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January 22, 2007
Good Powerpoint, Bad Hotel
Posted by Fred Tung
I've become something of a PowerPoint social critic (e.g., here and here). Here's a good example, a hilariously novel way to register a customer complaint--Yours Is a Very Bad Hotel. HT to Nancy Rapaport at MoneyLaw, a new favorite blog of mine. (Also not to be missed in her post is a link to the PowerPoint for the Gettysburg Address).
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