Informative Speech

Services industry contributes 55.5% to Indian GDP. binod@126.com

You first take notes on what ever your topic is then write out and essay sort of thing. Then you speak with a loud clear voice to your audience.

A country with a high GDP has either high net exports (exports-imports) wherein it is has a good performance in trade, high FDI (foreign direct investment) from private firms outside the country, high consumption (its citizens are able to spend and acquire goods), and high government spending either for technological advancement, labor development, and infrastructure.

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A good example of this would be William "Boss" M. Tweed. Basically, he would run the democratic party and make money and in return he would tell whom ever was voting how to vote.

P.S Gangs of New york, I believe is about him.

A request for production is the discovery (fact-finding) process that occurs prior to trial. Either party may send such a request to an opposing party or witness. If you are served with a request for production, you have a certain time period to provide the asking lawyer with your written reply, stating which documents you have in your possession and to make those documents available for the asking lawyer to review and copy.

"I am a Filipino" by Carlos P. Romulo(http://members.tripod.com/pisaymc92/tdeclam.htm)

If the economic climate is bad, the business manager is less likely to invest in an idea or entrepeneur, as they're taking a risk by spending money on something that may not bring a profit at all. All things in business are designed to bring a company or business profit.

However if the economic climate is good, the business is more likely to invest in something.

Example: 1920s. lots of businesses investing in stuff

1930s: no money, stock market crash, hardly any investment

The importance of the I Have A Dream speech at the time was it helped a lot on the way to stop racial disrimination. It really showed that Negros are human beings to and it showed the Whites that Negros have gone through to much pain and suffering.

SECTORS

Primary Sector

When the economic activity depends mainly on exploitation of natural resources then

that activity comes under the primary sector. Agriculture and agriculture related

activities are the primary sectors of economy.

Secondary Sector

When the main activity involves manufacturing then it is the secondary sector. All

industrial production where physical goods are produced come under the secondary

sector.

Tertiary Sector

When the activity involves providing intangible goods like services then this is part of

the tertiary sector. Financial services, management consultancy, telephony and IT

are good examples of service sector.

Evolution of an Economy from Primary Sector Based to Tertiary Sector

Based

During early civilization all economic activity was in primary sector. When the food

production became surplus people's need for other products increased. This led to

the development of secondary sector. The growth of secondary sector spread its

influence during industrial revolution in nineteenth century.

After growth of economic activity a support system was the need to facilitate the

industrial activity. Certain sectors like transport and finance play an important role in

supporting the industrial activity. Moreover, more shops were needed to provide

goods in people's neighbourhood.

Ultimately, other services like tuition, administrative support developed.

Interdependency of Sectors:

To understand this interdependency, let us take an example of a cold drink. A cold

drink contains water, sugar and artificial flavour. Suppose if there is no sugarcane

production then procuring sugar will become difficult and costly for the cold drink

manufacturer. Now to transport sugarcane to sugar mills and sugar to the cold drink

plant needs the services of a transporter. A person or system of persons is required

to maintain and monitor all these movements of goods from farm to factory to shop

in different locations. That is where role of administrative staffs comes. Let us go

back to the farmer. He also needs fertiliser and seeds which is processed in some

factory and which will be delivered to his doorstep by some means of transportation.

To top it all at every step of these activities we require the proper monetary and

banking system. So, in a nutshell this describes how interrelated all sectors of an

economy are.

Money cannot buy you true happiness, it has to come within and a good friend can provide that sense of happiness for you.

talk about how you will listen to other people's ideas. I'm looking for the same stuff, and that's all i got so far.
say that you care about the school, list your reasons for wanting to run, say your name atleast twice for the dozers, what you could do if you are elected, the position you want, finish with your slogan or something funny.

The functions of speech communication are:

Referential

Phatic

Expressive

Interactional

Transactional

Some good fundraising ideas could include things like: a bake sale where students bring in desserts to sell, a car wash, hold in-school sports games where teams can sign up and pay to play, and those who don't play, simply pay to get out of an hour of class or so, and other ideas along these lines. You could also have sports days, do something funny for money (Like Red Nose Day), Sponsored silence or fasting (Gets you dead hungry though) and last but not least a car boot sale in your school where you have to pay to have a stall.

Poverty is a world wide matter of concern, the topic is rather large and extense to take up on a speech assigment, therefore the best solution would be to narrow the scope of your presentation.

Down below I present to you an extract from the link I provide below, so that you do your speech on the History of Poverty in the US.

Once you've read the material you can talk abouit it, just take notes on the important names, issues and dates to fill the time allotment you'll have:

Now read this, link below:

US History Encyclopedia: Poverty

Home > Library > History, Politics & Society > US History Encyclopedia

While aspects of poverty in the United States have changed significantly since colonial times, debates about how best to alleviate this condition continue to revolve around issues of morality as well as economics. In eighteenth-and early-nineteenth-century America, most people worked throughout their lives at a succession of unstable jobs, under unhealthy conditions. Widows, immigrants, the ill, and the elderly generally had few sources of support outside their own poor families. Town-ships and counties resorted to such drastic solutions as auctioning off poor local residents to local farmers. Indigent nonresidents would simply be sent out of town. The primary form of public assistance, known as "out-door relief," consisted of food, fuel, or small amounts of money. Poorhouses were founded to serve the indigent more cheaply than outdoor relief while discouraging them from applying for further public assistance. Especially in the North, poorhouses attempted to improve their residents' personal habits. Supervised work, such as farming, weaving, and furniture building, was required; alcohol was forbidden.

Poorhouses became notorious for overcrowding, filth, disease, and corrupt management. Reformers also increasingly criticized outdoor relief for demoralizing the poor and attracting idlers and drunks. By the Civil War (1861-1865), private relief associations run by evangelical Protestants, immigrant groups, and upper-class women's groups had begun to assume a more bureaucratic form. The Charity Organization Society, founded in Buffalo, New York, in 1877 (chapters were established in most U.S. cities by 1892) attempted to systematize relief by sending volunteers to investigate the circumstances of each applicant and advise them on how to live a respectable life. Handouts were to be given only in cases of extreme need. This approach, known as "scientific charity," proved impractical. Yet elements of its method evolved into the caseworker system of social welfare agencies.

It can depend on the type of warrant. Generally, if the the questions: who - what - where, are answered - accompanied by a short description of the probable cause presented to the judge/magistrate who approved it, that is all that is ncessary.

According to one social information-processing model, known as Dodge's social information-processing model, a person's behavioral response to a situation occurs in a sequence of five steps (Dodge, 1993). The first step is to encode information. Encoding is the way we selectively attend to and store social cues from a situation. The second step involves mental representations. Mental representations are made when the encoded cues are given a meaning and are interpreted. The third step involves response accessing. Response accessing occurs when the mental representation evokes a behavioral response. These responses could be observable, like crying, or non-observable, like endocrine secretions. The fourth step is response evaluation. This refers to the individual's choice of whether or not to enact the accessed response. Here the individual evaluates the interpersonal, intrapersonal, instrumental, and moral consequences of the accessed response. The fifth and final step is enactment. Enactment takes place when an individual selects a response and transforms it into a behavior. Dodge's social information processing model is one of several techniques used to measure individuals' cognitive processes. It is widely used in examining and predicting the development of conduct disorder and depression.

There are many Puranas and there are even new ones being created to this day. However, there are about 19 main ones about to the main Hindu deities like Agni, Vayu, Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma. The Bhagavad Purana is about Krishna. There are also Puranas about Vishnu's avatars (like the Matsya Purana).

they assist in nation building

Having a child in a fancy dress competition can be an enjoying experience. They can dress up as a police officer and speak about topics such as safety concerns in schools, bullying, or bike safety.

Being there forever, through the good and the bad, no matter who comes between, to care, respect, and trust each other forever. Your friend should feel like your brother or your sister. You should be able to tell your friend everything, and go to your friend for anything. Friendship is about getting each other out of sticky situations and sticking by your friends side no matter what or who comes between.

Every friend gets into fight. A fake friend would just ignore you. A real friend would strive to try to fix the fight. Everyone has problems, a fake friend would say ask someone else, but a real friend would stay up with you all night to solve the problem.

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John Locke believed that all people had the natural right to life, liberty, and property. He believed that men are naturally free and equal from the time they are born, and that the government should not have absolute power.

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