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    Bad News Monologue

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    Hello Hanny and Paul‚ Thanks again for your emails‚ I was planning to write to you earlier but I didn’t have much ambition since I had another bad flu. For years I have been lucky‚ hardly got sick at all with the flu or cold‚ at worst very mild ones. The last few years‚ but especially this fall and now into January‚ I’ve been sick several times and now I have my persistent cough back‚ annoying. It may have to do with the mild winters we have lately at least some people suggest a link with that

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    Delivering Bad News

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    | Delivering Bad News: Helping your patients retain dire details | Modern Medicine Oct 1‚ 2009 | | The purpose: This article focuses on providing healthcare professionals with suggestions that will help their patients remember important information immediately after receiving bad news. Although nurses usually don’t deliver the bad news‚ they are often in the room when it is given and are often the person that has to give the patient instructions immediately afterward. Research supports

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    Bad News Bears

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    Bad News Bears “Baseball was‚ is and always will be to me the best game in the world” these were the words once uttered by Babe Ruth. The Bad News Bears is a 1976 film‚ remade in 2005‚ about a little league baseball team full of misfits that were originally excluded from their Southern California baseball league for not being talented enough‚ but parent protest allowed for the team to be formed. The coach in charge of this team is a drunk‚ ex-professional baseball pitcher named Morris Buttermaker

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    bad news letter

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    Written Communication Short Report Group ProjectObjectives Demonstrate the ability to synthesize research Demonstrate the ability to edit Demonstrate the ability to critique Demonstrate the ability to effectively self-assess Demonstrate the ability to prepare a complete Short Report Guidelines: Successfully prepare a Short Report Steps 1. Prepare a 1-page Memo written to your instructor. This typed investigation is due________________________. And includes the following: A. (Para

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    Case Study "Bad News"

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    for the top managers. Managers understandably fear that they will not be able to find a way through the bad times. Employees too have fears. They will easily sense that times are not what they were. They too read newspapers‚ listen to news‚ know something about markets and talk with each other. They pay attention to managers’ nonverbal communication that says times are bad‚ perhaps really bad. Employees feed on each other’s fears. Employee/People have a right to know the truth. Often they are responsible

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    A protagonist is described as the prominent character in a novel or text. In Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World”‚ John the Savage is the central protagonist opposed to Bernard Marx or Helmholtz Watson because he symbolizes cultural difference amongst the World State and the Savage Reservation. Although Bernard and Helmholtz demonstrate differences that would not be accepted in the civilized society‚ they are only seen as leading characters. Huxley uses John’s character to point out the short comings

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    Analyse how the writer created a subliminal message in the written or visual text In the play and film Macbeth‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ a subliminal message was Macbeth questioning his sexuality. Techniques that helped me to understand this were 21st century song lyrics‚ film techniques‚ and Wikipedia. The audience first question Macbeth’s sexuality in the beginning of the play‚ when Lady Macbeth convinces him to kill Duncan because she thinks Macbeth has a secret crush on the King. Lady

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    Messages

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    Messages are all around us‚ and they are able to change how successful we are in life. The messages you recieve from your enviornment dictat the way you act. For example‚ a study using children and dolls show that messages are conveyed even in the early years of life. A different study showing how our appearence can have an affect on people. In the realisic fiction by Sherman Alexie‚ "The Absolutely Ture Dairy of Part-Time Indian‚" demonstrates how messages can affect us. The main character‚ Junior

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    Writing Indirect Messages This chapter presents writing approaches for two different message categories‚ when transmitting strong negative information and persuading someone to act‚ both of which usually use an indirect organization. There is no resistance to overcome in direct messages but in the above two types of messages we are likely to encounter resistance. The difficulty of writing a negative message stems from its bipolar objectives: (1) to transmit the bad news clearly and (2) to maintain

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    The Bad News of Social Media According to the Huffington post Facebook users share 2.5 bits of content daily‚ including personal information. Social media has had many advantages for this generation. Such as helping people stay up to date with current news happening in the world. With many advances unfortunately many downsides come along with social media. Many health risks have been proven in scientific studies. Privacy is something that has become very limited online. Violence has also become

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