 to insert tables into your presentation. Clicking on the dropdown will show a box grid you can edit for your custom table.
The Text group has a few options for including other types of objects into your slides. Text Box is the most common. It lets you draw out a box and place it in a slide. After it has been created, you are able to type within its dimensions.
To the far right is the media section. It includes Video, Audio, and Screen Recording content to be added to your presentation.
Themes can change formatting for specific colors, fonts, and effects to edit your worksheet. The dropdown shows many different options to choose from. You can preview themes by hovering over a specific type. Once you find one you prefer, click on it and the theme will be applied to your entire presentation.
If you want to continue customizing your slides, beside themes are Variants. Each variant offers more style and color options.
You can customize your slides through Slide Size and Format Background.
Slide Size offers a couple options, such as standard or widescreen, but you can do specific sizes under Custom Slide Size.
Format Background allows the inclusion of solid, pattern, gradient, picture, or texture fills. If you currently have a theme background, you have the option to toggle it off to view your custom background edits.
These are short animation sequences that move from your current slide to the next slide. The Transition ribbon offers several different variations on what animation to use for getting to the next slide.
You can add sounds to your transitions, too. Once you have what you need applied to your slide, view your changes through the Preview button at the top left.
When you have text, images, or objects selected inside of a slide, you are given the option to add animations to them. This is shown under the Animation ribbon and is displayed in a similar fashion as Transitions.
Remember to apply the animations in order of when you want them to occur. A number will appear beside the object it is applied to.
Need auto-save to happen more often in case of recovering a crashed presentation? Go to File and select Options. A new dialog box will appear. Select the Save tab on the left. Make sure the checkbox is marked for the Save Auto-Recover information section and you can edit how frequently it will auto-save.
There are multiple ways to save. You can click on the Save icon at the top left corner within the Quick Access Toolbar. Another way is to click on the File ribbon and select either Save or Save As located on the left side of the menu. Saving a presentation will save over your currently opened file while using Save As will allow you to create a new save.
If it is your first time saving the presentation, a new window will appear and you will be able to select where you want your file to be saved, create a file name, and what file type you will save it as.
In case you were too busy caring about things that actually matter to notice, the January 6th committee is back in session. That came after its members announced an “emergency” hearing for Tuesday, including the inclusion of a “surprise” witness.
Now, you’d think going through such pomp and circumstance meant they came across some damning new evidence proving their assertion that Donald Trump organized an insurrection. But if you thought that, you thought wrong.
Rather, Tuesday’s hearing was another ridiculous parade of absurdity, full of hearsay and no hard evidence of essentially anything. Yet, one claim by a woman named Cassidy Hutchinson, a former Mark Meadows aide, truly took the cake. The committee strapped on its skis and did a double backflip over the shark by claiming that protesters on January 6th had AR-15s.
Cassidy Hutchinson says former chief of staff Mark Meadows didn’t look up from his phone as his deputy chief of staff, Tony Ornato, detailed that a number of people on the Mall on January 6th had weapons including AR-15 rifles, oversized sticks, bear spray, & military backpacks.
So cops saw men with rifles at 14th and Constitution right before Trump’s speech and they let him speak anyway?
Rep. Liz Cheney backed the claim during the hearing, quoting what appeared to be completely mistaken police transmissions, and I’m just left wondering how stupid they think the American people are. Let’s game this out.
According to Cheney and her ridiculous cohorts, there were protesters carrying AR-15s on January 6th, but not a single picture was taken of these armed “insurrectionists” despite there being cameras everywhere. Past that, not a single arrest was made of anyone carrying a rifle during the unrest, and in Washington, DC, that kind of open carry of a rifle would have been illegal. We are also supposed to believe that the police saw these people with AR-15s but didn’t stop Trump from speaking in public in the same area, which just makes no sense at all given protection protocols.
Further, these AR-15-toting insurrectionists apparently did not actually use their weapons, which again makes no sense if their goal was to commit…insurrection.
It gets better, though. Later, Hutchinson dropped the jaw-dropping revelation that Trump may have thrown a plate against the wall after being told there was no election fraud. Does the bad orange man know no bounds? Try not to shudder while watching this next clip.
I don’t know about you, but I want Trump in handcuffs right now. We simply can’t survive as a democracy if he isn’t punished for…getting ketchup on a wall. And that assumes Cassidy’s fanciful tale is even true.
Again, as I’ve said many times in past write-ups, what is any of this supposed to prove? Where’s the evidence of a crime? Heck, where’s the evidence of Trump even having a non-criminal role in the events of January 6th? All of this mud-slinging is pointless and is simply meant to push a partisan narrative crafted by Nancy Pelosi and the like. There are no bombshells here. Just dud after dud after dud.
To reiterate, the January 6th committee is an embarrassment. That its members, Democrats at large, and the media are continuing to push this farce, complete with “emergency” hearings, while the nation suffers under crushing inflation and an economic downturn, is a slap in the face to normal Americans. I continue to maintain the backlash will be swift in November.
Thanks for coming on our walk last week!
Thanks to everyone who came for the Charles River “Throat” Site Walk and to hear WalkBoston, the Charles River Esplanade Association, The Charles River Conservancy, Charles River Watershed Association talk about the importance of this section of the pathway and riverbank. The next Task Force Meeting is Wednesday, September 26th.
More photos on Facebook, and additional info on the Allston I-90 Interchange Project and UnchokeTheThroat page.
MassDOT’s Statewide Pedestrian Plan now available for public comment!
I had an 1851 Colt replica that I hated. I spent more time cleaning it than shooting it due to its brass frame. Go with a steel frame for sure. The issue of multiple rounds firing at once is called "chain firing" and I had that happen twice. It's scary. Crisco will help, but chain firing is a risk anytime with smoke wagons. I agree with the idea of buying a convertible so you can fire cartridges later, but consider ammo cost when factoring this in..45 long colt rounds are not cheap, and the.36 BP conversion allows for firing the cheaper.38 rounds.
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Months ago, BBVA USA Head of Mortgage Murat Kalkan spoke on a variety of topics regarding the mortgage sector – and in part spoke about millennials and their changing patterns toward homeownership.
The reason for this shift can be best described by this infographic, sourced through Kalkan’s own analysis of the reasons why this change of course is taking place. In fact, according to a Wall Street Journal article, making the topic more interesting is that millennials could be behind the housing market rebound that occurred in late 2020.
Kalkan: Millennials seek end-to-end digital experiences, and are comfortable doing their financial activities and receiving financial advice remotely, whereas a higher portion of prior generations preferred to do things in person.
Kalkan: Millennials’ decisions are heavily influenced by the opinions of others and shared values, whereas prior generations based their decisions much more on their own perception of rationality with the facts they could gather.
Kalkan: Millennials expect even faster service and greater convenience than all prior generations. As a result, they are much less patient with waiting or dealing with potential inefficiencies