At the Somerset patriots game there were many measures in place to keep the crowd entertained. Many, if not all of these measures were successful. They have been doing this for many years, so hopefully they perfected it by now.
Some of these measures were games in between innings. These games consisted of quizzes on the screen, musical chairs with people from the audience and base running with a child from the audience and sparkey one of the team’s mascots. During the innings they played music and clapping sounds to encourage clapping for the players.
The park had A LOT of ads and it seemed like there was some company paying for something everywhere you looked. It was almost a wonder the space on the walls above some urinals was blank.
Somerset Patriots Game
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Somerset Patriots
What is name of ball park the somerset patriots play at?
TD bank ballpark
What is the somerset patriots mascot name
Sparkee
What is weather going to be like on wed 5.19 - (daytime)
Partly Cloudly with a 30% chance of rain
What League to the Patriots play in?
Atlantic League
Who is the Manager of the Patriots(why is he famous)
Sparky Lyle and he is famous because he was the first American League reliever to capture a Cy Young Award (1977) and ranks among the all-time leaders with 238 career saves. Between 1967-1980, Lyle had more saves than anyone else in the AL (231). He had a sixteen-year career and played for the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Texas Rangers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Chicago White Sox. Lyle won back-to-back World Series with the Yankees in 1977 and 1978.
What is date of next fireworks event at patriots game
5/21/10
Who did the somerset patriots just add to their roster - names and former teams played for.
Michael Hernandez from the Newark Bears
Jeff Kennard from Louisville
Jerry Dunn from the Brockton
RoxBen Grezlovski from the Long Island Ducks
List three intern positions availble with the somerset patriots
Culinary internship, hospitality intern, office intern.
What is the patriots current record
12 W-10L
Name 4 teams in the patriots league
Somerset, York, Newark, Lancaster
What are the dimensions of the Ball park the patriots play in?
Left Field: 317 feetRight Field: 402 feetCenter Field: 315 feet
What is name of tallest player on patriots team?
Josh Preseley
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Children Who Kill
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/serial_killers/weird/kids2/killing_3.html
The James Bulger Case
This article is about these two 10 year old kids who are skipping school and are bored, so they think up a plan to kidnap a child just to see if they can get away with it. They happen upon a two year old named James Bulger. They grab him and make their way over to train tracks over two miles away. When they arrive there they mutilate the toddlers body, kick him in the head, splatter paint all over him, supposedly sexually fondle him, and supposedly shove batteries into his anus. When the two kids were caught they were asked why they did it and they responded, "we were bored and wanted to see if we could plan and pull off an abduction." If you click the link and read the article at the bottom of the article there is a previous chapter button, if you click the previous chapter button it brings you to a page that contains information and classifications of why killers kill. I think that the crime these two 10 year old children committed was a crime of opportunity. As it says in the article, the police believe that the two killed the toddler simply because they had not thought out a solution to the kidnapping. When asked about the crime they said that they had done so much to him for no other reason than he kept getting up and trying to leave. These two ten year old boys were sentenced to jail for as the judge said, "a very very long time". Later the 'very very long time' was specified by another judge ti be 15 years or until it was agreed that they had been rehabilitated.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Jeopardy Blog Post
List your top 10 flaws or correctable issues you noticed from other presentations. Please list them with 3-4 sentences to clarify them.
1. No control over teams.
2. The questions were poorly worded.
3. Not a lot of discipline.
4. Math mistakes when tallying up points.
5. Questions did not pertain to the right numbers or categories.
6. Some boxes did not link to another slide, or to the wrong slide.
7. Teams went crazy for the food.
8. Cheating was not taken into consideration.
9. Teams did not lose well.
10. Questions were not worded very well.
Whose presentation did you like the best - please explain in a paragraph why?
Lets be honest, you don't want to sit here and read 30 paragraphs so ill get to the point and just answer the question in like 2 sentences. I liked Angelo and Emiels solely because of the prize.
Which Group asked the toughest questions in your opinion?
I think Angelo and Emiel's were the hardest because all the questions made no sense and were all about them.
What would you change in your presentation if you had a chance to do it again.? why? please explain in paragraph form
No, i think my presentation was alright. the only thing i would have changed was our prize, i would have made it better so that people would be more encouraged to keep playing.
What was your favorite prize? Which group brought that prize in?
Angelo and Emiel's garbage bag of goodies...Them.
1. No control over teams.
2. The questions were poorly worded.
3. Not a lot of discipline.
4. Math mistakes when tallying up points.
5. Questions did not pertain to the right numbers or categories.
6. Some boxes did not link to another slide, or to the wrong slide.
7. Teams went crazy for the food.
8. Cheating was not taken into consideration.
9. Teams did not lose well.
10. Questions were not worded very well.
Whose presentation did you like the best - please explain in a paragraph why?
Lets be honest, you don't want to sit here and read 30 paragraphs so ill get to the point and just answer the question in like 2 sentences. I liked Angelo and Emiels solely because of the prize.
Which Group asked the toughest questions in your opinion?
I think Angelo and Emiel's were the hardest because all the questions made no sense and were all about them.
What would you change in your presentation if you had a chance to do it again.? why? please explain in paragraph form
No, i think my presentation was alright. the only thing i would have changed was our prize, i would have made it better so that people would be more encouraged to keep playing.
What was your favorite prize? Which group brought that prize in?
Angelo and Emiel's garbage bag of goodies...Them.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Web Quest
Robert Belliveau
Web Quest
Video Tape Operator
Education/Knowledge: Although no specific educational or training qualifications are required for the role of VT Operators, Engineering or IT degrees are useful. Personality and communication skills are key at entry levels. Video Tape Operators must have an understanding of media formats, and should be familiar with the editing systems and graphics within each facility, be able to solve technical problems, and know the topology of the edit suites.
Average Annual Income: $7.42 - $11.13 Hourly
Basic Responsibilities: Promotes and coordinates technical knowledge harvesting within the organization. Defines, communicates and enforces coding standards.
Positives:
Negatives:
Teleprompt operator
Education: A college degree in English, communications, film or a related field is often an asset. Excellent computer and keyboard skills are also required.
Income: $80,000
Responsibilities: Since they are part of the production team they will be required to attend planning meetings as well as operate the teleprompter during the event or filming. Most teleprompter operators work flexible hours and may have to work long hours, evening and weekends to complete filming on schedule.
Positives:
Negatives: Since the teleprompter operator must match the information on the screen with what is occurring in the scene it is very important that they have an ability to work in highly distracting settings and under considerable pressure.
Camera Operator
Education:Ability and experience are more important than a degree in this field. Camera operators must have a thorough knowledge of photography, cameras, lenses, and lighting. Training in film and television production is available through vocational school or college courses or through an apprenticeship. Film schools also provide classes on the artistic side of making motion pictures.
Income: $37,610
Responsibilities:Camera operators film motion pictures, videos, television shows, and commercials. They are needed for documentary, industrial, educational, and feature productions.
Positives:
Negatives:
Reporter
Education:A college degree in journalism is preferred.
Income:$35,328-$44,030
Responsibilities: Reporters gather information and write news stories
Positives:you get to meet famouse people
Negatives:Reporters work long hours and sometimes have odd schedules.
News Anchor
Education:Communication skills in writing, presenting, and live reporting are key to the job description of a news anchor.
Income:$23,399-$57,878
Responsibilities: Analyze, interpret, and broadcast news received from various sources
Positives:$
Negatives:time crunch, pressure
TV Director:
1. I would be a good fit for this career because i am good at directing people and organizing things.
2. The salary is the most attractive aspect of this job.
3. I am most looking foreward to the responsibility of managing everything.
4. I could do without the added pressure.
5. I am good at managing people and organizing things.
Web Quest
Video Tape Operator
Education/Knowledge: Although no specific educational or training qualifications are required for the role of VT Operators, Engineering or IT degrees are useful. Personality and communication skills are key at entry levels. Video Tape Operators must have an understanding of media formats, and should be familiar with the editing systems and graphics within each facility, be able to solve technical problems, and know the topology of the edit suites.
Average Annual Income: $7.42 - $11.13 Hourly
Basic Responsibilities: Promotes and coordinates technical knowledge harvesting within the organization. Defines, communicates and enforces coding standards.
Positives:
Negatives:
Teleprompt operator
Education: A college degree in English, communications, film or a related field is often an asset. Excellent computer and keyboard skills are also required.
Income: $80,000
Responsibilities: Since they are part of the production team they will be required to attend planning meetings as well as operate the teleprompter during the event or filming. Most teleprompter operators work flexible hours and may have to work long hours, evening and weekends to complete filming on schedule.
Positives:
Negatives: Since the teleprompter operator must match the information on the screen with what is occurring in the scene it is very important that they have an ability to work in highly distracting settings and under considerable pressure.
Camera Operator
Education:Ability and experience are more important than a degree in this field. Camera operators must have a thorough knowledge of photography, cameras, lenses, and lighting. Training in film and television production is available through vocational school or college courses or through an apprenticeship. Film schools also provide classes on the artistic side of making motion pictures.
Income: $37,610
Responsibilities:Camera operators film motion pictures, videos, television shows, and commercials. They are needed for documentary, industrial, educational, and feature productions.
Positives:
Negatives:
Reporter
Education:A college degree in journalism is preferred.
Income:$35,328-$44,030
Responsibilities: Reporters gather information and write news stories
Positives:you get to meet famouse people
Negatives:Reporters work long hours and sometimes have odd schedules.
News Anchor
Education:Communication skills in writing, presenting, and live reporting are key to the job description of a news anchor.
Income:$23,399-$57,878
Responsibilities: Analyze, interpret, and broadcast news received from various sources
Positives:$
Negatives:time crunch, pressure
TV Director:
1. I would be a good fit for this career because i am good at directing people and organizing things.
2. The salary is the most attractive aspect of this job.
3. I am most looking foreward to the responsibility of managing everything.
4. I could do without the added pressure.
5. I am good at managing people and organizing things.
Friday, March 12, 2010
NJNStudios
1)On what date did the "digital transition" occur for NJN?
June 12,2009
2)Can you watch NJN via Internet?
Yes
3)Where is the NJN Studio located?
Trenton, NJ
4)What are NJN funding sources?
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
5)List 3 items that you are anxious/ curios to see in the "Studios" of NJN?
the set, the cameras, the lighting
6)Provide 5 "RELEVANT" questions you could potentially ask the tour director on the NJN tour?(suggestions include; employment, careers, lighting, telepromter, stage setup, reporting, ect)
1. How expensive are these cameras?
2. Who created NJN studios?
3. How many takes do you average before something is aired?
4. How much money has been poured into this studio?
5.Do you film in HD or do you use an upscaler?
June 12,2009
2)Can you watch NJN via Internet?
Yes
3)Where is the NJN Studio located?
Trenton, NJ
4)What are NJN funding sources?
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
5)List 3 items that you are anxious/ curios to see in the "Studios" of NJN?
the set, the cameras, the lighting
6)Provide 5 "RELEVANT" questions you could potentially ask the tour director on the NJN tour?(suggestions include; employment, careers, lighting, telepromter, stage setup, reporting, ect)
1. How expensive are these cameras?
2. Who created NJN studios?
3. How many takes do you average before something is aired?
4. How much money has been poured into this studio?
5.Do you film in HD or do you use an upscaler?
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