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Gamesys: Success Written in the Stars for one Lucky Online Bingo Player at Jackpotjoy!

Posted: March 7, 2012 at 5:11 am


LONDON, March 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --

The most visited gaming site in the UK crowns yet another big online bingo winner of the popular Bingo 75 game. Mrs. Susan S walked away with 1,184 in prize money, having played the entertaining spin on the classic Bingo format.

Jackpotjoy online bingo is all about seeing winning patterns in your cards, so a winning card could be anything from a star to a love heart. Not only is the game fun and entertaining, it's also a great way to meet new people. Chatting with your fellow players through the chat window couldn't be easier. To win at Bingo 75 you just need to match the pattern in the top left corner of the screen to your bingo card, and any pattern could be a winner. If you would like to win big and have a great time along the way this game could be for you! Jackpojoy's bingo offering is also available in other European countries like for example Sweden where bingo pa natat, the so called online bingo, is just as popular as in the UK.

Susan is just one of many Jackpotjoy winners and was more than happy with her win, she had this to say, "Thank you so much for my wonderful win. After several years of emotional and personal issues to deal with my recent win has really boosted my confidence. I read my yearly stars at the beginning of January and it said I would have a good year and it also said you have to be in it to win it. Thank you all again so much."

GAMESYS

The Gamesys Group was founded in April 2001 by Noel Hayden and a small team of developers. Since then their flagship site, Jackpotjoy.com, has become the UKs leading online gaming destination giving away over 4,000,000 every day and producing 10 winners every second. More recentlyJackpotjoy has become known for its popular "Queen of Bingo" campaign.

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March 7th, 2012 at 5:11 am

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Photo Release — Extraordinary Executive Offers Uncommon Secrets to Success in Business and in Life

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MIAMI, March 6, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Eve Wright Taylor, Vice President and Associate General Counsel for the Miami HEAT and the AmericanAirlines Arena, is no ordinary executive. This big picture-thinking, calculated risk-taking sports industry pro has purposefully navigated her way to extraordinary success in one of the most male-dominated industries in the world--professional sports. And she did it without compromising her personal style or femininity.

A photo accompanying this release is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=11894

Eve's meteoric rise through the ranks of Corporate America and the professional sports industry was no easy feat. To realize such extraordinary achievement, she had to cultivate and pursue her own personal passions rather than some nebulous, pre-determined definition of success -- a philosophy far easier in theory than in execution.

With this in mind, Eve now speaks and consults nationally to assist leaders, professionals and individuals assess their lives and careers and make game-changing adjustments to help them win. She draws from her own life stories and lessons, as Eve has walked the walk, blazed new trails, and gotten considerable mileage from best practices that she has gathered while climbing the corporate ladder...and breaking down barriers along the way.

Eve is currently available for interviews and byline editorials on a myriad of novel business and lifestyle-related subjects including, but not limited to, the following:

Woman-Focused:

Lifestyle:

Unisex Career:

"Results don't happen all by themselves," Eve notes. "Whether in your business or personal life, success requires finesse, purpose and performance fueled by a positive and open-minded outlook. This is the art and science of 'Passion Sparking,' which requires defining what 'having it all' means to you. This is not a set standard, but rather is a personal vision that's in no way limited to professional achievement. True success is defined when you are realizing and living a life of passion -- one with purpose and intention."

About the Expert, Eve Wright Taylor

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Personal Development: Nobody’s Perfect – Video

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13-10-2011 13:18 http://www.antoinettecapri.com Antoinette Capri...Speaking with Girls Fashion Camp on self esteem

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Banks Need to Leverage Their Trust Advantage to Stay in the Race for the "Digital Wallet,"(TM) According to …

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NEW YORK, March 6, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 70% rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well"; among those interested in digital wallet, 74% would choose their primary bank as their preferred provider versus digital or retailer providers

While early adopters ranging from large retailers to digital brands and telecom-led consortiums are aggressively pursuing a "digital wallet" solution, retail banks still hold a significant advantage over these new players when it comes to consumer trust. Seventy percent of consumers rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well," and among those interested in using a digital wallet, 74% would prefer that their primary bank serve as the provider, compared to 23% who say PayPal and 15% who say Google. That's according to a study released today by AlixPartners LLP, the global business-advisory firm.

Meeting fast-evolving consumer expectations in mobile shopping and payments will be imperative for financial services providers looking to stay ahead of their competitors in the race for the digital wallet, says the new whitepaper -- The Mobile Shopping Revolution, How Mobile is Redefining Shopping and Payments.

"Early development efforts at the digital wallet gained little traction with consumers, as most offerings were focused primarily on the technical features of delivering payment capabilities to the point of sale, rather than addressing the shopping and purchasing needs of consumers who are increasingly turning to their mobile devices as a source of value and convenience. However, with the recent integration of shopping capabilities into the digital wallet concept, there is now a much more compelling 'use' case for consumer acceptance of the digital wallet's payments capabilities," said Bob Hedges, managing director in AlixPartners' Financial Services Practice.

"Today's consumers are not solely motivated by the idea of replacing their leather wallet with a mobile device; rather, they are interested in a digital wallet solution that can offer an integrated shopping experience. Consumer engagement is focused on the many potential value-added capabilities of a digital wallet, such as storing and managing gift cards, hosting a receipt vault, managing post-purchase warranties, organizing coupons or optimizing which payment card to use to maximize reward points," said Teresa Epperson, managing director in AlixPartners' Financial Services Practice.

Consumers' increasing use of their mobile devices for shopping is fueling interest in the digital wallet concept. According to the study, 25% of consumers with a mobile device are aware of the digital wallet concept, with the highest awareness levels among consumers between the ages of 26 and 44, where levels exceed 30%. Consumer interest in the digital wallet concept will continue to grow as mobile devices play an increasingly important role in consumers' shopping and purchase decision-making, says the study.

With consumer interest rising, a wide variety of firms have stepped forward to be potential digital wallet providers. According to the research, banks and other financial services providers are currently well-positioned to deliver a digital wallet offering, as consumers are quite discerning between banks and other providers such as digital firms and retailers when it comes to trust ratings. In the results, 70% of consumers rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well," versus just 29% saying the same for large retailers, 26% for both Google and Apple, and 15% for Facebook. Further highlighting consumers' current trust in banks, only 3% say their primary bank "does not safeguard" their personal information at all, while 26% say the same for Facebook, 15% for Apple, 14% for Google and 10% for major retailers. In regards to using their personal information, 56% of consumers believe their primary bank "always" or "mostly" uses personal information in the customer's best interest, while only 30% believe this is true for large retailers, 27% for Google, 25% for Apple and 19% for Facebook.

"Consumers are drawing a clear distinction between banks and other digital providers, and banks are scoring high as firms that consumers are comfortable sharing their confidential, personal information with," said Hedges.

More importantly, banks are right now clearly the consumer's provider of choice for the digital wallet. According to the AlixPartners survey, when consumers who expressed an interest in the digital wallet concept were asked from which type of provider they would be interested in receiving digital wallet offering, an overwhelming 74% said their primary bank, compared to 23% for PayPal and 15% for Google.

"Financial services providers must get in the digital wallet arena to both stay relevant with consumers and protect their existing customer relationships. Assuming equal feature and functionality, it seems very clear that consumers will choose a digital wallet offered by their primary bank over one offered by non-bank competitors. However, if banks do not move forward quickly to exercise leadership in this space, and instead allow competing digital technology firms to surpass them, consumers may not wait for the financial services industry to move. For banks, the strategic imperative is profound," said Epperson.

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Banks Need to Leverage Their Trust Advantage to Stay in the Race for the "Digital Wallet," According to AlixPartners …

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NEW YORK, March 6, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 70% rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well"; among those interested in digital wallet, 74% would choose their primary bank as their preferred provider versus digital or retailer providers

While early adopters ranging from large retailers to digital brands and telecom-led consortiums are aggressively pursuing a "digital wallet" solution, retail banks still hold a significant advantage over these new players when it comes to consumer trust. Seventy percent of consumers rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well," and among those interested in using a digital wallet, 74% would prefer that their primary bank serve as the provider, compared to 23% who say PayPal and 15% who say Google. That's according to a study released today by AlixPartners LLP, the global business-advisory firm.

Meeting fast-evolving consumer expectations in mobile shopping and payments will be imperative for financial services providers looking to stay ahead of their competitors in the race for the digital wallet, says the new whitepaper -- The Mobile Shopping Revolution, How Mobile is Redefining Shopping and Payments.

"Early development efforts at the digital wallet gained little traction with consumers, as most offerings were focused primarily on the technical features of delivering payment capabilities to the point of sale, rather than addressing the shopping and purchasing needs of consumers who are increasingly turning to their mobile devices as a source of value and convenience. However, with the recent integration of shopping capabilities into the digital wallet concept, there is now a much more compelling 'use' case for consumer acceptance of the digital wallet's payments capabilities," said Bob Hedges, managing director in AlixPartners' Financial Services Practice.

"Today's consumers are not solely motivated by the idea of replacing their leather wallet with a mobile device; rather, they are interested in a digital wallet solution that can offer an integrated shopping experience. Consumer engagement is focused on the many potential value-added capabilities of a digital wallet, such as storing and managing gift cards, hosting a receipt vault, managing post-purchase warranties, organizing coupons or optimizing which payment card to use to maximize reward points," said Teresa Epperson, managing director in AlixPartners' Financial Services Practice.

Consumers' increasing use of their mobile devices for shopping is fueling interest in the digital wallet concept. According to the study, 25% of consumers with a mobile device are aware of the digital wallet concept, with the highest awareness levels among consumers between the ages of 26 and 44, where levels exceed 30%. Consumer interest in the digital wallet concept will continue to grow as mobile devices play an increasingly important role in consumers' shopping and purchase decision-making, says the study.

With consumer interest rising, a wide variety of firms have stepped forward to be potential digital wallet providers. According to the research, banks and other financial services providers are currently well-positioned to deliver a digital wallet offering, as consumers are quite discerning between banks and other providers such as digital firms and retailers when it comes to trust ratings. In the results, 70% of consumers rate their primary bank as safeguarding their personal information "extremely well" or "very well," versus just 29% saying the same for large retailers, 26% for both Google and Apple, and 15% for Facebook. Further highlighting consumers' current trust in banks, only 3% say their primary bank "does not safeguard" their personal information at all, while 26% say the same for Facebook, 15% for Apple, 14% for Google and 10% for major retailers. In regards to using their personal information, 56% of consumers believe their primary bank "always" or "mostly" uses personal information in the customer's best interest, while only 30% believe this is true for large retailers, 27% for Google, 25% for Apple and 19% for Facebook.

"Consumers are drawing a clear distinction between banks and other digital providers, and banks are scoring high as firms that consumers are comfortable sharing their confidential, personal information with," said Hedges.

More importantly, banks are right now clearly the consumer's provider of choice for the digital wallet. According to the AlixPartners survey, when consumers who expressed an interest in the digital wallet concept were asked from which type of provider they would be interested in receiving digital wallet offering, an overwhelming 74% said their primary bank, compared to 23% for PayPal and 15% for Google.

"Financial services providers must get in the digital wallet arena to both stay relevant with consumers and protect their existing customer relationships. Assuming equal feature and functionality, it seems very clear that consumers will choose a digital wallet offered by their primary bank over one offered by non-bank competitors. However, if banks do not move forward quickly to exercise leadership in this space, and instead allow competing digital technology firms to surpass them, consumers may not wait for the financial services industry to move. For banks, the strategic imperative is profound," said Epperson.

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March 7th, 2012 at 5:10 am

Dancing school – Online – Video

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22-01-2012 06:42 Dancing school online ballet. (Posture) How to learn. Ballet online designed for beginner & professionals. You can learn ballet technique in the comfort of your own home. This instructional beginner ballet clip is an excellent ballet training.How to do Ballet. Correct stance & anatomical tips for classical ballet. Classical ballet in my opinion is a very healthy art form. Please leave a comment so I can adjust too your needs. The dangers are that it is some time misinterpret. Once one has the right information and the correct insight in to the anatomical function of the body when doing ballet. It will help the person in question first achieve better technical awareness and keep the dancer injury free. Most dance related injuries come from incorrect use of the ballet technique. Also very important fact is that each person is individually built. So depending on ones anatomical structure.

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March 7th, 2012 at 5:09 am

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Online Higher Education – Video

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05-03-2012 19:32 Case for adopting online learning in higher education.

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March 7th, 2012 at 5:09 am

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Shunra Software Announces Quick Labs Online Education

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Shunra Software, the industry-recognized authority in network virtualization and application performance engineering, announced the availability of Shunra Quick Labs, self-paced online training courses that provide best practices and strategies for leveraging Shunras products.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) March 06, 2012

Shunra Quick Labs provide a platform for proficiency in application performance engineering, including the ability to:

Each Shunra Quick Lab online exercise includes a short video overview complete with best practices, a step-by-step Lab Guide, a self-contained virtual environment to complete the provided exercises, and product proficiency assessment tasks.

The Shunra Quick Labs environment provides hands-on access to live technology in a secure sandbox, said Graeme Johnston, Shunras Senior Director of Global Education and Certification. Users are free to explore the capabilities of their Shunra solutions without risk to any in-use systems.

Shunra Quick Labs are available now from Shunra. For more information, visit http://www.shunra.com/services/education.

About Shunra

Shunra is the industry-recognized authority in network virtualization and application performance engineering (APE), and a pioneer in WAN emulation technology. Shunra's 2500 customers include 75 of the Fortune 100 with some of the most complex and sophisticated networks in the world. Shunra's APE solutions discover, predict, emulate and analyze the performance of applications over WAN, Web, Mobile and Cloud networks. Shunra delivers dramatic cost savings through customized performance insight, enabling pre-deployment and post-production remediation and optimization. Customers include Apple, AT&T, Bank of America, Best Buy, Boeing, Cisco Systems, Citibank, eBay, FedEx, GE, IBM, ING Direct, Intel, Marriott, MasterCard, McDonalds, Merrill Lynch, Motorola, Oracle, Pepsi, Pfizer, Siemens, Target, Thomson Reuters, Verizon, Walt Disney and the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank. Shunra is headquartered in Philadelphia and privately held. For more information, visit http://www.shunra.com.

Adam Curtis Abel Communications 410-843-3822 Email Information

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March 7th, 2012 at 5:09 am

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How to Start a Business

Posted: March 6, 2012 at 6:07 am



01-03-2012 19:35 Erickson Business Center for Coaches: erickson.edu Are you a life or business coach that wants to learn how to get coaching clients? Do you want to learn how to turn your passion for coaching into a full-time business? Do you want to learn how to market your coaching business? The Erickson College Passion Into Profit is a 6-month online business school program for coaches. The course provides you with proven tools and strategies for converting prospects into paying clients. The program also teaches you how to be a successful entrepreneur and create a bullet proof marketing strategy. "It is one thing to learn how to be a great coach, it is equally important to be able to launch your 'business. Teresia LaRocque has proven herself to be one of the most successful coaches in Canada and has evolved a highly effective business building strategy for coaches." ~ Marilyn Atkinson PhD, founder and President of Erickson College International

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March 6th, 2012 at 6:07 am

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Options

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05-03-2012 08:35 Certified Life Coach Amy Kleine talks about how Life Coaching can aid in working through options in life and finding the best path for you.

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