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2014-12-08 Meeting #319 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
Tonight our president Grace Hsu made her A23 speech:Special Occasion Speech #2 Speaking in Praise. Her speech panegyrized NCBTC's founder Diane Chen of her encouraging life story and positive thinking philosophy. What's more, our club member William Chiang made his C10 speech in inspiring us how to do gymnasium and eat healthy to strike a balance of our live. |
2014-11-24 Special Meeting -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
Tonight we had a special meeting with CSMU (Chung Shan Medical University) Toastmaster club. Since the annual National Fall Conference was just ended in Taichung on Sunday, we were glad to invite two special masters leading us two inspiring workshops about positive thinking and lifelong learning through Toastmaster program. |
2014-11-10 Meeting #318 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
Tonight we had a special guest Monica Yao from Beast Toastmaster Club. She demonstrated her humorous contest speech "A Happy Fox" to us. Also, our club treasure Diane Chen showed us her Chinese humorous contest speech "我的美麗人生". What's more, our former President and DTM Irene Tsai, who is our incumbent EVP, shared with us how did she make a high performance leadership path. 攝影 林先生 |
2014-10-27 Meeting #317 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
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2014-10-13 Meeting #316 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
We had three C1 speakers tonight! Mandy, Jenny ,and Pauline started their CC program through their self-introduction that "broke" the ice of Toastmaster. All of them made remarkable speeches that we can't wait to see their C2 speech. What's more, since 2014 Area I2 Humorous Speech is coming, the candidates from NCBTC made a rehearsal tonight. That also brought us a lot of fun. Tonight's "Quotation of the Day", shared by Angela Liu, “Work for a cause, not for applause. Live life to express, not to impress. Don’t strive to make your presence noticed, just make your absence felt.” photoed by 林先生 |
2014-09-22 Meeting #315 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
It's a big night! We held in-club Chinese and English humorous speech contest tonight. The first place of Chinese part is 陳鳳眉, the second is 吳素芬. When it comes to English part, the champion is Dora Fang and second place is Ted Chang. What's more, we made new members induction ceremony to welcome our new members: Mandy Liu, Annie Su, Jolene Yang, Jenny Liu, and Kevin Lin. Welcome you all!!! photoed by 林先生 |
2014-09-15 Meeting #314 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
Today is our in-club evaluation contest. Being a bilingual club, we have English and Chinese evaluation contest in tonight's meeting. The first place of English evaluation contest is Barbara Wu, the second is Tim Ni, and the third is Ted Chung. In Chinese evaluation contest part, the champion is 許秀華, the 2nd and 3rd place is 吳素芬 and 倪翊庭. Special thanks to English test speaker Beryl Chen and Chinese English test speaker 蔡世峰. |
2014-08-25 Meeting #313 -台中新世紀雙語國際演講會 NCBTC
As an outstanding business consultant, our member Jones Sun shared with us how a helpful evaluator should be and several skills of making an unordinary evaluation. You can download the slides through the link: https://www.mediafire.com/?o3er55n5y1gplt1. Additionally, he shared with us his story of being champion in 2007 Chinese Evaluation Contest in Asia area: https://www.mediafire.com/?uzap5977uqvju10. The bee’s knee: Excellent (優秀的) Bees carry pollen back to the hive on their legs. It alludes to the concentrated goodness to be found around a bee’s knee. The bee’s knee is an expression to say that something or someone is exceptionally good. So next time when someone asks you, “How is NCBTC’s meeting?” You could answer, “The meeting is the bee’s knees”. The cream of the crop: Elite(精英) Cream is the richest part of the milk and rises to the top. It alludes to the best part of something. And the crop means a group of people or things that have appeared together. So the cream of the crop means the best of the best. The phrase refers to the person who is at the top of his or her profession, class or art. Let’s hear the example. Next month we are going to hold a meeting to select the cream of the crop for the humorous competition. Big wig: VIP(重量級人物) In the past, wigs were virtually obligatory for all European nobility and “persons of quality.” Now big wig is an expression to say someone who is important, like a president, VIP, a leader of a group and so on. Next time when you introduce Grace to guests, you could say “Grace is a big wig of NCBTC.” “Fortune does favor the bold and you’ll never know what you’re capable of if you don’t try.” -Sheryl Sandberg 好運眷顧有勇氣的人,你如果不嘗試,你永遠不知道你能完成什麼 |
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