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My electronics projects.
This is TMS coil driver circuit.
used for alter brainwaves. It also heals chronic fatigue. Polarize the body. Remove negative waves.
Brandenberg Quartz is a crystal of spiritual and physical transformation. The crystal helps you to connect yourself to the Source, it assists you to bringing that energy through into the physical world. Brandenberg’s act like a cosmic anchorperson, and when travelling on shamanic Journey’s they will provide you with a deep core of energy, linking you steadfastly to the earth, ensuring that no matter what vibrational ladders you climb you will always be able to find your way home. Brandenberg’s are principally good at providing you with an object view point and the ability to retain information when travelling in realms where you may not always retain conscious awareness, such as dreaming. The vibration of the Brandenberg Quartz provokes brainwave patterns that enhance mediation and regression to past lives.
Out of Nowhere, Nothing Answered.
Subjects are only able to trigger the camera using their brainwaves once they achieve a certain level of relaxation. At a pre-determined level of alpha activity (relaxation) a signal was sent to the camera to fire via the MindWave device, creating a unique self portrait. Sound by Chris Watson was used as a form of neurofeedback, decreasing in volume as subject became more relaxed. For more info see
outofnowherenothinganswered.com and www.michellewalshphotography.net
Brandenberg Quartz is a crystal of spiritual and physical transformation. The crystal helps you to connect yourself to the Source, it assists you to bringing that energy through into the physical world. Brandenberg’s act like a cosmic anchorperson, and when travelling on shamanic Journey’s they will provide you with a deep core of energy, linking you steadfastly to the earth, ensuring that no matter what vibrational ladders you climb you will always be able to find your way home. Brandenberg’s are principally good at providing you with an object view point and the ability to retain information when travelling in realms where you may not always retain conscious awareness, such as dreaming. The vibration of the Brandenberg Quartz provokes brainwave patterns that enhance mediation and regression to past lives.
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Opposing dipole arrangement with brainwave boost from hyper-active daughter!!! En-route from Corndon Hill to Stiperstones. (c) Sarah Hopkins, all rights reserved.
Mindflex™ Game
Families and friends will love competing against one another this holiday season with Mindflex™ – the new mental acuity game from Mattel! A lightweight headset containing sensors for the forehead and earlobes measures your brainwave activity. When you focus your concentration, a small foam ball will rise on a gentle stream of air. Relax your thoughts and the ball will descend. By using a combination of physical and mental coordination, you must then guide the ball through a customizable obstacle course – the various obstacles can be repositioned into many different configurations. Once you have the mental skills necessary to complete the course, it’s time to take it up a notch and challenge your friends and family to see who can achieve the highest scores by being the fastest and most accurate mental warrior around. Mindflex™ combines advanced technology with the power of thought to create an interactive experience unlike any other – a game where players compete in the ultimate mental marathon!
ARP: $79.99 Age: 8+ Available: Now
Blackie was not your average cat. His fur was so glossy it looked like it had been polished with moonlight, and his eyes
had that unsettling, calculating sparkle that made even the boldest BunBuns think twice before queue-jumping.
On this particular afternoon, he was sprawled in his favorite armchair, tail lazily flicking, when—*ping!*—a brainwave struck.
Blackie sat upright.
“Of course,” he murmured. “Aviation.”
Now, most cats, upon having such a thought, would immediately get distracted by a dust particle or a philosophical nap. Not Blackie. He leaned forward, whiskers trembling with ambition.
“I shall become an air traffic controller,” he declared. “At Vienna International Airport.”
He paused for dramatic effect.
“And I will charge *everyone* landing fees.”
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The plan, in Blackie’s mind, was flawless.
Bird approaching runway?
“Permission to land granted—€3, payable by contactless peck.”
Butterfly fluttering in?
“€1.50. No exceptions. Yes, even if you’re ‘just passing through.’”
A confused bumblebee?
“Sir, this is controlled airspace. That’ll be €2. VAT included.”
Even the occasional adventurous paper airplane launched from a nearby balcony was not spared. Blackie installed a tiny touchscreen system labeled:
**“CSA — Cat Savings Account (Secure. Elegant. Lucrative.)”**
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At first, things went… surprisingly well.
The pigeons, while deeply offended, paid up begrudgingly. Butterflies didn’t understand what was happening but complied out of sheer politeness. A group of sparrows tried to argue about “freedom of the skies,” but Blackie simply adjusted his imaginary headset and said:
“Unauthorized chatter on frequency. €0.50 penalty.”
Coins (and the occasional acorn) began piling into his account. Blackie’s tail curled with satisfaction.
“By next Tuesday,” he purred, “I shall be *mega rich*.”
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But then… reality taxied onto the runway.
First came the crows.
They didn’t land. They didn’t pay. They hovered ominously on a nearby lamppost and held what appeared to be a union meeting.
Next, a particularly large goose landed without clearance, honked loudly, and refused to move. Blackie issued three warnings and a strongly worded invoice. The goose ate the invoice.
Then came the butterflies’ legal representative (a very stern moth), who pointed out that Blackie had *no actual jurisdiction* over international airspace.
Blackie blinked.
“No jurisdiction?” he said.
“None whatsoever,” said the moth.
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And finally—worst of all—the airport itself noticed.
A very official-looking human walked past with a clipboard, glanced at Blackie’s setup, and said:
“…Why is there a cat charging birds money?”
Blackie froze.
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That evening, Blackie returned to his armchair.
His CSA balance:
* €4.20
* 3 acorns
* 1 button
* and a suspicious feather
He sighed, but only briefly.
“Hmm,” he said, tapping his chin. “Regulatory challenges. Non-compliant stakeholders. Avian resistance…”
Then his eyes lit up again.
“I’ve got it.”
He leaned back, a slow grin spreading across his face.
“Next venture: *drive-through carrot burgers for BunBuns.* With mandatory queue discipline and… security.”
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So, what do I think of Blackie’s plan?
Honestly? Bold. Visionary. Slightly illegal. Deeply impractical.
But here’s the thing—cats like Blackie don’t get rich by having *perfect* ideas.
They get rich by having *relentlessly many* ideas… until one of them actually works.
And I’d keep an eye on that carrot burger franchise if I were you. 🐾
Out of Nowhere, Nothing Answered.
Subjects are only able to trigger the camera using their brainwaves once they achieve a certain level of relaxation. At a pre-determined level of alpha activity (relaxation) a signal was sent to the camera to fire via the MindWave device, creating a unique self portrait. Sound by Chris Watson was used as a form of neurofeedback, decreasing in volume as subject became more relaxed. For more info see
outofnowherenothinganswered.com and www.michellewalshphotography.net