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I am choosing option B to analyze a subversive music video. The music video I have chosen is "Womanizer" by Britney Spears
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duffy8
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Having collage upload difficulties?
If you're having trouble uploading your collage, it could be due to the size of the file and blogger is unable to deal with compressing huge files to make them uploadable. The Google Pack software below will include Picassa (a free photo editing software that will also give you free storage space online) so instead of uploading your file from the hard drive of your computer or network drive, you would choose the other option to enter a website address. This Picassa software is pretty basic, but the web album I showed you last year's collages from was Picassa's web albums (just an FYI).
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