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Nine steps to Powerpoint magic (115)
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Perhaps you've experienced it. You do a presentation and it works. It works! That's the reason we keep coming back for more, that's why so many of us spend more time building and giving presentations than almost anything else we do. Here are some steps to achieve this level of PPT nirvana (Your mileage may vary. These are steps, not rules): Don't use Powerpoint at all. Most of the time, it's not necessary. It's underkill. ...Shared by Aaron (20) AJ (225) anarchist.tv // wortgefecht.net (25) andresmh (7) Andrew (1) Andrew Mitry (10) Andy (15) angol (53) Ashwin (21) atul (149) Avinash (15) B O (20) Badger Gravling (169) billspaced (20) Brad Davis Seal (34) Brandon (74) Brandon J. Mendelson (156) BruceHammond (5) Bruno Campagnolo de Paula (42) burkinaboy (95) Camiel (18) Carlesm (16) Colin (27) colleen wainwright (11) Collin (42) Daniel (21) Daniel C (36) Daniel Pritchett (30) Danny Wahlquist (21) David (34) David Truss (33) Dean Weber (6) DiMar (21) Dr. Ernie (37) Edney Souza (36) Edwin Khodabakchian (20) Elroy (38) Fred_G (5) fseixas (20) fyc (90) Gonzalo Jimenez (5) Heids (11) IanBlackburn (43) James (26) James (4) Jeff (14) Jeff (16) Jeff the Great (19) Jim Muntone (2) Joel (30) John (21) John (21) jonalee (18) jorgejiro (16) José Carlos Gil Zambrana (1) Josh Bancroft (31) Josh Lawton (15) Jules (6) Julius (20) Juls (16) Justin Levy (16) Kevin Donahue (7) Kneale Mann | RedFish Group (35) Leonel (18) Lisa Goodlin (6) Manas Tungare (14) Manu (10) Max Kalehoff (2) Michael (17) Michael Hyatt (8) Mike F (638) mjoneill (17) mndoci (54) Moah (20) MrGuff (73) muhh (23) Nanther Thangarajah (1) Nate Koechley (18) Nic Haralambous (3) nicknich3 (20) Nicole (41) Nitin Badjatia (26) noel (28) Noelle (20) Pam (14) Perviz Hacıyev (3) Peter Wooley (14) pixelcollector (8) Raul Hernández (6) Razzu (36) rib (25) Rich (1) Richard Fahey (21) robertogreco (56) Rodrigo (22) Rong (2) Ryan Kellett (37) Ryan O (21) saj (4) Satya (19) Scott (20) Shankar Ganesh (75) shanusmagnus (10) smackaysmith (17) Stefan (28) Stephan (22) Theo (22) Todd Gordon (22) tumel (12) vcamaral@gmail.com (34) wrburgess (19) Xdroot (68) yigalc (14) zbikos (75)- Michael Hyatt said: This is some of the best presentation advice I have read in a while. Wow!
- James said: "Step 1: Don't use Powerpoint at all"
- Daniel Pritchett said: 'Most presentations (and I've seen a lot) are absolutely horrible. They're not horrible because they weren't designed by a professional, they're horrible because they are delivered by someone who is hiding what they came to say. The new trend of tweaking your slides with expensive graphic design doesn't solve this problem, it makes it worse. Give me an earnest amateur any day, please.'
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The Sarah Palin Debate Flow Chart (200)
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I know some folks out there might have had trouble following the Vice Presidential debate. Particularly, trying to parse meaning from the things that Sarah Palin said. With that in mind, I have compiled a handy resource for your perusal. I hope to update this chart, both graphically and grammatically, when it is no longer ten to five in the morning. For for the mean time. . . enjoy!Shared by =peterd (13) 4four1ones (9) Adam Helweh (45) Adam Maldonado (229) Adam Melancon (22) Albie (27) Albizu Garcia (6) Aleisha (33) Alex France (134) Allen Tom (2) Amish Schulze (21) Andrew Rodrigues (38) Angela (1) Angga Awano (2) Annie (12) Anthony Romano (4) Ari J. Greenberg (13) ashburn (32) Ben (4) bodzasfanta (153) Brandon (59) brett marek (16) Brian (18) Brian (1) Brynn (9) Caitlin (7) Cameron Yeager (13) CheffPJ (20) Chris (22) Chris (42) Chris Cardinal (5) Chris Pineda (5) Chris Pounds (2) Chris Schutz (4) claudio rivera (17) Dale (10) Dan (22) Daniel Kutz (9) Darren Isbrecht (97) Dave (8) Dave Ballantine (1) David Finch (68) David Ortiz (29) Davide Di Cillo (1) Davide Di Cillo (1) davidjtate (20) Dennis (2) Derek (20) Derek Lastafka (12) Derek van Vliet (19) Devin (10) DivemasterDoug (14) docbaily (59) Donna (10) Donny Warbritton (8) Doug Funny (97) durdon (23) Dustin (1) Dylan Andersen (8) Ed Shull (33) Eliran Azulay (3) Elmer Thomas (177) Eric (2) Erik (42) Erik Sebellin-Ross (12) Frances Haugen (2) Fred Bubbers (17) fyc (90) Gabe (15) Gary Leonard (2) Gat (28) ggatin (30) Graham English (71) Grandje5ter (27) Grant Gochnauer (13) Greg (26) Heidigrr (28) hikbi (166) Hillary Hartley (12) History of Blogging (146) Hoder Jensen (9) jamesjbigler (20) Jamie Lottering (15) Jared (31) Jared Mehle (7) Jason (7) Jason Huck (5) jeff (4) Jeff (13) Jeff Hoard (21) Jeff O'Connor (9) Jesse Mercado (15) Jessica Sarai (14) Jillian (17) jim crossley (24) Joe Schmitt (6) Joel (24) John (14) Johnny Makkar (8) Jonathan (28) Jonathan Strauss (1) Jorge Wagner (54) Josh (27) Josh Bowman (11) JunChen (39) Justin Copeland (11) Kathy Brewis (159) keith (85) Kelly Bolinger (32) Kenneth Noad (1) Kristen (2) Liam (23) Liam Monahan (8) Lisa Fortuner (19) Lisa Hosey (81) Liz (60) Luciano (10) Mandy (5) Manuj Darshan (30) Marcus Mattsson (12) Martin (20) MasterMaq (33) Matt Mueller (24) Matthew (33) Matthew Snyder (61) mavrevMatt (30) Megan (10) Michael Jones (15) Michael Surtees (26) Michelle (15) Mike (6) Mike (23) Mike Grybos (23) Moah (20) mookie kong (5) Moose (11) Mosi (1) Muhammad Saleem (229) Nate Koechley (18) nathan (1) Nathan (41) Nathan (2) Nick (18) Nik Wilets (6) Nion McEvoy (3) okorioth (2) Onar Vikingstad (19) Patrícia Kalil (14) Patrick (7) Paul D. Spradling (30) Paul Spoerry (50) Phil (26) phuckpolitics (26) ProfVegas (210) purplesque (13) Rami Taibah (259) Rémy (20) richard (10) richtannehill (29) Ritu (626) Rob Lanphier (1) Roby (14) Roby (15) Rodrigo (2) Ronnie (1) Ryan McKillop (11) Sam (5) Scott Orwig (18) Scott Taylor (4) Scottish Lass (9) Sean Greathead (1) Sean Victory (22) Seth Anderson (11) Shawn Hill (137) Shea Gunther (95) sirmikester (52) Spencer Fry (8) Stephen Parker (9) Steven (229) Tasha (8) Tessa (17) tharik (118) Tom Cheredar (16) Tom Fitzpatrick (5) TOMHTML (7) Travis Vocino (6) Travis Wright (52) Trevor Wermund (278) Tristan Pipo (5) Tuneguru (9) Tyler Quarles (1) Verena Fuchs (23) Vince (30) washwords (15) Will Johnson (2) yaos (136) Zak Strassberg (1) ZicklePop (17) zizzy (6) کودن با استعداد (46)- Moah said: this flow chart is hilarious. I love flow charts! huh, the business analyst in me is coming back. :)
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Dipity 2.0: It’s Like A Timeline View For FriendFeed (And It’s Fun) (21)
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Dipity, a timeline-based lifestreaming aggregator, has launched its 2.0 release to the public. The new release includes a variety of new social features that have turned Dipity into a viable alternative to FriendFeed and other lifestreaming services, as well as a replacement for standard RSS readers. Dipity revolves around powerful timelines built in AJAX, which intuitively display content like blog posts, YouTube videos, and Flickr photos in small hovering rectangles that can be expanded. The ...Shared by Alex (27) bradygaster (20) C.K. (104) Derek (66) fr3dly (45) Grey Drane (9) heidigoseek (16) Jeremy (62) Jim Wilkerson (17) Joe (115) Jonathan (28) Josh (23) Keef (37) Mike F (638) Nate Koechley (18) Sigalon (32) SiRGt (38) Tim (52) TiTi (154) Tobias Verhoog (40) Tomi (27)- SiRGt said: este se ve interesante, algo asi como la interaface de Plurk(+) para friendfeed
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The Choice: Comment: The New Yorker (93)
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Never in living memory has an election been more critical than the one fast approaching--that’s the quadrennial cliché, as expected as the balloons and the bombast. And yet when has it ever felt so urgently true? When have so many Americans had so clear a sense that a Presidency . . .Shared by Aaron (1) Ahsan Navid Hussain (449) Alessio Bragadini (10) Alex (119) Alex France (134) Alfredo (19) Ali M Latifi (16) Anthony (1) Athar (4) Baratunde (55) Ben (58) Ben (3) bobby haye (21) Brandon Fields (2) Brendan (41) Brian (24) Ch (97) claudio rivera (17) colleen wainwright (11) Cory Birdsong (2) Dan (4) Dave (17) Dave Winer (28) David (39) David Kettler (33) David Machiavello (29) Dedalus (27) Derek Kerl (7) Derrik (87) Ed Cline (38) Elmer Thomas (177) Ethan Hein (10) Eun-Gyu (2) Evan Asano (6) Gary Jungling (25) gms8994 (61) Graham English (71) Hidde De Vries (26) History of Blogging (146) homo superior (19) Jack (32) Jeff (18) Johan (22) John (12) John Olson (5) Jonathan (28) jonathan thomas (69) jorge hernandez (4) Jose Alvear (13) Joseph Holsten (4) Josh (69) Kabren Levinson (54) Karran Sahadeo (6) Kimberly J (9) Laura (3) Matt (4) Matt Richards (8) Matt Trent (5) Matthew Snyder (61) Mike (21) Nate Koechley (18) Nik Fletcher (4) Noah Carter (21) Oscar (14) Patrick (41) Paul Ryan (17) Peter R. Wood (4) Pico Seno (1) Porter (31) Ray (5) rick (1) Robin Seidner (2) Roby (14) Roby (15) RuthDFW (51) Saket (28) Sandeep Parikh (5) Scott (9) Shannon (37) Shawn Hill (137) shawnmor (29) tim (4) Tim Jarrett (8) Tim Probst (35) TJ Harron (3) tobsterius (21) tom wang (2) tumel (12) Wally (27) wcaw (55) whumes (4) Yanko Yankov (10) York (113)- Scott said: Hear, hear. I share this not only because I agree with every letter, but because it is so well written. I strongly encourage you to read and, hopefully, share this.
- Graham English said: The New Yorker’s detailed endorsement of Barack Obama for president. A persuasive read for anyone still undecided.
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Using jQuery for Background Image Animations - Snook.ca (37)
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After reading Dave Shea's article on CSS Sprites using jQuery to produce animation effects, I felt like playing around with things to see what could be done but accomplish it with a simpler HTML structure (no need for adding superfluous tags) and simpler code, too. Changing the position of the background image felt to be the best approach to creating the type of effect we're looking for (and I'm not the first to think so: ...Shared by Adam (7) Alexander Feil (10) Chris Rowe (8) cinefilo (32) David (3) DesignerBrent (19) dingyi (51) Eli (77) Fábio Cerqueira (2) Fatih Hayri (30) Hagure Metaru (34) ibanez182 (17) jarred (26) jay kim (1) Jeremy Flint (19) Jiri (4) Joel Lee (1) kiirpi (11) Marsha (6) Mathias Wiberg (1) matiasjajaja (11) Milan Zoufal (2) Nate Koechley (18) Nick Cairns (13) Norman Dwyer (28) oblonski (15) Paul Giacherio (0) Quinn (0) Ralph (7) Rascator (10) Shane (8) Sid (11) Vashira (20) Warren (17) Yann Esposito (0) Zeke (16) zoby (21)Contribute comment - Op-Ed Columnist - A Farm Boy Reflects on Animal Rights - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com (1)
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chartjunk & Blog Archive & Tax Plans (that&8217;s one for you, nineteen for me). (28)
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There’s a graph that Obama supporters are sending around, showing the differences between the Republican and Democrat tax cut proposals. It shows that Obama is not in fact planning to raise taxes - he’s planning to cut them for all but the very, very rich. I couldn’t help but notice though - the graph is still massively weighted towards the interests of the super-rich. For example, the bottom two-thirds of the population are given only ...Shared by A. Jericho (56) Adam Hansen (18) Alex (13) Antonio (27) danbri (27) Darren Barefoot (11) Dave (20) Erik (14) Greg (0) Jake (23) Jason Sares (19) John Engler (8) jrhyley (0) Mark Hall (4) Meghan (5) Monkey (5) Nate Koechley (18) Noah (13) Noah Brimhall (8) Patrick (24) Peter H (27) Piotr O (25) Pradeep (24) Sean (20) Thadius (21) Tim Poundstone (1) waxattack (10) xavierbkk (7)- Pradeep said: I had, earlier, linked to the original Washington Post chart (http://bit.ly/p99W). This, here, is certainly an improved version. Good catch!
- Noah Brimhall said: This is a redrawing of a chart that appeared in the Washington Post that didn't really fairly represent the effect of McCain and Obama's tax plans. In reality, McCain offers almost nothing to 60% of the population, while Obama lowers or keeps taxes the same for 99% of the population. So unless you make more than $600,000/per year, you don't have anything to worry from an Obama tax plan.
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Dion Almaer just posted the fourth episode of the Open Web Podcast in which we sat down with Allen Wirfs-Brock and Pratap lakshman and discussed ECMAScript and Internet Explorer 8. The full release notes, from Dion, are below: Allen Wirfs-Brock is the standards guy from Microsoft who sits and works on ECMA. Pratap Lakshman is from the JScript team, and works on the ECMAScript 3.1 committee. They were gracious enough to joined us on the ...Contribute comment
