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AP English Old-Timey Chataqua & Jamboree

Transcript: Presented by Jocelyne Hernandez for AP English ​Lit No Culture Mother Mother https://www.youtube.com/user/mothermothermusic ITS BETTER IF YOU LISTEN TTO THE SONGS WHILE READING!! ITS BETTER IF YOU LISTEN TTO THE SONGS WHILE READING!! Love Stuck Love Stuck My feelings ran away I didn’t know how to treat them Maybe if I believed them they’d have stayed I hope they’re somewhere safe Living in a daydream Singing to a song I couldn’t play But if I saw them on the street I’d say “My baby’s come back to me” Cause I’ve got my love stuck in my head, in my head I’ve got my love stuck in my thoughts, in my thoughts I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got my love stuck in my throat, in my throat I left my love out in the cold, in the cold I’ve got to give my love to my soul I’ve got to give my love to my soul And let go My angel flew away I didn’t know how to keep her Heaven knows I needed her to stay I hope she spreads her wings Slouching on a sunbeam And dancing to a song I couldn’t sing But if I saw her on the street I’d say “My baby fly back to me” Cause I’ve got my love stuck in my head, in my head I’ve got my love stuck in my thoughts, in my thoughts I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got my love stuck in my throat, in my throat I left my love out in the cold, in the cold I’ve got to give my love to my soul I’ve got to give my love to my soul And let go And maybe it’s just time, it’s just time That it takes, it’s just time that it takes But I don’t wanna wait, I wanna love again today My feelings ran away I didn’t know how to feel them Cause I’ve got my love stuck in my head, in my head I’ve got my love stuck in my thoughts, in my thoughts I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got to keep my love in my heart I’ve got my love stuck in my throat, in my throat I left my love out in the cold, in the cold I’ve got to give my love to my soul I’ve got to give my love to my soul And let go I’ve got to give my love to my soul I’ve got to give my love to my soul And let go "your soul stained my shoulders. my whole life smells like you. this will take time. undoing you from my blood." Quote by the work: Quote by the work: "Love Stuck," by Mother Mother could possibly be about a break up, or the attempt to forget a love/lover. "My angel flew away/ I didn't know how to keep her," could refer to the inablitly to keep a lover. "I left my love out in the cold"; might mean that he, or she, didn't decidate time to their love, hence the break up. And because of that, he or she is stuck with the wrongs they did to or with their lost love and their regrets. Analysis Analysis Baby, don't you worry I'm not lonely, I'm just alone Baby, don't you worry I'm not angry, just throwing stones You've heard it all before I play the same three chords But we still seem to forget all the words This happens time again Two lovers turn to friends A story told that doesn't really end Baby, don't you worry I'm not crazy, I'm just crazy for you You've heard it all before I play the same three chords But we still seem to forget all the words This happens time again Two lovers turn to friends A story told that doesn't really end Baby, don't you worry Baby, don't you worry You've heard it all before I play the same three chords But we still seem to forget all the words This happens time again Two lovers turn to friends A story told that doesn't really end Baby, don't you worry Worry Worry The repetition of lovers becoming strangers after a break up. A friendship becoming something more, and thus the cycle repeats itself. 'Worry' could possibly portray an on and off relationship? Or an unsteady, unstable, unhealthy one, where no one knows what to say or do about anymore; they're beyond saving. Interpretation Interpretation A Meme A Meme The Drugs The Drugs Cause you’re hotter than the sun And you’re better than the drugs I used to love I would lose my decadence I’d do away with all the dirtiness for your love I would become innocent I’d listen to everything mamma said for your love Cause you’re hotter than the sun And you’re better than the drugs I used to love And you’re deadly like a gun Yeah you’re deadly like the drugs Oh the drugs, I used to love Send me down an angel And let it pull me up from my own hell We could float around this space We’d be above all of the pain in ecstasy Cause you’re hotter than the sun And you’re better than the drugs I used to love And you’re deadly like a gun Yeah you’re deadly like the drugs Oh the drugs, I used to love Give my best to the mess I’ve had my fill of it And give my worst to the curse I’ve had my fill of it And give my blessing to depression I’ve had enough of it Had e- had e- Had enough of it Cause you’re hotter than the sun And you’re better than the drugs I used to love And you’re deadly like a gun Yeah you’re deadly like the drugs Oh the drugs, oh the drugs, I used to love Correlation between love and addiction: Love I

old timey crimey2

Transcript: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN THE ELIZABETHAN ERA By Misha BIBLIOGRAPHY www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-crime-and-punishment.htm www.william-shakespeare.info/elizabethan-crime-punishment.htm www.tomecek.com/jay/CrimeandPunishment.html\ Crime and Punishment by Kathy Elgin There were many unusual crimes and punishments in the Elizabethan Era OTHER UNUSUAL FEATURES OF CRIMES IN THE ELIZABETHAN ERA People from different classes often commited different crimes. CRIMES: - alchemy - witchcraft - high treason - spying USUAL LOWER CLASS CRIMES CRIMES: - begging - theft - poaching - cut purses WARNING: following pictur may be a little... disturbing PUNISHMENTS FOR THE UPPER CLASS PUNISHMENTS: - beaheading - burning PUNISHMENTS FOR THE LOWER CLASS PUNISHMENTS: - hanging - pressing - boiling in oil water or lead THE END CRIMES: - cheating - sedition - blasphemy PUNISHMENTS: - beaheading - burning - torture CRIMES USUALLY COMMITTED BY THE UPPER CLASS

Old-Timey Things

Transcript: ... That Have To Do With The Grapes Of Wrath aka "Dirty Thirties" #ClubCan'tEvenHandleMeRightNow Migration ~Le Work Camps The Grapes of Wrath, m'kay? -Has swag. Club can't handle it. -Gets arrested with a smile like a bawss :^c When you think of grapes, you think MmMmMm tasteh. ~ Where most immigrates, farmers or anyone effected by the dust bowl. ~ Many tenant farmers largely effected. ~ Lot's of farmers evicted from their land. Kinda Miguel. lol jk ~ Bad living conditions ~ Cramped ;-; Government camps ftw <3 - Hey there ladies ;) Swag But when you think grapes of wrath... ~ For starters, dis book be poppin' ~ Had the dirty thirties written all over it ~ Shows what one family is going through ;o ~ Keeps it fresh o3o ~ Protagonist a fresh convict :3 Old-Timey Things 100,000,000 acres, 400,000 km2 A farmer and his two sons during a dust storm in Cimarron County, Oklahoma, 1936 When you think wrath, you probably think this: Drought, deep-plowing, and high winds Casey, the Fantabulous Ex-Preacher #3Cute5U -Totally Baller -Inability to jump fences And Ralphy. By JJ, and only JJ. Dustbowl, m'kay? In general, it sucked... R.I.P

Old timey Technology

Transcript: In 1879 Thomas Edison created the first long lasting light bulb one that was able to last for up to 1500 hours Thomas Edison's light bulb Old Timey Technology Vs. New Technology Edward Hammer changes the light bulb In 1976, Edward Hammer at General Electric figured out how to bend the fluorescent tube into a spiral shape, creating the first compact fluorescent light

Old Timey Radio

Transcript: Popular genres: Mystery Sci-Fi Western Drama Family Bonding Time This was new technology in the 1930's and '40s Make a radio play that tells the story of the founding of Carthage...but first let's listen to some examples. People loved listening to their favorite radio shows Hi-Tech OLD TIME RADIO This is what you get to do now Producing the Shows Voice actors worked together with sound engineers to make a story "Stay tuned for this week's adventure..." Making Stories With Our Ears

Old Timey News

Transcript: Yesterday, on October 26, 1902, Elizabeth Cady Stanton died in New York, New York. Stanton, a significant women's suffrage activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, age 86, died due to congestive heart failure, yesterday, on October 26, 1902. Headline 3 By: Frederick Hugh Stewart Quotation 1 Monday, October 27, 1902 $1.25 Headline 2 Headline 5 Stanton, Women's Rights Activist, Dies By: John William Michaels By: Catherine Alice Hill By: Milton Leslie Alexander Headline 4 Vol XCIII, No. 311 Ol' Timey News By: Violet Rose Fisher

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Transcript: Old & New Outlines LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION Current Look First Impression Circulation Reference Collaborative Mult-iuse Media Lab Periodicals Audio/Visual Maps DBT Booth DBT Center Wave Furniture Tiered shelf 2nd Floor TOUCHDOWN COMMONS

Old Timey Medicine

Transcript: Leeching Anaesthesia and Surgery As mentioned earlier, there were actually many medical breakthroughs in this period. One of them was a primitive version of immunization, called inoculation. It started when an experienced physician named Edward Jenner realized that milkmaids weren't contracting smallpox. He made the connection that smallpox and cowpox were similar enough that someone exposed to cowpox first never contracted smallpox. He began infecting his patients with the weaker and much less dangerous cowpox and, lo and behold, they never contracted the more virulent smallpox. One of the most-used remedies in medicine at the time was the application of leeches. Their name, Hirudo medicinalis, wasn't given to them for no reason. They're actually amazing creatures, and for modern fixes like plastic surgery and limb reattachment they can work wonders. Unfortunately, in the Regency period they were often used poorly, and there were British and French surgeons on and off the battlefield attempting to stop bleeding by bloodletting and applying leeches. The irony was lost on them. Leeches were used so often back then that you could often hear doctors being called "Leeches". That and "Sawbones". The stethoscope, the telltale sign of the medical profession, was also invented in the middle of the regency period. A French physician named Rene Theophile-Hyacinthe Laennec inadvertently discovered that by rolling up a stack of paper and pressing it to a patient's chest, he could hear the beating of the heart much easier than by pressing his ear to it instead. FONTS Old-Timey Medicine Anything groundbreaking? By Ian Johnson On Regency period anaesthesia, there's a simple, one-word description: Nonexistent. Chloroform, the first major anaesthetic, wasn't invented until the very end of this era and wasn't commercially produced until the 1850s. So the only anaesthetic used in surgery would usually involve making the patient drink lots and lots of alcohol. Surgical instruments were usually kept in black leather medical bags, and there were many of them. Everything from bonesaws to forceps and primitive syringes, as well as some strange and frightening instruments fortunately no longer used, such as bleeding cups and uterine probes. Medical practices during the Regency period in Britain could best be described as primitive. Medicine hadn't really changed all that much since the Dark Ages. The primary necessities for modern medicine, best described by historian Roy Porter as "The Three A's" weren't developed until the 19th and early 20th centuries: Anaesthesia Antisepsis Antibiotics However, most of the knowledge and research that gave way to great medical breakthroughs such as immunization and pain medication did take place during this period. Overview

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