Waching daily Dec 5 2017

People Are Incredibly Angry Over This Video That Shows A Teen Throwing A Kitten Into The Street

Police are investigating after footage of a kitten being launched into the air, hitting the street, and then meowing in distress, went massively viral.

The Ontario, California, police department said in a press release that it received information on Saturday regarding the abuse of a kitten by a young man.

Police identified a 16-year-old suspect but will not be disclosing his name, due to his age. Authorities said Saturday night that the suspect has not yet been located and arrested..

The cat, which police described as a small kitten in a press release posted to Twitter, suffered a fractured leg.

The kitten and its owner have been located, police said. The kitten survived the incident but did suffer an injured leg. The Inland Valley Humane Society is assisting with the investigating and care of the injured animal..

The kitten is named Spots, according to NBC4. Spotss owner did not watch the footage.

I just want him to know he hurt a victim that can't defend itself, the cats owner, Perla, told NBC4. Spots was once a stray, before being found a few months ago, the outlet reported.

The investigation is ongoing, and a spokesperson for the department told BuzzFeed News Sunday afternoon that there had been no changes since the Saturday statement. A tweet with contact information for the Fontana police department was, like the above tweet, widely shared.

A spokesperson for the Fontana police department thanked social media users for alerting authorities to the incident, which did not occur in its jurisdiction.

I would like to thank all the social media users that contacted us for what looks like a horrible case of animal abuse, he told BuzzFeed News. View image on Twitter.

View image on Twitter. We are aware of a video that depicts the abuse of a cat. We thank everyone for contacting our department with the video.

It has been determined that the incident took place outside our city and we are working with the appropriate jurisdiction to find the cat and the suspect.

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How To Reverse a Video in iMovie - Duration: 2:29.

Hi this is Monique and today I'm going to show you how to reverse a clip so before we

do anything don't forget to subscribe to my youtube channel so basically people

want to create a reverse effect say when they want to do like a cool effect where

it's in slow motion or speed it up or do it backwards or whatever that's what

we're going to show you how to do today to actually reverse a clip so I've

downloaded a clip off of pixabay.com and so what I'm doing right now is I'm

actually just going to play at one time so you can see what it looks like going

in forwards and it's basically up jellyfish

swimming

so in order to reverse a clip what you do is you go to the top right hand

corner where you have all the tabs for the color in the crop and volume and

everything like that and you go to the one that looks like a speedometer it's

the third from the right and you click on it just make sure that the clip that

you want to reverse is select it first then you click on reverse so you hit the

check mark for a reversed so it's now playing in Reverse in normal speed but

if you want to slow it down or speed it up all you have to do is go to speed and

check on normal and then you can go to slow fast or custom so I'm just going to

leave mine on normal and this is what it looks like

reversed so I hope this has helped you and don't forget to subscribe to my

youtube channel if you want more tips and tricks on how to use iMovie

For more infomation >> How To Reverse a Video in iMovie - Duration: 2:29.

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Digital Studies Video 2.0 Rough Draft - Duration: 2:14.

Hey guys my name is Bree, and I'm a student at UW Madison.

And if you're a student at a University you know what I'm talking about when I say

that we have all gone around in a circle 365,000 times saying what our name is and what our

major is.

And if you're anything like me you have gone around in a circle at least 365,000 times

saying "Hey I'm Bree and I have no idea what I want to do with my life."

Which is then followed by "Well what are you interested in or what classes are you

taking?"

And you're like "well I wouldn't be undecided if i knew that right?"

Well, this video is for you Misfits out there just like me that have no idea what they want

to do with their life, and here are a few suggestions i have for you.

First, you could go to your advisor and talk to them about potential classes that might

spark an interest for you or see what other classes or suggestions they have.

You could also go to a career fair and see what possible careers might stand out to you.

You could also go to a major fair and see the possible majors that your school has to

offer, and see if there are any that stand out to you as well.

Something that I have done is picked a variety of different classes to see if there's any

that stand out to me or spark an interest.

I've done classes from art to journalism to biology, and honestly all I have really

found out are the ones that don't stand out to me, and I am literally a sophomore

so if that makes you feel any better there is no rush, and honestly most of the people

I know change their majors at least once throughout their entire college career.

So, there's not a huge rush in having to pick out a major or anything.

So don't stress about it too much.

And according to the Washington Post only 27% of college graduates actually use their

major in the job that they are in.

So, don't stress too much because in reality your major isn't that big of a deal and

there is a 73% chance that you won't even be using it in your job anyways.

So, I hope that this video helps you a little bit to get on track about what kind of majors

are interesting to you and helps you not stress out about it very much.