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LEGO Jurassic World Dinosaur Market Polybag Set 30390 Review
Today we will be taking a closer look at the LEGO Jurassic World themed polybag Dinosaur Market set number 30390. This set came out in 2022, has 34 pieces, and was designed for people 6 and up.
By Geekdom11 minutes ago in Geeks
Stuart Review: "Spoiler: We're as Confused as You Are"
Please forgive my lateness for this review. I've been late with a few of them due to the sports happenings as of late; not only the MLB Pennant Races, but also NFL Opening Week, which has come and gone. The first season of this awesome show is very close to the finish line, and I promise, when it comes to the last two episodes of the season, I will make sure I get those reviews out quickly. This will be especially true regarding the season finale.
By Clyde E. Dawkins11 minutes ago in Geeks
60 Years of Mission: Impossible: The Legacy Of a TV Series
September 17th, 1966: The Spy Series That Changed Everything On September 17th, 1966, Mission: Impossible aired on CBS. The show focused on the Impossible Mission Force (IMF), a team of highly trained agents who carry out dangerous and seemingly impossible missions.
By TheScreenAnalystabout 3 hours ago in Geeks
'Hammett' (1982): The Zoetrope Dream That Became a Hollywood Nightmare
There is something wonderfully appropriate about a movie concerning Dashiell Hammett becoming a mystery itself. Who was the real Hammett? Where did the stories end and the legend begin? And what, exactly, happened to the movie that Wim Wenders spent years trying to make?
By Movies of the 80sabout 13 hours ago in Geeks
Did You Ever Hear...?
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise? How about the Tale of the Three Brothers? Perhaps the myth of Te Fiti rings a bell? Or maybe you have heard the song of Beren and Lúthien sung into the night sky? Chances are, you have heard at least one of them. What is certain, however, is that you have never heard it alone. Even when by yourself, you have always heard these stories in the company of the characters they were being told to — the same characters, whose own myths you were watching unfold. And thus, the line between fiction, reality, myth and history begins to blur.
By Art-Peeter Roosveabout 15 hours ago in Geeks
Book Review: "Outrageous" by Paul Baker
Paul Baker's book was one that I found on the second-hand shelf of the Queer Lit bookshop in Ancoats, Manchester. Anytime I have a little bit of time I tend to saunter over there and have a coffee, read a book and hang around. It's, in my opinion, the safest place in the city with some great people. I always feel my shoulders relax and my jaw unclench when I go in. Paul Baker's book deals with the legislation called Section 28 that came into Britain during the Thatcher regime. It stated that homosexuality and anything to do with the LGBT movement should be left altogether out of education. Honestly, not only is this a horrific legislation for the present of the 1980s, it also makes history inaccurate seeing as there was so many important LGBT people throughout the course of human history.
By Annie Kapurabout 20 hours ago in Geeks
The Color TV King Just Delisted. In 2025, Every TV It Sold Lost Money.
Konka Delisting: Negative 2.11% Gross Margin on Every TV Sold On September 14, 2026, Konka Group held its second extraordinary shareholders’ meeting of the year. The agenda item had a long name: “Proposal on Voluntarily Terminating the Company’s Stock Listing by Resolution of the Shareholders’ Meeting.” The vote passed.
By Jinabout 20 hours ago in Geeks
Groove into the 60s with Voices of Hope's "The Beat Goes On"
Get your grooves ready for Voices of Hope’s (VOH) 18th annual fall gala, “The Beat Goes On,” on Saturday, Oct. 3. The evening will celebrate the iconic music of the 1960s, featuring Motown, Girl Groups, folk rock, and more.
By Marielle Sabbaga day ago in Geeks
I Built a Spectrum Analyzer in the Browser and Then Kept Adding Things I Actually Needed
I did not start onlinespectrumanalyzer.com with a detailed product plan. The original idea was much smaller. I had been looking at spectrum analyzer tools and thought the browser should already be capable of doing most of this work locally. I had worked with media-related software before, so the idea of decoding audio, calculating frequency data and drawing it in real time felt like a good small project to try.
By Terry Beera day ago in Geeks
The Pitt Won Six Emmys. Then the Doctors Started Saying Thank You.
When the ER becomes a mirror: how The Pitt won six Emmys and the respect of working doctors Noah Wyle stood on the stage, holding the statuette. In the audience were emergency physicians, not film critics.
By Jina day ago in Geeks
I Watched Jiang Wen’s Later Films So You Don’t Have To: Here’s Why They Fail Where Let the Bullets Fly Succeeded
After the train leaves Goose City: why Gone with the Bullets and Hidden Man could never reach Let the Bullets Fly A horse-drawn train. Hot pot. Guns. Zhang Mazi pulls Tang Shifu out of the water, and the story of Goose City begins. In 2010, the audience sat in cinemas and first saw a train pulled by horses, then saw Jiang Wen, Ge You, and Chow Yun-fat scheming around a table. That year, Jiang Wen stood inside the screen and in front of the audience.
By Jina day ago in Geeks
The Making of Rick and Isabel vs. The Billionaires (Part Three)
If you have not yet watched Rick and Isabel vs. The Billionaires (Part Three) you may not want to read this article as it contains spoilers throughout. I have sectioned off the a Spoiler Alert regarding the Special Guest Cameo as for surprise effect I am trying tom keep this special a secret.
By Rick Henry Christopher a day ago in Geeks