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Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker By Barbara Belford, 1976 Bram had a frigid wife. He went to prostitutes—especially during the menstruation period. Bram wanted to grow as a person, but he felt he couldn’t. Bram was aware of the subtext in his own … Continue reading
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Rogue One
November 17, 2016 Rogue One Rogue One: A Star Wars Story came out on Wednesday. I took the kids to see it today. The film is considered to be 3.9 in the series in that it takes place after Revenge … Continue reading
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Tagged A New Hope, Abandoned, Alderon, Atomic Bomb, beautiful, bleak, Captain Cassian Andor, Dark, Death, Death Star, Death Star Plans, Destruction, Diverse Cast, Empire Communication State, Episode 3.9, Galen Erso, Germany, Gritty, Heisenberg, Jedah, Jyn Erso, Miscalculations, Mostly Good Reviews, Movie, new characters, Oppenheimer, Physicist, Prototype, Rebellion, Research, Revenge of the Sith, Reviews, Rogue One, Sabotage, Scientist, Star Wars, Temple, The Force Awakens, United States, Uranium Club, War Movie, Zerpan Industries
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Utopia Is My Peace Project
Utopia Is My Peace Project Like Big Brother, Utopia follows the interaction between strangers as they’re thrust together, this time to form a new society. “The series offers people from all walks of life the chance to start all over … Continue reading
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Tagged 1991, 2014, Amitai Etzioni, Big Brother, Books, Bromfield Library, Celeberties, Charles Chatfield, Charles DeBenedetti, civiilization, Colorado, Driver's License, Expose, Fall, For Peace and Justice Pacificsm In America 1914 to 1941, Fox, Funding, George Lucas, Joseph J Fahey, Kevin Costner, Mariah Carey, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Marshal McLuhan, Miracle, Mom, Morality, Mountains, Nuclear War, Ohio, Our House, Outward Bound, Pacifism, Paula Abdul, Peace, Promise of a New Day, Quentin Fiore, Reality TV, Research, Richard Armstrong, Richard Dean Anderson, Scott Bakula, Shelby, Shirley MacLaine, Simon Andreae, Social Experiment, social structures, Soundtrack, Survivor, Tell Me Why, The Great Peace March, The Hard Way To Peace, The Ohio State University at Mansfield, The Peace Project, The Peace Reader, The Peace Reform in American History, There's Got To Be A Way, Traci Spencer, Utopia, War, War and Peace in the Global Village, Whitney Houston
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