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Monthly Archives: April 2018
Review of “Maze Runner: The Death Cure”
* * C After the terrible second film (Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials), my expectations for this final chapter were low. I was pleasantly surprised. The Death Cure is terribly predictable, but none-the-less, it’s fun. Thomas (Dylan O’Brien) and Newt … Continue reading
Answering 20 Questions for Atheists
I’m going to answer 20 questions atheists struggle to answer , which were posted on the Christian Medical Comment blog by Peter Saunders. 1.What caused the universe to exist? We don’t know. When I say know, I mean that science doesn’t have an … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged amino acid, anthropic principle, atheism, compatiblism, conscience, evolution, genetics, language families, morality, resurrection, self-awareness, suffering, supernatural
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Science Fiction: What to Watch?
I’m currently on the hunt for things to watch. I thought I’d check out IMDB’s top 50 science fiction TV series. I’m grouping them into will watch, won’t watch, and have watched. Will Watch 1. Lost in Space (2018– ) I’ve watched … Continue reading
Review of “The Commuter”
* * * B “The Commuter”, a thriller starring Liam Neeson as ex-policeman Michael MacCauley, is just out on DVD. The kinds of films can be trite, but I found it surprisingly good. Neeson carries it easily, giving a solid … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged jonathan banks, liam neeson, michael maccauley, movie review, patrick wilson, sam neill, the commuter, vera farmiga
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Review of “Jessica Jones” (season 2)
* * C Season 2 of Marvel’s Jessica Jones on Netflix continues her story after the events of “Defenders”. Unlike the second season of Daredevil, Jessica Jones season 2 had a single compelling story arc. The side arc involving Jeri … Continue reading
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Tagged carrie-anne moss, david tennant, eka darville, jeri hogarth, jessica jones, kevin chacon, marvel, netflix, rachael taylor, season 2, series review, trish walker
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Installing a Waterpik PowerSpray Shower Head
I picked up a Waterpik PowerSpray shower head at Costco. They claim it’s easy to install, and it is. All you need is a wrench. I actually used a pair of pliers. First, I took the old head off and … Continue reading
