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  The Black Promise Land -...

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  In this heart-warming story, we follow the story of a loving father who, on the eve of his son's wedding, gifts him an acre of land - a symbolic gesture that sparks a captivating exploration into the rich tapestry of African American history and the quest for liberation and prosperity. 
  As the father and son stand on the lush acre, the father recounts the persistent legacies of resilience and hope forged by their ancestors in the face of adversity. The characters engage in profound conversations about the promises of "forty acres and a mule" and the Biblical tale of the Israelites' journey to the Promised Land, drawing powerful parallels that span generations and cultures. 
  As the story unfolds, the father soberly reflects on the historical injustices and land dispossession experienced by African Americans, highlighting the importance of landownership as a path to economic autonomy, vibrant health, and intergenerational wealth. Together, they rekindle the entrepreneurial spirit and determination that has long coursed through the veins of Black America, propelled by the belief that freedom and prosperity can only be fully realized once every family owns at least a piece of land, free from debt. 
  Through the intimate exchanges between father and son, their bond transcending time, "The Black Promise Land: A Father's Gift and a Legacy Reclaimed" inspires readers to embrace their roots, tap into the collective resilience that shapes African American history, and forge a new chapter of landownership and prosperity for themselves and generations to come. As the story culminates with the son stepping forward into married life, armed with the knowledge of his ancestral wisdom and an acre of promise, the reader is left with a renewed sense of purpose, determination, and hope for a brighter future.

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  Legal Partners

  Carl U. Maxwell

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  In the heart of bustling New York City lies the prestigious law firm of Moore, McKenna & Crane, where ambition knows no bounds.  
  Legal Partners delves into the high-stakes world of legal sex play, where aspiring lawyers will stop at nothing to claim the coveted partner's corner office. 
  Amidst the ruthless competition, the story exposes the naked truth of the legal profession, where sexual use and abuse are wielded as weapons by both males and females.  
  As loyalties are put to the test, young associates find themselves entangled in a web of deceit and ambition, questioning how far they're willing to go and how many they will have to screw to reach their goals. 
  This is a story with sexual explicit details.  
  Music by David Fesliyan

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  Francisco de Goya: A short...

  5 Minutes, 5 Minute Biographies,...

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  Francisco de Goya, Spanish painting genius of the 18th century: Life and work in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  Facing Narcissistic...

  Fiona Chen

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  In a world where interpersonal relationships play a pivotal role in our personal and professional lives, understanding and navigating the complexities of human behavior is crucial. "Facing Narcissistic Personalities: Empowerment Techniques for Difficult Dynamics" is an insightful and empowering book designed to shed light on the challenging dynamics associated with narcissistic personalities. Delving into the intricacies of interactions with individuals who exhibit narcissistic traits, this comprehensive guide aims to equip readers with the knowledge and practical tools needed to navigate such relationships effectively.  
  The book begins by unraveling the enigma of narcissistic personalities, exploring the psychological underpinnings that define their behavior and the impact it can have on those around them. By offering a nuanced perspective on the various facets of narcissism, readers gain a deeper understanding of the motivations, patterns, and challenges associated with these complex individuals.  
  Empowerment takes center stage in this book as it provides a range of practical techniques and strategies to help readers not only cope with but thrive in the face of narcissistic dynamics. From setting boundaries and maintaining self-care to cultivating resilience and fostering healthy communication, the book serves as a guide to reclaiming personal power and maintaining one's emotional well-being in challenging relationships.

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  The Anunnaki Sumerians - The...

  RYAN MOORHEN

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  When man first came, there is another matter. The earliest archaeological proof of human presence is only from a century or two before 7000 BC, but it cannot be ruled that Anunnaki Sumerian settlements were already there much earlier. Even today, archaeologists argue this. The Sumerians write about the gods coming first and then creating Adapa and Adamu, the first beings. It would be possible for a human community to live in southernmost Iraq wholly by food­ gathering; the marshes there still abound in fish, turtles, wild birds, and wild boar, while beside the date-palm there are other edible plants native to the area, such as licorice and a species of reed with a very toothsome root much like celery. However, The Anunnaki Sumerian settlements were created with hydraulic engineering in mind and advanced water management better than we do today. Historians admit the writings of the Sumerians declare the Anunnaki gods came first, that they gave them all this knowledge, and admit that the archaeological record reflects this; however, they outright label its mythology.

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  Our Western spring - Where is...

  Nir Shvalb

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  "Progress is not just electronics and robots; it’s also adaptation and correction of social structures in light of these technological advances," Shvalb asserts, warning that "the old democracy won't survive if we don’t adjust it to the new era." 
  After reviewing the social phenomena leading societies to dangerous places, he points out, "History teaches us that civilizations tend to fade, and when they do, it can happen very suddenly." He then explores the influence of social networks on public discourse, noting that "fake news spreads six times faster than truthful news." As a scientist in the field of hard sciences, he examines the dangers of advancing technology, particularly the role of AI in societal unrest. Shvalb questions, "Can technological mega-giants know us intimately enough to control our choices?" 
  Life as we knew it no longer exists. The benefits technology has given us come with a heavy price. In a world where social interactions are shaped by powerful platforms guiding the way we think, behave, buy, and choose, there is a real risk to our societies that we must consider. The last part of the book is dedicated to practical solutions and suggestions. Yet, despite its serious themes, "Our Western Spring: Where is Political Divide Leading Us?" is engaging and fun to read. If you're curious about who suffered from scrotal ascites, what is considered the worst film of all time, or why China's government hates Winnie-the-Pooh, this book is for you. This blend of intriguing trivia and insightful analysis makes the book both thought-provoking and enjoyable, offering readers a captivating journey through the complexities of modern society.

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