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  • Blog,  Life,  Reality

    The culture we are creating

    February 3, 2020 / No Comments

    by Lori Twichell You  may think you know what I’m going to address in this article. After all, it’s what everyone is talking about today. But you might be surprised at where I’m going with it. Just stick with me – even if things get a little uncomfortable. If the big game last night brought in the viewing numbers that it usually does, over 100 million people from around the globe joined together to watch this extravagant, over the top piece of entertainment. People who hate football tuned in for the commercials and the hype. People who love football obviously had their part to watch. And there was, as always,…

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  • Articles,  Blog,  Television

    So let’s talk about Veronica Mars….

    July 30, 2019 / No Comments

    So unless you've been living under a rock, you are aware that a new season of Veronica Mars recently dropped on Hulu. Hallelujah! Our girl is back! Woo hoo! But is she really back? Let's discuss....

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  • Reviews,  Television

    Review: Breakthrough on National Geographic Channel

    November 5, 2015 / No Comments

    What happens when you give six prominent filmmakers the chance to explore subjects that are mysterious, puzzling and close to their heart? You get a television series like Breakthrough. Each week, join a filmmaker on a very personal journey to discover answers to questions that plague not only themselves, but humanity. More like science fiction than documentary, this series covers extreme situations that show us where our future may lead. Is it possible to seamlessly create robotics that work with the human body? Could a pandemic wipe out the whole of civilization? Is there a water crisis looming in front of us? My family and I received these dvds to…

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  • Books,  Reviews

    Review: Black Widow: Forever Red by Margaret Stohl

    September 8, 2015 / No Comments

    Black Widow: Forever Red by Margaret Stohl Genre: YA Publisher: Marvel Press Date: Will release October 13, 2015 Natasha Romanoff is the living, breathing definition of lethal. Raised in a program designed to turn children into weapons, she has never known family or understood a normal child’s life. Ivan made her that way. Years later, as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., she uses her exceptional skills to make the world a better, safer place. Removing Ivan from the equation is a mission she has no intention of failing.  What she didn’t expect, was to find another young red-headed girl being trained by Ivan.  From that moment on, nothing goes the way…

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  • Television

    That Grey’s Anatomy Shocker….

    April 25, 2015 / No Comments

    You know what happened. Even if you don’t watch the show, you know. If you don’t know, LEAVE NOW. This is a spoiler laden response to Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy. Twitter was overwhelmed with screaming, crying fans. Facebook had Grey’s Anatomy trending. And the fans of Grey’s Anatomy limped through Friday broken, mourning, confused and the biggest one: Angry. Derek is dead. Let me start things out by saying I’m actually not angry that Derek died. Really, I’m not. Life rarely gets happy endings so yes, it’s nice when it does happen, but the reality is that it often doesn’t. And in a show that has never shied away from death,…

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    Killing Jesus by National Geographic Channel

    March 31, 2015 / No Comments

    Killing Jesus. That’s a pretty heavy sentence in and of itself. And when it describes a television event, it holds a lot of description. No soft, fuzzy bunnies or bright, colorful eggs here. This is the reality of why we celebrate Easter and when you sit down to watch, you might do so with a little trepidation. How graphic will it be? What will they include? More importantly, will they recognize Christ as our Lord and Savior? At least these are the questions that rattled through  my mind before I sat down to watch. The first thing that caught me about this show was the historical context. I shouldn’t really…

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