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    The Ted Talk Summary

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    is “Why you don’t like the sound of your own voice”. I chose it because I have never heard someone say that they didn’t like the sound of their own voice‚ but I have heard that when they talk and hear it back they sound different. Rébecca Kleinberger is a voice expert pursuing research as a Ph.D. candidate in the MIT Media Lab’s Opera of the Future group. During her talk‚ she used a lot of things to prove he this which were people don’t like their voice when recorded but you have to like it because

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    How to Deliver a Speech

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    yourself of things you want to remember while speaking‚ such as places to pause‚ add vocal emphasis‚ or raise your voice. Step 3: Practice • Practice delivering your speech in front of a mirror. Deliver it to friends and family for feedback. Try to have it memorized‚ even if you’ll have your notes available during the presentation. Step 4: Care for Your Voice • Your voice is an important tool in delivering a speech. Try to avoid throat irritants‚ such as cigarettes‚ before a speech

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    Spasmodic dysphonia is a neurological voice disorder that causes the laryngeal muscles to spasm uncontrollably during phonation (Baylor‚ Yorkston‚ & Eadie‚ 2005). Revelo‚ Underbrink‚ & Quinn state that this disorder impacts 1 in 10‚000 individuals in the United States (as cited in Mathew‚ 2014). The cause of this voice disorder is unknown at this time‚ and it affects more women than men (Baylor et al.‚ 2005). Spasmodic dysphonia causes the voice to sound unnatural and either breathy or strained‚

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    springs a voice beneath the arbor. Oh my beloved... Like a deep mirror the pond reflects the silhouette of the black willow where the wind weeps. Let us dream! It is the hour... A vast and tender calm seems to descend from a sky made iridescent by the moon. It is the exquisite hour!" The accompaniment to the piece is quite lovely and is perfect for the txt of the piece. The speaker in this art song‚ which is usually sung by high voice although it

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    Criticalreview

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    Angry Voices from the Past and Present: Effects on Adults’ and Children’s Earwitness Memory Lisa Öhman‚ Anders Eriksson and Pär Anders Granhag A critical review Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling 2013 Volume 10‚ Issue 1‚ Pages 57 – 70 Word count: 3347 As the old adage goes ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’. Often for investigating officers‚ eye witness testimony and what is seen‚ is heavily relied on

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    people like to listen to music‚ and think that they understand the essence of this world‚ but at once they can not get the main idea because this is not enough. Professionally‚ I do not do music‚ and I do not sing‚ but I love to sing and to correct my voice. Also I know how to play the piano little bit. In our house there is a piano which is my mom bought for my older sister when she took lessons piano in childhood. I like how she plays the piano‚ and sometimes it seems to me that her fingers created

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    Mutism Research Paper

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    from the latin word mutus meaning “silent”. Most common in humans‚ muteness is the inability to speak. It is caused by five main factors including physical impairment‚ akinesia‚ autism‚ deafness‚ and selectivity. Although people can be born into mutism‚ most develop it. Mutism caused by physical impairment is when something internally has gone wrong. The larynx‚ or voice box‚ is a hollow organ which holds together vocal cords in humans. When damaged‚ the larynx prohibits sound; thus making a person

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    Not Waving but Drowning

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    always the lyrical voice in a poem. The purpose of this statement resides in the importance of involving the reader in the situation that the poem is describing. For that reason‚ “Not Waving but Drowning” is a poem that through the use of different voices‚ figurative language and different meanings recreates a situation that is going to make the reader analyze it and get involved to deeply understand its meaning. First of all‚ as one can perceived in the reading‚ there are two voices on the poem.

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    "Hey‚ are you ready?" The day started the same all the time. "You up? You have work to do!" Though the voice kept pestering away into absent air. "Look‚ I’m only here to help you." Empty‚ the room sat with the single voice echoing through it‚ before filtering into another room. "Where are you? Have you decided to run away again?" Room after room‚ the voice light up the place‚ but no reply was in sight. "Alright then‚ I’m calling your guardians." Dialing sounded through the empty house. Dishes were

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    the client’s ENT Dr. Ambrosia. Reason for Referral: Client demonstrates an excessive amount of hoarseness in her voice and many occasions of losing her voice secondary to a diagnosis of vocal nodules. History of the Problem: Appears vocal abnormalities were first noticed when the child was in the first grade and continued into second grade. Teachers observed hoarseness and a loss of voice at variable points throughout the school year. The client was subsequently referred to the school nurse and Speech

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