I recently watched the movie You Hurt My Feelings and felt that I needed to write a post about it. Typically, I don’t watch a movie or show and have the desire to write about. But, for some strange reason, something about the film spoke to me. Nothing about You Hurt My Feelings screams “peak […]
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Hello! I felt I owed this website a quick little update. As of the beginning of this year, I became an employed man and life has suddenly become much busier working on some larger writing projects. Right now, I am currently working on the second editing phase of Angel Wings, which I hope to release
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I thought of making this blog post on automation after going to Panera with my girlfriend for lunch. We walked inside and immediately were drawn to the self-ordering machines at the front of the restaurant. She ordered her food, went to the bathroom, leaving me to order my food. I put in my order, then
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Every year for the past couple of years now, I keep a running tally of my favorite media I’ve consumed. The main rule is that is had to of been released in the year of 2024, or December 2023 (buffer). You can find my year in review for 2022 at this link, and I will
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Over the span of a week’s time, I managed to finish the main storyline of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. I was also able to sprinkle in a little bit of exploration, as well as puzzles and side missions. Thanks to Xbox’s Game Pass system, I was able to play the game without spending
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If you’ve followed me on Instagram for a while now, you might see I post much less often than the average personal account. Obviously, it doesn’t compare to those who don’t post at all, or have archived all of their posts. However, since 2017, I decided to limit my posting to once a year. There
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While I’ve been struggling to think of topics to write my next blog post on, I came about a unique scenario. Now, this isn’t something that happens to everybody everywhere, and I had been hoping it to happen for me for a while. The situation I’m referencing is happening upon a stray kitten. Someone in
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Since COVID-19, there has been no defined decline or rise in college admissions. Some universities have suffered the impacts of COVID and are still working to improve the student body population. Other schools, such as Purdue University, have continued to rise, despite lacking resources to assist students. In a graph released by the Purdue Exponent,
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There are only eleven cities that boast a team from all four of the major sports leagues in America. These cities are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Miami, “Minnesota”, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, and DC (Phoenix was included, until the Arizona Coyotes moved in 2024). Only one of those cities has the nickname, “Titletown”:
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When looking back on history, there’s one specific type of government that brings dictators to light: communism (or very strongly inspired socialism). Four of the top five deadliest dictators all shared this communist thought process. Stalin and the USSR, Mussolini and Italy (described as an authoritarian communist), Mao Zedong and the Chinese Communist party, and
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