AXED! The 1980 Amana Iowa Ax Murders: A Story That Still Haunts the Heartland

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Picture this: a quiet, peaceful community in Iowa, known for its traditional German heritage and idyllic charm. Suddenly, that peace is shattered by a brutal crime that shocks the nation. In 1980, the Amana Colonies, a place where time seemed to stand still, became the scene of a chilling ax murder that left four people …

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Three Steps Up to Mediocrity: A Woman, a Tough Little Horse, and the Man Who Bridged the Gap

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Imagine a woman, terrified of a small but stubborn horse, and a man who sees something special in both of them. That’s the heart of “Three Steps Up to Mediocrity,” a story that explores fear, courage, and the unexpected connections that can change us. This isn’t just about a woman conquering her fear of a …

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32 Jobs & No Gold Watch: Is the Traditional Career Path Dead?

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Remember that whole “work hard, get a good job, retire with a gold watch” thing? Yeah, that’s kinda out the window. In today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world, the career path is more like a winding rollercoaster than a straight line. Job hopping is the new normal, and the idea of a “gold watch” retirement is becoming …

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My Life on Standby: Growing Up Overseas – An Autobiography

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Picture this: you’re a kid, but your world isn’t a single place. It’s a whirlwind of airports, new faces, and cultures that clash and collide. That’s my story. I’ve lived a life on standby, always packed and ready to go, with a passport that’s seen more stamps than a vintage record collection. This autobiography is …

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JUST DO IT! Stories of Purpose, Perspective, and Presence

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Ever feel like you’re stuck in a rut, unsure of your next move? You’re not alone. We all face moments of doubt and uncertainty, but what if there was a way to break free, discover your true purpose, and live life to the fullest? That’s where the “Just Do It!” mentality comes in. This isn’t …

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Closure: The Lie We Tell Ourselves – Unmasking the Myth of Emotional Resolution

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Ever felt like you needed to “move on” and get “closure” after a heartbreak, loss, or trauma? We’ve all been there. But what if “closure” isn’t the magical ending we think it is? What if it’s more like a mirage, a shimmering promise that fades as we get closer? In this exploration, we’ll delve into …

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Unleash Your Inner Superpower: Perfectly Flawed & Uncovering Your Greatest Purpose

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Let’s face it, we’re all a little messed up. But guess what? That’s totally okay. In fact, those quirks and imperfections are the secret sauce to unlocking your true potential. Think of it like this: a perfectly polished diamond might look dazzling, but it’s a bit, well, boring. It’s those rough edges and unique facets …

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Im Still In Class: The Miscarriage Trials – A Legal Battle for Justice and Healing

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Imagine a world where losing a pregnancy isn’t just a personal tragedy, but a legal battle. That’s the reality explored in “I’m Still In Class: The Miscarriage Trials,” a book that dives deep into the controversial and complex world of miscarriage trials. It’s a story about grief, justice, and the ever-shifting landscape of legal rights …

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Holy Cow St. Louis! Radios Best Days, Harry Carays Best Years: A Blast from the Past

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Step back in time, folks, to the golden age of St. Louis radio, when the airwaves crackled with the energy of baseball and the booming voice of Harry Caray. It’s a time when “Holy Cow!” wasn’t just an exclamation, it was a cultural phenomenon, a rallying cry that echoed through the streets of the Gateway …

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A Boyhood at Reds: Growing Up in My Dads Neighborhood Bar

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My childhood wasn’t your typical suburban sprawl – it was steeped in the smoky aroma of beer, the clinking of glasses, and the laughter of regulars. Red’s, my dad’s neighborhood bar, wasn’t just a place to grab a drink; it was the heart of our community, a stage for life’s dramas, and my own personal …

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