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- Two siblings become increasingly frightened by their grandparents' disturbing behavior while visiting them on vacation.
- An alien lifeform consumes everything in its path as it grows and grows.
- A widower embarks on a cross-country trip on foot to prove his love for his late wife.
- A story of one couple falling in and out of love.
- A small town boy heads for the lights of the big city and discovers the delights of hard liquor and fast women. Ere long, he becomes an addict, a dope peddler and a shop-lifter to obtain money for drugs.
- When Elvira passes away, Josh has the option of whether or not he keeps his wife's promise. There are always consequences to every decision, and his becomes his worst nightmare.
- A man in a capsule gets stuck, but has some company.
- How to stop killing your clients with PowerPoint poisoning and deliver presentations that provoke and persuade. Microsoft claims that there are over 30 million PowerPoint presentations given every business day. What they don't say is that most of those presentations never accomplish what their presenters set out to do - that is, achieve true knowledge transfer. In fact, rather than engage audience members in the point at hand, most presentations send listeners off on "journeys of self-discovery" as they desperately try to figure out for themselves what all those convoluted images up on the screen are supposed to mean. As the audience drifts off, the speaker invariably reads this disconnect as a failure of his delivery skills, and anxiety builds. Credibility falters, and the message is lost. It doesn't have to be this way. In this very enlightening and entertaining 60-minute program, you will learn the Seven Rules of visual design and come away with the ability to develop presentations that will keep your audiences with you every step of the way. With real-life (and -death!) examples, you will clearly see the difference between what works and what doesn't on the big screen, and save the day for your very next audience.