[Superman]

I'm not sure how much I agree with the suggestion to stop and invite a Q&A session. Or maybe it's just the controversial subject matter I always was handling. There was always a Q&A portion, but it fell at the end. That way, I was able to get all the way through the material I needed to present. And, by the way, some of you might guess that the Q&A part was my favorite. It certainly was. In fact, I always hoped for a heckler. Someone opposed to the controversial program I administered. You know me, and you know this is what I would enjoy. But some of you probably think I crushed (or attempted to crush) hecklers. I did not. But they presented an excellent opportunity to instruct in the point/counterpoint style. Compare and contrast. Those were the best situations. Some of you who I anger regularly, would actually like me. Believe it or not.

Oh, and I am fairly negative on the visual aids. Not entirely, since some folks are visual learners. But it is very easy to lose control of our audience by giving them distractions that are too complex or tantalizing.