Purchase Utility Software in Group, or May as Well Submit Your Reviews to Get It for Free

Apart from purchasing in group, submitting your product review for assigned softwares is another method that cannot be missed to seek a great discount from Moyea Software before September 16 of this year.

Shenzhen, P. R. China (August 25, 2010) - Moyea Software Co., Ltd. (”Moyea Software“), an innovative provider of multimedia presentation solutions, has introduced various back-to-school sales promotion activities before mid-September to welcome millions of teachers and students coming back to school.

With a variety of Groupon-like websites emerging in endlessly  nowadays, numerous unexpected tricks and promotion plans are introduced to provide incredible discounts. However, no matter how incredible the discount you obtain is, it will not be as good as you could get something for free, and all you have to do is submitting a piece of product review posted on your blog or Facebook, or the link of a clip of PowerPoint video uploaded to YouTube or other video sharing websites to the staff of Moyea. Once your reviews or videos are approved, a discount link or free download link will be sent to you by email within 24 hours.

The picked products involved in this promotion are composed of Moyea PPT to DVD Burner Edu Edition (Try it now: http:/www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-dvd-education/) and Moyea PPT to Video Converter Edu Edition (Try it now: http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video-education/). Both of the two key PowerPoint converters are designed for teachers and students to be used in educational teaching and study sharing, and extend the application coverage of PowerPoint presentations.

The PPT to DVD Burner is a three-in-one tool integrating PPT-to-DVD, PPT-to-Video, and PPT-to-HD-DVD functions, which will provide multiple options and features to satisfy your conversion requirements in different application fields. While the PPT to Video Converter is dedicated PowerPoint-to-Video converter, which is marked a substantial price.

Both of the two converters can reserve all the original elements of your PPT documents (such as pictures, music, animations, transitions, narrations, embedded videos etc.) to the to-be-transited files. Up to 12 documents can be processed at a rapid speed every time.

Just twenty days or so left, opportunities only belong to those who dare to take the opportunities. As for the details of the Back to School Sales Promotion as well as the Products, you can go the relevant page.

Availability
Both Moyea PPT to DVD Burner Edu Edition and Moyea PPT to Video Converter Edu Edition support Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 or higher, including PowerPoint 2010. Applicable operating systems contain Windows 7/XP/2000/NT/Vista.

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Tel: +86-755-26738705
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Back to School 2010: How to Make Friends at a New School

Friends are the persons who you can trust, who do not blab your secrets, who look out for you, stick up for you, and always are your side, and who they put your needs above their own. In a sense, friends are your life-jackets in the shipwreck of school — without them, you could sink.
Therefore, when the new term begins, or when you go to a new school, how to make friends is a very important question that you should face. Here are some tips for you to make acquaintances in a new school.

• 1. Be yourself. To make friends all you have to do is to be yourself. Never change who you are to try and fit in. If your friends don’t accept you for you, they’re not really friends.
• 2. Make sure you are kind to whoever you meet at the new school. Try to be nice to every one of all cultures and backgrounds.
• 3. Be inviting. A smile goes a long way. When you walk in the halls, don’t hunch over your books or keep your eyes on the floor. Stick your chin up and make eye contact with other people. If you see someone you know, give a smile or say hi. Introduce yourself. Tell them your name and where you’re from. Ask a question: “How’s the cafeteria food around here?” Chat about the new school: “How long have you gone to this school?” or even a compliment “I love your shoes, where did you get them?”
• 4. Make the first move. Anywhere, in the bathroom, near your locker, or at the water fountain, you can find someone that has things in common with you; all you need is to know how to approach them. Strike up a conversation, smile and compliment them, and, of course, introduce yourself and tell them where you came from! You never know where you can find a nice friend.
• 5. Do something nice for someone. Save someone a seat. Say “hi” in the hall. Give congratulations for a job well done. Pay a compliment: “I love your shoes/backpack” It can make wonders.
• 6. Join after school activities you like. Choir or theater or hang around for a French club meeting, etc. Even if you don’t know anyone there, you’ll all share a common interest, and you can experience with different personalities from yours that have the same interest!
• 7. Don’t sit at the back of the class where other people don’t notice you! Try to sit in the middle where you’re around everyone and can make conversation.
• 8. Figure out who the “mean girls” or the “hot-headed jocks” are. These are the people that you might want to avoid for a while. Don’t be mean to them and don’t completely avoid them, because who knows, they may be nice people! Also stay away from the types that are in gangs and do criminal activities.
• 9. Don’t let people tell you you’re a loser because you’re not. What is most important is what you think of yourself rather than what others think. Finding good friends is tough, and sometimes nearly impossible. Look for people who like you for you.
• 10. Quality over quantity. Don’t automatically assume that the more friends you’ll have, the happier you’ll be. A few close friends can lead to richer relationships than a large but impersonal group.
• 11. There’s someone out there looking for a friend just like you; don’t be afraid to go up to someone and say: “Hi!” If they don’t seem like your type, that’s okay. There are tons of people out there who could be your best friend!
• 12. Join or form a study group. This is a quick way to make (potential) friends, establish and multiply your network, and get timely academic support.
• 13. Joining a club or sport is a GREAT way to make new friends and then get really close to them.
• 14. Don’t be shy. It makes it harder for people to notice you and no one likes the mouse in the corner. Don’t be over energetic either; just be calm and act as if you were with your old friends.
• 15. Don’t listen to gossip or possible rumors. If you don’t know the person, then you can’t determine whether you like them or not from hear-say. Meet the people for yourself so you can determine whether they are the kind of people you want to be friends with.
• 16. Don’t try too hard. This really falls under the category of changing yourself in order to seem more attractive to others. Don’t fake interest, or cling on to people you want to be friends with. Be natural and friendly, but don’t overdo it. Be patient. Even if they don’t notice you at first, they may turn out to be the best friends you’ve ever had.
• 17. Be careful, you don’t want to make someone mad by going up and talking to them. If it looks like they are in a bad mood, it’d be a good idea to stay away! Even if you are the caring type that likes to help those on distress, people don’t usually like perfect strangers asking them personal questions, sorry.
• 18. Don’t show-off a lot, because some people don’t like boasters, so be a normal kid, then when you get a friend you can tell about your interests! Though, if you happen to be an intelligent person who naturally participates in class, don’t hinder yourself merely for the sake of others. Likewise, if you have talents in other areas, such as music or physical activities, by no means should you hold yourself back. But you must be careful; otherwise people will assume you are conceited.
• 19. When you get a friend don’t boss them around, because they would not like someone else telling them what to do.
• 20. When you get a friend, don’t monopolize the conversation. If it is obvious that they would like to steer clear of a certain topic, then respect that!

I hope these tips can do something helpful for you to make friends in a new school. Remember that just be yourself! Make everyone like you for you, not a person you’re trying to be. Meanwhile, you can get acquainted with the friends who are in the same camp through Blog, Facebook or Twitter. You can introduce yourself inside out with the help of PowerPoint presentations, or convert it to video, and then embed it on your personal page or upload it to YouTube to share with more people.

Make the Prettiest PowerPoint Presentation: Slideshow of Miss Universe

Miss Universe 2010, the 59th edition of the pageant, was held at Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. on August 23, 2010. Jimena Navarrete from Mexico was crowned by her predecessor Stefanía Fernández, the titleholder of Miss Uninvrse 2009 from Venezuela, at the end of this event.
The runner-ups of the newly-elected Miss Universe are Yendi Phillipps from Jamaica, the Miss Congeniality title owner Jesinta Campbell from Australia, Anna Poslavska from Ukraine and Venus Rai from Philippines.
Miss Universe, founded in 1952 by California clothing company Pacific Mills and acquired by Donald Trump in 1996, is an annual international beauty contest run by the Miss Universe Organization with its headquarter moved to New York City from Los Angeles in 1998.
According to the organizers, the Miss Universe contest is more than a beauty pageant: women aspiring to become Miss Universe must be intelligent, well-mannered, and cultured. Delegates also participate in swimsuit and evening gown competitions. The final five will answer a final question to decide the winner.
The winner is assigned a one year contract with the Miss Universe Organization, going overseas to spread messages about the control of diseases, peace, and public awareness of AIDS.
Aside from the main winner and her runners-up, special awards are also awarded to the winners of the Best National Costume (Fonthip Watcharatrakul from Thailand of this year), Miss Photogenic (Fonthip Watcharatrakul from Thailand of this year), and Miss Congeniality (Jesinta Campbell from Australia of this year). Miss Congeniality is chosen by the delegates themselves. In recent years, Miss Photogenic has been chosen by popular internet vote (the winner used to be chosen by media personnel covering the event).
PowerPoint is an ideal platform to collect, show, and share the albums of those most beautiful women across the world nowadays. You can choose preferred templates, and add background pictures, music, narrations, and remarks as necessary.
What’s more, you are able to convert your PowerPoint to video and upload it to YouTube, or burn it to DVD with the help of smart tools.
Here is a sample demonstrating the PowerPoint and video converted from PPT about Miss Universe Winner from 1952 to 2009.

PowerPoint: Miss Universe Winners 1952–2009	Convert PowerPoint to Video	Video: Miss Universe Winners 1952–2009
Download PowerPoint Presentation		Watch on Youtube

More Demos of PowerPoint-to-video Works.

Download Free Universe Wallpapers

Universe is vast mysterious but not as strange and far away from us as we thought, for the Earth is just a part of the universe indeed. By the way, the universe is impressively beautiful for its millions of various stars, planets, satellites, nebulas, meteors, comets, aurora and other astronomical bodies.
Here are some free wallpapers of the universe you can download.

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Back to school 2010: When Your Child Encounters Bullying

People often think of a school as a small society, where is also full of dissension and conflicts as the “big” society which the kids will step in one day. Certain social acceptability, judgment, and coping skills are the necessary capacities they should develop from an early age.

As the fresh start of new school term, many problems come to the fore again, such as bullying. Bullying is when one child picks on another child repeatedly. Bullying can be emotional, physical, verbal, or social. It can happen at school, on the playground, on the school bus, in the neighborhood, or even over the Internet.

For the parents, bullying is the problem that cannot allow to be ignored, for the effects of bullying can be serious and even fatal. Statistically, there is a strong link between bullying and suicide. Here are some tips on bullying for your reference only.
When Your Child Is Bullied

• Help your child learn how to respond by teaching your child how to:
  1. Look the bully in the eye.
  2. Stand tall and stay calm in a difficult situation.
  3. Walk away.
• Teach your child how to say in a firm voice.
  1. “I don’t like what you are doing.”
  2. “Please do NOT talk to me like that.”
  3. “Why would you say that?”
• Teach your child when and how to ask for help.
• Encourage your child to make friends with other children.
• Support activities that interest your child.
• Alert school officials to the problems and work with them on solutions.
• Make sure an adult who knows about the bullying can watch out for your child’s safety and well-being when you cannot be there.

When Your Child Is the Bully

• Be sure your child knows that bullying is never OK.
• Set firm and consistent limits on your child’s aggressive behavior.
• Be a positive role mode. Show children they can get what they want without teasing, threatening or hurting someone.
• Use effective, non-physical discipline, such as loss of privileges.
• Develop practical solutions with the school principal, teachers, counselors, and parents of the children your child has bullied.

When Your Child Is a Bystander

• Tell your child not to cheer on or even quietly watch bullying.
• Encourage your child to tell a trusted adult about the bullying.
• Help your child support other children who may be bullied.
• Encourage your child to include these children in activities.
• Encourage your child to join with others in telling bullies to stop.

If you think that those tips are useful, you can make some publicity materials about bullying in the format of brochure, or PowerPoint presentation, and provide them for other parents in your community. What’s more, you can burn the PowerPoint to DVD to provide more people, or convert the PowerPoint to video with some conversion tools to share them via YouTube or the like.

P.S.: Check more tips for Teachers, Students, and Parents here.

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