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Depuis la mort de sa femme, Dean Evers trompe l'ennui de ses vieux jours devant les matchs de baseball à la télévision. Quand soudain, dans les gradins, il découvre au cœur de la foule un visage surgi du passé. Quelqu'un qui ne devrait pas être là, au stade... ni même parmi les vivants. Soir après soir, Dean se laisse hypnotiser par les visages de ceux qu'il n'espérait - ou ne voulait - plus voir. Mais le pire est à venir.

Deanna O’Daniel, Ph.D, author of Kiss Your Elbow–A Kentucky Memoir, offers a new book in the series: Changing the Sheets–A Kentucky Memoir.

Experiencing a great old age that is void of age-related disease or amnesia is the desire of every senior citizen. This blessing to mankind should never be construed a taboo.

Chrissy awoke to the news of mass disappearances and unbelievable carnage from around the world. She was able to meet up with a group of her friends and together they were bracing for what was to come.

HABLEMOS DE COMIDA es el podcast culinario de Puerto Rico con los hosts Daniel Orly Martínez y Paul González donde conversan, entrevistan e interactúan con los pilares más importantes del mundo gastronómico.

Welcome to the Platform Engineering Podcast, a monthly exploration into the fascinating world of platform engineering. This podcast caters to professionals and enthusiasts passionate about the intricacies of platform architecture, cloud operations, and scaling DevOps practices. Whether you're a seasoned expert or just starting in the realm of platform engineering, this is a must-listen show you don’t want to miss.Each episode features in-depth interviews with seasoned platform engineers, cloud specialists, and DevOps teams. Their expertise and knowledge are crucial for thriving in this field...

This book begins with my hard-won freedom, as a divorced woman, by starting my new life in the Highlands area of Louisville – the neighborhood of my dreams. Many women were striking out on their own, at this time. I was eager to join them. As the generation that took women out of the home and into the workplace, our Silent Generation needed more skills in setting boundaries, and taking up for ourselves.