| Educational Uses of Second Life - 419 sec
An overview of educational uses of Second Life including educational locations, tools, and learning archetypes that are applicable to Second Life.
Auteur : MaryAnnCLT
Tags:Second Life Kapp Class Education
 | | LSD Educational Video (Part 1) - 91 sec
LSD Educational Video
http://www.RaccoonsHaveArrived.com
Auteur : enot2
Tags:lsd acid educational video substances drugs propaganda documentary marijuana
| | PETA Educational Video - 283 sec
Shameless plug: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1833448/
UPDATE: Although I am a member of the organization, that does not mean that I agree 100% with all of PETA's decision making. They are an organized corporation. I am not. I placed this video on here for the sole purpose of education. That's it. For those of you who decide to leave threatening comments, be advised that doing so would be extremely unwise on your behalf. Online threats are a criminal offense. Google logs all IP addresses and messages. Be smart.
I want to continue thanking all of you who have viewed and left encouraging comments and even not so nice comments but I am no one to discontinue or limit our Freedom of Speech. Keep spreading the information and also make up your own mind with what you learn. Thank you.
Every year, millions of animals are killed for the clothing industry. Whether they come from Chinese fur farms, Indian slaughterhouses, or the Australian Outback, an immeasurable amount of suffering goes into every fur-trimmed jacket, leather belt, and wool sweater.
PLEASE write to the Chinese ambassador;
His Excellency Zhou Wenzhong
Ambassador of the People's Republic of China
Embassy of the People's Republic of China
2300 Connecticut Ave. N.W.
Washington, DC 20008, US.
THESE DEFENCELESS ANIMALS ARE TREATED WITH UTTER CONTEMPT YET THEY ARE THE VERY THING THAT IS ENABLING THESE CALLOUS BUTCHERS TO MAKE A LIVING.
Urge China to enact an animal welfare law that will stop the barbaric slaughter.
ACT NOW TO HELP STOP THIS TORTUROUS TRADE.
Auteur : chkdg8
Tags: peta educational video truth animal cruelty
| | 1950 - What Makes a Good Party - 632 sec
1950s educational video about what, infact, makes a "good" party.
Auteur : stantonz
Tags:1950s propaganda hygiene films teens school prelinger party instructional kitsch camp campy
| | "Nonverbal Communication in Education" Educational Video - 308 sec
Video made for a class presentation on Nonverbal Communication.
Directed and Edited by Joe Anderson
www.nippsproductions.com
Auteur : Nipps83
Tags:nipps students class learning
| | Buhlud. - 58 sec
Oh how funny the word 'blood' can sound.
Accidents happen.
Auteur : austinthaler
Tags:blood little boy cute face facial expression funny home movie
| | "Bus Nut" - A Vintage Educational School Bus Safety Film - 510 sec
From the article at:
http://www.i-mockery.com/minimocks/bus-nut
Here's "Bus Nut" - an educational school bus safety film from 1980 featuring a girl who is truly a BUS NUT!
Auteur : imockery
Tags:i-mockery bus nut 1980 school busses cheesewagon
| | Swimming. Butterfly. Educational video. - 144 sec
Shown by Denis Pankratov - two gold medals at Atlnta Olympics. Video language: Russian.
Auteur : 5erhio
Tags:Denis Pankratov educational video swimming butterfly
| | Crystal Meth / Methamphetamine / Ice - Educational Video PSA - 3634 sec
"Melting The Ice - Fighting Methamphetamine". Sponsors: This program is made possible through a partnership with the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT) Program at St. Petersburg College and the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), with the technical support of the Satellite Education Network (SEN) at Ft. Lee, VA. Target Audience Statement: Primary target audiences for this program will include law enforcement officials, drug prevention specialists, Drug-Free Communities Act grantees, administrators, school drug counselors, high school athletic officials, treatment providers, drug court members, policy makers, business leaders, coalition volunteers, drug demand reduction coordinators, criminal justice professionals, members of the religious community and other community partners who may be interested. This program is also suitable for Public Access television distribution. Program Summary And Objectives: It's an epidemic... spreading across the country from west to east. If it isn't in your community yet, it will be. Methamphetamine kills people every day and knows no boundaries. Coalitions and concerned citizens everywhere can play a part in slowing down this plague. During this hour-long broadcast, we'll hear from law enforcement about the realities of fighting a drug that is "homegrown"--made using over-the-counter cold medicines and household chemicals. The drug is dangerous and so are those who make it. If you come across a lab by accident, the results could be catastrophic. Find out the signs of meth use and meth production so you can help take back your community from this ravaging drug epidemic. We'll see how community involvement can make a difference. One grassroots program that began in America's heartland is now a model for the rest of the country. A frontier city of 50,000 people is addressing all facets of the meth problem, from helping drug endangered children to increasing treatment capacity. We'll also discuss how the Montana Meth Project is utilizing alarming ads and the internet, all aimed at keeping teens from trying meth... even once. Also, hear from a recovering meth addict about her struggle and ultimate triumph over one of the most addicting drugs ever. Together, we can help melt the ice! Learning Objectives: Learn about the scope of the national; methamphetamine problem; Find out why meth is so dangerous to the users, community members, and law enforcement. See what community groups are doing to fight the problem. Hear "straight talk" from a former methamphetamine addict. Panelists: Hosted By: Mary Elizabeth Larson, Vice President, Communications and Membership, Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA). Content Providers: Sgt. Jim Wingo, Missouri Highway Patrol - Jim Wingo is presently a Narcotics Investigator with the Missouri State Highway Patrol and has been assigned to the division of drug and crime control since 1989. Wingo has served in law enforcement since 1978, with the last 22 years in the Missouri State Highway Patrol. He has worked in Narcotics since 1989, with emphasis on Clandestine Labs. He began his Clan Lab Enforcement training in 1996, and from 2000-2004, was Clan Lab Training Coordinator for the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Cristi Cain, State Coordinator for the Kansas Methamphetamine Prevention Project - Cain has worked in communities across Kansas implementing strategies that have proven successful in addressing the meth problem. She has presented and provided trainings at local, state, and national levels and has provided testimony at a Congressional hearing. In March of 2006, Cain received an Office of National Drug Control Policy Director's Award for Distinguished Service for her dedication and leadership in combating methamphetamine. Cristi received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Kansas State University. She has received specialized training in methamphetamine addiction, drug endangered children's issues, and has received clandestine laboratory certification. Tom Pagel, Chief of Police, Casper, WY - Tom Pagel is a lead player in his city's efforts to reduce meth use and meth-related problems. Prior to his tenure as the Chief of Police, Pagel served as the director of the state's Division of Criminal Investigation for 12 years. During Pagel's tenure as director, the DCI team developed the Wyoming Methamphetamine Initiative, and ensured the passage of HB-59, the controlled substance bill. Pagel started with DCI in 1979. He was the 1989 recipient of the Wyoming Peace Officer of the Year Award and the 1999 recipient of the Western Governors' Association George S. Mickelson Memorial Fellowship. He is the past president of the national alliance of State Drug Enforcement Agencies and the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Program. He has also served as the chairman of the Governor's Substance Abuse and Violent Crime Advisory Board and the Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies. Vicki Sickels, Former Meth Addict, Chemical Dependency Counselor - Vicki Sickels became addicted to methamphetamine in 1988 and finally gained lasting recovery a decade later after receiving long-term residential treatment. She then became certified as a substance abuse counselor and obtained her Master Social Worker License from the University of Iowa. She is currently employed as the chemical dependency counselor for a methamphetamine research program at Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines and does prevention work for the AIDS Project of Central Iowa. Public domain video.
Auteur : rosaryfilms
Tags:meth methamphetamine drug drugs substance chemical abuse addiction addicted epidemic treatment addict recovery education
| | Morogrim Tidewalker Educational - 390 sec
Music: Kay Stone - Alone (Kasuma Remix)
A video detailing the Morogrim Tidewalker fight in World of Warcraft's Serpent Shrine Cavern.
More Information on the Paladin Tank:
The Paladin Tank has ~300-400 total spell damage which increases healing done. He has Righteous Fury buffed (of course) and the Libram of Souls Redeemed equipped which "Increases the benefit your Flash of Light and Holy Light receive from Blessing of Light by 105" (dropped off any of the Opera events in Karazhan). The Warlock is buffed with a single-target Blessing of Light. He also has Fel Armor on which increases "the amount of health generated through spells and effects by 20%". So basically the Warlock is buffed to hell with +healing taken.
As soon as Tidewalker does Earthquake the Warlock is dropped to ~60% health and the Paladin Tank begins spamming top-rank Holy Lights on him. At the same time, the Warlock is spamming Life Tap to bring his life low enough so that he is taking full heals. Sometimes other classes will get healing aggro as well on the murlocs but they will have to use aggro drop abilities to keep them away, such as priests Fade. As soon as the murlocs arrive at the paladin tank, the should be standing in Consecration and attacking the paladin also generates more threat. Basically, as soon as the murlocs are attacking the paladin, there is a very slim chance that they will get pealed off.
Auteur : mawowtube
Tags: Morogrim Tidewalker World of Warcraft Serpent Shrine Cavern SSC How To Boss Horde Guild Occams Razor Epic
| | CLASSIC 1950's Boys Sex Educational MASTURBATION Video p-1 - 209 sec
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This is a hilarious 1950's sex education video show that was shown to millions of classroom children during the time. It teaches the basics from wet dreams to masturbation.
Auteur : HAPPYTRONIX
Tags: Advertising Commercials Entertainment Sex Education Arts Girls 50s Trailer TV Video Game Web Series
| | Spam, time, and you: An educational video from Gmail - 124 sec
http://www.gmail.com/fightspam
Learn how Gmail's spam-fighting technology saves you time.
Auteur : Google
Tags:Gmail spam Google email mail time-saving spam-fighting filters filter e-mail engineers
| | The Dangerous Health Effects of Steroids - Educational Video - 3509 sec
The public domain public service announcement video: "Squeezing Out the Juice: Tackling the Steroid Issue". Winning is everything to some athletes, and they'll do anything they can to make it happen, even take illegal drugs. Steroids have become a hot topic recently, from professional athletes down to little kids in recreational leagues. Congress has tackled the issue and many athletes and others are clamoring for more of a response. During this hour-long broadcast, learn about the health effects of steroids and hear how the pressure to win influences choices people make. See what the DEA, legislators, sports leagues, and schools are doing about performance-enhancing drugs. Some local coalitions are forming steroids task forces in their areas. Find out how their experience can help you and your local coalition spread the word. Learning Objectives: Learn who is using steroids and why; Learn about the dangerous health effects steroids cause; Hear how two programs targeted to high school athletes teaches them about the dangers of steroids and how you can get involved; Find out what one coalition is doing about the problem in their area; Anabolic steroid abuse has been associated with a wide range of adverse side effects ranging from some that are physically unattractive, such as acne and breast development in men, to others that are life threatening. Most of the effects are reversible if the abuser stops taking the drug, but some can be permanent. In addition to the physical effects, anabolic steroids can also cause increased irritability and aggression. Some of the health consequences that can occur in both males and females include liver cancer, heart attacks, and elevated cholesterol levels. In addition to this, steroid use among adolescents may prematurely stop the lengthening of bones resulting in stunted growth. People who inject steroids also run the risk of contracting or transmitting hepatitis or HIV. Some steroid abusers experience withdrawal symptoms when they stop taking the drug. These withdrawal symptoms include mood swings, fatigue, restlessness, loss of appetite, insomnia, reduced sex drive, and depression. This depression can lead to suicide attempts, and if left untreated, can persist for a year or more after the abuser stops taking the drugs. Primary target audiences for this program will include law enforcement officials, drug prevention specialists, Drug-Free Communities Act grantees, administrators, school drug counselors, high school athletic officials, treatment providers, drug court members, policy makers, business leaders, coalition volunteers, drug demand reduction coordinators, criminal justice professionals, members of the religious community and other community partners who may be interested. This program is also suitable for Public Access television distribution. Sponsored by Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT) as a public service announcement; public domain. This program is made possible through a partnership with the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT) Program at St. Petersburg College and the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA), with the technical support of the Satellite Education Network (SEN) at Ft. Lee, VA.
Auteur : rosaryfilms
Tags: steroids steroid drug drugs anabolic anabolics performance enhancing bodybuilding illegal health effects risks abuse use
| | NYC Dental Implant educational video - 150 sec
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Dental implant video.Call us today at 212-223-3800 for a free consultation
Auteur : dmagnerdds
Tags:nyc new york dental implants video dr magner
| | How to Treat Loose Women - 50s educational film - 428 sec
spoof of 1950s educational film
Auteur : DHart007
Tags:how to treat loose women
| | Kid Beyond "Deep Inside" the John Lennon Educational Tour Bu - 524 sec
Kid Beyond demonstrates how he created his song "Deep Inside" on the John Lennon Educaitonal Tour Bus, using Abelton Live.
Auteur : johnlennonbus
Tags:kid beyond john lennon educational tour bus abelton live deep inside recording demonstrates
| | Gangs In America - Part 1 - Educational And Training Video - 1366 sec
Gangs - The Development Of In America - Educational Video #1. "The proliferation of gangs in the United States has reached epidemic proportions," says Sergeant Harold M. Rochon, 20-year veteran of the Detroit Police Department and author of Terrorists and Designer Jeans." In this 2-hour training telecast, Rochon describes the history of gangs, tells how to identify and classify members of gangs, explains gang ideology and recruiting, discusses the drug nexus within gangs, and much more. The term street gang is the term preferred by key local law enforcement agencies because it includes juveniles and adults, and designates the location of gangs and most of its criminal behavior. A street gang is group of people that form an allegiance based on various social needs and engage in acts injurious to public health and safety. Members of street gangs engage in (or have engaged in) gang-focused criminal activity either individually or collectively, they create an atmosphere of fear and intimidation within the community. Street gangs have been documented in cities in the United States throughout most of the country's history, but crime surveys and statistics suggest that gangs are posing a more serious crime problem than in the past. In some cities, such as Chicago, Illinois, and Los Angeles, California, gangs are credited with an alarming share of violent crime, especially homicides. And while reports conflict about the extent to which gangs play an organized role in drug trafficking, the vast majority of gang cases investigated by the FBI revealed that drug trafficking was the primary criminal enterprise that supported the gang, however was not necessarily the sole purpose for the gang's existence. Gangs have been involved with the lower levels of the drug trade for many years, but their participation skyrocketed with the arrival of "crack" cocaine. Almost overnight, a major industry was born, with outlets in every neighborhood, tens of thousands of potential new customers and thousands of sales jobs available. In slightly over a decade, street gangs have become highly involved in drug trafficking at all levels. Intelligence developed through investigations has revealed extensive interaction among individuals belonging to gangs across the Nation. This interaction does not take the conceptual form of traditional organized crime. It is more a loose network of contacts and associations that come together as needed to support individual business ventures. There are however, some street gangs that possess structured organization in their drug operations. In cities such as Chicago and New Haven, the Black Gangster Disciple Nation, Vice Lords, and Latin Kings have a more recognized organizational structure, funneling profits upward through the organization. Street gang-related violence and drug activity, however, are not necessarily synonymous. While street gangs may specialize in entrepreneurial activities like drug dealing, their gang-related lethal violence is more likely to grow out of turf conflicts than from the entrepreneurial activity. Drug markets indirectly influence violence by bringing rival gangs members into proximity with one another, as most street gang violence involves intergang conflicts. By far the most visible and frightening of gang crimes is murder. Contrary to popular belief, most murders committed by gang members are not random shootings nor are they direct disputes over drugs or some other crime. While those types of gang homicides do occur, most are the product of old-fashioned fights over turf, status and revenge. Drive-by shootings and other confrontations of this kind typically involve small sets of gang members acting more or less on their own, not large groups representing an entire gang. But each attack creates a chain reaction of complicity, vengeance and commitment. Sponsored by FLETC/MCTFT. Public domain video.
Auteur : rosaryfilms
Tags: gang gangs neighborhood violence violent street streets neighborhoods guns police gun youth drugs city ghetto cities boy
| | "Fair Fight in the Marketplace" with educational commentary - 2117 sec
Full version of the film with educational commentary by Tom Papageorge, Head Deputy District Attorney, Consumer Protection Division, Los Angeles District Attorney's Office. The commentary is interspersed between chapters of the film, bringing the total running time to 35 minutes.
Auteur : Fair44
Tags:antitrust law NPR PBS documentary Microsoft ADM Mylan
| | Kids, Drugs, Violence And Drug Enforcement Educational Video - 3604 sec
Kids, Drugs and Violence Educational Video; Drug Enforcement at the Crossroads of America; "Kids, Drugs & Violence"; Sponsors: This program is sponsored by the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT), the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), with the extended technical support of the Satellite Education Network Ft. Lee, VA. Target Audience Statement: This program is for law enforcement officers, school resource officers, parents, teachers, and anyone concerned about the risks associated with how drugs influence kids and violence. After watching, viewers will be able to better understand the many dangers associated with drug use among kids and in schools. This program is also suitable for public access television distribution. Program Summary & Objectives: Juvenile crime will always be a challenge that law enforcement, schools and our communities face. But there is an emerging face to one particular crime that is getting younger; that of drug dealing. A rising number of kids are selling dope on the streets, in our neighborhoods and in our schools. And there is one thing that goes hand-in-hand with drugs - crime, violent crime. Learn how juveniles are recruited to sell drugs. Learn why adults are recruiting kids to sell drugs. Learn how to tell in your child is becoming involved in gang or drug activity. Hear how a straight A student got hooked on heroin in high school. Learn what can be done to solve the problem. Learn how School Resource Officers can be an invaluable tool in combating drug abuse in schools. Program Panelists: Sgt. Harold Rochon, a veteran of the Detroit Police Department, an expert trainer on gangs, and author of "Terrorists in Designer Jeans," will show you just how serious and dangerous the rising rate of juvenile drug dealers is creating in our communities. He will also discuss effective strategies for identifying the problem, fighting it, and preventing it from spreading. Public domain video.
Auteur : rosaryfilms
Tags:drug drugs use abuse substance chemical violence death addiction law enforcement juvenile crime dealing dealers gangs US
| | Heroin Has Not Gone Away - Anti-Drug Educational Video - 02 - 1212 sec
Heroin Part 2 public domain video. Heroin: The Next Generation. Viewers will learn about the different types of heroin being peddled on the streets of America, how heroin affects the users and hear first person accounts about heroin use from former users. Find out how the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office broke a major heroin trafficking ring that was selling the drug to young people in the affluent suburb of Scottsdale, Arizona. What goes around comes around -- and Heroin is back! But the face of yesterday's junkie is not the face of the junkie of today. More young people than ever before are shooting it, snorting it — even smoking it. And they're getting more bang for their buck when buying their heroin on the streets today. One reason: The purity of this drug is the highest at the street level than it's ever been -- that means users don't have to use needles to inject the drug into their veins. The new ability to snort or smoke heroin is enticing more young people than ever before to give it a try. Back in the 60s and 70s, heroin users primarily injected the drug into their bloodstream. The next generation of heroin users do not have to use needles to get high on heroin. Smoking it or snorting it is more appealing to younger and first-time users by eliminating the fear of needles and syringe-associated diseases such as HIV, AIDS and hepatitis -- not to mention the stigma associated with the stereotypical "junkie" who "shoots up" the drug. Another reason heroin use is on the rise, according to James Hall, an epidemiologist for Up Front Drug Information Center in Miami, Florida is because prescription drug abuse is on the rise. "Young people who try prescription narcotic opiate drugs and like the effects of those drugs are turning to heroin because it packs a similar, yet more powerful punch than prescription narcotic opiates," Hall says. "That's why prescription drug abuse is becoming a stepping stone to first time heroin users." Program Objectives: This program discusses, among other things, the following: Learn about the different types of heroin being peddled on the streets of America. Learn how heroine affects the users. Hear first person accounts about heroin use from a former users. Explore heroin trafficking trends and methods of delivery of the drug into the U.S. Find out how the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office broke a major heroin trafficking ring that was selling the drug to young people in the affluent suburb of Scottsdale, Arizona. Panelists: TBA. Sponsors: This program is sponsored the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT) with the technical support of the Satellite Education Network (SEN) at Ft. Lee, VA. Public domain video.
Auteur : rosaryfilms
Tags:heroin drug drugs addicts addiction addict trafficking sellers users use abuse narcotic opiates opium narcotics pushers
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