Assistant Coach and Star Player der "DC Fickfroesche"
Mr. Nick "Big Di&€" Van ZiegertDVZ
Deko fuer Pappa's neues Team: die "DC Fickfroesche"
Sportart TBD, z.B Extremcouchen...DVZ
Fuer die obsessiven Muttis mit viel Zeit und Ritalin, das sie ihrnen Kindern geklaut haben: LunchboxAwesome
mannomann, als ob die blagen nicht schon verwoehnt genug waeren...
Not just for girls anymore: Distorted body image induced by media obsession and obessive media - How the media you consume can change your life
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By the time a girl growing up in the United States reaches age 12, she will have seen 77,546 commercials. As a teenager, she will spend more than 10 hours a day consuming media. How does this barrage of advertising affect a young woman's brain? Miss Representation has the answer and it's not pretty.
Via Vimeo.
All the media that's fit to consume.
ever wonder how this might affect boys?
Kinderstars am Ende: Pu der Bär sieht keinen Ausweg mehr..
Die frohen Farben, die akkurat gearbeiteten Abbilder von Minnie Maus, Spiderman und Hello Kitty bringen die Kinderstars auf Fallhöhe, aus der sie Waller dann abstürzen lässt.
"Die finden das total witzig", sagt Wichers, die Kuratorin, über die Reaktion von Kindern auf die Ausstellung. Eine Minnie Mouse, die vergewaltigt am Boden liegt, ist allerdings vorsorglich etwas abseits ausgestellt.
Die Künstlerin selbst interpretiert ihre Arbeiten als Auseinandersetzung mit Lebensentwürfen im Kapitalismus. "Wir streben alle nach Erfolg", sagte sie der "Bild"-Zeitung. "Aber eigentlich ist Scheitern immer schon dabei."
Der Beweis, dass TV Babies blöder macht: Disney Expands Its "Baby Einstein" Refunds
The Walt Disney Co. is expanding a refund program for its "Baby Einstein" videos for toddlers in response to challenges about the legitimacy of its educational claims.The company upgraded a customer satisfaction program beginning last month by explicitly offering cash refunds on any DVDs bought from June 5, 2004 to Sept. 4.
Buyers can also exchange DVDs for a "Baby Einstein" book or music CD, or receive 25 percent off a "Little Einstein" product. The offer expires March 4.
The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, a Boston-based advocacy group, claimed "victory" Friday in its years-long battle to protect consumers from falsely believing the videos could, for example, teach words to babies under 2 years old.
"We believe that this is an acknowledgment that baby videos are not educational," said Susan Linn, a psychologist and director of the campaign.
The campaign complained to the Federal Trade Commission in May 2006, saying claims made on "Baby Einstein" packaging and the Web site were not supportable by scientific research.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children under 2 years old watch no television or other "screen media." Experts say early television viewership can lead to attention problems, reports CBS News correspondent Hari Sreenivasan.
medienkompentenz, my ass..


