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This new addition to the wildly popular, fact packed Weird But True series is all about the coolest, strongest, and WEIRDEST birthday facts in the world. For instance, did you know that you are likely share your birthday with about 20.8 million other people around the globe? Or that the winner at the world birthday-cake-eating championship ate 14.5 pounds of cake in just under eight minutes?

Unwrap 300 wacky facts and pictures showcasing the hilarious history, crazy coincidences, awesome astrological beliefs, and surprising statistics behind birthdays. You’ll be impressed by the world’s craziest cakes, most elaborate decorations, and most grandiose gifts to ever commemorate a year in the life. Whether you’re celebrating your own birthday, looking for the perfect present, or just love wacky trivia, this fact-packed, fun-filled book takes the cake!

This kid-favorite series is sure to entertain the birthday boy or girl with lots of fun and obscure facts!

There are far too many in the middle deciding to go at it alone.  There's not always failure in that...

December 22, 2022

A “Once a Generation” winter storm has arrived. It’s when the entire nation gets hit with a blast of very cold weather. Praying for the people of homelessness. Praying for those who can’t afford the cost of heating. Once a Generation. They can’t say that about sports, music and movies. As of late it’s been about the weather and pandemic! I don’t write daily to preserve history but rather explore the impact on life after its made history. To re-experience a moment. To learn from the reaction. To help embrace for the next Once a Generation.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 528 With Allan Kozinn and Adrian Sinclair Authors Of THE McCARTNEY LEGACY VOLUME ONE: 1969-73

The first of a groundbreaking multivolume set detailing Paul McCartney's life beyond the Beatles. Informed by hundreds of interviews, extensive archival research, and thousands of never-before-seen documents, Kozinn and Sinclair combine an examination of McCartney's personal life with accounts of his musical undertakings to paint a complex portrait of an often tortured, self-doubting perfectionist.

I’m C.T. When I’m not hosting podcasts I’m in the real world. Everybody has to work. My job is C.S. Customer Service. Solutions, relationships and generating motivation to keep my team pumped and connected to every guest who chose to stop in to pick up a few things or large baskets with everything.

This is C.T.C.S.

Episode 62 Thanksgiving Day Let The Seasons Ring In

Bryant, a man with a mysterious past, moves to a small Mexican border-town to start over and live the simple life. While there, he reluctantly befriends a troubled local teen who recently lost his morning and is being recruited by a local street gang. To keep him on the straight & narrow, Bryant takes him under his wing and introduces him to martial arts. As the story unfolds, we learn Bryant is more complex, running from a violent past. As it catches up to him, he is forced into a life and death struggle to clear his name, save the boy and get back all he left behind.

The thriller stars Michael Jai White, who also wrote the screenplay. He plays his real-life late brother. Tom Berenger co-stars.

This forest will soon be trapped in a summer heatwave. Looking at the limbs and leaves on the trees they don't appear to be stressed but rather at peace. The Red Tail hawk is darting across it's wide open sky of a playground.  The Sterling's continue to search for seeds while the squirrel's find focus on dancing from tree to tree.  They've been taught to watch each other. To warn of possible trouble. Especially if the flow of the stream is interrupted.  For we who are human? All we can do is be prepared. To mentally be in touch with what's real.  To physically stay grounded. So says the Black snake. 

With a keen examination of Alan's relationships-to family, fellow actors, his career, his significant others, his homeland, his adopted homeland, and ultimately himself- BAGGAGE begins with a divorce (from his ex-wife), follows the many exploits of a tremendous career, and concludes with his marriage to his now-husband Grant. With candor, humor, and his infectious joie de vivre, BAGGAGE gives readers a front-row seat to Alan's struggles and successes, both professional and personal, as he navigates a broad and remarkable career in the theatre and Hollywood.

Exploring outside of our gifted selves requires a teacher a healer and a maker...

Raised by a single mother, Daysia grew up in Virginia with her twin sister. One of her favorite memories was singing in the car with her mother. Unfortunately, when Daysia was 12, her mother was run over with a car and passed. She and her sister went to live with her great aunt and uncle in Kansas. Her uncle owns and operates a jazz lounge where Daysia started singing sporadically about two years ago. She now gets a whole night to perform every week. Though Daysia is only 17, with one year left of school, she's ready to fulfill her dream of being a professional singer. She works hard to improve her technique by practicing daily, busking around town, singing the national anthem at school and sports events, and performing in school plays.