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Carole Latimer

Carole Latimer is a great photographer.   Even in this digital age when we can all take a good pic, Carole excels.  People, until now, have

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Lionel Logue

A friend was telling me about a story that was told to her by her grandmother. The day of her engagement was also the day that George VI was crowned. There was a large party at the Cafe Royal to celebrate the coronation and her engagement to my friend’s grandfather.

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Broadly Speaking

Voice Training & PresentationsI was just talking to an anthropologist who said that in biblical times and places, they had village elders who were experts in dialects and shibboleths. They would know after a couple of sentences whether or not the people or person at the village gate was friend or foe.

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Women and Leadership

Women and LeadershipI was talking to a female friend last night – an engineer in aeronautics, about the changing face of the female leader in industry. Up until a few years ago many female leaders rose to their positions at the top, fuelled by the energy of the dispossessed.

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Talking Proper

Nowadays our perceptions have changed radically. Regional accents are sort out and used for the “honesty” they impart.

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The Kennedys

Greg Kinnear Jackie Kennedy was the product of a public school that produced girls with ramrod straight backs and crystal clear diction. In the sitting and speaking stakes, Rose Kennedy won hands down.

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