November 2
2012
November 1
2012
Practice Video: Q & A (120, 140 and 160)
Below is the same dictation at various speeds for speed building:
120
140
160
Here are some briefs from the video:
would you please= WOUP
buisness address= BAES
subpoena= SPAOEN
any further=NIFRT
transcript= TRIPT
do you have= DOUF
have you ever been= VUFRB
litigation= LIGS
let me ask you= SKLOU
let me ask you this= SKLOUTS
website= WAOIBT
download= DLOAD or DOUNL
full time= FOIM
high school= HAOL
motorcycle= MOIK
part time= POIM
November 1
2012
Dictionary Builder: Parsimonious
October 26
2012
Practive Video: Deposition Reenactment
This is a funny one-minute skit about answering questions at a deposition. Depending on your speed and your familiarity with Q&A designations, this could be a good burst of practice for you.
Here are some briefs for some of the words and phrases used in the video:
my name is= MAOINS
in this case= NIK
Have you ever had your deposition taken before?= VUFRPD
for the record= FRORD
Where do you work= WROURK
urinalysis= AOURNLZ
unemployed= TPHROID
airport= AIRPT
October 26
2012
Friday Phrases
October 23
2012
Practice Video: Opening Statement
Below is an instructional video for making opening statements. I found it to be good practice on the machine.
Here are some briefs from the video:
cocaine= KOIK
perfect= P-FRT
informant= N-FNT
police department= PLEPT
identity= AOEUD
transport= TR-PT
simply= SOIM
prosecution= PR-GS
reasonable doubt= -RD
expert= SPERT
pressure= PRERB
ask you= SKU
impossible= KBOB
at the end of= TEFN
positive= POF
October 22
2012
Medical Monday: Cataplasm
October 22
2012
“Court reporters often interrupt proceedings to get every word uttered by someone in a low tone or if more than one person is speaking at once. Recording equipment cannot do that, which explains the “inaudible” entries that often punctuate court transcripts from digital recordings.” -From the article, “Fewer Court Stenographers as N.J. Courts Go Digital” By: The Associated Press
October 19
2012
Friday Phrases
October 17
2012
Practive Video: Dictation On Economics
The following video is great lit practice. The background music is also great for practicing focusing while there are distractions.
Here are some briefs for some of the words and phrases used in the video:
income= N-K
composition= KPOGS
economic= KMIK
in fact= N-FT
possession= PEGS
transform= TR-FRM
let us= LETS
arise= RIS
enterprise= SBRAOIS
commodity= KMOD
entrepreneur= SBRAOUR
airplane= AIRP
automobile= AOBL
entity= SB-T
consume= SKAOM
consumption= SKAOMGS
durable= DURBL
intermediate= SBAOED
infrastructure= STPHRUR
airport= AIRPT
depreciation= DPRAOERBGS
depreciate= DPRAOERBT