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    I was stuck. Stuck in an endless dream, watching a terrible future I was powerless to change.Or was I? What if I could change the future? Could I ignore that kind of power?And if I did - what would I become?Caleb Swift knows he's a complicated guy. He sees the unseeable: winged beings that haunt both his dreams and his waking visions. He knows the unknowable: horrifying visions of countless unspeakable futures he feels powerless to prevent. And if that weren't bad enough, these potent revelations might be driving him insane.Who needs that kind of trouble?Not Caleb. He's doing his best to live a totally uncomplicated life, to ignore the visions of doom that hound him relentlessly. But no matter what he does, one particular vision still plagues him. The one with the girl. The girl who's in mortal danger (or will be soon). The girl only he can save.Now Caleb has a choice. To ignore his gift, to live the ordinary life he so desperately desires, even if it means letting her die....Or to act. To interfere. To become extraordinary. And let one girl's future turn his present completely upside-down.Fans of Harry Potter by JK Rowling, The Hunger Games by ‎Suzanne Collins, Renegades by Marissa Meyer, The Thinking Woman's Guide to Real Magic by Emily Croy Barker, Ghosts I Have Known by Nhys Glover, and Going Bovine by Libba Bray are sure to enjoy The Channeler. You'll love Jenna Ryan's Continuum Series if you enjoy reading:Fantasy novelsScience fictionNew adult fictionRomanceYoung adult fictionAbout adventure, clairvoyance, angels, and demons ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Dylan Lippiello. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/150388/bk_acx0_150388_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    One Day University presents a series of video lectures recorded in real-time from some of the top minds in the United States. Given by award-winning professors and experts in their field, these recorded lectures dive deep into the worlds of religion, government, literature, and social justice. All the colors of the rainbow are but a tiny fraction of the "colors" of light the Universe sends us. Over the past 75 years, astronomers have been busy opening new windows on the cosmos by building telescopes and cameras that allow us to see all of these colors, revealing new phenomena previously unimagined. Very recently, we have opened entirely new channels of information by detecting gravity waves and by seeing the unseeable: directly imaging black holes. All of these messengers from the cosmos travel at the velocity of light, but even at this enormous speed, they take millions, or even billions of years to reach us. As a consequence, we are always seeing the past. Far from being a disadvantage, however, this allows us to read our history directly by looking out to objects at different distances. We can watch stars being born, living out their lives, and then dying in spectacular explosions that produce the elements from which we are made as well as neutron stars and black holes. We can watch how galaxies form and grow by gobbling up their neighbors. And we can map the nearest million galaxies and trace them back to the tiny fluctuations in the early Universe from which they emerged. Replete with colliding galaxies and a fly-through of the Universe set to the Blue Danube waltz, this lecture provides one-stop shopping for a comprehensive tour of all of space and time-or at least of the whole 4% we actually understand.
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