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I think the way this video was created perfectly lines up with the mood of the song. The video and the artwork being displayed go at the same speed. When Justin sings the artwork slowly crawls up his body and the video really slows down. Then when the dance music plays, the video plays frame by frame and make the video look “choppy,” and this is when all the different pieces of artwork are shown.

day two of world guard practice. its really boring since its just drill and im in fuzzy socks trying to fall asleep :( our wg song is so nice except for the climatic part. the a guard song is okay but super sad and depressing so i can't imagine spinning to that but we'll see :) wg practice is probably boring so far because im doing nothing. i literally lay on the floor for a good minute or so :( but at least i get to catch my breathe? :) anyways lets get to the juicy stuff... now that field season is over band moves onto concert and we go indoors. this means i dont get to see my friends anymore, unless i get classes with them next semester. and im praying that i hopefully do! but did you guys hear gabbie's new song?! it's called satellite and its so nice! a lot of the comments are hating on her flats and sharp tones but i like it the way it is :) it makes the song seem more raw and natural! i'll talk more tomorrow because it's midnight right now and i have to walk to practice tomorrow :/ so goodnight <3

There are various production habits in the production of material resources. For the purposes of illustration, the habits can be broadly categorized as mass and lean production habits. The mass production habits considerably dominate in the modern societies. They are associated with technological and industrial production that targets not only the local consumers, but also the regional and the global consumer markets. Slattery (2008) cited that technological innovation has led to the realization of surplus material production. The material resources that are related to mass production habits include energy, capital and the raw material resources. For example, mass production habits of energy have led to exploitation of coal and use of fuels to drive the power machines in the production industries. The resources are thus extensively exploited to meet the immediate global demand of the end products. The end products are also harmful to the ecosystem. The second production habit, lean production, is the opposite of mass production. This habit is associated with utilization of material resources to produce other materials that meet only the demands of the immediate consumer market. In this pattern, a lot of raw material resources are utilized for the production of just small portion of resources for human consumption. The lean production habit leads to the production of goods that may not meet demands of the consuming population or lead to lots of resources being spent in the input with much less output realized.