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You Got That P.h.D? covers the most important components of your business and how to fine-tune them sanely and rationally. From grooming a growing workplace culture to delving into sales team efficiency, there's no fluff to skip or irrelevant tangents to waste your time. You Got That P.h.D? doesn't forget that you and your company don't have time to lose if you're going to out scale your competition!

Sometimes, the dead do come back. Sometimes, they crave your flesh...and sometimes, they desire your very soul, but they aren’t the only thing you have to fear. You don’t believe in what you can’t see, yet something is there, watching, waiting. You can feel its unholy intentions deep down in the marrow of your bones. You don’t know where it came from, but you know with every fiber of your being that it is not from this earth, and as you feel its gaze searing through your skin, you know the end just might be near.

How do you argue with perfection? The voters in the coaches and media polls can deliberate who's No. 1, the computers can spit out endless data to add to the arguments and everyone involved can ponder the merits of a playoff system, but some things aren't up for debate, especially the final perfection of Auburn's 2004 season. With a 13-0 record, an SEC championship and a Sugar Bowl victory, the Tigers know, "We're national champions in our hearts, even if no one else thinks so," Jason Campbell said.

Richards Revelations Podcast is a weekly Podcast dedicated to looking at things going on within the Church culture, as well as the culture at large. We will be analyzing them through the lens of scripture to decipher what is proper and improper from God's perspective.

When a young, Hawaiian street cat named Percy befriends and becomes separated from a vacationer named Barry, he spends years traveling the United States trying to catch up with his friend. Armed with the knowledge that the young boy's mother lives in a big white house, a cast of characters from the animal kingdom point Percy in the direction of Washington, DC, where he will find a "Big White House". Percy arrives on the final day of Richard Nixon's presidency and makes himself at home.

In this intimate and vital debut, Richard Scott looks into the places not everyone sees or chooses to see. Against the backdrop of London's Soho, he creates an uncompromising portrait of love and shame, questioning our sense of the permissible and the perverse. Scott takes us back to our roots: childhood incidents, the violence our scars betray, forgotten forebears and histories. The hungers of sexual encounters are underscored by the risks that threaten when we give ourselves to or accept another. But the poems celebrate joy and tenderness, too, as in a sequence reimagining the love poetry of Verlaine.

Richard Dotson and two chums set out to explore the Adriatic coast of Croatia and Montenegro. It's to be the adventure of a lifetime, originally on bicycles, but plans change. Here's the recipe: Take three former college lecturers, place in a blue Nissan Micra for three hours, allowing them to simmer in their own juices, before putting the contents into a pressurised, air-conditioned vessel for a further two and a half hours at an altitude of approximately 35,000 feet. Empty onto the Adriatic near Dubrovnik and bake at 35 degrees, basting with factor 30 Sun screen for a week. Liberally ...

The Robinsons are back with a vengeance and, in this darkly satirical, occasionally raunchy, sequel to gritty urban drama "The Chav Family Robinson", there are twists, turns, shocks and surprises. Freddie and Kieron are in prison and, although Freddie is determined to go straight after his release, he also wants justice for daughter, Isla. Jimmy Bonner offers to help but the assistance comes with a hefty price tag. Jade is moving on and divorcing Kieron but still curious to find out who fathered Teagan’s baby, Troy. Could a well-known television celebrity problem-solver help with those ...

Arthur Kippax hates his name, but there's nothing he can do about it. He's a child of the 1950's, growing up in the 1960's in Sheffield - the Steel City. His parents are down-to-Earth, working class, as are most of his friends, but he will eventually go to Grammar School, learn to stand up for a principle, sit on his own chair and benefit from a good State Education. He will also learn that life is never fair, that God does not suffer little children but causes little children to suffer, in different and often insidious ways. The music of "The Swinging Sixties" becomes a soundtrack for his ...

A gritty, occasionally raunchy, darkly disturbing satire set in the green and leafy suburbs of the City of Sheffield and the Wybourn council housing estate. Freddie is the bigoted, misogynistic patriarch of the Robinson clan, and is twice married, twice divorced. He has been unemployed for almost thirty years and is still claiming incapacity benefits…but the winds of change are blowing through the Department of Work and Pensions, and the council estate too. Over the course of one weekend in April, skeletons are dragged from closed cupboards, dark secrets unearthed and this dysfunctional ...

Two men share the same memories. A twenty-five-year-old hedonistic son of a wealthy business tycoon lives the high life of fast cars, promiscuous sex, and endless parties. A seventy-five-year-old, whose frail body is riddled with terminal cancer, suffering from aggressive Alzheimer’s disease, confined to “The Beeches” geriatric hospital. Their lives are linked by the past, but have one other thing in common - both deny being Robert Machin. Only one knows the awful truth. Meanwhile, Staff Nurse Jenny Prideaux is hiding a sinister secret from her colleagues. A paranormal tale of twisted...

Three teenagers, playing on local waste ground during an autumn half-term break, kill a rat. In the sewers beneath London, an initiation prank, played on a new recruit by a team of "flushers", backfires. Police investigating the suicide of a patient at a geriatric hospital, find it inexplicably linked to the recent murder of a wealthy young man. An electrician at the hospital harbours an unhealthy obsession for one of the nurses, which gradually festers, becoming dark desires but, ultimately, murderous rage. When the lights go out at The Beeches, patients and staff roam deserted corridors, ...

Stephen Mangham is dead, brutally murdered in his apartment, but George, his father, has no tears to shed, no grief in his heart. He despised his son, despises the mourners, but a stranger in the cemetery, watching from afar, gives him pause for thought, and unsettles him. The Beeches, geriatric wing of a local hospital, is closed for refurbishment. Stan Perkins, a former nurse, is on the verge of marriage, but undecided as to whether or not to return to his career once the renovation is complete. Memories of recent horrors, and the death of a colleague, haunt him. D.C. Robin Coldwell is ...

The writers podcast, by a writer, for writers (and anyone else). Looking at how/why we choose to write and having some fun along the way. Featuring some famous writers from history and a light hearted look at the process.

A show about navigating life through negotiation

This podcast features sermons and sermonettes from Mt. Sinai United Methodist Church. Mt. Sinai is a church on a hill in Hazlehurst, MS, and we strive to practice the love of Christ. We pray that you hear something on this podcast that helps you grow and is worth sharing with others to help us grow. Thanks for listening, and God bless. Richard L. Scott, Pastor

You will learn about specific issues in forex trading that can make it easier for you to invest. You may discover that some of these topics are already known to you, but now you have a step by step guide for making sure they do not affect you or at least provide a better profit. Your ultimate goal is to gain a better profit. The minute you start to think as trading as winning or losing, you turn it more into gambling. A better word would be “successful.” You won’t always have a successful trade, but you will always have a business you can learn from.

A bestselling novel of intrigue, shadowy politics, and shocking surprises that deftly navigates between the chaotic hope and confusion of post-Cold War Moscow and turn-of-the-Millennium Washington. This is the first book in the Tony Dantry series. The action is fast paced, and there’s enough hi-tech gadgetry to satisfy the most demanding fans of techno-thrillers. Each chapter of The Reluctant Assassin pulls the reader deeper into the story as the author builds tension the way a carpenter builds a house—step by well-crafted step. But this brilliantly turned thriller—reminiscent of Ken ...

Richard Griffin and Scott MacArthur talk baseball, sports and life. They discuss their mutual love of baseball and how it is they arrived at the point in their lives, teaming up for Exit Philosophy. A large dose of Blue Jays talk, where nothing is off limits with honest opinions and smart suggestions for making things better in sports and life.Follow on Twitter:@RGriffBaseball@ScottyMacThinksSubscribe, Like and Comment on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@ExitPhilosophyFollow and Subscribe on Substackhttps://www.griffsthepitch.com/

Americans have lived through the excitement ,controversy and turbulence of recent presidential elections and their aftermath. The political novel 2024 takes the reader to a new level of tension as it reveals the sordid and devious events leading up to the 2024 election. Those events are just a hint at what comes in the wake of the 2024 election. Prepare yourself for an alarming, harrowing ride through the mid-decade election as the new president makes bold and frightening decisions never dreamed of in the event-filled history of the United States. The novel 2024 just might be a preview of ...