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Sunday, August 04, 2013
Use The Rule of Thirds To Help Your PowerPoint
make a powerful point: “Ripe. Oaky. Spicy.” They’re the kind of words that were used to describe white wine in a famous French experiment. That’s odd, because they’re the kind of words typically associated with Red wines. How did French oenophiles get it so wrong? had someone paid off the tasters? In this case, it wasn’t the wine connoisseurs that had been nobbled, it was the wine. Researchers had dyed white wines red with a flavorless die. The sight of the wine influenced it’s taste. Or rather, the cognoscenti’s perception of taste.
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A very good point that will certainly help in the future with powerpoints. Being somewhat of a photographer, I know all about the rule of thirds, and its amazing that this concert hasn't been exposed to the powerpoint world. The rule of thirds always works to improve the organization of anything and now I can apply this in the future as I will certainly have to make powerpoints once my junior year of high school begins.
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