The iylmin people cower beneath eternally clouded skies, living in fear of shards of dark stone that hurtle down from on high. These are the Falls, and each one bears the seeds of madness and death. The nightmare creatures born from these poisoned rocks would devour anyone that crosses their path- but not every iylmin they chase is willing to be their prey.Under the endless grey, a traveller moves from city to city, wandering the lonely country paths between sparse pockets of civil...

Andre Jones' scholarly journey unravels the layers of the immigrant health care experience, urging a blend of empathetic practice and policy reform. In his work, he spotlights language barriers, the need for cultural competence, and the importance of community integration as key to improving newcomers' access to health care. Advocating for data-informed approaches and holistic support, Jones' research lays the groundwork for a future where equity in health care transcends borders, fosterin...

The story of friends, family, hometown values – and an entrepreneur who changed American healthcare forever In 1961, David Jones and another young lawyer borrowed $1,000 each to build a nursing home. That modest investment turned into Humana: first the largest nursing home company in the U.S., then the largest hospital corporation, and today one of the nation's largest health insurance companies, with 65,000 employees and a value of $65 billion. “I've always believed there's nothing being ...

In this moving collection of poetry, Jason Charles Jones Sr. reflects on life's struggles, faith, and the strength found in perseverance. Through raw emotion and heartfelt honesty, his words capture the beauty in overcoming pain, the power of love, and the grace of redemption.Each poem offers a glimpse into a soul shaped by experience, grounded in faith, guided by resilience, and inspired by hope. With every verse, Jason reminds readers that no matter where you come from or what yo...

Fathering Me: A Journey Into Fatherhood takes the reader on a journey through the hills and valleys, feasts and famines, joys and pains of fatherhood. On this journey, experienced via a collection of powerful, thought-provoking poems, readers are invited into one of the most critical familial relationships, i.e., that of a father and his children traveling the rugged path of parenting. Fathering me is also about the multiple roles fathers must play in an effort to properly take care of the...

This Kingdom of Heaven prayer journal is a tool designed to align believer's daily life, mindset, and prayers with God's will, bringing "heaven to earth". It acts as a guide to shift prayer focus from selfish needs to God-centered desires,, which is structured around Godly principles of intimacy with the Father to exercise righteous dominion.

Navigating the complexities of a new world, this tome serves as a compass for the newly rooted, guiding them through America's labyrinth of social parameters and health vigor. Penned by a sage in immigration wisdom, it unveils the knots in systems of care and community embrace, while shedding light on the nuanced dance of legal pathways. Herein lies the promise of integration's symphony, conducted for those who have journeyed far to join the grand tapestry of this nation. This narrative is...

Life Through The Eyes Of A Black Man is the raw and unfiltered story of one man’s journey through pain, perseverance, and purpose.Born on the South Side of Chicago in the 1970s, Carter grew up in a world where survival came before dreams. Raised by a single mother and later moved to Alabama, he faced the trials of broken systems, addiction, and the struggle of finding his place in a society that often seemed determined to hold him back.Through ever...

Book DescriptionLife Through the Eyes of a Black Man: "Allow Me to Introduce Myself"By Craig S. Jones Sr., writing as CarterThis raw, moving, and deeply honest memoir is the first volume in the Life Through the Eyes series - a journey through faith, addiction, family, and redemption as seen through the eyes of a Black man who refused to give up.From the South Side of Chicago to the red clay roads of Alaba...

The Birth of Caucasian: There Was Darkness Before There Was WhiteFor centuries, melanated people have been denied the truth about their origins, stripped of their culture, and disconnected from the ancestral wisdom that once governed their existence. The Birth of Caucasian is not just a book—it's a revelation, a call to reclaim what was lost, and a challenge to everything you thought you knew about history, spirituality, and the forces that shaped our world.• Who were we be...

Life Through The Eyes Of A Black Man is the raw and unfiltered story of one man’s journey through pain, perseverance, and purpose.Born on the South Side of Chicago in the 1970s, Carter grew up in a world where survival came before dreams. Raised by a single mother and later moved to Alabama, he faced the trials of broken systems, addiction, and the struggle of finding his place in a society that often seemed determined to hold him back.Through ever...

One of the most controversial subjects in criminal law is whether or not we should continue to use capital punishment as the ultimate punitive sanction. The intended focus of The Problem with Capital Punishment and Why It Should Be Abolished in America is to take a harsh, critical look at theories in support of the use of this form of punishment and expose the truth about capital punishment: it is extremely costly; it is arbitrarily applied; there have been too many innocent persons exoner...