Second Exercise

Traditional Risk Factor Epidemiology - The Hidden Danger
Numbers don't tell us what causes problems.
Siegel is standing in front of the projector, with the "No Signal" image now glowing on his face.
There is still trickery - the numbers don't give the answers. This example is more heavy-handed than the last.

In-Class Exercise

"This was a trick! I'll admit it, this was a trick."

Commercials

Clip of advertisement trying to get cigarette advertising on agenda:
Teens&Tobacco - CNN. 16 year old girl can't stop reading cigarette adds. Has smoked since she was 14. Tobacco companies are still targeting teens, despite legal agreement not to. CNN spelled Siegel's name wrong - Siegal.
Framing smoking in bars as workers' health:
1. Sepia toned diner - "It's not easy to quit a fifteen-year smoking habit, especially when it's not yours." - Not everyone can walk away from secondhand smoke.
2. Full House Clip? Siegel recorded that, frequently? An accident, but damning.
3. Clip of people - diners and waiters pleased 16 months after the ban are pleased. Restaurant workers 1.5 times greater risk, "no-smoking" sections don't reduce harm. Bar owner thinks business has dropped off (not associated with smoking?) and think it should be his decision to let people smoke or not. Also, Siegel is Rick Moranis-esque on tv.

Welcome to Lecture 7

Dr Phil just couldn't handle that Siegel stole his show, and according to the National Enquirer, is "Falling Apart."
This is going to be the tone of the night.
Fabulous prizes! Colorado Avalanche license plate and wallet, for making a play in SPH softball. "You probably don't have a car to put it on or money to put in it." - Siegel.
Calculator time: I'm waiting for someone to show a ten-key. I have a pad of paper.
Most basic - TI-something simple. - Hershey's bar, plain.
Winner - variants on TI-89s. Hershey's bar, extra dark with lots of fruit and such.
I own this.