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  1. bstandingteach

    The US Postal Service Remix Audio

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    Rationale: I imagined a new reality TV show that captured mail "people" doing their daily work.  My job was to make the mundane sound really exciting.  Don't know if I succeeded...I think most people hate the sound of their own voice! I certainly do.  Oh, and I messed up a little in the beginning, but it's still a decent recording.  

    The US Postal Service<------------Click the Link for Audio

    In a world where the flow of
    information is inevitable as it is infinite,
    we cautiously tip-toe into the lives of the United States
    Postal Service men and women, individuals who
    risk their lives providing our crucial information:
    bills, jury duty, taxes, and unexpected fees that
    you already paid.

    Starting this Halloween, dive into a world of mass chaos, the shuffling of countless trivial
    pieces of ads, furniture sales, coupons, and pre-approved credit card applications;
    because it is our postal service men and women that are on
    the frontlines of our American landscapes, linking our dull lives to
    those special moments of wonder and anticipation.

    So join us...now.... follow them... in their short shorts,
    safari hats, and perfectly pressed blue collared shirts, to
    the majestic suburbs, teeming with wide-eyed neighbors who march on towards their edict-riddled white envelopes, “OPEN IMMEDIATELY”


    You won’t want to miss this season, starting on Halloween and ending with
    the season finale on Christmas day.

    Enter a world unforgettable, the people indelible.
    The U.S. Postal Service: keeping your life in kilter with each afternoon delivery.



  2. bstandingteach

    A Day in the Eye of the Teach

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     This photo represents my normal teaching day in the blink of an eye. The only pictures that I have of my students are the two that you see, the one in the center and the one of the boy sleeping at his computer.  From these two pictures,...

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