No matter where you are on the organizational ladder, the odds are high that you’ve delivered a high-stakes presentation to your peers, your boss, your customers, or the general public. Presentation software is one of the few tools that requires professionals to think visually on an almost daily basis. But unlike verbal skills, effective visual expression is not easy, natural, or actively taught in schools or business training programs. slide:ology fills that void.

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I’m working on a Mac, so I need to know which ones are compatible with Mac, and since some are just for videos, I need to know which ones can be used for computers while it’s being used for graphics.

Thank you so much for your help.

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Answer by think_tank
What about a Panasonic projector?

http://www.panasonic.com/business/projectors/po_productsOverview.asp

Great brand!

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I’m looking for powerpoint video/animation templates. As in fully animated opening pages and transition videos where you just have to ad in the images you want.

I’m working on an introduction video and I want to make it very professional with images dancing around and bars passing through them. Is there an online resource for that?

Thanks in advance!

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Answer by Taylor
here:

http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/free_templates/For_Thanksgiving_Day.ppt

I made it weeks ago.

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check http://www.slideshare.net : I’m sure you’ll find some business plan presentation

hope that helps

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Academics:
Valedictorian (both highschool and middle school) of class of 340
GPA-4.0 unweighted, 5.0 weighted
SAT score- 2330
I pretty much took the hardest clases at the earliest grades possible. I think academics is my most appealing aspect of the application. I have 9 AP classes over my high school career. I received 5s on most of my ap exams

Extra Curriculars:
Karate- I am a black belt and have been actively participating in practices and public demonstrations for 11 years. I spend 2 hours a week practicing karate.
Tennis- I have made my way up to the first spot on the junior varsity team and have been practicing privately with a coach and my father for 5 years. I spend two hours a week during off season and fifteen hours a week during the spring season practicing tennis. I will definately play varsity next year as a senior.
St. Claire’s Hospital Volunteer-I have volunteered at the local hospital for about 1.5 years and have earned over 200 hours of community service working as a courier and handling the front desk. I volunteer for two hours a week during the school year and eight hours a week during the summer.
Key Club- I have actively participated in many community service projects through this club for 3 years such as a cancer walk, bell ringing, can shaking, food drive donations, and many more. I volunteer about an hour a week. I am also president of the club.
Nursery Remodeling-I helped remodel a nursery at a local church as my first volunteer project.
Camp Counselor-I was a counselor at my local park during the summer after ninth grade. I worked and volunteered.
Morristown Neighborhood House-I worked at a charity for low income families. I took care of children for 6 hours a day, 3 days a week during the summer and tutored and helped in academics during the school year.
Relay for Life- I attended a charity cancer walk for 2 years.
Tutoring-I have tutored a total of 3 children ranging from 10 years old to 16 years old in math and science for about a year. I currently tutor a high school sophomore in statistics once a week. I love to help other with the knowledge I have acquired throughout my academic career. I tutor about 5 hours a week.
Thomas Jefferson Goes to Washington-I have helped a local community organization that is trying to raise money to help the 8th grade class tradition of going to Washington D.C. I volunteer about an hour a week.
JSA-I am part of the newly formed debate team. I hold the position of Historian which means I document the club’s activities and put together a presentation at the end of the year.
Creative Writing Club-I am part of this club as well.
HOBY Alumni
HOBY Junior Staff (HOBY is basically a leadership organization)
Spanish Honor Society
Math Honor Society
Social Studies Honor Society
Science Honor Society
National Honor Society
Total Volunteer Hours: 350+

Awards:
Baush and Laumb Science Award
Math, Business, Computers Award
Excelsior Award
High Honor Roll every quarter
National Merit (221 PSAT)
Cornell Book Award
Nominated for Governor’s School (rejected)

Basically my focus throughout high school has been on volunteering but I also have athletics and a great academic transcript. Will I get into an Ivy League University? Thanks!

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You look pretty good to me. Forget about anything from middle school they don’t care at all.

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• Plug & play for computer presentation; Smart design with built-in slot for USB receiver; Red laser pointer (maximum output 1mW).
• Wireless remote mouse & pager changer with Blank screen, Play/Pause, Volume +/- keys.
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Does it have to be related to food?
If so you can ask
- What do Chinese people usually eat?
- What’s the difference between Chinese style of eating and American style of eating
*Chopsticks vs. Forks and Knives
- What’s the sequence of how Chinese people eat?
*soup first, rice and full course meal, dessert…

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