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Well now I’ve seen it all. Noel Edmonds, the ubiquitous TV presenter (currently doing ‘Deal or no Deal’) has released an iPhone App. It’s not for any of the programmes he presented over his many colourful years, oh no – instead it relates to his belief in Cosmic Ordering.
Cosmic what? Cosmic Ordering, which is basically where you clearly define some things you want to achieve and then send them ‘to the Cosmos’ (kinda like goal-setting, but a bit more mystical..). Yep, I know what you might be thinking, but Noel Edmonds credits his huge return to the TV arena in the last few years (after a period away) solely on his belief in the Cosmic system.
He’s released a book too, but the iPhone App is the newest thing. At any rate, whatever you might think of Cosmic Ordering, it seem to have worked for him – having fronted a very very successful TV show that has been syndicated in many countries. Noel Edmonds also does a lot for charities, which as far as I am concerned, makes him a good bloke in my books.
You can find the App on the Apple App Store if you search for ‘Noel Edmonds’
[Original story via: TechDigest]
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