Reagan Larsen

Author: Reagan Larsen

  • Thirty-three Degrees

    Thirty-three Degrees

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    Thirty-three DegreesBy Reagan Larsen Have you ever felt like you were trapped inside your own head? I get home from work and I have all these fun projects I want to do; writing my book, coding a budgeting app, heck, even playing video games. But for some stupid reason I turn on cruise control and…

  • The Querying Journey Begins

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    Hello, everyone! I’m a little late in writing this, but I have now finished the fourth draft of Crown of Silence! This is the draft that I finally feel comfortable letting people who aren’t other authors or beta readers take a look at. It’s been a fun journey writing this thing and working with my…

  • Mastering PHP Sessions: A Beginner’s Guide

    Mastering PHP Sessions: A Beginner’s Guide

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    This tutorial outlines how to utilize PHP sessions for functionality like user login and shopping cart storage. It covers starting a session, accessing and modifying session data, building a simple login system, adding items to a cart, and clearing the cart upon checkout, with emphasis on security practices throughout.

  • Debut Review: Waiting for Fitz

    Debut Review: Waiting for Fitz

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    Waiting for Fitz by Spencer Hyde is a poignant story about Addie, a young woman with OCD, and Fitz, a young man with schizophrenia, who meet in a psychiatric ward. The novel offers rich character insights while shedding light on mental health struggles, blending romance and mystery seamlessly. It’s a compelling debut that evokes deep…

  • Dave Lechuga’s Visit to the Twin Falls Dojo

    Dave Lechuga’s Visit to the Twin Falls Dojo

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    A dedicated karate practitioner, Reagan Larsen, shares insights from a visit by Dave Lechuga, a fifth-degree black belt from the Lake Forest dojo. Lechuga led three practices in Twin Falls, Idaho, focusing on basics, kata, and respect. Attendees gleaned invaluable lessons and techniques, emphasizing the importance of respect in karate practice.