Trophy Unlocked: Second Look - Fantastic Four (2015)
Following the failure of the second Fantastic Four film, Rise of the Silver Surfer , Fox would later announce a reboot of the series (see...| trophyunlocked.blogspot.com
This 2015 Cadillac Escalade build with 115k miles on the clock is incredibly quick, thanks to a supercharger and some other upgrades. The post 2015 Cadillac Escalade With C7 Z06 Parts Is Quicker Than a New Escalade-V appeared first on ChevroletForum.| ChevroletForum
Coming towards the end of A Book A Day In May, I’ve read a couple of books that weren’t particularly bad, but left me pretty underwhelmed. So let’s race through them. One Writer’s Beginnings (1984) by Eudora Welty I’ve only| Stuck in a Book
I’m only buying 24 books this year, and so naturally I’m choosing them carefully. I knew I had to have The Odd Woman and the City (2015) by Vivian Gornick when Jacqui wrote a brilliant review in January (and it certainly| Stuck in a Book
Following the failure of the second Fantastic Four film, Rise of the Silver Surfer , Fox would later announce a reboot of the series (see...| trophyunlocked.blogspot.com
The friend whose daughter had gone to school with Asenath Waite repeated many curious things when the news of Edward’s acquaintance with her began to spread about. Asenath, it seemed, had posed as a kind of magician at school; and had really seemed able to accomplish some highly baffling marvels. She professed to be able … Continue reading “The Thing on the Cheerleader Squad” (2015) by Molly Tanzer→| Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein
It's time to aggregate the data collected from the Cyber Attacks Timelines of June (part I and part II) into statistics. Nothing new under the July sun, for what concerns the Country Distribution, which is steadily dominated by the US in…| HACKMAGEDDON
I thought it would be interesting to take a look back to July 2015, 10 years ago, and see what posts I was sharing on the blog back then. In 2015 I was 51. Now, in 2025, I am 61.... Read the Post The post 10 Years ago on the blog – July 2015 first appeared on Write of the Middle.| Write of the Middle
“Aren’t we kind of the opposite of Adam and Eve?” a boyfriend once asked me, long ago. I was twenty years old and had taken this boyfriend home at a time when I knew nobody would …| This Reading Life
On Friday November 13th, AJung Moon from the Open Roboethics initiative delivered a statement at the United Nations Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) Meeting of States Parties. So what was this meeting about? And why was ORi there? The CCW actually […]| openroboethics.org
As the founder of Choices Women’s Medical Center, today a comprehensive women’s health facility that I began as a small abortion clinic 44 years ago, I have consistently been in the crosshairs of an always-intense and sometimes murderous battle aimed at both providers and women. My longtime friend and associate, a skilled and loving abortion […] The post April 2015: It Can’t Happen Here? But It IS! first appeared on On The Issues Magazine.| On The Issues Magazine
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The Settlement Agreement on the Class Action Lawsuit of Ashker v. Brown concerning indefinite solitary confinement, and being sent to solitary on the basis of status, not behavior, was published on…| Sitawa
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When I first saw the idea a few years ago of wrapping 25 books as a Christmas countdown, I thought it was so great and wanted to do that with the girls. Fast forward the five years that it took from idea to action and the girls think its absolutely fantastic.| Wyndelin Farm & Kitchen
I used to set annual goals (aka New Year’s Resolutions), but like so many others, I typically didn’t accomplish them. So I do a couple things differently now: 1. Break the year into smaller chunks (quarters and months) and do things around those timeframes For example, I set quarterly goals for a few different areas [...]Read More...| RyanWaggoner.com
