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This book is a daily Advent devotional.

Pahtal and his brother, Imul, have scraped a life together in pre-civil war Guatemala by finding and selling ancient relics from the Maya ruins. Their latest expedition uncovers a potentially life-changing find, a valuable tablet, etched with glyphs, hidden within the mouth of a sculpture of Nohochacyum, a god of creation–and destruction. But when they attempt to retrieve their prize, Imul is crushed beneath the stone carving.

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The author of this book captures the listener's attention from the start by weaving a tale of a son's grief over the loss of his mother, which is intensified by the coincidental alignment of his mother's burial with his birthday. The man's memories of his mother and the special ritual they shared on his birthday provide a lens through which the listener can explore the anthropological phenomenon of a woman's transition into motherhood.

For founders building real businesses without outside money. We talk to bootstrappers about what actually works—the unsexy stuff, the clever workarounds, the deals nobody talks about. If you're tired of startup advice that assumes you have millions in funding, this is for you.

When destiny gives you three paths, choose the fourth. I doodle this in my art journal because it feels like the answer to my riddle. Some say that having choices is a good thing, but I've learned that having three possible paths to the future only leads to confusion and heartache. It all started when I shot an alien prince on a highway near Lake Tahoe. Well, to be honest, it began when I met a towering man with chestnut eyes who captured my heart despite his efforts to keep me out of his dangerous world. Andras is my mate, but he's forced by fate to team up with a rival alpha to support my...

Heat, sand, snow and death mark Walter James Evans’ passage through war torn North Africa and Europe. An integral part of the WWII Signal Corps, Walt and his team support essential communications throughout Rommel’s campaign of destruction. In Italy, Walt sifts through the wreckage of Messina and Naples before facing the carnage on Omaha Beach that epitomizes the darkness of war. In a liberated French city that paid dearly for their freedom, Walt finds respite in the arms of a woman who made him want more than she could offer—or he could give. Sent to the frozen border of western ...

Welcome to your journey toward a healthier, more balanced you! This weight loss hypnosis program is designed specifically to address emotional eating, helping you to regain control over your relationship with food. Through the power of self-hypnosis, you’ll tap into your subconscious mind to uncover the emotional triggers that lead to overeating and develop healthier coping strategies. Together, we’ll explore the root causes of your emotional eating, reframe your mindset, and cultivate a sense of empowerment that will support your weight loss goals.

The fairytale mermaid Arielle found her happily-ever-after, but her granddaughter Yemaya inherited war. Her father’s murder, her mother’s slow poisoning, and her people’s abuse fueled her rage. Yet, raised as a shield, Yemi maintained composure with her mother and guard, Ennova. Unrest grew, and Yemi was ousted, losing power, heritage, throne, and loved ones. Desperate, she turned to the ancient sea-witch, Ursla, for help. Vengeance beckoned, but at what cost?

The Book Serenity Podcast is a curated listening experience for those who value depth, wisdom, and intentional living. Each episode thoughtfully weaves together family history and genealogy, integrative health and wellness, and Indigenous wisdom—offering timeless insight for modern, conscious living. Rooted in scholarship, lived experience, and ancestral knowledge, the podcast explores how heritage shapes identity, how holistic practices support longevity and vitality, and how Indigenous teachings offer grounded clarity in a complex world. Conversations are reflective, informative, and ...

Teach Me to Pray: Lessons from Scripture examines the biblical foundation, spiritual depth, and practical discipline of prayer as revealed through God’s Word. Drawing from both Old and New Testament examples, the book demonstrates how faithful men and women—such as Moses, Hannah, David, Daniel, and Jesus—approached God with humility, persistence, and faith.

Your partner games three hours nightly. You scroll TikTok for three hours. Who has the problem? If you've ever said "just pause it," felt ignored by someone gaming, or defended your hobby against constant criticism—this book is for you. The gaming conversation is broken. Non-gamers don't understand why games matter. Gamers feel judged and misunderstood. Parents set screen time rules they don't follow. Partners fight the same battles repeatedly. Meanwhile, everyone's on their phones. What if the problem isn't gaming—it's how we talk about it? Understanding Gamers bridges the gap between ...

Deep within the heart of Sherwood lies an old, haunted library. It cradles a mysterious book known as “The Original Book,” reputed to be a nexus between the realm of nightmares and the waking world.The allure of this enigmatic volume ensnares Alyse, Ethan, and Lila. But as they delve into its cryptic pages, they realize it’s more than just tales; it’s a portal. And something from the nightmare world is seeping through, blurring the lines between dream and reality.

The Scott/Amundsen race to the South Pole in 1911 is a legendary outdoor misadventure that has captured the imaginations of people the world for over a century. The lessons chronicled in True South are poignant – the difference between getting back and starving - determined by leadership.

Old Lady Lottis is a recluse who lives next door with her monkey. Geraldine and her brother Gordon try to befriend her, but she accuses Gordon of stealing her jewelry! What happens when they find the real culprit? Will Old Lady Lottis finally be able to see the good in others?

Près de dix ans après sa mort, la BBC révèle que David Bowie travaillait en secret sur un spectacle inachevé, The Spectator. Dans son bureau new-yorkais, ses proches ont retrouvé des notes détaillant une intrigue inspirée du Londres violent du XVIIIe siècle et de son gang mythique, les Mohocks. Comme le souligne Vladimir Max dans la page culture du Petit Journal et sur son podcast Arte Radio, ce projet avorté prolonge la légende d'un artiste fasciné par le théâtre noir et les univers baroques. Même inachevé, The Spectator rappelle que Bowie aura toujours marié musique, scène ...

Ce nouveau podcast revient sur l' escalade de la violence liée au narcotrafic à Toulouse, surnommée la « Ville Rose », soulignant que cette spirale criminelle a des similitudes avec Marseille mais aussi des spécificités locales. L'article de Vladimir Max retrace les origines de cette dérive à la fin des années 1990, avec la crise du cannabis qui a poussé les trafiquants à chercher de nouveaux relais financiers dans le milieu de la nuit, menant à des incendies criminels et des meurtres.

Les sources fournissent un aperçu de la vie de Richard Casanova, une figure notoire et redoutée du grand banditisme corse, souvent surnommé Le Roi Richard ou Nikita. Ces informations proviennent d'un article de presse de Vladimir Max et d'un livre biographique rédigé par Brendan Kemmet et Stéphane Sellami. Le texte retrace l'ascension fulgurante de Casanova, un ancien mécanicien devenu le cerveau d'un empire criminel et le patron incontesté de la Brise de Mer. Casanova est particulièrement célèbre pour avoir orchestré le « casse du siècle » en Suisse en 1990, s'emparant de ...

Dans son article pour l'hebdo des toulousains, le journaliste Vladimir Max analyse l'année 1981 comme un pivot historique, marquant à la fois l'élection de François Mitterrand et le début de transformations culturelles et médiatiques majeures pour la France et la ville de Toulouse.La fin du monopole d'État et l'essor des radios libresL'un des changements les plus profonds décrits dans les sources est la libération de la bande FM. Le 9 novembre 1981, la fin du monopole d’État sur la télédiffusion permet aux radios autrefois qualifiées de « pirates » de devenir officiellement ...

Ce podcast revient sur l'article de presse de notre journaliste Vladimir Max qui explore la récente propagation d'une rumeur infondée au Puy-en-Velay, selon laquelle le célèbre tueur en série Patrice Alègre se serait installé en ville, créant une vague de panique parmi les habitants. L'auteur souligne la puissance des rumeurs locales, même face à l'invraisemblance, en rappelant que la réalité est qu'Alègre demeure incarcéré depuis plus de vingt ans. Cependant, le texte mentionne également une nouvelle enquête judiciaire visant Alègre, le parquet cherchant à retracer son ...