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		+	==Passion==
		+	According to Dr. Chenistine, the formula for passion is:
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		+	<math>Passion=\frac{(love-hatred)*willingness}{Tiredness}</math>

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Contents 1 Whoa! This is a sandbox 1.1 Intonation 1.2 Talking speed 1.3 Eye contact 1.4 Passion

Whoa! This is a sandbox

What should we do now?

• 'snoozing'
  snoozing
  snoozing
  "snoozing"
• sleeping
• wiki-ing

Intonation

The way we talk is always full of different combinations of intonation, thus making our speech or chat attractive. A speech without appropriate intonation may easily make listeners bored. Although intonation is somehow different among languages, the basic concept remains the same: putting your emotions into your words, making the words fill with power, and being confident to yourself.

Talking speed

This is also an important part when delivering a speech. With an appropriate speed, you can overwhelm listeners with your charm. An average talking speed is about 150 words per minute in English.

Eye contact

This is self-evident, so there's no need to explain it. Be calm, act naturally, get ready to dominate the floor!!

Passion

According to Dr. Chenistine, the formula for passion is:
<math>Passion=\frac{(love-hatred)*willingness}{Tiredness}</math>