Snapsound.com for FREE sound fx
If you need some sound effect (fx) for a presentation, a great, FREE, online resource is soundsnap.com. You do need to register and then 5 downloads per month are free.
There are a lot of sound fx here and the collection seems to be continuously growing. All are free to download and royalty free for use. One of the best features is you can download almost any audio file in either .mp3 or .wav format (I prefer .wav as it can be embedded into PowerPoint).
The Raveonettes, ‘Wishing You A Rave Christmas’: Free MP3 of the Day
The Danish pair go a step further in their presentation of retro rock as something vicious. Surfy guitars, always packing switchblades, and dressed to kill, get matched with a sketchy programmed template. The genre’s early days have been translated to its most modern.
free MP3 now!
Originally posted at Crossfade
Three Rs to move over for ICT – Contractor UK
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Three Rs to move over for ICT
Contractor UK, UK - … it adds, should be taught less in “silos” and more through a cross-curricular, computer-based approach, suggesting learning via podcasts and PowerPoint. … Primary school children 'should be taught technology, not tradition' Reading, writing, 'rithmetic and, erm, really good IT skils Youngsters are already thinking out of the box |
Dec. 9, 1968: The Mother of All Demos – Wired News
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Dec. 9, 1968: The Mother of All Demos
Wired News - Fortunately, the proto-PowerPoint section only made up a small fraction of his otherwise understated and impressive tour de force. … |
Bluetooth 2.2 is likely 3.0 instead
Bluetooth 3.0 in the works?
(Credit: Bluetooth SIG)
Last week, we posted a story that Bluetooth 2.2 is to be released in mid-2009. We received a follow-up call from Bluetooth SIG informing us that it was inaccurate, and that the IMS Research analyst report was a little misleading. …
Cultural leadership – SmartCompany.com.au
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Cultural leadership
SmartCompany.com.au, Australia - After the networking is done, breakfast is enjoyed, coffee is poured and conversation is shared, it happens – death by PowerPoint. … |