Thursday, December 10, 2009
Group Presentations Day 2
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Group Presentations Day 1
Finished touches
Progress Journal for PSA
Progress Journal
Members: Marisa Weachter, Morgan Hammer, Amanda Carpenter
PSA for Abandon Children in China
11/20/09 45 min.
We viewed several PSA’s that we found on the internet through the AD council. After viewing these powerful service announcements, we collected several new tactics and ideas that would help make our project really beneficial and powerful.
11/22/09 1.5hr
We began starting our PSA in imovie. We searched for pictures of Abandon children in China, that we could use in our project. After collecting plenty of pictures we began editing the pictures and arranging them in imovie, to create the first part of our PSA.
11/23/09 1hr
After having the basic foundation of our PSA , we began adding text and audio. We used the new techniques for our video that we found in previous PSA that we looked at.
11/30/09 45 min
today we searched and added music to our project and edited to put the finishing touches on our rough draft.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Group Project
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Abandoned Children
HACC- Help Abandoned Children in China
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Why am I always so tired?!
Thanksgiving.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
New House
Uganda
Friday, October 23, 2009
BSU Football
Fall Break
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Baseball Playoffs
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Mexico's drug cartels
The article titled "Mexico's growing drug Cartels seep across US border" explains that for years now, drug cartels have become an issue that is affecting our U.S. government and has become increasingly worse.. "Mexican trafficking organizations now control operations along the Mexico border, the West Coast of the US, and well into the midwest," according to a Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) report. Research has shown that an alarming rate of about 90 percent of illegal drugs distributed in the United States come from Mexico. The article explains: "influence the choices that too many Americans make about where to live, when to venture out of their homes, or where to send their children to school." This is a problem to our community that is trying to stay safe from this neighboring country. The cartels are even taking advantage of our military veterans, who are experts in weapons and computer stuff.
Blair, James "Mexico's growing drug cartels seep across US border." Christian Science Monitor 17 Sept. 1997: 3. Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 13 Oct. 2009.