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........... ..... 13 May Speech Analysis Assigned Peer, Mike Schroeder, delivered a persuasive speech“Why stem cells should be used” to an uninformed audience. The goal of the speech was to influence the attitude and beliefs of the audience relating the ethical aspects of using stem cells in medical practice. The topic and the information, given by the speaker, was important for clarification of some ethical issues, which inhibit implementing the achievements of scientific researches of stem cells in medical facilities, regardless of the potential of stem cell therapy to struggle against the most dangerous human diseases. Opening. Realizing the primacy effect of the...
5 Pages(1250 words)Speech or Presentation
...TOPIC: ANALYSIS OF ICE DELIGHT The perspective of establishing a franchise ICEDELIGHTS in Florida constitutes both financial opportunities and business challenges for Paul Rogers, Mark Daniels and Eric Garfield. Practically, every emerging organization, ICEDELIGHTS particularly, differs in terms of managerial decision-making, structure and operations from other existing companies, representing same industry, such as Buskin Robbins and Haagen-Dazs (Markman & Baron, 2003). As case study vividly displays, ICEDELIGHTS as an emerging company, is smaller than its competitors, lacks name recognition and does have limited resources to provide effective financial and managerial support. ...
2 Pages(500 words)Case Study
...1. The general purpose of the speech on "Feng Shui" is to explain what Fen Shui is through simple, everyday examples. The specific purpose is to persuade the audience to understand the aesthetic and perhaps scientific value of Feng Shui and to practice it in their homes, dorm rooms and offices. The central idea is that by practicing Feng Shui, one could control the natural and artificial energy centres to positive effect by the placement certain objects like wind chimes, curios and even furniture at the right places and direction. The speech starts with a general everyday example of the speaker's mother persuading him/her to hang a wind chime next to the dorm room's door and moves to more...
2 Pages(500 words)Article
...Had the required management expertise, technological knowhow, financial resources as well as a good understanding of the Russian markets that helped it in surviving the two most challenging phases in Russian history – the introduction and implementation of the Open Market Policy and the financial crisis of 1998.
Internal Analysis:
Strengths:
Large freezing and manufacturing capabilities
Competed in the medium level category as compared to the premium range occupied by its international competitors. Had an edge over its competitors in terms of the pricing policies.
Use of high quality natural ingredients as opposed to the high use of preservatives by the foreign competitors
The only traditional...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...The Russian ice-cream market has a long history that is as colorful as Russia’s past. In fact, even the ice-cream factories were former witness to the military might of Russia as a socialist empire. Over the years the Russian ice cream-market became structurally attractive as manifested by the presence of foreign brands such as Nestle and Haagen Daz. Looking at Exhibit1B, it can be seen that the Russians are increasing in their consumption of ice cream from 1980s to 2002. The production has also increased to keep up with the consumption of the market. In fact, many players are entering the market since it is very attractive. The economy of Russia has grown strong and...
1 Pages(250 words)Essay
...good seem for what times were like in the midst of revolutionary cataclysm.
The book is recommended as text in colleges and universities but it has the due value for a great reward. It contains no such a boring stories based on bio-history. No wrong interpretations as history tellers put the perceptions. According to rank, the piece of work must be read like a master piece. With critical analysis strung simultaneously artistically in a way that the book reader long to find out what occurs next does. Patriots: the men who started American Revolution reads more like a common textbook.
Work cited
Garraty, J. “THE VILLAINS WORE RED COATS”. New York: The New York Times 1988. (accessed...
3 Pages(750 words)Book Report/Review
...Speech Analysis Speech The Speech selected for analysis in this paper is the famous speech delivered by Martin LutherKing Jr., “I have a dream”, on 28th August 1963. This speech is particularly of great significance as it addressed the need for the prevalence of racial equality.
Venue
The speech was delivered at Lincoln Avenue near the Washington Monument and was attended by more than 200,000 people in person.
Speaker
The speaker of this historic speech is one of the most notable and respected leaders of the American Civil Rights Movement, Martin Luther King Junior. He was an activist and followed the principles of Mahatma Gandhi and thus believed in tolerance, patience, dialogue and nonviolence.
Analysis of the Speech
This speech... was...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...builds on past discussions about Ice Bucket contest in America. Therefore, Vitto expresses her opinion about popularity of ALS Ice Bucket competition in this article. She explains how the event is highly publicized in social media. Hence, it becomes an inevitable point for discussion. For example, Vitto indicated that Facebook trending has photos and videos of college friends, best friends, and family members who share a common goal of Ice Bucket.
She further elaborates about the benefits of the challenge. Specifically, clarifies that the challenge raised over $80 million for the...
4 Pages(1000 words)Annotated Bibliography
...on Facebook was as good as, perhaps better than, press coverage. Selfies with Ford carried the incidental meaning that he was one of the people, a fun-loving regular guy. He began to make himself selfie-friendly.
Brands, too, ask how they can become incidental props in these viral stunts. The challenge that brands encounter, however, is that their involvement could come off as merely jumping on the bandwagon because spreadable stunts tend to carry no meaning beyond the stunt itself. Take "planking" for example. An early Facebook fad, planking is the act of lying face-down in an incongruous place. It is the epitome of digital narcissism and any hint of motive other than "look at me" just clouds the picture.
By contrast,...
15 Pages(3750 words)Research Paper
...and efficiently with the dominant culture of the company. Communication is essential; it ensures a flow of information and comprehension thus reducing conflicts and misunderstandings. These recommendations will aid in reducing the increased turnover rate in the company.
Mecca Cola Report Analysis
Mecca Cola is increasingly becoming a favorite soft drink for people living in the Asian and Arabic world. The Mecca Cola was initiated by a political activist turned entrepreneur who is widely known as Tawfik Mathlouthi. He started selling his Cola brand in the French market before exploring the Arabic world. Tawfik decided to name his Cola brand, Mecca, after the city in which Prophet...
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