Hey I just had another Debate. This time it was over year round schooling. I was totally for the idea although I had to change a lot of minds. I ended up winning the debate. This debate helped me see many sides to the American education system. All in all I think that I would side for year round school I mean a 3 week break every 45 days and still have a 7 week summer.

I would just like to tell everyone that I won my first debate. It was fun, but I did learn that I need to be more prepared for what the affirmative might throw at me. I think that I had a good position on the topic though so that helped me a lot.

This is a photo of Brigham Young University from www.knowledgerush.com
I would like to go here, it is one of the top 100 schools in the United States.

Today is my first debate. We are going to argue the legal drinking age. I am on the negative side and want it to stay at the age of 21. In all I have learned a lot. This picture is from www.nd.edu

The Habitat for Humanity ads usually classified under emotional advertising. A good example of this would be the commercial when Reba McEntire partnered with them. In the commercial she was holding a key and she said something to the effect of "A key is just an ordinary piece of metal but to others it can be so much more". I have always thought that this was a sad commerical. This photo came form forum.belmont.edu

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e- Harmony an internet dating site that gets millions of visitors each day. This is a good example of Band- Wagon advertising, because it talks about how many people use it. Hey and you even get matched on 27 characteristics. WOW how lucky please do not think that I am teasing anyone who uses an internet dating site. This cool photo was taken from 1.bp.blogspot.com

Kaboom, Kaboom, Kaboom, Kaboom, that's all you ever hear when you a commercial pops up on the television. If this is not an example of Repetition advertising then I do not know what is. I personally think that this is one of the most annoying commercials ever. This photo was taken from www.divinecaroline.com