Mt. Everest Persuasive Speech

[Attention Getter ] When I first came to Las Vegas in the summer of 2003, we visited the Lake Mead very often and knowing now of how much lower the water has gotten over the years has been quite shocking to me.

We both wanted to ride the same thing first so we stood in line and waiting to go on. When we got close to the front you could see the name of the ride it was called fire ball. That name just makes it seem fast the ride was a circle shaped of obesely its going to be fast. So finally they opened that little gate so we could enter, there was these steps you had to walk up then we sat the third seat from the front. Then the ride stared moving side to side it scare me I just sat there terrified and screaming that is how scared I was. Then it started going side to side even fast to were half of the people on the ride were upside down an I was one of them so I stared freaking out and laughing I could control myself then I look over at my sister and she’s screaming her head off. That mad me laugh even more then it stared go even faster and it got to the point were everyone was upside down and there was a moment were when everyone was at the top it stopped and stayed there for a few seconds then finally it went in a couple more circles then it was

Do you live outside of Israel, but want to participate in the struggle for Jewish religious freedom on the Temple Mount?

It was around 4:30 5:00pm on a Saturday when my Dad, Sister Ahlancya, Cousin Mycal, Best friend Gracie, and I were getting in the car after the dentist to go to the Ohio State Fair. When we got there we had to walk over to where the rides were because of where we parked. “Whoosh”, as the rides went past. After getting are wrist bands we all except my Dad jumped into the line of our favorite rides. Gracie and I even rode or two that Ahlancya and Mycal recommended for us to ride, they were so fun!!! In till they recommended us to ride this rollercoaster that goes upside down and hangs you there for about 15 seconds mind me Gracie and I hated those rides

How would you feel if someone stopped you from doing something you're really passionate about ? well There were two articles written about whether Mt.Everest should stay open , or if they should close it down for awhile because of some accidents that has happened . In my opinion I believe without a doubt people should be able to climb Mt. Everest because, people are trained to climb mountains and they have equipment to keep them safe from falling. Everyone has a hobby and it’s not fair to take away someone's hobby because other people aren't being safe .

At the end if you want to climb Mt. Everest it's on you. Many people know the effects of trying to make it to the summit. They know what happens if you body doesn't adjust to the high altitude, when your body drops below normal level, and if your mind is thinking about something else and whatever the case it can be very deadly. And for what just to take a picture on top of the mountain and tell your friends it doesn't seem that cool because you're talking about making it to the summit when you're missing a nose or worse your friends are telling your story because you're dead or missing on the mountain.

Did you know that 29.1 million people in the USA have diabetes and someone else is diagnosed every 19 seconds! This disease also costs the United States about $245 billion a year!

For years Mount Olympus and the gods have been struggling to keep their finances under control, wasting money without even knowing it. It is because of this that I stand before you today to ask that you elect me as the new Minister of Finance in Mount Olympus. I am a skilled, frugal, and generous individual with many connections and previous knowledge that will aid me in manage Olympus’s finances. If you allow me to take on this position, I promise you will not regret it; I will keep the finances under control and ensure that the Gods are making the most of their money. So I ask you to hear me out as I tell you when I am the absolute best candidate for Minister of Finances at Mount Olympus.

With millions of visitors each year, Yellowstone National Park is a huge tourist attraction to people from all over the world. But underneath its many geysers and hot spots, there is a big issue steaming below the surface. What some people may not know is that Yellowstone is actually sitting in one of the largest calderas in the world, and has been brewing for centuries. When and if it ever erupts, the effects could be enormous, but what if we find a way to prevent it? And what would the effects of that be?

We reach out to the world grasping ahold of what may come into our reach; snowflakes tumbling downwards to the embrace of the warm earth below. Like the snowflake, we too fall from downwards to the earth. However, falling downwards holds such disappointing connotation to it; a pain of remorse and regret. It shouldn’t be this way, for as mankind falls in such a spiral so must everything else. We are not alone in our inevitable embrace of the earth, others are there besides us as well. As time is inescapable; it can be slowed to a near stop, however a raging river cannot flow the way it once came.

Imagine yourself getting ready to rescue a climber stuck on top of a mountain. There you are in the helicopter reaching out to the distressed climber, but all of a sudden you fall down thousands and thousands of feet to your death. You just risked your life to save someone who was not ready. People putting their lives at stake for someone who was not ready is not acceptable.

We rode the adventure express and waited in line took like 30 min. Then i saw my sister cut us because she and her friend had a fast pass. I got so mad at her because she was bragging. Then a few min later we got on the ride and it was a nice ride to start it up then after that ride we went to go ride the flight of fear now that took us like 2 hours just to get on. while we were in line my sister passed by and told us that she rode like 5 rides already and this was going to be our 2nd. The flight of fear was fast and scary at first but then i got used to it and it was pretty

Snow is nice and beautiful for it only accurse once a year every year, furthermore Pocatello is exposed to winter snow and has laws in place as well.

Almost four-thousand five hundred people have attempted to or actually have climbed Everest since 1953. Two hundred two of those who have attempted  the  climb  have  died.  Climbing  Everest  is  a  dangerous  feat.  The mountain  itself  commands  power  and  respect.  It’s  almost  as  if  when  climbers  reach  the  summit  it’s not  because  of  their  hard  work  and  determination,  it’s because  the  mother  mountain  allowed  them  too.  Since  Everest  is  such  a  perilous  endeavor,  should  people  continue  to  climb  it?  Should  humans  be  allowed  to  conquer  such  beauty,  prestige, and power?  Should  humans  be  allowed  to  stand  at  the  top  of  the  world,  if  only  for  a  moment?

Intro: Climbing Everest, going to this extraordinary place or that extraordinary place, breaking a world record. These all sound pretty great until you hear about the impact that these dreams have on others. Many people have tried to accomplish their unreasonable dreams and have not succeeded. They rely on rescue services to help them after they put themselves in danger. Despite that some people choose to earn a living saving others, people should not be saved when they put themselves at resc because of the cost there is to save others, that people still want to accomplish their dreams when they were inexperienced, and they they risk rescue service worker’s safety while they are being rescued.