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Lost Girl’s Hybrid Heritage
Lost Girl’s Hybrid Heritage I recently discovered the Showcase Show Lost Girl and binged watched it on Netflix. The Canadian Urban Fantasy show ran from 2010-2015. It also ran on the SyFy Channel, but I never caught it. While I … Continue reading
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Edge of Tomorrow
October 9, 2014 Edge Edge of Tomorrow is a 2014 Sci-Fi Action movie with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt. It is based on Hiroshi Sakurazak’s novel All You Need Is Kill. Will Cage is stuck in a time loop. Aliens … Continue reading
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Tagged Abandoned, Aliens, All You Need Is Kill, Alpha, American, Blood, Blood Transfusion, British, Brutal, Chaos, Choices, Country, Death, Deserter, Disabilty, Edge of Tomorow, Fractals, Government, Graphic Novel, Ground Hog Day, Hero, Hiroshi Sakurazaki, Humanity, Hundred Deaths, Injury, Japanese, Judge, London, Louvre, Millitary, Mimics, Misery, Movie, Novel, Omega, Paris, PTSD, Riat Vrataski, Sacrifice, Suffering, Time Loop, Toss Away, United, US Army, Used, Will Cage
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War and Peace In The Global Village
War and Peace in the Global Village Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore 1968 The village has indeed become global. Marshall McLuhan was right. No man is an island any more. The earth itself is an island. ~Time Magazine, 1981 The … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, Ashley Montagu, B.F. Skinner, Caesar, Civilization, Death, Edmund Burke, Emerson, Herman Hesse, Hollywood, Inca Empire, Japanese, John Treble, Marshall McLuhan, Napoleon, Native American, Okakura Kakuzu, Peace, Quentin Fiore, Rev John Bryde, Siddhartha, Tea Ceremony, The Human Revolution, The People of the Dream, War, War and Peace in the Global Village, Western
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