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Christian Author Delivers ‘Book of Life’

Saginaw, MI (PRWEB) July 21, 2011

“If someone told you that you could have a better life on this earth by reading a book, would you read it?” This is the question author Laverne Marsh asks at the start of her new book, The Book of Life (published by AuthorHouse). The answer isn’t as simple as one might think, Marsh says, noting that what people say they’d do and what they actually do are often not the same. “For centuries, people have been reading The Holy Bible, seeking that better life on this earth and eternal life in heaven, but they have not yet found what they are looking for,” says Marsh. “They have not been able to find what they are looking for because they still haven’t understood the true message of The Holy Bible.”

Marsh hopes to change this with the release of The Book of Life. “By reading The Book of Life, you will now understand what The Holy Bible is saying. You will learn how our Holy Father wants us to live our lives. You will learn how to stay on the narrow path that leads to eternal life, and stay off of that wide path that leads to destruction. You will learn how to attain the Holy Spirit.”

A student of biblical text, Marsh has distilled her years of study into a roadmap for anyone seeking a closer relationship with God.

An excerpt from the book:

“When you consider the creations of Our Holy Father, there is no question that God exists, and that he is all-powerful. The heaven’s are the Lord’s throne, and the earth is His footstool. He does not need us to build or create anything for Him, for all creations which are important to Him have already been created by Him. Our Father sees us through all of His creations, because all of His creations are of Him. Our Father is the height, the depth, the length and, the width. This means that no matter how high you go, He is there. No matter how low you go, He is there. No matter how far you go, He is there, too. Our Father was there at the beginning of time, and He shall be there at the end of time, for He is eternal.”

About the Author

Laverne Marsh has extensively studied varied versions of biblical text. She has taught adult and youth bible study groups. The Book of Life is her first book.

AuthorHouse, an Author Solutions, Inc. self-publishing imprint, is a leading provider of book publishing, marketing, and bookselling services for authors around the globe and offers the industry’s only suite of Hollywood book-to-film services. Committed to providing the highest level of customer service, AuthorHouse assigns each author personal publishing and marketing consultants who provide guidance throughout the process. Headquartered in Bloomington, Indiana, AuthorHouse will celebrate 15 years of service to authors in Sept. 2011.For more information or to publish a book visit authorhouse.com or call 1-888-519-5121. For the latest, follow @authorhouse on Twitter.

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Invisible Dot Formally Announce Beta Release of HousingRobots.com – Visual Real Estate Search Engine

Sunnyvale, CA (PRWEB) April 5, 2006

Invisible Dot formally announce beta release of its visual real estate search engine – HousingRobots.com.

HousingRobots.com combines traditional house listings with Google Map technology to bring house hunting experience to a higher level. It aggregates real estate listings from multiple data sources to provide users with a complete view of market place with a single search. It also provides a set of convenient tools to help users track new listings, explore surrounding environment, discover real estate trend, and bookmark and share interested properties. Current beta release covers several major US areas including San Francisco Vicinity, Silicon Valley North/South/East Bay Area, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Austin, and Denver.

Some of the cool features include:

Search through visual navigation. In additional to the traditional house search and criteria filtering capability, a user can visually move around the map and the matching engine will automatically match all his/her interested properties within the map’s viewing area. With the free Google Earth download, user can even have a 3D bird’s eye view of the surrounding environment of interested properties.

Real time tracking. By watching the housing market constantly from multiple real estate sources, HouseRobots provides most up-to-date information about all properties currently listed or sold in a neighborhood. In addition, HousingRobots highlights new houses that have just entered the market, and properties with recent price changes to allow bargain hunters find ideal property quickly. Registered users can also access the listing price history of a property.

Collaborative filtering. Based on the house search and access statistics, HousingRobots indicates “hot” houses that have been frequently accessed by its user base. This gives home buyers a sense of what houses are popular in their search results.

Landmark-based search. HousingRobots enables buyers to start their search from interested landmarks. In its first offering, HousingRobots provides “school-based search”, where user can locate the Top US high schools first and then find houses around its neighborhood.

Discover surrounding environment. For every house, users can discover similar properties on sale or recently sold in its vicinity, as well as neighborhood profile. In addition, user can locate surrounding facilities such as local school, church, bank, and restaurant to help them make better buying decisions quickly.

One stop discovery. With multiple listing sources and constant property refreshing, HousingRobots provides one stop listings for all the latest houses coming into the market.

Bargain notification. HousingRobots provides e-mail notification to subscribers on the houses that just come into the market or have had a price change since last notification to allow buyers detect bargain quickly

Instant recall. Users can save interested houses and come back to see the list at their convenience in the future. They can also share that list with their family and friends and ask them to help make a smart buy decision quickly

About HousingRobots.com

HousingRobots.com is part of overall service portfolio delivered by Invisible Dot Inc. In additional to HousingRobots.com, Invisible Dot Inc. also provides one of the top job aggregation services called JobRobots.com (http://www.jobrobots.com). JobRobots has over 600,000+ fresh job listings posted within 3 weeks aggregated from multiple career sites in the US.

InvisibleDot, Inc. is a privately held Delaware company headquartered in the Silicon Valley, California.

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London, UK (PRWEB) August 3, 2006

IMT (Ifield Multimedia Technologies) has today announced that they will be distributing the must have environmental gadget of the year.

The Solar Powered LED house number is a stylish and unique self contained house number. Powered by a rechargable battery fed from a solar cell the number made from anodised aluminium or black finishes will absorb the light during the day to power two high bright LED’s creating a 3d effect to display the house number. Visible from over 50 feet away.

Made exclusively in the USA by Matterinc LLC where they have a hugely popular market IMT has the solar LED as the latest in a range of popular and easy to use products including the ilife remote iPod control.

Visit IMT to find out more.

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Real Estate Recovery Forecast

Destin, FL (PRWEB) March 23, 2009

A new forecast by Housing Predictor dot com details how the housing market will recover from its all-time unprecedented fall.

The forecast shows how the Obama Administration’s efforts with Congress and the Fed will drive the housing market back to good health. But analysts contend it will take years for a full recovery to occur. Housing Predictor forecasted the foreclosure epidemic and the real estate crisis as the first real estate research firm to do so more than three years ago.

Foreclosures have topped more than 4-million homes and other properties in the U.S. and are projected to top at least 7-million before the crisis fully unwinds. The after shocks of the foreclosure epidemic have sent home values in the majority of the country to lows equal to at least 2001.

Housing Predictor forecasts more than 250 local housing markets in all 50 U.S. states and updates its forecasts as market conditions demand.

An online survey by Housing Predictor found that an overwhelming majority of 85% surveyed said they have been affected by the real estate crisis in some way. The nation’s deepening recession is blamed on the crisis.

As real estate markets begin approach their bottoms and the inventory of foreclosures are bought up at bargain prices the crisis will begin to wither away.

Read the full report on how the housing recovery will develop and how the recovery will unwind, check your market forecast and search foreclosures at http://www.housingpredictor.com

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