Length: 8:19

Description: The video covers how television is almost entirely propaganda. It details how easy it is for media to cause you to question your morality. Following how technological advancements, being pushed by the government, are to blame for keeping people eyes stuck to the television and now to smart phones. Also, it quickly explains how people can become addicted and even experience withdrawls from television. 

Corresponding Chapter: Ch. 9 Television

Quiz Question: What does the narrator says is the problem with making watching television a routine and following to watch it everyday?

Answer: People will spend so much time watching television that when it is taken away they have such a drastic change in free time. This in turn is much different than someone who is more prone to think for themselves, or to not be daily influenced by the television. After being told what to think, what to do, and what to buy you tend to lose your own personal tastes that made you unique.

The Hunger Games is a movie about a future dystopian society, where the wage gap has increased so heavily that some live as if they have in the 1800's while some are using the finest technology we have ever seen. The entire government systematically brain washes most the poor citizens, and they are completely aware but stick true to their values of hard work. If you don't know the story two people from each village are chosen every few years to partake in a all out battle. One boy and one girl represent each village to "remind" them of what their past used to be. I liked it because it had a very real feel, especially when you see the kids fighting each other with mid evil weapons, and when others from the higher society would risk themselves to help those in the tournament.

Favorite movie ever would have to be the first Men in Black. You better know it's about aliens and how they live on earth in disguise as normal(ish) people. Men in Black is awesome because it really took a part of society most people didn't take seriously; nut-jobs, homeless, and made them aliens. Or when it showed the alien newspaper as being the Enquirer. Which if you do not know is a magazine full of crazy made up stories, most which are usually about aliens.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyPnQw_Lqds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQ41frO-kI

Popular Subculture
demographics- ages 18-30, rock/jazz musicians, male & female, all ethnicity
psychographics- not high income, "rockstar lifestyle", non-coporate market

Different from other magazines, such as metro, because it only displays bands with live analog instrumentation. In other words, no techno or computer program generated sound. All bands on title are real, from San Francisco or San Jose, and they all have one or more of the following; guitarist, drummer, percussionist, bass, piano, singer, many brass instruments and wind instruments.

The bands are all of a specific genre. A blend of pop, soul, rock, jazz, and ska.
They are again; Sweet HayaH, Guy Fox, Sadie and the Blue-eyed Devils, and Melted State.

Articles:
-Looking to turn up your band's style? Add some brass!
-Hollow-body electric guitars, best sound?
-What hand drum is right for you?
-Steel strings and why they sound more classic.
-Add loop pedals to your practice routine and why?

This magazine is aimed at musicians and bands looking to join a local scene. Which is why it is so cheap, only one dollar. It is to promote the genre and gives other musicians a chance to join.

The Giver
http://www.amazon.com/The-Giver-Lois-Lowry/dp/0440237688

Grendel
http://www.amazon.com/Grendel-John-Gardner/dp/0679723110/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1367529756&sr=1-1&keywords=grendel

Dracula
http://www.amazon.com/Dracula-ebook/dp/B00BR1KZ7O/ref=sr_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1367529781&sr=1-4&keywords=dracula