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Exploring the impact of the past on personal identity, this book delves into the author's struggles with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Through a candid narrative infused with dry humor and sharp insights, James Francis shares a transformative journey that is both harrowing and redemptive. Blending memoir with practical advice, readers will gain valuable tools for overcoming their own challenges, making it a compelling read for anyone seeking hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

Focusing on the relationship between Jesus and His younger brother James, this book offers an intimate exploration of the teachings and experiences shared during Jesus' earthly mission. Readers will journey through familiar landscapes, gaining deeper insights into the spiritual revelations and lessons imparted by Jesus. The narratives serve as supplementary perspectives to biblical accounts, enriching the understanding of the Master's life and influence.

The book offers a comprehensive guide for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to establish and expand a successful online business. It covers essential strategies for identifying profitable niches, building a strong brand, and implementing effective marketing techniques. Readers will learn about leveraging social media, optimizing their websites for search engines, and utilizing analytics to drive growth. With practical tips and real-world examples, this resource aims to empower individuals to turn their online business dreams into reality.

The evolution of American horror films is explored through the lens of remakes from the 1930s to the 21st century, with a focus on Gus Van Sant's 1998 version of Psycho as a pivotal moment. This remake signifies a shift in the genre, suggesting that any horror film, regardless of its era or status, could be reimagined for modern viewers. The book delves into the implications of this trend and its impact on the horror genre as a whole.

The book presents the role of deception in leadership to gain control of people and the manipulation of people and events in order to gain and maintain a position of power. It treats with deception in leadership in history, politics, diplomacy, the military, religion, culture and philosophy. This is important because a free people collectively choose and set the standards for their leaders. It appears that, in the upward striving for a better life, deceptive leaders are like black holes disrupting the part of human progress. So, isn't it about time to tell the truth about leadership and lies?

Shadowing one Russian submarine, the USS Tulsa never sees the other, which causes a collision with the American boat in the Norwegian Sea. The US sub sinks to the bottom, but her hull is not breached - most of the men are still alive, but the clock is ticking. Do the Russians tell the US and face their wrath, or keep quiet and hope the collision is never discovered? And will the men in the sub survive? From Commander Richter, captain of the US sub, to Commander Borzhov of the Russian vessel, and all their officers and men, this is written realistically and excitingly. Not everyone is a hero, or cool under pressure. As the clock ticks, an American officer's wife - who once loved Richter - and other people on the surface (including Brits, who are major players in the rescue party) deal with the ever-increasing possibility that the crew will not be rescued, while Borzhov has to face the anger of his masters.