Here it is an example, but on my machines, it can be reproduced by
adding any  type of animation...

Just open the document , each time your launch the slides (F5) and play
the animation (click), the CPU usage of soffice.bin increase. After a
certain number of repetitions, the CPU usage can easily reach 100%. But
even before, Impress become quickly unusable , and animations becomes
very slow.

Closing only the document will put back the CPU to a normal state, but
if you reopen any other document and run the slide show, the CPU usage
will get back to the state before closing the first document.

Here is an example of the evolution of the CPU usage:
Open the document 
CPU 0%
[Run slides (F5) , play animation (click) and close slides show ] x 10
CPU ~10%
[Run slides (F5) , play animation (click) and close slides show ] x 10 
CPU ~40% 
...
Close the document (not ooo)
CPU 0%
Open the document
CPU ~30%
[Run slides (F5) , play animation (click) and close slides show ] x 1
CPU ~40% 

The only way is to close OpenOffice totally , and not using anymore
animations ...



** Attachment added: "test.odp"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12553278/test.odp

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Impress -effects cumulatively eat CPU
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