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As a politician, John F. Kennedy crafted an image that inspired and thrilled millions - and left an outsize legacy after his tragic murder. Only a select inner circle was privy to the man behind Camelot. In Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye, Kenneth P. O'Donnell and David F. Powers, two members of Kennedy's "Irish Mafia," give an unflinching, honest, and intimate portrayal of the Kennedy family and JFK's presidency.

Enjoy the mystery as sisters Francis and Jo Hardy investigate the robbery of the Applegate Mansion and embark on their first official foray as detectives. --- Although a child of the 80s and 90s, I have loved both the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mysteries through their various books, TV, and movie adaptations. I wanted to be a Hardy Boy, and I always had a crush on every version of Nancy Drew. Now here I am as a dad wishing my kids expressed the same fascination with old school mysteries as they do video games. I’m also the proud father of one princess. She’s growing up on our farm with ...

Most people only learn martial arts from watching it on television, but few are willing to put in the time and experience needed to truly learn how to accurately inflict the hurt on someone. Though this book will not take the place of actual live training, it will serve as a great adjunct for learning how to inflict pain on an opponent in a very precise and divisive manner.

Survival was just the beginning. Now comes the real escape. After the zombie apocalypse tore through Britain, Matt and young Robbie found sanctuary in the last stronghold left: a stadium turned military fortress. But peace doesn’t last. The undead are evolving, growing smarter—and the so-called safety inside the stadium starts to crack under the pressure of fear, guilt, and impossible choices. When a rumor of a cure surfaces, hope is reignited. But the mission to find it will lead through a wasteland of the undead, where not all monsters are dead, and not all survivors are allies. ...

Have you thought about deschooling your kids, pulling them out of the public schools and doing something different? Homeschool School from Home Pandemic Pods Travelling Fulltime Roadschooling Unschooling It doesn't matter what you call. The main thing is that you are now in charge of your child's education, not the government and not strangers. I will answer the two main questions you probably have: How do I pull them out and what do I teach? Then I'll answer a lot more questions that will come up- SAT's, socialization, sports, expenses, resources, and more. This book will show you how easy...

How many of you want to be prepared for life when the crap hits the fan? I'm talking zombies, nuclear warfare, economic collapse, or aliens. What about something a little less dramatic but way more common that changes your life? Such as hurricanes, floods, civil unrest, or terrorism. It's good to be prepared, and reading good end of the world fiction like Patriots by James Wesley, Rawles is a great way to educate yourself. But those books only go so far. If you've ever read them and wished you had a little more information on tools and techniques, then this book is for you. An Informal and ...

He came to Earth to observe. He didn’t expect to care. Felix Winters isn’t your average eleven-year-old. He’s not even human. Disguised as a boy and sent to Earth from the planet Bopton, Felix’s mission is simple: live among humans, study their behavior, and report back. But nothing could prepare him for life in an American middle school—where bullies roam, social rules make no sense, and doughnuts taste like heaven. As Felix navigates the chaos of locker rooms, cafeteria food, and suspicious custodians, he finds himself forming real friendships and questioning everything he’s ...

Explore the medical reality of the Crucifixion of Christ for a fuller realization of the work He accomplished in His sacrifice for us. This is an excerpt from The Complete Medical Bible, a comprehensive work by Dr. David Powers, theologian and medical researcher. Dr. David Powers is a problem solver, but sometimes that makes him a problem creator as well. He regularly conducts seminars and consults with both businesses and individuals on balancing the various aspects of life and making the pieces fit. Considered a human puzzlemaster, he has a penchant for deciphering how a client's ...

Wishing Shelf Awards Finalist (2024) — Global Book Awards Gold Medal for Hard Science Fiction (2025) — Global Book Awards Bronze Medal for Teen and Young Adult Science Fiction (2025) Irene is not ashamed of being born and brought up on the moon. It's not as if it's a secret! So one night after a bad dream she lets it slip to her university roommate. Then the discrimination starts, with rumors of strange abilities and disabilities, as she learns that 'moonchild' is a pejorative. As she interviews for jobs, it seems that the place of her birth is an automatic disqualification, forcing her...

Learn how to create real income, ethically and legally, by building around a fictional world you didn’t create. Building Real Revenue from Someone Else’s Fictional World is one of many practical, no-fluff guides available from Streams of Income and Dr. David Powers --- Over the years, I’ve helped clients (and myself) build a lot of different streams of income, but this is one of my favorite approaches because it flips a common myth on its head: You don’t have to be the original creator to create something valuable. Think about how many people have made serious money building cases, ...

When the storm hit, the system failed. But some people are born to show up anyway. Former combat medic Sam Jenkins thought he’d buried his past, along with the family he couldn’t save. But when Hurricane Helene tears through the mountains of North Carolina, he finds himself standing guard at a powerless rural clinic, haunted by ghosts and running on duty alone. Then Jen Hayes, a no-nonsense midwife with grit and grace, bursts through the door carrying a laboring mother and a storm-shattered mission. Together, in the flicker of failing lights and howling wind, they deliver more than a ...

For centuries, the North Pole has searched for Servant Rupert — Santa’s brilliant but treacherous assistant who vanished with secrets no one was meant to know. Neither cutting-edge tech nor ancient magic has uncovered his hiding place. But Rupert has been hunting too. He’s looking for the Pole — the one person on Earth who can truly see Santa. And he’s just found him. Jakob Jablonski never believed in fairy tales, let alone that he might be part of one. But when Servant Rupert crashes into his life with a terrifying ultimatum — capture Santa… or everyone Jakob loves becomes ...

Ever started a discussion on predestination or free will? Be careful if you do. A Calvinist might burn you at the stake. A Reformed believer just may try to run you out of town (or at least out of the church). Both can be pretty mean. I learned this the hard way, asking a former pastor when I had questions of my own. If you’ve ever pondered the subjects of Calvinism, Reformed beliefs, predestination, free will, or anything related to them, then this is the book for you. It’s set up to deliver one punch sound bites without all the needless wordiness and fluffery. It delivers a Biblical ...

One podcasting authority suggests, "Technology isn't important". Another sums up the entire podcast creation process in a four-minute video. A third insists you can podcast without money, gear or experience. None of them take the time to explain what the buttons, dials, and lights all mean - they leave you to figure out the techie stuff on your own.

What is Nation? Nineteen talented, contemporary artists and poets explore what nation means to them. Many of the poems and artwork focus on modern social issues. Journey to a land of insightful viewpoints and artistic expressions: a nation truly without borders.

If you're a fan of Mark Twain's dry wit, oft-hidden humor, and tales of a bygone era on the Mississippi, then you'll love The Desert Rat Scrapbook. Imagine Mark Twain stuck in the desert with no riverboat and a bunch of crusty cowboys instead of river rats. The Desert Rat Scrapbook was first published in 1946 by Harry Oliver, a lifelong desert rat, Oscar nominated artist, and humorist. It's a collection of humor fact, and tall tales collected from the lives of him and others in the southwestern United States. Oliver eventually handed the reigns over to Bill Powers, who published the final ...

The care and feeding of the dead, or death care, or mortuary services, or funeral services, or whatever name you prefer to know it by is a booming business. Despite claims by science fiction and science itself to the contrary, people will keep dying, and they will need to be…handled. This book is a celebration of the adventures and misadventures that occur when working with the dead and the survivors of the deceased. I hope you enjoy it. I hope you keep an open mind while reading it. I hope it makes you mad as heck at times and makes you laugh at times. I hope it makes you rethink death ...

Have you ever wanted to break into acting, but didn’t know where to look? This informational guide, based on my own experiences and those of other actors, will give you secrets, tips, and tricks to get into movies and television as background talent and move on up from there. This book includes information on- Headshots Demo reel Auditions Casting calls And more... I'm a best-selling author in the area of Cognitive Psychology and Experimental Education Theory. The lessons in this guide also utilize my research into Rapid Skill Acquisition to help you get where you need to faster by ...

Physician Throughout the Ages is a historical survey of the medical profession from ancient times through the early 20th century. Likely written with a blend of scholarly depth and narrative storytelling typical of early 20th-century nonfiction, the book traces the evolution of physicians—both their practices and social roles—across major civilizations. From the healers of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, through the often-superstitious medicine of the Middle Ages, to the scientific breakthroughs of the Renaissance and Enlightenment, the author charts the transformation of medicine from...

Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard was first published in 1982 by L. Ron Hubbard and has become one of the seminal works of science fiction. The book focuses on Earth in the year 3000. The Earth is ruled by an alien race and humans are an endangered species, really nothing more than animals. Although the novel has been used as an educational resource by many, there has never been an approved and fully explained guide for that until now. Under contract with Galaxy Press, the publisher of Hubbard's works, Dr. David Powers created this white paper to aid in the use of Battlefield Earth as an ...