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My Favorite Albums of 2024 so far...
My god, it’s August already. I don’t know about y’all, but I feel a shift happening. Maybe it’s because, I’m actually working on the goals, that I set at the start of the year? I’m making time to learn new things, — Spanish and longboarding? I’m reading more difficult and different books…but that’s beside the point. Music.
By Priya Gabout a year ago in Critique
HEALING 2
Look at the world right now everything as gone upside down . We are living in a world or perhaps a country where love doesn’t exist . There is a lot of broken hearts out there, willing to do whatsoever it take to survive and not caring who they hurt or what they damage but as long as they got what they want . We have allowed the dark times to define us. Ritual , war, kidnapping,killing one another has become a way of life as it is, ignorance and hate hold hands they try to blind us smother us. They try to destroy the light of hope
By Tomi about a year ago in Critique
Powerful Women and Misogyny in Film
We all like to think that we are exempt from propaganda; that with enough education and self-awareness, we can side-step the negative impacts of social conditioning. Of course, this is never true, and much of our behaviors and cognitions are based on the propaganda we have been fed. There is, of course, no bigger force complicit in propaganda than film. For over a hundred years film has influenced and reinforced the way Americans perceive themselves and the world around them. This is unfortunate because American society has always been constructed and perceived through a male-centric lens- especially when it comes to the female purpose. This is why I want to analyze how films depict a topic that’s crucial to me: women in the workplace. To do this, I will be analyzing the representation of professional women in two films: the 1942 film Woman of the Year and the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada.
By Faye Lockabout a year ago in Critique
Wanderlust: A Journey Through Time and Space
Introduction The human spirit is inherently curious, driven by an insatiable desire to explore and discover. Travel, a fundamental aspect of our existence, has been a catalyst for growth, understanding, and cultural exchange throughout history. From the ancient explorers who charted unknown lands to the modern-day adventurers who traverse the globe, the allure of travel continues to captivate and inspire.
By Trip Listifyabout a year ago in Critique
The Best Apple Watch To Buy Right Now
The Benefits of an Apple Watch: Enhancing Everyday Life The Apple Watch has evolved from a stylish gadget into a powerful tool that enhances various aspects of daily life. From health monitoring to seamless connectivity, the benefits of an Apple Watch extend far beyond its initial promise. Here’s a comprehensive look at how this smartwatch can add value to your life.
By jayabout a year ago in Critique
Why do humans crave love
Because humans are greedy and lonely. We yearn for something that can transcend the bonds of blood, the prejudice of skin color, the differences of nations, the chasm of wealth, and the constraints of social norms.
By watch seeabout a year ago in Critique
Mother vs Mirror
In 2015, a group of six blindfolded children ranging from the ages of three to nine years old must identify their mother from a line-up of women. Fortunately, even without their sight, every single child finds their caretaker. According to the concept of Maternal-Newborn Bonding, “The connection made after birth directly affects both the mother and child physiologically, psychologically, and emotionally,” and even influences the child’s romantic and platonic attachment styles later in life (Barker, para.2). This, combined with the experiment above, seems to prove that the Maternal-Newborn bond is indestructible. Yet, Lacan claims that this connection is already destroyed, at around six to eight months old. This essay will argue that Jessika Kenney and Eyvind Kang’s piece uses vocals and instrumentation to explore the factors that motivate the infant to separate from their mother and the consequences of that choice, prompting listeners to question whether adulthood is worth the agony.
By Wen Xiaosheng2 years ago in Critique
Microsoft Azure Globally Down
On July 30, 2024, at approximately 13:13 UTC, Microsoft Azure & Microsoft 365 reported a global outage affecting a subset of its services. The issue resulted in timeouts and difficulties connecting to various Azure services worldwide. Multiple engineering teams at Microsoft were promptly engaged to diagnose and resolve the issue. The company acknowledged the problem and provided updates on the Azure status page.
By Shine b john2 years ago in Critique
Night Smoke
'Night Smoke' is another story in the 'Night Tales' series by Nora Robert's. 'Night Smoke' is a story of a firefighter inspector by the name of Ryan Piasecki and how he meets Natalie Fletcher. Natalie owns and runs a fashion corporation that owns many warehouses that seem to be the target for an arsonist. Natalie is a woman who can take care of herself in many ways but one it seems, and Ryan may be the Inspector for her. Will Natalie see that Ryan just wants the best for her and that he is true in other ways as well.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Critique
Nightshade
Nora Robert's has written a novel entitled 'Nightshade' which is a part of a series of stories 'Night Tales' a series of four books. (Just a note: Not sure if 'Nightshade' is the first one, but I do not think it really matters which you read first.) 'Nightshade' is the story of a man who is a private investigator by the name of Colt Nightshade and how he meets Althea Grayson a lieutenant in the police force. Nightshade is on a case where he is helping a family find someone and Althea is working on case that is related to his. In true Nora Robert's fashion there are issues that each will have to work through and solve the cases required.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Critique
Breathless (1960)
People often ask me (actually they don't) how I manage to be so eclectic in my tastes--I like everything. Or, at least, a little of everything.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Critique
Kung Fu Panda 4 (2024)
DISCLAIMER: This is my OPiNIOn. I am human. I am biased. My word is not law. You can like or dislike whatever the heck you want. If you disagree with my review, that is completely okay. Keep it respectful if you want to debate with me in the comments. Then let’s both move on. I genuinely hope you have a great day.
By Wen Xiaosheng2 years ago in Critique