Ok Cannoli-I cannot argue with Italian pastry logic.

K-Fed,

I provide 2 examples of a preist who acknowledged my comments and you totally ignore those examples. This is totally predictable from you.

>>>Maybe instead of "commenting"-(making observations on presentation tecniques instead of subject matter)-you might actually try commenting on the videos subject!

Great adivce. Give it a try.

Here's how it works. I comment the way I choose and others (including you) comment the way you choose. That's not a difficult concept for most people. In … [Más]

Something you'll never hear: "Thanks Cannoli!-without your advice about how to conduct my sermons I'd have been thrown out of my diocese! I can't thank you enough on your brilliant yet totally pointless observations. Maybe instead of "commenting"-(making observations on presentation tecniques instead of subject matter)-you might actually try commenting on the videos subject!

>>>ask the people you comment on what they think of your skills!

You ask them, little man.

http://en.gloria.tv/?media=96813&postings

http://en.gloria.tv/?media=96641&postings

Skill?-ask the people you comment on what they think of your skills!

It would be nice if posters commented on the video that is presented. Evidently, some posters do not have the skill to do so. Instead, because of their own inadequacies, they seek out conflicts.

Or, not silly enough to give people making videos tips on their presentations!

It would be nice if posters commented on the video that is presented. Evidently, some posters are not capable.

It should be "ignore them for your own good!"

This was a good sermon with sound theology.

In a lowered voice you inserted the sound “k” (probably short for “ok”) a number of times during your talk. Although not terribly distracting, it still doesn't belong.

Your presentation was good but if you could rely less on your notes, which would then allow you to make a stronger connection with your listeners, this sermon would have been excellent.

The opinions I offer are my own. Ignore them at your own risk.