Here's what you can do, in one easy step: Type &fmt=18 after the video's URL. I wrote about improving YouTube video quality with an easy hack over two months ago. can't believe this easy trick still works, but it does! Want a better video experience at YouTube? That's it! That's all there is to it! s been a popular post!

Speakers and speechwriters can use this several ways: Analyze your own speeches: Cut and paste text, or enter the URL to a link to your speech, and Wordle will show you just how much you repeat certain terms. The image here is a Wordle of recent posts on this blog--you can tell I've been writing about the political convention speeches.)

Some of you do enter your blog urls, but then have no about page or contact information on your blog. Dear Commenters, Have I told you lately how much I appreciate you? You help give life to this blog. Without you, I would be talking to the air. So thank you! Now I have a request for you. understand if you don't want anyone to contact you.

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Founded by Guy Kawasaki and debuted in 2008 at SXSW , Alltop is an “online magazine rack” of your favorite websites and blogs. And you can create an account and receive a custom URL to direct others to your page as well. Two weeks ago, I shared an amazing public speaking blog collective called, Speaking Pro Central.

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