Competitive: Video Analysis

This video is a lecture by Jean Kilbourne. She is the creator of several films in the Killing us Softly series, which deal with the exploitation of women in advertising. She is also a famed author, speaker and political advisor.

Monday not long after arriving at the office SAC Mark Pro received a phone call concerning assistance from the GBI for a death in Adel. CSS Kellyn Wilkes was the CSS on call. The other intern “Olivia” and I rode with CSS Wilkes to the scene. Upon arrival, we were still waiting on a search warrant before entering the house. However, since pictures are always taken before entering a house in death investigations we took pictures from different distances as well as vehicles on the property before entering the residence. Additionally, DNA swabs were taken before entering the home as well. I watched and observed as evidence was obtained and as the residence was searched. Afterward, evidenced was logged into an online database and left with the Adel Sherriff department.

After watching the video Precious Knowledge, the first example of ethnic studies being threatened/ facing elimination is that senate is passing bills like 2881 that act against diversity and programs that support and culture beyond what is sought to be “fit” in the American educational system. Programs that promote ethnic studies gives students the pride and knowledge of where they have come from and therefore they feel more engaged in the classroom. Leaders like Tom Horne have the right to their own opinion but are being oppressive by not embracing the culture of different ethnic groups. By not attending these classes and trying to relate to these diverse communities; he is creating a dystopia to the American youth. Political leaders should

1.) What is one definition of culture from the sheet "What is Culture?" and what was an illustration/example of this definition that you found in the video?

Frontlines video “Separate and Unequal” brings up two differing sides to an on growing concern within Baton Rouge. Both sides have one common goal and that is to better the education of their own children. However, with this mutual desire comes conflict with both parties due to the fact that some parents believe that their child is not receiving the best education they can get and thus limiting their child’s future. Frontline though does not choose to focus on this important issue throughout the video and instead alters the situation so it becomes a racial conflict instead.

(1) Arresting someone who appears to be intoxicated would constitute as discrimination unless the person who appears to be intoxicated does something unlawful like causing a disturbance or endanger others and themselves. However if a police officer suspects criminal activity or the suspect is acting or appear intoxicated they have the right to search and frisk. Whether or not the suspect should be arrested should depend on how they act, not how they look. Police have the right to detain people for even just acting intoxicated to protect the well being for themselves and others.

In this video Matt Cutts discusses how people can try something that they really always wanted, just for 30 days and, based on the experience of Morgan Spurlock, Matt Cutts proposes removing or adding things in your life for 30 days. He proposes to add things, like biking to work, 10,000 steps a day, take a picture a day or even write a book and also remove things, like TV, sugar, caffeine and twitter, just for 30

The Graeters video relates to what we have learned about business and change by showing us that change within a business is virtually inevitable. As times change and technology becomes more apparent, business must also change or use valuable resources to become more efficient to keep up with, or become more successful than the surrounding competition. Graeters experience with change was a bit different than that of other companies. Before technological innovations brought about the refrigerator and modern ice cream machines ice cream was a delicacy, it was something people couldn’t get every day or whenever they desired. In the times after though, many companies began to mass produce ice cream making thousands of gallons per day. Graeters

so compression gear it has gain allot off populate in the last few years and people now spending big bucks on it. the question that has been coming through from few off my clients is that do they really even work!

In this video, there were some things that I discovered that surprised me such as how Modern History has been shaped by conquerors who developed some advantages like guns, germs, and steel and how the differences in their environment conducted them to achieve their success. In addition, powerful societies have in common large populations, developmental technology, and well-organized workforce. Furthermore, Agriculture prompted some places better because the habitants were hunter-gathers that at some point their skills were not enough to feed a big population, as a result they started to work the land and produced their own food. They became farmers that began to control nature. For instance, Eurasia because of the geography and existence of plants and animals that can be conveniently domesticated presented a great advantage in agriculture and domesticating.

After watching the Carol Marcotte and Sally Biggs video, I decided to respond to the topic of budgeting to meet the needs of our students. Specifically, how we can validate what we say in one of our belief statements. That belief statement reads, “we believe that learning and living abroad facilitates a cosmopolitan world view” and as such, it is the desire of the school to have each student have an international travel experience. While the word “cosmopolitan” has become a running joke among our faculty conversations, the premise is that we are able to see beyond our rural campus and have a positive impact on the greater world.

Up until today, I've always wondered what the appeal was to opening a store right next door to your competition. What you said makes sense, that store A reaps the benefits of Store B without really trying simply because of location. I'm the type of person that hates malls and wants to be in and out as quickly as possible lest I end up going crazy. If Store A has what I want and is centrally located to where I parked, I'll likely go there without giving Store B much thought if it's on the other side of the mall from me regardless of if they are running a sale or not. If Store B is next to Store A, I would likely stop and price shop.

The video made by Professor Faden is not breaking copyright law. He is clear on his purposes for using Disney clips and what the video is about. The video created by the professor does not harm the original value of the work, it has a specific educational purpose that is non-profit, the video clips are short and they are enough to describe the video purpose.

The first evidence in which literature accurately represents society is the physical abuse endured by those with power. Throughout history, it is obvious that any person who claims power over blacks beat, torture, and even kill black men and women from being just that, black. This perpetual suffering comes from slave owners that eventually evolves to become the police force we live with today. History shows us that white societies display to be as technologically advanced as African civilizations. However, this does not last for long and the British colonies had “forcibly remove its inhabitants to work as slave laborers in new colonies across the Atlantic, Africans came to be seen as a deficient ‘species,’ as ‘savages’”. Consequently, this

As my hands touched the keys, my mind began to race. What was I programing? Where should I start? Brainstorming for ideas, my mind kept coming back to YouTube. A simple and sleek video player, YouTube has an underlying structure for getting a video file and building a player around it. Realizing I had no idea what the programming commands for an internet video were, I started by crafting a simple resizing program. Getting the screen size was easy, and translating it to a scaled aspect ratio wasn’t much harder. After applying the aspect ratio to a black square on the screen, I realized that not every video would have the same ratio. Thus, I researched how to get the size of this scaled box, and how to set a video width and height.