First Millennium Testing Persuasive Speech

You and friends make a bet whoever lost this poker match would have to do something crazy, you lose and choose to try to survive a year in the woods. You know it will be challenging. There will be bears, snakes, mosquitos, birds, badgers and bees. There are many different methods about how to survive in the woods. I will teach you the skills how find shelter, get food and what equipment you need.

Tests are called "standardized" when all students answer the same questions under similar atmosphere and their answers are

I am sure that everyone of you have heard about aliens and UFOs. Indeed, we all have heard about the famous case of aliens and UFOs in Roswell, New Mexico. Most people might be interested in the topic of aliens, but I know that the majority of you just think of it as rumours and the existence of them are impossible. Therefore, I am standing here in front all of you to make you change your perspective. I am strongly confident that I have found the evidence of their real existence to convince all of you.

When your in a car what is it that your focus should be on: your car, the cars of others, the road, watching out for pedestrians, or watching for lights and signs? Well driving is all those thing put together and to add a phone to the mix is to many things for a single person to concentrate on. Some state have made it illegal for people to drive while using a hand held device and, I believe that is the right decision because while people are on their phones while driving they can: run into other car or hit pedestrians. Have you ever seen a car that's run a stop sign or light? Chances are you have and some of those times people are running late for something and don't notice it but i bet most times its because a person was too busy talking on their phone or even texting.

The speakers attempt to engage the International Biodiversity Conference to adopt measures to ensure the security of earth’s biodiversity, highlights the grave environmental struggles confronting world leaders. In the persuasive presentation, “Taking stock” which appeals to environmentalist, world leaders and those in attendance of the biodiversity conference, the speaker contends current efforts to secure biodiversity are lacklustre and threatening earth’s future, attempting to garner support for a new wave of environmental action. The images accompanying the presentation support the speakers’ contention by calling to attention that importance of biodiversity.

Ted Talks is a treasure trove of information, capable of providing anyone with a mountain of information on whatever might interest them. It is different to many other sources in regards to how that information is given out, this being the way most all their videos are of people giving speeches. Given the vast collection of speeches on the site, we can find many a great performances where it is obvious that the speaker had a great effect on the audience and also where the audience wasn’t very much influenced. On the topic of aging and general health, there were two speeches by Aubrey de Grey’s and Dan Buettner, and we will be comparing these two speeches together

I agree with you, in the U.S. we spend too much time on preparation for testing. I did not expect to find such a high numbers, over one hundred mandated standardized test required between K-12. You mentioned in your writing about hands on testing I'm a strong supporter of that approach and have seen the benefits not only in educational institutions but also during workplace training sessions.

I am going to need some audience participation. Everyone take a $5, $10, or $20 dollar bill out. How many of you are willing to rip your money up? You probably wouldn’t do it and think this is crazy, but we throw money away like this in the name of our car, television, or shoes every month. Let me give you an example.

We have canceled with the SIMCO for the on-site calibration service. We are planning, test equipment will calibrate in San Jose, before us to ship to XPO to replace, with current expired one.

Lena wanted me to let you know that tomorrow (10/18/16), we will perform make-up testing. I know some of you have already signed up for lab times tomorrow, which should be fine.

We most likely have all had a pet some time in our life. Whether it was a mouse, hamster, or even a dog, big, small, soft ,scaly, they are all great creatures. Now imagine that faithful companion in a lab. That is right many labs test medicine, cosmetics, and other medical treatments first on animals. Mice are common victims of scientists in labs. Is it good or bad? That is why I’m here, I will give multiple reasons, within 3 categories, to why lab testing has a positive effect or a negative effect.

Scenario: It’s a nice warm day and your window is down, arm resting on your window ledge the breeze is nice and you catch a glimpse of yourself in the side mirror - looking pretty cool! Not if a cop sees that. Fine alert! Resting your arm on the window ledge and any part is outside the car, you’re breaking the law. Same goes for popping a hand out the window and making ‘waves’ with your hand riding the wind. Fun and feels good but it’s a no go. Both fall under rule ‘limbs protrude’.

Our collective over confidence, bordering on arrogance, was directly at fault for losing the election. The time for righteous indignation, preaching, and condescension is over. Aside from being a waste of time and energy, it looks fairly elitist, and there is no room for elitism in a truly inclusive society. I'm not suggesting we should tolerate intolerance in any way; rather, we should not jump to the conclusion that a person is intolerant based purely on who they voted for in this election. We are all human and equally capable of being flawed and shortsighted at times. Instead of telling Trump supporters what their vote meant to you, ask them what it meant to them, and not in a condescending way, as that

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When choosing my speech topic, I thought about many different topics. I considered doing mine on abortion, more funding for Alzheimer’s research, and many others. I finally decided on doing my speech on Star Wars. I narrowed my ideas down to this one for many reasons. While I do feel strongly about making abortion illegal, I did not want to talk about this in front of the class. I know that there are varying opinions on abortion, and I wouldn’t have been able to give my speech without offending someone. I decided on Star Wars because many people either love it or are indifferent towards it, and I knew I wouldn’t offend anyone by giving my speech on this topic.