Showing posts with label Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Media. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Twitchcon 2019 Review

Creepin with white knight male feminists, trolls, cosplay girls making untaxed money from pathetic donaters, etc. .....and this guy showed up!


Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Tuesday, January 15, 2019

Recent Music Loved by the Youth and ME (Crown the Empire, Post Malone, Parkway Drive, Fall of Troy, Strungout, Gavin Can Dance, Taking Back Sunday and Stick to Your Guns)









Punk Rock MBA, hmm I would more say Hardcore MBA, as it is more that new school feel. I wish I had given these subgenres a more chance in the past. I didn't totally ignore this, but still. 

This is from this show where he answers comments/questions from viewers, so here we have a hodgepodge variety show.

Crown the Empire






Post Malone



This following video is at almost 1 billion hits





Parkway Drive





Fall of Troy







Strungout





Dance Gavin Dance






Taking Back Sunday






Stick to Your Guns







Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Andrew Dice Clay, Glen Benton of Deicide and Bob Larson

This album is Dice's "avant garde" live recording, on Christmas Eve to an audience seeing advertising put out 24 hours before the gig. Awkward silences, sexist comments and some misogyny too, threats to audience members, people walking out, hecklers, etc.

I tried to look for this on one of many blogs that a decade ago had it for download via Mediafire.

This CD is hard to find, hence the prices at sites such as this:

https://mintunderground.com/products/andrew-dice-clay-the-day-the-laughter-died-part-ii-2

Anyways fuck find it all on Youtube. I was just documenting the search brief interest I had in the album.

The Arguement



This was also about what else I found on Google in the search results.


Dice Gottfried



While looking for this blog that had a mediafire file of this Diceman album, I remembered also at this site was a recording of the Bob Larson Show with him arguing with Glen Benton of the Satanic Death Metal band Deicide.
Part 1







Part 2


Monday, April 9, 2018

Soy Boys

For some reason youtube won't let me link this on my blog.

Bernard's livestream from last Saturday night.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=44&v=bs_GdqEWaII

Sunday, March 18, 2018

Social Media is Below eBay and Podcasts

Fuck wasting too much time on social media. I would rather spend time searching on eBay, Craigslist and elsewhere while listening to podcasts.

Social media such as Facebook, Twitter and perhaps Youtube can be good marketing tools. Only losers surf these sites for hours a day. That loser has been me, but never again.

Do I sound like Trump using the word loser? Do you really think he started using that word before anyone in the history of the world?

Saturday, March 10, 2018

Freaky 20th Century Sexperts

My main gripe is some people really dislike Wikipedia. This is my light Saturday morning reading, which may (probably not) lead to further study. If a Wikipedia article in not enough for you serious minded folks, it should not be and you will then move on to further studies.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paedophilia:_The_Radical_Case

Reception

Mainstream media

Paedophilia: The Radical Case was reviewed by the journalist Mary-Kay Wilmers in the London Review of Books,[1] the psychoanalyst Charles Rycroft in The Times Literary Supplement,[3] John Rae in the Times Educational Supplement,[4] Maurice Yaffé in New Statesman,[5] and Eric Taylor in New Society.[6] Reviewers were sharply divided. Wilmers, Rycroft and Rae were scathingly dismissive,[1][3][4] while Yaffé and Taylor were strongly supportive of the author, if not entirely of the "radical case" he had set out.[5][6]

Gay media

Paedophilia: The Radical Case was reviewed by Ken Plummer in Gay News, Hubert Kennedy Books in The Advocate, and Wallace Hamilton in Christopher Street. These reviews were broadly sympathetic.[7][8][9] Jim Monk reviewed the book in The Body Politic, writing that while O'Carroll "takes great care in researching and documenting his arguments", O'Carroll's personal interest in having sex with children meant that he was not "disinterested" and his work was not academic. While Monk granted that many of O'Carroll's arguments had been made before, he credited O'Carroll with being the first to bring those arguments together into a comprehensive work, and with making a compelling case. Nevertheless, he had reservations, pointing to the possibility of heterosexual men sexually abusing young girls. Monk accepted O'Carroll's view that consensual sex does not interfere with a child's emotional or sexual maturation. Monk criticized O'Carroll's treatment of incest, writing that while O'Carroll stated he would not deal with the topic, he nevertheless implied that "sex play between parents and their children" was desirable. Monk argued in response that "father-daughter affairs" were not "healthy". Monk concluded that the book was the solution to problems facing the gay rights movement in Canada, which according to him was suffering from a feeling that its strategies were lacking.[10]



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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Green_(sexologist)

"During the APA's heated debate in the early 1970s about the declassification of homosexuality as a mental illness, Green argued forcefully in favor of declassification.[13] He argued that the grounds for deciding the issue should be the "historical and cross-cultural groundings in homosexual expression, associated psychiatric features accompanying a homosexual orientation, the emotional consequences to the homosexual of societal condemnation, and behaviors of other species".[13] Green applauded the eventual APA decision while strongly criticizing the fact that the administration put it to a vote, saying that such "a shotgun marriage between science and democracy" was "ludicrous".[13]
In his work, on gender identity in children, Green used common English expressions like "sissy boy" and "tomboy" in the titles of some of his publications. His choice of terminology attracted a number of criticisms over its political correctness.[14]
In 2002, he initiated a debate in a special issue of the Archives of Sexual Behavior regarding the extent to which pedophilia should be classified as a mental disorder by the American Psychiatric Association, without impinging on the legal and law enforcement aspects. It concluded that sexual arousal to children is subjectively reported "in a substantial minority of "normal" people", and reviewed the level of social acceptance of this historically, but stated that such observations may not entail cultural or legal acceptance today.[13] The paper also raised specific concerns about the DSM-IV definition, some of which were later acknowledged by Ray Blanchard in his literature review for the DSM-5 workgroup,[15] which proposed a more general nomenclature distinction between paraphilias and paraphilic disorders; this proposal is part of the DSM-5 draft.[16] In 2010, however, Green criticized in stronger terms Blanchard's proposal to introduce hebephilia as a mental disorder in the DSM-5 (as a subtype the proposed pedohebophilic disorder). Pointing to the legal age of sexual consent in several countries of Europe, this would declare 19-year-olds engaged sexually with 14-year-olds as having a mental disorder.[17]"


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The same Richard Green was involved in a Boy Scouts discrimination case from 1998. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curran_v._Mount_Diablo_Council_of_the_Boy_Scouts_of_America 

Monday, March 5, 2018

Get Toxic Media Out of Your Head

Every night an audience of mostly baby boomer aged people watch
primetime news and talk shows. Of course, it is all slanted Anti-Trump and Republican Party. It is much little sound and video bytes for people, several minutes or even less than a minute. Most people will not bother to research these topics.

It is enough to make one who thinks about it all insane.

At most they will listen to what some dimwit whom listens to "edgier"  programs such as Democracy Now! and NPR. Or even worse, some public service employee!

It is true that Trump says some crazy things and many (most) in the GOP are mainly concerned about property taxes.

However your average Republican party bashing person will never take the time to learn about spending and taxes nor the corruption and greed in the media.  Many will also just attack your average citizen whom has conservative, right wing values (gun control, immigration, moral values).

 They will go after law enforcement to arrest and criminally charge said people (whether concerning an arguement on social media or at a "peaceful" protest) and for corporations to fire these said people.

Once these activists (morons) have their way they then attack the very instituions (police and corporations) they claim to care about. They totally forget that Human Resource departments and the police are always on their sides.

Granted many of these cartoonish looking neo-nazi types are useless clowns. However, back to my main point: the media (mainstream news TV stations, newspapers, print publications, radio, the grand wide internet and Hollywood movies) will only focus on said individuals, examine to death something Trump said and avoid the real issues.

The root of these issues? I don't know where to begin with that!

However you can always avoid it all as much as you can.

Even avoid Pro-Trump social media postings!

We have to start living on our own terms and plant the seeds for tomorrow's generations. I am not here to tell you WHAT to do. 


Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Chik Fil-A

Chic Fil A serves mediocre food, but fast and friendly service.

It makes me laugh that PC morons want to boycott this place and force them out of business (?).

Why because their CEO board donated to a non-profit whom are against gay marriage.

Ha ha and guess what their stock prices have gone through the roof and they now are spread out with franchises to areas such as the rural uppermidwest U.S.

Also recently some nasty chick was trying to breast feed at this "soft opening" for a location. In my opinion seeing any female breastfeed in public would be uncomfortable but tolerated. However looking at this chick she was gross looking and dressed like the typical johnny come lately social justice warrior type. A big gross joke! 

I got their chicken deluxe sandwich with waffle fries. Not bad, but next time I am skipping the bun and going for chicken strips.

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Read More (paper print)!


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Tips for reading more and watching television/surfing the internet less.

1. Well not for reading less but gets your mind in the rabbit hole/gutter that is from a video screen. That is going out to your nearest karaoke night! I prefer this place downtown on Tuesday nights, with college students, artsy weirdos, etc.

2. Be offline by 10PM and/or television by 11PM. The television would be one hour later because you can gain something by watching the news, interviews or documentaries; and taking notes for later. Whatever that later is! This will ensure you have at least 20 minutes to read before you go to bed.

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Thursday, July 13, 2017

Media Hits #16 plus Side Notes

Time for summer weekend action!









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I watched again, What Women Want, starring Mel Gibson. Good movie for a female driven romantic comedy. The Mel Gibson character could have used his powers to rule the world but caved into society pressures. He let the Helen Hunt character have the job while at the same time the movie glossed over the mention at the beginning of the movie how her character had a reputation as "a mean lizard woman" or something like that. Of course, this was easily and lazily overlooked because most women and leftists will just chalk this up as men in the corporate world belittling woman, so no effort required.

OK actually this movie sucked, but it had Mel Gibson posessing E.S.P. and he slept with this hot coffee shop girl played by Marisa Tomei.
                                                                                                 
(Painting by Arnold Friberg)

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A Facebook friend posted pictures of this model. Forgot her name!


Thursday, March 23, 2017

Social Media Links

This blog will be for links of other social media.

Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVos6ZfOSePjwIqVOoaSr3g

I am on here on Everyday!

Twitter Profile: https://twitter.com/IsolateProduce3

I post on here about once or twice a week.

My eBay Store: http://www.ebay.com/sch/wil.wheel/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

On here everyday!

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/vilhelm333

On here about once per month.



Wednesday, December 7, 2016

How to save money! (Media Communications)


How to save money!

Choosing the costs saving money at the beginning of your venture is not only a wise choice; it forces you to go into the world different routes that will make you concrete people and organization connections. When you go to coffee houses, though restaurants will be better for no distractions, you will meet many people.

Instead of getting a bundle, purchase a laptop and bring it to areas with free Wi-Fi. If you have a home business you can do your copy editing, video and photo shoots at home or elsewhere. Then you can go into a coffee house, library, etc. for uploading your content.

Why even purchase Direct TV? Basic cable is going the way of the birds and with online options for watching television shows and movies; you can select/pinpoint what you actually want to watch. This will make your costs lower.

If you sign up for Verizon they will expect you, more or less, a two-year plan. Do you foresee using their services that long? They also will charge an early cancellation fee if you are late on payment and assume you have abandoned the account.

Chances are that you already have a phone provider you have been with for years. So at this point after being with them for years they will offer a subscription that is on a month-to-month basis. Just stick with that or get a pre-paid phone that you can use.

Bundles in the long run may save you a little money, but in the end can really screw you if not handled correctly.