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it was pretty awkward and lasted really short

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the thing that I would like to use in the ted talk that I watched was have an inserting voice and tell personal stories.

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my feedback said Ineed to finish my part 4 and transition my part 1 2 3 & 4 together. I agree with that

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I need to practice my ted talk

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my hook and thesis statement is god I think but I'm not doing good on transitioning to my questions

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I feel like I can finish this paper by this Friday

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on a scale of 1-5 my part 3 is a 2 or 3 because it's not slang or anything, but it doesn't sound super intelligent either.

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my mini ted talk went good I want nervous or anything but I need more to talk ab and to sound smarter.

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you did a good job of knowing what you were going to talk like you had good thoughts but on the ted talk I don't think you can say stuff word for word but thats ok because I would do the same and I think you did good so ya.

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it is hard to talk about my topic for a long period of time because I have a lot of research but I can talk about it so fast

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the question I need to trash is can dogs hurt your health because it has nothing to do with my research and instead of bad for your health I am going to put why some people don''t want service dogs to be in public settings like restraunts and stores.

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the things that I have to do is watch a documentary & I need Linda to respond to my email with my questions

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I feel confident about talking to both of my interview options because I know them and have talked tooth of them in person

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What was the most satisfying experience you've had with Sophie and other people?

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What was the most satisfying experience you've had with Sophie and other people?

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I want to know the answer to this question because it's one of the ones that I can't just look up on google it's personal to a specific service dog and her handler. it will be a real life answer.

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linda responded (at the bottom) and these are the questions I asked her

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I am not really getting any information about my topic yet, it is just about a dog, his family and how they survive. It might later on in the book because I just started reading it. I'm only on page 20.

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today I emailed Linda Satter and if that doesn't work out I can text Kay Braudrick, so my interview is pretty solid.

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the way you word thing/talk can be the difference of you sounding intelligent person that researches or like a little kid that loves dogs.

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I reached out to the service dog's handler that comes to OP

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I feel comfortable and confident talking to people because it's just easy for me to talk to people. I don't feel very smart talking about it though, I feel like I'm saying "puppies can make you live a longer, healthier life". it is intelligent information just the way I'm saying it doesn't sound like it I guess. for my ted talk I need to make it sound smarter.

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I would like to share that having dogs can affective quality of your life so much that they can even make you live longer.

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after WW2 there were so many veterans that needed service animals they didn't just use use dogs. Other animals that they used to help the veterans were ferrets, pigs, mimi horses, cats, goats, parrots, pigs and monkeys.

another thing I was surprised learn was that there are people who are against service animals and they think that it is a form of slavery. I love animals and I have never thought that and I think service animals are perfectly fine serving, even in the military or police.

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they have seizure alert dogs that can tell when someone is about to have a seizure so they have a way to tell them to get to a safe place and alert them that they're about t have a seizure. In a video I watched a girl had a disability that caused her to faint so her service dog had different ways in warning her and telling her what to do. He nudged her to tell her to sit down and pawed her to tell her to lay down so she could be safe. She wasn't listening to him so he started jumping on her until she layed down. Once she passed out, the dog layed on her to shorten her episode.

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dog can help people with autism, not with their health, but getting out and being more social with other people in the real world.

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I learned that dogs can help people with disabilities like autism, not necessarily with health but they can completely change their lives. They can help get them out in the real world and socialize better. (why having a pet is good for your health)

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I knew that animals could emotionally support people but they can actually help their physical health. One of the biggest ones was heart health. If someone has heart problems and they get a dog and start walking them a couple times a week it will help them. (Harvard article)

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I learned that animals can hurt your health in things that I have never even heard of like toxoplasmosis, parrot fever, and campylobacteriosis.

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I'm confident creating 1 or 2 questions about my topic but I just can't thing of any other ones to ask.

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I think my research will be about how having a pet affects a person's health.