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"He believed that I was an angel sent from God."---Ashley SmithIn April 2005, Ashley Smith made headlines around the globe when she miraculously talked her way out of the hands of alleged courthouse killer Brian Nichols after he took her hostage for seven hours in her suburban Atlanta apartment...

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Jude is dragged out of alt-country obscurity, out of the dismal loop of booze and sadness baths and the boundless, insatiable loneliness, to scrub up and fly to Australia for a last, desperate comeback tour. Hardly worth getting out of bed for - and he wouldn't, if it weren't for Coreen. But Coreen is dead. And, worse than that, she's married. Jude's swan song tour becomes instead a terminal descent into the sordid past, into the meaning hidden in forgotten songs, and into Coreen's madness diary, there to awaken something far worse than her ghost.

Now a stirring movie from Paramount Pictures—starring Kate Mara (House of Cards and Fantastic Four) and David Oyelowo (Selma)—this inspirational, news-making life story of the young female hostage who in 2005 single-handedly talked the infamous Atlanta courthouse killer, Brian Nichols, into...

Having taken a job shotgunning a stage coach, Yakima gets tangled in corrupt town where theft, lies and murder dog him at every turn. The deeper he gets involved with the townsfolk, the harder he struggles to make things “right,” Each choice making things more dangerous and deadly.

The Neo-Prohibition Party Reigns: A Third Parties Flash Fiction credits and cites neo-prohibitionist ideas and proposals, while offering a pathway to achieve neo-prohibitionist third-party dreams.

The path to happiness isn’t what you think. It’s not about achieving more success, getting everything you want, or fixing what’s wrong. It’s not about changing your circumstances—it’s about learning to thrive despite them. The problem? Your mind wasn’t designed for happiness. It’s wired for survival. It overthinks, clings to fear, and keeps happiness just out of reach. It will hold you back and keep you playing small—if you let it.