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    ACL Speech Outline

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    Purpose: To inform my audience how the ACL can be torn. General Idea: I will go into detail about what the acl is‚ how it can be torn‚ and the process to go through after it has been torn. Introduction In my speech I am going to start off by letting my audience know some facts about ACL tears. My speech is going to be all about the Anterior Cruciate Ligament and how it tears. I feel that I am certified to speak about this topic because I have torn my ACL before and I know just about everything there is

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    after high school

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    Essay After high school‚ when I first started college I wasn’t really sure what I wanted to do with my life at the time‚ but I had planned to be a business man of some sort and get my degree in business‚ then I realized that in today’s economy most new businesses are not that successful‚ plus you need money to actually start up a business on your own. So I did some thinking and have decided to get my degree in science and become a pharmacist. The reason I choose this field is because they get paid

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    Speech Title: Physical Exercise- A Key Element in Your Health and Happiness General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: I want to educate my audience on three of the amazing benefits they can experience from regular physical exercise including: Losing excess body fat‚ increased emotional well-being‚ and increased strength and endurance. Introduction: I. Attention Getter: (question) Can anyone tell me what percentage of adults in the US are overweight? How about how many Americans regularly

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    Superstitions Informative Speech General Purpose – To Inform Specific Purpose – To inform the audience of superstitions Central Idea – The origin of superstitions‚ the different superstitions‚ superstitions in religions‚ and why people have/create superstitions INTRODUCTION 1. “When you believe in things‚ That you don ’t understand‚  Then you suffer‚ Superstition ain’t the way” –Stevie Wonder 2. Superstitions have been around since the earliest days of humanity a. Everyone has

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    Process Speech Outline

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    Houston Hughes SPC-205-W05 August 23‚ 2011 How to read a topographic map. General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: As a result of my speech my audience will be able to clearly read and identify parts of a topographic map. Central Idea: To read a topographic map correctly one should follow four important steps: study the title of your map; examine your legend; study the contour lines; and view the map in 3D. Introduction: I. Topographic maps are not just any ordinary map. There

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    for the teachers‚ guidance counselors and administrators to perform. It demands special facilities and equipment‚ qualified educators with special talents to match the need‚ and above all‚ dedication and commitment on the part of the teachers and school administrators. The statement of our National Hero Rizal that‚ “the youth is the hope of our fatherland”‚ cannot be denied. The children are the leaders of tomorrow. They will be the ones to build the edifice of this nation. For them to become

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    Informative Speech Outline

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    Sydney Chumbley Stuglin Communications T/TH April 8/10 2014 1.Intro - Negative Effects of social media A. Raise your hand if you use any type of social media? I.e.: twitter Facebook Instagram (Get audience involved) B. Negative effects of social media C. I am going to inform you of things you might not know about the harmful effects of social media D. This topic can affect you in your social life & physiologically. E. F. Today I am going to focus on the negative effects on you and

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    Graduating High School

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    around is messy. There are a lot of cups on the table and bottles of ketchup and barbeque sauce‚ with dirty‚ green napkins piled up. The restaurant was as noisy as the circus when the clowns perform. There were a lot of pictures taken that night‚ but out of all the pictures‚ this is the best one taken of everyone. Crouched down in front is Brent Dana. He has a grin on his face more than a smile. Brent hates pictures‚ and he doesn’t smile in any of them; he is wearing his red "Rag Tails" shirt that he

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    INTRODUCTION I. (Attention Grabber) "Yesterday‚ December 7th‚ 1941 – a date which will live in infamy – the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan." This was a speech that President Roosevelt delivered to the nation the day after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. II. (Central Idea) The surprise nature of the attack‚ the viciousness of its execution and the searing death toll that mounted in a matter of hours‚ was certainly

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    Outline Name Liang Liu COM 114 Section #220 Presentation Title: Telecommunication Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the AT&T’s contribution to telecommunication industry. Thesis Statement: AT&T’s innovative development of the transatlantic radiotelephone and communication satellite changed communication and inspired new inventions that would shape the future of the world. INTRODUCTION I. Attention Getter: The first time I came to the United States‚ I was

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