Persuasive Speech: Parking Guidelines
Thank you for reaching us, Kirk. This is Sandy, your support today. In order to provide the necessary adjustment, kindly provide the correct pick up and drop off location. Once we have this information, we 'll be able to help further.
Starting Tuesday January 17, 2017 – TODAY - all students must park in the upper student parking lot. This includes late arrival and early dismissal students. We are having to do this because students have taken over the front lot and our visitors do not have anywhere to park. If you are parked in the front parking lot today, talk to Officer Pearson as soon as you can.
Do you own a vehicle with a crack in the windshield? Are you tired of the damage, but you don't think you can afford to have your windshield replaced? If you don't have the money to cover the cost of the windshield replacement and you don't want to make your insurance rate go up by filing a claim, you may think that you're stuck with a broken windshield. If you live in an area where you can be ticketed for having a damaged windshield, this may be even more worrying for you. Fortunately, replacement may not be your only option.
As I arrive to his working location, Edwin had parked his vehicle with both cones outside at each end of the vehicle. He use his combo ladder and had to carry it to the apartment complex. He performed this task and demonstrated proper carrying techniques as instructed by the organization. Edwin 's vehicle is clean and organized. He has all the required personal protective equipment and his first aid is fully stocked.
On the North East corner of the shop I observed tire marks in the sand and Steven informed me that the tire tracks were not his. The tire tracks were also located in the same area where a partial shoe print was located. Steven advised me that next to the roll up door was a cigarette butt that was left as well. I did observe on the right side of the rear roll up door that screws had been taken out and that there was damage to the sheet metal on the building. Once I had observed the scene around Steven’s shop I then went to his driveway.
You may have recently heard of the story of Clifton and how he was not allowed to enter your park. You may have also heard of many other people that have encountered the same problem. Do you really think you are justified for doing such a thing, because you’re not? But, some people would say that it is right for them to deny service to African-americans. Predominantly there was no reason for Clifton to be denied entry to the park.
Specific purpose: To persuade my audience about making not wearing a seat belt illegal. Central Idea: I will discuss the problem with not wearing a seat belt, the causes of not wearing your seat belt, and the solutions to make drivers and passengers wear their seat belt. Introduction I. Attention: We all heard of the saying click it or ticket it. Just imagine in one moment your whole life changed by one decision you could have avoided simply by buckling up.
Whether you like guns or you hate them, you must understand that the ownership of firearms is a right; A RIGHT…NOT a privilege. You must understand that America is a republic, NOT a democracy. That means that our rights cannot be changed or ended by a vote. ““The Constitution shall never be construed to authorize Congress to prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms.” – Samuel Adams” It is your right (as protected by the first amendment) to oppose the 2nd amendment.
The theme of “Taking the Plunge” is to accomplish any challenge you have to overcome your fears on your own. In the beginning of the excerpt the narrator nervously rambling about anything to keep from losing nerve .” Do crows really always fly directly?” this distraction allows to continue his ascent up the diving platform. All the while constantly looking for another distraction to offset nerves, all the while continuing to accomplish the task at hand “you can’t see the bolts in this diving platform from the ground, which is good if your objective is to get more people to scale this crazy tower because those bolts are pockmarked and look wounded,”
Ever since the first day of classes, I’ve thought that crossing Chandler Road is tedious. As each day passed, I looked for the shortest paths leading to my classes, while still using the crosswalk at the traffic lights. It all began with crossing the road, when there were no incoming cars, even if the pedestrian crossing asked to stop. Shortly afterwards, I stopped using that crosswalk, since it was too slow to let me cross the street in the first place. I thought it was only a personal problem, until I saw that I wasn’t the only one crossing the street outside the crosswalk every day.
DUI By:Jaskaran You’re outside with your friends having fun and drinking, but its time to go home. You crashed your car because you were drunk and you just killed some innocent pedestrian also now have to pay for your car and go to jail. This is drinking and driving and I am here to tell you why it is bad and you should stop.
Jassem al wazzan S00031319 Prof. Arby T.Siraki ENGL101 October 30th, 2014 Speed Limits: should they be lowered or raised? We have reached a world were speed is needed a requirement. We need speed in internet, studying, medicine and even production. Speed is the requirement for success.
PREPARATION OUTLINE Title : Care for the elderly Organisational Pattern : Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Visual Aid : Power point slides General Purpose : To persuade Specific Purpose : To persuade my audience to care for the elderly with respect and dignity Central Idea : The elderly are often neglected and are vulnerable so we must care for them to prevent untoward incidents.
Title The Dangers of Texting and Driving General Purpose: To Persuade Specific Purpose: To Persuade my audience of the dangers of texting and driving 1. INTRODUCTION A. (Attention Getter) (Factual Illustration) How many of you think it is okay to drink and drive? Well, studies show that drivers are 4 times more likely to cause a crash while texting and driving than drinking and driving.
Persuasive Speech Etson Williams Course # 22297787 Topic: Ban smoking in public places Audience: You are speaking to a group of teenagers. There are twenty-five female and male students present in the class. Most of the male and female students are eighteen, nineteen, and older age present in the class. Some of them do smoke and most of them do not.
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