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HAVE:
Red Solstice 2
Black Book
Garfield Kart Furious Racing
Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2
Sudden Strike 4 (NA region lock)
Dungeons 3 (NA region lock)
Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice
One more island
Our world is ended
Rising Hell
Morbid 7 Acolytes
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game
Evan's Remains
Nebuchadnezzar
Per Aspera (NA region lock i think)
WANT:
Tunche
Strange Brigade
From Space
The Hong Kong Massacre
Iron Harvest
Trials of Fire
The Citadel
Destroy all Humans
Kingdom Rush games
Trine 1-3
Nine Parchments
D4: Dark Dreams Dont Die
Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York
Vampire: The Masquerade - Shadows of New York

IGSRep Page
NO NEW or BLANK ACCOUNTS. MUST HAVE REP PAGE OR BARTER
HAVE:
Red Solstice 2
Black Book
Garfield Kart Furious Racing
Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2
Sudden Strike 4 (NA region lock)
Dungeons 3 (NA region lock)
Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice
One more island
Our world is ended
Rising Hell
Morbid 7 Acolytes
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game
Evan's Remains
Nebuchadnezzar
Per Aspera (NA region lock i think)
WANT:
Tunche
Strange Brigade
From Space
The Hong Kong Massacre
Iron Harvest
Trials of Fire
The Citadel
Destroy all Humans
Kingdom Rush games
Trine 1-3
Nine Parchments
D4: Dark Dreams Dont Die
Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York
Vampire: The Masquerade - Shadows of New York

Hello zen, welcome to my ongoing experimental book report on David Hinton’s China Root.¹
The “experimental” part of this book report is mostly for my personal self-observation: I have been doing it over such a long span of time that, at this point, I am significantly reduced, in a cognitice sense, compared to where I was when I began making “book reports” on David Hinton’s curious tome several years ago now. (I have early onset dementia—and the fact of the matter is that I’m already decade beyond the “early” part, for all practical purposes.)
I only introduce this subject to explain any verbal deficiences in this post. I am nicotine-less, and still trying to figure out how to get my brain to output words in a consistent or coherent manner. I’m totally incapable of filming videos right now, as I forget what I am talking about within 5 minutes. But when I woke up today I saw a post from u/sje397 in my feed, and it reminded me of how kind and cordial he was to me when I first posted here, and I thought: “Well that really did work out pretty well, didn’t it?” And so I wanted to pop up with a post that showed him that my efforts to bring my study of Ch’an to this forum have not deviated one iota since that very first video—in which I brandished an apple rather wildly, talked about sutt, and made a pretty decent broom joke, if I remember correctly.
In any case, I have the perfect content slotted up: the next two chapter’s in my revolutionary book report on David Hinton’s locally controversial book: China Root. (Revolutionary because, while I have never been a fan of the book report standard, nor highschool nor university scholarship whatsoever, I did find it important to try and fit in with zen locals, by offering them one example of their favorite form of content: one book report in classical “book report” style. [Linseed: Full disclosure: most of the time when I wrote book reports in elementary school, I did so in the form of short fictions that discussed the text—so reporting on a book as if I am some desk bound nerd that puts weight into “scholarship” and “facts” does not come naturally…so just keep in mind that, even though this is a book report, it is still offered up by a literati who is neither drunk on themself, nor on anynone else, nor on any particular pack of lies that is bundled together and sold as “authority” to the masses. Thanks.])
No…even my book reports are quite clearly the product of a literati, and not some desk-fascist who has something to “prove with words”—so I do hope you enjoy!
First, here is a run down of book reports so far, for any who are curious, want to get up to date on the book, or who are interested in what the process of reporting on a book thoroughly looks like (for the many of you who have never actually seen that before):
Introduction: a work on "Original Zen."
Reader's Note and First Chapter
Meditation, Breath, Mind, and Words
Absence
Empty-Mind and Mirror
Bonus post:
The Utility of China Root for Literate People
Oh, and before we actually proceed: you are caught up to me in my own progress in the book so far. It’s kind of an exciting moment for me, honestly, because while I have profited immensely from Mr. Hinton’s poetry translations over the years (and I highly recommend both his Li Po and his updated Tu Fu)—to be completely straightforward I have never found his philosophical interests engaging or pertinent, think his take on a “Tao” based framework of “Ch’an” wonky to the point where I ask “so this is only for PhD’s with $400 sweaters and / or rural aristocracy that have things like actual looms in their homes?”, and am entirely unconvinced that an “academic” poetry translator with a giant list of millionaire foundations in his resume is going to be able to successfully introduce Ch’an at all.
And after the above introductory segments, we start to get into the real world today. Let’s see what the “artist-intellectual” aristocrat has to share with us tired and lowly masses on the subject of Ch’an, shall we?

山水 Rivers-and-Mountains

This chapter is probably of the least interest to the zen user. (But is particularly useful for New Ager lampoonery.) It’s worth plucking out two quotes in order to show who Hinton is and how he sees himself / his approach to Ch’an, as well as how he recognizes not only himself but also, clearly, many of his readers in Tang and Song China’s class of artist intellectuals. This certainly makes him somewhat of an outlier in the world of Zen study (and it also restricts him to a certain demogrpahic of readers, and obviously flips the bird to many others, such as non-artists and non-intellectuals, scholars, members of religious instituitions, etc snd so on). It is worth pointing at this location of his book when it comes to audience, however: because this is the audience he has been cultivating very successfully for several decades, and it is the audience where this particular book already has and will continue to find many readers: ie the class of artists and intellectuals (many of whom are academics) who choose to live in rural settings (or keep a vacation home there)—and enjoy reading poetry. This is why I know this book will actually be read by quite a few people. I live among this demogrpahic, and have already seen Hinton’s book surface in the wild amongst readers who never expressed a lick of interest in “Zen” or “Buddhism.” (It’s weird—I thought users here would be particularly interested in this tome due to the fact that it will reach completely beyond the world of relgious instituitions and thought, and bring a new wave of secular readers to Zen…sadly the curioisity, verve, and amicability of the contemporary “internet scholar” apprenely leave much to be desired.)
Now, obviously 99% of these folks, the “artist intellectuals” Hinton writes for, would never stoop to touch Reddit—which is precisely why I feel this forum owes them, but even more so Reddit users, a thorough review of Hinton’s book. (And please, do add your comments and opinions about the book to this OP—I would love to see them myself.)
But wait—I suppose some of you may be asking, “well if this book is written for a bunch of folks with oil paint and bruschetta on their fingers, or who have those fancy tethers on their eyeglasses that allow them to be taken off and rested on the chest while while eyes are opened a little wider, looking up and out some window some mountain or some river vista, as they wistfully contemplate their analgoues in medieval China—then why should I be interested?” ::redditor munches doritos:: Well, while that is a question only you can answer, reader, I can say that, if you ever do end up becoming the sort of student of Zen who moves to a rural locale, and begins walking around with a stick—or even if you just visit on some pastoral vacation—the book will / can be rather useful when you’re walking on the path and you bump into someone who quotes Leibniz, or mumbles something about Chartres when they see a particulalrly grand upended tree…and you want to poke that person in the eye.
Anyway. Hinton on how he sees things, and the very specific class of folks he writes his book for—even while clearly halfway imagining that class into existence himself (call it a “writing trick” I suppose):
(On the “cenrality if landscape” in “Chinese culture and Ch’an practice”)

This explains the centrality of landscape in Chinese culture and Ch’an practice: indeed, the abiding spiritual aspiration of China’s artist-intellectuals was to dwell as integral to rivers-and-mountains landscape. The cultivation of this dwelling took many forms, all of which recognized rivers-and-mountains landscape as the open door to realization. Ancient artist-intellectuals lived whenever possible as recluses in the mountains, wandered there where that cosmological process could be experienced in the most immediate possible way. The arts were considered ways to cultivate that dwelling: poetry being most essentially rivers-and-mountains poetry, painting most essentially rivers-and-mountains painting. And that dwelling was also the central concern of Ch’an practice.

Hmm. Like I said, this guy’s wonky. Maybe if I went to one of my fancier neighbor’s houses—while they smoked high-cbd, low THC cannabis, and casually ate something I didn’t even recognize (likely while dipping it in something else that looks like my monthly food budget contained in one bowl)—and listened to them pontificate about what happened that one time they “did psylicibin right after reading Walt Whitman on a camping trip in the Himalayas”…this would resonate. [Linseed: Hey, they read a lot—but I’m not saying they’re particulalry skilled at reading what when where or how!]
Anyway, you see how Hinton writes about this stuff. “Good luck getting through WWIII ‘aritst-intelleftuals’! I truly hope your walnut wardrobes and families and looms and easels and designer dog breeds—and literally to die for appaeritif spreads—all manage to navigate history safely together, with nary a hiccough or a stumble!”
—Linseeed (for reals)
In this next passage we see Hinton’s highly personal and very…idk, sort of “radically independent”² take on the history and location of Ch’an. What is interesting is what he brings up about the centrality of mountains in the Ch’an record. (I mean when the local “Zen Master” is often given the name of the local mountain, it does tell you something.) Anwyay, Hinton being weird and some other stuff:

Ch’an’s beginnings can be traced to around the fourth century C.E., when there was a resurgence and deepening of Taoist thought (Dark- Enigma Learning) together with the beginning of landscape’s centrality for China’s artist-intellectuals, most notably when China’s mature mainstream poetic tradition emerged in the form of rivers- and-mountains poetry invented by two epochal poets: T’ao Ch’ien and Hsieh Ling-yün (author of “Regarding the Source Ancestral,” a seminal text in Ch’an). The reason for this is no doubt the mirror- deep clarity of empty mirror-mind that Buddhist meditation so resolutely cultivated. And in fact, the original meanings of the Ch’an ideogram, before it was chosen to translate the Sanskrit dhyana (“meditation”), were “altar” and “sacrifice to rivers-and-mountains.” Hence, meditation as a place where one honors or celebrates rivers- and-mountains. In addition, Ch’an monasteries were typically located in remote mountains (those in cities surrounded themselves with the domesticated landscapes of gardens), and Ch’an masters leading those monasteries generally took the names of local mountains as their own because they so deeply identified with mountain landscape: Hundred-Elder Mountain, Yellow-Bitterroot Mountain, Cloud-Gate Mountain, Heaven-Dragon Mountain, Wind- Source Mountain, River-Act Mountain, Buddha-Land Mountain, Cloud-Lucent Mountain, Doubt-Shrine Mountain, Fathom Mountain, Moon-Shrine Mountain, and indeed: Mirror-Sight Mountain.

So much for the “New Ager Crack” chapter—let’s get to some interesting stuff.

法 Dharma

Holy Smokes! Hinton is finally gonna talk about something real! 😜 (Or at least we can hope…I have no idea—these are uncharted waters for me from here on out.)

In common usage, 法 (Dharma) means “law.” The first sense of the “law” in Ch’an is simply the teachings of the Ch’an tradition, the essential truths about reality and the essential principles that guide practice. But that initial meaning is quickly dismantled, because Ch’an’s essential teaching resides outside of words and ideas.

Oh shit! Did he just kill all scholars with one stroke?!? Those feisty artist-intellectuals! Must be a warzone in the academy these days, what between the old guard and the encroahing corporatists, who carry the banner of “truth” wherever they go backlit by flames.
After this passage he goes into some of his worst (imo) schtick: talking about how Tao “unfurled” into “Dahrma / Ch’an”, etc. The aritst intellectuals might slurp it up, idk—but that milkshake offers no real flavor to a student of Zen that I detect.
Now he quotes Huangbo (whom he coyly refers to as “Yellow Bitteroot Mountain”):

This dharma is mind: outside of mind, there is no dharma. And this mind is dharma: outside of dharma, there is no mind.

And wowzers, this is going to make some folks choke on tea:

Mountain continues (in a passage we have already seen) to equate both to Absence: “Mind is of itself Absence-mind, is indeed Absence- mind Absence.” So in Ch’an, dharma can be known through meditation where one can “see original-nature.” In fact, Bodhidharma described dharma as “the inner-pattern of original- nature’s purity.”18

Pretty spicy, n’est pas, zen users? Now, this “Inner Pattern” concept is an interesting one that I’ll come back to in a future post. For now, he ends on the “dharma” thusly:

And so, dharma’s wordless teaching resides in empty-mind, rivers- and-mountains landscape, the sheer thusness of everyday life.
And as Patriarch Sudden- Horse Way-Entire says, dwelling as integral to that dharma is itself the liberation of awakening: The dharma of all things themselves, that is the Buddha-dharma. All those dharmas together are liberation, and that liberation is the existence-tissue itself all clarity absolute.

Is not “Sudden-Horse Way-Entire” not the absolute best “Zen Master Name” for that particular patriarch? Imo, the names are the most fun part of the book thus far.
What did you think of the last paragraph, zen users? Is it comprehensible to you? Or does it make you sneeze birkenstocks, and screw Odyssean wax out of your ear with one finger?
My opinion so far is that Cleary is defintiely a better translator, and that this “intro” book seems so wonky, thus far, that I am not sure it will ever limp its way out of the library of some retired Don Quixote. Thankfully, time will tell—and all I have to do is write a book report.
—Linseed
PS: How was that, sje? It took both you and spring herself peeking in my window this morning—but I did eek out some content.
¹ The most recent installments were made under the moniker of u/golden_eyebrow, that alter-id I conjured to a lonely and savage life of historical piracy, and launched into the past and future last summer.
² Is it still worth making literary or etymological jokes in this forum? Or am I already the last of the funny people?

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"65" is not streaming for sure yet. Besides this, given the lack of information available on the movie, we are unaware of any streaming websites where the movie might be available. Let alone the date, when will it be? All we know about the film is a mysterious astronaut on a mysterious planet, which has led to mysterious marketing for what seems to be a mysterious film.
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The first two Creed movies are available to watch on the streaming service, so it is just a matter of time before 65 also makes an appearance. No official date has yet been set, but it will likely take a couple of months from the film’s theatrical release before it is available for streaming.
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So I've noticed a drop off in views and new subs over the last couple of months
The channel is based on restoring an old semi truck, so it's a specific sub niche inside that project vehicle niche
I think part of the issue is now that my truck is inside I struggle to get decent angles/camera shots because of my unit size. I'm also doing more boring jobs on it than driving it round/pulling it out of the bushes etc
For those in similar situations where you're in a transitional period on a project between the fun things (like driving) how do you find it best to keep engagement? Asking viewers questions, posting shorts instead of full videos, posting picture updates on the community feed etc etc?

For some context, the course that I'm taking is an Art Orientation class which is held fully online, asynchronously and consists of a bunch of quizzes and two discussion posts per module every two weeks. The discussion posts, two of which I'm being accused of plagiarizing, consist of directions usually following the outline of images to interpret, videos to watch, and questions at the end asking students to display their individual thought. The professor has made it very clear throughout the course that any sort of cheating, plagiarizing, etc. is a zero-tolerance offense and will promptly be followed with a zero on the assignment and a report to the dean of the college. Of course, here's the part where I tell you that I would never do such a thing and I've carefully followed all directions given to me by the professor via the Syllabus and direction given, which is true but that's not the reason I'm making this post. I've reached out to the professor through email last night asking if there was some sort of glitch with the plagiarism checker and if we could civilly discuss this via Zoom meeting or in-person conference, which they respond by saying that this wasn't based on any plagiarism checker (figures, because I used 5 different plagiarism checkers that all gave a 0% match) at all actually as well as promptly dodges the request to discuss. I then follow up by asking again if we can discuss this further to learn some insight into what they see as plagiarism, but they respond with this:
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Hi [Student Name],
Thanks again for reaching out. I am happy to clarify further. I think it is important to note that this is not a new feature in your responses to Discussions in this class. As noted in feedback on other Discussions this semester, there is a pattern evident, as you have submitted responses that lack cohesiveness and restate phrasing and concepts, resulting in content that does not answer the questions being asked.
This type of content that you submitted throughout the semester is usually the result of engaging in mosaic plagiarism/ patchwork plagiarism, and also “Word-Salad-ing”. However, in those moments, I offered you the benefit of the doubt and shared detailed guidance as opposed to issuing a grade of zero as is policy. This was in the interest of opportunity for improvement.
However, for Module 4, your responses overtly demonstrate issues with Academic Honesty, while repeating the pattern addressed in prior modules.
To clarify even further, I will expand on my assessment here so that it is clear:
Your responses to both questions contain paraphrased content found online and presented as independent thought.
This includes taking phrases that artists and/ or others have deduced, and drafting patched interpretations of those statements as answers to these questions.
This also includes taking phrases and even terminology from various sources and arranging them within various sentences within the response.
This does not meet the requirements of the assignment and is explained in depth within the Syllabus and various Announcements.
Additionally, the results of this approach are often paragraphs that lack cohesiveness and flow, as they are stitched together from various sources and rearranged, often restating the same concepts in different arrangements, which you have demonstrated prior as well as here. Again, this does not meet the requirements.
Please note that despite the consistent issues, and the blatant ones evident in Module 4, I have chosen to treat this as a warning with advice for future classes as opposed to pass these instances along to the Dean of Student Affairs. I have done this in the hopes that you will heed the guidance I have offered and proceed with your studies outside of your major from a better place.
That being said, it is important that you are aware that repeated instances of this constitute a serious violation of the Student Code of Conduct that the college takes quite seriously, especially when guidance around these matters have been communicated within course materials and Announcements as they have here.
While I am available to Zoom if you would like me to listen to you further, I am confident that what I have shared here is quite clear. I can also share that the documentation of this matter is evident and firm.
If you do wish to share your additional thoughts with me via Zoom, my hours for this week are full due to it being midterm.
If this is still of interest to you, please let me know and I will reply with potential dates in April.
Be well.
[Professor Name]
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Of course, as I've stated before, literally none of this is true, which can be hard to believe since you're probably thinking that I'm hiding or leaving something vital out. I promise you, I'm not. I genuinely don't know how I could prove that this is all just a misunderstanding either since these discussions are meant to be done in one sitting. Also, In between the emails, I also contacted a couple of friends to see their opinion on this matter, and they all said to file a complaint to the dean of my college, especially after seeing the above email. My pride is telling me to file this report, but after seeing her comment about her not reporting this to the dean, another part of me is telling me "what's the point? I'm just expending unnecessary energy and it can't be bothered at this point". I'm sorry if reading all of this is a chore for you since I honestly don't know how to feel at the moment which has placed my mind in many different places at once. As for the reason for making this post, I ask, should I escalate this further and report it to the Dean of Student Affairs out of spite, or should I just walk it off and swallow my pride? I'm sure the answer is obvious to you, but I think I just need some sort of closure. I appreciate it.

"The Ian & Sam Love Story: The BacH3lor Pilot Season" by The H3 Podcast Family
I've been watching/listening since late 2017 (I think the hurricane charity special was the first ep I watched live) so thankfully I don't have a deluge of inside jokes to catch up on like new fans. It's funny though because even when I started it I felt like there were a million inside jokes you could only get if you watched all their channels - honestly most podcasts I listen to are chock full of inside jokes that you just pick up the more you listen (LPOTL & Castle Super Beast come to mind).
I think this vid by The H3 Podcast Family is a perfect example of the type of lore video folks need for context on past jokes, crewmembers, & just the show history in general (if you haven't been watching for years you might not even know about Sam being the wild card, Ian having to pee so bad, & all that jazz). Anywho, I'm biased as a public historian who interprets history for a living lol. Just thought this video told this story in a great way since it's a multi-year saga. Would love to see more lore videos like this!

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While there is no official streaming release date yet, Black Adam, another Warner Bros. movie, was released in theaters on Oct. 21 and didn’t make its way to HBO Max until Dec. 16 — just over 45 days after it debuted. If Shazam! Fury of the Gods follows the same trajectory, it’s possible we won’t be able to stream it until early May 2023.
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There's been no official announcement regarding Shazam! Fury of the God's streaming release. However, given it's a DCU/Warner Bros. film, Shazam! 2 will eventually be released on HBO Max rather than Netflix, Paramount+, or Disney+.
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As for a potential streaming release date, let's look at Warner's two most-recent DCU films: Black Adam came to the service 56 after its theatrical debut; The Batman was available to stream 46 days after it first hit theaters. Assuming Warner uses a similar release cadence for Shazam 2, you can expect it to be on HBO Max by early-mid May. If you're looking to catch up on the first Shazam! movie, you have a few options. If you have an HBO Max subscription, you can stream it on that service.
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What is Shazam! Fury of the Gods About?
Shazam! Fury of the Gods continues the story of teenager Billy Baston and his adult superhero alterego, Shazam. Here's the official synopsis from Warner Bros.
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Bestowed with the powers of the gods, Billy Batson and his fellow foster kids are still learning how to juggle teenage life with their adult superhero alter egos. When a vengeful trio of ancient gods arrive on Earth in search of the magic stolen from them long ago, Shazam and his allies get thrust into a battle for their superpowers, their lives, and the fate of the world. xzdgf

Memory transcription: captain Solvin, Gojid Union

Date: [standardized human tome] August 1st, 2132

We had more warning for this attack than any of the others that were occurring, we’d heard of a movement of enemy forces and they’d showed up an impossibly short amount of time later. The Axur decided to launch a raid earlier, and through a miracle the likes of which I’ve never seen before, it arrived at the same time as their ships.
I never expected I would be glad to see an Axur raiding party, and I expected that I never would be again. The two parties began fighting, that proved the Axur weren’t on the same page as the new Predators, handily explained why they had been strangely quiet recently, and bought us time. Fortuitous events, I reasoned. The two known spacefaring predator species waging war on each other saved us the trouble of fighting them. With any luck, the Axur may do our job for us, and their military would suffer enough damage from the act to buy the Federation a chance for counterattack. What most were calling the worst development since the discovery of the Axur, could be made to work to our advantage.
Hours later, new arrivals entered the scene, a mix of Venlil designs and a new class of ship I’d never seen before, this must either be the force that forced the Venlil to go dark, or maybe the Venlil themselves here to offer an explanation of why they’d gone dark, and the new ship was something they’d found during the blackout.
That question was answered quickly enough when they contacted us, their video feed showed Governor Tarva, and a species I’d not seen before. They wore masks over their heads, Jet Black coverings which only had a red visor in a ring around the top of the head, where their eyes should be. As suspicious as that was, I wasn’t about to start questioning them while I had such a Leviathan at my doorstep. It was still busy with the Axur, but I wasn’t about to take a chance that they’d be satisfied after killing it, regardless of how much meat they’d no doubt be able to pull from its body. Predators are never satisfied.
My apprehensions with the new arrivals were eased somewhat when Tarva explained them, told me they were called “Terrans” a name which roughly meant “coming from the ground” which had something to do with their creation myth. To say more would need to wait, as the gargantuan alien’s tentacles finished physically grabbing onto Axur vessels and ripping them apart, this Super-Predator and the fleets of fighter craft which were consistently emerging from its belly needed to die. They needed to die soon. The Venlil fleet was small, only 40 vessels, largely smaller craft, adding to the 500 allocated to the defense of this world. Even if these Terrans had a stronger grasp of ship design than I’d expect for such a new arrival to the galactic stage, their half-dozen ships wouldn’t make much of a difference.
As in my mind I began to question why they had even brought as much as they did, and why the Venlil had not come forward with them sooner, I told Tarva as much as I knew about what we were facing, and this news was met by the Terran with a simple phrase, he said in a voice far deeper than I’d been expecting, “If we are to die today, then it is a good day for it.” And urged his ships forward to join the defensive line, which had already begun defending strikes from predators. Damage from these initial attacks was minimal, but once it reared its full attention onto us I didn’t expect to fare any better than the Axur.
The colony would hold, or we would all die in its defense. I couldn’t retreat to let beasts have this planet, millions of innocent souls down there relied on us. It is good luck that it’s apparently such a nice time to die for Terrans, because a lot of us are going to.

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Every Sunday Farmers Market at the Hillcrest DMV
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Sunset Cliffs, USS Midway Museum
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Free Guitar-Based Classic Rock Jam
Mondays, 6:50 pm-9:00 pm Our Savior's Lutheran Church 4011 Ohio Street San Diego, 92104 Age Limit: 18+ All levels welcome. Bring your own guitar, mandolin, flute, etc. or just sing along. Song chords and words are displayed via projector to a large screen. No practice required.
Gilbert Castellanos Presents: Young Lions And The Wednesday Jam Session - FREE!
Wednesdays
Panama 66 restaurant, Balboa Park
"Every Wednesday Panama 66 at The San Diego Museum of Art comes to life with the sounds of jazz. San Diego jazz hero Gilbert Castellanos showcases young music prodigies with The Young Lions Series (7:00–7:50 p.m.) followed by the Wednesday Jazz Jam (8:00–10:30 p.m.) that transforms the James S. Copley Auditorium into a swinging speak-easy. Order a craft cocktail or draft beer, take in the view of the Museum’s Sculpture Court and Garden, and enjoy an evening of music from San Diego’s finest jazz musicians.
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Let's get ready to rumble one more time! The Creed series officially becomes a trilogy this year, nearly eight years after the popular Rocky spin-off franchise first debuted in 2015. Michael B. Jordan has led the story as Adonis "Donnie" Creed, the tough but lovable underdog who aspires to uphold the legacy of his father, Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers), and made his own name. Creed III will see Jordan take up double duty both in front and behind the camera, with the movie being his official feature directorial debut.
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After a few years away from the ring, "Donnie" Creed is enjoying the family and life he’s built for himself. But when his childhood best friend — and former boxing prodigy — reaches out after being released from prison, the heavyweight boxing champion’s peace becomes threatened by the reminder from his past.
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Michael B. Jordan returns to the hit Rocky spin-off franchise with a third installment. Once again, Jordan stars as Adonis Creed, Apollo Creed’s estranged son, who has followed in his father’s footsteps. Apollo has built a successful life as a boxer with his wife Bianca, played by Tessa Thompson. But when he’s challenged by former childhood friend Damian ( Jonathan Majors) Apollo is forced to push himself like never before.
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Here’s everything we know about how, when, and where you can watch Creed 3:
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When Is Creed III's Release Date?
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The third installment of the boxing saga hits theaters on March 3, 2023. Its initial release date was meant to be November 23, 2022, which follows suit of the previous films that all came out in November in their respective years.
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Creed 3 officially hits theaters on March 3, 2023. But you can catch early screenings as soon as Thursday, March 2. Creed III will be released exclusively in theaters — at first. No streaming premiere date has been set for the third chapter of the boxing film franchise.
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Where To Watch Creed 3 Online Free
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As of now, the only way to watch Creed III is to head out to the movie theater when it releases on Friday, March. 3. You can find a local showing on Fandango.
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Otherwise, you’ll just have to wait for it to become available to rent or purchase on digital platforms like Amazon, Apple, YouTube or Vudu, or available to stream on Disney+. Read on for more information.
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How to watch Creed III for free
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A silver lining to Creed 3 being delayed a bit longer, more chance for new moviegoers to experience the original Creed III for themselves — or for fans of the movie to watch it for the eighth hundred time, no judgement.
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The third Creed movie doesn’t have a streaming premiere date set just yet, but the film will most likely be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video or HBO Max at some point in the future.
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When Will Creed 3 Be Streaming?
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Creed III is not currently available to stream online, though it will almost certainly be added to Disney+ eventually. However, there's been no official announcement regarding its streaming release date. Our best guess is that Creed 3 will hit Disney+ sometime in 2023, though should the sequel replicate the original's box-office longevity, it may not hit the subscription service until later in the year.
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Well, not right now. In terms of the streaming release, Creed III will most likely follow the 45-day theatrical window before being available to stream online. Due to Amazon's multi-billion dollar acquisition of MGM (the franchise's production company), it's most likely that Prime Video will be the main platform that will stream Creed III.
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Is Creed 3 Available On Amazon Prime Video?
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MGM has not yet announced when Creed III will be released on streaming platforms. However, it is safe to assume it will be streaming on Prime Video since Amazon now owns MGM, as of 2022. It looks like the movie will be in theaters for around 45 days before it becomes available on Amazon’s Prime Video or any other streaming platform.
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If you want to catch up on the previous installments, you can stream Creed and Creed II on HBO Max now. The original Creed is also available to stream for free on Prime Video.
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Will Creed III Be On HBO MAX?
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No, Creed 3 will not be on HBO Max since it’s not a Warner Bros. movie. The company previously released its movies on the streamer and in theaters on the same day. However, they now allow a 45-day window between the theatrical release and the streaming release.
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As of March 1, the first two Creed movies are currently available to watch on HBO Max.
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Will Creed 3 Be On Netflix?
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No, Creed III will likely not be on Netflix any time soon, seeing as it will go directly to Disney+ after its theatrical run.
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Is Creed III Available On Hulu?
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Viewers are saying that they want to view the new movie Creed 3 on Hulu. Unfortunately, this is not possible since Hulu currently does not offer any of the free episodes of this series streaming at this time. It will be exclusive to the MTV channel, which you get by subscribing to cable or satellite TV services. You will not be able to watch it on Hulu or any other free streaming service.
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When Will Creed 3 Be on Disney+?
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While a streaming release date for Creed III has not yet been announced, Disney typically sends their movies to Disney+ around 45 days after the theatrical release — and more specifically, on the Friday after that mark. With this strategy, we could be watching Avatar: The Way of Water from the comfort of our homes by early April 2023. Hydd