It does not matter which version of PowerPoint you have installed, this will work in all versions. Search for the image you want to find using your favorite search engine or an image installed on your computer. Right-click the image and select Copy from the dropdown menu. This will copy whatever you have selected to your clipboard. Within your PowerPoint presentation, choose the correct slide from the list of slides on the left side of the screen. Right-click within the slide and select Paste from the dropdown menu. This will paste the image into the slide and the presentation. Depending on the size of the image copied, the picture may take up a large portion of the slide or be bigger than the slide itself. Click and drag on one of the corners to resize the image, either smaller or larger. Note that if you try to expand an image that was originally very small, it will look blurry and low-quality. Hold Shift to resize the image proportionally. This way, if you drag on one corner of the image, the rest of the image will resize accordingly. This is the best way to avoid the problem of a stretched or squashed image. Right-click on the image and select Format Picture from the dropdown menu. From here you will be able to select how the picture interacts with the text in your slide.
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One-sentence summary -- Open up Microsoft PowerPoint. Find your image. Copy the image. Open the correct slide. Paste the image. Resize the image. Format the picture.

If you want to achieve the splits in a week or less, you're going to have to really commit to your stretching routine. You will also need to be fairly flexible already. You should already be able to get close to the splits on a regular basis if you want to get to full splits within a week. You have to practice twice a day, without fail, for about 15 minutes at time. If you can get a third 15-minute session in (without pushing yourself too hard) then that's even better. Try to accomplish other tasks while doing your stretching to make the time go more quickly. Listen to music, do it while watching TV, or while learning something for schoollike spellings or math tables. Wearing the right clothes will help you to feel more comfortable and flexible while you stretch, and will also help to prevent clothes from ripping while you're doing the splits. Wear comfortable athletic clothes that are either loose and baggy, or stretchy and elastic (so they move with your body). Martial arts gear is also a good choice. One good tip is to wear socks while practicing your splits, as these will allow your feet to slide along the floor more easily, helping you to achieve a deeper stretch.
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One-sentence summary -- Practice for 15 minutes, twice a day. Wear the right clothes.

Pick something simple and catchy. It's hard to remember long, complex names with all sorts of numbers in it. People prefer simple usernames. If you can, design a background yourself as it makes it far more personal and of interest to viewers who can then identify with your personal style. Once you have a suitable background, always keep specific, identifiable elements of it that represent you when you change your background, and don't change it too often. Include links to your blog, website, etc. as part of your background and profile material. This helps viewers to gain a broader picture of who you are and what you provide online. When people are looking for a certain type of video, they will see many different ones when they search something. If your cover picture of the video looks bright with good editing, it will catch the person's eye and they will more likely click on your video. Make the titles interesting and intriguing without being over the top.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose the right username. Have a great background design. Have a good cover picture for each video. Give your videos an exciting title.

When grown from seeds, romaine lettuce takes only a little less than 3 months to fully mature. You can tell when the heads are mature by their visual appearance: they'll have a dark green color and look leafy and open. Unlike iceberg lettuce, the romaine heads will not be densely closed in upon themselves when mature. If you'd like to harvest the entire romaine head at once, use a sharp pair of gardening shears to snip through the base of the romaine. Make the cut about 1 inch (2.5cm) above the surface of the soil. Be careful not to cut through any rocks or soil, or you'll end up dulling the blades of your shears. When you cut off the entire head at once, the roots of the romaine will often produce additional lettuce leaves. After they grow and mature, you'll be able to glean a second harvest. You can expect to wait another 5560 days for the second harvest. However, these leaves will not form another "head" shape, and will be looser and less numerous than the lettuce leaves on the initial romaine head. If you'd rather not have a second harvest of lettuce, you can harvest the entire head of lettuce at once. You won't need gardening shears for this. Just grasp the base of the lettuce head with one hand, and firmly pull upward until it dislodges from the ground. Pulling up the full romaine head will bring the roots out of the ground as well. In order to leave the garden patch relatively undisturbed, and to avoid bringing dirt indoors, remove excess dirt from the romaine's roots. You can do this with either hand while you're pulling the lettuce head up from the ground. Once the lettuce is uprooted, pat the dirt back in place so there isn't a hole left in the garden patch. You can also dig around in the soil a bit to remove any leftover roots that may be stuck in the soil. If left in the soil, these leaves may re-sprout and grow more romaine. Once you've brought the lettuce head inside, break it apart by pulling each individual leaf away from the head's base. Then rinse the individual leaves under cool tap water. You can serve the lettuce immediately in a garden salad, or keep the leaves for up to 10 days in an airtight bag in your fridge.
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Harvest the romaine heads about 6570 days after planting the seeds. Cut the entire head off above the base if you want a second harvest. Give the lettuce time to re-sprout leaves after the first harvest. Pull the romaine head out of the ground to ensure a single harvest. Break any clumps of dirt off of the roots. Break apart the lettuce head and rinse the individual leaves.