How to Speak shows how even someone who isn't naturally charismatic can become an effective speaker. In this presentation recorded before a live audience, Professor Patrick Winston of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers advice on all aspects of academic presentations. He discusses how to begin and end a lecture, how to cycle in on the material, how to use verbal punctuation to indicate transitions, and how to devise "near misses" that strengthen understanding by showing what a particular concept is not. In addition, his presentation covers do's and don'ts of blackboard use, overhead projectors, and props. Throughout his lecture, Winston not only describes his techniques, but actively adopts them, illustrating each as he goes. The result is a detailed, practical guide designed for anyone who wishes to communicate effectively with an academic audience. For more, visit bokcenter.harvard.edu
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Friday, September 28, 2012
How to Speak: Lecture Tips from Patrick Winston
How to Speak: Lecture Tips from Patrick Winston Video Clips. Duration : 1.68 Mins.
How to Speak shows how even someone who isn't naturally charismatic can become an effective speaker. In this presentation recorded before a live audience, Professor Patrick Winston of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers advice on all aspects of academic presentations. He discusses how to begin and end a lecture, how to cycle in on the material, how to use verbal punctuation to indicate transitions, and how to devise "near misses" that strengthen understanding by showing what a particular concept is not. In addition, his presentation covers do's and don'ts of blackboard use, overhead projectors, and props. Throughout his lecture, Winston not only describes his techniques, but actively adopts them, illustrating each as he goes. The result is a detailed, practical guide designed for anyone who wishes to communicate effectively with an academic audience. For more, visit bokcenter.harvard.edu
How to Speak shows how even someone who isn't naturally charismatic can become an effective speaker. In this presentation recorded before a live audience, Professor Patrick Winston of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers advice on all aspects of academic presentations. He discusses how to begin and end a lecture, how to cycle in on the material, how to use verbal punctuation to indicate transitions, and how to devise "near misses" that strengthen understanding by showing what a particular concept is not. In addition, his presentation covers do's and don'ts of blackboard use, overhead projectors, and props. Throughout his lecture, Winston not only describes his techniques, but actively adopts them, illustrating each as he goes. The result is a detailed, practical guide designed for anyone who wishes to communicate effectively with an academic audience. For more, visit bokcenter.harvard.edu
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Suite 2 - Boardroom
Suite 2 - Boardroom Tube. Duration : 0.75 Mins.
Size: 7m x 7.7m Area: 58m2 Ceiling Height: 2.4m This large function suite is ideal for sales meetings, boardroom negotiations, seminars and is also the perfect setting for training conferences. With natural daylight, air conditioning and whiteboards behind the Gustaf panelling, this room allows the flexibility and space for larger events. Seating style and capacity: 60 people theatre style 24 people cabaret 30 people boardroom 24 people classroom 20 people U- Shaped Equipment Available: Overhead projector, screen, flipchart pad and pens, multi-media projector, plasma screen, laptop computer, video and DVD equipment and white boards. Microphones, communications and video conferencing connections are provided on request.
Size: 7m x 7.7m Area: 58m2 Ceiling Height: 2.4m This large function suite is ideal for sales meetings, boardroom negotiations, seminars and is also the perfect setting for training conferences. With natural daylight, air conditioning and whiteboards behind the Gustaf panelling, this room allows the flexibility and space for larger events. Seating style and capacity: 60 people theatre style 24 people cabaret 30 people boardroom 24 people classroom 20 people U- Shaped Equipment Available: Overhead projector, screen, flipchart pad and pens, multi-media projector, plasma screen, laptop computer, video and DVD equipment and white boards. Microphones, communications and video conferencing connections are provided on request.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Loud Objects - (Live) at Glasslands Gallery
Loud Objects - (Live) at Glasslands Gallery Tube. Duration : 16.88 Mins.
Loud Objects performance at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn. the loud objects from www.loudobjects.com: WE PERFORM LIVE ELECTRONICS. OUR MUSIC SETS ARE BUILT IN FRONT OF YOU ON OVERHEAD PROJECTOR FROM SCRATCH WITH ELECTONICS AND SOLDERING IRONS. OUR COMPONENTS ARE MICROPROCESSORS (ATMEL), A 3V BATTERY AND AN AUDIO-OUT JACK. ALL THE MUSIC IS 1-BIT AND DATA IS ROUTED BETWEEN THE CHIPS AND TO THE AUDIO-OUT. THE BEGINNINGS OF OUR SETS ARE USUALLY IN SILENCE AS THE PRELIMINARY CIRCUIT IS CONSTRUCTED FROM SCRATCH, LIVE. I GUESS YOU COULD SAY THAT A LOT OF THE IDEA IS ABOUT DEMYSTIFYING THE PRETENTIOUS AND MAGICAL AURA AROUND A LOT OF LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PERFORMANCES WITH PEOPLE PRESSING BUTTONS ON COMPUTERS ONCE AND A WHILE AND ALL SORTS OF SOUND COMING OUT. WE'RE TRYING TO PAIR IT DOWN TO ITS BARE MINIMUM, ACTUALLY CONSTRUCTING A CIRCUIT ONSTAGE, WIRING OUTPUT PINS TO AUDIO JACKS, ETC. AND IT'S ALL DIGITAL. THERE'S NOT TOO MUCH PURELY DIGITAL NOISE MUSIC OUT THERE, AND THE ONLY TIME THE LOUD OBJECTS BECOMES ANALOGUE IS AT THE AUDIO OUT JACK. this video was shot by Matthew Murphy and Jim Turner. edited by Jim
Loud Objects performance at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn. the loud objects from www.loudobjects.com: WE PERFORM LIVE ELECTRONICS. OUR MUSIC SETS ARE BUILT IN FRONT OF YOU ON OVERHEAD PROJECTOR FROM SCRATCH WITH ELECTONICS AND SOLDERING IRONS. OUR COMPONENTS ARE MICROPROCESSORS (ATMEL), A 3V BATTERY AND AN AUDIO-OUT JACK. ALL THE MUSIC IS 1-BIT AND DATA IS ROUTED BETWEEN THE CHIPS AND TO THE AUDIO-OUT. THE BEGINNINGS OF OUR SETS ARE USUALLY IN SILENCE AS THE PRELIMINARY CIRCUIT IS CONSTRUCTED FROM SCRATCH, LIVE. I GUESS YOU COULD SAY THAT A LOT OF THE IDEA IS ABOUT DEMYSTIFYING THE PRETENTIOUS AND MAGICAL AURA AROUND A LOT OF LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC PERFORMANCES WITH PEOPLE PRESSING BUTTONS ON COMPUTERS ONCE AND A WHILE AND ALL SORTS OF SOUND COMING OUT. WE'RE TRYING TO PAIR IT DOWN TO ITS BARE MINIMUM, ACTUALLY CONSTRUCTING A CIRCUIT ONSTAGE, WIRING OUTPUT PINS TO AUDIO JACKS, ETC. AND IT'S ALL DIGITAL. THERE'S NOT TOO MUCH PURELY DIGITAL NOISE MUSIC OUT THERE, AND THE ONLY TIME THE LOUD OBJECTS BECOMES ANALOGUE IS AT THE AUDIO OUT JACK. this video was shot by Matthew Murphy and Jim Turner. edited by Jim
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Sharp Electronics XR50SL 2700 Lumens, SVGA, DLP Multimedia Projector
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Built to handle most business, education or cinema applications, the SVGA native resolution Sharp Notevision XR-50S multimedia projector utilizes the latest Texas Instruments BrilliantColor DLP display technology. The XR-50S projector provides superior features, performance and reliability at an exceptionally competitive price point. Powerful standard features include DTV/HDTV compatibility, inputs for a computer or component video source as well as composite and S-video, 2700 Lumens, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 7 watts of built-in audio, 1:1.2x zoom lens, closed caption decoder and sealed DLP chip with filter-free design. Built in an ISO 14001 certified factory, with low standby power consumption of only 0.32W and estimated lamp life of up to 4,000 hours (Eco+Quiet: On), this slim and lightweight RoHS compatible projector is exceptionally environmentally friendly.
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Friday, September 21, 2012
Lawler High (Jiley aka Moe) episode 1
Lawler High (Jiley aka Moe) episode 1 Tube. Duration : 2.97 Mins.
Miley is a student at Lawler High School. Shes starting her senior year. She gets put into the English class with the hottest teacher there, Mr. Jonas. Every girl thinks hes gorgeous and they all fall over him except Miley, she thinks the shameless way girls hit on him is degrading. Her mom and dad are both workaholics who are both virtually never home. When Mileys Mom hirers Mr. Jonas as her private tutor, will Miley and Mr. Jonas start getting closer than how close a student and teacher should be? Find out in my brand new series Lawler High! "Do you wanna be late to our first day in class? Hurry it up Miley!" my best friend yelled after me. I was tired as hell and I really didnt feel like running anymore. My lungs felt like they were going to explode. "Since when- In the hell- did you care about getting to class on time?" I managed to wheeze out between breaths. "Since I found out Mr. Jonas was our teacher. Duh. Have you seen him? Beyo hot." "What the hell does beyo mean?" "Beyond. Duh." "What? You need to stop taking every word in the English language and turning it into slang. Its getting too confusing to even talk to you anymore." I leaned against the nearby wall for support as I tried to catch my breath. "Yeah, yeah, yeah now come on." She grabbed my arm and half dragged me the rest of the way to the classroom. We took our seats next to each other in the front of the room. The bell rang and Mr. Jonas walked in from the hallway. "Hello class." He said with a bright ...
Miley is a student at Lawler High School. Shes starting her senior year. She gets put into the English class with the hottest teacher there, Mr. Jonas. Every girl thinks hes gorgeous and they all fall over him except Miley, she thinks the shameless way girls hit on him is degrading. Her mom and dad are both workaholics who are both virtually never home. When Mileys Mom hirers Mr. Jonas as her private tutor, will Miley and Mr. Jonas start getting closer than how close a student and teacher should be? Find out in my brand new series Lawler High! "Do you wanna be late to our first day in class? Hurry it up Miley!" my best friend yelled after me. I was tired as hell and I really didnt feel like running anymore. My lungs felt like they were going to explode. "Since when- In the hell- did you care about getting to class on time?" I managed to wheeze out between breaths. "Since I found out Mr. Jonas was our teacher. Duh. Have you seen him? Beyo hot." "What the hell does beyo mean?" "Beyond. Duh." "What? You need to stop taking every word in the English language and turning it into slang. Its getting too confusing to even talk to you anymore." I leaned against the nearby wall for support as I tried to catch my breath. "Yeah, yeah, yeah now come on." She grabbed my arm and half dragged me the rest of the way to the classroom. We took our seats next to each other in the front of the room. The bell rang and Mr. Jonas walked in from the hallway. "Hello class." He said with a bright ...
Monday, August 13, 2012
Pegasus EVW 82V 250W Overhead Projector Light Bulb / EVW Quartz Halogen Projection Lamp
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