Archive for April, 2009

Keynote Themes Vs. PowerPoint Themes: Differences? It’s Night and 75 Days Later …

Posted by  in Sunday, April 5th 2009   
Topics: Advertising, Apple, Apple Mac, Books, Design, Marketing, Media    Tags: , , ,
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Of course, when people think of presentations, they think of PowerPoint but honestly, it’s time to stop … It’s time to step up to KEYNOTE … Here are just some of the theme designs available to choose from … Now look at the themes in PowerPoint …Night and 75 Days later … But I think [...]

10 Reasons Why the Palm Pre Will Not Be an “iPhone Killer” But Could Kill Palm

Posted by  in Friday, April 3rd 2009   
Topics: Advertising, Apple, Computing, Design, Financial, Gadgets, games, Internet, iPhone, Marketing, Mobile, Video    Tags: , , , ,
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The Palm Pre is getting a lot of buzz with technocrats and techno-nerds and I count myself as one but in the world of people who ask questions when buying a computer such as “Does this get the internets?” Palm means tree or the part of your hand you slap for a high five. 10) [...]

Want a Boy? Move to a Colder Climate

Posted by  in Wednesday, April 1st 2009   
Topics: Checklist, Design, Health, Household, Science    Tags: , , ,
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“Dr Kristen Navara, of the University of Georgia, in the U.S., looked at birth statistics from 202 countries between 1997 and 2006. She looked at the ratio of baby boys to baby girls in relation to its capital’s latitude, its average temperature and its variation in day lengths. In tropical countries, 48.9 per cent of [...]

Free Lottery Ticket May Be Last One You’ll Ever Need

Posted by  in Wednesday, April 1st 2009   
Topics: Contests, Internet, Science    
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The Institute for Human Continuity (IHC) is issuing a lottery for those interested in gaining one of the few remaining positions within one of their planned shelters. The IHC began developing Operation Safe Haven decades ago in secret in advance of the what is projected to be worldwide calamities occuring on December 12, 2012. To [...]

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