Mes: febrero 2022

If your kids love the game of football then football club bedding is the way to go. Before buying FC beddings, you must know well in advance, which football club does your kids support. For example, if your kids like Manchester United, they would not like the look of bedding that has Chelsea or Arsenal in it. Once you are aware of the club your kids support, next you need to see players they love watching. Often, kids have two or three favorites with regard to players. You need to find a football club bedding with some exclusivity. It can be in the form of design, logo or style.

While some kids prefer bedding with the team logo and jersey, there are plenty of kids who want a photograph of their favorite player in the bedding. Bedding with team logo and jersey is normally more expensive as compared to the bedding with a picture of individual player. For example, if your kid is a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, he would like the football club bedding with a picture of Cristiano Ronaldo rather than a group photograph of all the team players.

Buying fc beddings for your kids:

Rather than buying from an official store of these football clubs, it is advisable that you buy from other online stores. This is because of the simple reason that official stores do not provide any discount on football club bedding. As there is not much to do in terms of style and design in beddings, your focus should be on the quality.

Buying bedding for your kids is not an easy task especially when you take into consideration the fact that there are so many football clubs playing in various countries. Football clubs from English Premier League are more popular among kids. It includes, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool FC and Chelsea. Spanish football clubs such as Real Madrid and Barcelona are also quite popular.

Make sure that football club bedding you have chosen is of high quality and is going to last for a long period of time.

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Sound bites are ubiquitous. We hear them daily on TV, radio, the internet. But what moves a sound bite beyond the common one to one that is really great? And how can you create sound bites that will stand out from the crowd?

Here are three factors, all of which must be present for greatness.

First, a sound bite must capture attention instantly.

It needs to be a statement that, when we hear it, we immediately recognize that it stands out from all the things being said around it. It leaps from the speaker’s mouth and whacks us «up side the head.» Often we will recognize on hearing it that it will be a key take away from the talk or interview.

Second, it must be memorable.

That’s not just for a few minutes, not just for the duration of the talk, but for days, weeks and months afterward. Many of the most powerful sound bites last for decades. Whereas most of a conversation, speech, media interview or news conference is lost within hours (okay, seconds) of hearing it, the sound bite lives on. And with it, a theme of the initial communication.

One reason the sound bite is remembered comes from its being repeated frequently. This is certainly the case with television and radio news. But it is also happens in conversations as we repeat it to others, or just think about it ourselves.

While catchy and memorable are two keys to a good sound bite, a third element is needed for greatness. And that element is:

Third, it must produce a desired result.

Sometimes that result is of a longer-term, and more general (i.e., less measurable), nature.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s «We have nothing to fear but fear itself,» is an example. Spoken by Roosevelt during his first inaugural address, that sound bite uplifted the American people during the Great Depression.

In other cases the result is much more immediate and specific.

Defense attorney Johnnie Cochran’s presentation of evidence to the jury during the murder trial of football great O.J. Simpson, included this sound bite: «If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.» The hand glove he was referring to did not fit Simpson, and the jury did acquit.

So if you want to craft great sound bites, be sure they capture attention, are memorable, and get results. 

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How often have you heard someone start a speech with a joke? Too often probably. Speakers with limited experience tend to tell jokes just to get a laugh in the hope the audience will warm up to them. The jokes are often irrelevant to the topic of their speech.

Experienced speakers know there are better ways to add humor to a speech or presentation, including:.

Using funny stories and anecdotes–not jokes–in your speech

Everyone has had bad experiences that become funny with the passage of time. They make great stories Remember that today’s tragedy is tomorrow’s funny anecdote.

If you don’t feel comfortable talking about yourself, borrow stories from other people. It’s acceptable to as long as you credit the source.

Collecting Stories from your audience

«Jollytologist» Allen Klein tells how he’d often ask his audiences «How do you spell relief?» «L-A-U-G-H» was his answer. Then during one of his presentations, an audience member cried out, «D-I-V-O-R-C-E.» It was hysterical. Klein now relates the story as part of many of his presentations.

Creating a fun atmosphere in the room before you speak

Since I’m a former news anchor and sportscaster, I sometimes arranged for the person introducing me to show some of my worst on-air bloopers in video clips (there was plenty of material to draw from). The bloopers always got people laughing, and also let them know I wasn’t afraid to laugh at myself a little–a great way to connect with them right from the start.

Self-denigrating humor

In the 70’s, President Gerald Ford was skewered regularly on Saturday Night Live about his lack of grace. Ford struck back by making fun of himself better than the SNL writers ever could.

He told his audiences about the night he met his wife Betty, and how he wanted to dance with her «in the worst way.» Then he’d say, «And Betty later told me I did just that–dance in the worst way.»

Ford also said he had to become the center on his college football team because center was the only position where he didn’t have to move my feet.

If someone as important as a former president can poke fun at himself, the rest of us can too. Self-denigrating humor is a powerful tool.

Using interesting props in your speech

I’d sometimes bring along «IFB» to use as a as a prop. An IFB (which stands for «interruptible feedback) is an ear piece TV reporters use when they’re doing live reports from the scene of a news story. The IFB allows them to hear what the people back in the studio are saying to them as they’re being introduced, and also allows them to hear questions the anchors might ask.

I would sometimes show a blooper clip of what can happen when something goes wrong with an IFB. The clip showed a female reporter stuttering and stammering during a live report. She sounded absolutely smashed. She wasn’t.

It turns out someone had unintentionally pressed the wrong button back in the control room, and the reporter was hearing her own words in her IFB about half a second after she spoke, which, take my word for it, is extremely distracting. For about 15 seconds, she battled and tried to be as professional as she could, but the harder she tried, the funnier she sounded. She finally ripped the IFB from her ear and continued her report.

The clip always got the audience howling.

Borrowing humor

The Internet is a great place to find one liners and funny quotes. Personally, I borrowed often from Yogi Berra («When you come to a fork in the road, take it…»), Will Rogers («when Democrats want to form a firing squad, they get into a circle…») and many others.

Buying humor from people who sell it

There are professionals who will write funny stuff for you, and they’re generally not expensive. You can also check your local comedy club and hire someone who’s probably pretty good at writing one liners. Or do a search for «humor writers» or «humorists» on the Internet.

Steve Allen once said, «People would rather be entertained than educated.» But if you can entertain and educate at the same time, you have the makings of a great speech–without ever telling a single joke.

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