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A Complete Guide to Data-Driven Handicapping

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For over 30 years, Genaro Di Luigi has made the pilgrimage from Utica to Saratoga, leaming the hard. lessons of systematic handicapping. His documented 129.31% ROI at the 2025 Belmont at Saratoga Festival proves that disciplined analysis can beat the house edge.

Inside you'll discover:

The ASF (Advantage Simulation Framework)

Post position analysis and track bias detection

Speed figure interpretation and pace scenarios

Bankroll management and bet structuring

Real examples from winning races

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Walking the Tight Rope between RIGHT and WRONG

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Some men break. Others refuse to.

At 19, Ron Haines was drafted into the U.S. Army and sent to Vietnam, serving as a door gunner in the legendary 7/1 Air Cavalry. After surviving 167 hours under enemy fire, he returned home determined to build a life from nothing.

But the battles didn't end when the war did.

Over the next decades, Ron built businesses, became a respected computer security expert, and helped corporations solve complex software encryption problems. Yet success brought new enemies-corporate lawsuits, federal investigations, and FBI search warrants that threatened to destroy everything he had built.

With no expensive lawyers and no safety net, Ron chose the hardest path possible: defending himself in federal court.

And against impossible odds...

he won every case.

Through bankruptcies, broken marriages, and personal tragedy, one thing never changed-his refusal to quit.

Gray Man is a raw, unfiltered memoir of war, survival, entrepreneurship, and the relentless fight for truth in a world that often rewards the opposite.

From the jungles of Vietnam to the digital battleground of modern cybersecurity, this is the true story of a man who refused to disappear.

If you enjoy books by military veterans, cybersecurity insiders, or true stories of resilience, this unforgettable memoir will stay with you long after the final page.

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Cost Reduction and Control Best Practices

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The Best Ways for a Financial Manager to Save Money

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Cost Reduction and Control Best Practices provides financial manages with no-nonsense, balanced, and practical strategies that are being targeted and used nationwide for controlling costs by thousands of companies in areas such as human resources, compensation, benefits, purchasing, outsourcing, use of consultants, taxes, and exports. These best practices are based on the trenches experience, research, proprietary databases, and consultants from the Institute of Management and Administration (IOMA) and other leading experts in their fields. * Provides best practices and techniques for controlling costs within a company * New chapters focus on outsourcing costs, downsizing, consultants' costs, and business tax costs * Provides the latest strategies companies re using to control costs

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Institute of Management and Administration (IOMA)

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The Role of Experience and the Developing Brain

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A new understanding of cognitive development from the perspective of neuroscience  This book provides a state-of-the-art understanding of the neural bases of cognitive development. Although the field of developmental cognitive neuroscience is still in its infancy, the authors effectively demonstrate that our understanding of cognitive development is and will be vastly improved as the mechanisms underlying development are elucidated.  The authors begin by establishing the value of considering neuroscience in order to understand child development and then provide an overview of brain development. They include a critical discussion of experience-dependent changes in the brain. The authors explore whether the mechanisms underlying developmental plasticity differ from those underlying adult plasticity, and more fundamentally, what distinguishes plasticity from development.  Having armed the reader with key neuroscience basics, the book begins its examination of the neural bases of cognitive development by examining the methods employed by professionals in developmental cognitive neuroscience. Following a brief historical overview, the authors discuss behavioral, anatomic, metabolic, and electrophysiological methods. Finally, the book explores specific content areas, focusing on those areas where there is a significant body of knowledge on the neural underpinnings of cognitive development, including: * Declarative and non-declarative memory and learning * Spatial cognition * Object recognition * Social cognition * Speech and language development * Attention development   For cognitive and developmental psychologists, as well as students in developmental psychology, neuroscience, and cognitive development, the authors' view of behavioral development from the perspective of neuroscience sheds new light on the mechanisms that underlie how the brain functions and how a child learns and behaves.

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Charles A. Nelson, Kathleen M. Thomas, Michelle D. H. de Haan

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PRISON TO MECCA: A JOURNEY FROM PRISON TO PILGRIMAGE

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For more than three decades, Gregory Mitchell's world was reduced to the cold, unforgiving walls of a maximum-security prison. Sentenced 36 years to life for a crime committed in his youth; he entered incarceration hardened by violence, shaped by poor choices, and burdened by a life without purpose. Freedom seemed unimaginable, and redemption even more so.

Yet within the silence of isolation and the weight of despair, an unexpected transformation began to take root. As the years passed, Gregory turned inward, confronting the man he had been and the consequences of his actions. Through spiritual study, an unrelenting pursuit of knowledge, and a deepening connection to his faith, he discovered a path toward healing, accountability, and inner freedom.

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She never imagined that one act of kindness would destroy her life.

Iyara doesn't look like the elves of the Sundral Plains. None of them have horns.

While her sister grows up in sunlight and freedom, Iyara is kept hidden, warned that the world beyond their home is dangerous for her.

When she saves a man wounded in the woods, her act of kindness is repaid in violence.

Orphaned and on the run, the sisters are sold to the captain of a smuggling ship.

Aboard The Sultry Siren, Iyara discovers a place that is uneasy but safe. Even with untamed magic. But safety is fragile, and one mistake could tear her from the home she's just begun to call her own.

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These days, everywhere you turn... there's drama.

This book is based on true events that are no different in that regard, but unlike a lot of other situations, this book gives you a way to avoid it.

If you want to live a relationship or a situationship-free life without all the extra... drama, this book is for you, it could change your life.

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What if imagination wasn't just pretend... but a doorway to another world?

Step into The Hidden Kingdom Adventure, a beautifully written collection of magical stories where ordinary children discover extraordinary worlds filled with dinosaurs, enchanted forests, mysterious books, and unforgettable friendships.

From a little boy who turns into a dinosaur and must find his way home, to a girl who discovers a living book that reveals hidden parts of herself-each story invites children into a world where courage, curiosity, and kindness unlock real magic.

Perfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, and young explorers who love adventure, this book blends fantasy with meaningful life lessons in a way children truly understand.

Inside this book, children will:
Build confidence through brave and relatable charactersLearn empathy, teamwork, and emotional awarenessDevelop imagination and creativityEnjoy engaging, easy-to-follow magical adventures

Featuring stories like:
"Illy and the Dinosaur" - A magical transformation and journey home "The Miniature Kingdom" - A tiny world filled with big lessons about teamwork "Find Me" - A mysterious book that reveals hidden courage

Whether your child loves dinosaurs, magical creatures, or imaginative worlds, this collection is designed to spark curiosity and create meaningful conversations.

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The Nehemiah Principle - The Art of Creating Transformational Change

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Great leaders build. Exceptional leaders build systems that endure.

In The Nehemiah Principle, Dr. Jonathan K. Jefferson explores how the ancient story of Jerusalem's restoration reveals a powerful leadership blueprint for today's organizations, ministries, and institutions.

Through the lens of Nehemiah's leadership journey, this book explores how transformational leaders move from:
Burden to visionVision to mobilizationMobilization to governanceGovernance to enduring institutional strength

Each chapter examines the biblical narrative and translates it into modern leadership practice-revealing how leaders build structures that outlast personality, resist drift, and sustain mission across generations.

Blending biblical insight with contemporary organizational strategy, The Nehemiah Principle offers leaders a practical framework for building systems that endure beyond their presence.

Because leadership is not complete when the wall stands.

Leadership is complete when the structure still holds after the builder steps away.

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Healing is not a quiet surrender. It is a rebellion.

We are sold a sanitised version of recovery: one where the victim fades quietly into the background, lets go of their anger, and forgives those who hurt them. But what happens when the systems meant to protect you are flawed, unlawful, or blind to the truth? What happens when you are forced to fight for your own survival against the very institutions built to uphold justice?

In UNBOUND: Healing Beyond Judgment, author, human rights advocate, and Ms Legacy International Australia Finalist Marcia BNoose dismantles the myth of the "perfect victim." This is not a gentle guide to returning to an ordinary life-it is a gritty, tactical field guide for the battle-tested.

Drawing from her own grueling experiences confronting systemic betrayal and advocating for marginalised voices, Marcia provides a relentless blueprint for unbinding the barbwire of societal expectations. Inside this manifesto, you will learn how to:

Use Anger as an Architect: Stop fearing your righteous rage. Channel it into a hyper-focused, cold energy to study the rules, expose corruption, and construct an impenetrable fortress of boundaries.

Reject Toxic Forgiveness: Challenge the mainstream demand that you must forgive your abusers to find peace. True healing means decoupling your future from their absolution and redirecting your grace inward.

Reclaim Your Voice: Silence is a manufactured condition. Learn the tactical rebellion of documenting the raw truth and building an "Impenetrable Paper Trail" to prove that ink outlasts bureaucracy.

Wear the Armour of Authenticity: Discard the visually unassuming uniform of the defeated. Use bold aesthetics and unyielding presence to instantly shift the power dynamic in any courtroom or boardroom.

Build Your Sanctuary: You cannot live your entire life standing guard on the battlements. Guard your absolute right to disconnect and create a peaceful, creative space to rest without guilt.

Whether you are navigating institutional overreach, fighting for bodily autonomy, or simply refusing to be silenced, UNBOUND proves that true heroes are messy, complicated, and absolutely unbreakable.

You do not need an institution's permission to find your peace. Step out of the crosshairs, embrace your inner rebel, and become the unapologetic architect of your own survival.

Grab your copy of UNBOUND today and rewrite the law of your own life.

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A Journey Beyond Time, Self, and Separation

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Seeing with Timeless Eyes by Richard D Terrelonge is a thought-provoking spiritual reflection that challenges the illusion of separation and invites readers into a deeper awareness of unity, consciousness, and the Divine. Written in an intimate and conversational tone, this short-form work explores profound questions about how we experience one another-and how we are experienced by a higher, timeless presence.

Through vivid metaphors and philosophical inquiry, Terrelonge examines the nature of perception, suggesting that human beings encounter life in fragmented moments while the Divine perceives all existence simultaneously. The pamphlet guides readers to consider what it means to see others not as isolated individuals, but as interconnected expressions of a greater whole.

At its core, Seeing with Timeless Eyes reframes compassion, identity, and spiritual awareness. It proposes that the call to "love your neighbor as yourself" may not simply be moral guidance, but a reflection of an underlying reality-that all life is deeply intertwined across time and experience.

Designed to inspire introspection and expanded consciousness, this work is ideal for readers interested in spirituality, personal growth, and philosophical exploration. It serves as both a contemplative meditation and a call to awaken to a more unified way of seeing the world.

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A Choose-Your-Current Guide to Get Your Ship Together

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The choose-your-current guide for navigating career uncertainty instead of avoiding it.

School gave you structure. Then it disappears, and you're in open water. The rules you were given stop making sense. The next step isn't obvious. Everyone seems louder than the answers you're looking for.

Cue the Lifeboat is for anyone standing at that edge-unsure where to go but certain they can't stay put. Whether you're a recent graduate, navigating a career pivot, or facing a moment when the old roadmap no longer fits, this story begins there.

You're the main character. Each chapter drops you into a real adventure: midnight sailing regattas in Hawaii, business deals in Buenos Aires, meditation in Indian temples. The book's choose-your-current format means that at the end of every chapter, you decide which adventure comes next based on what you need most right now: finding your voice, dealing with setbacks, or changing course.

Every story springs from lived experience. Christiane Palpant spent two decades as a Fortune 500 executive and now teaches university students navigating their first career chapters. She once drove 45,000 miles in a van to paint the horizon in all 50 states because she needed to figure out what came next. She's lived with uncertainty.

You'll get action steps, honest reflection, and the confidence to navigate uncertainty one choice at a time. Start at the beginning or jump to what you need right now. Equal parts guide, companion, and permission slip to chart a course that's truly your own.

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The Last Patient is a raw and unflinching memoir about trauma, identity, addiction, and recovery inside the fire service. James Owen spent years running toward danger as a Long Beach firefighter and paramedic, carrying victims from burning buildings, managing chaos in moments of crisis, and absorbing the hidden toll that comes with a life of service. What no one saw was the cumulative weight of childhood trauma, post-traumatic stress, organizational betrayal, and the slow unraveling that followed.

With grit, hard-earned wisdom, and unmistakable honesty, Owen tells the story of what happens when the rescuer becomes the one who needs saving. The Last Patient is more than a memoir. It is a field guide for first responders, veterans, and anyone carrying the long tail of trauma. This book offers a clear-eyed look at survival, disciplined recovery, and the fight to rebuild a life without surrendering truth.

For those who have suffered in silence, for the families who have carried the weight beside them, and for anyone searching for a way back, The Last Patient stands as proof of one enduring truth: Situation Screwed / Still Survivable.

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This memoir is more than just a narrative of the life story of the author. It recalls the accounts of a strong-willed female from an early age who overcomes the hills and valleys she encountered. Through her life she conquers one trial after another. Had she been faint of heart, she would have given in and abandoned all hope of life all together. Instead, she has written her story to strengthen and uplift her readers especially the women in the world who are enduring demeaning and brutal lives with the feelings and the mindset that they are just existing, with no hope of a life and a future. She doesn't just timidly narrate her story but boldly and unashamedly takes her readers into her world of struggle and hardship; only to show beyond a doubt that anyone can prevail by rising above what life throws at her, if one trusts in our Heavenly Father above and have the tenacity to overcome all odds no matter what!

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DAILY UNTHINKABLE ACTIONS,

MEASURABLE OUTCOMES

Most people wait for motivation.

This book teaches you to build momentum instead.

This is not a feel-good read.

It is a system - a repeatable operating method for change.

You will choose one meaningful focus, design a simple daily

action, and show up for it every day for 21 days - through

discomfort, resistance and real-life complexity, and without excuses.

Because transformation isn't what you learn. It's what

you do.

What You Will Learn

How to define one unthinkable focus that matters to you

How to design a 30-minute daily practice that drives progress

How to turn consistency into flow - even when it's hard

How to stay in the game when resistance peaks

How to move from linear effort to exponential growth

How to stack 21-Day Unthinkable Challenges into an unthinkable

life

The Core Idea

You don't need years to change your life.

You need clarity. You need structure. You need to show up daily.

This book gives you the framework.

The 21-Day Unthinkable Challenge is your practice.

Inside is everything required to create real change - not someday,

but starting now.

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Zdarzyo sie. A ty zrobisz z tym , co zechcesz

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Ksiazka napisana w stop-klatkach: krotkie, precyzyjne momenty, w ktorych cos cicho zmienia kierunek.

Joanna Potepa - artystka wizualna i autorka - zbiera sceny z drog, domow, klatek schodowych i codziennych progow w Hiszpanii, Anglii, Polsce i Portugalii.

Kobieta pakuje swoje zycie do srebrnej Mazdy i rusza wzduz Powyspu Iberyjskiego.

Miedzy hiszpanskimi rozdziaami pojawiaja sie inne historie - z Polski, z Anglii - luzno doczepione, jak stop-klatki z rownolegego zycia. Biay paw przechodzi przez wiejska droge. Tancerka flamenco podpala scene. Pluszowa zyrafa odmawia pomocy przy bramce na autostradzie. Mezczyzna umiera o czwartej rano, a jego ulubiona muzyka gra dalej.

Jedne sa ostre. Inne absurdalne. Wiekszosc jest jednym i drugim naraz.

Bez morau. Bez chronologii. Bez instrukcji.

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A book of still frames: short, precise moments in which something quietly changes direction.

Written by visual artist Joanna Potepa, this collection moves through Spain, the UK, Poland and Portugal, gathering scenes from roads, homes, stairwells and everyday thresholds.

A woman packs her life into a silver Mazda and drives the length of the Iberian Peninsula. Between the Spanish chapters, other stories surface - from Poland, from England - loosely attached, like still frames from a parallel life. A white peacock crosses a country road. A flamenco dancer sets the floor on fire. A plush giraffe refuses to help at a toll gate. A man dies at four in the morning while his favourite music keeps playing.

Some are sharp. Some are absurd. Most are both.

Blending text, observation and an artist's eye for structure, It Happened. Make of It What You Will is a book about attention, movement, memory and the small moments that alter the course of a life.

No moral. No chronology. No instructions.

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Before the concrete. Before the maps that lied. There was the Covenant.

For millennia, the people of the Lake Chad Basin lived by a sacred covenant with the water. Then came the shadow of cold iron and straight lines. When a traditional fisherman pulls a foreign metal surveyor's pole from his nets, it signals the arrival of a colossal dam-a promise of progress that will chain the river and shatter a civilization. Amidst a devastating drought, a forbidden bond forms between Issa, a fisherman's son, and Zara, a daughter of the Kuri cattle nobility. As their world breaks, Zara flees north carrying their unborn child, while Issa remains to expose the deliberate, profitable murder of the lake.

Years later, Dr. Amara Hassan, a brilliant Sorbonne-educated hydrologist, returns to the dying basin hunting for the father she never knew. Guided by a cryptic Kuri horn carving, Amara uncovers a hidden island sanctuary where the ancient "Way of the Water" still thrives. Armed with explosive evidence of a systemic crime, she faces a devastating choice. Will she seek public vengeance for her murdered father, or will she protect the last surviving seeds of her people's future?

Perfect for fans of Barbara Kingsolver and Amitav Ghosh, Where the Water Held the Sky is a haunting, lyrical epic about the cost of progress, the weight of memory, and the endurance of a covenant that no wall can truly break

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What happens when women stop waiting for permission-and give it to themselves?

Permission Granted is a powerful collection of real-life stories and reflections from women who made the courageous decision to stop shrinking, stop performing, and stop hiding behind titles, expectations, and fear. Through deeply personal experiences rooted in leadership, loss, faith, healing, authenticity, and transformation, each contributor reveals what it truly means to step into visibility and purpose.

This book explores the many layers of permission-permission to be seen, to speak honestly, to grieve openly, to heal fully, to lead boldly, and to live aligned. Readers will recognize themselves in stories of high achievement paired with quiet exhaustion, public leadership paired with private doubt, and outward success paired with an inner longing for more.

Permission Granted is not about fixing yourself.

It's about remembering who you are.

Written for women who lead in boardrooms, businesses, ministries, classrooms, and communities, this book offers encouragement, insight, and reflection for anyone ready to stop playing small and start showing up as her true self.

If you've ever felt invisible while doing everything right...

If you've ever led others while neglecting yourself...

If you're ready to answer the deeper call within...

This book is your invitation.

Permission has already been granted.

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When Troubles Common to the People of this World Burden the People of God

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Faith in God does not exempt Christian believers from suffering. In fact, Scripture teaches that affliction-both for faith and common to all people-is part of life in a fallen world. Afflictions examines this difficult truth through Scripture and personal experience, offering hope to believers whose faith has been shaken by suffering.

In Afflictions, Dr. James L. Pirkle shares his deeply personal journey after receiving a life-altering diagnosis of cancer. As a physician accustomed to caring for others, he was suddenly confronted with fear, uncertainty, and spiritual crisis as a patient. Having already endured years of profound loss through multiple miscarriages, his faith in God was tested at its core.

Drawing heavily from Biblical Scripture, Pirkle explores the different types of suffering Christian believers face, including hardships that do not appear to result from living out one's faith. He wrestles honestly with questions many believers ask in seasons of pain: How can God's promises be true when suffering strikes? Is God still present when affliction feels overwhelming? Through reflections shaped by illness, loss, and restored faith, Afflictions offers encouragement to believers navigating grief, doubt, and despair. This Scripture-based work reminds readers that common suffering does not mean abandonment by God, but can be used for refinement, growth, and His glory. Afflictions points believers back to God's sovereignty, presence, and enduring faithfulness-even in the darkest trials.