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The Castle on the Cliff by John Anthony Miller, released in October 2025, is a riveting historical cozy mystery that has captivated readers with its intricate Cold War-era intrigue and atmospheric Hollywood settings, earning widespread praise for its masterful plotting and seamless fusion of suspense across personal and political deceptions. Set in Hollywood, California, in 1968—where Jennifer Blair returns to her hometown determined to uncover the man who murdered her mother twenty years earlier, enlisting the flawed but redeemable private detective Clay Kirk—she embarks on a quest that uncovers two murders, a double agent, and a reluctant spy, weaving a labyrinth of twists and turns that defy expectations and reveal hidden betrayals in the shadows of Tinseltown's glamour. As Jennifer and Clay delve deeper, echoes of the past expose a network of deceit involving shady informants, ambitious starlets, corrupt officials, and even international espionage ties, transforming buried secrets into explosive truths and illusions into harrowing reality in a tale where trust is the ultimate illusion.Readers have raved about the novel’s suspenseful narrative and vivid historical details. A Goodreads reviewer enthused, “John Anthony Miller crafts a thrilling story that hooks you from the first page. I was on the edge of my seat, and the revelations at the end blew me away! A must-read for fans of historical mysteries with a noir twist!” Another shared, “The intrigue in this book had me guessing all the way through! I loved the 1960s Hollywood vibe and the complex characters... This is one of Miller's best yet! If you're craving a cozy mystery with depth, pick this up!” On Amazon, a fan raved, “Outstanding! Every time I thought I had the plot figured out, Miller threw in more surprises! The story flows effortlessly, keeping you hooked without spoiling the climax,” awarding it 5 stars. A US reviewer added, “A fantastic cozy mystery set against the backdrop of late '60s California... It was engaging and cleverly written. Superb plotting.” X posts from @authorjamiller in October 2025 spotlight the book’s fresh appeal and its “investigation with more twists than suspects,” highlighting its availability on Kindle Unlimited, which has boosted its buzz among mystery enthusiasts. @authorjamiller zurl.co/T33DX zurl.co/JBBQI zurl.co/5cuoM zurl.co/VdjTj John Anthony Miller, an American author born in Philadelphia to English and Italian roots, has cemented his status as a storyteller of historical enigmas with his evocative mysteries rooted in exotic locales. Fueled by a love for travel and the shadows of the past, he pens narratives of ordinary lives entangled in extraordinary deceptions, as evident in beloved titles like When Darkness Comes, A Crooked Cottage by the Sea, The Widow's Walk, and Honour the Dead. Critics celebrate his meticulous historical layering and character depth, with one noting, “Gripping yet infused with authentic period details, The Castle on the Cliff is an original and immersive read that tackles espionage and personal vendettas with finesse.” Subtle threads of redemption, romance, and moral ambiguity enrich the era, inspired by the coastal vibes of his New Jersey base. Miller fosters a devoted community through his engaging X account ( @authorjamiller) and persists in unraveling the past's buried secrets. The Castle on the Cliff is a standout cozy historical mystery, its enduring riddles and shocking revelations affirming its essential status for enthusiasts of deception, discovery, and era-spanning suspense. John Anthony Miller’s prowess in crafting puzzles that tease and tantalize until the final revelation solidifies this novel as a brilliant jewel in his illustrious historical canon.

Mark Levin is literally on Fox News saying Trump should get even more entangled in the Iran War and we should do everything Israel says. He calls you a traitor if you disagree. He is literally a foreign agent. America should get out of the Middle East militarily forever.

A Crime Through Time by John Anthony Miller, released in May 2022, is a captivating historical cozy mystery that has enchanted readers with its ingenious dual-timeline puzzle and atmospheric French settings, earning widespread acclaim for its clever plotting and seamless blend of intrigue across eras. Spanning Paris in 1874—where an artist’s model is brutally murdered and a wealthy socialite posing for her portrait becomes the target of a shadowy stalker—and Normandy in 1956, where a young widow inherits a seaside house containing eight enigmatic old paintings accompanied by a cryptic note declaring them keys to an unsolved crime, the novel masterfully interlaces two mysteries a century apart. As the widow deciphers the artworks' hidden messages with the aid of a retired policeman, echoes of the past reveal a web of deceit involving pompous detectives, romantic artists, ambitious jockeys, a famous racehorse, and even a Nazi colonel, transforming lies into truths and fiction into shocking fact in a tale where nothing is quite as it seems.Readers have raved about the novel’s twisty narrative and immersive historical details. A Goodreads reviewer enthused, “Author Miller weaves a gripping tale that will keep you turning the pages. I couldn't stop reading this one—and the ending will surprise and shock you! A highly recommended read for mystery fans!” Another shared, “The mystery in this book kept me intrigued! I truly enjoyed the back and forth of the two timelines... This is by far my favorite book from John Anthony Miller! If you want an entertaining cozy mystery this is the book for you!” On Amazon, a fan raved, “Fantastic read! Just when I thought I had it figured out, John Miller added more twists and turns! The book flowed seamlessly between time periods, giving just enough information to keep the reader engaged without giving away the ending,” awarding it 5 stars. A UK reviewer added, “A very good cozy mystery, with two different timelines, set in France... It was supercozy and compelling, brilliantly written. Well plotted.” X posts from @authorjamiller throughout 2025 spotlight the book’s enduring charm and its “puzzle with pieces that don’t quite fit,” highlighting its availability on Kindle Unlimited, which has sustained its popularity among cozy mystery devotees. @authorjamiller zurl.co/JxVAl zurl.co/hWlep zurl.co/xkr6v zurl.co/uV6vE John Anthony Miller, an American author born in Philadelphia to English and Italian roots, has cemented his status as a storyteller of historical enigmas with his evocative mysteries rooted in exotic locales. Fueled by a love for travel and the shadows of the past, he pens narratives of ordinary lives entangled in extraordinary deceptions, as evident in beloved titles like When Darkness Comes, A Crooked Cottage by the Sea, The Widow's Walk, and Honour the Dead. Critics celebrate his meticulous historical layering and character depth, with one noting, “Light hearted yet filled with great historical nuggets, A Crime Through Time is an original and easy read that covers some tough topics in a lighthearted way.” Subtle threads of honor, romance, and moral ambiguity enrich the dual eras, inspired by the coastal vibes of his New Jersey base. Miller fosters a devoted community through his engaging X account ( @authorjamiller ) and persists in unraveling the past's buried secrets. A Crime Through Time is a standout cozy historical mystery, its timeless riddles and surprising revelations affirming its essential status for enthusiasts of deception, discovery, and era-spanning suspense. John Anthony Miller’s prowess in crafting puzzles that tease and tantalize until the final brushstroke solidifies this novel as a brilliant jewel in his illustrious historical canon.

We have already got it. Physicists Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for the experiments with entangled photons, which proved that the universe is not "locally real.” That means this world is not reality; just a byproduct.

Stanley Donen's "Charade" 4K UHD - Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant, Walter Matthau, James Coburn, George Kennedy @Criterion US: amzn.to/4uAx2rK CAN: amzn.to/3S9Az2N UK: amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI… BONUS CAPTURES: patreon.com/dvdbeaver/posts/… OUR COMPARISON: dvdbeaver.com/subsite/film2/… Charade is a sparkling 1963 romantic thriller directed by Stanley Donen, often described as the best Hitchcock movie Hitchcock never made. Starring the effortlessly charming Cary Grant and radiant Audrey Hepburn, the film follows Regina Lampert, a young widow in Paris whose husband is murdered, leaving her entangled in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse involving a stolen fortune, a trio of ruthless criminals, and a suave but mysterious stranger named Brian Cruikshank (Grant). Blending witty banter, stylish suspense, elegant Parisian settings, and clever twists, Charade delivers a perfect mix of screwball comedy, spy intrigue, and genuine romantic chemistry between its iconic leads. With a memorable Henry Mancini score and iconic set pieces, it remains one of the most delightful and rewatchable films of the era. *** Stanley Donen's Charade is a masterful hybrid of romantic comedy, screwball farce, and suspense thriller that has earned its reputation as "the best Hitchcock movie Hitchcock never made." At its core, Charade explores deception, trust, and identity. Everyone wears masks: Reggie’s husband lived multiple lives; the villains and allies constantly reinvent themselves; even Reggie must discern truth amid flirtation and danger. The title itself signals a game of pretense. The film probes what relationships mean without honesty - Reggie’s loveless marriage contrasts with her whirlwind romance - and comments lightly on post-WWII greed and Cold War-era paranoia through the OSS/CIA backdrop. It balances dark elements (murder, threats) with levity, treating corpses and violence with macabre humor reminiscent of Hitchcock’s The Trouble with Harry. Themes of reinvention and fluid identity feel surprisingly modern. Cinematography by Charles Lang (Wait Until Dark, How to Steal a Million, Inside Daisy Clover, Father Goose, How the West Was Won, Summer and Smoke, One-Eyed Jacks, The Magnificent Seven, Strangers When We Meet, Last Train from Gun Hill, Some Like It Hot, Separate Tables, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, The Rainmaker, Queen Bee, Female on the Beach, The Man from Laramie, Sabrina, The Big Heat, Sudden Fear, The Atomic City, Red Mountain, Ace in the Hole, Rope of Sand, A Foreign Affair, Desert Fury, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The Uninvited, So Proudly We Hail!, No Time for Love, The Shepherd of the Hills, The Ghost Breakers, The Cat and the Canary, Spawn of the North, You and Me, Desire, Peter Ibbetson, The Lives of a Bengal Lancer, She Done Him Wrong,) is crisp and elegant in Technicolor, while Maurice Binder’s animated titles and Henry Mancini’s jazzy score (with the memorable title song) add playful sophistication. The film’s greatest strength is the luminous pairing of, 59-year old, Cary Grant (Father Goose, Operation Petticoat, North by Northwest, Houseboat, Indiscreet, An Affair to Remember, To Catch a Thief, The Bishop's Wife, Notorious, Arsenic and Old Lace, Suspicion, The Philadelphia Story, His Girl Friday, Only Angels Have Wings, Bringing Up Baby, I'm No Angel, The Eagle and the Hawk, She Done Him Wrong, Blonde Venus, Merrily We Go to Hell) and 33-year old Audrey Hepburn (Wait Until Dark, Two for the Road, How to Steal a Million, My Fair Lady, The Children's Hour, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Unforgiven, The Nun's Story, Love in the Afternoon, War and Peace, Sabrina, Roman Holiday, The Lavender Hill Mob.) Grant’s suave, reluctant romantic - self-conscious about the age gap, with added dialogue acknowledging it - delivers effortless charm and comic timing. Hepburn shines as the vulnerable yet resilient, food-nervous heroine who pursues love amid chaos; her elegance and comic reactions anchor the film. Their chemistry is electric, with improvised banter and iconic moments (e.g., the chin-dimples line). Supporting players in Charade shine brightly: Walter Matthau (Hopscotch, The Bad News Bears, The Front Page, Earthquake, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, Charley Varrick, A New Leaf, Candy, Mirage, Fail Safe, Lonely Are the Brave, Strangers When We Meet, A Face in the Crowd, Bigger Than Life, The Indian Fighter, The Kentuckian,) brings sly, sardonic charm as the ambiguous CIA agent Carson Dyle; James Coburn (Looker, Cross of Iron, Hard Times, The Internecine Project, Harry in Your Pocket, Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, The Carey Treatment, Duck, You Sucker, Candy, The President's Analyst, Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round, Our Man Flint, The Loved One, Major Dundee, The Americanization of Emily, Kings of the Sun, The Great Escape, The Magnificent Seven,) delivers cool, laconic menace as the laid-back Texan killer Tex Panthollow; and George Kennedy (Creepshow 2, Death Ship, Death on the Nile, The Eiger Sanction Earthquake, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, Deliver Us from Evil, Airport, The Boston Strangler, Cool Hand Luke, The Dirty Dozen, Hurry Sundown, The Flight of the Phoenix, The Sons of Katie Elder, Shenandoah, Mirage, Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte, Strait-Jacket, Lonely Are the Brave,) is memorably intimidating as the hulking, hook-handed Herman Scobie - together they form a colorful, entertaining trio of villains who perfectly balance humor and threat. Charade is pure cinematic champagne: witty, suspenseful, romantic, and impeccably crafted. It showcases Hollywood elegance at its peak, where style, stars, and cleverness triumph over perfect logic, making it a timeless gem of 1960s cinema. Criterion’s 4K UHD of Charade excels where it matters most: delivering a gorgeous visual upgrade that makes this stylish classic look better than ever on modern displays. The core presentation and solid commentary make it a worthy purchase for fans upgrading from older editions, though the extras are somewhat underwhelming by Criterion’s usual standards. Overall, it’s a warm recommendation for anyone who loves this sparkling romantic thriller - essential for the picture quality alone.

Yes. One minor upgrade. Consensus as a metaphor is scale independent. So yes, sub atomic layers and yes, facial tension. Seems is-ness is multi scaled, fractally entangled non linear realtime FFT sampling, hysteresis. Holographically mirrored across a Mandelbrot espresso foam

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There is this wrestling with "Self" and "Society" in modernity. The self is fragile, and in the microscope of psychology, a lever toward the ultimate goal, individuality. Yet in economics its a battleground, social values oppossed to "the Self", as in Enlightened Self Interest. You critique the self and what arises is a automatic response regarding Capitalism and Ayn Rand and Nietzche, but in China you have Social Credit, rather than Individual credit. I have no answers here but its the main debate, as Selves become famous individuals many outcry and say 'what about society', which is automatically about court, ethics. Often the split can be made between Ethics and Morality, that is, morales are self/individual and ethics that integration with society, social rules. However, the item that is escaped is 3-d thinking. 3-d thinking is LIKE thinking about God. While these discussions of Self and Society are language entangled, forever conflicting in vaguesness and emotion. Spatial reality is regardless of individual or society, many Natural Science thinking is how the Earth is going to get baked...or destroyed, by 'cosmic indifference', but the more fundamental idea is the depersonalization that goes hand in hand with 3-d thinking. This is why I have found an over simplification in characters 3-d reality is God, and character is abstract, language thinking. And they are exclusive catagories of thinking. If there was an entre into 3-d thinking about God making sense it is our gradual progress in understanding God through 3-d thinking. Thinking of God in the abstract is not that insightful, for thinking of God as 3-d reality we are of course met with such scales nobody can really understand, such as the sky, or the microscopic or genetics. Math has done better at understanding God, but understanding God is ever a flex on superiority over other people 'who dont understand our God', and we can say knowing calculus provideds a superior understanding of God, or understanding gravity, or relativity. We are still working on it, and this idea that we may abstract as Materialism is complex enough, as each step into insight only leads to more questions.

Based on a true story, a 17th-century nun becomes entangled in a forbidden lesbian affair with a novice in Paul Verhoeven’s BENEDETTA. Screening Monday 6/29 at Nitehawk Prospect Park in BE GAY, DO CRIME PART III with a pre-show BDSM performance by DaemonumX & Sara Elise.

back to how we felt about the Jews and Israel like we did 20 years ago. At its deepest level, the post reveals a profound internal longing for a simpler, less entangled national posture. Twenty years ago, attitudes were markedly different—support for Israel existed on a cultural and religious level for many, but it didn't dominate U.S. politics, drain trillions in aid and wars, or override domestic priorities at every turn. There was distance: Israel handled its own security issues more independently, American leaders weren't flying there constantly for marching orders, and the average citizen didn't feel their tax dollars and soldiers were perpetually on call for one nation's interests above all others. The post taps into a quiet but powerful desire to restore that detachment—an America First mindset where foreign alliances are judged strictly by benefits to ordinary Americans rather than emotional, historical, or lobby-driven commitments. People inwardly yearn for the days when skepticism toward endless Middle East adventures was normal, when questioning blank-check support didn't trigger immediate accusations, and when national policy focused on borders, jobs, infrastructure, and culture at home instead of being pulled into costly conflicts that deliver little tangible return. This isn't framed as hatred but as exhaustion with the current arrangement: the perceived dual loyalty pressures, the influence on media and Congress that shapes outcomes against public will, and the way historical guilt narratives keep America locked in a role it no longer wants. The post implies this internal shift is happening on a massive scale, even if not always voiced publicly yet. Returning to that earlier emotional and political distance would mean reevaluating aid, military involvement, and cultural deference—prioritizing American lives, treasure, and sovereignty once again. It's a reset button many are quietly craving as the costs of the present course become impossible to ignore.

They are literally soulmates... they cannot imagine a world without the other, it wouldn't have meaning. They just knew that their souls, their lives, were meant to be entangled. Forever and eternity♥️

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That you know too much now moment where escape is no longer an option One minute you’re curious… next minute you’re emotionally invested, magically entangled, and basically living in a contract you didn’t read properly.

I am not a prognosticator - that being said, I would not be surprised if pressure to liquidate MSTR coincided with the AI bubble bursting. The accounting chicanery that Saylor himself engaged in to burst the Dot Com in 2000 is all the rage for the entangled AI players now.

Struggling with something you can't shake? Feeling broken, scattered, entangled in habits? God's not disgusted by your mess. He's waiting for you to run back to Him instead of trying to clean yourself up first. Just come. Broken and all. He's not repelled by it.

The Castle on the Cliff by John Anthony Miller, released in October 2025, is a riveting historical cozy mystery that has captivated readers with its intricate Cold War-era intrigue and atmospheric Hollywood settings, earning widespread praise for its masterful plotting and seamless fusion of suspense across personal and political deceptions. Set in Hollywood, California, in 1968—where Jennifer Blair returns to her hometown determined to uncover the man who murdered her mother twenty years earlier, enlisting the flawed but redeemable private detective Clay Kirk—she embarks on a quest that uncovers two murders, a double agent, and a reluctant spy, weaving a labyrinth of twists and turns that defy expectations and reveal hidden betrayals in the shadows of Tinseltown's glamour. As Jennifer and Clay delve deeper, echoes of the past expose a network of deceit involving shady informants, ambitious starlets, corrupt officials, and even international espionage ties, transforming buried secrets into explosive truths and illusions into harrowing reality in a tale where trust is the ultimate illusion.Readers have raved about the novel’s suspenseful narrative and vivid historical details. A Goodreads reviewer enthused, “John Anthony Miller crafts a thrilling story that hooks you from the first page. I was on the edge of my seat, and the revelations at the end blew me away! A must-read for fans of historical mysteries with a noir twist!” Another shared, “The intrigue in this book had me guessing all the way through! I loved the 1960s Hollywood vibe and the complex characters... This is one of Miller's best yet! If you're craving a cozy mystery with depth, pick this up!” On Amazon, a fan raved, “Outstanding! Every time I thought I had the plot figured out, Miller threw in more surprises! The story flows effortlessly, keeping you hooked without spoiling the climax,” awarding it 5 stars. A US reviewer added, “A fantastic cozy mystery set against the backdrop of late '60s California... It was engaging and cleverly written. Superb plotting.” X posts from @authorjamiller in October 2025 spotlight the book’s fresh appeal and its “investigation with more twists than suspects,” highlighting its availability on Kindle Unlimited, which has boosted its buzz among mystery enthusiasts. @authorjamiller zurl.co/T33DX zurl.co/JBBQI zurl.co/5cuoM zurl.co/VdjTj John Anthony Miller, an American author born in Philadelphia to English and Italian roots, has cemented his status as a storyteller of historical enigmas with his evocative mysteries rooted in exotic locales. Fueled by a love for travel and the shadows of the past, he pens narratives of ordinary lives entangled in extraordinary deceptions, as evident in beloved titles like When Darkness Comes, A Crooked Cottage by the Sea, The Widow's Walk, and Honour the Dead. Critics celebrate his meticulous historical layering and character depth, with one noting, “Gripping yet infused with authentic period details, The Castle on the Cliff is an original and immersive read that tackles espionage and personal vendettas with finesse.” Subtle threads of redemption, romance, and moral ambiguity enrich the era, inspired by the coastal vibes of his New Jersey base. Miller fosters a devoted community through his engaging X account ( @authorjamiller) and persists in unraveling the past's buried secrets. The Castle on the Cliff is a standout cozy historical mystery, its enduring riddles and shocking revelations affirming its essential status for enthusiasts of deception, discovery, and era-spanning suspense. John Anthony Miller’s prowess in crafting puzzles that tease and tantalize until the final revelation solidifies this novel as a brilliant jewel in his illustrious historical canon.

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