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Alan Edgewater finds himself a best-selling author and motivational
speaker. His base of operations in St. Louis, Missouri allows him
to stay somewhat grounded but with growing influence and
aspirations he becomes something of a local industry. His team of
advisors and a hapless mega lottery winner influence his marketing
strategies as he builds on his business. At the core of his
enterprise is the idea of embracing failure instead of fearing it.
Surprising outcomes come as Alan lends his name to an unconditional
scholarship program and the scholars provide insight into
unfettered life choices. Alan's journey and that of his close-knit
associates create a tapestry of extraordinary events in this
thought-provoking novel.
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Mystic
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Steve Drury, Mt Roni Shachnaey
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Mystic encapsulates a lifetime of Roni's Shachnaey's mentalism and
bizarre knowledge. Hardbound, with over 250 pages, it featuring 40+
effects and ideas from his professional repertoire plus his
personal approach to Numerology, Tarot and Palm readings. Foreword
by Docc Hilford and personal notes from Todd Landman, Sheila Lyon,
Lior Manor and Guy Bavli Authors, Roni Shachnaey & Steve Drury
Mans Zelmerlow won a thrilling 2015 Eurovision Song Contest for
Sweden. "Heroes" gained 14 12 points in the semi-final. Runners-up
Russia were the first to score over 300 points and not win. Without
the juries though, Italy would have won the Contest, Sweden would
have finished 3rd. Hosts Austria suffered the dreaded "nul points"
but Germany also scored 0 & thanks to the tie-breaker rules,
Austria avoided last place. Cyprus startled everyone by not giving
Greece 12 points. The 2015 Edition of the Complete &
Independent Guide is the 8th edition of the book & as usual
it's packed with details of every Contest since 1956. We've
expanded the Guide again this year to include extra facts,
statistics & records, including the full jury & public vote
split rankings for the Final, analysis of how countries have voted
for the eventual winners, how debutant countries have fared
following Australia's success & how the final table would look
if it was based on average points received & lots more!
This is the book version of the December 2017 (127) issue of Music
Street Journal. It includes coverage of the following artists and
more: Acqua Fragile Black 47 Black Sabbath Blackmore's Night Joe
Bouchard Glen Campbell Curved Air Deep Purple Rick Derringer Djabe
and Steve Hackett Echo Us Aretha Franklin Nature Ganganbaigal
Gentle Giant Glenn Hughes Steve Hunter Jag Panzer King Crimson L7
Magma Motorhead Nox Arcana Anthony Phillips Simon Phillips Riot
Roadcase Royale Tokyo Rosenthal The Security Project Slipknot
Spock's Beard Steeleye Span Sting Strawbs 3rd Ear Experience The
Toadies Richard Thompson Nik Turner UFO Unitopia Vanilla Fudge Rick
Wakeman Warrior Widowmaker Gary Wilson The Zodiac While Gary Hill
compiled the book and wrote many of the articles, Rick Damigella,
Mark Johnson, Mike Korn, Greg Olma and Larry Toering all
contributed articles and Larry Toering supplied concert photos.
The 2018 anthology of Holiday plays from the New Voices Playwrights
Theatre.
The 7th annual edition. Details of all the Contests from 1956 to
2014, the performers, composers & writers. Full details of the
national qualifying competitions, voting histories for each
country, analysis of best and worst countries, who favours who and
who doesn't, the best position in the running order to perform and
lots more. The expanded Guide this year includes even more pages of
facts, statistics and records, including a detailed round-by-round
analysis of the votes to show how each country moved up and down
the scoreboard during the voting. Also included are: Average age
and gender of previous winners back to 1956, Seven year history of
the language each country has performed their songs in, Analysis of
the type of entry from each country this year, Worst semi-final
runs since last qualifying for the Final, Analysis of the best and
worst semi-finals to compete in, national spokespersons & order
of announcing the votes. Every fact and statistic for devoted fans
of Eurovision!
The Magnet Editor - the sci-fi adventure series known only to a
select few - was over. But it had an afterlife... Picking up from
where The Magnet Editor left off, Life After... was the all-new
series that took the space and time escapades of Cabin Relese,
all-round adventurer and scientific journalist, to the next level.
The Magnet Editor writing team of Nick Goodman and Jo Bunsell
return, joined by prolific poet Paul Chandler. Relocating from
Mexico to the leafy Sussex village of Handlehead, Cabin - now
without his super powers - reluctantly takes charge of Base
Security and finds it tough at the top. He is plunged into new,
perilous and challenging adventures. Accompanied by friends old and
new, he faces the darkest terrors, and everything from his marriage
to the future of the universe is at stake. Venture deep into the
unknown with Life After Magnet Memories, the complete guide to this
sequel series!
Take a journey through the depths of our spiritual cultures. Look
through the eyes of psychic author Deanna Jaxine Stinson as she
explains metaphysical concepts and occult philosophies. Read about
the Legends of the Tarantula and other earthly based elements of
the underworld. With many articles on her paranormal research and
development, this is another fascinating selection that will surely
alter your reality. Time travel into multiple dimensions through
the words in a dream journal and open up portals to the spider
realms. For other outstanding books on supernatural subjects,
please visit: www.teardropsofanangel.com
Bobbi is a young, attractive and headstrong graduate who is
beginning a new life in Japan. Her only concern is that she's left
behind AJ, the professor she's been having an affair with and now
can't live without. Burdened with a longing for them to be
reunited, when she sees an advert for a sugardaddy Bobbi is
convinced that this is an opportunity to earn the money to pay for
AJ to visit her so she can persuade him to leave his wife. Morally
this goes against everything she has been brought up to believe in
but it's a sacrifice she's willing to make to win the man she
loves. When AJ accepts the invitation to join her in Japan she is
elated by the possibility of having a lasting relationship with
him. Her hopes are, however, shattered when she discovers he has
been deceiving her and driven by the agony of his callous betrayal
Bobbi resolves to take her revenge.
This collection "TWO ACT PLAYS" contains two two act plays:
"Redemption," and "Death of a Psychiatrist."
In this comprehensive approach to Jewish humor focused on the
relationship between humor and American Jewish practice, Jennifer
Caplan calls us to adopt a more expansive view of what it means to
"do Jewish," revealing that American Jews have, and continue to,
turn to humor as a cultural touchstone. Caplan frames the book
around four generations of Jewish Americans from the Silent
Generation to Millennials, highlighting a shift from the
utilization of Jewish-specific markers to American-specific
markers. Jewish humor operates as a system of meaning-making for
many Jewish Americans. By mapping humor onto both the generational
identity of those making it and the use of Judaism within it, new
insights about the development of American Judaism emerge. Caplan's
explication is innovative and insightful, engaging with scholarly
discourse across Jewish studies and Jewish American history; it
includes the work of Joseph Heller, Larry David, Woody Allen,
Seinfeld, the Coen brothers films, and Broad City. This example of
well-informed scholarship begins with an explanation of what makes
Jewish humor Jewish and why Jewish humor is such a visible
phenomenon. Offering ample evidence and examples along the way,
Caplan guides readers through a series of phenomenological and
ideological changes across generations, concluding with commentary
regarding the potential influences on Jewish humor of later
Millennials, Gen Z, and beyond.
In The Beatles In Mono, Andrew Hickey examines, track by track, the
Beatles' work as it was originally created, in mono. Going through
the 2009 The Beatles In Mono box set, he looks at the band's
influences, their musical techniques, and the progression of their
career from Love Me Do through to Get Back. As a bonus, this
edition also contains appendices giving brief overviews of the
stereo-only material the band recorded, as well as 'non-canon'
albums like the Anthology series, Live At The BBC and Liverpool
Sound Collage. A splendid time is guaranteed for all!
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