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    Speech Outline Purpose: At the end of my speech‚ the audience will be able to see how far technology has come and be informed of how it has changed our lives. Intro: Imagine for a moment that you’re in the 1900s. You wake up and go to check your phone. What you pick up is not your iPhone‚ Samsung Galaxy‚ or even a smart phone. You stare at it puzzled‚ because it resembles a brick and looks like a dinosaur to you. Well what you just grasped was not the kind of cell phone you’re used to‚ it

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    Today‚ the term "family" is difficult to define. All families are unique‚ and they can range anywhere from single parent families to extended families. Most importantly though‚ it is in the family where the next generation is being built. Parents must provide security and support for their children‚ and they need to be prepared for the challenges of balancing work and family in today ’s society. In traditional families‚ there was a mother‚ a father and their resulting children. The father would most

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    Bethan Exelby How did we come to Contemporary Vocal Music as it is today? An exploration of how the 20th Century has changed vocal techniques. Contemporary Music is a time in classical music history in which all previously set boundaries were pushed and broken in order to discover new things‚ new sounds‚ and new ways of doing things. This is all evident when looking at contemporary vocal music. Before the Contemporary era‚ a vocal performer would only sing or speak. Europe was at the

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    three instances of how our knowledge of DNA has changed life in our day. Give one positive and one negative application of that knowledge and defend your answer. According to Kenneth Saladin‚ deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is “a long threadlike molecule with a uniform diameter of 2mm‚ although its length varies greatly from the smallest to the largest chromosomes.” What does this mean? Basically‚ it is a long string that contains a person’s genetic information. DNA has been studied overtime

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    last century‚ do you think music has changed from being about artistic expression to being more about money and business? Who owns the record companies and is there any room for indy’s? Yes music has definitely changed‚ the music industry is a big money making business. Throughout the last century the idea of music has changed for both the listener as well as the artist. In many cases‚ music is not recognized as an expression of art‚ but rather music has become a multi-billion dollar industry

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    profiling has changed forensic science. DNA technology has given police and the courts a means of identifying the suspects of rapes and murders. Today‚ the Federal Bureau of Investigation performs the bulk of the forensic DNA typing for local and state law enforcement agencies. In criminal investigations‚ DNA from samples of hair‚ bodily fluids or skin at a crime scene is compared with those obtained from suspected suspects. DNA typing and PCR by court systems around the united states has led many

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    How Harry Potter Changed My Life Written by: Colin Rhoney English 111 (A2) Ever since I first began to read‚ books have always been a major influence in my life. My childhood was full of many memories of reading many wonderful books. I remember spending hours upon hours going from shelf to shelf‚ looking for new books. The library became almost like a treasure hunt‚ searching every row and every book before discovering just the right book to read. The most exciting part was when I would come

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    How do you think Jesus changed the world? Jesus led people to a better life with God. He also taught the people of God how to correctly praise God and be nice to one another. Lastly‚ Jesus performed miracles In the Bible. He was able to do things no one could even think of doing. Jesus acted as a leader‚ teacher‚ and miracle worker revealing God’s Kingdom to the world. Jesus was a true leader in the Bible‚ by showing people the Kingdom of God. As Jesus walked out of Capernaum‚ he saw Matthew

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    HOW THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS HAS CHANGED OVER TIME? The periodic table has changed a lot since the first one was created‚ it has also expanded and has more elements it has also changed the weight of other elements.‚ it was first created in rows and columns and all different confusing symbols and equations‚ the periodic table today is a lot more structure and easier to understand. The periodic table has is always being changed s new discoveries are being made and new theories are being developed

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    Piper‚ Osteen‚ and Graham express happiness differently; all leading people to different opinions and feelings toward their own happiness. Piper sees happiness as doing things to make God happy. Osteen believes happiness is God wanting to make us happy. Graham’s version of happiness is being forgiven of sin. Piper believes that if people do things to make God happy we will find happiness. That means not doing things for ourselves‚ but for him to find our own happiness. John Piper says‚ “Not His

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