1 in 50 Americans suffer from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. One man has found the secret and is now teaching the world. Steven Diamond, a world famous Las Vegas magician, who has performed in more than thirty nations and entertained millions of people, silently suffered with an undiagnosed illness that brought him to the brink of suicide. He was homeless, raped, and even found his best friends mother dead, hacked into pieces by someone he knew. It wasn't until age 30, after seeing his 8th therapist, and a life-threatening breakdown while performing with the world famous Osmond brothers that he was finally diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. OCD is a vicious illness that leaves its suffering victims with a paralyzing fear, endless obsessions, and insatiable compulsions that torment the soul. Join him on an amazing journey as he reveals his most guarded secret for the first time. His emotional story will move you, inspire you and teach you life's greatest lesson.

OCD: A life Among Secrets

Biographies & Memoirs

Diamond, Steven

Memoirs

Diamond Omni Media LLC. - Steven Diamond

We set them free, now we have to take them down.
The Crimson Pact Volume 3 features fifteen action packed and frightening short stories, including, “That Which We Fear” by New York Times bestselling author Larry Correia, and Steven Diamond, which features Diego Santos, a bad ass marine who knows the exact time of his death, and Jarvis “Lazarus” Tombs, a federal agent who investigates the paranormal, and has the strange habit of coming come back from the dead. 
“The Ronin’s Mark” by Donald Darling is a story from an arch demon’s point of view and provides a fascinating study of what happens when a demon becomes too close to the world he is trying to destroy. “Whispers in the Code” by Patrick M. Tracy uncovers the sinister truth about the secrets found inside the internet, and those trying to stop the end of days. “Stumble and Fall” by Isaac Bell tells a tale of his famous character, John Olshoe, who recalls a time when he failed to be the hero.
 “Singe, Smolder, Torch, Whither” by Eric M. Bosarge is a creepy tale Stephen King could have written if he decided to write a story with a more literary style. “The Jar of Needs” by Patrick M. Tracy is about a depraved customer who will do anything for the sullen barrista he’s fallen in lust with. “Monsters on the Trail” by Patrick S. Tomlinson shows us what happens when investigators find out a demon may be involved with a political campaign. 
“David in Disguise” by Kelly Swails takes us to a 1960’s Chicago protest march where a young woman, who wants to be a journalist, finds out she may have to join the family business after all . . . and hunt demons. “Fallout from My Former Life” by Valerie Dircks proves that a young woman can never escape her past, especially at her high school prom. “The Recruit” by Craig Nybo profiles the boxing champion, Micky Atlas, in what may be his last fight . . . on Earth.
EA Younker gives us a steampunk apocalypse story, “Fight” where the rebels steal an airship and take the battle to the demon-possessed bots who have destroyed their world. “The Third Eye” by Chanté McCoy tells the tragic story of a failed Greek Orthodox priest in the early 1900’s, who is unable to convince his countrymen that the demons are indeed coming. “A Contract Between Thieves” by Stephanie M. Lorée is one of the most entertaining stories in the anthology and is set in a “Italian Renaissance steampunk meets traditional sword &amp; sorcery world” and features a rogue named Feni, and her lover, Raf, and their travails after Feni accepts the absolutely wrong job—that feels so right. “Shen Llamo’s Daughters,” takes us on a trip to Tibet in a time when the old customs of the mountain people, typified by pragmatic Yumi, battle with the new religion of Buddhism, and demonic spirits roam a haunted valley in the Himalayas. “The Scarlet Cloak” by Karen Bovenmyer, which book-ends this collection and will not soon be forgotten, is about a young woman who takes revenge on her enemies by using an artifact of terrible power that may consume her in the end, or perhaps it will set her true self free.

The Crimson Pact: Volume Three

Literature & Fiction

Correia, Larry

McCoy, Chanté

Younker, EA

Lorée, Stephanie

Bovenmeyer, Karen

Curtis, Lucy

Darling, Donald

TRACY, PATRICK M.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Alliteration Ink

THE ABUSING OF AMERICApresents an extremely insightful and compelling look at how our whole modern,American way of life, ultimately and detrimentally, affects us all.? It is a portrayal of how the implementationof many individual and collective goals and priorities, can often result inbeing counterproductive to ourselves and others in society.? Individual and societal abuses continuebecause we have a tendency to patch up symptoms, rather than eradicate rootcauses.? While the book is a serious andfactual examination of what causes the abusiveness found in our society, italso illuminates 20 different paradoxes that perpetuate the continuation ofsuch abuses.? Nonetheless, the authorfinds the capability to appropriately make use of his satirical wit to lampoonthe purveyors who present obstacles that negatively affect our ability toovercome abuses.? It all makes for aninteresting and thought-provoking read.

The Abusing of America

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

AuthorHouse

What happens to your tears when they fall from your eyes? Follow the exciting travels of a tear as it experiences the different seasons. See how your tear connects you to the world around you. Come with me on the exciting ride of the water cycle.

The Journey of a Tear: The Cycle of Water

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

Gatekeeper Press

Multi-Period Trading via Convex Optimization considers a basic model of multi-period trading, which can be used to evaluate the performance of a trading strategy. It describes a framework for single-period optimization, where the trades in each period are found by solving a convex optimization problem that trades oﬀ expected return, risk, transaction cost and holding cost such as the borrowing cost for shorting assets. It then describes a multi-period version of the trading method, where optimization is used to plan a sequence of trades, with only the ﬁrst one executed, using estimates of future quantities that are unknown when the trades are chosen. The single period method traces back to Markowitz; the multi-period methods trace back to model predictive control. This monograph addresses the single-period and multi-period methods in one simple framework, giving a clear description of the development and the approximations made. The methods described can be thought of as good ways to exploit predictions, no matter how they are made. We have also developed a companion open-source software library that implements many of the ideas and methods described in the paper.
Multi-Period Trading via Convex Optimization collects in one place the basic deﬁnitions, a careful description of the model, and discussion of how convex optimization can be used in multi-period trading, all in a common notation and framework. It provides the reader with a uniﬁed, self-contained treatment, focusing on the practical issues that arise in multi-period trading. It will benefit anyone interested in the study of these methods and is also an ideal reference for a quantitative trader, or someone who works with or for, or employs, one.

Multi-Period Trading Via Convex Optimization (Foundations and Trends(r) in Optimization)

Science & Math

Boyd, Stephen

Busseti, Enzo

Kahn, Ronald N.

Koh, Kwangmoo

Nystrup, Peter

Speth, Jan

Mathematics

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