81 Etsy Business Launch: The Complete Guide to Making Six Figures Selling on Etsy by Alyssa Garner
Now, if you’ll accept some good advice, why not consider selling on Etsy (www.etsy.com), the largest, online marketplace for artisan products? As Etsy vastly reduces your workload as a seller you’ll find more time for relaxation and enjoyment and rewards. Next, you'll be rewarded with unbeatable profits...
Kill two birds with one stone? Yes! Read this book to find out how you can confidently launch your Etsy business shop and earn a six-figure income with zero investment.
80 How Politics Has Distorted the Gospel by Jamie Cowen
However, this is not how things are happening in the USA today. Ever since the 2020 Presidential election, misguided religious folks in the USA are hard at work to take control of Gov and turn it into a so-called “Christian Gov”. They aren’t true to the Bible and use despicable and crooked means to achieve their goals. This book is an eye-opener and an urgent wake-up call to Americans to get up and stop the damage ASAP.
79 The Great Deception by Dieter Schaede
Like all things twisted and crooked, deception never pays. Deceivers might soar aloft mightily for a while
but shall bite the dust in the end! Hitler, the grand deceiver,
used propaganda and polished deception to mislead the world as well as rule Germany during WW2. And he did soar very high for a while, until
destiny struck him down!
In Hitler’s administration and military, deception was the primary indgredient used to craft victories rather than power. It was practiced at all levels and no one was spared. Not only skilled civilians recruited for work but German military officers and men themselves routinely disappeared (i.e., they were sent to death by pre-planned deceptive plots) after being ‘used’ for a while. Read this story that tells how the German military cleverly deceived an upright, kind-hearted, fine artist to work for them until it was too late for him to escape.
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hereIn Hitler’s administration and military, deception was the primary indgredient used to craft victories rather than power. It was practiced at all levels and no one was spared. Not only skilled civilians recruited for work but German military officers and men themselves routinely disappeared (i.e., they were sent to death by pre-planned deceptive plots) after being ‘used’ for a while. Read this story that tells how the German military cleverly deceived an upright, kind-hearted, fine artist to work for them until it was too late for him to escape.
78 Safely Joining Bitcoin by Matthais J Karber
Roughly, one in every eight people in the world (or around 12.5% of the population) already uses crypto. You too want to join quickly and make your pile of
Bitcoins, before it’s too late, right? But you find the cold, murky cyber world in which Bitcoin
lives rather foreboding. What if you join and get stuck in the world of cryptographically locked data that you don’t really understand? Can someone take advantage and fool you?
Is the hype surrounding crypto really true? How soon will it take to make a small pile of Bitcoin for yourself? And after earning it, will you be able to use it
just like the money we use today and buy your goods and services?
If that describes you, this is the book to read before you take the plunge! You will find it a good introduction to the world of crypto and it will get you successfully onboarded (if you decide to join).
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hereIf that describes you, this is the book to read before you take the plunge! You will find it a good introduction to the world of crypto and it will get you successfully onboarded (if you decide to join).
77 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and the Glamorous Ghost Volume 3 by Harry DeMaio
As a Sherlock Holmes fan, you already know there’s no stopping the permeation of fiction’s greatest detective in different lands, times, and contexts anywhere in the world. But this author’s addition to the world of Holmes is really stunning! Heavenly beings now throw their supernatural weight behind him in crime-solving tasks. Imagine what’s possible (and not) when he gets such a boost to his power. What crime defies being solved when heaven and earth’s greatest detective team up? I bet you’ll be hard put to find anything left too hard to solve!
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here76 The Personal Cybersecurity Manual: How Anyone Can Protect Themselves from Fraud, Identity Theft, and Other Cybercrimes by Marlon Buchanan
Do you surf the Internet carefree? Still think it’s a safe place to go? Then you’re terribly mistaken! For your information,
dangerous cybercriminals are continually
stalking you (and everyone else) on it. You make their job (of trapping you) easier if you somehow naively believe that you
are still safe as you have been so long without having to proactively safeguard yourself.
Don’t let it happen to you! Don’t live to repent it sometime later after suffering the trauma of being a victim of cybercrime!! A few, easy steps taken today can keep you from having to experience such a devastating event in the future.
All you need is to read this down-to-earth book by a cybersecurity specialist T-O-D-A-Y and follow its simple safety recommendations. Will you do it, immediately?
Don’t let it happen to you! Don’t live to repent it sometime later after suffering the trauma of being a victim of cybercrime!! A few, easy steps taken today can keep you from having to experience such a devastating event in the future.
All you need is to read this down-to-earth book by a cybersecurity specialist T-O-D-A-Y and follow its simple safety recommendations. Will you do it, immediately?
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75 A Wicked Line by Douglas R. Brown
A Wicked Line by Douglas R Brown is a superb story and the latest in a series of psychological thrillers by the same author. It’s the story of a man who
turns into a self-styled vigilante to get even with the police apathy toward his case but goes too far and finally ends up as a psychopath in jail.
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74 Next Generation Data Management by Mark Bradly
Now, for IT pros/students here’s my advice as an IT pro myself: This is one great resource in recent times on all issues related to Data Management(DM). If you’ve been off DM practice for a while, you’ll find it both a refresher and one that brings you abreast with the latest in the field. It will be a great learning resource for students but you’ll still need hands-on experience before you gain the confidence of a pro. This book takes you deep into the subject of ‘Data Management' (DM). It starts off with an unambiguous definition of the term, then, in a structured manner, why DM?, what’s meant by the 'next generation' of DM, types of DM, history and state-of-the-art practice today, diagrams, databases, tools, and so on.
If you think you belong to the right audience, then don't miss checking this book out. Read the full review here
73 My 730 Days at the Gates of Hell by Philip van Heusen
My 730 Days at the Gates of Hell by Philip van Heusen is a candid account of an American pastor’s undeserved 2-year sentence in jail. In this book, he lays bare the grim state of life in America’s prisons, overseen by a monster judicial system that is blind, pitiless, and anti-human. Sure, retribution is one necessary function of any judicial system, but more than that, the one that is at the foundation of all is the function of correcting/ reforming law-breakers so that they can go back to society and live good, meaningful lives when released, but NOT destory them. But today’s judicial system has degenerated to just that. It's a lifeless machine that's out to destroy them—starting from prison, an institution that’s a veritable ‘Gates of Hell.’ If you can’t exit from it in some time, be sure it'll send you to real Hell soon.
No human institution can exist without a noble purpose, prison included. It’s simply revulsive to the conscience to think of prisons as institutions whose true objective is to slowly and inhumanely kill inmates who are powerless to offer any resistance. If they were hopeless, they should have been executed. If instead, the judicial system cast them in prison they tacitly admit that they did not find them worthy of death, or, in other words, they believe they are worthy of being allowed to live. If yes, to what purpose? Slowly and pitilessly kill? NO, the judicial system is clearly guilty. We need to work to turn them back to institutions that have correction at heart.
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72 A Pin Drop by Diana Phillips
If that was your life, how would you respond? How long would your courage last?
This is the story of an exceptionally strong person—a brave woman who has taken a lot of beating in life but has still survived! If you are up against overwhelming odds in life and are thinking of putting an end to it all because you see a hopeless future in front of you, stop, read this story—and be inspired! If one brave person (i.e. the author, now in her sixties) successfully soldiered on against the cumulative effects of rejection, inadequacy, and narcissism for years, why not take heart and follow her example? Like a beleaguered soldier, collect yourself, gather resources, take advice, make a good comeback plan and give life another shot!!
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71 My Angel Unaware and other Devotionals by Christopher Hall
In the Christian life, receiving Christ as one’s savior is just the beginning. To mature and bear fruit, every Christian needs a lifetime of nurture and care. Devotionals form one form of that nurture. They challenge, inspire, and prompt you to introspect on your response/adequacy to daily issues as disciples of Christ.
Covering a range of daily issues, they remind, encourage, and warn readers to walk right with Jesus every day and thus, steer clear of danger.
The author is an Info Tech (IT) professional and the book is written in honor of his late mother, his visible ‘angel’ on earth who brought him up in godly ways and was instrumental in bringing him to faith in Christ.
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70 Blessed By The Best A Memoir by David Kearse
David is fortunate and privileged to have been taught/influenced by some of the greatest names in the American theater/film industry like Tennessee Williams, Alan Arkin, Frank Corsaro, and Harold Clurman. A theater colleague, aware of his upbringing in the industry at the hands of these legendary teachers/mentors once asked him to write a memoir from which, among other things, people could know more about his illustrious teachers and connections. This personally written memoir is the fruit of his response to that request.
You’ll find descriptions about his acting career and personal life in it as well as brief details (one-pagers on an average) of the above-mentioned legends and mentions in passing of other famous film/theatre personalities like Eric Bentley, Pamela Berlin, Rosa Ponsell, and Tallulah Bankhead.
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69 The Entwined Past by Fevs G
Yes, men need women, and women need men, but women are no longer your playthings.
The modern woman is self-reliant, independent, and resourceful. She has her own identity. She is strong and she can live independently if she chooses to. Of course, it’s preferable to live with a man in the traditional family setting but they can do without men who are domineering, abusive, narcissistic, of double standards, violent, and so on. Only men who reciprocate love, understanding, respect, and care will be acceptable partners.
Read this crime-thriller story, that has three young ladies aged 17-22 at its centre. Apart from providing entertainment (by way of being a crime story), it portays the modern woman as brave, resourceful, and aware of her rights and options.
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68 Gideon: God’s Mighty Man Of Valor by Bruce Hartman
The Gideons are named after the Bible hero Gideon, an ordinary man whom God turned into a mighty warrior, simply because he made himself available to God. It is through Gideon that God gave the Israelites victory over the Midianites, who cruelly oppressed them for seven years. Gideon, with a small army of just 300 chosen men conclusively defeated the Midianite army comprised by 135,000 men! That is, an army 450 times bigger!! Gideon’s qualifications to head the Israelite army? None but a humble, brave, and loyal heart—and complete dependence on the Almighty.
Gideon’s life exemplifies every ‘ordinary’ person—i.e. billions of people across the globe, who aren’t especially gifted or talented (and in fact, may fear that they’re inadequate) to serve in any useful manner. But that doesn’t matter. Gideon’s example shows that if we’re willing to serve God, He’s more than willing, and glad to use us.
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67 GR3T3L-1 by V.M. Sawh
This is a futuristic story (2136 AD) of two humanoid robots, H4NS3L (Hansel) and GR3T3L (Gretel) that are sent on a mission to an unknown, hostile planet. Their orders? To kill any dangerous form of life found on it. H4NS3L, a military infantry drone represents its owner Gen. Brandt, the supreme commander of the entire Western Alliance Armed Forces while GR3T3L, an advanced survey prototype appears in the place of Dr. Hannah Li, chief researcher and roboticist, who owns it.
Robots are reflections of their creators. Gen. Brandt and Dr. Li are opposed in their views on life and so are their robot proxies H4NS3L and GR3T3L. While Gen. Brandt has an inimical view of all unknown forms of life (i.e. he views them as enemies of humans), Dr. Li is neutral and open to finding out whether or not they are friendly to humans before taking a stand.
Read what happens when they discover a harmless life form code-named ‘Salem’ on the planet. Having found it friendly, GR3T3L wants to protect it, but H4NS3L, that is programmed differently, plainly wants to kill it, without asking any questions!
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66 Otubrab's Dream by Peter Duke
Jonathan Livingston Seagull needs no introduction, particularly if you were over 20 in the 1970s. His first appearance took the world by storm, a completely fresh story, setting the heart of many a budding perfectionist aflame with the spirit of excellence. Excellence without bounds is infinte, so if you try to soar, trying to set and break your highest record, it’s turns into a limitless pursuit far above ordinary thinking.
Needless to say, many fell for Jonathan all over the world and they began to imitate him silently. Neil Diamond was so inspired that he sang the theme song for the movie version. Others made the story their spiritual inspiration/model. Others even began to treat Jonathan as a spiritual symbol parallel to Jesus Chirst! Now he’s immortal and his story has become a classic.
Jonathan was forgotten until 2014 when he reappeared in ‘Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The Complete Edition.’ His spirit now reappears in “Otubrab’s Dream,” in the form of an unusual sea perch, named ‘Otubrab.’ He’s different and nonconformist. He too strives for perfection. He seeks to live true to himself and aims at higher things in life... but with a difference. Unlike Jonathan, he is foolhardy and foolhardiness gets the better of him.
“Let sensibility and wisdom ever guard you, while you imitate Jonathan Livingston Seagull in life,” seems to be the moral of this story!
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65 Epiphany Colony: The Murder of Vincent Cortez by Aaron Cahoon
Crime thrillers come in all kinds of flavors and twists: some are complex, some convoluted, some shocking and gruesome, and some that are quiet, intelligent and mentally stimulating. The Epiphany Colony: The Murder of Vincent Cortez by Aaron Cahoon is one in the final category.
This book has a great plot, one which is powerfully gripping. It hooked me right from the beginning and held my interest so strongly that I found it hard to put down even for essential breaks. The language used isn’t loud or forceful, rather it’s graceful and stimulating. Looks are good and I particularly liked the generous paragraph spacing that enhances readability.
If you’re into C/T/M/H books and looking for a good suggestion from among the latest crime thrillers, this book may be the right one for you!
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64 Blinded by the Light by David Cordrey
We often look on in anguish when see evil things happening to good people. Take for example the legendary US president Abraham Lincoln who left an indelible mark on American history. Or Dr Martin Luther King Jr. who faithfully worked for civil rights in the USA. And if we turn to India, M K Gandhi? They all suffered the cruel fate of being assassinated by the very people they served! How does this happen if a good God is the guardian of the Universe?
Apparently, there’s a good purpose even when upright people are made to suffer unjustly. This is one amazing book that answers that question squarely.
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63 Ancient of Genes by Dan Gallagher
The power of genetics as a tool to do harm is terrifying! Starting out with a harmless looking Fossil Gene Redemption (FGR) project to resurrect cryptids (i.e. extinct, ancient animals, a.k.a. Ice Age megafauna), brilliant American geneticist, Kevin Harrigan is tricked by an evil, Iraqi political mastermind (who secretly plans to rule the whole world in the manner of the feared Antichrist) to work for him in a secret laboratory in Megiddo, Israel. Very soon, his research changes direction and he is resurrecting dead human beings apart from cryptids... His work is secretly observed by Iraqi geneticists working in the same facility. They steal his work and develop scary, genetic weapons that can be targeted to inflict permanent disabilities/deformities in men and women based on nationality and other demographic factors. Armed with such mass-debilitating genetic weapons, the Iraqis are enabled to effortlessly win a war against the biggest world powers by using genetic weapons to simply disable their armies and healthy people!
If we study recent world trends, particularly rapidly dwindling natural resources (like water and food) vs. rising population, there’s hardly any doubt left that doomsday is drawing near. It won’t be long before people in need of life’s essentials are compelled to migrate en masse or source their needs from places elsewhere across the globe. Will Govs cooperate peacefully to satisfy people or will conflicting interests drive them to fight each other? And, if they fight, will any other outcome be possible, except that one among others in the fray wins and becomes the supreme ruling power of the whole world?
Plenty of people, particularly world leaders and power blocs have surely visualized this approaching scenario and are working hard (but secretly) to win the race for supremacy ... And religions call the dark winner as Antichrist...
Against this real-life backdrop, as this story portrays, could the winner-to-be really be developing genetic weapons now? And if yes, will power blocs that vie with them have any chance of winning?
This exciting story predicts that the key in the game plan of the dark face we’re about to see will indeed be advanced genetic weapons of mass-debilitating power! It’s mind-blowing and mind-boggling. It’s forbidding and ominous. It’s gripping and sinister. I’ll vouch it’s a masterpiece in the making!! So read it now... and don’t miss the opportunity at any cost! It’s like ‘Jurassic Park,’ ‘Jurassic World,’ and more.
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62 The Tremendous Triceratops Trek by Carole Marsh
This short educational ‘graphic novel’ is designed to serve as a delightful introduction to the prehistoric N. American dino, Triceratops, for kids aged 7-9 (i.e. American second and third graders). It is a delightf
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