I documented most of my own life’s adventures in my memoir “As Luck Would Have It.” That done, our daughter Claudia asked me to tackle my father’s random collection of photos, newspaper clippings, and recollections which he published as “Scrapbook Memories” in 1957 and has always been hard to decipher. I hope my family and friends will enjoy this account of his unusual and interesting life. I, myself, have a new appreciation of his exceptional abilities.

Old Guy Dad recounts the adventures of a man who, in the proverbial autumn of his years, or at least the pre pre-autumn, discovers his girlfriend is pregnant. And having a baby. Whereupon hijinks, cosmic and mundane, ensues. A collection of celebrated columns on The Rumpus with new material and never-before-told tales, Old Guy Dad is Jerry Stahl at his finest and most domestic.

You can be a great Dad! Find instruction and encouragement The Dad's Bible is filled with challenging and helpful information designed to encourage and uplift fathers whose lives will be a priceless legacy for generations to come. Lessons and other Features include: Walking in authority Godly character Passing it on Dads in the bible Building your children Question and answer resources topical index Type Size point 8.5 This is the perfect gift and resource for all ages of dads!

These are my Hell and Back Survival Tips that I learned; to help me survive the Hell and Back Events, that took place in my life. I started learning these Survival Tips from day one when I was born. Lol. I was a twin but having extreme difficulties going through the birthing process. It felt like they gave up on me. But I wanted to get out of my mother’s womb fast. Hmm. I started kicking like no other. It got everyone’s attention and they helped me out the rest of the way. Then when I was five years old, the family pet ram, rammed my forehead into the tractor’s steel wheel, leaving a “V” shape scare on my forehead. That reminds me every time I looked in the mirror, I’ll will have victory in the Hell and Back events in my life. To the Korean War, a vehicle accident, a heart attack, multiple bypasses, my marriage and then the passing of my free movie sweet heart. In all those Hell and Back experiences, I learned how to be at peace with myself and the Creator. My hope is that ALL these Hell and Back Survival Tips that I learned; will be a blessing to you and your loved ones, as they have for me and my loved ones. My life story is available in my autobiography book called Hell and Back, by Optimum Vizhan.

If you’re a dad, it’s your dream to leave your children a rich inheritance. And regardless of your financial situation, you can! The NIV Dad’s Devotional Bible is filled with challenging and helpful information to help you be a man who honors God, lives faithfully and loves his family—a man whose life will be a priceless legacy for generations to come. A tall order? Sure. But with God’s help, you can do it. With 260 down-to-earth devotions, one for every day of the work week, the NIV Dad’s Devotional Bible will help you find the tools you need to be a fully equipped, God-honoring father 9.6-point type size

“Takes us through the Kardashians, cubicle design, and Goldman Sachs, among other phenomena, to reveal the relationship of religion and popular culture.” —Reading Religion What are you drawn to like, to watch, or even to binge? What are you free to consume, and what do you become through consumption? These questions of desire and value, Kathryn Lofton argues, are questions for the study of religion. In eleven essays exploring soap and office cubicles, Britney Spears and the Kardashians, corporate culture and Goldman Sachs, Lofton shows the conceptual levers of religion in thinking about social modes of encounter, use, and longing. Wherever we see people articulate their dreams of and for the world, wherever we see those dreams organized into protocols, images, manuals, and contracts, we glimpse what the word “religion” allows us to describe and understand. With great style and analytical acumen, Lofton offers the ultimate guide to religion and consumption in our capitalizing times. “Consuming Religion is a timely exploration of a world in which reality is branded. Unexpected connections and juxtapositions reveal religion in unexpected places and practices. To follow Kathryn Lofton’s romp through today’s mediascape is to discover the superficiality of pop culture to be surprisingly profound.” —Mark C. Taylor, Columbia University “An elegant, critical, wide-ranging and thought-provoking account of religion and spirituality in America today.” —Times Higher Education