The RAW Loaf, Episode 26, WWE NXT, November 20th, 2014 review/recap using YOUR tweets!

Again, using YOUR tweets!

(http://youtu.be/-SlGV7w4okU)

A couple people have asked what program I use to edit.  If you are anywhere near amateur level in editing, you'll notice some dumb mistakes in my work here.  It's all groovy.  I used Magix Movie Edit Deluxe 2015.  It was only $30 when I bought it.  Nothing fancy, that's for sure. 

You know what though?  It gets the job done, even if it is kind of frustrating.  I'd much rather use Avid or Adobe Premiere Pro, but hey, those you have to pay for every month.  Magix was a one time payment.  I also plan on upgrading my copy of Magix soon and then I'll do a full review of the program.

Here is where you can listen to episode 59 of Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling podcast with Cliff Compton - http://tsmradio.com/coltcabana/2011/09/07/aow-59-domino-nigeria/

And always remember - if you love pro wrestling, make sure to subscribe to the WWE Network!

The RAW Loaf - Episode 25, WWE Monday Night RAW Recap/Review, Nov 17th, 2014

The RAW Loaf - Episode 25, WWE Monday Night RAW Recap/Review, Nov 17th, 2014

(Direct link:  http://youtu.be/o-_tPNyLgZU)

I thought I found a formula that wouldn't take too long to do and would help me get back in to the groove of things.  I thought wrong, haha.  This episode took over 11 hours to finish (however, I did get a late start), and this new way of doing the show took a bit of learning.

Since I can't watch the show now, I have resorted to tweets that use the hashtag #RAW.  I use them to tell you what happened on #RAW if it was important, or I just simply take a jab or two at the tweet!

Let me know if you think this works for the time being!

The Art Institute of Las Vegas Reviews: My Last Four Classes

Before I dropped out of The Art Institute of Las Vegas, there were four classes I would have had to take to finish.  The following is a list of them and the role they played in deterring me from graduating:

The Art Institute of Las Vegas Review: Registration Week

When I was a flight attendant for Comair, a lot of us noticed something was going down when pilots were quitting left and right.  Soon after, the company closed its doors.  There were many reasons why those pilots and many other employees were quitting - things within the company grew worse and worse.

A look at the recent history of Registration Week at the Art Institute of Las Vegas should be an indicator of a sinking ship.

The Art Institute of Las Vegas Review: Picketing

 

(The video version of this blog post if you would rather not read all of this.  This post does contain more information, however.  Direct link to video:   http://youtu.be/jhc08cXiKyc)

On Friday, October 24th, 2014, I picketed out front of the Art Instituted of Las Vegas.  The following led me to that decision:

The Art Institute of Las Vegas Reviews: Former Anti-Productive Policies

These are a few policies the school changed. When you see what they changed from, you will be flabbergasted!

***There is a policy that the school has put out this week that photographers are not allowed to do artistic nudes in the photography studio at the school.  This is news to me and won't do a bit on it since it is very new information, but it does beg the question:  Why does this "art" school forbid artistic nudes, one of the most widely known works of art in the photography industry?

The Art Institute of Las Vegas Reviews: Quality of Graduation Work

Here is an example of what the school expects out of its [film] graduating students: