Killer of Popular Singer Convicted - October 1995

The killer of Selena, the popular Mexican-American singer who had been shot to death in Corpus Christi, TX, in March, was convicted of murder in Houston, October 23. Selena Quintanilla Perez, who performed a music style called Tejano, had been thought to be at the point of stardom. On the day of her death she met at a motel with Yolanda Saldivar, founder of her fan club, who had been dismissed after alledgedly embezzling $30,000 from a boutique owned by Selena's family. Saldivar shot Selena fatally, and later contended that her gun had gone off by accident. The Houston jury, October 26, sentenced Saldivar to life in prison.

Programs to Be Rated for Sex, Violence - February 1996

Pres. Bill Clinton, February 8, asked television network and cable executives to come to the White House to work out a means of rating television programs that had a violent or sexual content. At the meeting with the president, February 29, the heads of 4 major networks and the leading cable companies agreed to take steps to implement use of the so-called v-chip (for "violence") that parents could install in their sets. The chip, which was mandated in the telecommunications law just passed by Congress, would "read" a program's rating, and television owners would have the option of blocking out programs with certain ratings.

Chicago TV Flashback - August 9, 1983

WLS channel 7 TV schedule for Tuesday, August 9, 1983

Morning

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5:55a - Reflections

6a - ABC News This Morning/Eyewitness News (1 hour)

7a - Good Morning America (2 hours)

9a - AM Chicago

9:30a - Edge of Night

10a - Too Close for Comfort

10:30a - Loving

11a - Family Feud

11:30a - Ryan's Hope

Afternoon

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Noon - All My Children (1 hour)

1p - One Life to Live (1 hour)

2p - General Hospital (1 hour)

3p - The 3 O'Clock Movie: Good Neighbor Sam part 1 (1 hr, 30 min)

4:30p - Eyewitness News at 4:30 (1 hour)

5:30p - World News Tonight with Peter Jennings

Evening

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6p - Eyewitness News at 6 (1 hour)

7p - 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour (Finale)

7:30p - Joanie Loves Chachi

8p - Three's Company

8:30p - 9 to 5

9p - Hart to Hart (1 hour)

10p - Eyewitness News at 10

10:30p - Nightline with Ted Koppel (1 hour)

11:30p - Late Night Movie: The Stranger (2 hrs, 10 min)

My Life - July 17, 2025

Hey y'all, what's going on?

It's been awhile since my last entry, but I want to take a few minutes of your time to talk to you about what has happened to me. The internet has became a very powerful tool for all ages since 1994 where they can learn about certain things, play online games, etc., but the internet can lead to many problems, including cyberbullying on social media platforms. I'm writing this entry to explain to you the best I can about me being the only target of cyberbullying on Bluesky.

On Monday, July 14th, two days after AEW's All In pay-per-view, I found an article about the bad conditions and problems of what happened at the annual AEW Starrcast convention in Texas. After reading the entire article, I posted the article on my Bluesky profile saying that AEW needs to do better. After that article was posted by me, I get this... (NSFW language)

These screenshots I took on the morning of July 14th, they called me names, insulted me, mocked me, and cyberbullied me. After I got about a dozen of these posts in the notifications, I wasted no time reporting, blocking and muting these users for those reasons. About 2 hours since being cyberbullied, I not only had to close my Bluesky account after 1 year being a user of this platform, but ended my time on social media after 19 years being on 5 different platforms. I'm gonna go on record in saying that history has repeated itself and it goes back 5 years on Twitter on the night of Wednesday, September 29th, 2020 where the "wrestling fans" insulted me, mocked me, calling me names and cyberbullying me for having the courage to speak up and disagree when a wrestling product goes wrong.

Because of this from the screenshots I took this week after what the "wrestling fans" in the toxic internet wrestling community aka the IWC, my mental health has hit rock bottom. I went to other sites to talk about the cyberbullying incident with others and they were shocked that I've been cyberbullied.

As of this writing, it has been three days since I left the toxic world of social media behind, and like I said, my mental health has hit rock bottom because of it. I'm also distancing myself from the wrestling channels on YouTube by unsubscribing them, and remove any playlists I had in the last 6 years.