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Titanic - My own Night to Remember71

Titanic - My own Night to Remember

Welcome to My Own Night to Remember. A few days ago I went to see the three dimensional version of James Cameron’s wonderful film, Titanic. Of course, I’d seen the earlier 1997 - or was it 1998? version and had thoroughly enjoyed it. Moreover,...

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A Christmas in Korea67

A Christmas in Korea

Welcome to Christmas in Korea. I heard this story many years ago over a cup of morning tea. It is supposedly true. Of course, the story came in a few off-handed sentences. I'm retelling it here as a short story (and not for the first time) Something...

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Speaking Tips: In Storytelling you are the visual aid73

Speaking Tips: In Storytelling you are the visual aid

Welcome to Speaking Tips: In Storytelling you are the visual aid. Once again it becomes clear that to entertain with a speech the main thing is simply to get up there and communicate. The voice, the facial expressions, the body language come...

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Human Belongingness65

Human Belongingness

To bring heartfelt feelings of human belongingness to others has to be one of Humanity’s grandest aspirations. Really good people, spiritually-inclined but not necessarily religious people, want to contribute to this belongingness. They desire to...

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The Three Types of Knowledge67

The Three Types of Knowledge

Wecome to The Three Types of Knowledge Back in 1986 I heard a story that really registered with me. It was a simple enough story. It told of the different types of knowledge we all have and how these can be divided into three distinct areas of...

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Australian Aviation in the 1960s - An Aeradio Operators Memories67

Australian Aviation in the 1960s - An Aeradio Operators Memories

Welcome to my Hub: Austrlian Aviation in the 1960s - An Aeradio Operator's Memories. On completion of six years in the Royal Australian Navy and at the age of twenty-four I joined the now defunct Australian Commonwealth Government’s Department...

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Speaking Tips: Memory Lapses71

Speaking Tips: Memory Lapses

Welcome to Speaking Tips:Memory Lapses. As a member of Toastmasters International, I’ve journeyed through my thirties, forties, fifties, sixties and am now in my seventies. This makes me a senior with all the blessings and shortcoming which come...

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Speaking Tips: A Word on Words57

Speaking Tips: A Word on Words

Welcome to another Speaking Tips Hub. What is it that differentiates the average speaker from the great? This is not an easy question to answer. Yet it is something sensed, indeed known, from what that speaker arouses in us – our response to his...

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Speaking Tips: Audience Participation69

Speaking Tips: Audience Participation

When we eventually make up our minds to get over our fear of public speaking, as often as not we join a public speaking club. We generally do this within an organization such as Toastmasters, Rostrum or Penguin. Or we may decide to enroll in an...

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Speaking Tips: Remote Preparation68

Speaking Tips: Remote Preparation

Welcome to Speaking Tips: Remote Preparation. On New Year’s Eve 2011 I watched in fascination as the famous television personality, Stephen Fry, entertained a packed auditorium at the Sydney Opera House. There he was, standing up on stage in...

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