Dragon Boating Speech

The journey starts on a boat; the diver is alone and there not by choice but the need. The dive feels an obligation to free women from these myths, to “…heal the rift”. This is truly a brave woman, to stand up to the world she knows and cry: there is a different way! “First having read the book of myths, and loaded the camera, and checked the edge of the knife-blade”, the diver must know society and its

The product of the CIBC Run for the Cure is the 1K / 5K run itself. The run satisfies the needs and wants of the consumer and the consumers are the supporter of breast cancer, victims of breast cancer, and families of the victims. CIBC’s true purpose of this event is to spread awareness of breast cancer. CIBC Run for the Cure started with community of 1500 participants, but now there are more than 100,000 participants supporting and donating to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation in order to help those suffering from cancer. The participants illustrate their support through the 1K / 5K run and by the act of wearing pink. This event fosters the positive feelings experiences for both men and women suffering from breast cancer, so they can

Young ladies and princesses... since the development of the tall tale, they go as an inseparable unit. The enchantment of Disney has breathed new life into extraordinary princesses: Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Belle from Beauty and the Beast. The Disney Princess even rules submerged: The Little Mermaid has brought the wonderful sea and undersea world to existence with the creation of princess Ariel. Keeping in mind your little girl has the toys, the films, the books and the adornments... nothing will contend with outlining a definitive Disney princess room for her to lay her really little head down in. So we should begin!

Specific Purpose: To educate the audience on how to effectively care for a Bearded Dragon.

In my opinion, cruise is great, but I do understand your view on cruises. That reminds me of the video things that wind can do: at sea, how the waves in the oceans was very high they did look dangerous. Also, how the waves were rocking the barge that made some of the vehicles fell overboard. I agree with you on how the whole state of Georgia has really gotten a major hurricane.

Good Evening! For those of you who don?t know me, I?m Charlotte, the very proud sister of our glamorous Bride. I want to start by congratulating Kari and Ernest, and thanking all of you for coming here today.

Diana Nyad is an American author, journalist, motivational speaker, and long- distance swimmer. Diana is also the first person to swim from Cuba to Florida without getting injury, swimming one hundred and one miles in fifty- three hours. It was Diana fifth time standing on the Cuban shore, hoping that she will make it across that vast from Cuba to Florida. Not only has she tried four times but even the greatest swimmer in the world has been trying since 1950's and it hasn't been done yet. Knowing the risk of the dangerous wildness of an ocean, she still continues this great journey. Facing the sharks and box jellyfish, the deadliest venom are in these waters. From her previous attempt, she came close to dying. Diana team and her best friend

She was a swimming coach for thirty years and was diagnosed during her last eight years. Raynolds portrayed the humanistic perspective by not allowing breast cancer hinder her happiness and free will to do what she does best which was swimming. She had the determination within her to continue her coaching even though she had the disease. Also, she became an exemplar to her students and told them to go above and beyond their potential. By not giving up nor being sad or depressed about the news, her actions demonstrate how responsible she was for her happiness. Doris thought positively by calling it “health denial” so that she wouldn’t think about the negativity at hand. Moreover, her humanistic approach showed how she saw herself not as a failure but a winner. Not as a staged two breast cancer patient but a strong

A month after her accident, she was back in the water. She did not let the events that occurred on Halloween deter her from her passion and dream of surfing professionally. Even though she was afraid of sharks, she was more concerned about never doing what she loved again. Despite the fact she could have lost more limbs or even died, if another attack occurred, she continued to surf. Her courage is another trait she possesses that makes her

Podcast Script for Triple J’s for “Blackfish” [Hack introduction music play’s, before leading into the second ‘sound bite’] [“Can you imagine being in a small concrete enclosure for your life when you’re used to swimming 100 miles a day?”- Ex-SeaWorld Trainer, Blackfish 2013] Tom: Good morning, welcome to today’s Triple J’s Hack. I’m your host Tom Tilley for the program, if you didn’t already know.

Ehrenreich’s “Welcome to Cancerland” narrative resists becoming normate, she is critical of the economics and gendering surrounding breast cancer in mainstream culture biomedicine. Ehrenreich states that “more so than in the case of any other disease, breast cancer organizations and events feed on generous flow to corporate support (45).” Ehrenreich writes that “it is the very blandness of breast cancer, at least in mainstream perceptions, that makes it an attractive object of corporate charity and a way for companies to brand themselves friend of the middle aged female market” (48). Corporations make a profit while also appearing to care for individuals with breast cancer. The events sponsored by corporations engage with breast cancer on a surface level, much of the “ultra feminine theme of the breast cancer “market place” is “a response to the treatments’ disastrous effects on one’s looks” (46). The mainstream often does not recognize the treatment effects, environmental causes, the long-term psychological, physical, and social impact of people who survive or live with the disease, which Ehrenreich states. Furthermore, the focus on the appearance of women show that the breast cancer market reinforces patriarchal ideals and normative modes of gendering that Ehrenreich resists. Ehrenreich states that like the marketplace, the breast cancer industry largely profits, it is a $12-16 billion industry in surgery and treatments (health care centers, chemotherapy, radiation, drugs, and other options enforced by the biomedical industry) (51). Ehrenreich notes that one-third of Avon Breast Cancer Crusade, twenty-five percent of Komen of money is spent on advertising for races (51). The survivors who participate in races or purchasing breast cancer merchandise “are the best possible advertisements for routine screening mammograms, early

At approximately 1700, Michael Pentoney and I were stationed in vehicle 5 on top of Power Cove. As we look down to the water we notice a group of people running down from the picnic area down to the water. We then see a female running towards our vehicle. She's screams that her niece was missing in the water. I asked her, "if had seen her go under water and not come." She yells, "yes". I told her to get in the vehicle and we started driving down to water. As we are driving down to the water, I call on our Blue Frequency, "emergency traffic, emergency traffic only. SURCOM 22P992, we have a code X in power cove, we need rangers and lifeguards." Then I got on our Bronze Frequency, called for Andy Mendoza who was on vessel 94 to pick Kyle Christian

Good morning ladies and gentlemen, I would like to take the time out to greet and thank you everyone for coming out today. You could have been anywhere in the world but you decided to be here; and I am ever so grateful for you all having the courage to do so.

a) this is technique is where there’s a long line with baited hooks that can stretch over 60 miles across the ocean.

1. I have been fascinated by the history of the Titanic for as long as I can