Found this kind of entertaining regarding copyright. I personally didn't see any people posting the status themselves.

I can see some of the rhetorical elements the rhetor used in his project. He invents his ethos by telling the audience that he himself is a skateboarder and the anecdote he tells about people in Eau Claire that assumed he was vandalizing a building just because he was skateboarding. He also uses an interview from a fellow skateboarder which builds credibility too.

I personally have found this to be very helpful for citations as we do need works cited page for the exploratory essay.

Tips for getting better results while researching online, specifically google.

These are some great tips for when researching and using google as a search engine. Some would be very helpful that I wish I had known sooner.

This an example of ineffective visual rhetoric. I remember when these ads came out there was a lot of backlash on target and did the opposite of the purpose of trying to persuade people to buy their swimsuits.

This piece of visual rhetoric appeals to pathos in the way that it is supposed to make you feel like Facebook will make you happier because now your friends are your fans.

This article is trying to persuade the reader that Scott Walker is anti-women.This article is taking advantage of the kairos coming from the election that is approaching.

This article obviously has the characteristic of trying to persuade as seen in the title of the article. But it also is adapted to an audience which is the target group of voters. Also to name a function is that it is advocating the side of the non-legalization of marijuana.

Funny how to. But is probably offensive to people who choose to dress like this and how we now imitate it almost like mockery.

I find the picture on this website pretty funny and the description of Goth culture is very informative.