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Showing posts with label Matt Walsh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matt Walsh. Show all posts
Sunday, July 6, 2025
Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Matt Walsh is Evil
I have to hand it to the Huff Post with their consistent wrong opinions. Here is a long article about how Matt Walsh is evil (not a direct quote, it's my analysis of the article in a simple sentence. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/matt-walsh-anti-trans-push-tennessee_n_653fd5e8e4b032ae1c9c0497 - This State Tried To Pass Anti-Trans Laws For Years. Then A Right-Wing Media Star Got Involved. | HuffPost Latest News
Friday, September 29, 2023
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Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Friday, September 30, 2022
Headline Writing 101
I sincerely hope that there's a Marketing professor somewhere looking at the headline (title) of The Matt Walsh Show episodes and trying to teach budding Marketing majors how to write like this headline:
Degenerate Weirdo in See-Through Onesie Defiles Priceless Historical Artifact
It is captivating and makes me want to watch the episode through only 9 words, even if the Blogger editor didn't like the word "onesie"
Friday, July 15, 2022
Friday, May 20, 2022
DW Hosts are Ignorant about She-Hulk
In general, I like listening to both Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh. However, when it comes to the MCU, both are ignorant and resort to baseless criticisms, which is what the following two videos are an example of.
https://youtu.be/RVnVOkW1qDo
https://youtu.be/wVKLe45J3PI
Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Not Big on Resolutions So This is Big to Me
I'm not the type of person who uses the first of a new year to make broad proclamations about how the new year is going to finally be the year that I stop doing any of my vices. What vices? Off- the-top-of-my-head, my vices include the following:
- binge-watching movies that I have already seen multiple times
- watching WWE on Monday nights
- binge-watching series that I have already seen multiple times such as
- Cobra Kai
- The Walking Dead
- Ozark
- Breaking Bad
- Orange is the New Black
To me, none of those are terrible things. I mean, what is the harm with watching movies & TV that I like? Nothing, really, unless doing so takes me away from completing other tasks that I need to complete. For example, I binge-watched Season 4 of Cobra Kai by watching 5 episodes on 12-31-2021 & watched 5 episodes on 1-1-2022. Were there other tasks I could have worked on? Sure. I am writing a volume that picks a topic each day that is counting down from 12-4-2021 until Wednesday, 6-22-2022, which is a 200 day countdown to my son's wedding. I wrote a similar volume to countdown the 200 days before my wedding day. In fact, I have written a similar volume ~ 5 times since the original volume, but I don't want to go down a rabbit hole about it. But here's the thing. I am behind in my writing by 16 days so I have some writing to do. So, sure, I could have completed the pages to catch up to where I am writing for the current day. But I want to take a step back and just say that if I wanted to not watch Cobra Kai, I could have just done so... if I was motivated to do so.
And that's the key. I believe so because I subscribe to the idea that (I think) Matt Walsh was talking about in a recent episode of "The Matt Walsh Show" on dailywire.com. I am paraphrasing Walsh's point because when I heard him make the point, I didn't foresee that I would want to be able to cite the specific video in which he made the point I'm about to paraphrase, which is as follows: if you want to make a change in your life, change your life. You either are motivated, from within, to make a change, or you are not. It is a very simple idea and after I heard it, I felt myself embracing his logic. I don't even remember if he said it at the end of 2021 or if he said it at the end of 2020 - I just recall that he said it. Perhaps he even said it when he was talking about Lent and how Catholics believe that they have to "give up something" for the 40 days of Lent. Also, the truth of the matter is that while I use January 1, 2011, as the start of being sober, my reality is that I had actually stopped drinking earlier - perhaps as far back as not having booze from October 2011 through the rest of the year.
So, with all of that said, I have thought about making a major change in my life, which is to always be on time. I am not always late, but I'm late often enough to realize and understand, with some reflecting upon times when I was expected to be someplace at a specific time and not being in that place at that specific time, I acknowledge I can improve. Perhaps the best example of not being "on-time" is on those mornings when I take Karen to work at UIHC, when it comes time to pick her up, say, at 3:45, I will end up not leaving my work until 3:30. It's a tight timeline to arrive at UIHC from my building to where I pick up Karen in 15 minutes. Basically, I need to make every light at the right moment to get through the multiple intersections to be at UIHC in 15 minutes. However, if I leave at 3:20 or even 3:25, I am at UIHC by 3:45. It sounds simple, right? Just leave 5 minutes earlier than I have in the past.
However, I believe there is a bigger aspect to all of this. That's why I am in the process of reading https://lateness.org/ in the hope that I pick up tips & tricks to ensure that, from this point forward, I am not late.
Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Preparing for the Big Meeting at 9 AM Today!!!
The recent Astroworld Festival tragedy - 8 fans were killed - is absolutely awful and I feel awful for the 8 families who are facing the reality that they have experienced a terrible loss. Maybe they watched their loved one leave. Maybe they didn't say any words to their loved one, as I've done before when Alex has gone to a concert without me. Whatever the case, it's absolutely awful.
Matt Walsh talked about it yesterday Music Festival Turns Deadly.
CNN noted that the Operations plan for Astroworld Festival did not include contingency for surging crowd and that's what piqued my interest. I work on disaster recovery documentation which is, in a way, an operations play for a disaster that destroys UIHC IT systems. It brings to mind the discussions I've had with various SMEs about the scenario for a disaster and what is needed in disaster recovery documentation. I recall one discussion with a SME vividly. He talked about how in one of his classes as he was earning his MBA, his professor talked about how he was involved in the disaster recovery plan for a company on 9/11/2001. The SME told me that this professor said the first step was to get the backup tapes from, yes, one of the twin towers that had fallen that day.
How do you plan for that? How do you plan for the unthinkable? "If an airplane flies into the twin towers, a second backup tape is located in [some other location]." From the beginning of that company's existence through the moment that the plane struck the twin tower, including that sentence would be viewed as extra and irrelevant. In fact, if I were editing that disaster recovery plan, I would have easily removed that sentence.
But that's the thing about the work I do on a daily basis. It's making a prediction about the future.
Today, I have a meeting with an auditor. Prior to starting in my current job, an auditor would "ding" my employer about how their disaster recovery plan was not centralized, which has become the central theme of my daily work. Not today, but in the future, I want to incorporate the above CNN article into any future PowerPoint presentations I prepare for any future meetings about my disaster recovery documentation.
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Operation Photo Rescue
I think it's always this way with me and the Internet. I locate one scrap of info, which leads to another which leads to another and to another. Case in point: I revisited this site:
- Why it’s important to protect your cherished, irreplaceable photos before a natural disaster happens
- which includes a link to Operation Photo Rescue
- which includes a link to a PDF I never noticed before -
- https://www.operationphotorescue.org/assets/Techniques.pdf
- which I thought might be useful in my future.
Friday, January 10, 2020
What To Do
Whether Matt Walsh's politics align with yours or not, his response to two emails in the following video are worth the time required to listen. You can either listen to the entire video and hear his opinion about politics and social issues or you can skip to this part of the video to hear what is especially valuable: Responses to two emails
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