TMIKL (Toastmasters International Kuala Lumpur) #1997-51 is the oldest Toastmaster Club in District 51 (Peninsular Malaysia) Estd. 1st July 1978, is committed to providing a fun & supportive audience while practicing effective communication & leadership skills - meets twice a month normally on the second and fourth Tuesday at 19:00 at Floor 21 Menara Centara, Jalan Belia, Kuala Lumpur.
Saturday, 31 May 2014
The Meeting on 10th June 2014
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Date/Time/Venue:
10th June 2014 19:30 Level 21 AMODA
Theme - getting to know you
TME - I suggest we have 2 - one from Nawem & one from Tmikl.
Since nawems will be a lady, suggest a guy from Tmikl
Decor - I have some ideas; anyone else with ideas pls let me know
Food - we need to prepare more than Mee Hoon, cookies.
I can sponsor a cake
TTM - Shaun
Many tmikl'ers wanna make a speech –
kerain #3
Ceyvian #1
Yi Kang #10
Nik Ayman & Dalilah #4
Cyril #4 from the advanced manual
President - Anthony (pls be present) as you will make opening speech &
Chooi ping (nawems TM president) will make closing speech
SAA - Tmikl
Invocator - Tmikl
Humor master - Nawem
Grammarian - Nawem
Ah counter - Nawem
Timer - Tmikl
Table topic evaluator – Tmikl
Speech evaluators from Nawem - Andal, Rita
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Meeting on Tuesday 27-5-2014
TME: Yikang Lim
Project Speakers:
Kerain Shah CCM #2
Shaun Heng CCM#3
Col Dzulkarnain CCM#5
Emily Lau ACM#4
Cyril Jonas ACM#$
GE: Meera S Nathan ACB, CL
Evaluators:
Chin Yeow Hon
Cyril Jonas
Richard Toh
Anthony de Souza
TTM: Rhoda Omar CC CL
TTE: Col Nik M Zaki CC CL
Others TBA
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Joint Meeting at NAWEM Monday 19-5-14
Our special Joint Meeting with MAWEM Toastmasters
National Association of Women Enterpreneurs of Malaysia (NAWEM)
(Persatuan Kebangsaan Usahawan Wanita Malaysia)
Lot 13 Rumah Puspanita,
5171 Jalan Hose,
50460 Kuala Lumpur
Meeting Starts at 18:30
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Tuesday, 22 April 2014
Next Meeting 6-5-2014 AGM Day
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Day/Date; Tuesday 6-5-2014 at 19:30
What can I talk about?
I was asked by fellow group member about finding topics for speeches.
I would like to share the answer I gave her in the hopes that it might be helpful to others.
~~ "Sit down with pencil and paper and start with pre-school. Write down everything you can remember (a toy you played with, a teacher who said something you never forgot, a place you visited)...
do this for all your early school years. You will remember things you have not thought about in a loooong time!
Some of them will be relevant to who you are today and will make interesting stories as to what has made you the person you have become. If you can pull a piece of advice from these stories for your listeners to use, too, that would be great!"
~~ Now find a pencil and paper, and start writing!
By David Levy from Toastmasters International Group on Facebook
Stories make the best speeches for beginners and experienced speakers. Try this method for preparing your speeches. Base it on a story from your own experience, preferably a recent experience.
The speech will be in three parts:
1. Start with a simple statement of the point, meaning or significance of your speech.
2. Tell a story which illustrates the statement, point, meaning etc
3. End by restating the point or meaning.
In your preparation, there are two important parts.
First, select the incident or event.
Second, work out the significance for it. The second part, deciding on the point or the significance, is what makes it a speech in terms of public speaking. It will probably be the hardest part of your preparation.
Use the methods employed by good storytellers.
Set the scene – describe places, facial expressions and physical movements.
Use pauses to heighten the interest, particularly before the conclusion, the final part of the story. Include conversation and report direct speech – the actual words spoken.
Look around at the audience – make them feel you are telling it to them. Relax and speak at a steady pace.
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Project Speeches:
Kerain Shah CC#1 (Evaluator Cyril)
Endrea Hugh CC#3 (Evaluator Richard)
The Rainbow Fairies
from Lizzie Hadley
Two little clouds one summer's day
Went flying through the sky.
They went so fast they bumped their heads,
And both began to cry.
Old Father Sun looked out and said,
"Oh, never mind my dears,
I'll send my little fairy folk
To dry your falling tears."
One fairy came in violet,
And one in indigo,
In blue, green, yellow, orange, red,--
They made a pretty row.
They wiped the cloud tears all away,
And then, from out the sky,
Upon a line the sunbeams made
They hung their gowns to dry.
Lizzie M. Hadley
Friday, 18 April 2014
The Meeting of Tuesday 22-4-2014
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Date/Time: Tuesday 22-4-14 from 19:30
Presiding Officer - Anthony de Souza
SAA - Col Nik M Zaki
Invocator -
TME - Cyril Jonas, ACS, ALS
Table Topics Master - Richard Toh
Humour Master -
Table Topics Evaluator - Col Dzulkarnain
General Evaluator -Cyril Jonas, ACS, ALB
Grammarian - Mariel Fong, TM
AH Counter - Wendy Chiam, TM
Timer -Ismail Omar
Prepared Speech - Shaun Heng #2 Title: Habits: The Good the Bad and The Ugly
Prepared Speech - Nik Ayman #3 Title: My New Crave
Prepared Speech - Col Szulkarnain Abdullah #4 Title: Gratitude
Prepared Speech - Emily, ACB, CL ACM The Entertaining Speaker #3
Title: My childhood dreams
Speech Evaluator - Lim Yikang, TM
Speech Evaluator - Ismail Omar, DTM
Speech Evaluator - Richard Toh, CL
Speech Evaluator - Anthony se Souza, TM
Word of the Day - Dearth
Theme - Favourite Books
Toastmasters Statistics Worldwide -
Current Active Clubs: 13957, Memberships: 319166
Friday, 28 March 2014
Next Meeting: Tuesday 8 April 2014
Presiding Officer - Anthony de Souza
SAA - Jesselynne Lai
Invocator - Cyril Jonas, ACS, ALS
TME - Yikang Lim, TM
Table Topics Master - Mariel Fong, TM
Humour Master -
Table Topics Evaluator -
General Evaluator - Richard Toh
Grammarian -
AH Counter -
Timer -
Prepared Speech - Wendy Chiam, TM #6 The Forest Odyssey
Prepared Speech - Edward ACM #4 The Little Prince
Prepared Speech - Col. Dzulkarnain #3
Prepared Speech -
Speech Evaluator - Sandra Ghouse, CTM, CL
Speech Evaluator - Lim Yikang
Speech Evaluator - Col Nik M Zaki
Speech Evaluator -
Word of the Day -
Theme -
Toastmasters Statistics Worldwide -
Current Active Clubs: 14712, Memberships: 308839
SAA - Jesselynne Lai
Invocator - Cyril Jonas, ACS, ALS
TME - Yikang Lim, TM
Table Topics Master - Mariel Fong, TM
Humour Master -
Table Topics Evaluator -
General Evaluator - Richard Toh
Grammarian -
AH Counter -
Timer -
Prepared Speech - Wendy Chiam, TM #6 The Forest Odyssey
Prepared Speech - Edward ACM #4 The Little Prince
Prepared Speech - Col. Dzulkarnain #3
Prepared Speech -
Speech Evaluator - Sandra Ghouse, CTM, CL
Speech Evaluator - Lim Yikang
Speech Evaluator - Col Nik M Zaki
Speech Evaluator -
Word of the Day -
Theme -
Toastmasters Statistics Worldwide -
Current Active Clubs: 14712, Memberships: 308839
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
The Meeting of 25-3-14
Lasat Meeting on 25-3-2014
Place: Bankers Club, Floor 22
Time: 19:15 for 19:30 sharp
TME: Dalila Hashim (pic above)
TTM: Col. Dzulkarnain
TTE: Richard Toh, CL
Timer: Wendy, TM
AH Counter: Emily Lau, ACB, CL
GE: Edward
Speakers:
- Yikang Lim #8 Get Comfortable with Visual Aids 5-7 minutes
- Endrea Hugh #2 Organise your Speech 5-7 minutes
- Mariel Fong #3 Get to the Point 5-7 min. "There is such a thing as a Free Lunch"
- Edward #3 The Morale of the Story 4-6 minutes
Evaluators:
- Cyril Jonas, ACS, CL
- Rhoda Omar, CC, CL
- Boklan, TM
- Richard Toh, CL
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