Böcker av Larry Powell

"Yo Daddy's Dad Jokes Are So..." is a rib-tickling collection that revives the timeless tradition of Dad Humor. Teeming with over 450 Dad jokes, plus a BONUS section of 100 Grandpa jokes, this book promises a comedic journey with every one of the 120 pages. Expect hilariously funny quips and side-splitting one-liners that transform the groan-worthy into laughter. It's a treasure trove of wit designed to charm and amuse readers of all ages, perfect for anyone who loves a good knee-slapper with a side of nostalgia. As a Value Added Bonus you'll find 24 cleverly humorous quips of sound advice that your own Grandpa would be happy to claim as his own.

What a ride! The book WE'RE IN FLIGHT delivers supersonic excitement, twists and turns, unexpected turbulence, bumpy takeoffs, and some smooth landings. Your mind will be challenged, your intellect stimulated, and your perception of Angels heightened. This spectacular novel teaches, preaches, and catapults the reader into the future, right now. Unequivocally A MUST READ!

Ahki, a member of the Moundbuilder Hopewell Culture, struggles to survive in a world beset with natural and human dangers. Meteors and volcanoes have plunged his world into semi-darkness. It's July in the present day Ohio Valley and it's snowing. He is forced to leave his home in the Ohio and Scioto River basins. In this third and final book of this Hopewell trilogy we find Ahki and two companions heading south to find a warmer climate. It is the Sixth Century A.D. and natural catastrophes have plunged the Earth into a nuclear winter. In order to survive, the group is using the river systems of the Southeast to find their way to a settlement called Duhare on the coast.

"First edition published 2003 by Pearson Education, Inc."--T.p. verso.

The life and work of American director John G. Avildsen is thoroughly examined in this detailed filmography and critical study. Each of the most significant films made by the Oscar-winning Avildsen is given a separate chapter, including such critical successes as Joe and Save the Tiger, and box-office blockbusters Rocky and its sequels and the Karate Kid series. The authors' observations on these and other titles--some well known, others less familiar--are enhanced by extensive production notes, and by commentary from John G. Avildsen himself. Cinema historian Jean Bodon of Sam Houston State University provides a foreword.

This volume examines one of the most controversial stories in the BibleΓÇöthe akedah, or sacrifice of Isaac recounted in the 22nd chapter of Genesis. Today, more than three thousand years later, the story continues to evoke controversy. It has had an impact on Judaism, Christianity and IslamΓÇöeach clinging to different interpretations. Even among adherents of a common faith, interpretations of the passage differ to such extremes that it can be used to justify unthinkable behavior ranging from infanticide, mass murder, and suicide bombings. Abraham''s actions have generated a sacrificial rhetoric that continues to exert a powerful influence on modern society. The rhetoric of sacrifice was born when the first person used the story of akedah to inspire another to sacrifice willingly on their behalf. Since then, a multitude of religious leaders and religious imposters have used the rhetoric of sacrifice to do their bidding. The akedah has proven itself as a tool that placed in the wrong hands can be used to commit unthinkable acts.

Presents the history of Birmingham Black Barons, a Negro League team. This book emphasizes the accomplishments of both within the organized black leagues of the 1920s, the 1930s, and the years 1940 through 1947 (the year Robinson broke the color line).