More details on the competitioncan be found on the PandaLabs blog at http://, what does the Panda Challenge involve? PandaLabs gives participants threecode files – each of them more difficult than the previous one – that ask fora password. Users have to dissemble the code to find the password and then cansend their answer via email to: . Founded in 1909 and incorporated in 1920, SMC has operations in 193 countriesand regions.For more information, visit SOURCEAmerican SuzukiJeff Holland, , or David Boldt, , bothof American Suzuki, +1-714-996-7040, ext 2464. 3441Email ContactCopyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-.
– A competition offering participants a chance to decipher the code anddiscover the password to winGLENDALE, Calif., July 2 /PRNewswire/ — Panda Security, the Cloud SecurityCompany, today announced the global launch of the Panda Challenge, acompetition offering participants a chance to decipher codes of three levelsof increasing difficulty to discover a hidden password inside. We are thrilled to have anorganization that teaches our children life-long values while helping otherchildren. Imagine the far-reaching impact of a simple a lemonade stand.”The LemonAid Global Team already has plans to follow this spirit of goodnessaround the world. Next year, the LemonAid Foundation will send its Global Teamback to rural China to film the graduation of the first 25 students and tolearn about their future plans. Updates of both their achievements andon-going fundraising efforts will be integrated into future versions of theLemonAid movie. Available at no cost through its website, the award-winningLemonAid movie is designed to be used by teachers, youth group leaders,parents and kids themselves to inspire fundraising and other activities whichhelp children go to school around the world.The vision is to grow globally. Plans are already underway to expand TheLemonAid Movement to support the education of children in Kenya, Cambodia andGuatemala.
The LemonAid Global Team will follow this “giving back” movement oftoday’s youth, documenting the impact of their efforts as they help tobrighten the futures of children around the world Learn about LemonAid’s “What If” spirit. Visit and thenplease consider signing up to help local children to become part of TheLemonAid Movement. Just after its release, the LemonAid movie received a 2009Telly Award. The film was selected from over 13,000 entries.To schedule an interview with LemonAid Global Team members, obtain photos orinformation, please contact: Jeanie Ryan at 603-235-5266 ut LemonAidLemonAid is an independent, not-for-profit project dedicated to promoting theidea of children helping children and teaching them the value of “givingback”. Money raised supports organized efforts to educate children indeveloping countries, helping mitigate the impact of poverty. The ultimate aimof LemonAid is to be part of a global campaign to “heal this broken world” nowdivided by poverty, privilege and power.LemonAid is currently supported by corporate contributions and volunteers whodonate their time pro bono. It is independent of any other not-for-profitproject or organization.