Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
4/2 assignment
Chris Stern
4/2/12
Blog assignment
1.
Examining-
Setting shot of the moon, zoomed out -
showing context
2.
Contexting-
Spaceship crashing on the moon- giving context
3.
Panning- Overhead, from afar shot of astronauts-
showing them in the overall setting
4.
Pointing-
Zoom shot on both the astronauts and their discovery- allowing the viewer to
see the moment of discovery.
5.
Pointing-
Zoom in on the astronauts face for dramatic affect as he talks to mission
control.
6.
Black fade out
7.
Pointing/contexting
- Cut to the vault, change settings to modern day
3/30 blog assignment
Chris Stern
3/30/12
Blog assignment
1.
Setting shot of the moon, zoomed out - showing context
2.
Spaceship crashing on the moon- giving context
3.
Overhead, from afar shot of astronauts- showing
them in the overall setting
4.
Zoom shot on both the astronauts and their
discovery- allowing the viewer to see the moment of discovery.
5.
Zoom in on the astronauts face for dramatic
affect as he talks to mission control.
6.
Cut to the vault, change settings to modern day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHRf01Gjosk
Monday, February 27, 2012
Pete Rose Work Cited
Work Cited
1.
"Pete Rose." Baseball-Reference.com.
Web. 27 Feb. 2012.
<http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/r/rosepe01.shtml>.
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This website will be used to show the stats of
Pete Rose. He holds several prestigious MLB records as well as several all-star
appearances. This website will allow me to analyze his 23 year long career by
the numbers in an effort prove why he is one of the best players to ever play
in the major leagues. This website will also allow me to prove that although he
has admitted to gambling that he never through big games, series or seasons because
of his outstanding performance on the field.
2.
"Rose Admits to Betting on Reds 'every
Night'" ESPN.com. Web. 27 Feb. 2012.
<http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2798498>.
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This article documents Pete Rose’s official confession
about his gambling and back room dealings during his playing career. Previously
Rose had denied all allegations but only a few years ago did he finally admit to
the truth behind some of the allegations. This article will allow me to see
what exactly he admitted to and what some of the remaining claims are that he
either still denies or did not directly address.
3.
"The Exile of Pete Rose." Eve's
Magazine. Web. 27 Feb. 2012. <http://www.evesmag.com/peterose.htm>.
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This article is the full story behind the scandal
and controversy of Pete Rose. This article will allow me to see the events as
they unfolded and to see all sides of the argument. I will use this article to
gain better understanding of not only what went on but also to help derive my argument
as to why Pete Rose should be in the hall of fame.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
2/15 assignment
Every child naturally looks up to
their parents. From the beginning of a young child’s life they spend most of their
time with their parents. They are taught how to live by their parents. They are
taught what they truly enjoy and also what they truly hate by their parents.
But some parents are over bearing. They don’t allow their child to grow and
explore the world around them freely and safely in order to discover all it has
to offer. This concept of overbearing parents is something that unfortunately
can be seen in excess in the sports world. Almost every person in their youth
played sports at one time or another. Sports are a major part of growing up. Not
only are they fun but they teach lessons about life that cannot be taught in
the classroom. But when parents lose sight of the fundamental reasons of why
people play sports and get caught up in the heightened drama of the professional
sporting world of today the results can be dangerous. Unfortunately in today’s
world there are a lot of parents who attempt to force their kids to play sports
for a variety of wrong reasons. Whether
it be their own lack of athletic accomplishments as a child or their want for their
child to be the next professional star, parents who force and put this type of
pressure on their kids are creating a negative and unhealthy relationship that
can permanently harm not only their relationship with their child but their
child themselves too. Parents who attempt to make the game larger than life by
putting monumental amounts of pressure on their young child to perform are
forcing their kids on the inside to deal with a fear of failure rather than a
desire to succeed. Why these may end in a similar outcome most of the time, the
driving force behind what compels the child to compete their hardest is very different.
Overbearing and aggressive sports parents can not only ruin the fun of the game
for their child but it can also have long term physiological and social effects
on the child long after they have
stopped playing.
Monday, February 13, 2012
research paper possible topics
Sports Parents
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- Good vs bad sports parents
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- Effects of a good sports parent
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- Effects of a negative sports parent
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- How the child views there parent
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- What happened on a sports team that a parent doesn’t
see
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“tough love” concept
Gay marriage
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- Current issues/news
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- Should it be allowed
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Legal complications
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Defining marriage
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- Civil union?
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- Why both sides feel so strongly about this.
n
Renewable energy
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- Fossil fuels- their ups and down
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- How can renewable energy help
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How cost effective is it
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- How many people can be supported by it
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- National safety?
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How will it affect the USA in the long run
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- Best way to go about creating this new energy infrastructure
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- How long will this take
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Should it be done privately or though the govt?
American society’s work ethic
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- Do people work to much?
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Are people being compensated enough for their
work
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Is the American dream still feasible
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- European culture
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- Other cultures value systems
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- How Americans priorities
Friday, January 27, 2012
Picture for paper
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