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NeuroScience. Cognition. Trauma.
00.00 Minute. Intro: Michael Jackson Childhood and Allan Schore.
03.00 Minute. Circle of Security. Bert Powell. Jude Cassidy. Why didn’t someone tell me?
05.30 Minute. Jill Stamm. Bright from the start. Attention. Bonding. Communication.
05.30 Minute: Allan Schore: Complex states of Consciousness.Trauma: Bryan Post. Bruce Perry.
09.30 Minute: Dr. David Walsh. Brain growth and third objects. Cognition and Toys.
11.00 Minute. Jill Stamm. Toys, Stuff and Relationship. Eye Conatct. Kohut: The Gleam in the Mothers Eye.
14.30 Minute. NeuroScience. David Walsh. Cells that fire together wire together. Celldeath.
15.30 Minute. J. Stamm. Television kills Cognition. Film: Neuro-Landscapes. Idendity. Mind Maps.
21.00 Minute. Allan Schore. Right Brain. Visuell. Nonverbal. No Context. Bowlby Attachment Theory.
22.45 Minute. Bill Post. Left Brain and Cognition. Wired for Success. Brain and buisness. Bill Gates & Co.
26.00 Minute. Neurons and Creativity. Brain Complexity. Brainstorm. Bill Post.
28.45 Minute. Neuro-Marketing. fMRI – Original live Brain Scans. Brands and Brain activation.
30.30 Minute. fMRI – Original live Brain Scans. Brain activation if you see „Hollywood Action.
32.45 Minute. David Brooks. Aspen. NeuroScience. Internet-Communities and Sociology. Facebook commercial.
36.00 Minute. LOVE. Relationships and Family. Positive vs. negative Communication.
37.30 Minute. Love-Song-Video. Silbermond: The Best. Secure Relationship and Love.
41.00 Minute. Braintest. How do you think? With the left or right brain?
43.30 Minute. Personality Disorder. Allan Schore. Affectregulation. Early Traumas.
45.00 Minute. Daniel Mackler. Broken Wings. Schizophrenia and Therapy.
46.00 Minute. Trauma. Alice Miller. Free from lies. Allan Schore. Affectregulation.
48.30 Minute. Bruce Berry. Daniel Siegel. Trauma. Brain. Relationship. Parents and Terror.
53.30 Minute. Winnicott. Conclusion Video-Mix: Innocence meets Hurt. Now Moments.
58.00 Minute. Thanks to all.
59.45 Minute. The one and only: Childhood 1995

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Took the old video with the bad audio quality and put the MP3 version of the song I had on there. It syncs up pretty well but it gets a little off near the end. Pretty good though overall.

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A biography of the Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso

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Ive been wanting to read a book about music not boigraphy or lessons but a fiction book on music like a story havent been able to find one so i thought may aswell write one myself and i am pretty good at writing stories. So heres what ive thought of so far and i am a drummer so that would help a little bit.

A boy ages about 13 finds life hard getting on with kids at school you know gettign bullied and stuff. His parents noticing his downfall in his end of term school grade decide he should have some sort of recreation. They decide to take him to a music shop and see wheather he would like to play an instrument. He picks as what i did the drums and his parents quickly introduce him to lessons where he meets 3 other kids the same age as him, after a few months of playing and practising he and the 3 other kids he meets make a band called Unknown Artist (My bands name) one of the kids dads has a recording studio at his work rfter some work the make up a few songs record them. While doing so they also have some gigs at some local caffees and pubs one night they r doin a gig while someone from the music industry notices them goes to his boss and tells him they are pretty good and worth the trouble. He manages them a year later after watching them befoe them they have released an album played it on the radio and people know about them. They are about to go big time.

Thats all i got so far tell me what you think
yer thank you samm i know its a whole story in a paragraph but i jsu twant to see what other people think of it first before i move onto actually writing it. Its just the story outline, you know sort of a subtitle, doesnt show everything. Don’t worry i have thought of conflict i do know how 2 wright a story, needs a [roblem problem needs to be solved, yer stuff lyk that. maybe the band sort of splits up sum1 goes 2 a new 1 sees them sumwhere how good they really are misses them and goes back.

Thanks for your comment
No its like they all go to the same music school, they dont all play the drums that would be a bit weird. its not a drumming school its an all over music school guitar vocals all that stuff.

Most good stories have twists in the plot. A love story mixed in is also good. I would mix in a romantic interest (he falls in love with a girl he meets, but maybe after getting this offer to go big time he has to make a choice about staying with her, or leaving). Or you can mix a tragedy, like a car accident and the drummer loses an arm, or something. Of course, we all like happy endings, so it has to come full circle.

it gave us the Latin language, which many European languages are based.

it sparked many revolutions that bring down monarchies across Europe.

it gave us new ideas in science, art, theater, architecture, and government.

its empire spread far and wide across much of Europe.

(the answer is the third one) i did this for people who need this answer =)

Hi,
Well I’ve studied Byzantine History of Art and Archeology (and I’m still expanding my knowledge). Greek culture is the basis of the today’s WESTERN culture but in my University years and later, I’ve learned that every culture has something to offer and is for that reason important.
About the importance of Greek civilization, I think, there isn’t a need to persuade anybody.

CORRECTION: Greece is not only the birthplace of Democrasy . It is in general the birthplace of WESTERN CIVILIZATION, more specific of Philosophy, History, Theatre, Rhetoric, Political and Social Sciencies and some more.
Other sciences were developed by Ancient Greece but others made important first steps, such as Astronomy and Mathematics.

I’ve only ever read one autobiography in my life – A Primate’s Memoirs. I really got an appreciation for the genre and in particular people who have led interesting lives.

What’s the most fun and interesting autobiography you’ve ever read?

I would highly recommend "Surely you’re joking, Mr. Feynman!"

Richard P. Feynman lead a very interesting life and describes them all quite well in the book. At the same time, it keeps a steady line of humor thrown in every once in a while. He was often described as free spirited and eccentric.

I have the sims 2 and in a teenage girl’s biography, I wrote that her favorite thing to do is to play the piano. Now whenever she comes back from school, she goes to her room and plays the piano. I don’t have Sims 2: Freetime or anything. I only have Nightlife and Celebration Stuff.

No. What the sims do in their free time depends on their personality. Of they are very serous, they are more likely to read a lot, but if they are playful, they will either play with other sims or play the computer. The biography is just a little note, to yourself and to others who may play your game. It doesn’t affect how the game is played at all.

I am writing a paper on childhood obesity and have to find 4 main groups who are arguing about the issues of what causes childhood obesity and how to best fix it. anything will help

thanks :]

Most Conservatives are involved with their children which means they always make dinner, when I say make dinner, I mean something other than "Give me two happy meals with chocolate shakes, please"

We really cook, therefore most of our children are not obese.

I’ve been trying to find my father since last time I talked, which was when I was 16. I haven’t seen him since, I’m 19 now, and married. I’ve gone through numerous sites to find him, and as usual they ask for money. I think you shouldn’t pay to find someone its ridiculous. Please help me, is there a site or something I can use that ya don’t have to pay for that might find my father.

It would be much appreciated please!

Do you know what company he works for? Does he own property in a state? Lets say, he lived in Wisconsin. Wisconsin has an online court system, and if you punched in his name, and he’d been given any sort of ticket, it lists an address. Hope this helps, and I’ve got lots of other ideas, you can just email me, and I’d be glad to help, for free. No promises though of an outcome. I’m just really resource full.

That’s like asking what 1+1 equals to and telling me if that I say 2, that that is plagiarism.

I’ve to do a biography on Juan Gris

It’s not hard!

Just read a page of his life and close that document, and write away! The only same things you should have as the original source are the dates & locations…