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When I give presentations, I hate to look at the projected screen to see what I'm supposed to talk about =) This hand-made presentation album is fairly small and has covers for presentation slides with notes. It's easy to keep on your hand and flip pages around.
Launcing the Open Call for Intervention Strategies at the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture (DOGA), September 2015. Presentation of the In Residence Nordic Sites.
Date: 24. September 2015.
Foto: Oslo Architecture Triennale
JiJiPress
Presentation Ultraman Saga Movie
Cool ¡¡¡¡
See you in:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmq1a0xofKQ&feature=player_em...
arigato:
ameblo
Former Primer Minister of Australia Julia Gillard plants her tree in Prime Ministers’ Corridor of Oaks - Faulconbridge, Blue Mountains
HE Mr Gonzalo de Salazar Serantes, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kingdom of Spain, presents his credentials to the Executive Secretary of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, on 7 July 2014.
First stage of presentations was 3 minutes explaining or idea and 1 minute of questions. There were 10 teams.
Sue Sanders receiving the Clio's Silver Cup Award from Bill Schiller, Information Secretariat of the International Lesbian and Gay Cultural Network, for outstanding achievements in documenting and disseminating information about LGBT History - Soho, London - 08 October 2005
‘NODE15 – Forum for Digital Arts’ is gathering designers, creative coders and digital artists for creative explorations of technologies. With the Leitmotif ‘Wrapped in Code – the Future of the Informed Body’, NODE15 is devoted to the negotiation of the body and its fusion with technology. It’s a week long rush with hands-on vvvv workshops, exhibition, symposium, performances and artist talks.
Photo: Nemanja Knežević
For higher value properties, important documents or for agents who want to make the best presentation Pocket Folders are a valuable aid in presenting and building YOUR brand.
Capacity Pocket Folder, for holding extra volume. This is achieved with a double score and oversized board.
email: info@designhaus.eu | www.designhaus.eu
Powerpoint presentation design on face to face communication at ESSEX County College.
Essex County College is a public community college in Essex County, New Jersey, United States.
Awards presentation in Monsanto Auditorium for best posters during Missouri Life Sciences Week 2016 Friday, April 22, 2016.
Officer Candidate Juan Lara shakes hands with Maj. Gen. Jose S. Mayorga as he receives his diploma for the completion of OCS Class #53. (Photo by: Laura Lopez/JFTX-PAO).
Final presentation for CAS Type Design / Zurich University of the Arts, June 5 2010. Mucho paper. That anatomical diagram there took me about 3 hours, in the middle of the night no less.
Here at the New Media Consortium (NMC) Directors meeting in Austin, I was doing a reprise of the 5 Minutes of Fame session at EDUCAUSE ELI Conference. This was supposedly highlighting the NMC Horizon Report section on "Phones in Their Pocket" -- the report suggesting cell phone technology is on a 2-3 year horizon for becoming more broadly used in education.
Less a report than being a bit goofy, I arrange for my presentation to be interrupted by a cell phone call (has thay ever happened to anyone else?) - where I am trying to handle a crashed server situation with someone at the other end-- who turns out to have the name "Mom".
The transcript and a link to some of the background flickr photo slide shows are available in the back blog.
Thanks to Barbara Truman for sharing the photo... I usually try to position myself behind the camera rather in front, so thanks again!
David Forbes Scottish President
Angela Gillis Strath cairns Hospice
John Currie past Scotiish President
Presentation Ultraman Saga Movie 2012
Taigo
Asuka
Musashi
AKB48
Seven
Ultraman
Ultraman Zero
Cosmos
Dyna
and...Ultraman Saga
see you video in:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZsvwNBzLLc&feature=player_em...
arigato:
ameblo
SAIFD AIR Program "Form & Structure" with Kenneth Snauwaert, AIFD.
October 23rd, 2011
(Photo Credit: Sandra Austoni)
Tom Champeau, John Dinnis, and Mike Kirkhart presenting Hall of Fame Winner, Porschia Gabrielse, with one of her three mounts for this season.
FWC photo by Melody Killborn
Sunny.
Hot.
Arid.
Polluted.
Sh't.
The sun was strong, beating brightly at the starting line. I sat down to shade myself within a packed forest of men; a few minutes later, however, after the jocular pleading of another competitor, I was up again, and the sun hammered me mercilessly.
I hit the first wall at the 3km mark. My mouth was dry, and my pace slackened; I longed for a drink to ease my malaise.
At first blush, I survived the first 5km in good shape, turning around at 20:30, on pace to break last year's mark of 44:00. But I could feel my energy ebbing from me; and the heat exhaustion was now creeping in, its onset tiring my mind and body.
As I drank three cups of water at the 7km mark, I became incontinent, a first for me. Pouring water into my mouth at the station transformed my little man into a leaky faucet, drip, drip, drip. For the rest of the race, I would urinate, uncontrollably, a splash here and a splash there. Though no one else noticed my loss of bodily control, I felt embarrassed; and alarmed since, it was obvious now, heat exhaustion owned me - I could neither retain water nor sweat properly.
I re-injured my left hamstring around the 8km mark; the elements and my own body double-teamed me; my muscles were gassed and my gait faltered; my hamstring screamed. It's not a coincidence, I conjecture, that my last two races on this course have resulted in straining my left hamstring. Perhaps the course is too straight, and too flat for my body, forcing my left leg to incur repetitive stress and shock. I don't re-incur this injury on hilly courses, much to my amazement since I originally received this injury on the undulating China Coast Marathon route.
I walked a bit, and ran at times over the last 2km; people were passing me left and right. Yet I put up a fight at the very end, sprinting to the finish. I thank God that my hamstring did not dash itself further.
And then the surprise came. After a convalescent half hour laying underneath the trees, my body splayed on the cool bricks, I capriciously checked the final results. My jaw dropped upon my second glance. Though I had been put through a torturous physical wringer, even as my mind and body continued to twist and to burn, I had, indeed, placed in my race category!
My euphoria reminded me of the ending to My Sassy Girl in which the crestfallen couple break apart, it seems, never to be together again; only to pull off the miraculous, superman-comeback-reunion to the audience's smiles and cheers as the credits roll. I was stupefied at my success - what the F!?
I grabbed my precious hardware and had my picture taken. I went home, showered, and went to HKU where I languidly labored to walk, to eat and to talk; it's the evening now, and my exhaustion has lifted, just enough for me to finish this entry and to consider how I shall rehabilitate this obstinate left hamstring.
All photos were taken from wahmanhungying's photo blog - thanks!
SAIFD AIR Program "Form & Structure" with Kenneth Snauwaert, AIFD.
October 23rd, 2011
(Photo Credit: Sandra Austoni)