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Toastmasters Humorous Speech Contest 2010 – Life Coach Reid Walley – 2nd Place Winner from Reid Walley on Vimeo.
Title: “A Good-Night’s Sleep”
Contest level: Area
Club: Capital City Toastmasters, Sacramento, CA – District 39, Area 51
Contest location: Sutter/Buhler Cancer Center, Sacramento, CA
Date: Sept 9, 2010
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