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Bike tours

Bike to Mount Vernon

A self-guided two-way ride on the Mount Vernon Trail. This scenic trail takes riders through Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve and Belleview Park. The banks of the Potomac bring you back to an early America, making the ride a wonderful way to approach the timeless feel of the Mount Vernon Estates.

Time: 3-7 hours   Distance: 18 miles   Adults: S48 Kids; S32

Monumental Electric Bike Tour

See it all on our tour where we ride the entire National Mall and circle Tidal Basin. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you past the Smithsonian Museums, and around to all the major sites including the U. S. Capitol, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington Monument, WWII Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, etc.

Time: 3 to 3.5 hours   Distance: 9 miles   Adults*: $79

*Must be at least 16 years old to participate.

Monuments@Nite Bike Tour

Join us as we bike toward the setting sun...there's no better way to spend an evening Washington! This evening bike tour takes you to the National Mall and the Tidal Basin when the monuments are less crowded and the air is cooler. Riders are equipped with reflective vests (背心)and safety lights.

Time: 3 hours   Distance: 4 miles   Adults: $49 Kids (12 under): $39

Bike the Great Allegheny Passage

National Geographic calls this trail “An American Classic” and named it one of the “Best Fall Trips of 2012”! Stay in B&Bs, hotels, or campsites while riding through this incredible part of the country.

Time: 5-7 days   Distance: 300 miles Adults: $189

Must be at least 16 years old to participate.

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When creating advertisements, companies tend to design some parts that appeal to our emotions or can be connected to our own lives. This is called memorable advertising. Our brains often pay attention to those parts that appeal to our emotions and forget about the rest of the information we see. So, one way to make memorable advertising is by adding an emotional or personal aspect to the most important part of the advertisement. As a result, there is a greater chance that viewers will remember that. If the scenes that appeal to our emotions manage to, at the same time, highlight the brand and its benefits, viewers will be more likely to build a connection with the brand, which can increase sales.

A good example is an advertisement from a leading consumer goods company. The advertisement showed people of all ages and from all parts of the world. In the advertisement, an artist drew pictures of what people thought they looked like — and compared those pictures to pictures of what their friends thought they looked like. This showed that people often perceive themselves negatively compared with reality — usually people criticize their looks too much. The advertisement encouraged people to see the positives in their looks, rather than the negatives. In this way, the advertisement triggered very strong emotional responses, achieved attention worldwide, and so made more people remember it.

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