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Amazing Cake Decorating Compilation 2018 #20 🍩 Most Satisfying Cake Decorating Videos - Duration: 10:30.

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RECALLED KIDS SHOWS: The Baby Einstein Problem & Banned Childrens Shows 📼 VIDEO RECALL - Duration: 5:03.

Welcome to Video Recall: a new series about movies that were

banned and buried on DVD or VHS. Sex scandals, legal

battles and creative feuds are just a few of the reasons why

you'll probably never see these rare versions of famous

films. So sit back, buckle up, and adjust your cup holders,

'cause we're about to take a spin through the darkest and

most remote back alleys of home video history. Notice how

the baby Einstein brand has moved away from video

entertainment for toddlers and more into physical toys and

merchandise? No, me neither. But apparently it has because

the Baby Einstein DVD series was rocked by a debate almost

as controversial as the theory relativity in the heyday of

its namesake. Like that, except completely idiotic and

trivial in comparison. Long story short, Disney was

marketing the Baby Einstein franchise as edutainment,

making claims about how the videos would promote the

mental development of couch potato tots. See what I did

there? See? A number of independent, academic studies

contradicted Disney's claims, reporting that the youngest

video-addicted generation was learning 6-8 fewer words for

every hour of DVDs they watched. Let that soak in for

a minute. Imagine if the amount of video content we

consumed eventually gave way to entire generations of

almost complete illiteracy. Yeah. I know, it's tough for

you to imagine, but that's just because your imagination

was ruined by too many baby DVDs! At a rate of 6-8 words

lost every hour, the real danger is that most infants

will know negative words within just days. No wonder

there's so much negativity in the world. Anyways, poor old

Baby Einstein was arguably really just the scapegoat for

a massive campaign spreaheaded by the Campaign for a

Commercial Free Childhood against a growing industry of

videos with dubious educational credentials

marketed to the parents of young infants. They even tried

to get the Federal Trade Commission to shut Disney

down, but failing that they petitioned Disney directly.

Between the pressure from the CCFC and the potential of an

FTC ruling, Disney said WTF, NBD and just started a refund

program, buying DVDs back from disgruntled parents, while

also questioning the scientific methods employed by

the studies that targeted them in the first place. It's not

clear if Disney actually pulled remaining inventory

from store shelves, but they certainly toned down their

scholarly claims in future branding. Eventually the

University of Washington researchers responsible for

most of the controversy were forced to pay $175,000 in back

legal fees to the company, and several further studies

concluded that videos for the under-2 set are neither

beneficial or detrimental to the development of language

skills. Huh. So it's possible for TV to neither rot your

brain or grow it? What is this non-sensationalistic

neutrality? Academically, legally and commercially,

Disney found themselves in a stalemate, but the damage to

the brand had already been done, and the last of the 28

Baby Einsteein DVDs was released in 2009. By then,

Baby Einstein was actually 13. So, kind of a bratty tween, I

guess. The real irony, though, is that this whole controversy

revolves around whether or not a brand centred on the world's

greatest physicist succeeds in its mission to teach young

children how to talk, read and write. Is Einstein really the

best figurehead for such a program? No, actually, he's

not. Not at all. Nevermind the fact that he was a physicist

not a writer, by most accounts Einstein didn't talk until

relatively late in life and expressed repeatedly that he

struggled with memorizing words and spelling. A genius?

Yes. A baby's best friend in learning how to read by

staring at a TV screen? Probably not. So, has this

made old Baby Einstein DVDs coveted collector's items on a

lucrative black market? Sadly, no. But if you want to give

your kid an early start in the joys of DVD collecting, what

better intro than Baby's First DVD Recall? I'm Joseph and

you've been watching Video Recall on Buzzcuts, a channel

that celebrates unpopular culture and no-budget

independent filmmaking. Be sure to like and subscribe,

and stay tuned for more Video Recall.

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VIDEO Laeti­cia Hally­day : Line Renaud lui adresse un tendre message - Duration: 3:21.

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Intro Video UMD EDUC 5415 - Duration: 0:23.

Hello, I am Cameron Holland, this is my great index card.

I drew a lake with a beach and some grass around it because I enjoy the water and aquatic

activities, and I drew a basketball court with a very small basketball on it because

I enjoy basketball.

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