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The Beginner's Guide to AI is a comprehensive and accessible book that demystifies the world of artificial intelligence. This book is designed for anyone who is interested in understanding the basics of AI.

All three novellas feature Washington, D.C. Homicide Detective John "Black Jack" Morrison and his travails as he gets sent out to the super-secret spy facility known as Area 51 to solve a series of murders. Jack can't stay out of trouble with the chief of detectives back home, mostly due to his drinking, and his cockups get him sent to the Nevada desert as punishment. But it's not the murders that bother Black Jack, so much as the evidence he finds about the events from Roswell in 1947.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Abortion Compassion and learn about how "Planned Parenthood was nothing more than a business taking advantage of women in their weakest moments."

Junhao Liao had dedicated his entire life to developing effective techniques and strategies in selling various product and services. After working with different world class marketing individuals and Fortune 500 companies, he found out a person or a company's ability to sell it's products, services, and themselves is what makes the difference between the greats and the average.

Rock Bottom: Jake McGuire is a young psychologist, husband, and father, who finally hits rock bottom from the effects of alcohol dependency. Jake wakes up naked, jailed in solitary confinement, with no memory of what happened. Then, God spoke to Jake. The Memory: What Jake later remembers and confesses to his friend, Patrick Callaghan; is a memory, freed from 16 years of amnesia, involving Jake’s sexual abuse as a nine-year-old boy.

With humor, wit, and undeniable insight, Julius unpacks 20 profound lessons every honest marketer needs. Dive deep into the psyche of your audience, understand the art of persuasion, and build campaigns that not only convert, but also foster trust and lifelong loyalty. For anyone who's ever chuckled at that "too-good-to-be-true" email pitch, this audiobook will resonate, inspire, and redefine the way you view marketing. In a world overflowing with fleeting attention, Anthony Julius offers a fresh perspective, challenging marketers to not just capture eyes, but win hearts.

Writer Timothy Upshaw thought the case of the Haney House murders was closed when Donald Haney confessed to killing his family and Upshaw's sister. However, when his sister, Sara, is reportedly spotted in the Haney House of horrors 10 years later, Upshaw swiftly returns to the hometown he fled from. In the process, he learns that what happened in the Haney House was just the beginning–there's a much greater evil out there.

Published for the first time in the United States, Combat Diary is the war story of Dog Battery, also known US Army Gun Battalion D. Originally only published in Germany in 1945, it tells the tale of 150 US soldiers as they arrive in England in July of 1944. The battalion arrives on the beaches of Normandy, fights through France—and ultimately into Germany—at the time of the fall of the Nazi regime. It is an intimate account of the actions and endurance of the soldiers over those seven months.

Will the world really end unless we spend billions on climate change policy? The people around us are somehow convinced that the world is about to end unless we stop using fossil fuels. There is no scientific evidence to support this.

Fifty Things to Know About Marketing Your Book by Charlotte Hopkins offers an approach to marketing your books. Most books on marketing tell you to promote your books through book signings. Although there is nothing wrong with that, there is so much more to a book signing than they tell you. Planning and promoting can make or break a book signing.

If your goal is to find a softer and easier path for your life, then maybe you should consider drugs. Life is in fact grueling and harsh, and for many humans ends in hunger, pain, and darkness. However, contrary to what you might see in the self-help, feel-good, all is well placatory industry, the path to a richer and more satisfying life is not to just find new and improved ways to relax, but to find ways to work harder and smarter and get stuff done. A good first step is to start sweating the small stuff.

Entrepreneurship has always been the lifeblood of America's economy, and today, its importance is even more pronounced. As we navigate through an era of rapid technological advancement and economic volatility, it's the small business owner, the entrepreneur, the self-starter who stands at the forefront of innovation, creating opportunities and driving our society forward. Yet, the path to success is not always straightforward; it's paved with challenges that test the mettle of even the most determined business owners.

The Stoic Way is a comprehensive and practical guide to embracing the ancient philosophy of Stoicism and cultivating resilience, wisdom, and inner peace in today's chaotic world. Whether you're new to Stoicism or a seasoned practitioner, this book is an invitation to embrace the power of Stoicism and transform your life for the better.

Johnny Jenkins was the child star of a controversial exorcism film, The Damned. After enduring the pain caused by a hovering stage mother, he escaped and enlisted in the Army. After being honorably discharged, Little Johnny Jenkins began to suffer from debilitating PTSD, and the only way he can keep his demons at bay is by writing.

The Symphony Magnifico is the flagship of the cruise line's fleet. Their prize ship has just come out of dry dock and is entertaining over 5000 passengers who are spending a record amount in the casino. But at the end of the voyage, when it is time to collect the cash from the machines, all the money is gone!