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Santa’s new recruit reindeer, Odinski, goes on his final sleigh-delivery training run. He is so excited because he has been training for a long time for this night. Odinski has a weakness for chocolate. While enjoying the fragrance of chocolate, he gets left behind. Worse, he forgets his compass, and the clouds keep him from finding the North Star. He gets tangled up in his harness and lands on the roof of Molly, Lucy, and Jude’s house. He makes a lot of noise trying to get on his way. Molly, Lucy, and Jude hear the noise and become concerned that the noise may keep Santa Clause away. Daddy goes on the roof and helps Odinski find his way.
KIFO A Killer With Awesome Power. A Motive Of Terrifying Reality. A murderer is targeting white police officers. The killer leaves no forensic evidence of any kind at the crime scene, just the unearthly sound of his weapon and the body of the victim-- with a vaporized head. The only clue police have is an eyewitness who believes he caught a glimpse of the killer, a man wearing a dark hood. Jamal Weathers is a Black FBI agent and one of the Bureau’s top behavioral experts. He has followed the suspect across three states, trying to stop the assassin’s next attack. When Jamal discovers that all of the slain officers bear the names of Black victims of police shootings, it is clear that the killer is a vigilante dedicated to retribution. And in the inner cities, the killer’s sigil appears as graffiti, on t-shirts and on the Internet. It is the outline of a hood, accompanied by the name “Kifo,” the Swahili word for death. In the thick of the case, Jamal comes to a startling, but inescapable conclusion: the murderer and his deadly weapon and technology are either not of our time, or not of this world. Jamal locates his prey, a nightmare incarnation of Ellison’s Invisible Man, only to be captured and face a choice he never imagined: carry on the killer’s work, or die. KIFO X MOTO The lethal vigilante returns, with an even deadlier partner. Cleo Capone is a brilliant girl traumatized by racial oppression. She cleverly tracks down Kifo and he agrees to train her in the new unit called the 120. Together, they continue to bring retribution for racial murder, and the nation is paralyzed with fear. But in the Black community the pair are revered and called Kifo x Moto, which in the native tongue means “Death and Fire.” Cleo harbors a terrible secret, and soon the power of the suit and the quest consume her, and she becomes more deadly than her teacher, and more dedicated to destruction than justice. Cleo plans a daring execution, one that will end the race question forever in America but at a bloody cost. Ultimately, the power they wield, determines there can only be one.
Diary of an internment camp at Banff/Castle Mountain, operating between 1915 and 1917.
A history of New Jersey's ski hills from the early 1900s to the present. Also a history of the sport of downhill skiing in the state.
This volume introduces the study of 144 cemeteries in Jackson and Sandy Ridge Townships, Union Co., NC, and the surrounding areas. Over 27,524 graves are included.
During World War II, several hundred thousand Polish citizens were deported from their homeland by Soviet authorities and sent to the gulag; many died there. For over 60 years, the Hoover Institution Library & Archives has preserved the testimonies of more than 30,000 Polish survivors. Among these are 171 accounts of Polish Jews who suffered both German and Soviet occupation; were transported hundreds or thousands of miles to suffer again in brutal Soviet forced-labor camps; and were eventually released, escaping to the Middle East. Now, these testimonies are collected for the first time in a scholarly English translation. The accounts—recorded shortly after the events they describe, with witnesses' memories still fresh—reveal many of the systematic horrors of World War II, clearly indicating the genocidal essence of the Soviet camp system and illustrating its mechanisms. They offer extraordinary information and insight on the activities of the Polish resistance movement, Jewish religious and community life, working conditions, the experiences of women and children, and more. These testimonies form a vital historical record of systemic human brutality that should never be forgotten. But they also paint a portrait of unwavering perseverance amid the struggle for survival.
Volume Four of this series contains the alphabetical rosters of each of the 144 cemeteries in the study area of Jackson and Sandy Ridge Townships, Union Co., NC. It includes over 27,524 graves.