Hey, Mom! Talking to My Mother #1119 - Gallimaufry - October 1967 - Detroit Zoo - photo series one - Throwback Thursday on Sunday for 1809.30

Detroit Zoo - First zoo trip - 5 yrs 9-10 months - October 1967?

Hey, Mom! Talking to My Mother #1119 - Gallimaufry - October 1967 - Detroit Zoo - photo series one - Throwback Thursday for 1809.27

Hi Mom,

I like this picture of us. Apparently, it was cold, but it's a good photo. This look, your modified Jackie K look, your care with your hair and your sun glasses, it's one of the ways I remember you best. I know I am not making such a public display of my grief, but there are times, like looking at this photo, when I miss you so much! I have noticed that other people have the same waxing and waning grief with their loved ones. It's normal, I guess.

So I have been fighting a virus that has snagged its slimy claws, and so, this post is late, and so I did what I have done before, posting Throwback Thursday on Sunday. In this way, I stay on schedule as I just posted blogs for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday yesterday (Saturday).

I was going to only post one Hey Mom post this week, but then I dug out an old draft post from 2016 and didn't change the header and footer, so it's a HEY MOM post, though not the usual reprint feature. I am planning a reprint of my post on the Eerie comic magazine, but I wanted to update it with more stuff about its companion, Creepy, and I haven't managed that yet.

So, some kind of plague is in our home and it has taken root in my system. I am feeling better now, but I tend to feel better in the morning because I just had a lot of sleep (eight hours starting at about 8:44 p.m. and lasting until about 5 a.m. when Ellory woke me up) and COFFEE, which is magic.

As usual, this blog entry has become a gallimaufry of ends and odds. I am giving my students the word "gallimaufry" this week in class. It derives from a French word for hash, stew, or ragout.

So my life is a lot of teaching and grading, and my productivity is lessened with trying to fight back this virus. I am hoping that if I can get caught up on grading that I can maintain the schedule better and get back to doing more of the things I love, like biking, reading, coding, and some other things that would make me happy, like redeeming all the digital coupons in the huge stack of comics, balancing my check book, and logging a bunch of receipts to track spending while catching up on recorded episodes of The Young and the Restless.

So here we go, Mom. It's show and tell time in the gallimaufry.

In other news, I just bought a copy of Björk's Utopia, which I had already listened to a few times on Amazon music.

Here's this great article from The Guardian on Björk, which I may have to copy and share:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/nov/12/bjork-utopia-interview-people-miss-the-jokes

Here's a tidbit:

Another idea of utopia came about because, in these scary Trumpian times, she wanted to show that optimism is a choice. “He got elected when I was two years into the album,” she says, “and I felt like, OK, it’s really important now to be intentional. If you feel this world is not heading the right way, you have to be DIY and make a little fortress, over here to the left.”

I don’t know that I got all this from one listen, though the sense of wildlife, physical space and bliss was very strong. My notes say things like “epic, full of nature”, “rattle (monkey sounds)”, “flutes gorgeous, beats tough, transcendent”. I did get the idea of a new place, of women supporting women, of rejecting old systems (in Tabula Rasa, she sings: “break the chains of the fuck-ups of our fathers”). There’s also – excitingly – strong hints of a new lover (Blissing Me: “I fall in love with his song”). And the feeling of the end of a difficult relationship, of moving forward (Sue Me). Though I may well be being too literal. Björk laughs when I quote lyrics at her, and ask her about her love life.

“It’s pretty active, I’ll leave it at that,” she says. “I think it’s still too early to be too specific. Look, I’m happy that people are still listening to me after all these years, but sometimes I feel people misunderstand the lyrics. People miss the jokes. A lot of it is me taking the piss out of myself and being, what do you call it, self-deprecating…”

I love Björk!

I have followed her musical career avidly since the Sugarcubes and the ground-breaking and for me earth-shattering song, "Birthday." It's worth a listen if you don't know it (see below). Though my favorite album by Björk is Homogenic (1997), there are many close seconds, including Debut (1993) and Vulnicura (2015), which I did not know was leaked online three months before its release date.

I find her art fascinating. She's always pushing the boundaries but in her own way, very unique and an individual. She is what Jung meant by the end goal of the Process of Individuation.

I am a devoted fan.



Anyhow, Björk has been making Utopia since she finished her last tour. It started, she says, like many of her albums: as both a reaction against her previous album, and a following-on from it. Released in 2015, Vulnicura was bleak. It dived into the misery of her break-up with artist Matthew Barney, her long-term partner and father of her daughter, Isadora. Its centrepiece, Black Lake, had Björk at her most vulnerable and bitter, with lyrics such as “I am one wound, my pulsating suffering being… You fear my limitless emotions, I am bored of your apocalyptic obsessions… You have nothing to give, your heart is hollow.” “The saddest song I’ve ever written,” is how she describes it to me.

Here are the links I have open for my own future reference.

http://ecd.clark.edu/classes/class.php?SKU=F129 - this is a link for a Javascript class at Clark College. I might take it.

https://2018.cascadiajs.com/ - This is a link for the CascadiaJS conference in Seattle in November, and they have scholarships, plus a Hacker Train to take from Portland. Scholarship application deadline is tomorrow.

http://davidbrin.blogspot.com/ - I have not been keeping up with my newsletter and blog reading as I like, but I have David Brin's blog open a lot meaning to either share content here or just read some of it.

https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781948120067?aff=NotAPipePublishing - This both a book -- The Supernormal Legacy -- by an author I met at RCCC and a publishing company I discovered at RCCC. There's a bookstore in Vancouver where I can buy a copy. I am kind of surprised that they do not have their stock at the SF book store I have featured here on the blog -- Interstellar Overdrive.

https://www.paulduffield.co.uk/firelightisle/1 - Paul Duffield's The Firelight Isle, which I have been meaning to read and just stare at longingly and think about taking a break from all the work and I don't.

https://forum.pythonistacafe.com/ - You can only get into this Python community if you subscribe and pay, which I did, and I want to ask about my Python-Flask error, but again, busy.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+sew+a+button - Because I have to sew on a button.

And then there's this because any time I venture into social media, like You Tube, the platform shows me something I am going to like.

What's it like to discover a galaxy -- and have it named after you? Astrophysicist and TED Fellow Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil lets us know in this quick talk about her team's surprising discovery of a mysterious new galaxy type. Check out more TED Talks: http://www.ted.com The TED Talks channel features the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes (or less). Look for talks on Technology, Entertainment and Design -- plus science, business, global issues, the arts and more. Follow TED on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TEDTalks Like TED on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TED Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/TED

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Science & Technology

Nasa.gov

And while we're talking about space and aliens and such:

https://thenewdaily.com.au/life/science/2018/09/12/mysterious-radio-signals-alien-galaxy/

Scientists searching for signs of extraterrestrial life in the universe have discovered 72 unidentified signals emanating from a galaxy three billion light years from Earth.

Researchers at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) in California found the signals, known as fast radio bursts, or FRBs, while using artificial intelligence to examine 400 terabytes of radio data from a dwarf galaxy.

The nature of the object emitting them is still unknown, with theories ranging from highly magnetised neutron stars, blasted by gas streams near to a supermassive black hole, to suggestions that the burst properties are consistent with signatures of technology developed by an advanced civilisation, SETI said.

The following was "stolen" from my student Peyton:

“‘You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take”- Wayne Gretzky’ – Michael Scott 

GALLERY OF SOCIAL MEDIA EXPOSURE





I love that in the last two years violence against women and sexual assault/harassment has beebn receiving the great attention it deserves as a social issue. Even major league sports have taken heed to the brutal, violent, misogynistic behaviors of men that they have enabled by looking the other way and/or imposing no consequences.

One of my favorite Baseball players, Addison Russell, is currently "suspended" (what they call administrative leave) as an investigation for claims of abuse against his ex-wife. The Cubs are in a playoff race, so this is really not a good time to have a key player (though an under-performing one) away from the team.

Here's the issue and why his ex felt she needed to wait to share.

Ex-wife of Cubs' Addison Russell details abuse allegations

BLOG POST

It's good to see institutions working to not institutionalize the violence, especially after the success of the #metoo movement, which exposed a great deal of terrible violence and abuse and ruined a few careers and rightly so.

And now, courageously, Christine Blasey Ford has stepped forward to reveal Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh's sexual assault of her from 1982 and how it has affected her since.

These are conversations we must have as a culture if we have any hope of ending the "rape culture" in which we have been living forever.

Just looking at the me too hashtag Twitter feed is heartbreaking and upsetting. As are posts like this next one.

And then just some stuff I am trying to clear out of the folder that I posted before...

Thank you and good day to you.

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Reflect and connect.

Have someone give you a kiss, and tell you that I love you, Mom.

I miss you so very much, Mom.

Talk to you tomorrow, Mom.

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- Bloggery committed by chris tower - 1809.30 - 10:10

NEW (written 1708.27) NOTE on time: I am now in the same time zone as Google! So, when I post at 10:10 a.m. PDT to coincide with the time of your death, Mom, I am now actually posting late, so it's really 1:10 p.m. EDT. But I will continue to use the time stamp of 10:10 a.m. to remember the time of your death, Mom. I know this only matters to me, and to you, Mom.

A Sense of Doubt blog post #1317 - Heroes in Crisis - Mental Health Concerns

A Sense of Doubt blog post #1317 - Heroes in Crisis - Mental Health Concerns

So, for once I am being somewhat timely.

I read this issue the day after it came out, or was it two days after?

Still, that's pretty timely.

I was taken in by the trickery here.

STOP READING SPOILERS.

Like Tom King assumes most people will, I believed that Harley had killed all the people at Sanctuary or was involved somehow, despite her recent sort of heroic turn in the Suicide Squad (hardly totally heroic).

So I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent ending when Harley reveals that it was Booster Gold who killed all those people.

That little twister alone is reason enough to read what will be an excellent series.

Wednesday, both Return of Wolverine #001 and Heroes in Crisis #001 came out, and I elected to read the DC comic first.

I have never been as Wolvie crazy as the rest of planet. Ditto Deadpool. Ditto Venom.

Both comics were very good (LOVE STEVE McNIVEN!!), but Heroes is clearly superior.

If for no other reason I chose to copy this article and share it because it's easier to read here than on Newsarama which is heavy with so many memory-hogging ads.

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https://www.newsarama.com/42052-examining-trauma-heroes-in-crisis-mental-health-advocate-shares-hopes-raises-concerns.html

Examining Trauma & HEROES IN CRISIS: Mental Health Advocate Shares Hopes, Raises Concerns

By Vaneta Rogers, Newsarama ContributorSeptember 28, 2018 02:25pm ET

With the release of Heroes in Crisis #1 this week, readers were introduced to Sanctuary, the treatment center for superheroes dealing with the after-effects of trauma.

The issue’s release was highly anticipated by Vasilis Pozios, a forensic psychiatrist who co-founded the mental health and media consultancy Broadcast Thought. In the past, Pozios has voiced concern about how comic books depict people dealing with from mental illness, and he had hoped this event might be a move in the right direction.

“It’s a great thing if done well — and responsibly,” Pozios told Newsarama for our series on Trauma and Heroes in Crisis. “In other words, the depictions should be accurate and non-stigmatizing, but perhaps most importantly, entertaining without resorting to caricature or parody. After all, accuracy and entertainment don’t have to be mutually exclusive.”

He said Heroes in Crisis could really help promote the benefits of getting professional help for post-trauma symptoms. “Superheroes are celebrity analogues, and celebrities can help normalize getting help,” Pozios said. “Using fictional characters as a hook to raise mental health awareness is a powerful tool.”

Pozios, who is a member of the American Psychiatric Association's Council on Communications, said care must be taken when diagnosing or otherwise discussing fictional characters in the context of mental illness.

“We don’t want to perpetuate negative stereotypes with careless commentary, and such engagement should have the goal of public education and stigma reduction,” he said.

Pozios said he has both hopes and concerns about Heroes in Crisis, but stated that DC deserves credit for showcasing mental health in such a high profile event.

“Seven years ago, when my colleagues and I first advocated for modernizing mental health depictions in the New 52, we were literally laughed at by those responsible for the relaunch,” Pozios said. “Fortunately, since then, the public has generally embraced the broader movement advocating for improved media representation of historically marginalized groups, including people with mental illnesses. There’s no denying this is the right thing to do.

“And hopefully, Heroes in Crisis is a step in that direction. My fingers are crossed.”

And apart from Heroes in Crisis, there’s one more step Pozios would like to see DC take. “If DC intends to be serious — and consistent — about mental health representation, they need to address the elephant in the room: Arkham Asylum,” he said. “Retconning or reimagining Arkham Asylum in the service of supporting positive, accurate, non-stigmatizing mental health representation while minimizing negative, inaccurate, and stigmatizing portrayals would go a long way to prove DC is serious about mental health representation and gain the trust of mental health advocates and fans sensitive to such concerns.”

Even though the first issue of Heroes in Crisis didn’t show much of the Sanctuary facility or even much about the subject of trauma, Pozios did have one concern about issue #1 — Harley Quinn’s use violence, which he found “problematic.”

“Although comics often lean on the ‘homicidal maniac’ and ‘criminally insane’ tropes, in reality, the overwhelming majority of people with mental illnesses are not violent,” Pozios said. “In fact, only about 3 to 5 percent of violence is attributable to serious mental illness. So, this characterization of Harley Quinn, which is a puzzling departure from recent Rebirth-era depictions, is not only inaccurate but also stigmatizing, and comes off as a caricature of mental illness — an unfortunate but likely unintended consequence given the series' billing as a serious take on mental health.”

The forensic psychiatrist said he’s trying not to judge the whole series by just the first issue or the advertisements that focus on the mass murder.

“Some have voiced concerns regarding the promotion and previews of the series… feeling as though violence and trauma are fetishized,” he said. “We’ll have to see how the story plays out.”

Pozios will be appearing at New York Comic Con during the panel, “Crazy Talk: The Future of Mental Health and Pop Culture,” on Saturday, October 6 at 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. in Room 1B03 of the Javits Center.

For more information about mental illness or to get help, there are several resources and phone numbers available on The National Alliance on Mental Illness website. The V.A. also has information and resources specific to PTSD awareness at ptsd.va.gov.

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- Bloggery committed by chris tower - 1809.29 - 10:10

- Days ago = 1183 days ago

- New note - On 1807.06, I ceased daily transmission of my Hey Mom feature after three years of daily conversations. I plan to continue Hey Mom posts at least twice per week but will continue to post the days since ("Days Ago") count on my blog each day. The blog entry numbering in the title has changed to reflect total Sense of Doubt posts since I began the blog on 0705.04, which include Hey Mom posts, Daily Bowie posts, and Sense of Doubt posts. Hey Mom posts will still be numbered sequentially. New Hey Mom posts will use the same format as all the other Hey Mom posts; all other posts will feature this format seen here.

Hey, Mom! Talking to My Mother #1118 - Fermi Paradox - Where are all the aliens?

Hey, Mom! Talking to My Mother #1118 - Fermi Paradox - Where are all the aliens?

Hi Mom,

So there will be two Hey Mom posts for this week after all because I grabbed this from the vault, reaching back to 2016, and decided not to change any headers of footers.

I am grading robot, so this is a quickie.

http://happenings.lpu.in/fermi-paradox-explained/

posted on Kurzweilai.net

The Fermi Paradox — Where Are All The Aliens? (1/2)

August 3, 2016

The universe is unbelievably big — trillions of stars and even more planets. Soo… there just has to be life out there, right? But where is it? Why don’t we see any aliens? Where are they? And more importantly, what does this tell us about our own fate in this gigantic and scary universe?

Videos, explaining things. Like evolution, time, space, global energy or our existence in this strange universe.
We are a team of designers, journalists and musicians who want to make science look beautiful. Because it is beautiful.

— Kurzgesagt

You can get the music for the video here:

https://soundcloud.com/epicmountain/f…
https://epicmountainmusic.bandcamp.co…
http://www.epic-mountain.com

Also, for more in depth information take a look at the WAIT BUT WHY article about Fermi Paradox:

http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/fermi-p…

Visit us on our Website, Twitter, Facebook, Patreon or Behance to say hi!

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Video Source: Kurzgesagt

Topics: Physics/Cosmology

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Reflect and connect.

Have someone give you a kiss, and tell you that I love you.

I miss you so very much, Mom.

Talk to you tomorrow, Mom.

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- Bloggery committed by chris tower - 1809.28 - 10:10

NOTE on time: When I post late, I had been posting at 7:10 a.m. because Google is on Pacific Time, and so this is really 10:10 EDT. However, it still shows up on the blog in Pacific time. So, I am going to start posting at 10:10 a.m. Pacific time, intending this to be 10:10 Eastern time. I know this only matters to me, and to you, Mom. But I am not going back and changing all the 7:10 a.m. times. But I will run this note for a while. Mom, you know that I am posting at 10:10 a.m. often because this is the time of your death.

A Sense of Doubt blog post #1315 - Comic book, SF, and Fantasy Movie release schedules through 2022

Credit: Paramount Pictures - Bumblebee, the movie

A Sense of Doubt blog post #1315 - Comic book, SF, and Fantasy Movie release schedules through 2022

UPDATED - 1812.17

UPDATE NOTE 1809.29 - Grading robot can't count.

No Throwback Thursday today in lieu of this list of upcoming films and four trailers.

The image above is, apparently, from a Transformers film Bumblebee. I am not overly excited about the film but I do like the image.

But hey, AQUAMAN looks cool.

I still haven't seen the Justice League movie, so there's that. I am not fully apprised of what I have heard is massive suckage.

But there's other great things to look forward to, such as Captain Marvel, Shazam!, the "untitled" Avengers film, and Dark Phoenix and that's just comic books.

There's gonna be a Micronauts film??????? Awesome. Could be awesome.

Plus, THREE Avatar sequels. Wow. It's all sequels as far as the eye can see.

https://www.newsarama.com/21815-the-new-full-comic-book-superhero-movie-schedule.html

2018:
October 5: Venom (Sony)
December 14: Animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse feature starring Miles Morales (Sony)
December 21: Aquaman
December 21: untitled Deadpool movie (new addition)

2019:
February 14: Alita: Battle Angel (Fox)
March 8: Captain Marvel
April 5: Shazam (New Line Cinema)
April 12: Hellboy (Lionsgate)
April 26: Avengers: Endgame  (new date) 
June 7: Dark Phoenix (Fox)
July 5:  Spider-Man: Far From Home (Sony) 
August 2: The New Mutants (Fox) 
October 4: Joker

2020:
February 7: Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
February 21: Bloodshot (Sony)
March 13: Gambit (Fox)
April 3: Untitled DC film
May 1: Untitled Marvel Studios film
June 5: Wonder Woman 1984
June 20: Untitled Fox Marvel film
July 10: Untitled Sony Marvel sequel (new)
July 24: Untitled DC film
July 31: Untitled Marvel Studios film
October 2: Untitled Fox Marvel film (almost certainly now cancelled)
October 2: Untitled Sony Marvel sequel
November 6: Untitled Marvel Studios film

2021:
February 12: Untitled Marvel Studios film
March 5: Untitled Fox Marvel film
May 7: Untitled Marvel Studios film
November 5: Untitled Marvel Studios film

2022:
February 18: Untitled Marvel Studios film
May 6: Untitled Marvel Studios film
July 29: Untitled Marvel Studios film


https://www.newsarama.com/29612-the-full-sci-fi-fantasy-live-action-movie-release-schedule.html

In addition to the plethora of comic book-based superhero movies in the next few years, there are a variety of other films such as science fiction, fantasy and action under the umbrella description of 'genre.' There are no hard lines, but if a film as robots, giant monsters, or aliens, then it's probably on our list.

Like our list of comic book-based superhero movies, we're not including production info such as cast, crew or plot; this is just an easy-to-read look at what's to come in North American theaters.

Here is a complete schedule of the confirmed movie release dates, along with links to their trailers.

2018:
October 11: MFKZ (GKIDS)
October 12: Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (Columbia Pictures)
October 19: Mowgli (Warner Bros.)
November 9: Overlord (Paramount)
November 9: The Grinch (Illumination Entertainment)
November 16: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Warner Bros.)
November 21: Robin Hood (Lionsgate)
November 21: Ralph Breaks The Internet (Disney)
December 14: Mortal Engines (Universal)
December 21: Bumblebee (Paramount)

2019:
January 18: Glass (Universal)
February 8: The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (Warner Bros.)
March 1: Chaos Walking (Lionsgate)
March 1: How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (DreamWorks Animation)
March 15: Wonder Park (Paramount Animation/Nickelodeon Movies)
March 29: Dumbo (Disney)
April 12: Untitled PIXAR animated film (Disney)
April 19: Untitled New Line Cinema horror film
May 17: John Wick 3: Parabellum (Lionsgate)
May 24: Aladdin (Disney)
May 24: Minecraft (Warner Bros.)
May 31: Godzilla: King of Monsters (Warner Bros.)
June 14: Untitled Men In Black spin-off (Sony)
June 14: Shaft (Warner Bros.)
June 21: Toy Story 4 (Pixar)
July 3: Untitled New Line Cinema horror film
July 5: Untitled Illumination Entertainment animated film (Universal)
July 19: The Lion King (Disney)
July 26: Untitled Fast & Furious spin-off (Universal)
August 9: Artemis Fowl (Walt Disney)
September 6: It: Chapter 2 (New Line)
September 20: The Kitchen (New Line)
September 27: Charlie's Angels (Sony)
October 11: Jungle Cruise (Walt Disney)
October 11: Addams Family (MGM)
October 11: Zombieland 2 (Sony)
November 8: Third Kingsman film (Fox)
November 8: Sonic the Hedgehog (Paramount)
November 15: Untitled Terminator sequel (Paramount)
November 27: Untitled Frozen sequel (Disney)
December 13: Untitled Jumanji sequel (Columbia Pictures)
December 18: Untitled He-Man Masters of the Universe film (Sony)
December 20: Star Wars: Episode IX (Lucasfilm)
December 20: Wicked (Universal Pictures)

2020:
January 17: Bad Boys For Life (Sony)
February 14: Untitled James Bond film (Eon Productions/MGM)
March 6: Untiled Pixar film
March 17: Mulan (Disney)
March 27: A third G.I. Joe film (Paramount)
April 3: Untitled Disney live-action film
April 10: Fast & Furious 9 (Universal)
May 15: A Quiet Place sequel (Paramount)
May 22: Godzilla vs. Kong (Warner Bros.)
May 29: Maleficent 2 (Walt Disney)
June 5: Six Million Dollar Man (Warner Bros.)
June 26: Top Gun: Maverick (Paramount/Skydance)
July 17: Bob's Burgers (Fox)
July 24: Untitled Sony animated film
September 18: The Croods 2 (Univeral Pictures/DreamWorks Animation)
October 16: Micronauts (Paramount)
November 20: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 3 (Warner Bros.)
November 25: Gigantic (Disney)
December 18: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
December 25: Untitled third Sherlock Holmes film (Warner Bros.)

2021:
March 12: Untitled Disney live-action film
June 18: Untitled Pixar animated film
July 9: Untitled fifth Indiana Jones film (Lucasfilm)
July 23: Dungeons & Dragons (Paramount)
September 17: Spooky Jack (DreamWorks Animation)
October 1: Untitled Hasbro film (Paramount)
November 24: Untitled Disney animated film
December 17: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)
December 22: Untitled DreamWorks Animation film

2022:
March 18: Untitled Pixar film
April 15: Untitled DreamWorks Animation film
June 17: Untitled Pixar film

2023:
April 7: Untitled DreamWorks Animation film

2024:
December 20: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)

2025:
December 19: Untitled Avatar sequel (20th Century Fox)

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- Bloggery committed by chris tower - 1809.27 - 10:10

- Days ago = 1181 days ago

- New note - On 1807.06, I ceased daily transmission of my Hey Mom feature after three years of daily conversations. I plan to continue Hey Mom posts at least twice per week but will continue to post the days since ("Days Ago") count on my blog each day. The blog entry numbering in the title has changed to reflect total Sense of Doubt posts since I began the blog on 0705.04, which include Hey Mom posts, Daily Bowie posts, and Sense of Doubt posts. Hey Mom posts will still be numbered sequentially. New Hey Mom posts will use the same format as all the other Hey Mom posts; all other posts will feature this format seen here.