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Digg it UP - Einstein's Mental Snapshots Rule
Laser surgery was approved in 1995 for vision correction. Since that time, improvements in technology and techniques have made it one of the most common elective surgeries in the US. Several different types of laser eye surgery have evolved over the past few years; each one has its own benefits and drawbacks.One of the most important considerations when having Lasik eye surgery is finding the right doctor. Make sure that your surgeon has done the procedure many, many times, and will be around to help you after the surgery. You don’t want your follow up care left in the hands of a Lasik technician- you want your surgeon to be there for you.Lasik surgery is great for you if you have mild nearsightedness. If you are severely near or far sighted, have thin corneas, or very large pupils, you are likely a poor candidate for Lasi
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
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This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now
Did you know that long steady cardio exercise, like running, has now been scientifically proven to be detrimental to your health? According to research by Dr. Al Sears all those long jogs can result in cardiac distress, a shrinking of the heart, a reduction in bone density (causing osteoporosis) and a general gain in fat once exercise ceases.First, let’s look at the distress that long steady distance running puts on your heart. Evolving from our hunter gatherer days we had no real necessity to run long distances, in fact the only running we ever did was in short bursts to avoid predators or to catch food. Our body simply isn’t designed to run long distances and the stress you put your heart under during this time can set you up for a heart attack. It’s a fact that many marathon runners do die of heart attacks.Second, this
The name A. Einstein is a universal metaphor for genius and intelligence. Even those of us who are math and physics challenged may be aware of terms like E=MC2, General and Special Relativity, and his Nobel Prize in 1921 in physics for the Photoelectric Effect.
His work of 1905 is still considered miraculous by specialists in Superstring theory; and there are scientists who believe his Unified Field Theory is correct. He did not work on the Atomic bomb, but alerted President Roosevelt the Nazis were committed to manufacturing such a bomb to win World War 2.
Al cashed in his chips in 1955 at age 76, and willed his brain to researchers at Princeton University. After many years of research it was concluded that nothing in the Einstein brain accounted for his scientific genius.
Lost And Found
For the next twenty years the Einstein brain was lost in space. Steven Levy cared; a reporter for the New Jersey Monthly about 1975, he set out to hunt it down. Turned out it was in the possession of Dr. Thomas Harvey, the pathologist who did the autopsy in Princeton. He had taken the brain with him to his lab at Wichita, Kansas. Tissue samples were sent to interested scientists, and the remainder was returned to Princeton, N.J. because of Levy.
One of the Einstein brain tissue samples was sent to McMaster University, Ontario, Canada, for Dr. Sandra F. Witelson and her team. In 1999, she sent the results of their examination to Lancet (British medical journal) for publication.
The Einstein brain revealed a 15% larger width when compared with other normal cerebral cortices. Specifically, Brodmann Area 39, is the site of mathematical thought, and the ability to analyze in terms of space and movement; it was significantly larger in the Einstein brain.
Not words, but clear images of a visual kind – was a specialty of the Einstein brain, according Dr. Witelson. This Area 39 is located in the Parietal lobe and part of the Association Cortex of our brain; it activates Mental Visualizations and potential creativity.
Glial Cells
Gray matter consists of our brain cells, 100 billion neurons, and in particular their axons and dendrites. White matter are the complementary glia (glue) cells, that number ten to fifty-times as many as the neurons. Yet our glial cells get no respect. Until about ten years ago, Glials were considered housekeepers, who merely cleaned up broken and deceased neurons.
Today, Astrocytes, (starshaped), a type of glial cell, are given credit for providing insulation for the neurons (myelin) located in our Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems, and for having projections to anchor our neurons to their blood supply. Glials provide nutrition, and support in signal synaptic transmissions (linking).
These activities are of prime consideration for life. Glials are also involved in the release of neurotransmitters and Synaptic Plasticity (change) and Synaptogenesis (growth) of neurons. Life enhancing, deadly serious stuff are our glials.
Profound Statement: it appears that our memories are stored in the Synapses of our neurons. See: Hebb research. Synapse is the connectivity (junction) of neurons, from Greek, meaning to join together. You might want to remember that Synaptic Plasticity is the most important of our neurochemical foundations of learning and memory.
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Al Einstein said – Imagination is more important than knowledge. One fades into obscurity in five years, the other connects to the cosmos. He also said, Not everything that counts can be counted. And not everything that can be counted, counts. He knew more than E=MC2.
Mental Snapshots
Interested in the Einstein secrets of mental visualization? You decide if it applies to ordinary mortals without a 15% wider brain for glials.
Look-Link-Snap
1. Close your eyes. It access Alpha brainwaves cycles of 8-13 Hz
and creates alert relaxation.
2. Look: Place a mental image on the movie screen of your mind: Example: see, visualize, and create a man with a cup of coffee balanced on his head, with grass-green hair, standing on a slab of ice. When you decide to take the Look step, you are focusing your Attention through Intention.
3. Link: is connecting what you see with the new thing you want
to remember. Our objective is to remember the name of this
man we met at a business conference.
He introduced himself as Joe Greenberg. Truckers call a cup of coffee – a cup of Joe, and seeing it mentally on the top of his head is so weird you will never forget his first name is Joe.
His hair looks like a strip of lawn grass – a deep green. You
can hardly forget that color hair; it stands for the first half his
surname name, Green. He is standing on a slab of ice reminding
us of an Iceberg, and establishes a link with the last half of his
name, Green – Berg.
4. Snap: is creating a mental long-term memory in our hippocampus we can retrieve, and a physiological anchor in our body we can anchor this weird memory to.
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
Endwords 2
This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now h
You started the latest diet and saw great results during the first month. Then your weight loss began to slow down. Now, you seem to be stuck! It’s not surprising that you feel frustrated, tired, and hungry. Your diet may be missing a crucial ingredient, exercise.If your latest weight loss strategy was to cut calories, your body has noticed and made adjustments to compensate for the calorie shortage. You are now in the midst of the “starvation response”. Your metabolism has slowed. Your body is indiscriminately burning fat and muscle for energy to make up for the calorie deficit.Since you were trying to lose weight by forcing your body to metabolize itself, you may think this is just fine. Not so, your goal should be to burn fat, not muscle. If you diet without a regular exercise program, as much as 50% of your weight los
One of the Einstein brain tissue samples was sent to McMaster University, Ontario, Canada, for Dr. Sandra F. Witelson and her team. In 1999, she sent the results of their examination to Lancet (British medical journal) for publication.
The Einstein brain revealed a 15% larger width when compared with other normal cerebral cortices. Specifically, Brodmann Area 39, is the site of mathematical thought, and the ability to analyze in terms of space and movement; it was significantly larger in the Einstein brain.
Not words, but clear images of a visual kind – was a specialty of the Einstein brain, according Dr. Witelson. This Area 39 is located in the Parietal lobe and part of the Association Cortex of our brain; it activates Mental Visualizations and potential creativity.
Glial Cells
Gray matter consists of our brain cells, 100 billion neurons, and in particular their axons and dendrites. White matter are the complementary glia (glue) cells, that number ten to fifty-times as many as the neurons. Yet our glial cells get no respect. Until about ten years ago, Glials were considered housekeepers, who merely cleaned up broken and deceased neurons.
Today, Astrocytes, (starshaped), a type of glial cell, are given credit for providing insulation for the neurons (myelin) located in our Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems, and for having projections to anchor our neurons to their blood supply. Glials provide nutrition, and support in signal synaptic transmissions (linking).
These activities are of prime consideration for life. Glials are also involved in the release of neurotransmitters and Synaptic Plasticity (change) and Synaptogenesis (growth) of neurons. Life enhancing, deadly serious stuff are our glials.
Profound Statement: it appears that our memories are stored in the Synapses of our neurons. See: Hebb research. Synapse is the connectivity (junction) of neurons, from Greek, meaning to join together. You might want to remember that Synaptic Plasticity is the most important of our neurochemical foundations of learning and memory.
Endwords 1
Al Einstein said – Imagination is more important than knowledge. One fades into obscurity in five years, the other connects to the cosmos. He also said, Not everything that counts can be counted. And not everything that can be counted, counts. He knew more than E=MC2.
Mental Snapshots
Interested in the Einstein secrets of mental visualization? You decide if it applies to ordinary mortals without a 15% wider brain for glials.
Look-Link-Snap
1. Close your eyes. It access Alpha brainwaves cycles of 8-13 Hz
and creates alert relaxation.
2. Look: Place a mental image on the movie screen of your mind: Example: see, visualize, and create a man with a cup of coffee balanced on his head, with grass-green hair, standing on a slab of ice. When you decide to take the Look step, you are focusing your Attention through Intention.
3. Link: is connecting what you see with the new thing you want
to remember. Our objective is to remember the name of this
man we met at a business conference.
He introduced himself as Joe Greenberg. Truckers call a cup of coffee – a cup of Joe, and seeing it mentally on the top of his head is so weird you will never forget his first name is Joe.
His hair looks like a strip of lawn grass – a deep green. You
can hardly forget that color hair; it stands for the first half his
surname name, Green. He is standing on a slab of ice reminding
us of an Iceberg, and establishes a link with the last half of his
name, Green – Berg.
4. Snap: is creating a mental long-term memory in our hippocampus we can retrieve, and a physiological anchor in our body we can anchor this weird memory to.
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
Endwords 2
This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now
Along the coast of Spain you will find property that could put you into a state of nostalgia. It is the perfect place for a summer home, the winter getaway, or just a nice romantic place to live in. Whether you choose Marbella or Malaga, you are bound to enjoy the exotic beauty that Spain provides. Acquiring property in Spain is not as difficult as it may seem. However, a prudent investor will begin to arrange a Spanish mortgage well in advance in order to benefit in the long run.Decide on the type of Spanish mortgagePrior to delving deeper into the world of Spanish mortgages, it is best to explore the plethora of options available to you. Choices are numerous and some are listed below. You can opt for a Repayment Spanish mortgage which is up to 80% of the value of the property. This comes with a very good interest rate an
Today, Astrocytes, (starshaped), a type of glial cell, are given credit for providing insulation for the neurons (myelin) located in our Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems, and for having projections to anchor our neurons to their blood supply. Glials provide nutrition, and support in signal synaptic transmissions (linking).
These activities are of prime consideration for life. Glials are also involved in the release of neurotransmitters and Synaptic Plasticity (change) and Synaptogenesis (growth) of neurons. Life enhancing, deadly serious stuff are our glials.
Profound Statement: it appears that our memories are stored in the Synapses of our neurons. See: Hebb research. Synapse is the connectivity (junction) of neurons, from Greek, meaning to join together. You might want to remember that Synaptic Plasticity is the most important of our neurochemical foundations of learning and memory.
Endwords 1
Al Einstein said – Imagination is more important than knowledge. One fades into obscurity in five years, the other connects to the cosmos. He also said, Not everything that counts can be counted. And not everything that can be counted, counts. He knew more than E=MC2.
Mental Snapshots
Interested in the Einstein secrets of mental visualization? You decide if it applies to ordinary mortals without a 15% wider brain for glials.
Look-Link-Snap
1. Close your eyes. It access Alpha brainwaves cycles of 8-13 Hz
and creates alert relaxation.
2. Look: Place a mental image on the movie screen of your mind: Example: see, visualize, and create a man with a cup of coffee balanced on his head, with grass-green hair, standing on a slab of ice. When you decide to take the Look step, you are focusing your Attention through Intention.
3. Link: is connecting what you see with the new thing you want
to remember. Our objective is to remember the name of this
man we met at a business conference.
He introduced himself as Joe Greenberg. Truckers call a cup of coffee – a cup of Joe, and seeing it mentally on the top of his head is so weird you will never forget his first name is Joe.
His hair looks like a strip of lawn grass – a deep green. You
can hardly forget that color hair; it stands for the first half his
surname name, Green. He is standing on a slab of ice reminding
us of an Iceberg, and establishes a link with the last half of his
name, Green – Berg.
4. Snap: is creating a mental long-term memory in our hippocampus we can retrieve, and a physiological anchor in our body we can anchor this weird memory to.
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
Endwords 2
This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now
Borrowers would be more than happy if they get a loan at low rate of interest. The prime consideration for any borrower is the rate of interest that he has to pay to the lender. The next thing that a borrower prefers is the freedom to use the loan amount in the way he wants. If all these features are packed into one loan, it is bound to be hugely popular among the borrowers.Cheap personal loans give you all the benefits of a personal loan besides involving a low rate of interest. Generally, personal loans are unsecured in nature but if you want a big loan amount, you can get it by providing your home as a security to the lender. Many lenders deal in both types of personal loans – secured and unsecured.People in the UK are using cheap personal loans for varied reasons. Cosmetic surgery, payment of tax bills, purchasi
Interested in the Einstein secrets of mental visualization? You decide if it applies to ordinary mortals without a 15% wider brain for glials.
Look-Link-Snap
1. Close your eyes. It access Alpha brainwaves cycles of 8-13 Hz
and creates alert relaxation.
2. Look: Place a mental image on the movie screen of your mind: Example: see, visualize, and create a man with a cup of coffee balanced on his head, with grass-green hair, standing on a slab of ice. When you decide to take the Look step, you are focusing your Attention through Intention.
3. Link: is connecting what you see with the new thing you want
to remember. Our objective is to remember the name of this
man we met at a business conference.
He introduced himself as Joe Greenberg. Truckers call a cup of coffee – a cup of Joe, and seeing it mentally on the top of his head is so weird you will never forget his first name is Joe.
His hair looks like a strip of lawn grass – a deep green. You
can hardly forget that color hair; it stands for the first half his
surname name, Green. He is standing on a slab of ice reminding
us of an Iceberg, and establishes a link with the last half of his
name, Green – Berg.
4. Snap: is creating a mental long-term memory in our hippocampus we can retrieve, and a physiological anchor in our body we can anchor this weird memory to.
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
Endwords 2
This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now
The DNA of a person is responsible for providing information regarding who and what the person is since it contains the design of the genetically passed traits taken from both parents. A lot of information may be attained when one carefully studies the DNA and relates it to possible other discoveries about the person, such as parentage, disease predisposition, etc. DNA is responsible for the person's hair color, eye color, build, susceptibility to certain disorders, and a lot more. Careful analysis must be done in order to use the DNA as a means to study and evaluate a person with regard to inherent traits passed on by his/her parents.DNA analysis entails the careful scrutiny of the DNA. Understanding how the DNA works, its physical structure, the limits of its characteristics, and how these all help in providing much needed pers
All it takes to create the Snapshot is to intentionally blink your eyes as if they were the lens of a camera three-times quickly. The secret is three-blinks with the lens of your eyes.
You capture the unique image of Joe Greenberg, with the coffee cup on his head, green-hair, and standing on an keg of ice once-twice-three-times. You snap it once, and open your eyes for a second; close and snap a second time; open your eyes for the third time, and snap this weird image again for just one-second. Now you own it in under a minute.
Endwords 2
This Look-Link-Snap system works for remembering names and faces.
Find a shape that helps you access his/her face, height or posture.
Convert a book to a memorable mental visualization, based on its key
ideas. Attend a lecture and remember the major ideas by using
your eyes to create a Mental Snapshot of the ideas discussed.
Do you know the average college graduate forgets 92% of what he/she has
read, seen, or heard within fifteen minutes, when left to random memory?
You now have a tool that is baby-easy, always works, and develops your
learning and memory skills. Please note there are scientists who offer
evidence indicating training your imagination creates a Firewall to prevent
Alzheimers Disease. Yes, really. What is the secret again? Look-Link-Snap.
See ya,
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H. Bernard Wechsler
www.speedlearning.org
hbw@speedlearning.org
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