Beneath the Wraps

          I've been going over some notes, or suggestions rather, on how to make for an interesting PowerPoint: no more than 20 minutes for entire presentation and no more than 10 slides.   Hey, instructors, I guess this doesn't apply to you then, does it?   It should.           I changed my slide show.   Kept half with clips and the others were boring but included the premises and conclusions . . . blah, blah, blah . . . "What is Daylight Saving Time and why do we have it?   This country started practicing DST during Ward War I to conserve on energy. This helped to cut down the cost of coal for heating and candlelight (History, 2012).   But what has happened to us over a century later?   Many people have a problem with changing their sleep patterns.   "Researchers have found several people complaining of headaches.   One study found a 10% increa...

I have had a couple of things wander in and out of my mind - but I haven't connected my thoughts.   I have an assignment in my management class to write up a 500-word essay on leadership answering three specific questions about Gary Kelly, CEO of Southwest Airlines.   I've brainstormed my ideas, but haven't formed any sentences - which I should be doing instead of posting to my blog, but somehow feel the need to post something.   So here it goes. I have already posted two of my assignments from the philosophy class that I took.    Six stages of critical thinking found here and an outline of my power point Sometimes . . . Dreams Happen . .  found found here In this post, I will share the two assignment from the other two weeks of class. The first one is Making Emotions a Part of Digital Technology written   in response to this video. Making Emotions a Part of Digital Technology       ...