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Joined: May 2004
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Well, I am from Hong Kong and knew about photoreading half a year ago. I speak Mandarin, English and Cantonese. Currently i am in high school (year 9 in English school system and Form 3 of HK school system, 14 yrs) I recived the self study 2 weeks ago and still struggling with the system. However the tangerine effect work real fine for me






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I’m a 27 years old female from Finland (Northern Europe). I speak Finnish (native), English, Swedish and German. I’ve also studied basics of French and Russian, just for fun. I just love languages! It’s been years since I studied French and now I’d like to learn it properly. Actually I’m working on it and I decided to PR the French dictionary and Grammar every day for one month. Also Japanese and Chinese interest me.

My favourite subjects are history, religion science, anthropology, culture, nutrition, alternative medicine, “mental books” (for example by Caroline Myss, Eckhart Tolle), nature and animals... those subjects are purely for fun.

In addition, I apply PR-ing at my work (IT) to technical specifications.

I was on PR-course a year ago. The reason to attend the course was, that I’d like to study beside work. There are two university degrees that interest me. IT just isn’t my thing and I'd like to do something else. I’ve a vision what I want to do.

PR-ing has helped me to read faster and to get the essential of the book. This discussion forum has really helped me a lot and given me many useful tips.

Last Spring I took part in an entrance examination. All the Spring I had had difficulties to activate that subject because I stressed too much. Still the results were very promising considering how little I had succeeded to activate properly. I got 70 % of the points needed for the entrance. I was really glad that I took the test and I didn’t runaway from the situation. Then I just enjoyed summer and forgot about PR-ing for a while. Now, I’ve begun to PR-ing again and I just get better and better as I keep doing it! :-)


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Hi, I`m coming from Vienna/Austria/Europe.

Working on pr for 1/2 year now. Just want to accelerate everything, so pr is a good way to do that on a lots of sectors.

Never forget the less work you have, the more time is for you :-)






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So... I quess everyone issback from the break then.






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