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  SOUNDTRACK OF LEADERSHIP THE -...

  Karlton Butts

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  The Soundtrack of Leadership: What Music Teaches Us About Leadership and Culture explores our deep connection with music and how music shapes our leadership values and our relationships. It parallels the evolution of a band-from preparing yourself as a leader, to choosing your bandmates, to writing music, to playing stadiums, and to managing stardom-with the leadership and cultural evolution of an organization. Each stage of the evolution combines music storytelling with practical insights on how to be a better leader, build a better culture, and navigate the inevitable challenges along the way. As you evolve as a leader, you'll learn to keep your team focused and aligned with your organization's mission, values, and purpose, ultimately creating a soundtrack that keeps everyone in tune. Music is one of the greatest gifts we have in this world-it not only brings us together, it can make us better leaders too.

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  FaithFuel For Kids- Fear &...

  The Bryant Family

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  Help your child sleep in peace, wake up with courage, and be rooted in God's Word. 
  In a world that often feels big and uncertain, FaithFuel for Kids offers young hearts a gentle reminder: they are never alone. This special collection of 10 bedtime Bible stories is thoughtfully crafted to calm nighttime fears and fill children with God’s truth and courage. 
  Each story is based on a real moment from Scripture, told in a warm, kid-friendly voice that makes God’s Word easy to understand and comforting to hear. With every tale, your child will discover how faithful God is—even when things feel scary. 
  Perfect for ages 3–9, every story ends with a short prayer, reflection questions, and a loving reminder of God's presence. Whether you’re cuddled up before bed or riding in the car, these stories will speak life, peace, and boldness into your child’s heart. 
  Because with God, even the smallest hearts can be brave.

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  Greatest Detective Shows Volume...

  Various Various

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  OASIS AUDIO CLASSIC RADIO SHOWCASE SERIES   Oasis Audio has gone into the vaults and dusted off the very earliest form of audio book, old time radio shows, for our listeners. Introduced episode by episode by Jim Engel, old time radio authority and board member of the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago, this series of classic radio shows is sure to have something for everyone. Celebrity casts and top-notch writers made the 1920s through the early 1950s, the golden era of radio. The series features seven exciting themes with 100 episodes in each. That is 700 classic radio programs in all.   Greatest Detective Shows   Thrill to the hardboiled adventures of Ellery Queen, Philip Marlow, Dragnet, The Man called X, Philo Vance, Rocky Fortune and so many more as heroes fight the bad guys. 100 great Detective classics in ten volumes. Volume 4 Candy Matson Yukon 28209 1949_11_10 The Devil in the Deep FreezeCandy Matson Yukon 28209 1949_12_19 Jack FrostCasey Crime Photographer 1947_04_17 The Box of DeathCasey Crime Photographer 1947_05_22 PickupCrime and Peter Chambers 1954_05_18 La Grand Maison Third BoothCrime and Peter Chambers 1954_06_01 Angela Wentworth’s UncleDick Tracy 1945_09_13 The Case of the Buried TreasureDangerous Assignment 1949_07_09 Relief SuppliesDangerous Assignment 1949_07_16 Sunken ShipsDavid Harding Counterspy 1951_01_07 Kleptomaniac Clues

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  Dahomey Kingdom - The Amazon...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The Kingdom of Dahomey emerged as a dominant force in West Africa during the early 17th century, rising from a small tribal settlement to a powerful and organized state. Located in present-day Benin, Dahomey was founded by the Fon people, who established a centralized monarchy that would go on to shape the region’s history for centuries. The kingdom’s foundation was marked by military expansion, strategic leadership, and a distinct socio-political structure that set it apart from neighboring states. 
  The origins of Dahomey can be traced back to the reign of King Houegbadja, who ruled in the early 1600s. He is often credited with transforming the region into a formidable kingdom by unifying various smaller communities under a single rule. Before Dahomey’s consolidation, the region was dominated by the more powerful Allada Kingdom. However, through strategic alliances and calculated warfare, the rulers of Dahomey gradually expanded their influence, laying the groundwork for future dominance. 
  One of the key aspects of Dahomey’s rise was its strong central government. Unlike many other African polities of the time, Dahomey’s monarchy operated with an intricate administrative system. The king, known as the Ahosu, wielded absolute power but was supported by a council of advisors and military leaders who ensured efficient governance. This structured political organization allowed Dahomey to maintain stability even as it expanded through military campaigns.

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  Anthony Locascio: Confirmation

  Anthony Locascio

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  At 12 years old, every good Catholic boy has his Confirmation; the ceremony in which he receives the Holy Spirit and becomes a Catholic man. Evidently, Anthony Locascio was not a "good" Catholic boy, because he never had one.

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  An Engineer Imagines

  Peter Rice

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  The long-awaited reissue of the autobiography of Peter Rice, one of the main structural engineers behind the Sydney Opera House, the Pompidou Centre, the Menil Collection and Lloyd's of London.
  
  'I am an engineer. Often people will call me an 'architect engineer' as a compliment. It is meant to signify a quality of engineer who is more imaginative and design-orientated than a normal engineer... To call an engineer an 'architect engineer' because he comes up with unusual or original solutions is essentially to misunderstand the role of the engineer in society.'
  An Engineer Imagines is a rare look into the professional creativity and philosophy of Peter Rice, who was widely acclaimed as the greatest structural engineer of his generation. He was a man who, in Renzo Piano's words, could design structures 'like a pianist who can play with his eyes shut'. Working with many of the world's greatest architects on buildings that became icons of contemporary architecture, he brought a uniquely poetic feeling to his work.
  Joining Ove Arup & Partners in 1956, Rice had heard that 'it was a place where an oddball could fit in.' Taking on Arup's theory of Total Design to heart, Rice writes about the role of the engineer in society, and how he himself applied his creativity to various projects. He admits he became an engineer by accident, tentatively feeling his way through a career without a natural instinct. But as he takes you through each of his projects, one-by-one, you can trace his development from graduate to veteran.
  Written in clear and poetic language, Rice's autobiography is perfect for those who want to better understand postwar buildings, our concrete environment, or are budding students of engineering and architecture.

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