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If you have questions about U.S. civics, law, and justice but don’t want to wade through dry and dull legalese to get the answers, you will love this down-to-earth collection of essays that provide an insider’s view of the legal system. In Civics, Law, and Justice - How We Became U.S., career trial lawyer and judge J. Layne Smith offers crystal-clear insight and straightforward answers to everything you’ve ever wondered about the art and science of justice in American history and society.

The radio dial is cluttered with noise. Noise is anything that has no direct relevance to a listener. And live remote breaks are the worst noise on the dial. Imagine that there was a way to easily get all the important information for every break in one place, so you wouldn't forget anything or get sidetracked and include things that aren't relevant. You don't have to imagine; this book has a solution. Here is a step-by-step guide to preparing for live breaks that eliminates the clutter, helping you stay organized and on time.

Have you ever heard the phrase, “you don’t know what you don’t know”? In school, we were taught to learn this and that. We learn just because we have to. Some of us can learn really quickly and some of us can't. But it doesn't have to be this way; you can learn how to learn better. There are a variety of ways to do this, and I'll go through it in this guide, and you can apply it right away. Start learning smarter, and you'll achieve much more.

When Katherine makes a startling discovery in the data she stole from Maunhouser, Hunter is forced to face troubling news before ultimately learning what Maunhouser bought at Site B. Once again, he must face the corp he despises, risking it all to stop them from making the greatest discovery since the fall of the Gate Age.

When Hunter returns from civilization, he says he has a single goal: Rescue Katherine from Maunhouser. But how far is he willing to go to save her, and what else is he hiding about his trip through the 28th Gate? Hunter is back in volume three, with more guns, more ships, and more advanced tech than before.

After Hunter and the Independent Militia begin broadcasting Hunter’s message through the gates, Hunter receives an ominous message: New foes are coming for them. But what is the identity of this mysterious benefactor? And will Hunter’s cause gather the support they need to survive this pending threat long enough to follow through on Hunter’s goals to reunite with civilization?

Halfway between Honolulu and Panama, a man slips and falls from a ship. For crucial hours, as he patiently treads water in hope of rescue, no one on board notices his absence. By the time the ship's captain is notified, it may be too late to save him. A masterful piece of narrative tension and way ahead of its time, Gentleman Overboard sets the question of existence in its most basic terms. The story speaks fiercely to the contemporary moment and for all who share a sense of loneliness through having found themselves isolated by politics, disease, and economics.

None but Christ by the Puritan John Wall is 33 chapters on Paul's statement "I determined to know nothing among you save Christ and Him crucified". In typical Puritan fashion, Wall exhausts his subject, that nothing but Christ matters and why that is so. It is a God-honoring, Christ-exalting audiobook that will help you fall more deeply in love with the Savior.

It was the summer of 1961. Vince Lombardi, the iconic coach of the Green Bay Packers, started the training camp by holding something that needed no explanation. His words have since become legendary. He said, Gentlemen, this is a football. He made his point with five simple words: If we want to be successful, were going to have to remember the basics and make sure were executing the fundamentals.

After Hunter and The Militia escape from Selma, they learn Maunhouser is working on a new weapon even more powerful than those already unleashed. Faced with this new threat, how far is Hunter willing to go to protect those around him? And what is he willing to become to stop Gerome Maunhouser?

After the devastating betrayal, Hunter and the Independent Militia are struggling to keep Maunhouser from enslaving the entire gate ring. But the arrival of The Observer from Civilization might not mean the help they were hoping for. Whether fetching equipment The Observer needs, training insurrection cells on corp worlds, or searching for a saboteur on the Celestial, Hunter has plenty to stay busy. But will it be enough to keep Maunhouser at bay as they begin massing their ships for a war-ending assault?

My name is Bruce Brown. I make money by creating content online with my wife, Yuri Sincero. It is so fun and fulfilling to have a business with my spouse that I wanted to share the experience with others.

In the vibrant tapestry of the Christian church, one recurring challenge stands out starkly: the relentless appetite of culture to consume and reshape the church's vision. Time and again, we witness how societal currents, trends, and ideologies subtly infiltrate the very essence of our spiritual mission. Like a voracious beast, culture often demands that we adjust, dilute, or even abandon the profound truths that underpin our faith. This book is a journey through the complexities of this struggle.

You will discover how some of these heroes pulled off the impossible, accomplished more than entire squadrons could manage, and others who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

Will Cannon decides to help two young Arizona rangers clean out the nest of vipers known as Outlaw Town. Will travels to Prescott, Arizona, and then he poses as a Texas outlaw named Tex Avon to get into Outlaw Town. He is in constant danger as he works to put an end to the outlaws in Outlaw Town and in Prescott.

Abandoned, afraid, and destitute, Heather faces danger, fear, and death. Then, she finds hope, love, and true compassion from strangers who could look beyond the circumstances. In a whirlwind of events, one girl is ripped from her home and dragged through a harrowing chain of events that could only end horribly. The love, concern, and witness of a special woman touch untold numbers of lives in this riveting book.

This new collection from Russ Towne pulls together two of his most popular short story collections. In this set you will find all the stories contained within A Bloody Day in Destiny and A Bullet in the Neck. If you love the popular Western short story collections of Scott Harris, Robert Hanlon, and Paul L. Thompson - you will love Bloody Showdown on Three Falls Creek.

Sometimes it may seem as if running a family is like trying to manage a circus. There are too many rules that no one remembers. Discipline is inconsistent, and there is not enough time to do everything. Now there is a simple approach that is so easy to learn that even the youngest child can say and understand it. This is so effective that it eliminates most negative behaviors even before they start.

Put more razzamatazz in your life with some sizzling ideas on how to handle time to your benefit and personal satisfaction. The author interviewed clinical psychologists, governmental leaders, and successful business people to arrive at ways and means of making the clock work more favorably for you. The slogan of the National Procrastinator's Club is, "Don't wait. Procrastinate Now." Wise observations from da Vinci, Churchill, Einstein, Ovid, Sandburg, and others agree putting off in positive fashion can boost your success and happiness.

I became very good at hiding long before I understood it as a survival mechanism. I learned to shrink myself in doorways, in conversations, in rooms where the wrong kind of attention could snap the air like a belt, and under beds with my face in a pillow when the abuse got real. I learned silence as a second language and then as a first. Some children are taught to speak up, shine, and be seen. I was taught to scan a room like a soldier. To anticipate shifts in weather that had nothing to do with the sky. To make myself small. Then smaller. Then gone.