Terraform - Up and Running: Writing Infrastructure as Code
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Terraform has emerged as a key player in the DevOps world for defining, launching, and managing...
The Queen of the Tearling
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Kelsea Glynn is the sole heir to the throne of Tearling but has been raised in secret after her...
Unraveled by Darkness (Between Ruin and Salvation #2) by V.J. Silvey
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Rejected by her mate. Plagued with darkness. Driven by revenge. In the second book of the...
Adult Over 18 Paranormal Romance
Mark Jaye (65 KP) rated Iron Man 3 (2013) in Movies
May 21, 2019
Whilst having good memories of this instalment it was better than I recalled. Picking up after the events of 'Avengers Assemble ' we see Tony Stark dealing with PTSD, suffering anxiety and panic attacks. It's interesting to see now - after Endgame, the change in direction for Stark. Here is a man who knows - who has seen, there's greater threats out there. It's the start of what 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' progresses 4 MCU movies later.
The story is straight forward enough. Initially we are led to believe that the villain of the piece is The Mandarin, played by Ben Kingsley (or so we presume), the terrorist threat with whom Iron Man goes up against. Half way through we are thrown a twist with the reveal that Kingsley is actually Tony Slattery, an actor in the employ of the real puppet master - Aldrich Lillian (As played by Guy Pearce) who is using the terrorist threat to cover his real agenda....Extremis.
Great action, Acting, Don Cheadle, Gwyneth Paltrow, Iron Man 3 is the best of the trilogy helping to solidify RDJ's status as founding player of this cinematic universe.
Kyera (8 KP) rated The It Girl (It Girl, #1) in Books
Feb 1, 2018
Overall, the book is enjoyable in a simple, YA, guilty read way. It's not going to win any literary awards, but if you enjoy books about privileged kids, boarding schools or volatile relationship dynamics you will like this read. Although it is fiction, sometimes I am astounded by the level of debauchery surrounding these students.
The first book, It Girl, introduces us to the large cast of characters. New girl, Jenny, who is looking to reinvent herself. Junior class prefect, Brett, who seems to have it all together. Privileged princess, Callie, who thinks appearances are everything. True it-girl, Tinsley, who is the puppet-master of Waverly. As well as all their girlfriends and the rotating batch of potential boyfriends.
School seems perfect - the guy she has her eye on seems to be crushing back, her roommates seem great and she's been invited to join the advanced art class. What could go wrong? {{spoiler}}Tinsley returns to school and is none too happy about the new girl in her bed.
Nudinits: Bare-Bottomed Fun from the Village of Woolly Bush
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Welcome to the cosy village of Woolly Bush, set deep in the heart of the English countryside. It has...
The Shadow Crucible: The Blind God
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In a world where angels, demons, and gods fight over the possession of mortal souls, two conflicted...
Afterglow: A Dog's Memoir
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Prolific and widely renowned, Eileen Myles is a trailblazer whose decades of literary and artistic...
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Under A Lavender Moon (Nightingale Songs #1)
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Sixteen-year-old Rilla Marseas believes she has a calling to become a healer. Her soul yearns to...
Young Adult Fantasy