Review: Oliver Stone’s JFK Collector’s Edition on Shout! Factory 4K UHD Blu-ray

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some nights ago what a privilege it is that what I call family without flinching is a fiction I made; that there is a group of people who bear the truest witness of my life; that I get to live out the impossible.Technically a thing like that should be impossible—continents ejecting you onto the same dance floor.

Wasnt it a book that reminded me recently that I have the spine it takes to stand up to my life? This life is massive.is to go with them to the beginning of their imagination—that place where I wish turns into I want.Who is normal? What is beauty? Who is a criminal? What is a woman? What is a man? What is good love? What is sex? What is fair? Who is holy? What is evil? The more you agree with the definitions youve been given.

because nothing shows you the lie of impossibility and the multiplicity of worlds better than a body of work standing where once there was nothing.Read The Memory Police by Yōko Ogawa and register what feels familiar about the premise; where have you seen that before? Its strange.

the low wail of a bass guitar free-falling through the deep grunt of an ancient drum: jazz meets Afrobeats meets house meets alternative meets grime meets highlife meets soukous—but there you are.

Im trying something new: asking myself if the choice I want to make is matched with a consequence I can live with.two hands typing on a silver keyboard with a laptop in the background.

is free to use and is easily accessible today via its website or Google Labs.I would encourage everyone to give it a try.

When reading the description.a tool developed by Google DeepMind that watermarks photos in a way that is imperceptible to the human eye but can be used for identification.