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Suffer the Little Children is a podcast focused on giving voices back to victims of child abuse murder and their families.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/suffer-the-little-children--4232884/support.

If you think your poker skills could improve, you are probably right—and this book will show you how.

Patricia Cardner is a psychology professor, licensed professional counselor and dedicated poker player. She interviewed a select group of professional poker players who share two key characteristics: ALL of them have been successful over many years and ALL of them have lifetime winnings of more than $1,000,000. Patricia analyzed the results to determine exactly what psychological skills, techniques, and strategies they use.

Noone, a timid young girl, is committed to The Counties Psychiatric Institute due to her ever-worsening nightmare disorder. She is placed under the care of The Counsellor who has dedicated his life to helping kids overcome their ailments, himself a product of childhood trauma. As Noone recounts her nightly torments during their sessions together, it becomes clear that her dreams unfold with a sinister life of their own. When The Counsellor realizes that her nightmares bear uncanny similarities to those of someone he loved dearly in his past, it unlocks a dangerous obsession inside him, and he ...

Gabrielle and Antoinette know they're destined for something better. Abandoned to a convent orphanage, they are raised for simple lives. But at night they dream of a glittering future, and the Chanel sisters are determined to prove themselves worthy. Their journey propels Coco and Ninette out of poverty to performing in bohemian cafés and stylish music halls, and soon on to Paris and a small hat shop on the rue Cambon, where a boutique business takes hold and expands to the glamorous French resort towns.

Daniel Martin has never forgotten his childhood encounters with Frank Watkins, the man who built his family a summer home out of cardboard and plywood. Frank's gaze was oddly confusing, as if he was attempting to discern the proper way to behave because he didn't know how to respond in a human manner. Since Frank obviously wasn't an alien, young Daniel thought maybe the man was crazy. In the end, Daniel would learn the terrifying truth about Frank Watkins. And as an adult, Daniel is about to discover there are more of them out there.

During his lifetime, legendary martial artist Bruce Lee formulated a complex personal philosophy - a synthesis of Eastern and Western ideals - that extolled the virtues of knowledge and total mastery of one's self. Most of his philosophical writings could be found only within the personal library of the Bruce Lee estate - until John Little was given permission to publish them for the wider world.

Elsie is out of options. She's exhausted from being pushed in and out of social housing, she's deflated by debt and she's disturbed by the dark reality of having bailiffs show up at her door. With nowhere to go, there's only one person left to turn to: her best friend, Juliet. She finds friendship and safety in Juliet's flat, but when Elsie loses her bar job and all creative inspiration for her poetry dries up, she hits rock bottom.

In Me, Myself, and Us, Brian Little, Ph.D., one of the psychologists who helped re-shape the field, provides the first in-depth exploration of the new personality science and its provocative findings for general readers. The audiobook explores questions that are rooted in the origins of human consciousness but are as commonplace as yesterday's breakfast conversation. Are our first impressions of other people's personalities usually fallacious?

I was a huge fan of fairytales and adventure stories with high fantasy settings. It was why once I had a few spare bucks a month, I subscribed to Fairytale Friends and began collecting their figurines and stuffed animals. When I found myself invited to a special picnic event the company was throwing, travel included for free, I jumped at the chance, even though I was positive it would be mostly kids with their parents. Boy, was I ever wrong.

Drift off with Baby Buddy Lullabies. 30-minutes of soothing, relaxing lullabies to help your bub drift off to sleep… Baby Buddy Lullabies, bringing the entire family better, longer sleep.

When Gregory Tomasov moves into an abandoned farm on the edge of McGuane, Arizona, he discovers a terrible secret buried in the walls of the old building.

Welcome to "The Family History AI Show," your go-to podcast for the latest news and views on artificial intelligence and family history. Join Steve Little, world-class authority in AI and genealogy, and Mark Thompson, professional genealogist, educator, and technology expert, as they explore the fascinating intersection of family history and AI. In each episode, Mark and Steve unpack the latest news and tools in AI, delivering clear, accessible insights on how you can transform your personal genealogy journey using AI and how AI is reshaping the genealogy community as a whole.

Toddler Songs-Let's Read It, Let’s Sing It! This podcast features classic children's songs like The Wheels On The Bus! (Episode 1) introduced by Billboard best-selling children's artist, Mr. Ray with lyrics read aloud by one of our resident kid storytellers. Each episode ends with Mr. Ray and The Little Sunshine Kids performing the full song. These toddler favorites are also available on your favorite music streaming services. Now it's time to listen to these classics read by a kid, then join Mr. Ray and The Little Sunshine Kids as they sing-sing-sing these all-time favorite. Have Fun! ...

All Talk with Jase and Mike is a place where Jason Hoyte (Wellington Paranormal; What We Do in the Shadows; Alternative Commentary Collective; Late Night Big Breakfast, Brokenwood Mysteries) and Mike Minogue (Wellington Paranormal; What We Do in the Shadows; Alternative Commentary Collective; Late Night Big Breakfast; Hunt for the Wilderpeople) give back to the community by offering poor advice on acting, pets, relationships, health and anything else that occurs to them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When she turns 18, Marissa is sent to serve as a hucow on a factory farm. She’ll be transformed and attached to a machine that will extract her creamy goodness day and night. She knows what the men who work on the farm do to their innocent hucows. No one would choose to be a hucow. But Marissa has a secret—she did choose it—she volunteered to be a hucow—to fulfill her secret desire to become plump and bursting, and available for any man who wants her.

Marissa willingly volunteered to become a creamy hucow, but can the 18-year-old really cope with life on the farm? She’s chained in her stall with her newly huge productive udders, leaking and dripping, and her body available to be used by any man who wants her. It’s not just the intense feeding and extraction pumps she has to deal with, but the Captain can’t leave her alone, the Major continues to experiment on her, a cruel bully arrives to torment her, and it's time for her to be seeded by a gang of big fertile men....

Nina is a Lipan girl in our world. She's always felt there was something more out there. She still believes in the old stories. Oli is a cottonmouth kid, from the land of spirits and monsters. Like all cottonmouths, he's been cast from home. He's found a new one on the banks of the bottomless lake. Nina and Oli have no idea the other exists. But a catastrophic event on Earth, and a strange sickness that befalls Oli's best friend, will drive their worlds together in ways they haven't been in centuries.

Marissa the willing hucow is even bigger than before—chained in her stall on the dairy farm with a big ripe belly as well as her massive udders, she’s freely used by all the men of the farm. She shouldn't enjoy it all so much, but she just can't help herself.

Serving on the hucow farm is hard for any eighteen-year-old girl. Growing ever bigger and more productive, being handled by strangers with her massive dripping udders emptied by eager hands and mouths, or attached to machines for fierce suction pumping, while her juicy, ripe body is available to all who want to use them is bad enough. But it's even worse for the once-aristocratic Daphne, as the men of the farm take a cruel revenge on her.