Cameron Miller is an experienced journalist and owner of multiple media outlets, including Game Rant, Finger Lakes Times, and TheGamer. With a focus on entertainment and gaming, Cameron's articles provide in-depth analysis, explanations, and comparisons of popular TV shows, movies, and video games.
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Cameron Miller's focus is primarily on reviewing and explaining elements from popular entertainment franchises, with a heavy emphasis on gaming. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or commentary related to the intricacies of these franchises. This could include analyses of characters, plot developments, or technology within these fictional worlds.
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I had to submit this column before what many think was the most consequential presidential election since 1860, so I am writing this in a black box of ignorance about
I was a sophomore at a very small college, sitting in my dorm room on the third floor of a 19th-century building, when my world began to shake. Literally, the building shook.
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If I could have but one holiday a year it would be Thanksgiving. Why this quiet, unassuming holiday you might wonder?
Ah, the phased tunnel construction is complete for the season. Rabia and I are back at our bench after more than a month hiatus while a curious
Twenty degrees, with the windchill making it feel like 7. Wherever the morning sun is she’s not making herself known through the tufted leaden blanket sealing off the heavens, so
Have you ever noticed that the coldest weather makes for the most beautiful sunrise, and conversely, the most spectacular starry, starry night?
Ah, the day after. When my children were young, Dec. 26 had a special afterglow I could feel even through the aura of exhaustion.
Happy New Year! An old friend used to call it a “God-shot.” I had one recently, on an early-morning walk with Rabia down to the lake.
This was my last Christmas as an active parish priest. I am retiring within a few months after 45 years of ordained ministry, all of which were spent as a
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