Sunday, April 1, 2012
[WATCH]: Meet the Worms Presents: Blackstone Elementary Student Project Making Butter 003
Meet the Worms Presents: Blackstone Elementary Student Project Making Butter 003 The Meet the Worms! program has been running a food lab in an old green house of Blackstone Elementary in Boston's South End. Projects have included growing seedlings, trash can potatoes, a compost barrel with worms, and even making butter. In this video, the students make short videos about their experience making butter. Meet the Worms! works in collaboration with Media Consultant, Myles David Jewell of Pennington Productions. Myles has donated digital camera's and is conducting a media literacy workshop as part of the Meet the Worms! program. Mission Statement: Throughout the 2011-2012 school year, students at The Blackstone Elementary School in
[WATCH]: Meet the Worms Presents: Blackstone Elementary Field-trip to Siena Farms (Fall 2011)
Meet the Worms Presents: Blackstone Elementary Field-trip to Siena Farms (Fall 2011) On November 9, 2011, the pilot program of Meet the Worms! took students from Blackstone Elementary in Boston's South End to Sudbury's Siena Farms. The students got to experience farm life, including pigs, chicks, cows, and vegetation including potatoes and other plant life. Program manager Elle Jarvis and Farmer Trevor Seick from Siena Farms brought over 80 students from Boston out to the suburb of Sudbury 30 miles west of the city. Meet the Worms! works in collaboration with Media Consultant, Myles David Jewell of Pennington Productions. Myles has donated digital camera's and is conducting a media literacy workshop as part of the Meet the Worms!
[WATCH]: Bad Drivers in Portland 25
Clips in order: The description is too long to explain the clips...for record purposes there are 48. Video 25...blah blah...lots of idiots...blah blah....cut offs....blah blah. Honestly to think of something creative to write here every week gets quite difficult. I guess I haven't talked about how it's difficult, so there you go! Also in writing this I completely understand most people won't read it. Or for that matter comment and rate...which I need people to do. I cannot figure out who my trolls are, but three of my subscribers (if its you go away please) hit dislike on my videos everytime they come out. And its REALLY annoying because I can't tell who. And the ratings are also so bi-polar. Some weeks a lot of likes, others a lot
[WATCH]: Food Flash Mob! | Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Chef Jamie Oliver and students from Marshall University stage a culinary-inspired flash mob to raise awareness for healthy eating in Huntington, West Virginia. Huntington has been called the unhealthiest city in America where nearly half of the adults are considered obese. "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" premieres March 26th on
[WATCH]: Try To Watch This Without Laughing or Grinning Or At Least Hurling
Hot n Sexy, these dancers will cause your heart to race, your libido to rise and your lunch to
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