Everybody has a life and every life has a story – you can save a life and share the story by adopting an animal. When one thinks of an animal shelter‚ they would conclude that those animals there were most likely abused‚ abandoned and are now aggressive to humans. However‚ that is not the case. By adopting‚ you will be in fact saving not one but two lives; the life of the animal you are adopting and the life of another animal. Animal shelters are overcrowded‚ so when an animal is adopted‚ there will
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Cash? Or Everything That’s Not Cash? In the 1960’s‚ Frederick Herzberg told us that money is a lousy motivator. I have to disagree with this theory‚ based on the reasons people get jobs and my own personal working experience. There are many reasons people do get jobs‚ but most of the main reasons still stem back to money‚ whether is health insurance‚ free services through the employer‚ or the actual pay itself. There may be other types of motivators as well‚ but the main reason that person
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the structural parts of a persuasive speech. Attention Statement Show a picture of a person on death row and ask the audience: does an innocent man deserve to die? Introduction Briefly introduce the man in an Illinois prison and explain that he was released only days before his impending death because DNA evidence (not available when he was convicted)‚ clearly established his innocence. A statement of your topic and your specific stand on the topic: “My speech today is about the death
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For this speech‚ I used different technique to make it more persuasive than informative. For the informative speech‚ I just talked about something like explaining. In the persuasive speech I had to not just explain‚ but also view the two different perspectives. I also used the information to show why I think child spanking should not happen. I am not sure what organizational strategy I specifically used. I wanted to talk about first why I am against‚ then the counter arguments‚ and lastly the
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Jenna Meneses COM115-750 December 2. 2014 Fall 2014 Fast Food? Topic: Don’t eat fast food. Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience not to eat fast food‚ and to start eating healthier Thesis Statement: Eating fast food regularly can affect your health drastically‚ and can be disastrous. It’s up to you as an individual to start making healthy habits‚ and stop consuming all those unhealthy foods. Intro Attention Material/ Credibility Material: When we’re hungry‚ and don’t have time to cook we all
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Assessment of the Nose External Inspection * Inspect the nose‚ noting any trauma‚ bleeding‚ lesions‚ masses‚ swelling‚ and asymmetry. Normal Findings | Abnormal Findings | The shape of the external nose can vary gently among individuals. Normally‚ it is located symmetrically in the midline of the face and is without swelling‚ bleeding‚ lesions‚ or masses. | The nose is misshapen‚ broken‚ or swollen. | Patency 1. Have the patient occlude one nostril with a finger. 2. Ask the patient
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I. Introduction A. Attention Statement Refer back to the most recent restaurant you ate at‚ the department store you bought from‚ or even the mall you were shopping at. How are they related or what do these have in common one might ask. To the average person‚ it would seem that these are ordinary places where you would go to purchase what you want or need almost on a daily basis. However‚ it should be noted more often that these are businesses and that their success relies heavily on producing
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STUDENT NAME/SECTION: Addie Chan - 017 1. Topic: Do Not Procrastinate 2. Circle the General Purpose of your speech: (to inform or to persuade) 3. List the Main Points that you will develop: I. The disadvantages for procrastinating II. The advantages for not procrastinating 4. Method of organization: Circle One Method Below Chronological; Spatial; Topical; Cause/Effect; Problem/Cause/Solution; Problem/Solution; Comparative Advantages; Monroe’s Motivated Sequence: [Attention‚ Need‚ Satisfaction
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Sample Persuasive Speech Outline For Public Speaking Sample persuasive speech outline including speechwriting tips on outlining the main speech topics for public speaking. Sample Persuasive Speech Outline YOUR NAME‚ SPEECH CLASS AND DATE: TITLE: SUBJECT: Your persuasive speech topic. GENERAL PURPOSE: To persuade SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To persuade the audience to ... (fill in your ultimate goal of course :-) I INTRODUCTION A. Your attention grabber. Try a snappy one if you like
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Have you ever seen people on the side of the street handing out pamphlets against slaughterhouses and encouraging you to eat more organic‚ I know I have‚ but I always thought screw that I love food organic just sounds gross. Not until later did I realize how stupid and ignorant I was. Conventional foods are harsh all around and are just unnecessary in today’s society when they do more damage then good. I’m hoping for you to leave here today more motivated to choose healthier more organic food
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