[link] The church website says this email is a hoax -----Original Message----- From: Fred Collins [mailto:londonyouthconference0@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 9:30 AM To: Tom Antion Orders Subject: LONDON YOUTH CONFERENCE Dear Tom Antion, My Name is Rev.Fred Collins from the London Youth Community Here in London UK. Tags: tomantion Tom Antion public speaking presentation skills Tom Antion public speaking membership site Tom Antion public speaking tom antion busines We want you to be our guest Speak at this Year LONDON YOUTH CONFERENCE which will take place here in UK.We

Except here, I have no access to Twitter, YouTube or Facebook because the signals to those sites, among others, have been scrambled. For now though, I can still get email and other sites so when I was able to read the FastCompany post, Would you Twitter if Your Tweet Carried a $50,000 Price Tag ?, Yes, we need to be aware that regardless of the medium - email, Twitter, blogs - what we say can be held against us. Let Freedom ring. I’m here in Hainan Island, China, just off the coast of the mainland, in the South China Sea.

**This letter is being emailed to numerous public speakers. Tags: Tom Antion public speaking presentation skills Tom Antion public speaking membership site Tom Antion public speaking tom antion busines The church knows of none such person or event. Please beware!** Dear Tom Antion, My Name is Rev.Fred Collins from the London Youth Community Here in London UK.

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Remember, they cant see you, so its all too easy for them to answer their email or get a cup of coffee. Visit her web site www.fripp.com . From: Greg Friese ( email ) EPS411.com Helpful Tips Date: 07/21/2009 04:21:19 This list of tips is really helpful. Then the moderator can present the questions during the Q and A period of the lesson. From: 15 Tips for Webinars: How to Add Impact When You Present Online By Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE July 7, 2009 Whenever you open your mouth, whether youre talking to one person or a thousand, you usually want to get a specific message across.

Note to reader: After that last statement you are seriously wondering why you bothered opening this Email aren*t you? Tags: presentation skills public speaking video public speaking membership site Tom Antio => Ask a funny or outrageous question like, "How many of you have ever swung from a tree like Tarzan?" Then go on with comments about it being a jungle out there. => Ask a deadly serious question like, "How many of you would know what to do if you went into your small child*s bedroom and the child wasn't breathing?"