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	<title>Comments on: Real Life Speeches: George Halvorson, CEO Of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.</title>
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		<title>By: E.G. Sebastian</title>
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		<description>In my intro I have a simple short bio read by the person who introduces me; but I do my best to make it short and impressive, occasionally with a litlle twist of humor in it.

As far as humor goes, the more I speak, the more I&#039;m allowing myself to just be me - which is a bit dangerous &#039;cause I tend to have extremely &quot;sharp&quot;/dry/ or at times nasty humor...  I always read the audience and just use as much humor as I feel the audience can take (I interract heavily with the audience members, hence I get a good feel about their sense of humor, etc.)

My opening?  ... and closing...?   Those are the two parts of my presentations that I spend most time on, and I do my best to memorize them.  The meet of the speech is easy - what I work hard on is to create openings that grab the audience right away; and closings that will leave the audince with a feeling that &quot;Yes, this was a great presentation!.&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In my intro I have a simple short bio read by the person who introduces me; but I do my best to make it short and impressive, occasionally with a litlle twist of humor in it.</p>
<p>As far as humor goes, the more I speak, the more I&#8217;m allowing myself to just be me &#8211; which is a bit dangerous &#8217;cause I tend to have extremely &#8220;sharp&#8221;/dry/ or at times nasty humor&#8230;  I always read the audience and just use as much humor as I feel the audience can take (I interract heavily with the audience members, hence I get a good feel about their sense of humor, etc.)</p>
<p>My opening?  &#8230; and closing&#8230;?   Those are the two parts of my presentations that I spend most time on, and I do my best to memorize them.  The meet of the speech is easy &#8211; what I work hard on is to create openings that grab the audience right away; and closings that will leave the audince with a feeling that &#8220;Yes, this was a great presentation!.&#8221;</p>
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