What's One of Your Favorite Transitions?

This may be a little lazy on my part to ask this question, but what is one of your favorite transitions?
I have an interview (one camera, talking head) and no b-roll to include with the segment. All I'm going to use is the subject's answers to the questions which were asked by an interviewer off-camera. An "In Your Own Words" type of segment. I'm wanting to use a nice transition between the answers. (There are ten different answers).
I've used the "fade in fade out dissolve" in similar situations. I just thought I'd ask what other transitions editors have used that seem to work. Cuts and simple dissolves are out of the question. I want at least a little creativeness...
Thanks.

I'm just kidding... you could try the flash wipe (http://www.mattias.nu/plugins/) or an Alpha Wipe with your own image... Or try this tutorial by Shane Ross: http://library.creativecow.net/articles/ross_shane/filter-transition.php

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mikeporter wrote:
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Initially, I was a bit skeptical since the price of the Buzz is rather high for a nylon bag in today’s crowded market. Fortunately, the folks at Tom Bihn have an excellent guarantee with great customer service. If you receive the bag, and it’s not what you expected, simply return it without having to request an authorization. Try that with any other bag manufacturer!
Exterior:
My first impression after opening the box was that the Buzz is in fact, a very well made nylon sling-bag with attractive accents. The initial fit on the back and shoulder was comfortable, and the crossover strap is wide and it fits guys and gals without interference. It’s also nicely padded and has a large durable quick disconnect fastener below your left rib area. There is a smaller adjustable waist strap for a more secure and balanced fit. I found it wasn’t necessary for casual carry although quite useful when riding a bike or running to catch that flight.
Interior:
The Buzz has two main compartments with waterproof zippers that don’t snag and they seal very well.
The main compartment houses a unique padded panel with a fitted corner, similar to a fitted bed sheet that stretches over one corner of the MacBook Pro. The space between the computer holder and the zippered panel provides room for a book, magazines, documents, or even a small travel neck pillow.
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Just wondering what your secret tools are... Willing to share? Transactions you use all the time, and without them you would be, uh, toast...
My favorite one is SE84 Repository Information System. I use it regularly to find objects in repository, like database tables, views, table fields, function groups, function modules, programs, logical databases, message classes, message number, SET/GET parameters, transactions, variants, screens, business add-ins, customer exits, change requests and authorizations.
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2. Select subtree MM with F9
3. Click Information system. SE84 is displayed.
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5. Press F8
What is your favorite transaction and why?
Regards,
Jarmo Tuominen

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Here's a chance to 'toot your own horn' so to speak.
What site that you designed is your favorite and why?
also
What site do you wish you had designed and why?
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On Tue, 6 Feb 2007 03:14:22 +0000 (UTC), "Deaf Web Designer"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi Win,
>
> For some reason I thought you were a male person. My
mistake. I am sorry.
><shakes my head softly with weak smile>
> > ...(just so you know, I'm a her not a him)
>
> I see that you have new layout and graphic design is
new, right? I personally
>like this one now than in the past. I see and reall that
you seem to keep your
>site to current and up to date with different design
layout structure from time
>to time. It is very nicely, beautifully done!
>
> BTW, I bookmarked your site.
>
>
Thank you, yes: I redid the site and relaunched around the
first of
the year, then added the newsletter archive at the end of
January with
the first issue.
For me, the site is an important marketing tool. It's my
first chance
to make a good impression on folks that I don't get to meet
in person.
I'm getting more business each month via search engines and
referrals
rather than networking, although I don't intend to give that
up any
time soon.
No problem on the gender thing. It's almost impossible to
tell from
an email. If I said my full name was Winifred, would that
have
helped? I'd use that more often if it didn't keep getting
misspelled.
Win
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http://www.wildrosewebsites.com
[email protected]
Skype winifredday

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