free anti-DWI videos

Feb 07, 2007 1 Replies

These anti-DWI videos consist of public-domain .wpl files, i.e. playlists for Windows Media Player.



They are in XML which is easy to open with any text editor.



The playlist files link to copyright TV news videos fed for free from the TV stations' respective web sites. The viewer watches TV news stories in a sequence calculated to persuade the viewer to make good choices. The playlists provide a selection that is fair and balanced.



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contains the longest list of videos.



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contains a selection balancing older drivers committing terrible drunk driving crimes, and outvoted discrimination victims committing similar crimes.



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contains a selection similar to the above, but featuring high school students where the college_audience file features criminals aged 20. The day before the senior prom, show this playlist to the school assembly, timing it to end just before the lunch bell, so the students will discuss the material with each other, providing each other with positive peer pressure.



The title of all three playlists is, WITHOUT FURTHER COMMENT and there is no further comment in the playlist except for identifying the stations and dates the segments aired.



Open Windows Media Player on a computer with a high-speed connection, click FILE and then OPEN URL, and copy and paste

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into the new window.



There may be some jails where the sheriff can allow prisoners to watch

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also without adding any additional comment.



The Hon. Tom Alciere smart person Nashua, New Hampshire



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