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  • Evaluation of speeches by speakers
    Evaluation of speeches by speakers
    A Training Session on Evaluating Speeches was conducted by Diana after which there was a 6-8 minute speech entitled “Not my Cup of Tea” outlining the various contrast in the country of Sri Lanka which was then evaluated taking into account all that had been learnt from the training session. Those others present were then given the opportunity to express their thoughts on the speech and the evaluation.
  • Letters Live Public Speaking Olivia Colman reads a letter written by Queen Elizabeth
    Letters Live Public Speaking Olivia Colman reads a letter written by Queen Elizabeth
    The session is a vitally important part of your training and should never be considered as a form of light relief from what has sometimes been referred to as the serious part of the evening. Your reputation as a speaker will be substantially enhanced by your ability to rise to the unexpected occasion.
  • Technology for launch of new Lancaster digital hybrid speakers club
    Technology for launch of new Lancaster digital hybrid speakers club
    After a review and evaluation process, led by the new President, David Knox, the technology to deliver the change process will be based on the Meeting Owl Pro 3 integrated video and audio computer. Trials will be carried out in early September before the club's opening event later in the month.
  • RD guide to improving your speech
    RD guide to improving your speech
    Here are eight practical tips and slides to help develop your confidence and ability in delivering high quality public speaking for all occasions. The Lancaster ASC Speakers Club provides coaching, mentoring and guidance in public speaking.
  • Lancaster Speakers Club Meeting Notes
    Lancaster Speakers Club Meeting Notes
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  • Notes of Lancaster Speakers Club March Meeting
    Notes of Lancaster Speakers Club March Meeting
    Choose a word with four obscure meanings Eddy spoke on his take on NIRVANA and gave us several different meanings.  This was evaluated by James James then spoke on the meaning of the word Retrogradation.  Was it describing the orbit of the planets, the illusion of going up hill when actually going downhill or did it refer to the London sewers.  The first meaning was the correct one.  This speech was evaluated by Jane Jane spoke about the meaning of the word Bressener.  Was it describing an early version of the Bra or was it a Timber Load bearing Beam or, was it the name of a Scottish Country Dance.  After some discussion this word was identified correctly as a Load Bearing beam.  Joyce evaluated Jane Joyce described the word Strobilus.  The three meanings Joyces gave us was that a, it referred to Bellringing; b, a strong beam of light and c, a Fruit or vegetable with overlapping scales.  It was, of course, the later description.   Lara evaluated Joyce Lara described the word Limerence.  Was it a state of Foolishness, a state of Narcissism or a state of Obsession.  The last meaning was deemed correct.  Albert evaluated Joyce Albert then gave four meanings of the word Tendentious.  Firstly, was it a pain, an inflammation of tendons; was it the defence of Imperial measurements; was it an Amazonian Porcupine ; was it a bias in an argument.    Clearly the last meaning was deemed correct. John evaluated this amusing presentation. John then described three meanings of the word Gift.  Avoiding the obvious one, he asked whether it was a the German for Poisson, Serbo-Croat for a poisonous snake or was it Hebrew for Faith  All chose the last description but the German meaning is correct.  David evaluated John David introduced us to the word Fonticulus.  After saying that meanings change over time, he put three meanings to us.  Was it a Harry Potter spell, the study of typeface or the depression just below the breastbone.  This last meaning is correct.   Eddie evaluated David
  • Program Wednesday 23 February 2022 and notes of Speakers Club last meeting.
    Program Wednesday 23 February 2022 and notes of Speakers Club last meeting.
    The Topics session included subjects such as “Is the High Street dead?”, “Are driverless cars a thing of the future?”, “Would you survive without your TV for a sustained period of time?”, Is the BBC losing out to such as Netflix?” John Entwistle evaluated. Jane Entwistle was invited to tell the Club about the recent occasion in London at which she was inaugurated as the President of the National Institute of Structural Engineers. At the event Jane had delivered a 42-minute presentation.

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