New Site Explains Scientific Brainwave CDs That Boost Mind Power

URL: http://www.brainev.com
A brand new range of “brainwave CDs” has been publicly launched by Inspire3 Ltd, designed at seriously increasing your mental powers. The 6-CD program, known as the “Brain Evolution System,” helps increase thinking speed, boost creativity, raise energy levels, improve your memory, and release bad habits. A companion web site with further details is also available at http://www.brainev.com.

Built on over 150 years of brainwave research, the program was developed by brainwave pioneer Michael Kelley – and uses special sounds to help change brainwave patterns. The Brain Evolution System was originally launched early 2006, and currently enjoys over 10,000 users worldwide. Among its many supporters are best-selling author Mark Joyner, of Simpleology.com, and self-development leader Karl Moore.

Initially, the program was only available on direct recommendation – however this month sees the Brain Evolution System launch direct to the public for the first time ever. Program developer, Lee Benson, said: “This is possibly the most powerful self-development technology on earth. It has the ability to change your life – just by listening to a simple CD, once per day.”

The Brain Evolution System was developed by brainwave pioneer Michael Kelley, using the patent-pending 3-Point Dynamic Entrainment Audio Process. This technology combines three leading methods of influencing brainwaves, to help ensure the mind is placed into a state of peak performance while listening to the program.

Brain Evolution System user Bob Bly, best-selling author of over 65 books, commented on the program: “The first time I listened, it immediately placed me into a calmer, more peaceful, more contemplative mood. Its calming sounds immediately enabled me to concentrate fully on the piece I was writing. I love this!"

The entire 6-level program is currently available as a 21-day trial, and each purchase comes with its own 7-month, no-questions-asked guarantee. In addition, the official website is currently offering two month’s supply of its mind-sharpening supplement, Acuity, when ordering. To learn more about the Brain Evolution System, visit http://www.brainev.com
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Members of the press are invited to e-mail support@inspire3.com to receive demonstrations of the Brain Evolution System technology. For press images, visit http://www.inspire3.com/press/brainev/ For the main Brain Evolution System research site, visit http://www.brainev.com/research-benefits/ For a 6-minute video introduction to the Brain Evolution System program, visit http://support.brainev.com/introductory-video.

HP Gets All Wiki'd With New Sites for Consumers and Small Business

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HP has launched two new print community web sites for consumers and small businesses. These Wiki-enabled sites allow users to collaborate on print projects across the globe, share ideas and access tips and “how-to” information in subjects ranging from printing, crafts and digital photography to small business marketing and branding.

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The HP Consumer Wiki Information site provides great “how to” instructions for arts and crafts projects like printing artwork on fabric (such as quilt fabric), digital scrapbooking, making personalized paper dolls, incorporating artistic flair into everyday digital photos and much more. Visitors can collaborate on print projects across the globe, share ideas, and access tips on subjects ranging from printing, unique crafts and digital photography.

The HP Small Business Wiki Information site provides solutions to one of the many trials of the small business owner: print marketing. This Wiki enables visitors to collaborate on different print marketing ideas such as brochure development and post card marketing. All HP Wiki site members also have the opportunity to comment on marketing material ideas and read comments about any materials they’ve submitted. The primary focus of the HP Wiki website is to build a community of small business owners and entrepreneurs who are interested in doing their own print marketing.

These two sites are part of HP’s “Print 2.0,” strategy for making printing relevant and empowering as both personal and professional content increasingly moves from the desktop to the web. Content from the Internet accounts for nearly half (48 percent) of all printing done at home. Yet, many of the most popular destinations on the web – such as blogs and travel sites – have limited or non-existent printing capabilities. In an effort to broaden and improve the web-printing experience, HP is creating technologies to make it easy to print content from the Internet in a useful format.

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