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But once a year, at her annual client meeting, she dresses up as the Mad Hatter or a wizard and gives an inspirational talk to an audience of thousands.
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The agenda was an array of activities like crafts, yoga, meditation, rock-wall climbing, pottery, archery, trapeze, roller disco, canoeing, cocktail making, and whiskey tasting, mixed with an inspirational talk from Neumann or Deepak Chopra.
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In 2013, he gave an inspirational talk to players for North Carolina Central after the Eagles played a game in Florida.
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Lectures were the mainstay of the Chautauqua. Prior to 1917, lectures dominated the circuit Chautauqua programs. The reform speech and the inspirational talk were the two main types of lecture until 1913. Later topics included current events, travel and stories, often with a comedic twist.
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Morones' inspirational talk with Mrs. Kennedy came during an encounter at a dinner in remembrance of César Chávez, the late labor leader, civil rights activist, and farm worker. “Ethel Kennedy told me, ‘You have to let people know so they can help you,’ ” Morones said. On the occasion of the group's 25th anniversary, Morones elaborated on that meeting with Mrs.
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The station combined easy listening music with inspirational talk to "strengthen listeners' emotional connection to the station" and expand the listener base. Dean Young and Raylene Ramsay hosted the Viva breakfast show, and Simon Dallow hosted the station's talk and music morning show. The John Tesh Radio Show broadcast on weekday afternoons, Tim Roxborogh hosted the drive show, and singer-presenter Gael Ludlow presented the Lovesongs 'til Midnight night show.
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The station was assigned the WIIN call letters by the Federal Communications Commission on July 31, 1995. This station has had many formats over its history. Some of these included: classical, easy listening, inspirational talk, talk shows hosted by African- American hosts and appealing to African-American audiences, all-news, blues, golden oldies pop, all-Spanish speaking, big band, talk shows hosted by female hosts appealing to female audiences, and Southern-gospel. Until 2009, the station had been affiliated with God's Country Radio Network.
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Brown later said that he had anticipated that Wallis would try to baulk around him, and was fortunate enough to guess the direction correctly. After Carlton had surrendered the lead in the third quarter, vice-captain Stephen Silvagni delivered an impromptu three-quarter time address to his team-mates. Silvagni took almost the entire three-quarter time break, and coach David Parkin had little time left to deliver his coach's address. Parkin later described it as "the most emotional and appropriately-timed inspirational talk" he'd ever heard a player deliver.
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In March 2008, he travelled to Hong Kong to lecture students at the Islamic Kasim Tuet Memorial College (IKTMC)."A inspirational talk was held for S.1 and S.2 students on 26-03-2008." IKTMC He currently teaches Bukhari at Darul Uloom Nu'maniyyah and Darul Uloom Hamediyyah and heads the Darul Iftaa Mahmoodiyyah at Sherwood, Durban, South Africa. Desai's fatawa portal AskImam has been a subject of academic study of master's level at University of KwaZulu-Natal. The study entitled An analysis of the discursive representations of women’s sexual agency in online fatwas : a case study of askimam.
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When Jimmy's comedy act is snubbed by the townspeople in favor of an inspirational talk by Christopher Reeve, Timmy and Jimmy form a club for those crippled at birth. Timmy and Jimmy start their own club, dubbed "the Crips" unaware of the notorious, real life street gang that shares the same name. Eventually Timmy and Jimmy find out about the Crips, and under the belief that it is a group of disabled people like themselves, the boys want to join the gang. When they tell the four main characters - Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny of their intentions, Stan suggests that "maybe [they] should just stay out of this one".
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Later the same season, Vanderbilt faced Georgia in a contest for the Southern crown, tying the game late on an onside-kick-from- scrimmage 7–7. Vanderbilt athletics historian Bill Traughber describes McGugin's speech before the 1922 game against the Michigan Wolverines at the dedication of Dudley Field: > In the locker room prior to the kickoff, McGugin gave his hopeful pregame > inspirational talk. Referring to the Michigan players, McGugin said, "You > are going against Yankees, some of whose grandfathers killed your > grandfathers in the Civil War." Unknown to the Commodore players was the > fact that McGugin's father had been an officer in the Union army.
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Her first newspaper article, published in The Guardian in 1987 while she was still at school, was on the ending of the GCE O level examinations, which were being replaced in the UK by the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE).Dominic Ponsford "New Guardian editor Katharine Viner's challenge: What to do with 964 staff and £850m", Press Gazette, 24 March 2015 "Cramming five years of knowledge into two and a half hours does not seem to be a fair system", she wrote. Around 1988, Viner had a period of work experience at the Ripon Gazette, her local newspaper."Top editor gives inspirational talk at Grammar School speech day" , Ripon Gazette, 9 November 2005David Prior "Former Ripon Gazette work experience girl is new editor of The Guardian", Ripon Gazette, 23 March 2015 After A levels Viner read English at Pembroke College, Oxford.
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