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florasearlethirdyear · 2 months

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FMP: Things Worth Keeping : The Value of Attachment in a Disposable World By Christine Harold. LO1

Why We Collect Things That Aren't Necessarily 'Valuable'-Quotes:

Today we simply excise objects once their perceived value is gone. Because the vast majority of value and attachment is manifest at the point of sale, the most effective way to manage the remainder in this model has been to discard— out of sight, out of mind— so we can go buy yet more stuff. If we can instead imagine attaching and assigning value to our objects at different stages of their life cycle, managing the disposal differently, then we are potentially seeing objects in new ways. pg. 231

In a world in which everything is connected, each ecosystem to the other, each object to a system of objects, each subject to its objects and vice versa, the only way out of our current accursed share might be through —not by discarding attachment but by engaging it, deconstructing it in order to construct it anew, and perhaps creating a different world with a different sense of waste and want. pg.232

David Elkind observes that in the past fifty years or so, mass production has made it a reality that “even low- income children today have more toys than children of earlier generations". Once given to celebrate birthdays and Christmas, toys are now routinely purchased all year long. pg.213

The nearest kind of association is not mere perceptual cognition, but, rather, a handling, using, and taking care of things which has its own kind of “knowledge.” —Martin Heidegger, Being and Time pg.169

This notion that handcrafted objects contain, in their material form, some piece of the person who made it has long been a part of how we understand craftsmanship. That these narratives are enjoying a renaissance now, as many of our connections exist digitally and in the cloud, makes sense. Handcrafts seem to provide a more authentic sense of human connection, made tangible through the vehicle of a material object. The celebration of the personal touch afforded by skilled crafters is playing out with maker videos that feature watchmakers, sword makers, and even a woman who makes gold lamé boxer shorts in the French countryside. pg.172-173

The way we attach to objects, how we assign them value, has evolved as capitalism has evolved. pg.211

The making one does in Minecraft is obviously not making things by hand, which, as we’ve seen, does have its own valuable benefits. But many of the cognitive skills it cultivates are clearly transferable as kids move from the world of bits to the world of atoms. Coupled with the dramatic increase in recent years of hands-on, maker- space-influenced educational environments, this pedagogical trend toward experiential learning offers a refreshing alternative to the “teach to the test” strategy that has dominated education in recent decades. The choice is between passing on to young people a mode of engaging objects dominated by a narrow sense of consumption, of getting it right, and one in which they are active participants experimenting with a creative, iterative process in which failure is a feature, not a bug. pg.209

Handmade goods offer different tactile, narrative, and emotional values than those coming off an assembly line. Textile artist Celia Pym explains why for her “craft still matters in a digital world”. pg.186

Harold, Christine. Things Worth Keeping : The Value of Attachment in a Disposable World, University of Minnesota Press, 2020. ProQuest Ebook Central, http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/aib/detail.action?docID=6190698.

It was interesting to me that this article touched on traditional craftsmanship, which has been of key interest to me within the project. Pollock's is defined by traditional practices, with their use of Intaglio. The extract on Minecraft as a vessel for creativity made me think to my ideas of gamification to engage the younger generation.

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curtiscroachblog · 9 months

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Let your child enjoy childhood

Word for Today written by Bob and Debby Gass

Sunday 30th July 2023

'I will slowly and gently guide...at the children's pace.' Genesis 33:14 GWT

Today, some parents encourage their children to grow up quickly, ruching them through the milestones of childhood and thrusting them into the turmoil of adolescence. This is the conclusion of developmental psychologist Dr David Elkind, who called this cultural phenomenon the 'Hurried Child Syndrome'. It happens when parents encourage their children to be older, by buying make-up for pre-school girls, allowing early-teenage dating, treating them more like grown-ups, expecting them to make adult-level choices, dressing them in designer clothes and, especially, subjecting them to graphic sexuality in media and online.

Years ago, parents better understood the necessity of a safe and orderly progression through childhood. There were cultural markers that defined the ages at which specific behaviours and activities were deemed appropriate or inappropriate. Today these markers have vanished, or been blurred. And it can be a big mistake. When you treat your children as if they're already grown, it becomes very challenging to set limits on their adolescent behaviour in the future. How can you establish a curfew for a 13-year-old, for example, who has been taught to view himself or herself as an adult? In short, the 'Hurried Child Syndrome' deprives our kids of childhood and puts them on an unnatural timetable that's detrimental to their mental and physical health.

If you're wise, you'll heed the advice of Jacob to his brother Esau: 'I will slowly and gently guide...at the children's pace' (Genesis 33:14 GWT).

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meganutriland · 2 years

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“Przyjaźnie w dzieciństwie są zwykle kwestią przypadku, w okresie dojrzewania najczęściej są kwestią wyboru.” *** “Friendships in childhood are usually a matter of chance, whereas in adolescence they are most often a matter of choice.” ~ David Elkind #friendship #friends #love #friendshipgoals #instagood #instagram #bestfriends #friendsforever #happy #life #fun #friend #photography #like #photooftheday #smile #family #memories #friendshipquotes #seriale #netflixpl #lacasadepapel #życie #zyciejestpiekne #wnioski #recenzja #przyjaznie #dzieciństwo #spontanicznie #ktosktomnierozumie (at Harrow On The Hill, Harrow, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChYCpuVj2c2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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infamoussayings · 4 years

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Friendships in childhood are usually a matter of chance, whereas in adolescence they are most often a matter of choice.

David Elkind

#quote #david elkind

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adolescent-advice · 3 years

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~David Elkind Quotes~

#David Elkind #psychology #school project

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my-unmanageable-mischief · 3 years

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Inexplicable Part 1

Draco Malfoy x Reader x Harry Potter love triangle

“Friendships in childhood are usually a matter of chance, whereas in adolescence they are most often a matter of choice.” David Elkind

Chance. Something you can give, and something you can take. Your mother had always told you to give people chances, you never know what may have happened. She taught you to take chances, that if you lived in a bubble of comfort forever you would never grow. She was a good woman. You had given Draco Malfoy many chances over the 11 years you’d known him- you’re whole life. When he’d hurt your feelings as a child, you would cry, and then you would give him another chance. You also took chances with Draco. Small ones, sneaking off your parent’s grounds to go to the park, to big ones; like leaving for Hogwarts together on a cloudy morning on the first of September.

You stood in the grand entrance to the great hall, freezing from the dramatic boat ride over. Draco stood beside you, lanky and confident. You wished you were as self-assured as him often, wishing you had the same sense of self he possessed. Then he was speaking, and it wasn’t to you but a meeker-looking boy with a messy crop of black hair and crooked glasses.

“The rumors are true then, Harry Potter has come to Hogwarts,” You looked at the boy. This was the mythical boy who killed the darkest wizard in recent history? He was just a boy, hair damp from the rain outside. You wondered if he felt as young as he looked. “I’m Draco Malfoy,” Draco extended his hand, and you watched curiously. The boy eyes the hand suspiciously and Draco continued, not faltering, “I trust you wish to be in Slytherin? The best house.” Harry’s eyes narrowed and your lips turned downwards slightly. He was being a git. The tall redheaded boy beside Harry snorted behind his hand and Draco turned to him, eyes biting. “Well, no question on who you are? Red hair, hand me down robes? Obviously a Weasley,”

“Draco,” You spoke before either of the other boys could react, his head turned to you as if remembering you were there. You held his gaze, shaking your head at him, he merely smirked.

“My friend here might have better social graces than I, but let me give you a word of advice Potter, There are some wizards worth your time, and some who are not, best associate yourself with the right sort,” Draco puffed his own chest out proudly, and you rolled your eyes at the display, chancing a glance at the Weasley boy and Potter, who both seemed as put off as you felt. Draco extended his hand again; Harry ignored it.

“I think I can tell the right sort for myself, thanks,” Draco scoffed, glaring down at the boy, and he didn’t look so meek anymore. He held Draco’s gaze with his own steady one, the boys had a silent exchange before Draco huffed and turned, taking your arm and dragging you with him.

“You didn’t need to do that.” You spoke as you allowed him to guide you away to wait in a different area- away from the boy who lived.

“Oh don’t tell me you’re cross at me now,” He rolled his eyes, and you crossed your arms, shaking your head.

“No, I’m just saying-”

“Students! Follow me!” A voice rang out clear above the chatter, and it immediately died down. The large group formed two organized lines and followed the stern professor into the great hall, the first time any of you had seen it. Magical. It felt cliché, and obvious, but that was the only word you could muster. Candles hung in the sky, twinkling and flickering like the stars that were above them. The ceiling swirled with the harsh weather outside, but in the great hall, it was warm and cozy. Four long tables were headed by another large table, all five full. Ghosts milled about the room and banners hung from the ceiling proudly. Each table donning its own crest, and the staff table displaying the Hogwarts crest.

“Wow,” You found yourself whispering, Draco silently nodding beside you. For a moment your past annoyance with him was gone, replaced solely by awe. Names began being called, no particular order, keeping the waiting students on their toes. Every time a student was sorted their new house would cheer excitedly for their addition. You watched the Weasley boy, whose first name was Ron, get sorted into Gryffindor, him grinning proudly.

“Draco Malfoy,” Finally his name was called, and he looked at you with a wide smirk on his lips, you smiled back nodding your head encouragingly. The hair barely grazed his head before it shouted Slytherin to the group, the table to the far right clapping happily. Draco met your eye and nodded once more before going to join the table. A few names passed and Harry Potter was called. There was a decent pause as the hat sat on his head, and everyone waited. Finally, it shouted Gryffindor, and you weren’t surprised. The house of the brave. Directly after Harry was called, your name rang out, making you tense. You nodded, this time to yourself, and went up, sitting on the stool. The hat came down over your eyes, and you chanted to yourself silently.

‘Slytherin, Slytherin, Slytherin,’

‘Slytherin aye? Let me see let me see, possible, but not what I would have chosen,’

‘What?’ Your eyes opened inside the hat, and you were met with darkness, it talked?

‘No no, so much potential elsewhere, I would much rather prefer Gryffindor,’

‘Gryffindor?’ You felt yourself panicking, hands clenching and unclenching, ‘No, no,’

‘No? Are you sure?’

‘I’m, no, I don’t know, my friends’ Your mother’s voice sounded in your ear nearly as clearly as the caps. Telling you to take a chance. To give it a chance. To be brave. Brave.

‘If you’re sure-’

‘Wait!’ Silence for a moment, your thoughts were whirling, finally, the hat spoke again.

‘That’s what I thought. Better be-’

“Gryffindor!” You felt sick as the hat was lifted from your head. Your vision was blurry and the sudden plunging into the light made your head spin, you looked towards the table on the far right, and saw Draco. He looked at you like he had never truly seen you before. His face was open, shocked, and then it closed, and he sneered. You got off the stool, your legs leading you to the table to the far right. It felt symbolic and ironic, and you hated it. You sat down across from a girl with bushy brown hair and smiled nervously, she smiled back. You were a Gryffindor. Merlin, what would your father think?

Negative thoughts and all your worries were pushed away when the table in front of you was suddenly brimming with food. Anything you would hope to eat appeared and everyone around you tucked in happily. Two boys who looked identical to each other and incredibly similar to Ron were entertaining the first years with wild stories of the castle, and you found yourself hanging onto every word.

“Oooooo yes, the forbidden forest-”

“How could we forget-”

“Never go there little firsties-”

“Unless you wish to perish!” You grinned, shaking your head and laughing. One of them saw and pointed towards you.

“Ah! She laughs!” You smirked, rolling your eyes good-natured.

“It’s just a forest, next to a school, how dangerous can it be?”

“I head there are centaurs there, and they’ll tie you to trees and eat you,” Ron replied eyes wide and head bobbing eagerly, you scoffed.

“Centaurs don’t eat people, Ron,” You assured, “But they might string you up,” Ron’s eyes widened even further and both twins let out a bark of laughter at your words. One reached part Ron and Harry and offered you their hand.

“I’m Fred, this is George,” He motioned to his twin.

“Y/N,” You took the hand, smiling back.

“You were with Malfoy,” Harry commented, eyeing you slightly, you felt heat rise to your face, and you nodded slightly.

“I was,”

“Are you guys mates?” Ron asked around a mouth full of food. You glanced across the room to the boy in question. He was already looking at you, and when you caught his eye he glared and looked away quickly, you frowned.

“We were.”

Back in your common room that night you found all your belongings sitting nearly at the edge of a four-poster bed. The girl from dinner, Hermione, as you learned, was directly next to you.

“It’s wonderful isn’t it?” She asked excitedly and you smiled, nodding as you searched for a pair of pajamas.

“Yes, it’s great to finally be here.” You agreed, and she bounced slightly on her bed, bubbling over with joy.

“How long have you known you were a witch?” You faltered, looking at the girl.

“I’ve always known,” She looked at you with wide eyes before grinning.

“You have to tell me everything! I have so much to catch up on, I need to find the library tomorrow and get some books, do you want to come?”

“Are you... muggle-born?” You asked, surprised. You had never met anyone before who was actually muggle-born. Not only that, but you thought you would be able to tell.

“That’s non-magic born, right? I am.” You nodded slowly, finally finding a pair of sleep pants and a t-shirt towards the bottom of your trunk. You went to your bed, one hand on your curtains, she was looking at you expectantly. You smiled.

“Sure, we can find the library after lessons tomorrow,”

“Wonderful,”

“Goodnight Hermione,”

“Goodnight, Y/N!” With that, you pulled your curtains shut tight. You changed quickly and climbed into bed before locating your journal and quill in the nightstand beside your bed. You tried to write everything you felt all day. The excitement, the fear, the disappointment, and the excitement again. When you had put down all your words you replaced the book and pulled your duvet down, sliding in. For a while you stared at the ceiling, unable to sleep. You were thinking about Draco. He couldn’t possibly stay mad at you forever, could he? You’d need to find him and talk to him sometime soon. Eventually, you drifted off, ready to start your new life at Hogwarts the following morning. Ready to take a chance.

#Harry Potter #harry potter x reader #harry potter x you #harry potter x y/n #draco malloy x reader #Draco Malfoy #draco malfoy x reader #draco malfoy x y/n #draco malfoy x you #draco malfoy x gryffindor

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pas-de-bouryas · 3 years

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TDA LV 2021 Predictions

Mini Female Top 22 Alexcia Roloff-Hafenbreadl, Isabella Charnstorm, Aurora Brady, Zoey Hibbs, Lola Boisen, Kate Baldwin, Espirt Frank, Elsie Sandall, Peyton Szuberla, Peyton Nowacki, Karyna Majeroni Top 10 Finley Ashfield, Kelsie Jacobson, Ainsley Epton, Kiera Sun, Victoria Martinez, Lilly Anderson, Harper Anderson, Keelyn Jones Top 3 Fiona Wu, Alexis Alvarez, Tiara Sherman

Mini Male Top 6 Kazuma Brailsford, Sebastian Mancini, Justin Nguyen Top 3 Jacob Barrow, Elias Elkind, Ashton Wullbrandt

Junior Female Top 23 Lexi Pawelchek, Kendall Jundt, Kylie Kaminsky, Lilly Allen, Alyssa Park, Kortlynn Rosenbaugh, Taytum Ruckle, Kendyl Fay, Kanon Greer, Ellie Smith, Makaia Roux, Julia Chavez, Top 11 Colby Rich, Campbell Castner, Amaya Weeks, Victoria Johnson, Campbell Clark, Amaya Llewellyn, Claire Monge, Carley Jensen Top 3 Crystal Huang, Josie Lutz, Alexis Mayer

Junior Male Top 11 Richie Granese, Gabriel Kleeman, Isaac Hsu-Kwan, Johnny Gray, Marius Moffit, Griffin Abrahamse, Marcus Day, Jackson Rueckert Top 3 Campbell Bas, Issac Diaz, Cooper Macalalad,

Teen Female Top 23 Isabella Jarvis, Brielle McCoy, Gianna Mojonnier, Lydia Werschay, Sofia Andrus, Sophia Sands, Keira Redpath, Sydney Ishaug, Summer Montenegro, Sabine Nehls, Sami Sonder, Georgia Ehrlich Top 11 Avery Hall, Courtney Chiu, Emma Donnelly, Izzy Howard, Brooklin Cooley, Hailey Meyers, Mariella Saunders Top 4 Ava Wagner, Sarah Moore, Savannah Kristich, Addison Middleton

Teen Male Top 15 Mason Walker, Aiden Boquiren, Oscar Villarreal, Christian De Jesus, William Huget, Drew Rosen, Madden Zook, AJ Storey, CJ Dolce, Aiden Dalton, Patricio Lopez, Sebastian Hsu-Kwan Top 3 Hudson Pletcher, Ashur Taylor, Caleb Abea

Senior Female Top 20 Lainey Myers, Paige Mcmanaman, Jenn Gamma, Imani Frazier, Kennedy Barry, Charlotte Foldes, Alexis Weldner, Makaila Teagle, Anna Miller, Olivya Sessing, Top 10 Bennet EspindaBanick, Kamryn Funk, Mia Maxwell, Gracie Lee, Sara Gutz, Kate Happe, Jade Bucci Top 3 Avery Gay, Ella Horan, Onye Stevenson

Senior Male Top 13 Brandon Torres, Wysdem Caeser, Tyler Duncan, Zach Buri, David Keingatti, Jared Alequin, Nate Milledge, Randy Phalouka, Jonah Tran, Que Masanes Top 3 Holden Maples, Jemoni Powe, Alex Shulman

#teen female is #the hardest thing ever to pick like gonna be a top 48 #lmao literally #I CANT WAITTTTT #radix starts to night this is a just a pregame

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thebiscuiteternal · 5 years

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Scary Music Masterpost

Season’s Creepings, all you lovely listeners; this is your DJ of darkness over at the Symphony of Death. Once again, it’s the time of year to update the Masterpost!Now you won’t find the classic Halloween haunts here, since those scares can be had anywhere, but maybe you’ll find a new favorite. Pull out your cauldron, brew up something nice, and kick back with me!

Masters of Horror

John Carpenter

Better Check the Kids - Halloween / Put Them in the Ground (with Jim Lang) - Body Bags / Main Theme - The Fog (1980) / All Out of Bubble Gum (with Alan Howarth) - They Live! / Hell Breaks Loose (with Alan Howarth) - Prince of Darkness / Regeneration - Christine / Just A Bedtime Story (with Jim Lang) - In the Mouth of Madness

Marco Beltrami

River’s Edge - My Soul to Take / Tea for Three Plus One - The Woman in Black / Return to Blackwood - Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark / The Concert - The Eye / Love Theme - Cursed / Priest Dies - Mimic / 1m2 (Production Note) - The Substitute / Return to Blackwood - Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark / Pulled Down Deep - The Shallows / The End of Fur - Cursed (II) / Carillon My Wayward Son - The Snowman

Charlie Clouser

American Horror Story Theme (with Cesar Davila-Irizarry) / Out of the Fire - The Collection /Hello, Zepp - Saw / Theme - Dead Silence

Bernard Herrmann

Teddy Bear Wired - Cape Fear / Theme - Vertigo / Theme - Psycho / The Tomb-Sandra - Obsession / Theme - Twisted Nerve / The Kidnapping - Obsession / Marketplace Murder - The Man Who Knew Too Much

Christopher Young

Twilight Mercy - Urban Legend / The Lament Configuration - Hellraiser / Sinister - Sinister /Concerto to Hell - Drag Me to Hell / The Devourer of Souls - Deliver Us from Evil / Butchers and Bakers - Copycat / Six Demons - The Exorcism of Emily Rose / Cryptomnesia - The Gift / The Sacrifice - The Dorm that Dripped Blood / Death After Life After Death - Untraceable / Reversing Colors - The Hider in the House / Church Isn’t Church - Pet Sematary (2019)

Video Games

Room of Angel - Akira Yamaoka & Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Silent Hill: The Room) Mandus - Jessica Curry (Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs) The Drunken Whaler - Daniel Licht (Dishonored) Chill and Rigor - Shinji Hosoe (9 Persons 9 Hours 9 Doors) I’m Not Edible! - Chris Vrenna (American McGhee’s Alice) Ring Around the Rosie - Jason Graves (Dead Space 2) Soul of Steel - Mao Hamamoto (Corpse Party) P.T. Silent Hills Ambience Weekly Despair Magazine - Masafumi Takada (Dangan Ronpa) Close to Evil - Mikko Tarmia (Penumbra) In this Wretched Place - Eipix Studios (Phantasmat) The Nameless Game (Requiem) - Masayoshi Soken (Nanashi no Game) Last Day - Koji Kondo & Toru Minegishi (Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask) Welcome to Rapture - Garry Schyman (Bioshock) Theme - Yoan Landau (Nightmare House) Plague Blossom - Ndemic Creations (Plague Inc) Gore Nest - Mick Gordon (DOOM) Creepy Forest - Jason Garner & Vince Di Vera (Don’t Starve) A Nightmare Reborn - Ramin Djawadi (Gears of War) Before the Mirror - Maribeth Solomon & Brent Barkman (Fallen London) Broken Vessel - Christopher Larkin (Hollow Knight) Letter From A Friend - Carlos Viola (The Last Door) Rata Novus - Maclaine Diemer (Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns) The Hole at the Center of Everything - Alec Holowka (Night in the Woods) Bury Her - Ivan Zanotti (imscared) Devil’s Crossing - Steve Pardo (Grim Dawn)

Movies

Close to You (Carpenters Cover) - Josefine Cronholm (Mirrormask) The Void - Stephen Price (Gravity) Intro to Horror - Harry Manfredini (Friday the 13th) The Supper - Bruno Coulais (Coraline) Tubular Bells (Exorcist Cut) - Mike Oldfield (The Exorcist) Main Theme - Shiro Sato (Ju-On : The Grudge) Main Title - Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind (The Shining) Dark Earth - Jack Trombey (Dawn of the Dead) The Ringtone (Chakushin Ari) A New Swan Queen - Clint Mansell (Black Swan) Audition - Koji Endoh (Audition) Roar! - Michael Giacchino (Cloverfield) It Was Always You, Helen - Philip Glass (Candyman) Finale / End Titles - Howard Shore (Silence of the Lambs) A Discordant Split - Kenji Kawai (Ringu) Funeral in Carpathia - James Bernard (Dracula: Prince of Darkness) Name Your Poison - Christopher Lee (The Return of Captain Invincible) The Carousel After Dark - James Horner (Something Wicked This Way Comes) The Game Begins - Masamichi Amano (Battle Royale) The Event Horizon - Michael Kamen & Orbital (Event Horizon) Poison - Herman Kopp (Der Todesking) Samara’s Song - Daveigh Chase (The Ring) Brainerd, Minnesota - Carter Burwell (Fargo) Number One Fan - Marc Shaiman (Misery) Graveyard Theme - Vince Guaraldi (It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown) We are the 1% - Darren Baker (The Conspiracy) Call to Worship - Sons of Perdition (The Backwater Gospel) Longest Night - Thomas Newman (The Shawshank Redemption) The Auction - Michael Abels (Get Out)

Anime

Youran - Kayo Konishi & Yukio Konda (Elfen Lied) Aya - Mari Fukuhara (Amatsuki) I was waiting for this moment - Yuki Kajiura (Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Rebellion) Go DA DA - Yoko Kanno (Ghost in the Shell: SAC) A Last Flower - Asa-Chang & Junray (Aku no Hana) White Hill (Maromi’s Theme) - Susumu Hirasawa (Paranoia Agent) 24 Hours OPEN - Yoko Kanno (Cowboy Bebop) Nui Harime’s Theme - Hiroyuki Sawano (Kill La Kill) Daughter - Ichirou Imai & Kazuhisa Yamaguchi (Petshop of Horrors) Monster - Susumu Hirasawa (Berserk) Ake ni Somaru - Yasuharu Takanachi (Jigoku Shoujo) Sanctus - Hikaru Nanase (Angel Sanctuary) March of the Moving Dolls - Akira Senju (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)

Other

Stay Awake (Mary Poppins cover) - Suzanne Vega Heigh Ho (Snow White cover) - Tom Waits Come Little Children - Kate Covington I, Witchfinder - Electric Wizard Brennistein - Sigur Ros Psychobabble - Frou Frou Sirens - SingerSen Lose Your Soul - Dead Man’s Bones Grisly Reminder - Midnight Syndicate An Echo, A Stain - Bjork Elaine - ABBA (trust me) Welcome Home (Instrumental) - Coheed and Cambria The Greatest Show Unearthed - Creature Feature Something Wicked (That Way Went) - Vernian Process Black Water - Timber Timbre God’s Away on Business - Tom Waits The Wicked - Blues Saraceno The Gravedigger - The Pine Box Boys Lake Ponchartrain - Ludo The Smiler - IMA Score (Alton Towers Amusement Park) DOA - Bloodrock Breathing Water - Inhale Chupacabra Cha Cha - The Swingtips Confrontation - Anthony Warlow (Broadway’s Jekyll and Hyde) No Death - Mirel Wagner Thick as Thieves - Natalie Merchant Say Goodnight - Skeleton Key The Sad Mafioso - Godspeed You! Black Emperor What’s So Amazing About Grace? - The Paper Chase Blood on the Blue Grass - Legendary Shack Shakers In A Lonely Place - Joy Division Walpurgis - Black Sabbath

Television

Are You Afraid of the Dark? - Jeff Fisher Theme to Unsolved Mysteries - Michael Boyd & Gary Remal Malkin The Red Room - Angelo Badalamenti & David Lynch (Twin Peaks) Suite from “The Mark of the Rani” - Jonathan Gibbs (Doctor Who) Norma Doesn’t Approve - Chris Bacon (Bates Motel) The Cordyceps - George Fenton (Planet Earth) Dark Harvest Chase - Kevin Manthei (Invader Zim) Main Theme - Robert Lydecker & Brian Tyler (Sleepy Hollow) Blood Theme - Daniel Licht (Dexter) Arkham Asylum - Shirley Walker & Todd Hayen (Batman the Animated Series) The Old Mill - The Blasting Company (Over the Garden Wall) Sleep Deprivation - Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross (Bird Box) Turn on the Lights - Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein (Stranger Things)

#music #scary music #creepy music #halloween #masterpost #music post

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docgold13 · 4 years

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I feel really stupid for it, but usually when I send asks to people about something that I think might "reveal" anything or "expose" me irl, I get irrationally nervous about reading their answers even though I'm asking anonymously and I'm basically talking to a random stranger on the internet that I'll likely never meet anyway

That doesn’t sound too unusual. It sounds kind of similar to what psychologist David Elkind referred to as ‘imaginary audience’ The premise of this idea is a feeling that one’s behavior or actions are the main focus of other people's attention... Elkins coined the term as a means of explaining or accounting for a variety of adolescent behaviors and experiences (including heightened self-consciousness, distortions of others' views of the self, and a tendency toward conformity and adhering to fads).

Of course this was back in 1967. Well before the internet put everyone’s every thought, action and attitude up online for everyone to see for all time. Now that ‘imaginary audience’ isn’t so imaginary. People of a certain age have grown up entirely observed and catalogued from day one.

At the same time, the sheer volume of people on line creates a new form of anonymity. There are just too many people to keep track of and the likelihood of somehow getting ‘outed’ or recognized as someone that someone else knows from real life is all but statistically infinitesimal.

With that in mind, I would wager to guess that the anxiety you feel about posting or reading an anonymous ask is less about a logical, real world worry and more a general byproduct of feeling watched and the sense of self-consciousness that can be engendered by our always-on/always appraised society.

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gothgyopo · 5 years

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My Favorite Horror Movie Soundtracks:

Reborn by Colin Stetson from Hereditary (2017)

Into the Canyon by Theodore Shapiro from The Invitation (2015)

Haré in the Woods by Mark Koven from The Witch (2016)

Witches Coven by Mark Koven from The Witch (2016)

The entire The Shining (1980) soundtrack by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind

Heels by Disasterpeace from It Follows (2014)

Side A and Side B by David Lynch and Alan R. Splet from Eraserhead (1977)

The Alien by Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow from Annihilation (2017)

Requiem for Soprano from 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

#horror #horror movies #mine #recs #horror soundtrack #soundtracks #movies

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clemsfilmdiary · 5 years

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The Best of March 2019

Best Discovery: Buffet Froid

Runners Up: A Night Full of Rain, Bye Bye Monkey, Dementia, Le Boucher, Les Biches, Maîtresse, Moderato Cantabile, Swept Away

Best Rewatch: Little Murders

Runners Up: Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, Brewster McCloud, Dersu Uzala, The Devils, The Eel, Eyes Wide Shut, Hiroshima Mon Amour, Inland Empire, Notorious, Repulsion, The Shining

Best Male Performance: Giancarlo Giannini in Swept Away

Runners Up: Gérard Depardieu in Bye Bye Monkey, Oliver Reed in The Devils, Tom Cruise in Eyes Wide Shut, Elliott Gould in Little Murders, Vincent Lindon in The Measure of a Man, Klaus Kinski in Nosferatu the Vampyre

Best Female Performance: Laura Dern in Inland Empire

Runners Up: Mia Farrow in Alice, Emmanuelle Riva in Hiroshima Mon Amour, Stéphane Audran in Le Boucher and Les Biches, Jeanne Moreau in Moderato Cantabile, Ingrid Bergman in Notorious, Shelley Duvall in The Shining

Best Supporting Performance or Cameo: Donald Sutherland in Little Murders

Runners Up: Shelley Duvall and Stacy Keach in Brewster McCloud, Vanessa Redgrave in The Devils, Alan Cumming in Eyes Wide Shut, Diane Ladd, Julia Ormond and Grace Zabriskie in Inland Empire, Alan Arkin, Vincent Gardenia, Marcia Rodd, and Elizabeth Wilson in Little Murders, Margit Carstensen in Satan's Brew

Best Mise-en-scène: The Shining

Runners Up: Buffet Froid, Bye Bye Monkey, The Eel, Dementia, Dersu Uzala, The Devils, Eyes Wide Shut, Hiroshima Mon Amour, Inland Empire, Last Year at Marienbad, Little Murders, The Moon in the Gutter, Nosferatu the Vampyre, Repulsion

Best Locations: Hiroshima Mon Amour

Runners Up: Buffet Froid, Bye Bye Monkey, The Eel, Death Watch, Inland Empire, Last Year at Marienbad, Le Boucher, Moderato Cantabile, Nosferatu the Vampyre, The Shining, Swept Away, The Virgin and the Gypsy

Best Production Design: The Devils

Runners Up: Bye Bye Monkey, Eyes Wide Shut, The Moon in the Gutter, The Shining

Best Score or Use of Music: Hiroshima Mon Amour (Georges Delerue, Giovanni Fusco)

Runners Up: Bye Bye Monkey (Philippe Sarde), Chinese Roulette (Peer Raben), Dersu Uzala (Isaac Schwarts), The Devils (Peter Maxwell Davies), Eyes Wide Shut (György Ligeti, Jocelyn Pook) Inland Empire (David Lynch, Krzysztof Penderecki, Marek Zebrowski), Last Year at Marienbad (Francis Seyrig), Repulsion (Chico Hamilton), Satan's Brew (Peer Raben), The Shining (Wendy Carlos, Rachel Elkind, György Ligeti, Krzysztof Penderecki)

Best Hunk: Giancarlo Giannini in Swept Away

Runners Up: Yuriy Solomin in Dersu Uzala, Oliver Reed in The Devils, Armin Meier in Satan's Brew, Giancarlo Giannini in A Night Full of Rain, Dabney Coleman in On Golden Pond, Franco Nero in The Virgin and the Gypsy, David Morse in The Crossing Guard

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