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It was precisely to boost the FSA's war-making abilities that the CIA and the Pentagon created a budget that ran into billions of US dollars

Tuesday's Afternoon Update | 5/11/2021 What a no-show El Niño might mean for this year's hurricane season This week is National Hurricane Preparedness Week. It’s a chance for people to get a head start on their prep for this year’s Atlantic hurricane season. And according to the tropical storm experts at Colorado State University — it’s going to be a busy one. Their latest forecast is for 17 named storms during the season, which runs from June 1 to November 30. Of those 17, researchers expect eight to become hurricanes and four to reach major hurricane strength. More from the WLRNan...

A movie based on Gibsonton’s carnie history will be shot locally Titled “The Beast Comes at Midnight,” it was inspired by the sideshow attraction known as Wolf Boy.     The movie poster for "The Beast Comes at Midnight," which is tentatively scheduled to begin filming throughout the Tampa area in July. [ Courtesy of Briefcase Pictures ] Updated May 11 RIVERVIEW — An old banner hanging inside the Showmen’s Museum has inspired an independent movie, and possibly a series of movies, based on the area’s history as a retirement community for carnival and sideshow...

Netflix film ' Space Sweepers' is preparing a sequel. Oh My News reported on February 24 that the production team of 'Space Sweepers' and a few actors are in discussion about the follow-up film. An official of 'Space Sweepers' told the news media outlet, " We're not in talks of the details, but we are preparing a sequel and are looking to release the film in China as well." 'Space Sweepers' is Korea's first SF film that director Cho Sung Hee, who directed ' Wolf Boy,' has envisioned and prepared for ten years. It depicts the story of crew members of the 2092 space junk cleaner jumping into...

DC Comics/Fly Eye Books/Amazon When a child is just learning to read, comics can be a great supplement to help foster love and enjoyment for books. As detailed in this wonderful handout, “Raising a Reader,” [PDF] from the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, comics have a lot to offer young readers. For that crucial first stage of early reading (ages 5-8, grades K-2), though, it can be hard to find appropriate comic book reading material. Many parents will either disregard comic books as a reading option or assume that any old superhero comic will do. The appropriate range of choices for this s...