All-In Enterprises and MediaCorp Worldwide Announce the Release of Howard Lederer the "Professor of Poker" Secrets of No Limit Hold?em Video Series.
Overland Park, KS (ContentDesk) June 21, 2004 -- Harry Houdini, world famous magician and illusionist died without ever revealing the secrets to his success.
The world will forever wonder at his tricks and illusions.
Howard Lederer, world-class poker player, does not plan to leave a similar legacy.
Having won numerous world poker titles, Howard is recognized as the expert at playing No Limit Hold'em.
However, unlike Houdini, Howard does not win million dollar games through tricks and illusions.
Instead he has studied the game and crafted his skills to ensure himself the advantage before the cards are ever shuffled.
Now, just for you, Howard has painstakingly documented the winning methods he uses to perform like a champion and in cooperation with MediaCorp Worldwide, wants to share them with you.Mark Mansheim, a representative of MediaCorp Worldwide enthusiastically announced the release of the Secrets of No Limit Hold'em Video.
"Every day millions of people play poker with their fingers crossed, hoping for the best.
Now, thanks to Howard, they can play with a level of confidence they never imagined.
MediaCorp Worldwide is thrilled to represent this product."MediaCorp Worldwide, based in Overland Park, Kansas, is currently implementing a wide market promotion of the DVD and VHS versions of The Secrets of No Limit Hold'em.
The multifaceted campaign, launched in May, is bound to bring unprecedented exposure to this high interest product.
Targeting novice and experienced players alike the campaign consists of a nationwide media blitz on The Travel Channel, ESPN, ESPN2 and Bravo networks.
The DVD is available in most retail stores and mail-order catalogs.The Secrets of No Limit Hold'em will teach you strategies used by the pros.
During the 90 minute, easy to follow video you will learn how your strategy should change:
Before and After the Flop
By Your Table Position
By the Number of Players Left at the TableHoward also addresses:How Not to be Dominated
How to Figure Your Hand's "Outs" When to Fold
How to Spot An Opponent's "Tells" and Weaknesses and much, much more.Whether you are an occasional player, or enjoy gambling for big stakes, you will undoubtedly transform your game and maximize your chance at winning through implementing the fundamental secrets of the game revealed in this must own guide to success.Don't miss this opportunity to be schooled by Howard Lederer, "The Professor of Poker," Contact the exclusive distributor, MediaCorp Worldwide at 913/317-8900 or e-mail protected from spam bots for more information..
5 Sexual Myths Destructive to Your Relationship
You have permission to publish this article electronically free of charge, providing the entire byline at the end of the article is included and the content is left unchanged. If you use it, please notify me with a copy of your publication or a url to where it can be found. For print publications, please contact me to discuss and to obtain US mailing address to send a courtesy copy. mailto:cynthiap@frognet.net5 Sexual Myths Destructive to Your Relationshipby In this era where sex seems to be on the mind of everyone and talked about more openly than ever before, it is surprising that there continues to be a lot of misinformation and misconceptions. These myths perpetuate unhealthy patterns of relating, expectations and satisfaction and have the potential to destroy a relationship.
Don't allow your relationship to be prey to the following myths:1. A Good Relationship Shouldn't Have Any Sex ProblemsAll couples will probably experience some sexual problems at some point. This does...
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SuperCamp? Residential Summer Camp Builds Skills and Confidence For Nation's Kids
(ContentDesk) July 11, 2006 -- Since 1982, SuperCamp? has improved the confidence, study skills, and life skills of over 43,000 kids worldwide.
In 2006, this residential summer camp offers more camp locations and over 30 sessions.Kids look for a summer camp where they can relax and have fun; parents want kids to learn new skills and achieve success.
SuperCamp? combines the two to offer local kids an opportunity to learn academic and life skills in an exciting new way.SuperCamp? is based on concepts that make learning fun and easy, along with positive peer support and carefully orchestrated environmental factors. The residential summer camp balances academics with fun activities such as a ropes course.Results from a recent Masters Study shows that, among students who have been taught the SuperCamp? method:?????73% improve grades?????81% increase confidence?????68% increase motivation?????98% continue to use the Quantum Learning? skillsActual quote from a SuperCamp parent:...
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All-In Enterprises and MediaCorp Worldwide Announce the Release of Howard Lederer the "Professor of Poker" Secrets of No Limit Hold?em Video Series.
Overland Park, KS (ContentDesk) June 21, 2004 -- Harry Houdini, world famous magician and illusionist died without ever revealing the secrets to his success.
The world will forever wonder at his tricks and illusions.
Howard Lederer, world-class poker player, does not plan to leave a similar legacy.
Having won numerous world poker titles, Howard is recognized as the expert at playing No Limit Hold'em.
However, unlike Houdini, Howard does not win million dollar games through tricks and illusions.
Instead he has studied the game and crafted his skills to ensure himself the advantage before the cards are ever shuffled.
Now, just for you, Howard has painstakingly documented the winning methods he uses to perform like a champion and in cooperation with MediaCorp Worldwide, wants to share them with you.Mark Mansheim, a representative of MediaCorp Worldwide enthusiastically announced the release of the Secrets of No Limit Hold'em Video.
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Technology Graduation Gifts Break the Mold -- Online Library with 440,000 eTitles and 5,000 Research Paper Topics Among Popular Graduation Gifts with Technology Savvy Graduates
HOUSTON, TX
May 17, 2004 -? Forgoing the traditional graduation gifts of pen sets, watches and the like, today's parents and families are looking to technology and the Internet for their graduation gifts.
Gifts like iPods, camera cell phones, DVD players, and online subscription services such as the Questia online library lead the way for this 2004 graduation season.Recognizing the consumer habits of their technology savvy offspring, parents are giving graduation gifts that appeal to appetites and lifestyles that are used to instant messaging, email, portable music devices, and online research.
In fact, 94% of youth ages 12-17 who have Internet access say they use the Internet for school research (Pew Internet & American Life Project).Parents who want a more academically oriented graduation gift are choosing to give a subscription to Questia, the world's largest online library.
A $19.95 monthly, $44.95 quarterly or $119.95 annual subscription provides...
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Scott G (The G-Man) Warns of Advertising Overkill
A story on "advertainment" and the ways advertising appears in songs, TV shows, movies, and newspapers has been published by advertising writer and creative director Scott G (who is also recording artist The G-Man).The unusually-named Mr. G admits putting ad messages into some songs, but points out that many new forms of what he calls "advertainment" are coming. Among the predictions made by The G-Man in the article are:* Debit card scanners in TV sets and barcodes in commercials, so you can order during a spot with the flick of your remote.* Barcodes in songs, so you can download from iTunes by swiping your XM or Sirius player with your Visa or MasterCard.* Credit cards built into wristwatches, so your "plastic money" is always close at hand.* Links to product sites in every scene of DVD movies or computer games. * Broadcasts of infotainment and advertainment will pop up everywhere: in public restrooms, at the Starbucks, at traffic signals, at the gas pump, on your mailbox, in the packages...
Scott G (The G-Man) Warns of Advertising Overkill
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Mississippi Soul/Blues Legend Bobby Rush Enlists Guitarist Alvin Youngblood Hart for New Albu "Folk Funk? Album follows Rush?s featured role in Scorsese blues series
JACKSON, MS (ContentDesk) May 5, 2004 -? Last year veteran Bobby Rush became a household name when his dynamic stage show was captured in the documentary "The Road to Memphis," Richard Pearce's contribution to Martin Scorsese's film series "The Blues." In the wake of the series, Rush offered fans more of his legendary showmanship when he released a full-length DVD concert film, "Live At Ground Zero," on his newly formed Deep Rush label, based in his home of Jackson.This January Rush entered the studio to fulfill his longstanding dream of recording an album that paid tribute to his childhood roots in Louisiana and Arkansas. Once in the studio, though, the record took on a life of its own. Putting aside the modern instrumentation of his more recent CDs, the stripped-down session featured just Rush, a simple rhythm section, and Memphis-based Alvin Youngblood Hart, widely regarded as one of the best guitarists in the blues field and beyond. Rush had brought in Hart to contribute his skills...
Mississippi Soul/Blues Legend Bobby Rush Enlists Guitarist Alvin Youngblood Hart for New Albu "Folk Funk? Album follows Rush?s featured role in Scorsese blues series
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