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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Students Managing Money Managing money is an important aspect in a person’s life. In the book Managing Your Money: All-in one for dummies by Ted Benna‚ he mentions a great scenario of how you should treat money where he states‚ “Just as you have relationships with people in your life‚ you also have a relationship qwith money-- how you earn it‚ spend it‚ lose it and save it.” A disadvantage that we have in today’s society is that schools are not equipping our students well enough with the knowledge
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How many of you like paying taxes? How many of you know where your taxes go? 31.9% of taxpayers’ dollars goes to health and human serves‚ which provides essential medical‚ dental‚ mental health‚ and social services to many of California residents. (provided by state of California franchise tax board.)The population in California is 38.9 billion people. The state spends $34.4 billion on welfare and the local communities spend $24.4 billion. ( usgovernmentspending.com) Welfare is “social effort designed
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“Healthcare without insurance is like construction without power tools. It can be done but it will take longer‚ require a lot more effort‚ and at times you will feel like you are hammering your thumb‚” (Colker). As of June 2017‚ nearly thirty million American citizens are still without health insurance. Along with that‚ over the brief course of just this year nearly two million individuals have dropped the Obamacare plan‚ and now it is more than obvious that something that something needs to be done
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Healthcare for all or healthcare for none? People have different views about what they think the United States should do about healthcare. Should they give it to everyone for cheaper‚ but then make the people who work in those fields get paid less? Or should they keep it the way it is where not everyone is covered? They should not give healthcare to every single person for many reasons. It will not be as good as care‚ people who work in medical fields will lose money‚ and it will make healthcare
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Healthcare Reform and Congress’ role in the Legislative Process This is not a story of good versus evil. Nor is it a tale of right versus wrong. The decision of the morality and constitutionality of the new healthcare law is for someone else to make. This paper simply seeks to address Congress’ role in the long and confusing process of passing healthcare reform. As a group‚ we attempted to consider every major policy actor in the healthcare reform process. We identified seven major actors:
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the introduction. Tyler – Talked about the passing of his mother and lessons brought from her. Central point was compassion for all people. He learned determination from a young age. Strong use of quotes. Lai – Hurting her knee revolves around the speech. She unfortunately tore everything in her knee. Gained the ability to define herself beyond athletics. I like the
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Persuasive speeches have been the most challenging speeches in this class for me. The goal is to influence the belief of an audience‚ convincing them to choose a side. The first persuasive speech I done I was nervous for some odd reason. When it comes to informative speeches I can talk a lot‚ but it’s different with persuasive speeches. Gaining the attention of the audience enough to persuade them is the major key to a good persuasive speech. Speech 3 was the longest persuasive speech being four
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Nguyen COM 111-550 06/14/13 CHAPTER 16 REVIEW QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between an informative speech and a persuasive speech? Why is speaking to persuade more challenging than speaking to inform? Informative speech is designed to convey knowledge of and understanding and persuasive speech is to either reinforce or changing people’s beliefs or actions. Persuasive speech is more challenging than informative because there are different points of view on the topic your discussing since
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