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A true account of a group of African American men from Detroit who sought to change the life trajectory of young African American boys from something negative to something positive. Faced with the problem statement of "what life lessons would you teach a young boy about life survival in America if you only had one weekend?", the group of men set out on a course to make a difference.

The one constant in Jules’ life is family—the plentiful Martin clan. Domestic terrorism brought the Martins together under one roof to endure food scarcity, punishing Gulf Coast heat, no electricity, and no indoor plumbing. One outhouse for twelve people is no way to live, but at least they are safe. For now. With every setback and stolen dignity, Jules questions whether she wants to survive at all.

Une marque de revendication sur la gorge, une autre sur l’épaule, Brenya Perin se tient dans la douce brise qui souffle sur la ville étincelante que dirige son partenaire. Et elle tremble.

Shepherd a pris Claire contre son gré. Il a marqué l’Oméga malgré elle et lié leurs âmes pour l’éternité. Il a conquis sa ville et brisé son peuple. Mais il n’avait ni anticipé tomber amoureux ni imaginé que sa merveilleuse partenaire en viendrait à le mépriser au point de risquer sa vie pour s’échapper.

Et ce avant que son désir ne le rende fou. Que sa partenaire soit en sécurité dans son nid ne suffit pas. La voir lentement succomber à ses instincts ne suffit pas. Il veut son cœur et son âme. Il en a besoin… avant qu’il ne soit trop tard.

Chances are, you’ve heard a variation of the saying, “We need to get on the same page.” Getting on the same page means making sure that you and whoever you’re collaborating with understand each other. But hidden within the accepted wisdom is a whole new meaning… In Getting on the Same Page, Steve Gran and Brian Cain introduce WorkExcellence, a method designed to empower everyone—from the C-suite to frontline employees. It provides strategies that foster collaboration and create lasting impact.

I speak on how can we embody accountability in daily interactions, how important it is to own up to our actions, and how can responsibility lead to personal growth and success? Join us as we share inspiring stories and actionable strategies that empower you to take charge of your life and foster a culture of accountability within your community. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments!

Have you ever had thoughts you wanted to tell people but didn't take the time or have the place? Me too, but now here we are. Like an old friend's Stussy shirt once said, "Sit down, shut up and buckle in." I don't provide anywhere to sit or any buckles though.

The Will Cain Show

Aiden, Kaelyn, and Lepitot Ravenstone compete in the Wizard Duels, the monthly tournament meant to train them for battle, though they can't imagine anything bad ever happening in Merwell. Aiden is a thirteen-year-old wizard who never tries too hard, but still wants to be a great wizard someday. He is stuck in the shadow of his twin sister, Kaelyn, who is bound and determined to be the youngest witch ever admitted to Wizwitch University. Lepitot, the youngest, has no magical abilities whatsoever, but can brew potions better than anyone.