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		<title>Recipe for keynote success</title>
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		<dc:creator>David Tenser</dc:creator>
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Gain the trust of your audience by keeping one hand in your pocket  while presenting.
Inspire the audience by making sure your slides are mostly  text-only.
Avoid spell checking your slides to make sure embarrassing typos like  &#8220;probietary&#8221; are kept in the slides. But don&#8217;t stop there; throw in a  few totally incomprehensible [...]]]></description>
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<li>Gain the trust of your audience by keeping one hand in your pocket  while presenting.</li>
<li>Inspire the audience by making sure your slides are mostly  text-only.</li>
<li>Avoid spell checking your slides to make sure embarrassing typos like  &#8220;probietary&#8221; are kept in the slides. But don&#8217;t stop there; throw in a  few totally incomprehensible typos as well, such as &#8220;probierory  procuct&#8221;.</li>
<li>Insert a picture of random smiling business corporate looking ladies. Everyone knows how powerful this is in presentations &#8212; even more so than ClipArt.</li>
<li>Put the picture in front of the text to ensure that some of the text ends up behind the picture.</li>
<li>Have a slide bravely titled &#8220;The Essence of Open Source&#8221; listing nothing but a few random notes about what some people think, and a reference to the company you&#8217;re a CEO of. See also #3 above.</li>
<li>Make a bold scientific claim with no evidence whatsoever, and end it with &#8220;Can this be really true &#8211; effect.&#8221;</li>
<li>Prove the validity of your theories by claiming that you &#8220;realized  this a few days ago&#8230; or maybe a couple of weeks ago when I was  discussing with a venture capitalist.&#8221;</li>
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<p>That&#8217;s it! Just follow these simple steps and you will blow your audience away.</p>
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