Learning Curve (2013)
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7.4 Five hundred half-drunk employees and their mates combined with a live band made a lot of noise, especially in the glass amplifier of the Market Street Galleria. Alison stood on stage between the members of the Tokyo Police Club and shook a tambourine. She could feel the roar bouncing off the walls and hammering back at her like a staccato of explosions. When the band abruptly stopped, her ears continued to ring.
Someone handed her a microphone. The crowd was cheering now. “Happy holiday...s, everybody!” she shouted to a blast of feedback. Someone turned down the gain on the speaker. “Is everybody having fun? It’s been a heckuva year, hasn’t it?” The crowd roared with each question.
Alison introduced the band. She introduced the employee of the year. She introduced the vice-mayor of San Francisco, who—hoping for support on a new anti-fast food initiative—had agreed to represent the City at the event. With each introduction, the crowd cheered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.4 Five hundred half-drunk employees and their mates combined with a live band made a lot of noise, especially in the glass amplifier of the Market Street Galleria. Alison stood on stage between the members of the Tokyo Police Club and shook a tambourine. She could feel the roar bouncing off the walls and hammering back at her like a staccato of explosions. When the band abruptly stopped, her ears continued to ring.
Someone handed her a microphone. The crowd was cheering now. “Happy holiday...s, everybody!” she shouted to a blast of feedback. Someone turned down the gain on the speaker. “Is everybody having fun? It’s been a heckuva year, hasn’t it?” The crowd roared with each question.
Alison introduced the band. She introduced the employee of the year. She introduced the vice-mayor of San Francisco, who—hoping for support on a new anti-fast food initiative—had agreed to represent the City at the event. With each introduction, the crowd cheered.
What to read after Learning Curve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael S. Malone to read onlineMoreLess
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