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Week 2 Blog
A blog is a personal web space where you can record your opinions, thoughts, feelings, ideas, and creative
expressions on a given topic.  
A blog is what you make it: a scrapbook, journal, photo album, opinion column, micro book, sketchpad, or soap box.
For your creative blog your posts will be related to the themes we are studying. You will an introductory post telling about yourself and your goals for the blog and a final summary 
post that evaluates your blog, assessing whether you met the goals you set for yourself. 
Remember your writing should be error free and grammatically correct.
For this assignment, you will need to add one design element.
To add a YouTube video clip, use the “Add content” tool (look for the plus sign with a circle around it on the bottom right hand side of the blog toolbar). Click the plus sign and scroll 
to “YouTube video”, then , search for your chosen clip.To add  an image, again, use the 
“Add content” tool (look for the plus sign with a circle around it on the bottom right-hand 
side of the blog toolbar). Click the plus sign and click “Insert Local Files”. Then, locate your 
image, and click “Open”. Be sure the image is saved as a jpeg or png file. 
Requirements: each entry must be at least 125 words.
Week 2
Satire: This week, we learned about satire and read Vonnegut’s “Harrison Bergeron.”  
Satire is a popular form of social critique, as evidenced in late-night talk shows and political cartoons. 
For this blog entry, locate a satirical political cartoon online and embed a link to it or attach a file.
Be sure to check your blog so that the cartoon is visible.
Once you have embedded your political cartoon, discuss the satire in both the cartoon you chose and Vonnegut’s short story