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Kia Ford: The Hammer Girl's English Premiere Production
Sunshine could not be seen anywhere, since Saturday night darkness proclaimed only one thing, “Party,” Kia Ford exclaimed inside the bathroom, as the Peacock examined United States department escape relegation form, MLS 2027.
By Marc OBrien10 days ago in Chapters
The Small Aircraft Part That Changed How I See Engineering
I once stood quietly in a maintenance hangar watching technicians work on what looked like a basic aircraft accessory. At first glance, it didn’t seem impressive. There were no flashing cockpit displays, no roaring engines, and no dramatic machinery in motion. Just a small component being installed with steady hands and focused attention.
By Beckett Dowhan10 days ago in Chapters
Honey, I shrunk the bad guys.
our jails are filled to capacity, they are expensive to run, and even so, the inmates live a good life inside, color t.v. Weights, basket ball courts, food, medical facilities. Access to libraries, legal advice and lawyers. For a lot of criminals, it is like coming home. They are protected by their gangs, provided with drugs and anything they want while incarcerated. And for the real evil ones, the death penalty isn’t even much of a threat, liberals have pretty much taken that off the table. So a bunch of mad scientists got together and invented a device that could shrink a human down in size to the microbe level. ( they weren’t really mad scientists, but it was fun to describe them as such). In fact, they were respected scientists who had been working on this project for about ten years for different reasons to solve different problems, mostly medical applications. Nanotechnology.
By Guy lynn10 days ago in Chapters
Study of Revenge, Chapter Two
4-H-N hurried inside the communications concourse to which she’d been directed. The doors slid shut behind her. She didn’t even need to hear them seal straight after to know at once what this was.
By Doc Sherwood10 days ago in Chapters
Study of Revenge, Chapter One
4-H-N watched as Mini-Flash Juniper rested on the floor, Flashsatsumas in vest and pants did the same at the power-harness, and Flashbee carefully monitored the vital signs of both.
By Doc Sherwood10 days ago in Chapters
She Learned to Breathe Between Expectations. AI-Generated.
Story They never taught her how to live for herself. They taught her how to behave. From a young age, Aanya learned the unspoken rules of being a woman. Sit properly. Speak softly. Smile, even when you are uncomfortable. Help without being asked. Adjust without complaining. Sacrifice without expecting appreciation.
By Tom Shane10 days ago in Chapters
Puss's Boots - Chapter 3
“There was a most interesting joust; did m’lady have a chance to join in the festivities?” “My sister does not take part in such bloody events, Lady Heightmyer. Was it a fair tournament?” Orlando’s voice was cool, refreshing to hear to Caoimhe over the sugar-heavy voices in Court. He stood straight and tall, and, to both Orlando and Dione’s good fortune, his hands were steady on his teacup. Puss, seeing the poise that his two charges managed to display smiled a secret cat smile, curled up on his accustomed spot on the window seat, and feigned a nap during the proceedings.
By Dionearia Red10 days ago in Chapters
Emerald Flame
Was it still following me? It must have stopped by now. I glanced over my shoulder. The persistent creatures’ amber eyes flashed with fury as it struggled to keep up with me. For once I had no clue as to why it continued to chase me. It had kept within pursuit of me for quite a long while. Personally, I had hoped it would have turned and fled at the mere sight of me, but as usual, no such luck. I beat my slender wings effort fully, darting this way and that, trying to lose the creature, but to my bewilderment, it always managed to regain control and follow behind.
By Madison "Maddy" Newton10 days ago in Chapters
Elizabeth Báthory- Hungary’s serial killer
Elizabeth Báthory (born August 7, 1560, Nyírbátor, Hungary—died August 21, 1614, Castle Čachtice, Čachtice, Hungary [now in Slovakia]) was a Hungarian countess who purportedly tortured and murdered hundreds of young women in the 16th and 17th centuries.
By Michelle Lee10 days ago in Chapters
Reversing Aging
Aging is a natural process, but what if we could slow it down — or even reverse it? The quest for youth and longevity has fascinated humanity for centuries, and today, science is making remarkable strides in understanding how we age and how we might turn back the clock. Let’s explore the latest breakthroughs, practical strategies, and future possibilities of reversing aging.
By Gustavo Woltmann11 days ago in Chapters
20 Quotes
Throughout history, great minds have shared words of wisdom that continue to inspire and guide us. From leaders and scientists to writers and artists, these figures have left an enduring impact through their words. Here are 20 powerful quotes from some of the most well-known people in history.
By Gus Woltmann11 days ago in Chapters
What corporate actions analysis reveals about control networks and decision makers. AI-Generated.
The Evolving Landscape of Strategic Decision-Making Strategic management decisions are the bedrock of modern business. They guide how companies operate and compete. In today's fast-paced world, making the right strategic choices is harder than ever. The market shifts quickly, and information floods in constantly. This makes old ways of deciding things less effective.
By Gulshan11 days ago in Chapters