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For reeducation campaigns, nothing is better than
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Theres no bullet list like Stalins bullet list!
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Comrade. Why are we having this meeting? The rate
of information transfer is asymptotically
approaching zero
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Your audience, not your slides, should be the
focus of the presentation.
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Human Missions to the Moon

• Apollo 8
• First manned moon orbit
• December 21, 1968
• Astronauts
• Frank Borman
• James Lovell, Jr.
• William A. Anders

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First Manned Moon Orbit
Apollo 8
December 21, 1968
Frank Borman James A. Lovell, Jr. William A.
Anders
Human Missions to the Moon
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What Annoys Audiences About PowerPoint
Presentations

• The speaker read the slides to us (69)
• Text so small I couldn't read it (47)
• Slides hard to see because of color choice (43)
  
• Full sentences instead of bullet points (39)
• Moving/flying text or graphics (25)
• Overly complex diagrams or charts (22)

Communicating Using Technology, Vol 4, Issue 20,
Oct 4, 2005
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Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial evidence is
Missing piece of cake Fingerprint Trail of crumbs
Chocolate on face
Conclusion
Child ate cake
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Circumstantial Evidence
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Addiction
Addiction is a primary, chronic, neurobiologic
disease, with genetic, psychosocial, and
environmental factors influencing its development
and manifestations. It is characterized by
behaviors that include one or more of the
following impaired control over drug use,
compulsive use, continued use despite harm, and
craving.
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Addiction

• Addiction is a disease
• Genetic, psychosocial, and environmental factors
  involved
• Behaviors can include
• impaired control
• compulsive use
• continued use despite harm
• craving

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Addiction is a disease
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Contributing factors
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Behaviors can include
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Inserting Video
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Creating a Custom background
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Jeopardy Game
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Primary Colors
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Primary Secondary Colors
Warm Colors
Font
Cool Colors
Background
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Cool Colors for Background

• Associated with peace and calm.
• Blue, blue-green, and blue-violets represent cool
  colors.
• Cool colors in a composition tend to visually
  recede and look smaller. They are not easily seen
  from a distance.

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Warm colors for text

• Resemble fire and heat.
• Red, red-violet, red-orange, and yellow-orange
  are examples of warm colors.
• Warm colors appear closer and are more eye
  catching than cool colors.