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PhotoPerfect Express

http://www.photoperfect.com/photoperfect-express.html Do you want to maximize the potential of your photos without spending hours in front of a computer? Do you want to be taking photos, instead of learning the intricacies of photo editing? Do you want to see the full potential of your photos with a simple click and choose the optimization you like best? Click on the demo below and work your way from "Step 1" to "Step 3." Just toggle/click through the five available optimization methods and see the enhanced results immediately. Step through the sample pictures to see how easily PhotoPerfect Express optimizes your pictures.
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Will Traditional Charts Survive?

The Extreme Presentation Method

Here's something we came up with to help you consider which chart to use. It was inspired by the table in Gene Zelazny's classic work Saying It With Charts (p. 27 in the 4th. ed) [The chart chooser is step 7 in the 10-step Extreme Presentation method for designing presentations that drive action. More details on the chart chooser in my blog , on the Extreme Presentation site , and in Advanced Presentations by Design -- 1/20/09] http://extremepresentation.typepad.com/blog/2006/09/choosing_a_good.html
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Video: Molecules Moving in Living Cells

A new microscopic imaging technique has provided what may be the most realistic real-time video yet of molecules moving in living cells. Called Stimulated Raman Scattering, it uses laser beams to hit molecules, causing them to vibrate. Tracking the vibrations produces a sequence of point-by-point molecular maps. Unlike other types of molecule-specific, cell-level imaging, SRS doesn’t require fluorescent tags that illuminate targets but could also affect their behavior. Proof-of-principle examples of SRS, described Thursday in Science , involved the penetration of acne-busting retinoic acid into skin cells and the movement of fats through brain cells.
November 17, 2008 by Luke Wroblewski At CanUX 2008 in Banff , Yvonne Shek described UX swimlane deliverables that help clients understand users, business needs and technology all at once. http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?745

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How to Insert YouTube Videos in PowerPoint Presentations

http://www.labnol.org/software/insert-youtube-video-in-powerpoint-presentations/5393/ This tutorial describes how you can insert videos from YouTube, Facebook and other video sharing sites into your PowerPoint Presentations through embedding. This guide describes how you can easily embed YouTube videos in PowerPoint slides, but before you insert the video, always think of the medium(s) you’ll use to deliver that PowerPoint presentation. Tutorial: How to embed YouTube Videos in PowerPoint It’s not uncommon to see presenters in conferences struggling to get the video right thus breaking the entire rhythm of their presentation.
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http://www.excelcharts.com/blog/misconceptions-charts-graphs/ Misconception #1: A Better Chart Starts With… the Chart Wrong. It starts by asking yourself if you really need one . Perhaps a statistical measure of some sort is good enough, perhaps you should use a table. If your job is to find patterns in a data set and build shared knowledge about it, what really matters is how efficiently the message is sent, and how efficiently it is received by the audience (two different things). Misconception #2: You Should Master the (Technological) Tools of the Trade

14 Misconceptions About Charts and Graphs

175+ Data and Information Visualization Examples and Resources

Since taking a class that discussed Edward Tufte ‘s work, I’ve been fascinated by turning information into visual data. His site contains many examples that you could easily spend hours on the site. I have. Plus, I spent several days browsing sites with articles, resources, and examples of infovis (information visualization) in action. It’s not just about presenting data in a presentation or making things colorful. Infovis also helps us find and understand things quicker With the growing implementation of electronic dashboards, we need to learn how to create effective visual representations of data to make the most of dashboard technology. http://www.meryl.net/2008/01/22/175-data-and-information-visualization-examples-and-resources/

Visualization Lab: Illustrations

Illustrations are artworks designed to present or enrich content. They play an especially important role in science, where they can be used to show objects or phenomena that are beyond our perception. Unlike other types of artwork or diagrams, illustrations try to present realistic renderings of the subjects they portray. The Visualization Lab has created a series of illustrations that show familiar objects across ten orders of magnitude in a single illustration: the human bloodstream, a butterfly wing, and a computer chip.