7 STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME FEAR AND BECOME A PASSIONATE AND INFLUENTIAL SPEAKER Table of Contents Introduction.. 3 Strategy 1: Preparation.. 4 Strategy 2: Arranging your Speech.. 7 Strategy 3: Rehearsal and Role Play. 10 Strategy 4: Evaluate and Know your Audience. 14 Strategy 5: Tap your Energy. 17 Strategy 6: Conquering Your Fear. 21 Strategy 7: Mistakes to Avoid.. 24   Introduction   If you’re afraid of public speaking, you’re not alone. Surveys show that people rank their fear of getting in front of a group and talking more than they fear death.   All human relationships are built upon effective language in speaking. Doors and opportunities open for people who know their way with words and who can speak well. Oral presentations are similar to any other human interaction with the scale being much, much larger. These kinds of events also have an effect on the relationships on a more intimate level.   A lot of people have a lot of anxiety when they only think of speaking in public. There is really no need for that, and you…

Women on stage   Introduction The term actress was initially used and is still being used to refer to women in theatre, courtesy of the French. Since the origin of the theatre back in Greece and Rome, women have been put as inferior to their male counterparts until recently when each has an equal say in the industry (Ratcheva, 603). During the classical antiquity era, women were not allowed to act as it was considered dangerous. However, as time passed, they gained ground despite the cultural practices and the trends. Likewise, the roles of women in the theatre, as well as their importance, have increased. The aim of this paper is to understand the sexuality, morality as well as the foreign-ness position of women on stage. Morality Morality can be described as a form of standards and principles obtained from a code of behavior or conduct from a religion, culture, philosophy or similar standards that a particular person tends to believe should be universal. It tends to distinguish the proper from the improper including moral being and meta-ethics (Mock, 414).…

CAN CHICKENS EAT POPPED POPCORN? By Zakaria Makori Yes, chicken can eat popped popcorns, and they enjoy doing it as it reduces boredom to such birds. Typically, the popcorns should be popped and unsalted because salt is quite harmful to the feathered pets’ health. Popcorn treats are so delicious and healthy, without the addition of any spice. Chickens popped popcorns is an essential source of fibre and magnesium. Not all the popcorns are essential for feeding the chickens, but there is a selection of popcorns that are safe for chickens. Kernels that are popping in a microwave have almost no Sodium and no saturated salt. Microwave popped popcorns variety is best for the chicken over those theatre selections that are mostly processed and contain some additives and spices. Popcorn is essential for chickens feeding because they contain the following essential body nutrients to chicken. One popcorn has the following components: Calories 110 (459kJ), calories from fat 12% daily value 1, 1.3g of 2% total fat, 0.2g of not less than 1% of Sat. Fat, 0mg of 0% Cholesterol, 2mg of…

The politicization of Kurdish Summary Turkey has been the centre of conflicts after the introduction of homogenizing nationalism. The politicization of Kurdish evolved after the Ottoman Empire decided to shift from the multi-cultural and multi-ethnic realities to the new model of the nation-state. The decision made by the Ottoman empire of governing the nation instead of ruling it contributed to ethnic identity politicization. The Sultan only managed to rule the urban centres, therefore lacking administrative means of ruling the whole empire. Failing to offer centralized and regularized administration brought conflict between the state and local power structures. Mustafa Kemal came into rescue after introducing the modernization project in various sectors, including urbanization and education. Mobilization of Kurdish nationalism came to be after the creation of regional differences and Kurdish elite, which resulted from the modernization project. Kurdish nationalism is seen as a natural force. The identity entrepreneurs construct the nationalism, whereas the political context shapes it. State presence differentiates Kurdish nationalism from Turkish nationalism. The nation-state modernization formed Turkish nationalism while Kurdish nationalism was established as a response to the…

         how Dalit literature emerged and how Dalit writers are practicing to achieve their mottos Conclusion In the preceding chapters, an attempt has been made to examine how Dalit literature emerged and how Dalit writers are practicing to achieve their mottos. In the process, the features of Dalit Writers of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry have represented the suffering of Dalit women in the hands of patriarchal society. The view of Dalit women’s life conveyed in Dalit literature is different from the world of experience expressed hitherto. A new world, a new society, a new perspective, and a new human being have been revealed in Dalit literature. The reality of Dalit literature has the uncouth, the unrefined language of the Dalits. Dalit literature in Tamil Nadu also has its influence on criticism, Periyarism, Marxism, and other influential thinkers. It is a voice against casteism, which paves the way for untouchability. Literature and aesthetics go hand in hand; moreover, aesthetics occupies the second stage. Both are interconnected, Tamil literature has the aesthetical attachment in all forms. Discrimination in all…

Journey to Justice: Race and Racism in Canada INTRODUCTION Journey to Justice is a documentary about six unsung heroes of fight to civil rights for all people regardless of the ethnic group in Canada. These heroes include Viola Desmond, Fred Christ, Hugh Burnett, Ray Lewis, Stanley Grizzle, and Donald Willard. The “Journey to Success” documentary explores the challenges through which African revolutionist in Canada went through to achievement of the equality policies. The documentary portrays African oppression and discrimination in three significant dimensions, which include historical tyranny, ideological and cultural oppression, and institutional oppression. Besides, the films detail the roles that were played by notable players who aided in ending the discrimination based on race in Canada. It shows how different individuals played a part in the removal of discriminatory practices and laws within the nation. Through the use of interviews as well as video footage in the documentary, the situation of the inequality in Canada amongst the Black is revealed. The narrative acknowledgment is set back to the 1930s and 1950s struggles of a group of six individuals who…

Conscientization, Resistance and Transformative Praxis The indigenous people of Australia have a multifaceted relationship with libraries and archives. These are places of distrust, and they hold important cultural heritage items that can be used for revitalizing culture and language. There is national recognition that there is a need to decolonize libraries and archives. However, there is still a lot of work to be done in reshaping and reasserting indigenous perspectives in libraries and archives (Luker, 2017). It is important to decolonize and indigenize library and archive practice and research. “Practice and theory should be transformed through dialogue and reflection to build transformative praxis, and this will enable librarians and archivists to work more effectively with their respective communities in ways that are culturally safe” (Thorpe, Kirsten, and Monica, 2). In this paper, we will look at some of the terms relating to Indigenous Transforming Praxis, which include, Conscientization, Resistance, and Transformative Praxis. Conscientization can be defined as the process of making people aware of issues concerning power in relation to privilege and oppression in social and political conditions. It can…

Increasing The Personal Safety of Nurses Through Reduction of Working Hours  Executive summary A substantial portion of the healthcare providers consists of registered nurses. In providing 24/7 care, the nurses habitually work for long hours and sequential shifts with no rest breaks and sufficient meals. The providers develop fatigue because of the working conditions coupled with significant psychological and physical stresses in carrying out of their work. It ultimately results in safety issues on them and patients. Concerning the nurses, these hazards can impair their health acutely and in a long duration. Therefore, the present paper discusses an initiative that increases the personal safety of nurses. Additionally, it highlights the method involved in making the intervention practical. Overall pieces of literature suggest that reduction of the working hours in the nursing shift substantially improve their health and safety. Problem Statement -Purpose of the quality improvement initiative Long working hours in the hospital shifts brutally affects the health of nurses. Foremost, they develop sleeping complications with studies showing that they are more likely to suffer from long term insomnia. Fatigue and…

The Revitalization of the City Of Newark in New Jersey The city of Newark is filled with excellent infrastructure, economic development, and it has the potential to be one of the US thriving cities. Although there are many thriving businesses, museums, and historical landmarks in the territory, many old buildings and neighborhoods need to be renovated. A majority of the cities neighborhood is adverse, and this makes the perception of Newark look as if it was abandoned for decades. We may notice construction on the roads; however, the focus should be on renovating old buildings, houses, and shops around Newark. On the other hand, without any initial help from the city council bringing investment money to revitalize Newark, there might not be changed. Urban development should be mandatory in neighborhoods where there are low population density and depressed home values. Many homeless people live without jobs or on the streets. Thus, for the revitalization of Newark to take place, those people should be considered for everyone to benefit from the development. Furthermore, to give more momentum, the people living in…

Seigfried Kracauer- Theory of Film   Kracauer argued that there are two main properties of films, which are fundamental and technical. Essential features are those involved in the recording and reproduction of the material attribute of a film. Technical properties are those which included the editing aspects of the film. It also entails all those activities which are not captured under photography. The functional attributes add an element of continuity to the motion picture and give life to the film. This essay will show that cinema is an art, and the traditional use of different tendencies increase aesthetic validity. Cinema is developed with two broad tendencies, namely realism, and formalism. Realism was the most basic form of film production. It involved capturing elements they appear in front of the lenses. People were accustomed to still images, so the thought of moving pictures intrigued them. The style included staging different scenes, which would then be used to communicate different ideas. Formalism then came with a more refined production of a film where photographic means were used to create non-realistic worlds. Kracauer…