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This week, I’m featuring another article from a fellow friend of mine… and a very funny man — John Kinde But before you go on to reading his article, let me spoil it for you by telling you why I liked this one. This article will share with you otherwise. Photo credits to sharumpe When we think of humor in speeches or presentations, we think of SAYING something funny.

Instead of delving into something new today, I wanted to highlight some of the great posts and articles that I have found over the past couple of weeks that I felt needed to be discussed more. With so many posts out there, it is sometimes hard to find the good articles and a lot of times someone will post a great blog and for whatever reason, it is just missed. Lessons for 6th Graders I'm not saying this happened with these posts, I just wanted to highlight a few of those that I really enjoyed and want people to check out. 1.

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It’s interesting to re-read it - modern trend articles always run the risk of being a bit out of date by the time they get printed. It was written about 6 months ago, during which time meeting Twitter has gone feral - at least in the US -  with sweeping implications for meeting etiquette. Pic: Eventpix Some months ago I was honored to win the first Miles Clarke Business Events Communication Award - seen being presented above by the adorable Elizabeth Rich.

0160; U.S. Today I was interviewed by THE NEW JERSEY STAR-LEDGER for a major article the newspaper is publishing on ghostwriters on December 1.  The interest in ghostwriters is exploding.  0160; That's because we got work.  NEWS & WORLD REPORT was on the money when it said that ghostwriting is one of the best career paths for 2009.

Lehr in his 1985 article "Let There Be Stoning" ( download article in PDF ). "Failure to spend the [presentation] time wisely and well, failure to educate, entertain, elucidate, enlighten, and most important of all, failure to maintain attention and interest should be punishable by stoning. and "Why does it matter (to me/us)?" People often ask if technical or science-related presentations can be as compelling as presentations covering other less technical topics. Now, not every presentation has earth-shattering, Nobel-Prize winning significance, but I assume if you

Alltop , an aggregator site that promises "all the top" sites and articles on the Web, has added The Eloquent Woman to its regular feed of public speaking articles . Aside from our contributions, you'll find dozens of other sites with tips on everything from PowerPoint to whether to point while you speak. Enjoy this online resource--I'm delighted that this new blog is included! ...Tags: