"Sometimes what men need most is another man to talk with, another man who will share their burden as they walk the path of recovery," say the authors of The Man Within. Find the strength and support you need in these inspirational and Scripture-based insights on recovery and everyday issues unique to men. This tape contains 60 sample devotionals from the book The Man Within which can be used daily.

The Man Within: Daily Devotions for Men in Recovery (Serenity Meditation Series)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Dyer, Bob

Newman, Brian

Stephens,Larry

Scheuermann, Ted

Addiction & Recovery

Thomas Nelson. Inc.

“Documents what it means to be a Cleveland sports fan: the suffering, the joy and the hope that there is always next year . . . perfect for die-hard Cleveland fans (and really, is there any other kind?)” ― News LeaderRelive the 20 most sensational events in Cleveland sports history. These are the moments Northeast Ohioans still talk about, decades later―and will probably continue to debate, bemoan, and otherwise cherish for generations to come. Many are known by shorthand: Red Right 88. The Drive. The Fumble. Beer Night. Game Seven. Some of these moments are almost painful to recall―like that one heart-stopping play in January 1981 that kept the “Kardiac Kids” out of the Super Bowl. Or Michael Jordan’s jaw-dropping shot to knock the Cavs out of the playoffs in May of 1989. But we Cleveland fans have long feasted on a steady diet of sports misery without ever losing a taste for the pursuit of onfield glory. And we have sampled that glory, too. Like the Tribe’s exhilarating 1995 sprint into the playoffs. Or the upstart Cavaliers’ “Miracle of Richfield in 1976. And of course the Browns’ thrilling upset victory over the Baltimore Colts in the 1964 NFL championship game. Glorious or gut-wrenching, each of these memories is a highlight of the shared experience of sports fans in Northeast Ohio. They represent a seemingly unquenchable spirit―the very spirit that keeps up late into the night, honking our horns in parking garages and exchanging high-fives with total strangers on East Ninth Street, or trudging on Sundays down to the edge of Lake Erie, wearing dog masks and carrying elaborate banners drawn on bedsheets. These stories are a great way to revive the spirit―and pass it along to the next generation of fans.

The Top 20 Moments in Cleveland Sports: Tremendous Tales of Heroes and Heartbreaks

History

Americas

Gray & Company, Publishers

Omar Vizquel doesn't just make the tough plays look easy. He makes the toughest plays look fun. 
Widely considered one of the best defensive shortstops in the history of baseball, he is often praised by teammates, opponents, and fans alike for working so hard at his game--and for obviously enjoying it so much. 
His hard work has paid off. Omar has won an amazing nine consecutive Rawlings Gold Glove Awards and holds the highest career fielding percentage of anyone at the position. He has been selected for two American League All Star teams, has played in two World Series, and has been a key member of six Central Division Championship Cleveland Indians teams. 
In this, his first book, Omar tells the story of his life in baseball, from the sandlots of Caracas, Venezuela, to Game Seven of the World Series and beyond. 
Along the way he offers a candid look inside the locker room of those powerhouse Indians teams, shares anecdotes about fellow major league ballplayers, and gives plenty of lively opinions on the game they all play. 
Omar also leads an interesting life off the field. He organized a high-profile fundraising effort to assist flood victims in his native Venezuela. He is an accomplished painter. He designed his own house. He has his own line of designer clothing, and he has even dabbled in music and stand-up comedy. 
"The only way to find out what you truly enjoy is to try everything," he writes. 
Baseball fans will truly enjoy getting to know this remarkable ballplayer. Honest and humorous, Omar! delivers the public and private sides of Omar Vizquel in a delightful double-play combination.

Omar!: My Life On and Off the Field

Vizquel, Omar

Biographies & Memoirs

Gray & Co.

These are the moments Northeast Ohioans still talk about, years and even decades later—and will probably continue to debate, bemoan, and otherwise cherish for generations to come. The twenty lively stories told in this book recount the most memorable, the most sensational events in Cleveland sports history. 
Many of them are known by shorthand: Red Right 88. The Drive. The Fumble. Beer Night. Game Seven. The Shot. But beyond the immediate groan or smile the memory elicits are great sports tales infused with that curious blend of excitement, hope, and doom that feels just like home to any Cleveland sports fan. 
Some of these moments are almost painful to recall—like that one heart-stopping play in January 1981 that kept the "Kardiac Kids" out of the Super Bowl. Or Michael Jordan’s jaw-dropping shot to knock the Cavs out of the playoffs in May of 1989. 
But we Cleveland fans have long feasted on a steady diet of sports misery without ever losing a taste for the pursuit of onfield glory. 
And we have sampled the glory, too. Like the Tribe’s exhilarating 1995 sprint into the playoffs. Or the upstart Cavaliers’ "Miracle of Richfield in 1976. And of course the Browns’ thrilling upset victory over the Baltimore Colts in the 1964 NFL championship game. 
Glorious or gut-wrenching, each of these memories is a highlight of the shared experience of sports fans in Northeast Ohio. Together they represent a seemingly unquenchable spirit—the very spirit that keeps up late into the night, honking our horns in parking garages and exchanging high-fives with total strangers on East Ninth Street, or trudging on Sundays down to the edge of Lake Erie, wearing dog masks and carrying elaborate banners drawn on bedsheets. 
These twenty stories offer a chance to relive Cleveland’s most exciting sports moments—and pass the spirit along to the next generation of fans.

Cleveland Sports Legends: The 20 Most Glorious and Gut-Wrenching Moments of All Times

Here’s Akron, with attitude. A giant cockroach, ticket-happy traffic cops, sexting teens, bumbling politicians, prima donna sports stars . . . There are few topics that Akron Beacon Journal columnist Bob Dyer hasn’t tackled head-on. His biting commentary has earned him followers and foes alike―along with a boatload of awards. In this collection of his best writing, Dyer nearly crashes the Goodyear blimp, drag races in a ’64 Plymouth Barracuda, drives a 126-ton locomotive, panhandles on a downtown street corner, surveys the “Great Wall of Fairlawn,” dispenses unsolicited advice to LeBron James, and generally waves a red flag at political correctness. Great fun to read―as long as you’re not overly sensitive!

Blimp Pilot Terrorizes Akron: And Other Hot Air from Columnist Bob Dyer of the Akron Beacon Journal

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