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In this edition of Them Days, look back at the linerboard operations, early woods initiatives and practices, through a sample of the songs and stories that arose from them. This audiobook was created in partnership with Them Days Magazine and Archive (Labrador) and the Research Centre for the...

From popular Instagram artist Bill Crisafi (@Billsafi), an irreverent and uplifting guide to slaying your inner demons, with the fan-favorite and wickedly funny Glam Reaper and her fabulous friends. When we’re plagued with self-doubt, we need someone to remind us that we put the “bitch” in...

'It's a paradox but this was one of the most chilling books I've read this year. It's the definitive guide to where we're heading' ANTHONY HOROWITZ 'The Earth is already in a dangerous phase of heating. Many scientists admit privately to actually being "scared" by recent weather extremes. But...

Bloomsbury presents Sweat written and read by Bill Hayes. A New Yorker Best Book of the year An Esquire Best Nonfiction Book of 2022 From Insomniac City author Bill Hayes, "who can tackle just about any subject in book form, and make you glad he did" (SF Chronicle)—a cultural, scientific...

Detective Mike Nash thought that moving back to Yorkshire from London would give him a quieter life. Little did he know . . . Please note this book was originally published as PICTURE OF INNOCENCE PROTECTING HER COULD COST HIM HIS LIFE DI Mike Nash stops a thuggish attack on a young landscape...

AIM At the Light is a Free, Make Your Life Better and positive-living platform that encourages Men to improve their lives through simple, immediate daily actions. Self-improvement is practical behavior: making better decisions, improving interactions with people, thinking intentionally, and becoming a "brighter, lighter person." AIM At the Light is optimistic, urgent, inclusive, and morally purposeful. It combines everyday self-help with a light spiritual dimension, reflecting the idea that "the Light is GOD." Making positive choices and compassionate interactions is a pathway to a better, ...

Let’s be honest. A lot of Christians are exhausted. You believe the gospel. You show up. You try to do the right things. And yet—your faith still feels thin. Distant. Underwhelming. So you start to wonder… Is something wrong with me? Good Enough Christian offers a different answer: Maybe it’s not all your fault. In this honest and hope-filled book, Dr. Bill Senyard explores why so many sincere believers struggle to actually experience God’s love—and what can finally change that.

The 1000-Day CEO is a show for private equity sponsors and the CEO operators who run their portfolio companies. Host Bill Canady of the 80/20 Institute breaks down how value actually gets created inside a portco — finding the number, building the team, and turning the first 1,000 days of a hold into durable EBITDA and a clean exit. Direct, practical, and built for the people accountable for the outcome.

A conspiracy podcast with a twist. Hosted by Bill Sevier and his guest cast of Microphone Monkeys explore the surreal and bizarre... that may or may not necessarily be part of our reality. Come laugh and explore the other side with us.

What if the end of the world were postponed because the invading aliens got overbooked? What if artificial intelligence suddenly began answering every question exactly the way a cat would? What if Death quietly took a well-earned vacation…and nobody on Earth could die anymore? What if the Second Coming returned to Earth only to discover that miracles are no substitute for proper paperwork? And what if the most frightening thing in the Book of Revelations wasn’t the Beast……but the Standards and Practices department?

Traditional strategic plans often collapse when confronted by AI disruption, market shifts, and geopolitical upheaval. In The Map Vs. the Terrain, Bill Fournet, executive coach to over thirty C-suite leaders, draws on decades of real-world consulting experience to deliver a pragmatic approach to...

What if the thing keeping your company small is you? You built something real. People depend on you. So why does growth feel heavier than it should? In Busy Is Broken, veteran CEO coach Bill Gallagher names the trap that catches even the most talented leaders: busyness itself. Most leaders wear busyness like a badge. Packed calendars, constant decisions, always the last one out the door. It feels like leadership. It isn't. The secret isn't working harder, managing time better, or finding the right productivity app. It's redesigning the system that keeps producing the chaos you're managing.

The Forgiven is real talk with Christian rock and metal artists. Bill Branstetter (Out of the Depths) and Kate Nardone (Rock of Ages on AscendFM) find emerging bands they love and get them on camera.We ask what fans actually want to ask: how they met Jesus, what church looks like for them now, how the band started, and the real life stuff behind the songs. Then we have some fun with the Lightning Round, band Superlatives, and fan questions.Past guests include Pipe Bomb, Drive Thru Society, and Poetry On Fire. New episodes twice a month.This show is a ministry. We're here to support, invest in,...

From Galileo to Grover Cleveland, from wasps to cattle, from dinosaurs to the railroad, Bill Nye's wide ranging wit pokes gentle fun at everything and everybody. This book is another wonderful collection of his thoughts on late 19th century America. - Summary by Tom Penn

There can really be no excuse for this last book of trite and beautiful sayings. I do not attempt, in any way, to palliate this great wrong. I would not do so even if I had an idea what palliate meant. . . . I have taken great care to thoroughly eradicate anything that would have the appearance of poetry in this work, and there is not a thought or suggestion contained in it that would soil the most delicate fabric. Do not read it all at once, however, in order to see whether he married the girl or not. Take a little at a time, and it will cure gloom on the "similia simili-bus curanter" ...

"What this country needs, aside from a new Indian policy and a style of poison for children which will be liable to kill rats if they eat it by accident, is a Railway Guide which will be just as good two years ago as it was next spring—a Railway Guide, if you please, which shall not be cursed by a plethora of facts, or poisoned with information—a Railway Guide that shall be rich with doubts and lighted up with miserable apprehensions. In other Railway Guides, pleasing fancy, poesy and literary beauty, have been throttled at the very threshold of success, by a wild incontinence of facts, ...

Humorist Bill Nye was the first editor of the daily paper in Laramie, Wyoming, and named it the Laramie Boomerang in honor of his mule. As Nye’s son Frank said, something about the word “boomerang” piqued Nye’s imagination, as it described the "eccentricity of his orbit". “His mule, his mine, his newspaper, his [first] book [Bill Nye and Boomerang], all bore the trademark.” The book, according to Nye, includes "some little epics and ethereal flights of fancy..." and said "it affords me great pleasure...to know what a feeling of blessed rest and childlike confidence and assurance - ...

Trading Without The Noise The Weekly Edge is the podcast that makes trading accessible to everyone. Join Alex Seery and Bill Betts as they break down the myths, misconceptions and confusion surrounding trading and the financial markets. Through honest conversations and interviews with traders, entrepreneurs and industry experts, they explore what trading is really like, without the hype, jargon or unrealistic promises. No noise. No nonsense. Just real conversations about trading.

Jacob “Stumpy” Smith leaves the relative safety of a wagon train to stake a claim on the southeastern Colorado prairie—and nearly dies for the mistake. With game scarce and winter merciless, he freezes and starves until he and his horse collapse at the ranch of John Wesley Prowers. Prowers takes him in, gives him work, and outfits him with the supplies he needs to survive. Within a week, Prowers and his Indian housemaid are dead, the ranch safe emptied, and two newly hired hands gone.

Bill Nye was a famous American humor columnist in the middle 1800's. He said "We can never be a nation of snobs so long as we are willing to poke fun at ourselves." And he did exactly that in hundreds of newspaper columns that were later collected into books. This is a selection of just 35 of the most humorous, wry and downright funny cogitations of his, written of course in the somewhat convoluted style common in the 19th century which just adds to their flavor in my opinion. The selection process was rigorous: only those that made me laugh, giggle or snort are included. (Summary by phil ...