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Good American citizens have gotten sidetracked. We need to first look in the mirror and then to act together to reclaim the heart of our democracy. This is author, lecturer, and Jungian psychoanalyst Bud Harris’ impassioned message in America Now, his 14th and possibly most personal book. Dr. Harris takes aim at bubble-living, positive thinking, corporate and political greed, unmanageable health care, and goading media. His highly relatable journey may well be the call to action you need to hear.

Center stage can’t last forever. Even a rock band as talented as Buxton Peak can come crashing down. Protecting his bride from cameras and scandals is the least of Ian’s worries. While he is blinded by love, his band is torn apart by distractions, temptations, and drug abuse. Will Ian stand beside his mates, letting their problems become his problems? Can they pull together as a band? Or will the pressures of stardom rip them apart?

Men are disappearing, found tortured and murdered. FBI agent Cary Michael takes a hiatus from the bureau to run his recently deceased father's private investigation firm. Joining him with the new endeavor is his brother, Billy, a computer genius and their younger sister, Charli, an actress with a secret of her own. The team also includes their Uncle Frank, a retired sheriff and Ms. Butters, the long time no-nonsense office manager. Together they face an unknown adversary called The Voice while trying to preserve William Michael's legacy.

We are living up to 30 years longer than people a few generations ago did. In Aging Strong Dr. Harris shows that this "extraordinary gift of a longer life" is the opportunity to go deep inside ourselves and meet the spiritual challenge to develop a new story and purpose for ourselves during the fourth quarter of life. It is the opportunity to explore our creativity, discover new vocations and callings, learn to thrive, hold a sense of wonder, and establish a new sense of security in life. It is the gift of deeper emotional connections, wisdom, and newfound joy in living.

Do you want companies fighting to have you as part of their team? Sarah Andreas shares discoveries from working with clients and her personal experience, offering tools, suggestions, and answers to questions in an easy to understand format packed with stories and examples to help develop your career advancement strategy.

The Chandian Effect describes subjective visionary manifestations in which a devotee has a transpersonal encounter involving a sacred figure or form, of which the object of devotion is unaware. The term was first coined by David C. Lane, and so called because Faqir Chand was the first Sant Mat guru to speak at length about the unknowing aspects of such encounters.

Join author Sihir Rajan for a fascinating and thought provoking look at what modern science and investigation now tell us about ourselves and how current research is shedding new light on the reality of what religions around the world have professed for centuries.... "Death is only the beginning!"

SEO expert and Internet marketing authority Dan Howe lays out a simple to follow menu of over 60 actionable ideas sure to generate the traffic you've been looking for.

Gordon McAllister never wanted to be a hero. At least not one who ever got any outward recognition. An executive recruiter by day, McAllister's other job comes with a code name, ZEBRA, the leader of a team of elite assassins who report to only one man: the president of the United States. But he's been inactive for years, perfectly content to spend his time finding CEOs and VPs for Fortune 500 companies.

This audiobook is a group of three short science-fiction stories.

Law of attraction fans, if you want to put your money-manifesting skills into overdrive, use these tips shared by Blogging from Paradise author and blogger Ryan Biddulph. He and his wife, Kelli Cooper, have used the LOA to create a spectacular life in paradise, living in places like Fiji, Thailand and Bali for months at a time. From sharing practical tips to move your vibe into orbit to learning how to detach from money-blocking outcomes, Ryan explains how he's manifested money to blog from the tropics.

This book is a detailed exposition of the philosophy of the servants of Christ.

In Curse of the Coins, when a professor and his team of college students explore the basement of an old burned-out church, they discover artifacts, including a leather pouch filled with silver Roman coins from the time of Jesus Christ - there are 30 of them. It soon becomes clear that bad things happen to anyone who handles the coins - or separates one coin from the others.

If you enjoyed my book Let's Use Free Speech to Unionize Accenture and Other Companies, you will probably enjoy this one as well. Since writing the first book, lots of things have happened and I have developed new insights, so listen to this book to learn more.

Old Momma is a moose with a taste for cabbage; Allen Grundig is a widower with a taste for moose. This is a sentimental short story set in the Great Land.

Harry's War fully brings to life war in both its literal and metaphorical sense. It explores an air battle that takes place over Iraq along the Iraq-Iranian border. It doesn't take long before this story has Harry in the middle of a crazy dogfight with four Su-27 Flanker fighter planes in the Iraqi skies. Harry is flying an F-15, which is the inferior craft of the two, but he is the superior pilot, and his skills are pushed to the limit in this life or death battle.

Marcus is venturing out of his permanent shelter to check the day's traps and possibly hunt seals on the ice, when he discovers a nearly dead, young female whale researcher out on the ice alone and unconscious. After bringing her back from the frozen brink, she reveals some disturbing details of an armed takeover of her research facility, sounding like the earmarks of a terrorist attack, though nothing up here was of any strategic or political value.

In this second collection of connected essays, Chicago cop Martin Preib takes on seemingly unrelated murder cases, all dating from one year (1982), including some in which offenders were released as part of the wrongful conviction movement. This audiobook shatters listener assumptions - about the workings of justice, the objectivity of the media, and the role of the police in the city of Chicago, even calling into question allegations of police torture in the notorious cases against Jon Burge.

Step into the world of magic and mystery as we reveal the truth about ancient stone monuments, crop circles and the mystical lore surrounding amazing phenomena. Discover the real purpose and function of stone circles and how they are linked to the crop circle and UFO phenomena.

When a new breed of social media goes viral, schoolteacher Henry Hubert warns his students to steer clear of the website. Backspaced is unlike anything the world has ever known. The site allows users to rate their peers, anonymously, using review commentary and a star rating system. Rate whomever you like, or dislike, as often as you like, the choice is up to you.