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    Adapted from draft 6: Write a personal essay about an experience reminded by A Walk to the Jetty. Farewell It was the night before I set off. I sat on the floor in my lovely bedroom‚ enjoying myself in creating a mess when I tried to figure out what to take with to college. It’s been too long that I could spend my time just doing nothing; to me that was like running into a pink elephant during the past several years. But I was no longer a bird in cage‚ but soon would fly up high to the azure

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    Development in Pre-Adolescent Children Introduction Growing up in a Christian home has its mix of blessings and curses. The blessings are obviously the security and stability of a family whose foundation is firmly planted in the Word of God. The curses are the problems that come as a result of being swept along the river of the faith of the parents. This paper is written with these problems in mind. For as I deal with considering the faith of the pre-adolescent children of my congregation

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    serving his duty in the Marine Corps. One of his more outstanding awards was the Sylvanus Thayer Award. On May 12‚ 1962 General MacArthur gave his farewell speech after receiving his honorable medal (MacArthur‚ 1962). His farewell speech impacted the lives of many‚ making it one of the best speeches in American history in my opinion. Throughout his speech‚ General MacArthur is saying goodbye while also explaining his choices were not made to disrespect President Truman at the time‚ but to protect people

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    Madison‚ Washington did not gain political power through persuasion. Nevertheless‚ Washington made many great contributions toward the young nation. And before his term came to an end‚ Washington reached out to the American people. Through his 1796 farewell address‚ Washington employs a patriotic tone and clarifies the dependency between the colonies in an effort to defend his stance on unification. Washington integrates a patriotic tone throughout his passage in order to instill a sense of pride within

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    effect on Children Today‚ preschool children in the United States watch approximately 2 hours of television daily (Nicklas et al 2011). Those children who are also apart of low-income families tend to watch more television as well. Since this is such a huge portal into the majority of preschooler’s lives‚ television has a huge cognitive‚ social‚ and nutritious impact on the things they want and how they approach situations. The shows on television are not the only factor that affects children; commercials

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    Speech on Childrens day I am to give a five minute speech on Children’s day in a school. This is what I want to say to them: Happy Children’s day‚ all of you. And I mean‚ all of you‚ all of us. I find children’s day very very special. Do you know why? Because the child in me also celebrates. All of us‚ including grown ups‚ have the child within us. Childhood is common to all of us. We are still our parents children‚ and to God‚ all of us are his children‚ aren’t we? From the youngest child

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    freedom of speech between adults and kids. It’s about having authority but knowing when to let your guard down and listen. Before I begin‚ I want to mention that this speech contains terms and expressions that may be considered as ‘harsh’ or ‘childish’ by adults‚ because the whole concept of this speech can be uncomfortable for some‚ but hey‚ that’s exactly what I’m standing up here for‚ therefore it would be best if you just learn to live with it so that this can be an informative speech for you

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    Babe Ruth’s Farewell to Baseball speech was delivered on April 27th 1947 at the Yankee Stadium in New York. Babe Ruth at the time was 52 years old and dying of throat cancer‚ his speech was directed towards his dedicated fans. He wanted to thank everyone for their kind words throughout the years and he knew he wasn’t going to be around much longer. He began by speaking about how horrible his course voice sounded and how it felt just as bad. That statement I’m not quite sure if it could be construed

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    Four months after the Battle of Gettysburg‚ Abraham Lincoln delivers an farewell speech to the brave soldiers who was willing to give away their lives for America. Lincoln’s purpose was to emphasize to the audience about liberty‚ freedom‚ and equality within the new nation. He adopts the speech in a solemn and hopeful tone to present to the audience how he felt about the soldiers who commit their lives for America. Through the use of repetition‚ and parallel structure Lincoln illustrates the importance

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    it.” Coolidge seemed to live by the principle‚ of avoiding incrimination by remaining silent‚ earning him the legendary nickname: “Silent Cal.” Ironically‚ in his first speech to the Massachusetts State Senate‚ Coolidge preached the importance to “do the day’s work” without becoming “a demagogue”. The overarching value of this speech‚ to standing up for what’s right‚ is one that has become increasingly evident in today’s society. Far too often‚ our country’s youth is falling victim to sacrificing their

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