Category Archives: Presentation
Fashion Show Organizing tips
Organizing a fashion show is one of a challenging task. It needs team work where it involves many people’s co-operation and co-ordination. Whether your fashion show is to be a simple fundraiser or an elaborate fashion extravaganza you will have … Continue reading
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Branded USB Memory Sticks, A Conference Organisers Dream
If you have the unenviable task of organising a conference or seminar then you’ll already be an expert at multi-tasking and will have honed your planning and time management skills to perfection. You’ll often be seen doing a perfect imitation … Continue reading
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Colour Crunch; Inject Colour Into Your Working Wardrobe
When it’s drab outside during these winter months, we often wish we could inject some colour into our lives to cheer us up. We can so easily do this by way of our clothing but when we are so used … Continue reading
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Word Stress and Vowels
he biggest difference between English and most other languages is the timing. In many languages stress is evenly place on each syllable of a word. Except for Chinese where each word is only 1 syllable, but this results in the … Continue reading
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The Most Commom Vowel in English!
The Schwa. This tiny, reduced vowel is most commonly heard in English. And guess what, there is no written symbol for it in the English alphabet. It can be represented by any vowel. Look at these three words cabage…….cotton……..sentence In … Continue reading
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Don’t Slow Down, Just Pause!
How many times have you heard the advice “slow down”. It is said in a helpful tones, and impatient tones and sometimes in a condescending tones. No matter what the tone it is still relatively unhelpful. Slowing down by itself … Continue reading
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5 Habits to Shake When You Want to Improve Your Spoken English!
1. Mumbling: People will mumble when they are unsure either about the word they are using or how to pronounce the word. So they say it too quietly or quickly or without moving their mouth a lot. This contributes to … Continue reading
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Vdn Otl Tube Technology
OTL (“Output Transformerless”) tube amplifiers are existing for as long as 40 yrs., and they were always highly appreciated by the serious audiophiles searching for the ultimate sound reproduction. But, with all adoration, OTLs hardly tamed temper (impedance sensitivity, operation … Continue reading
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First Impressions Count More in the Era of Credit Crunch
Do you think about how you dress at work and carefully select your outfit depending on your working environment? Or do you think it doesn’t matter and simply put on any outfit which is to hand? Perhaps, you should know … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, Career, Credit, Crunch, First, First Impression, Image, Impression, Impressions, Interview, Style
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How to Dress With Flair in the Workplace
Dress for success! It’s a phrase we’ve all heard, but does it still hold credence in workplaces that have become more casual? Absolutely; even more so. I’ve always worn ties. To me wearing a tie means business. Ties are accessories … Continue reading