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Nov 10, 2014
Why ageing is all in the mindfulness
Margaret Jennings, Irish Examiner: Meditation and 'knowing ourselves in a deeper way' can reduce our anxieties and fears about getting old, and increase our acceptance.
IN 1981, Timothy Sweeney returned from a long meditation retreat and told his mother, with whom he had a "very difficult" relationship, that he would have to discontinue it, if she didn't change.
His mother was 65 and had, he says, a "lot of unfinished business, emotional baggage", and had pain from spinal surgery.
Sweeney, then 27, and his mother were living in California. She decided to do a ten-day meditation retreat with Jack Kornfield.
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Linda Heuman, Tricycle: Neuroscientist Catherine Kerr is concerned about how mindfulness meditation research is being portrayed in the media.
Last May, an article about mindfulness on a popular mainstream news website finally spurred neuroscientist and meditation researcher Catherine Kerr to act. The article cited 20 benefits of meditation, from "reducing loneliness" to "increasing grey matter" to "helping sleep," and painted a picture of meditation as a kind of golden elixir for modern life. Kerr posted the article on her Facebook page. "It is not like any of this is grossly inaccurate," she wrote in her post. "It is just that the studies are too …
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Mindfulness-based techniques aim to help patients reduce stress, manage pain
AJMC: If you have taken a yoga class, there was something familiar when Steven D. Hickman, PsyD, associate clinical professor at the University of California, San Diego, invited a roomful of conference attendees to put down the notes, close their eyes, set an intention, and breathe, gaining an "awareness of the breath."
Dr Hickman's opening to the session, "Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for Patients with Chronic or Life-Threatening Illness," highlighted the intuitive element of what he teaches: His techniques are based on 2000-year-old Eastern philosophy and can be done anywhere; it's the hectic nature of Western culture that relegates them to classes or …
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Sep 18, 2014
Mindfulness may benefit migraine
Pauline Anderson, Medscape: Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) can be a safe and effective means of lessening the effect of migraine headache and can be carried out while patients continue to take migraine medication, results of a pilot study suggest.
"Although the small sample size of this pilot trial did not provide power to detect statistically significant changes in migraine frequency or severity, secondary outcomes demonstrated this intervention had a beneficial effect on headache duration, disability, self-efficacy, and mindfulness," the authors, led by Rebecca Erwin Wells, MD, Wake Forest School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, conclude.
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Kent State and Penn get $3.6 million from feds to study serenity
Sabrina Eaton, Cleveland.com: Niles Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan — who has become a congressional evangelist for a meditation technique known as "mindfulness" and even authored a book on the subject — announced today that universities in Northeast Ohio and Philadelphia will get $3.6 million from the National Institutes of Health to study his pet topic.
Kent State University researchers David Fresco and Joel Hughes and the University of Pennsylvania's Jeffrey Greeson will use the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute award to examine whether lifestyle modification like meditation can keep hypertension patients off medication.
The study called "Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for High Blood Pressure" will recruit …
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According to a new study in Psychoneuroendocrinology, just a little mindfulness training goes a long way, at least when it comes to quieting the mind in stressful situations. And for most people beginning a meditation practice, that's not a bad place to start.
Mindfulness has been described by Jon …
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Apr 09, 2014
The mainstreaming of mindfulness meditation
Frances Weaver, TheWeek.com: Stressed-out Americans, from war veterans to Google workers, are embracing mindfulness meditation. Does it really work?
Why is mindfulness so popular?
It appeals to people seeking an antidote to life in work-obsessed, tech-saturated, frantically busy Western culture. There is growing scientific evidence that mindfulness meditation has genuine health benefits — and can even alter the structure of the brain, so the technique is drawing some unlikely devotees. Pentagon leaders are experimenting with mindfulness to make soldiers more resilient, while General Mills has installed a meditation room in every building of its Minneapolis campus. Even tech-obsessed Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are using …
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Apr 07, 2014
Mindfulness in policing
Rebecca Woolington, OregonLive.com: Since last spring, the Hillsboro Police Department has offered mindfulness-based training to build resiliency in officers.
The three, nine-week courses have cost the city about $18,000, said Hillsboro Lt. Richard Goerling, one of the program's creators. Each round comes with a $5,800 bill for the instructor, and some officer time is included in the overall cost.
The department has tentatively budgeted $30,000 for mindfulness training next fiscal year.
About a third of the department's officers have participated in the Mindfulness-Based Resilience Training. The course was created by Goerling; Brant Rogers, a mindfulness instructor at Yoga Hillsboro; and Michael Christopher, a psychology professor at …
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Jan 24, 2014
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Kate Pickert, Time: Finding peace in a stressed-out, digitally dependent culture may just be a matter of thinking differently.
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Oct 15, 2013
Mindfulness-based stress reduction helps lower blood pressure
ScienceBlog: Blood pressure is effectively lowered by mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) for patients with borderline high blood pressure or "prehypertension."
This finding is reported in the October issue of Psychosomatic Medicine: Journal of Biobehavioral Medicine, the official journal of the American Psychosomatic Society. The journal is published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, a part of Wolters Kluwer Health.
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We last saw James Bond looking a little lost four years ago in the dire and disappointing Quantum Of Solace. In recent years, younger, meaner heroes have captured our imaginations, leaving bloated Bond, looking the wrong side of forty. So what do contemporary cinema audiences really want from 007? Is it The Bond Identity or The Dark Bond Rises?
"I think you're a sexist, misogynist dinosaur" Judi Dench's M, once told Bond "a relic of the Cold War". And he was. James Bond was created in the chilled political climate of the early 1950's by author and former naval intelligence officer Ian Fleming. His twelve novels and two short story collections quickly became best sellers and later blockbuster films.The dashing spy with his licence to thrill set male pulses racing and female hearts fluttering. But now that the Cold War has long since defrosted, are we still hot for Bond today?
After the reboot success of Casino Royale in 2006, then it's stumbling sequel, Quantum Of Solace, the producers have sensibly returned to Bond basics with Skyfall. Behind the camera, the best of British has been recruited; Oscar winning film director Sam Mendes (American Beauty and Road to Perdition) is joined by the world's best cinematographer Roger Deakins (The Shawshank Redemption and No Country For Old Men).
Classic Bond essentials have been lovingly revamped like his trusty silver Aston Martin DB5 and even gadgeteer Q, now played by the youthful Ben Whishaw. The Skyfall story unfolds in exotic and glamorous locations like Istanbul, Shanghai and the Scottish highlands! There are, of course, beautiful girls like the delectable French actress Berenice Marlohe, but the real Bond girl is M, once again stoically portrayed by Dame Judi Dench. She's at the troubled heart of this drama, as it's M's murky past, which comes back to haunt her and threatens to destroy both Bond and MI6.
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One of the long-term goals of Painter has been to duplicate the look and feel of brush paint, and the Artists' Oils category and its attendant Artists' Oils dab type strive to offer a highly realistic brush media experience. It's probably the most advanced one that is currently in Painter. The simulation involves a sophisticated approach to creating and controlling this behavior. So fasten your seatbelts, and let's take a look at Artists' Oils. I am going to go to the Artists' Oils category and we are going to be working with the Oily Bristle brush. My goal here is to show you how to adjust this brush to alter its behavior so that by the end of this you will understand how you can adjust brushes to get a desired behavior.
The other thing we want to do is open up the Artists' Oils palette and I am going to start off by telling you that what can make the Artists' Oils category frustrating sometimes is these sliders, these various controls, share some interrelationships that sometimes aren't obvious. In fact it's even possible to have two different settings and end up with the same appearance. And because of this interrelationship and this kind of reciprocal behavior between some of the various characteristics, you can easily get confused in what's controlling what.
And so we're going to try to make that much more clearer by the end of this video. The first thing you'll notice is that they divide up the controls into three categories. You have Paint. And Paint really is concerned with how color is being applied to the canvas. Secondly, you have the Brush and this controls the actual appearance of the brush stroke itself. And finally, you have Canvas, which controls how wet is the underlying color that the brush strokes are being applied to.
Now we are going to work with a file that I've created and it will be in your Exercise folder. It's called color_bars. And it's a layered file. I've done that just so it's easy to be able to work without actually painting on my color bars in case I need to go back and do something again. But the one thing you do want to notice about the Layers palette is be sure you have Pick Up Underlying Color enabled. That way your results will mirror what I'm showing you here. And typically you'd want this on any way when you're working with layers and color so that you're impacting what's underneath of it.
Now I'm going to go ahead and record a stroke, so we have a sample and let's just do a sample like this. Now I am going to be able to play back that stroke so we're going to use this as our baseline and then we are going to begin to make changes and see what happens with each change that we make. The first thing I am going to talk about is Viscosity. Viscosity is concerned with how much does the paint being applied want to stick to the canvas, and that is a natural media parameter that really happens.
I am going to increase Viscosity, what that is going to do is going to make it want to stick more aggressively. So we've got a much shorter stroke because the paint wants to stick to the canvas more quickly than it did in the past. If I turn it way down, we are going to get a different appearance. Now it wants to play out longer but you also get this kind of unusual gray that's happening at the end of the stroke. What's happening there is Viscosity is interrelating to Wetness. If I turn Wetness down and do the same thing, you can see now we don't get that appearance.
So Wetness and Viscosity can be interrelated to one another. And the other thing that's related is the Paint Amount. If I turn down the Paint Amount watch what happens. Now the stroke gets shorter so that I can now control very precisely my stroke to be either long or short. But here's where it gets interesting. If we turn Viscosity up, which wants to apply quicker, and now I turn this up even a little bit more, even a little bit more, you can see that a very different setting is almost the same as the one we did here.
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But you also get these secondary relationships that can happen as well as I've shown. Now the other thing that you can control is the actual look of the stroke itself, and let's go ahead and turn the Wetness down a bit and I want to turn Blending down and we will turn Amount down a little bit here, so I want to get a bit of a shorter stroke, maybe turn the Wetness all the way down. You can see how you can start to control these so that you get exactly what you want. I am going to go ahead and turn Bristling all the way up, and you can start to see that there are more apparent divisions in the brush hairs starting to happen within that stroke.
And Clumpiness then also adjusts kind of the inner gaps between those strokes. So through the Brush Controls, the Bristling, Clumpiness, you can start to get the effect of multiple brush hairs occurring within the stroke. What you're starting to see here is that all of these different controls have a wide range of variability in what can happen to the stroke and the Artists' Oils brush dab is probably the most finitely adjustable brush simulation in Painter.
This realism does come at a price though and that is the fact that there are a lot of multiple control interactions that can make it perplexing as to how to achieve a specific behavior. My advice is it's definitely worth the trouble to wrap your head around this dab type and how these various controls are going to react. And along the way be sure to save lots of variants, because you might not be able to get back to what you did, but if you've got the variant, you've got the brush.
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