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INTRODUCTION I. NOTES Material A. A. Immediate problem. Disasters can occur anywhere and anytime, and it is difficult to predict economic and human impact. As disasters in the last century are increasing rapidly, only 50% of the events require federal support. (Federal Emergency Management Bureau) While we rely on taxes, federal disaster prevention plans and plans also alleviate the effects of certain disasters, and the Ministry of Finance is in charge of relief. B. What is relaxation? Mitigation is an effort to reduce the loss of human life and property by reducing the impact of disasters.

Registered organ donation theme: Objective specific to organ donation: Let me inspire my audience to register for organ donation. know. However, those who need them are generally more than those who apply to wearable organs. The people ... he that require these organs in order to survive is an organ, even if he survived, his family does not have the money to pay the $ 1,000 for the colon. Such a problem happens everyday, when people can not get or pay organs or put a burden. People try to help this situation by donating parts of their bodies, but not too many people / can not. Duplicating human parts is a safe way to solve this problem; it can help save many children and adults. Cloning makes it possible to make organs a reproduction of a patient, which also keeps the body in place.

The final step in preparing the material is to organize it. There are three parts in a well-organized speech. Introduction, text, and conclusion. Introduction: Pull attention to the audience and goodwill body: presents important points in an organized model and provides support information for points. Conclusion: Emphasize important ideas and concepts of speech, so that the audience is interested in that topic. The beginning of the plan briefing session is an introduction. The introduction may be as short as a few words, and usually should not exceed 10% of the presentation. The length depends on the subject, the level of viewer's interest, and the viewer's knowledge of the topic. Introduction has three very important objectives