社会主义核心价值观24字，演讲稿三分钟，故事
Remarks by the President and the Vice PresidentTo the national governors associationState Dining RoomTHE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Everybody, please have a seat.First of all, thanks for not breaking anything last night. (Laughter.) Thank you also for waiting until I had left before you started the Congo line. I don't know whether Rendell was responsible for that -- (laughter) -- but I hear it was quite a spectacle. Michelle and I just had a wonderful time last night and I hope all of you enjoyed it. It was a great kick-off of what we hope will be an atmosphere here in the White House that is welcoming and that reminds everybody that this is the people's house. We are just temporary occupants. This is a place that belongs to the American people and we want to make sure that everybody understands it's open.Almost three months ago, we came together in Philadelphia to listen to one another, to share ideas, and to try to push some of our ideology rigidity aside to formulate a recovery plan that would bring some relief to your states and to the American people.And I want to thank so many of you who were active throughout this process to get the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act done. I don't want to single out too many folks, but Governor Rendell, Governor Douglas, worked tirelessly. We had people like Governor Patrick and Governor Schweitzer, Schwarzenegger, Crist, who were out there consistently promoting the plan. And as a consequence we got this passed through Congress in record time.Because of what we did together, this plan will save or create at least 3.5 million jobs in every state across the country. It will keep your police officers on the beat, your firefighters on the job, your teachers in the classroom. It will provide expanded unemployment insurance and protect health care for your residents who have been laid off. And beginning April 1st, it will put more money back into the pockets of 95 percent of your working families.So this plan will ensure that you don't need to make cuts to essential services that Americans rely on now more than ever. And to show you we're serious about putting this recovery plan into action swiftly, I'm announcing today that this Wednesday, our administration will begin distributing more than $15 billion in federal assistance under the Recovery Act to help you cover the costs of your Medicaid programs -- I know something that is going to be of great relief to many of you.That means that by the time most of you get home; money will be waiting to help 20 million vulnerable Americans in your states keep their health care coverage. (Applause.) Children with asthma will be able to breathe easier, seniors won't need to fear losing their doctors, and pregnant women with limited means won't have to worry about the health of their babies. So let me be clear, though: This is not a blank check. I know you've heard this repeatedly over the last few days, but I want to reiterate it: These funds are intended to go directly towards helping struggling Americans keep their health coverage, we want to make sure that's what's happening and we're going to work with you closely to make sure that this money is spent the way it's supposed to.We will get the rest of this plan moving to put Americans to work doing the work America needs done, making an immediate impact while laying the foundation for our lasting growth and prosperity.These are the steps we're taking to help you turn this crisis into opportunity and pave the way for future prosperity. But I know that many of you, rather than wait for Washington, have already made your states. You are innovators and much of the work that you've done has already made a lasting impact and change in people's lives. Instead of debating the existence of climate change, governors like the seven of you of you working together in the western climate initiative, and the 10 of you who are working together on the regional greenhouse gas initiative are leading the way in environmental and energy policy. Instead of waiting around for the jobs of the future, governors like Governor Gregoire and Governor Granholm have sparked the creation of cutting-edge companies and tens of thousands of new green jobs. And instead of passing the buck on accountability and efficiency, governors like Martin O'Malley and Governor Kaine, have revolutionized performance management systems, showing the American people precisely how their governments are working for them.The point that I made yesterday, or last night, is something that I want to reiterate, though. You shouldn't be succeeding despite Washington; you should be succeeding with a hand from Washington, and that's what we intend to give you in this administration. In return, we'll expect a lot from you as the hard work of making the recovery plan's promise a reality begins.And that's why I'm announcing today that I'm asking my Vice President, Joe Biden, to oversee our administration's implementation efforts. Beginning this week, Joe will meet regularly with key members of my Cabinet to make sure our efforts are not just swift, but also efficient and effective. Joe is also going to work closely with you, our nation's governors, as well as our mayors and everyone else involved in this effort, to keep things on track. And the fact that I'm asking my Vice President to personally lead this effort shows how important it is for our country and our future to get this right, and I thank him for his willingness to take on this critical task. (Applause.)In the coming weeks, we're also going to appoint some of the nation's best managers and public officials to work with the Vice President on this effort. And I'm pleased to make the first of those announcements today with the appointment of Earl Devaney as the chair of the Recovery Act Transparency and Accountability Board. Where did Earl go? There he is. Stand up, Earl, so everybody can see you. (Applause.)For nearly a decade as Inspector General at the Interior Department, Earl has doggedly pursued waste, fraud and mismanagement. He has the reputation of being one of the best IGs that we have in this town. And Joe and I can't think of a more tenacious and efficient guardian of the hard-earned tax dollars the American people have entrusted us to wisely invest. I pointed out just when I saw him -- he looks like an inspector there -- (laughter) -- he's tough, you know, he barely cracks a smile. Earl is here with us today. I thank him for his willingness to take on this difficult new assignment.And I expect each of you to approach implementation of this recovery plan with the same seriousness of purpose and the same sense of accountability -- because the American people are watching. They need this plan to work. And they expect to see their money spent in its intended purpose.And that's why we've created recovery.gov -- a web site so that every American can go online to see how their money is spent, and hold their federal, state, and local officials to the high standards that they expect. And I want to applaud Governors Kaine, Patrick, and Strickland for already having created their own recovery implementation web sites to allow for the monitoring and accountability at the local level. I encourage every one of you to follow suit.Let me be clear: We cannot tolerate business as usual -- not in Washington, but also not in our state capitals. With Mr. Devaney's leadership, we will use the new tools that the recovery act gives us to watch the taxpayers' money with more rigor and transparency than ever.If a federal agency proposes a project that will waste that money, I will put a stop to it. But I want everybody here to be on notice that if a state government does the same, then I will call them out on it, and use the full power of my office and our administration to stop it.We are addressing the greatest economic crisis we have seen in decades by investing unprecedented amounts of the American people's hard-earned money. And with that comes an unprecedented obligation to do so wisely, free from politics and personal agendas. And on this I will not compromise or tolerate shortcuts. The American people are looking to us for leadership, and it falls on us now to reward their faith and build a better future for our country. And I have every confidence that we can all do this.Let me make one last point and then I'm going to bring Joe up. There has been some healthy debate over the last few weeks, last few days, about this stimulus package, even among the governors. And I think that's a healthy debate. And that keeps me on my toes. It keeps our administration on our toes. But I just want us to not lose perspective of the fact that most of the things that have been the topic of argument over the last several days amount to a fraction of the overall stimulus package. This sometimes gets lost in the cable chatter.For example, I think there are some very legitimate concerns on the part of some about the sustainability of expanding unemployment insurance. What hasn't been noted is, is that that is $7 billion of a $787 billion program. And it's not even the majority of the expansion of unemployment insurance. So it is possible for those who are concerned about sustaining a change that increases eligibility for part-time workers to still see the benefit of $30 billion-plus that is going even if you don't make the change.So the reason I make that point is, I just want to make sure that we're having an honest debate and presenting to the American people a fulsome accounting of what is going on in this program. You know, when I hear people say, well, there's a lot of waste in this program -- well, from my perspective at least, keeping teachers in the classroom is not wasteful. From my perspective, tax cuts to 95 percent of working families is not wasteful. From my perspective, providing all of you additional resources to rebuild roads and bridges and levees and dams that will enhance the quality of life of your state but also make it more economically competitive, that's not wasteful.And so if we agree on 90 percent of the stuff, and we're spending all our time on television arguing about 1, 2, 3 percent of the spending in this thing and somehow it's being characterized in broad brush as wasteful spending, that starts sounding more like politics -- and that's what right now we don't have time to do.So I will always be open to honest disagreements, and I think there are some legitimate concerns that can be raised on a whole host of these issues. And you're responsible at the state level, and if the federal government gives you something now, and then two years later it's gone, and people are looking to you and starting to blame you, I don't want to put you in that position. And so you need to think about how this money is going to be spent wisely.What I don't want us to do, though, is to just get caught up in the same old stuff that inhibits us from acting effectively and in concert. There's going to be ample time for campaigns down the road. Right now we've got to make sure that we're standing up for the American people and putting them back to work. All right. (Applause.)Joe.THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Mr. President. Thanks for this assignment. I look forward to working with all of you. Earl Devaney is probably the best-known Inspector General we have in the whole operation. And I think you'll find him very helpful. And the Cabinet is ready to go to work. We're ready to work with all of you. And so, I have a simple message: Let's get to work, let's make this work. (Applause.)END 这是他24号的发言，至于是不是国会首次就不知道了。
可可听力网里面的。
求一篇20分钟的演讲稿，内容不要太繁琐，谢谢
《中国梦·我的梦》演讲稿各位领导、青年朋友们：大家上午好
很荣幸作为优秀青年代表在这里发表演讲，我是高xx，中共党员，xx职业技术学院艺术设计系平面设计专业08级学生。
大学期间自主创业，创立了贝尔多广告策划有限公司。
我来自偏远贫穷的甘肃山村，从小我就立志，我一定要靠自己的拼搏来改变自己的命运和家庭。
梦想决定一切，奋斗改变命运。
出生于农村的我，小时候经常看大人们刺绣民间传统香囊、香包及制作民间剪纸，这些民间工艺品深深影响了我，我也因此开始学习毛笔字与绘画，并逐渐喜欢上了中国传统文化。
高三美术统考前夕，我废寝忘食夜以继日的在画室练习，在各次校考中都取得了较好成绩，可是后来汶川大地震给家庭造成的严重伤害，导致我情绪极度低落，高考发挥失利，差点与大学梦失之交臂。
XX年地震对我是一种考验，重新建好房屋后，我坐车来了xx，放不下的是父母，担心的是父亲身体，再加上高昂的学费让我束手无策，就在我一筹莫展的时候，职院的绿色通道帮我解决了这个让我焦头烂额的问题。
当我坐在宽敞明亮的教室时，我对自己说，我的青春还在，我的梦想还在，我的家人也还在，我要为自己也为他们重新燃起理想的火焰
从此我利用一切可利用的时间在校外做兼职，同时做好几份工作，一天24小时，我用来睡觉的时间几乎只有4个小时。
我在拼命工作的同时也扎实学习我的专业知识和积极参加校园活动。
在校期间，我曾经担任院学生会宣传部长，院社团联合会宣传部长，院书画协会书记，艺术设计系学生会主席以及08711班班长。
大二学年，在计有勤老师的帮助下，举办了首次属于自己的个人油画展。
举办首届院大学生灯迷晚会、《翰墨诵盛世、聚焦爱国情》书法赠字活动、《校园 . 香包 . 乡情》民间文化展销会等活动。
在校外，我曾在东风汽车报做过广告编辑，在金笔作文书法培训和十三中高考美术培训做过教师。
通过参加和举办各项大大小小的活动，充分锻炼了我的组织协调能力与应变能力，这些都为我后来的创业打下了坚实的基础。
[莲山课 件 ]XX年，我在创办贝尔多画室之初，历经坎坷，没有生源，没钱租房子，只能四处筹集资金，xx大学的老师们都伸出了援助的双手，帮我排忧解难，如果没有老师们的帮助，我是无法度过难关的。
因为年龄和资历尚浅，无法让学生家长放心将孩子托付于我，画室招不到学生，于是我在做完各种兼职工作后免费教十三中的学生画画，当时我也是刚刚走出美术联考考场的学生，所以深知学生们此时的心理与担忧，于是我以个人的亲身经历，给他们讲授应考诀窍和应该注意的要素。
庆幸的是，我教的那部分学生美术联考都取得了很不错的成绩。
学生们口口相传，贝尔多画室也因此被人所熟知。
家长们纷纷将孩子送到我这里学美术，我的画室工作逐渐步入正轨。
两年之后我成立了贝尔多广告策划有限公司，贝尔多是由一群有理想、有激情，有创意的毕业生组成的。
这里的每个成员不是单纯的为了工作而工作，而是为了追梦，为了实现自己的人生价值，自己的命运自己掌握，自己的青春自己做主
现在的贝尔多在大家的共同努力下逐渐发展壮大，建立了以策划为主体、以创意为中心的广告策划管理体制。
我相信，贝尔多的明天会更加的光明与灿烂。
我希望我们广大的青年朋友们一定要牢记自己的梦想，不要因为现实遇到的一点点困难而轻言放弃，坚持到最后，总会有意想不到的收获。
谢谢大家
谁帮我写篇关于“如果你有100万，你将如何分配”的演讲稿，字数1000字，无聊者勿扰
100万对于一个普者一个收入很一般的人来说,就是一个天大数目,有些在己就是富翁了,自己以后就不用再做其他事情了,来好好享受这100万了.也许对更多的人,更会选择买房,买车子,买更多需要用的东西.,天天在想着100万怎么花,沉闷这100万中,很快就会在不知不觉中把钱用完了. 100万对于那些手里有上千万,上亿万的富翁来说,或许根本算不了什么,他们或许回想着拿去投资,或者拿去捐款,或者用来炒股,或许能够用来做更多有意义的事. 而对与另一部分人来说,认为100万还达不到自己的理想,他们可能选择继续用来投资自己想做的事业,以获取更多利润. 其实100万价值远远不止这些,只是看自己对这100万是怎样看待的,如果自己不会利用,100万很快就会用完的,如果自己能目光把放远一点.,理想放大一点,100万很快就能为自己赚取更大的利益,很快就能成就自己价值身份. 随着市场的国际化形式,市场成多方向,多渠道的发展的趋势,潜在的市场还远远不止目前这些.现在黄金投资市场已经形式,正朝着大众化方向走来,随着国际金融风暴发生,国际股市的暴跌,越来越多的人悬选择投资黄金行业,我们都知道,盛世古董,乱世黄金. 黄金不但有自身的稀有金属价值,而且还有避险增值的功能.能够在短时间内根据市场价格上涨,下跌,皆能获得利润,双向收益,而且每天24小时交易,让你能有以小投入赚取更大收入.二十分很难让别人去码 那么多字 我只给你说个大纲 自己去自由发挥吧 你可以等等再采纳 看看有没有能帮到你的 我也陪你关注着 有没有说的很好的
三分钟自由演讲讲什么好?该怎么讲
【中华】儿女雄赳赳， 价值数一数。
富强就是强， 民主就是主。
文明花开遍城乡， 和谐团结幸福路。
我是祖国正能量， 努力学习不怕苦。
【社会】自由久奋争， 人民权利谋平等。
公正无私心比心， 依法治国是精神。
【人人】爱国我当先， 爱岗敬业做贡献。
诚信正派人格强， 友善有爱平凡愿。
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急求一篇400字左右的演讲稿
模板请修改：这一年的工作即将结束，作为班长的我的工作也快完成了，现进行一学年的工作总结。
自上个学期竞选上班长之日起就对我们班进行了一个学年的规划并且很好的实施了各个规划的方案。
1、 在学习方面，这一年要考英语四级和计算机一级，而这一年是考四级的最佳时机。
因此要求同学特别要注意英语方面的学习，多拿一点时间去看英语方面的知识，对于英语很有利的早读也要求副班严格抓好早读的考勤，与此同时也要求同学们不要忘记本专业的学习，不能以考英语四级而把本专业的学习放在一边。
自己亲自坐到最后一排观察同学们上课不足的地方，并在下一次班会上指出他们不足的地方。
2、 工作上，自己首先做好带头做用，严于利已，改掉自由放任的作风，配合好团支书的团组织生活，并实现班级的团组织生活的多元化。
而遇到自己为懂的东西时则和班级导师以及达坤师兄进行沟通,尽量把事情做到最好.同时鼓励有能力的同学积极竞选系学生会团总支的职位。
让他们有一个更广阔的平台去展现自己的才能，在第七届学生会团总支里我们班有10名同学任部长级上的职位就是一个很好的例子。
3、 现代社会对人才的要求是越来越高的，除了要本专业扎实的专业功底之外还要有适应社会人才需求的各种能力，因此在课余活动上，鼓励同学们发挥自己的才能，在不影响学习的情况下参加自己喜欢的活动，并取得了很好的成绩。
例如迎新晚会表演的二等腰奖、法律文化周知识竞赛第一名、最具荣誉班、最佳智囊团等。
为团结同学，让同学们之间有更深的了解， 则多次班级的篮球赛，同时使同学的身体得到锻炼。
女生节来临之际，男生专门开会进行献计献策，使我们班的女生在笑声中度过了她们的节日。
4、 在生活上，针对同学有上网的习惯，因此在班的Q群讲一些同学们感兴趣的话题，让同学们去参与讨论，在讨论中增进友谊和知识的同时防止同学们沉迷于网游。
在参加公益活动上我们班的同学也是很积极的，每一次为有困难的同学捐款的金额也是在我们系是排在前面的，而献血的同学也是很踊跃的。
对于热爱外出活动的同学，我们还组织同学们在老师的带领下去南岭国家森林公园旅游。
5、 本科评估是我校的一件大事，也是对我们工作的一次考验。
期间严格自律，做好本职工作同时要求班委其他成员以最佳的精神面貌去面对挑战。
为此我们专门开一次主题班会来学习学校和系里的文件和要求，并且顺利的完成学校和系里任务。
6、 同样我工作也还有不足的地方，例如还没有搞好班的凝聚力，同学们之间的了解还不够深，有些同学们为了个人利益而做出违纪的事情，这些我将来叮嘱下一届班委认真做好这放面的工作，最后要感谢辅导员、班级导师和达坤师兄对我工作指导，最重要的还是要感谢一直对我工作的支持的05法4班的同学们。
演讲稿200字
演讲稿---让青春飞扬 平平淡淡是最真，说到底不就是自甘平庸、自甘无为吗
曾几何时，我们这些带着中学彩色梦走进大学校门的莘莘学子们也在高喊着：平平淡淡是最真。
且有人认为只要“与世无争，恬淡一生”便可无忧无虑地生存，颇有要把的“无为”思想发扬广大之势。
是什么使我们丰富的校园生活渐退了缤纷的色彩呢
又是什么使我们真实的熔浆凝固，不在有来自内心深处的
是因为我们没有走进梦想中的象牙塔
是因为我们未走出自我困惑的地带
还是因为我们的心真的不在年轻，确实把一切都看得平淡了呢
不
都不是
主宰世界的是你，放弃世界的仍然是你。
自信坚强,活出精彩人生的演讲稿
在匆匆行进的人生旅途中，我们每一个人都是一个旅者，肩上背着或轻或重的包袱，不停地行走。
大部分人每次挤入熙熙攘攘的人群中，恐怕再也很难听到自己的脚步声。
你或许就是这大部分人中的一员，当你渐渐习惯了跟随别人的脚步上路时，你将慢慢成为一个没有“自我”的人。
于是，你的世界里缺少了属于自己的精彩，在没有自我的人生路途中，你为自己的目标选择了错误的“参照物”，因此你迷失了自己应该行走的方向。
你痛苦、抱怨，甚至呐喊：“我到底该怎样走这条人生路
”“为什么我很多方面不如别人
”“为什么我忧心忡忡
”“为什么我就找不到生命的快乐和幸福
”“为什么我是一个软弱的人
”“为什么我的命运如此多舛
”“为什么我看不到阳光与希望
”“为什么……”归根结底，是因为你迷失了自我，迷失了适合自己的人生之路。
你必须要明白：在这个世界上，你同样是独一无二、不可复制的，你有着你特有的优点和独特的个性。
古希腊哲学家伊壁鸠鲁曾说过：“你要是按照自然来造就你的生活，你就决不会贫穷；要是按照人们的观念来造就你的生活，你就决不会富有。
”其实每个人都有属于自己的人生路，就像每颗星星都有自己的轨道一样，当你的人生脱离自己该走的轨道时，你的生命注定是可悲的。
伟大的哲学家、诗人泰戈尔说过这样一句话：“生活并不是一条人工开凿的运河，不能把河水限制在一些规定好的河道内。
”是啊，生活不该受到一些没有必要的束缚，生活本身应该是可以自由选择的。
其实你完全没有必要拿别人的标准来评价自己，改变自己，也没有必要让别人的想法决定你的人生。
