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Informative Speech I Outline Name: Nicole Gallo COM 114 M/W/TH 10:30 Presentation Title: Who’s That Guy? Specific Purpose: My specific purpose is to inform my audience about the inventor of the Rubik’s Cube and how it has shaped the toy industry today. INTRODUCTION: I. Attention Getter: The math has been done; there is one solution out of 43 quintillion possible combinations to solve the Rubik’s Cube (Webster, 2012). II. Credibility Statement: Based on recent research and my own Rubik’s Cube

treaties signed at the end of World War I. It ended war between Germany and the Allied Powers. It was signed June 28, 1919. The signing of this treaty fell on the fifth anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination. Ferdinand was the prince of Hungary and Bohemia up until the date of his death. He was an heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne. The Treaty of Versailles was drafted or created by the representatives of Great Britain, Japan, the United States, Italy, and France. The agreement was created

Forever Gone One day on a fairly cold winter on December 14,1932 in the town of Szentes in Southeastern Hungary thirty miles from Szeged a family called the Nemeth's gave birth to a little girl named Maria. Maria grew up to be a young playful child who loved to sing, but also when she was older helping her grandparents in their store that they owned. When I was old enough to go to school and the age of 12 I went to the school Szent István Gimnázium, a Hungarian secondary school for kids 12 and

Despair Robert Fico, the Prime minister of Slovakia, claimed that “Enforced solidarity is an oxymoron”(Swidlicki). Although the European Union has made plans to have member nations take in Syrian refugees, some nations of the Eastern Bloc, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, have rejected this plan, thinking that it would lead to chaos in Europe. However, across most of Central and Northern Europe, especially in Germany, it is a very different story. Münster University professor Dietrich

Austria-Hungary before World war 1 (WWI) was an empire, it was one of the largest political power in the mainland. The two of them shared political power. “Powerful is having great power or strength.” Austria-Hungary had a powerful army between the two of them. Austria-Hungary's national interests were to have a dual monarchy, they had dual military forces which made them much more powerful. Before and during the war it was very beneficial for Austro-hungary, as they began developing and expanding

What are the major technical, organizational and managerial challenges in the implementation of HRIS (Human Resources Information System)? In terms of the organization, the main challenge is going to lie in the incorporation of the HRIS at an organization wide level. The system must be standardized and applicable so employees in all locations are more willing to shift from predecessor systems with less resistance. This shift also presents a different strain on HR staff as the system redefines their

The Holocaust. Skinny people. Shaved heads. Hungry. “In 1993, the Jewish population of Europe stood at over nine million”. Around the time, 1945, the Germans killed almost ⅔ of the Jews. During the Holocaust, over 6 million Jews were killed or taken away. (ushmm.org). In the book, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Bruno came home from a good day at school, but has to ruin his day by finding out they are leaving Berlin, towards the end of the book Bruno becomes friends with a boy on the opposite side

Can you even imagine going and living through the Holocaust? You’d had to live your life completely scared and living on edge. The Holocaust was a very difficult and hard time period. It may have just started with hatred and unfairness, but escalated all the way to torture and killing. It is just unimaginable. The events were sparked by much hatred and unfairness. “Soon after they took power, the Nazis began their persecutions with a barrage of anti-Jewish laws, including the infamous Nuremberg Laws

The Holocaust was an atrocious event that took place in the early to mid 1900’s. Six million Jews were brutally and coldly murdered, as were millions of other innocent people, resulting in the largest recorded genocide to date. With the Holocaust being many events leading up to the mass murder of innocent people, there is no official beginning date of the Holocaust. In order to understand this and the Holocaust as a whole, one must understand the causes and events that lead up to this mass genocide

Brief History: Belzec, situated in Eastern Poland, was established by German SS officers as one of the first death camps, envisioned to wipe out the entire Jewish People during World War II. Belzec was one of three killing camps known as the "Reinhard camps:, in honour of the assassinated SS commander, Reinhard Heydrich. The killings that took place at Belzec, was amongst one of the highest numbers of deaths in Eastern Europe concentration camps. An archaeological expedition took place at the