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I watched the video. I felt that Tim had a great understanding of what he wanted his pictures to represent. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteI watched the video. I remember back when there were no car seats and my dad smoked around me etc. It really didn't kill us and we are still around. I've never tried Seventh Generation products.
ReplyDeleteI watched the video and I would hate to have been Josh' friends or sister. Yuck!! I personally do not like pranks. They are so rude!!
ReplyDeleteI watched the video on creativity and was impressed by Tim's carving talent. And I think it's interesting that he learned by himself to compose tunes (in his way of putting notes and beats together); he gave me hope when he said: "old dogs, new tricks" when he was talking about actually having to learn music for his fellowship with the Brooklyn Philharmonic. It was interesting how he compared composing in terms of his block work versus the musicality of creating tunes.
ReplyDeleteI watched the Seventh Generation laundry detergent video and was immediately relieved after viewing each old time segment (an occurrence we are all aware of now being harmful) that situations like that didn't occur anymore, i.e. sitting out in the sun for hours, not buckling baby in a car seat while in the car or even smoking around others. We know better, but it's true that when ads for detergent boast "whiter than white," I really don't know what they mean. The video let me in on what the ads mean by saying it referred to the chemical brighteners that are used on the clothes. But there's no need for chemical brighteners when they are toxic (especially for baby cloths washing). I would rather buy Seventh Generation detergent if it means I don't get the harmful addition of chemical brighteners in the detergent.
ReplyDeleteI watched the caramel apple prank video and found it humorous. I felt bad for Josh's sister and friends. I would have liked to see more people get pranked just to see a reaction but I do understand the limitations of this project. Overall it was a funny prank because most people would never suspect to bite into a supposed apple and get an onion instead, especially when it looks delicious covered in caramel sauce and sprinkles.
ReplyDeleteI watched the GE energy video and thought the new regenerative braking method is a brilliant new way to be more energy efficient. It's neat that the energy used by a vehicle when braking can be conserved so that it isn't wasted and rather be converted to electricity which then can be used to power the vehicle.
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