YES Brain Video- Neil Slade's AMAZING BRAIN MUSIC
ADVENTURE
Greetings Brain Explorers!
Time to FULLY engage your right
brain non-verbal cortex advanced intelligence.
!Pop! your frontals! It's EASY- do this...
>>>RIGHT CLICK<<< (NOT Left)(on your mouse)
the link below to download. >>>Save to a location on
your computer you will remember later. Choose "Save link as" in
Netscape, or "Save Target As.." in Internet
Explorer.<<<
When the download
has finished, it will open with a Quicktime application,
automatically, or manually- Please read viewing tips below.
(You can left click on the link above but you may have trouble
replaying the movie after the first time.)
This is a lighthearted, totally informal, spontaneous visit
with Unconventional Artist ERIC ("Fred") VINCENT. Eric (like
Mirror in the FL Supercharge) creates walking sticks, and
decorates them with the most astounding variety of designs and
figures- knots in the wood become animals, natural swirls in
the stick are transformed into galaxies, on so on- quite
incredible to see.
In this short video Eric spins
a few amusing creative "explanations" (Neil asking the
questions) about the origins of his unique walking stick art.
You will probably think we are all insane here after watching
this... but just having fun...How far out is Eric's stories
really, eh? Don't be so sure... In any case, it is sure to
tickle your frontal lobes imagination as well as likely to
tickle the funny spot in your pre-frontal cortex into smiles.
Special appearance by Chloe Slade. Playing time just over 4
minutes, ends with "licking". (This video rather crudely lit
and looks rough- not due to the Quicktime format which is
pretty good- but the original video image. We'll have a feature
with higher quality images later, these canes really are
AMAZING.)
This second video will take
some time to download, as it is 26 MB. So, be patient, go see a
movie, take a long walk, or sleep while it downloads- don't sit
and watch your computer whatever you do. Read the Download Tips
below...
If you
would like to TURN ON all of YOUR Brain, please
visit
Download and Viewing TIPS: If you are kind of new to computer complexities, here
are a few tips that may make your Brain Movie viewing a bit
simpler- it will be easy as pie after you do it once. Even
experts may learn something new
here....
These are
QUICK TIME Movie files- which I have found works best for quality
internet video. Everything else is pretty terrible at this point
in time/technology, sorry. Real Video stinks (though
streaming Real Audio can sound pretty good), so do the
rest of the web video formats. You need a good size file to see a
decent web video, no way around
it.
Make sure you
first have Quicktime installed on your computer, or else after
you download the whole file, you won't be able to do anything
with it. NOTE: Check your Program Files folder in your C
Drive first, you may already have Quicktime on your
computer.
To download Quicktime, get the FREE
version by going here please: Quicktime
Download. NOTE: Find the "Download Quicktime" button, and
skip the "Buy Quicktime" button. Choose "minimum" set-up for
faster download. It will take a little time to download and set
up, but you'll only have to do this once for all the coming Brain
Attractions.
Tip #1A- When
you play your video, just leave the screen at about 1 3/4 to 3
inches across maximum for best clarity and sharpest
picture.
Tip #1- You may
want to first create a "New Folder" on your C drive to save this
and the other many Brain Music and Video files that will be
available for later viewing and to share with your friends- Be a
Brain Pioneer and TURN YOUR FRIENDS
ON to BRAIN MUSIC and
VIDEO!
#2- RIGHT CLICK on the video link. Why? If you left click
on the Video Link, depending on how your browser is set up, you
will need to open a new separate browser window to continue
browsing other web pages while the Quicktime file downloads, and
you also won't be able to save it for later. Quicktime won't
continue to download if you go to another web page in the same
browser window. This will not be the case if you are lucky
enough to get the "Save file" option, or the "Saving Location"
window at the start, which should happen if you RIGHT CLICK to
begin with. Note: continued web browsing will slow down your
video download on slower
modems.
When you are finished downloading, and you actually open
the file, you may need to scroll down to use the Quicktime
application in the list of applications offered to open the file.
You may not, and the Quicktime Player may automatically open. I
have to admit, the Quicktime Player is really COOL, because you
can organize all your favorite saved Brain Video (and other)
clips using the FAVORITES Menu option and the Favorites Drawer
(you'll figure this out, just screw around with it and other
functions.) To make the picture bigger (it actually looks great
only a couple of inches across), grab the lower right hand corner
of the Quicktime window, hold your mouse button down and drag
down and to the right- opposite to make the picture
smaller.
#3- Video files are BIG, so it will take a while to
download on a 56K (an hour perhaps) or 28K modem. DSL and cable
modems will download within a couple of minutes. Go eat a big
lunch while your computer downloads or walk the dogs, or meditate
on your anterior amygdala. Don't watch your computer
screen.
#4- Here's a nice BLACK BACKGROUND
against which you can play your video screen Movie Black
Background Just keep your browser (Netscape, etc) and
Quicktime player active, click to this page, then start your
movie- you'll be clicking the icons for each program at the
bottom of your browser window. This pleasantly eliminates
distractions from your desktop or other web pages. Lots
more and bigger Brain Music Videos coming soon! Have
Fun!
Your Amazing Brain Adventure
is a web site all about Tickling Your Amygdala-
i.e. turning on the best part of your brain as easy as clicking on a light
switch. This is done as easily as imagining a feather inside of your head
stimulating a compass, the amygdala. The amygdala is a set of twin organs, a
part of your brain that sits right in between the most advance part of your
brain- the frontal lobes and pre-frontal cortex- and the most primitive part
of your brain- your "reptile brain" and brain stem. By tickling your
amygdala you instantly and directly increase creativity, intelligence,
pleasure, and also make possible a spontaneous natural processes known as
"paranormal abilities", although such things as telepathy and ESP are really
as natural as breathing, or as easy doing simple math in your head. The
ability to self stimulate the amygdala by something as simple as thought has
been proven in laboratory experiments, such as those conducted at Harvard
University research labs, 1999-2009, and can be tracked with modern brain
scanning machines such as fMRI and PET... Indeed, thought is faster than
light.
Other sites of interest:
EasyPaintYourCar.comis a painting site dedicated
to learning how to paint a car yourself, even if you've never painted a car
before. You can refinish your car to professional standards at home, better
than if you take it to someone else, and enjoy doing it at a fraction of the
cost of having it done in an expensive shop. You can repair dents, rust, and
use the most durable real automotive paint, and even learn to apply it
without any special or expensive gear, in a safe and enjoyable manner. Paint
your car in your garage, car port, or even driveway. You can spray, use an
HVLP gun, or even use a roller.
Easy Make A Kindle
and
Your
Own Publishing
are sites about self-publishing and writing, and how any person can publish
materials, print, online, and electronic books. You can drop out of the
corporate slave labor rat race and own your own life by writing and
distributing your own books on the subject that you know best.
InkJetHelper.comis a web site about escaping from
the ridiculous cost of ink jet printer ink refilling- and refilling your
printer for pennies instead of $70 a shot. It also has useful tips about
maintaining ink jet printers, especially Canon brand printers.
Julia Lu
Paintingis
all about the creative works of Chinese painter Julia Lu, a modern master of
oil and water color painting. Julia shares her creative secrets, ideas, as
well as her art work.
Cosmic
Conversations Brain Music Video 
