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Denuo-U: Smizing Explained

shuynh — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:03:57 +0000

Are you disappointed in your lack of photo-posing skills? Do you have frands with arm-squishing issues? Do you want to see Denuologists photoshopped with scary smize eyes? Then DenuoU is back with our latest educational SlideShare, Smize: More Than Just Smiling.

Presented in collaboration with Caroline Chen.

Denuo-U: Stephanie’s Blog Lessons

shuynh — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:48:32 +0000

This week at DenuoU we’re getting schooled by Stephanie with some of the essential tips and tricks required for blogging. This lesson will help you brush up on some blogging basics and discover some new tricks of the trade and rules to blog by.

Stephanie’s blog – “That Girl Is Hoisin” features fashion, photography, and general awesomeness. Check out the lesson after the break and her blog at hoisinivy.blogspot.com

That Girl Is Hoisin: Blog Lessons

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Reflecteur – Issue 60

shuynh — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 22:27:57 +0000

Readers! In this issue of Reflecteur we take a look how one creative person took to Google ads to find himself a job (and it worked), more optical illusions & how it can transcend language barriers, and pretend conversations between Steve Jobs & Bill Gates. In addition, we proudly present the launch of the Tablespoon’s Foodfile application.

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Reflecteur – Issue 59

shuynh — Mon, 17 May 2010 21:55:04 +0000

Issue #59 of Reflecteur makes us question why we love infomercials so much (hint: the fails), how a common grammatical error turned into a living, breathing creature (so proof read), and what you get when you combine any two of the Seven Deadly Sins (we may or may not be guilty of one or two of them).

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Reflecteur – Issue 58

shuynh — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 22:09:23 +0000

Issue #58 features a hilarious & heartbreaking video of a young boy finding out he is, in fact, NOT a “Single Lady,” why Star Wars will never (and should never) go away, and our sincerest (read: mostly sarcastic) farewells to Saneel Radia.

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