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    previously Markus shows us the “do’s” and “don’ts” for his creation‚ MINECRAFT. He starts out by listing his “What went right”‚ “Letting the game fund itself”‚ he shows a critical point in software development‚ when to launch‚ albeit as most of his points are atypical of traditional game development. The next point “Open Development” he says “talked about it on forums”‚ “set up and IRC channel” and “Tumblr blog” (p.26). Most game developers keep a tight lid on their work and companies tend to

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    What do I need to know about ... Discursive Writing? ‍What’s the point? Discursive wirting discusses the situation at hand. It presents an argument in a more balanced way than argumentative and persuasive writing and can appreciate the arguments both for and against a given position. Discursive writing does not argue for or against a point throughout the essay. After having assessed and evaluated all arguments‚ the writer generally states his/her opinion at the end. ‍What are the conventions?

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    is wrong. Appealing to interested adolescents and older generations through a casual and informal approach. Emerson uses imagery to get his point of view across to the reader‚ however the reader instantly imagines what his saying because of the depth and way he explains it. The use of imagery keeps the reader interested as he draws upon different points and opinions of the same topic about the way animals are cared for. “Chickens are crammed into cages…baby calves‚ so fresh from birth…are slaughtered

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    than the lonely sentences‚ but they still did not give enough explanation for understanding Pascali’s points. If there was not as many singular or short paragraphs‚ it would have been easier to follow Pascali’s logic‚ and it would have made the article flow better. Another one of his methods were providing real world examples. These real world examples provided some understanding to the points he was making. However‚ they did not fully tie into what Pacali was trying to prove during the time he

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    this matter since it has been in the national spotlight. I would have liked to have seen more facts which supported the case‚ and less of his own opinions. I do believe that this author is bias. He does use a few unreasonable assertions to make his points. His opposition is in an unfair light; really all you are reading about is his opinion and not the facts about the case. He does fail to recognize his position‚ because all he talks about is the position that he takes on this matter. I believe the

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    tries to inform businesses of Rancho Cucamonga’s well-educated workforce‚ nearby location to major airports‚ and first-class accommodations. The ad is appealing‚ but it can be improved to be more effective. The advertisement has a very good focal point. When first viewing the advertisement‚ you are immediately drawn to the photo of the man standing on top of the skyscraper. This photo supports the key message of the ad: that your business can stand out in Rancho Cucamonga. The ad is mostly readable

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    observant. They were constantly observing the customers and making a flawless entry at a point when they were finding the customer confused in making a choice. They were never pushy but rather made the sensible suggestions based upon their observation of customer (i.e. his dressing style‚ way of speaking etc) • Fifth: Fifth moment of truth was the guard at dressing room who too behave in a well mannered way .The point in trivial but impactful. • Sixth: Sixth moment of truth was the cash counter staff

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    opinions/views? * How do you feel about...? * Let’s hear a few more views/opinions | 4. Change the subject | * The next point/item on the agenda is... * Now‚ about... * Let’s move on to... | 5. Summarize | * Let’s summarize the point * Let’s see what we’ve got * Let’s go over the main point again | 6. Give opinion | * From my point of view * To tell the truth/To be honest * As for me * As far as I’m concerned * I feel that... | 7. Make suggestion |

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    seconds long‚ but the speaker stopped officially talking at twenty minutes and fifty-four seconds into the video. The speaker‚ Amy Cuddy‚ had very interesting points about how a person’s power pose‚ powerful/ prideful or curled into a ball and timid‚ can influence themselves on how they think and feel about themselves. She also made the point that our bodies change our minds and that power posing for a few minutes really change your life in a meaningful way. Throughout the video I was a little unimpressed

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    or to narrow‚ I would choose a specific point to develop on. Next‚ information as examples was placed right after the point in order to demonstrate the correctness of my analysis. However‚ one example is too few to make the point persuasive. So‚ necessary examples‚ two or three‚ were needed so that the paragraph could be more “aggressive”. But giving examples didn’t really mean supporting the point. In other words‚ I had to make a connecting between the point and the information‚ which means I have

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