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Friday, 25 November 2011

Barcelona Welcomes Back the Mobile World Congress 2010

(PRWEB) January 11, 2010

The 2010 Mobile World Congress will be held on 15-18 February in Barcelona.


A major event in an amazing city.


The CEOs of the world's leading communications companies, such as Alcatel-Lucent, China Unicom, Ericsson, Google, Huawei, KDDI, Telef

Harry Lorayne Releases Digital Edition Of World Famous Memory Power Course

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 11, 2011

Harry Lorayne, the worlds foremost memory training specialist and author of numerous books and courses on the subject of memory improvement, has just released a digital edition of his popular Memory Power Course. It is available exclusively through http://HarryLorayneOnline.com. This course teaches people how to remember anything they see, hear or read the first time they see, hear or read it.


Millions of Harry Loraynes books have been sold and he has been the guest on countless television shows to discuss the fundamentals of building a better memory. Harry has also helped numerous corporations in developing memory improvement coursework for their employees. The digital edition of the Memory Power Course consists of his 270 page manual in PDF format, eight audio files and two video files that can be played on your favorite media player at home, in the office or even in your own car.


He has pioneered many of the concepts commonly accepted today as fundamental to memory improvement. With a wealth of experience in development and training, he teaches so much more than basic theory; with years of knowledge upon which to draw he lays out in easy-to-understand format many practical applications in the learning, the career and the social arenas.


Harry has developed a unique training format that actually engages the participants in an interactive style that has everyone actively supplying information and receiving immediate feedback to show the progress as the learner literally builds a better memory. Combined with hours of video and audio support, this course is the closest thing to personal instruction by Harry Lorayne himself.


Here are some of the comments people are making about Harry's work:


Harry Lorayne can make you remember an address book full of phone numbers as if it were your first kiss. When I go on stage with a hundred pages of text in my head, they got there thanks to the Method: the Harry Lorayne Method. -Alan Alda


Thank you for making the drudgery memorizing a script part of my creative art! You are a Miracle Worker!" -Anne Bancroft


"THANK YOU for your amazing memory work. I will keep this email brief, as I know you are a busy man. Just two weeks ago I felt that my memory was completely unreliable, and needed constant notes and reminders to remember errands, phone numbers, etc. After working through just the first half of your book I can now easily remember everything I need to know in my daily life: Phone numbers, lists of errands, credit card numbers, etc. I've only been working with your system for two weeks, but I will be shocked if it doesn't change the trajectory of my life. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible work.

I hope you had a wonderful day. Once again, thank you so much." -Simon Manda


"Dear Mr. Lorayne:

I just wanted to extend my heartfelt thanks to you. Years ago, I had brain surgery and was forced to use something as a memory crutch. Little did I know the power of your systems. I read and applied them. I was originally unable to go beyond the eighth grade. I later got my GED and was accepted into college on a provisional basis where again, I used your systems in biology, chemistry, etc. Mr. Lorayne, after having dropped out of school for medical reasons, with your help I graduated with my B.A. degree and graduated phi beta kappa. I can't thank you enough.


Sincerely,"

-David Lee Morrison


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Ones in a Lifetime Announces a Recipe for World Peace

(PRWEB) August 31, 2011

World Peace has proven elusive for many generations, but with advances in communication technologies allowing people to connect world-wide, World Peace may be more within reach than ever. Peace has popularly been defined as a lack of conflict, but Ones in a Lifetime believes that peace requires much more than that. Peace has ingredients that are specific and necessary, including nourishment, medicine, education, connection, and opportunity. Much like peace, a celebration has key ingredients, including people, music, and food. Food is a universal language, and people from all cultures can connect when sitting down and sharing a meal.


The Recipe for Peace feature invites members to submit local and family recipes and share them around the world. "When you enter into a major metropolitan area, you find restaurants from a wide variety of cultures," said Ones in a Lifetime Founder Dan Shutt. "We are always looking for ways to connect people and share cultures. What better way to learn how to cook Thai food than from someone who lives in Thailand?" Recipes have already begun streaming in from many countries. You can make submissions on the website, where you can also view recipes that have already been submitted. Ultimately, the Recipe for Peace feature will result in an annual "Reci-PEACE Cookbook" that members can browse and search online. The recipes range across many cultural influences, and provide a way to meet and connect across boundaries.


As part of the Recipe for Peace, Ones in a Lifetime has created two events to celebrate the United Nations' International Day of Peace. The "Peace-A-Pie" and "Peace-A-Cake" events are designed to be celebrated on September 21 at locations across the world, engaging individuals and professional establishments to create pizzas and cakes with toppings and icing arranged in the shape of the peace symbol. This simple visual reminder of the importance of peace is designed to elevate awareness of the UN International Day of Peace, and is yet another way to connect people through cuisine. Participants can show off their creations on the Ones in a Lifetime website, and plans for celebrating these events will be submitted to the UN website event calendar for inclusion on the world stage. You can view details for these events on the Ones in a Lifetime website and on Facebook.


The Recipe for Peace feature is just one of a variety of ways that Ones in a Lifetime is connecting the world in a moment of hope and optimism. Engaging with other peace and unity endeavors, Ones in a Lifetime aims to build a better future, one bite at a time.


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