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A poetic retelling of the events at Mount Sinai during the biblical Exodus journey of the Israelites. Epic in nature. The first of three books, beginning in the middle of things. The prequel and sequel will follow in that order.

Hosted by attorney Peter Lamont, Understanding the Law Radio is your weekly source for real-world legal insight, designed for business owners, professionals, and anyone interested in how the law affects everyday life. Each episode breaks down complex legal topics—contracts, litigation, employment issues, real estate, and more—into practical, easy-to-follow discussions that help you stay informed and protect your interests. UTLRadio also features its companion series, Pop Culture Court, where the legal side of movies, TV, and celebrity headlines goes on trial. Whether you are here for ...

Peter Fogel will show you how to reinvent yourself and unleash your "Inner Entrepreneur" so you can quickly attract challenges that are more meaningful, be in demand, and yes - make more money at your job! Using "The Reinvention Guy's" step-by step- system you will discover how to rejuvenate your passion, repackage yourself, take control of your financial future, leap over your competition...all without leaving your present employment! In addition, bosses and workers will gain new insight on how to synergistically work together so as to create more productive and profits.

This is a 10-day excursion with my wife Jane, myself, and over 90 other people on a tour through Morocco.

Joey Jacobson, a young Jewish man from Westmount on the Island of Montreal, trained as a navigator and bomb-aimer in Western Canada. On arriving in England, he was assigned to No. 106 Squadron, a British unit tasked with the bombing of Germany. Joey Jacobson’s War tells, in his own words, why he enlisted, his understanding of strategy, tactics, and the effectiveness of the air war at its lowest point, how he responded to the inevitable battle stress, and how he became both a hopeful idealist and a seasoned airman.

Returning to the Age of Reason is a powerful philosophical work which is ambitious in its scope. Written by a biomedical engineer, the collected essays which comprise it explore a vast array of topics, ranging from metaphysics, to politics, to science, to religion - with many stops in between. The work is essentially a polemic against atheism in general for the corrosive effect it is having upon the various underlying principles which Western civilization was founded upon.

A drifter wanders into the small town of Anson and finds himself in the middle of a feud with the neighboring town of Brandon. Who is this drifter and why is he here? Find out in the action-packed adventure 'This is My Town.

Packed with extensive enhancements, including new international case studies and more strategies to introduce and maintain action learning programs within an organisation, Optimizing the Power of Action Learning delivers an innovative and fresh perspective - making it a must-have for any organization looking to heighten competitive advantage and sustain success.

Undercover Scientist Peter Bentley is fascinated by the science of the everyday, and in this eye-opening book, organised in the form of one of those days when everything falls apart, he probes into the reasons why mishaps occur, from sleeping through the alarm to making the bathwater overflow. As he does so he explains exactly what happens when you put metal in a microwave (the electric field inside the oven causes the metal to heat up like a light bulb filament).

Vampires, werewolves, and the freak show next door! Enjoy another collection of short stories from Peter J. Gilbertson. In "That Time of the Month" meet a woman who is late for her support group. "Erma's Pies" follows a small farm town family that befriends their new neighbors who retired from a traveling freak show. How do you stop the vampire horde dwelling beneath your town? Cut one open and find out in "Vampire Autopsy by the Plague Doctor Alexandre Fuller."

Zombies, genies, witches, and things that go bump in the night. Enjoy another collection of short stories from Peter J. Gilbertson. In "Even Genies Dream of World Conquest" meet a djinni whose master refuses to make a wish. "Where the Weird Kids Go" follows a girl who dreams that an old carousel is really a corral for enchanted creatures and riders. On a dare, four kids go exploring river flats at night and find a condemned cave where they meet "The Maiden Made of Thorns."

"Because the way I see it, the human race is on a collision course for destruction. And the Devil is already among us . . . " Strange things are happening in the Georgia backwoods town of New Canaan. The sudden arrival of a smothering heat wave, mysterious disappearances, and a series of unrelenting plagues has the quiet, devoutly Christian town on edge. But before all Hell breaks loose, single mother and recovering addict Lily Saunders moved here with her son, Ollie, and their dog, Nellie, looking for a fresh start. They'll soon find though, that no matter where you go, and no matter how ...

With cislunar operations in full swing, space entrepreneur Parks Vambolent retrieves a comet. The water and other resources are desperately needed for the large-scale habitats on the Moon, and in various orbits around the Earth. But when the comet is found to contain more than what was expected, the dynamics of power begin to shift, setting off events with long-term repercussions for space enterprise and the future course of humanity. Vambolent confronts death and learns that there is more to the universe than flesh and blood.

In the small town of Luciferin, there is no sun. There never has been. And the night skies are filled with thousands of fireflies. Daniel and his girlfriend have to call off their beach vacation to travel back to Daniel’s home town of Luciferin. The live-in nurse that cares for his elderly parents has disappeared. When they arrive, they find his parents have aged rapidly and seem to have gone mad. When Daniel spots a teenage girl standing in the yard, he makes the mistake of inviting her in.

The Darker Side of Wight is a thrilling audiobook collection of twelve spine-chilling stories by Peter J. Murray, set in the hauntingly atmospheric Isle of Wight—or as Peter calls it, 'The Isle of Fright!'

A true game-changing book, filled with proven tools to inspire you and provide a clear path to a better future for your organization. Respect the Weeds offers a holistic, yet pragmatic roadmap for digital transformation, designed to provide you with the insights you need to get out of your comfort zone and make the hard decisions required to drive your business model forward. In this book you will find: • A new perspective on undaunted leadership principles, from conveying humility and authenticity, to building trust, creativity, and positivity • A navigation tool for applying these ...

Enjoy another creepy collection of short stories from Peter J. Gilbertson. Meet a vampire with a drinking problem in "Undead Drunk." In "Hellcat" find out why everyone in town is so eager to see the traveling medicine show. Ever have something land on your eyeball that you could see? That's what happens to Greg in "There's Something in My Eye." Meet the solicitor in a three piece suit who appears to be selling butt kickings door-to-door in "Still Life on an Off Day."

AFTER ALL, WHAT IS REALITY BUT ONE'S PERCEPTION OF IT? Believed to be the last of his kind, Felix has been a prisoner for as long as he can remember, kept under the watchful eyes of alien captors known only to him as the Tormentors. When a terrifying experience at a nightmarish place changes his perception of everything he's ever known, Felix realizes that escape is not only imperative, but his only means of survival. Doors that had once seemed closed forever are thrown open, unraveling mysteries of a forgotten past thought only to exist in fragmented dreams. In a post-apocalyptic dystopia,...

This guide is a collection of ancient wisdom and the latest science of our minds during high performance. By merging these vastly different schools together, a framework for creating meaning and purpose in our lives is created. Taoism is an ancient philosophy about reality and the right way of living. Wuwei (无为) is the manifested way of living Tao. Ikigai is a Japanese concept which means ‘a reason for being’. Each individual's ikigai is personal to them and specific to their lives, values and beliefs. WUWEI, in this guide, means to live according to the wisdom of both these ...

I started writing for myself for two reasons. Firstly, to help me to cope through a very stressful time – my wife’s severe illness. I did this mainly through poetry. The second was to share with my friends and acquaintances my motorcycling adventures. It was not until I joined Stroud Writers that I started to develop the skills and techniques of a storyteller. Soon after joining the group, they encouraged me to write fiction, something I always had difficulty with. However, within 16 months of joining, I had written and self-published my first novel. It certainly helped that I wrote on ...