This is the beginning of a 40 year marriage. Follow along as we learn how two young doe eyed people navigate a not so great relationship. And so it begins

A sonnet describing the sun, highlighting its natural power of light, as well as its personal tie to the speaker. Written at a young age but aged fruitfully.

dive deep into this horror tale of a family with a chilling past haunts them with a horror themed mystery twist that will shock you ......

Deception rarely arrives looking dangerous. It whispers instead of shouts, disguising itself as protection, ambition, love, or survival. In Dangers of Deception: Unmasking the Truth — Exposing the Dark Side: The Detrimental Impact of Deceit, we confront the subtle lies we tolerate, the half-truths we justify, and the secrets that slowly corrode trust from the inside out. What begins as a small distortion of truth can unravel relationships, fracture integrity, and erode the very foundation of character. This exploration pulls back the curtain on how deception operates, why we fall into it, and the lasting consequences it leaves behind when truth is finally revealed.

So what is DB? Design Biology or DB is my shorthand for this idea: biology looks less like an accident and more like an engineered system. It treats living things the way an investigator treats a complex artifact, by asking what the parts do, how the information is stored, and what it would take for the system to work at all. Here’s the outline of what I mean. Design Biology starts with the universe and the body. I believe the universe is ordered, lawful, and finely tuned for life. I also see the human body as an integrated, goal-directed system. It has interlocking subsystems, error-checking, repair, feedback control, and layered information storage. When I look at things like DNA coding, cellular machines, embryonic development, and the way organs coordinate, I see the same patterns we see in designed systems: codes, constraints, interfaces, and control loops.

Romantic poem. Wondering what it feel like being loved unconditionally and unapologetically. Hope you enjoy . Weekly posts

This is about peak oil, and what led us to it, and what will take the place of oil as we run lower and lower. Technology and Progress Let’s start with technology and why we use it. It’s to take the place of human labour, to allow us to achieve more while working less. Sometimes it’s a very simple tradeoff. A lever, for example. That allows us to be stronger, or rather to exert more force on an object than we could with our muscles alone.

This is about peak oil, and what led us to it, and what will take the place of oil as we run lower and lower. Technology and Progress Let’s start with technology and why we use it. It’s to take the place of human labour, to allow us to achieve more while working less. Sometimes it’s a very simple tradeoff. A lever, for example. That allows us to be stronger, or rather to exert more force on an object than we could with our muscles alone.

“This is a raw, spiritual, and deeply personal essay/ memoir about surviving a night of despair, loss, and betrayal. I hit rock bottom, feeling broken and ready to give up, but through rain, desperation, and a near-death moment, something beyond me pulled me back. This story is about awakening, forgiveness, and the divine intervention that reminded me I’m not alone. It’s my truth, my struggle, and my reminder that even in our darkest moments, life can call us to rise stronger than we ever imagined.”

FEP + DAQ Quick Protocol This protocol evaluates a paper’s claims, evidence, reasoning, and text signals. It is a forensic screen. It does not declare truth by tone, and it does not infer motives. 1. Intake Record the artifact details. Title, venue, date, version, and what text you are using. Lock the scope. State whether you are doing a text-only review or a full methods review. Create a trace rule. Every major judgment must cite a quoted passage or a cited source.

This is just a tiny, minuscule piece of what I’ve endured. "Still I Rise, But Not How You Think" is a reflection on surviving childhood pain, invisibility, and loss. I was shaped by shadows, but I chose to rise—not untouched, but whole—so that I can give love, not just survive.

This piece is about the heavy, lingering weight that remains after a toxic relationship ends. It’s for anyone who has been made to feel small by someone they trusted, someone who used lies, cheating, and verbal abuse to tear down their confidence. When a partner calls you names and betrays you, those words don't just disappear; they become a part of how you see yourself in the mirror. This poem explores that internal struggle, the feeling of being trapped in a "casing" of someone else’s insults and trying to find the person you were before the trust was broken. It’s a raw look at the negativity and insecurity that follows a betrayal, and the difficult journey of trying to reclaim your own image.

A first definition rubric with a preregistered test plan So, those of you who have been following my writing have seen my effort to reveal the truth about what Real Science is and what is just the false faith of the global institutions. Well, now I have another tool. As some of you know, I have been looking for Real Science. To that end, I created the Design Biology Forensic Evaluation Protocol and then refined it into the Forensic Evaluation Protocol to move beyond biology. So, here we are. I am now combining FEP with a Discourse Analytical Tool. You see, peer review often succeeds or fails on language. Reviewers were tasked with reviewing the claims, tone, certainty words, and how an author handles pushback. They also read the data and the methods. This article turns that “language sense” into a repeatable tool. It adds a discourse layer to FEP, making weak reasoning easier to spot and fix.

Keep going, keep pushing, you have to do more. To be the best means you never rest until death.. Enjoy!

I am basically wrestling with inner chaos. The madness inside that we keep locked away-the darker sides of ourselves. If you do let the demons run free, it could consume you. its a reminder to keep those compartmentalized, not to let it take over and that you will eventually get to hear your own voice.

Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon (Chapters 1–5) In the opening chapters of Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon, love is no longer soft or simple — it is strained, bruised, and standing at a crossroads. Gigi and Cameron return to the place where their story once began, beneath the same silver moon that witnessed their first promises. But time, pride, and betrayal have changed them both. Old wounds resurface in quiet glances and unfinished sentences. Cameron’s remorse feels real — but Gigi has learned the hard way that regret and transformation are not the same. As memories of who they used to be collide with the fragile people they are now, both must confront an uncomfortable truth: love doesn’t survive on history alone.

Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon (Chapters 1–5) In the opening chapters of Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon, love is no longer soft or simple — it is strained, bruised, and standing at a crossroads. Gigi and Cameron return to the place where their story once began, beneath the same silver moon that witnessed their first promises. But time, pride, and betrayal have changed them both. Old wounds resurface in quiet glances and unfinished sentences. Cameron’s remorse feels real — but Gigi has learned the hard way that regret and transformation are not the same. As memories of who they used to be collide with the fragile people they are now, both must confront an uncomfortable truth: love doesn’t survive on history alone.

Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon (Chapters 1–5) In the opening chapters of Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon, love is no longer soft or simple — it is strained, bruised, and standing at a crossroads. Gigi and Cameron return to the place where their story once began, beneath the same silver moon that witnessed their first promises. But time, pride, and betrayal have changed them both. Old wounds resurface in quiet glances and unfinished sentences. Cameron’s remorse feels real — but Gigi has learned the hard way that regret and transformation are not the same. As memories of who they used to be collide with the fragile people they are now, both must confront an uncomfortable truth: love doesn’t survive on history alone.

Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon (Chapters 1–5) In the opening chapters of Our Second Beginning Beneath the Same Moon, love is no longer soft or simple — it is strained, bruised, and standing at a crossroads. Gigi and Cameron return to the place where their story once began, beneath the same silver moon that witnessed their first promises. But time, pride, and betrayal have changed them both. Old wounds resurface in quiet glances and unfinished sentences. Cameron’s remorse feels real — but Gigi has learned the hard way that regret and transformation are not the same. As memories of who they used to be collide with the fragile people they are now, both must confront an uncomfortable truth: love doesn’t survive on history alone.

Willow Harris returns from the Army to a life divided between her ambitious mother’s world and her pastor father’s strict Southern family. Rising through law enforcement to the FBI’s BAU, she excels at catching killers while hiding secrets about her identity, love, and past. As family scandals, buried trauma, and a calculating predator close in, Willow must confront the truth she’s spent years avoiding — before the life she built collapses from beneath her.