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    Rhetorical Triangle

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    Tamie Martz PRES111-1301B-02 March 30 2013 American Intercontinental University Abstract The rhetorical triangle is used to‚ prepare for a speech there are three points to the rhetorical triangle‚ the speaker‚ audience‚ and the situation. It is also a very useful tool‚ to help speakers with their presentations. Speakers also needs to flexible in communicating with their audience.  Rhetorical triangle September 11 2011‚ a day when tragedy struck New York City four passengers planes were

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    Rhetorical Analysis

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    essential to provide information. Humorists such as Stephen Colbert‚ from The Colbert Report‚ provide knowledge from the insight of politicians. He plays a major part in society not only by providing decent humor but also having information about congress and their actions. This allows us to be informed in any changes in society such as rules‚

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    Letter to Congress

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    establish lifelong‚ comprehensive coverage for health care. A single-payer system would take the charge of insurance premiums off of employers and put it on the people as a nation‚ where it belongs. I can’t think of a more pro-business step that Congress could take at this time. It’s also the right thing to do‚ the humane thing to do. Obamacare doesn’t address the lack of sustainability of our healthcare system. It won’t keep insurance prices down‚ more than 30 million people will remain uninsured

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    Machiavelli V. Bush

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    States under President George W. Bush faced numerous trials; including the death penalty‚ 9-11‚ Hurricane Katrina‚ and gas price inflations. These trials defied Machiavellian principles. Although competent‚ President Bush represents in no way the Machiavellian ideals to govern a country. President Bush extensively advocated the death penalty – since it’s reintroduction in 1976‚ he supported all 1‚000 executions. (Bush). The death penalty serves as cruelty‚ which

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    Rhetorical Analysis

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    Ask Not Some consider the 1961 Inaugural Address of President John F. Kennedy to be one of the greatest speeches ever delivered. It contains the famous call to action “Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” Thurston Clark declares the speech to be “the greatest oration of any twentieth-century politician” (qtd in Carpenter 2). James Humes states the speech truly shaped history‚ describing it as “brilliant eloquence” and inspiring “American hopes” for

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    Representation Of Congress

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    1. There are many ways in how a congress person can represent the American people. There are two kinds of representation for a congress person‚ which are sociological and agency. Sociological is type of representation‚ in where representatives have the same cultural background or traits as their constituents. For example‚ if a congress person has the same ethnic as their constituents‚ the people will feel that they are well representative at national level. The second principle is called Agency representation

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    Training Session

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    CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING This handout is designed to help you as the employee explore your mind and use your ideas to the benefit of everyone within the company. Creative problem solving can be done in and simple systematic process‚ use them to your advantage as a leader! EXPLORE THE CHALLENGE! * Objective finding: Identify the goal‚ wish or the challenge * Figure out what the problem is that needs to be solved. * Fact Finding: Gather any necessary data * Identify the “w’s”

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    The Functions of Congress

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    The bicameral structure of Congress was designed to enable the legislative body and its members to perform certain functions for the political system. These functions include lawmaking‚ representation‚ service to constituents‚ oversight‚ public education‚ and conflict resolution. The first of the functions of Congress is lawmaking. Lawmaking is the process of establishing the legal rules that govern society. This function is one of the two most important functions Congress‚ without lawmaking‚ society

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    Congress of Vienna

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    Sarah Rimmer‚ Gloria Carneiro‚ Mikaela Hall Cuevas 22 February 2012 European History AP The Success of the Congress of Vienna The Congress of Vienna‚ held in Austria from September 1814 to November 1815‚ was a conference held by prominent European powers of the day. The Quadruple Alliance‚ consisting of Britain‚ Austria‚ Russia‚ and Prussia‚ enacted the congress in order to reinstate peace throughout Europe after the tiring Napoleonic Wars scourged the continent. The Napoleonic Wars

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    Powers of Congress

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    The congress has special powers spelled out within the constitution. The most important place that the powers are in the constitution is article one‚ section eight. In this section‚ it lists powers of congress and what they entail. Congress in a way has more power than the president because after congress comes up with a law it is then taken to the president and if the president vetoes the new law‚ congress can still override the president’s decision. In addition‚ if the congress wanted to they

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