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Welcome to week 4 public speaking. This week we are going to learn about our physical delivery when we are presenting a speech and we're also going to take a 20 point physical delivery quiz. Then on Saturday, February 18th, we will have our 2nd meeting where we will deliver our impromptu speeches which are worth 100 points. Please remember that this meeting is absolutely mandatory and if you do not attend this meeting your access to angel will be denied and you will need to drop this class. I hope you all have a great week and please let me know if you have any questions.

One Law For All's rally - featuring Richard Dawkins, Nick Cohen, AC Grayling and many others. Recorded 11th February 2012.

Hi, this is Heather Conley. I'd like to welcome you to my ipadio(?) blog. I'm really excited that you're here and I can't wait for you to listen to my other speeches. 3 things that make me unique would have to be I'm really in to volleyball and I hope to play in college which I hope you'll be attending the University of Wisconsin at Madison next as well and my favorite subjects in class would probably have to be Math and I am very interested and hope to major in Mathematics and Physics.

Hi this is Jacob. I'm gonna be heading to bed(?) here 3 months. So I'm gonna be heading a lot of speeches but I hope you understand and 3 unique about 3 things about that I ___ soccer very much. My favorite team is Barcelona and that res. I'm also in magical which is in Acrepola(?) choir and my music I like to listen to is something like Circus(?) live you know like kinda like that type of music. That's my favorite artist and well that's it. Bye.

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You ready. Yeah. Alright. So let's start up by having you tell me a little about the class itself what happens there everyday. Well we are a tea(?) english class ___ they are about ready to graduate and for english. Alright. Will they be taking the AP test too. Yes. But they ___ or something. So talking about the lesson that I observed what do you think went well. Well the class was quiet when I was giving directions. They didn't have too many questions for me. So I think that they understood you know my directions for that assignment. I think that they are excited about writing their graduation speeches and

Welcome to week 4 of public speaking. This week we will have a meeting on Saturday and give our impromptu speeches. At this point there is nothing you need to do in preparation for the impromptu speech. You just need to show up on Saturday and be ready to write a short two to three minute speech. You also need to complete speaker evaluation number one and bring it to class. I will see you all on Saturday and I hope you have a great week.

Resolve. Sarah Palin is an excellent role model. My first contention is that Sarah Palin is an excellent role model because she is not afraid to speak her mind. For example she's not afraid to speak her mind while giving speeches in front of lots and lots of people even when she's running for vice president. My second contention is that she's a go getter and she doesn't let people get in her way. For example she is going to run for president and she's not letting anyone else get in her way including other candidates. My third contention is that she get things done. Like for example building the bridge nowhere would stop because of her. My call to action is that Sarah Palin is an excellent role model and everyone should be exposed to her at a young age.

A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Vanderbilt University, Jeff began his career as a high school English teacher before following his father Rex Havens (RexHavens.com) into the world of stand-up comedy, where he worked with some of the brightest lights in American comedy and honed the art of engaging audiences through laughter. But his impulse to teach never faded, and soon he began looking for an avenue to combine both of his passions into entertaining and meaningful presentations. The result is Uncrapify Your Life!, How to Get Fired!, and Unleash Your Inner Tyrant! and since their introduction Jeff has brought his unique, side-splitting, message-based lectures and keynote addresses to General Electric, Ford Motor Company, USBank, University of Wisconsin, Purdue, and hundreds of other corporations and colleges in the United States and Canada. Original, informative, hilarious and powerful, Jeff’s speeches have transformed the way businesspeople and college students approach the idea of personal and professional growth. In the words of one conference attendee, “I laughed until I had tears in my eyes – and walked away feeling better about work than I have in years. The reverse psychology is a great way to get the point across, and he does a wonderful job of it.” Jeff is also a regular guest on Fox Business News and has been featured in Business Week, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, AOL, and dozens of other regional and national media outlets.

Welcome again tonight my flog I'm just trying to talking about whether or not Ipadio(?) shouldn't use from debate last next year and I would say that yes ___ would be beneficial to the ___ we should be a bit and I think it's a great use source official technology and ___ resource that could be utilized to basically ___ an easier time getting their words on on the paper and make it more practical to practice their speeches gonna be able to go back in here and even read what they basically have to say and in there cases now it's ___ I think that might be a little bit over using it but I definitely think once or twice on.