Talk:International Biographical Centre
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[edit] Annual shindig
A recent edit readded this:
- The American Biographical Institute and the International Biographical Centre hold an annual convention each year known as the International Congress on Science, Culture and Arts in the 21st Century. The Congress provides a forum for the artists, scientists, professionals and educators who are biographees to show their works. Selected biographees also conduct seminars at the Congress.<ref>[http://www.abiworldwide.com/ABICongress.htm http://www.abiworldwide.com/ABICongress.htm]</ref>
despite the existence of
- The International Biographical Centre does charge a service fee for its awards. The American Biographical Institute and the International Biographical Centre hold a joint convention each year known as the World's Congress on Science, Culture and Arts in the 21st Century. The convention provides a forum where artists, musicians, scientists, professionals and educators can show their works and lectures are held by selected biographees which volunteer to contribute to the convention.
lower down within the same article.
The two seem to overlap. Further, http://www.abiworldwide.com/ABICongress.htm is hosted by the American Biographical Institute and thus doesn't constitute independent verification. Is the World's Congress on Science, Culture and Arts in the 21st Century covered by any newspaper or independent periodical? If so, let's see it. -- Hoary 07:05, 8 August 2007 (UTC)
