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Never Give Up Liverpool Champions League Slide

I don’t even support them. But seismic football is always a pleasure from wherever it hails. The Merseyside Miracle [https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/liverpool-barcelona-divock-origi-georginio-wijnaldum-goals-champions-league-final-result-latest-a8903876.html] . English news headlines after the truly astonishing defeat of Barcelona by Liverpool in the 2019 Champions League semi. Somehow achieving

Paws On Pop Presentation

Is this young lady possessed of presenter greatness? Never let it be said I’m not up with modern music, pop-pickers. This is a current release by a band calling themselves Paws. The song; Not Enough. Always happy to see a new song video embrace the wonders of whiteboarding. I

Name That Data Set

[https://twitter.com/ollie/status/1118303156729987072] Much liking this new addition to slide composition. I’ve often put up slides with words blanked out for the audience to guess. Same with numbers. Even filling in missing log positions (rankings) on a table. I’ve also sought to create a kind

Google App Store Banners Slide Template Option

The top of the Android Play Store screen is not a piece of screen real estate I’ve ever paid much attention to. Usually occupied by ads for apps I have no idea why they appear. All manner of games and useless frippery and social media bolt-on nonsense. Yet one

Emoji Bullets Green Deal

I despair. Why oh why is this debate allowed to be hijacked? Is it because the overwhelming majority of the rest of us non-loons, whilst sharing passion for this issue, get on with doing something about in our own (how ever small) ways, without antagonising any supposed culprits by wrongly

Greenpeace Anti Plastic Packaging Campaign Slides

A few years back high streets of the land were chock full of smiling students accosting their prey. That week, I’d seen the Greenpeace campaign against Lego. Their crime was not focused on ubiquitous tiny plastic bricks. It was that they’d gone into a partnership with Shell. Evil,

Hot Pink, A Shock Of Yellow & Bright Blue Bubbles

I flicked through a print edition of London’s Times. As the pages unfurled past my thumb, this photo stood out. It was so different to any other image in the paper. Its colours were uniquely bold, manufactured and contrasting. Despite the image crossing over the two page spread and

Indicative Graph Shenanigator

[https://twitter.com/instituteforgov] This think tank knows the value of the more unconventional graphic. It is a mindset we’d do well to embrace with our presentation of numbers. (Please don’t be put off if you’re wary that they’re Leftist and Europhiliac; it’s about our

Record Net Income Charting Shows Profits Of A Little Extra Graphic Effort

[http://<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-01/aramco-s-big-reveal-what-we-learned-about-the-saudi-oil-giant"] Bloomberg are normally on point with their graphics. This week, the world’s greatest ever profits were revealed by the despotically-run Saudi state oil firm, Aramco. As you can see above, a sideways barchart the reporter’

Your Orbital Rocket Long Haul Flight Replacement RoI Grid

[https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/18/ubs-space-travel-and-space-tourism-a-23-billion-business-in-a-decade.html] Well, looks like we’re not going to get the personal jetpacks promised us way back in the 60s when James Bond had one already. But we are apparently due to magically transport ourselves to the other side of the world