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Advertising: Name Identification, the first step in influencing your customer

Advertising works when your name or company product is flashed many times upon the mind of the consumer. After your name is impressed upon the mind several times, the person soon memorizes your name. Once that is achieved, you become a familiar name they are comfortable with. They will prefer a familiar name over the not well know, almost every time. They will choose your product or vote for your candidate because they are familiar with the name. Advertising by means of name imprinting by yard signs, bumper stickers, bumper magnets, magnet signs and other means have proven to be one of the cheapest means available to get inside the mind of your customer. Use of Colors in Advertising

Advise for Tee shirts, and your campaign. Using at least two colors creates a more powerful impact. Yes, the second color costs more, but the second color greatly improves the power and impact of the sign. The second color should not be viewed as a cost but an investment in a powerful advertising. Always pick pleasing colors. The two most common colors are the colors of the American flag, red, white and blue. Other two color combination yard signs can also be powerful. Certain shades of red and green, or blue and yellow can make a yard sign with great impact. The color red should never be used alone, unless you pick a pleasing color red, like "Crimson Red". "Stop Sign Red" is a very negative color. The exception to this rule is when you want a negative result. For example, a yard sign that says, "No New Taxes" will have its greatest impact if the color is red. Red will cause people to have a negative view of taxes. Your yard signs should be in harmony with a common color combination of other advertising items like handouts, brochures, etc. Red placed with blue has a very powerful and positive effect. Tee Shirts -
Purposes of Advertising, Increase Name Identification

Name identification. If people see your name on a repetitive basis, they soon learn your name and become familiar with it. After becoming familiar with your name, and you have the high recall in their mind, they become comfortable voting for you. People do not feel comfortable voting for a stranger. Increasing your Name Identification -- the most important purpose of a political advertising campaign. Use cheap T-shirts for cheap advertising

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"As the courts are generally the last in making the decision, it results to them, by refusing or not refusing to execute a law, to stamp it with its final character. This makes the Judiciary department paramount in fact to the Legislature, which was never intended, and can never be proper."

: "The role of a judge is a limited one. It is to...interpret the Constitution, where called upon, but at no point to impose his or her will or his or her opinion in that process."

ROUTE 66 DAY “Get your kicks...on Route...Six...Six” The words to the classic song made famous by Nat "King" Cole, The Manhattan Transfer, Rosemary Clooney and many others is remembered today, along with the TV show of the same name. The 59-year-old highway of 2,200 miles of blacktop was decertified as a U.S. highway on this day in 1985. The highway that was a legendary part of Americana saw highway crews removing the classic roadway shield-markers that designated it as the highway west. Route 66 started in Chicago, Illinois and continued into Santa Monica, California. Martin Milner and George Maharis took us for many spins on the famous highway through the TV series which aired in the early sixties. To travel from one end of Route 66 to the other, one would go through eight states and three time zones. Today, a very small portion of the highway is still open. In some places, grass and vegetation, as seen from the interstate highway or railroad tracks nearby, have all but obscured the once well-traveled Route 66. Some one-stop, out-of-the-way places such as gas stations and greasy-spoon diners are now nothing more than decaying shells of their once glorious past.

Now you go through St. Louis, Joplin, Missouri and Oklahoma City looks mighty pretty. Now you’ll see Amarillo, Gallup, New Mexico, Flagstaff, Arizona, don’t forget Winona ... Kingman, Barstow, San Bernardino. Now won’t you get hip to this timely tip. When you make that California trip get your kicks on route 66.