which many consider to be the “Game of the Century. ”Black Knights and Fighting Irish traces the history of one of the most storied rivalries in college football. However, it’s also a story of a nation emerging from years of carnage and sacrifice, learning to again enjoy the pleasures of sports and community. In 1948, Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy described the rivalry: “They were . . . rivals on the football field, who died as comrades-in-arms on the field of battle.” Seventy-four years later, Black Knights and Fighting Irish renews the tribute to these young men, their rivalry, and the institutions they represented.

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  • 1, 2, 3 with Mrs. C.

    by Kathleen Covens

    In 1,2,3 with Mrs. C, Kathleen Covens shares alternate ways to interact and impact todays’ children. She shares with us her struggles as a young teacher and mother of a handicapped child, and how later in her career she and others benefited from her unusual path. Her insight and magical techniques will inspire those interacting with children. From putting magic in daily activities and learning ways to savor moments to the importance of setting goals, and even failure, and importance of self-esteem. Kathleen gives examples of ways you can make a difference in your own way and how you do it. She addresses how to ration the use of technology. This delightful book will empower those seeking new approaches that will make a difference to those interacting with children. She even suggests that if you follow her insightful ways, you too will become a momenteur, a word she coined while writing, and has lived and worked within for years. Momenteurs create an awareness of purposeful time.

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