Comments for http://blog.bpiche.com Mon, 28 Nov 2011 01:02:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by Ben http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-64 Ben Mon, 28 Nov 2011 01:02:44 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-64 Sure! Sure!

]]> Comment on ADHD, Idoru, and Information Extraction by Ben http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/25/adhd-idoru-and-information-extraction/#comment-63 Ben Mon, 28 Nov 2011 01:02:19 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=69#comment-63 The ADHD brain does certainly seem to need extra stimulants to function correctly. Based on the limited reading I've done in the subject, it seems that the neocortex doesn't produce enough stimulants to reach a 'normal' level of brain function. It relies on new activities (which provide momentary bursts of simulants, eventually waning into boredom) and chemicals (simulating stimulant production, thereby letting the brain 'plateau' to normal function) to concentrate. I'm interested in whether you think chemical dependecy or the concentration-deficient brain came first, however. It's a sort of chicken-and-the-egg scenario, as I see it. Thanks for the tip about Devil In The White City and Dr Amen. I'll be sure to check both of them out! The ADHD brain does certainly seem to need extra stimulants to function correctly. Based on the limited reading I’ve done in the subject, it seems that the neocortex doesn’t produce enough stimulants to reach a ‘normal’ level of brain function. It relies on new activities (which provide momentary bursts of simulants, eventually waning into boredom) and chemicals (simulating stimulant production, thereby letting the brain ‘plateau’ to normal function) to concentrate. I’m interested in whether you think chemical dependecy or the concentration-deficient brain came first, however. It’s a sort of chicken-and-the-egg scenario, as I see it.

Thanks for the tip about Devil In The White City and Dr Amen. I’ll be sure to check both of them out!

]]> Comment on ADHD, Idoru, and Information Extraction by small cars http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/25/adhd-idoru-and-information-extraction/#comment-62 small cars Sun, 27 Nov 2011 01:53:11 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=69#comment-62 Nice color choice on the blog. It is really easy on my eyes and I have bad eyes too so that’s a really big compliment lol Nice color choice on the blog. It is really easy on my eyes and I have bad eyes too so that’s a really big compliment lol

]]> Comment on ADHD, Idoru, and Information Extraction by Krysten Callina http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/25/adhd-idoru-and-information-extraction/#comment-61 Krysten Callina Sat, 26 Nov 2011 13:35:59 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=69#comment-61 I agree with you about character types who have a gift for research, programming and data - there definitely seems to be a special ability to hyperfocus and toggle. I don't know if it's exclusive to technical careers or that a lot of people with this gift end up in technical careers because it feels right. I once saw Erik Larson, the author of Devil in the White City, at a presentation describe a similar gift that he had when doing research for his non-fiction prose. Dr. Daniel Amen, researcher on ADHD, also says that in his brain imaging research, he finds that some people who are diagnosed with ADHD have the same brain signature as Heroin addicts, and that is why certain stimulant medication works for them - their brains actually need stimulants to align themselves and function correctly. Super interesting stuff, and great post! I agree with you about character types who have a gift for research, programming and data – there definitely seems to be a special ability to hyperfocus and toggle. I don’t know if it’s exclusive to technical careers or that a lot of people with this gift end up in technical careers because it feels right. I once saw Erik Larson, the author of Devil in the White City, at a presentation describe a similar gift that he had when doing research for his non-fiction prose. Dr. Daniel Amen, researcher on ADHD, also says that in his brain imaging research, he finds that some people who are diagnosed with ADHD have the same brain signature as Heroin addicts, and that is why certain stimulant medication works for them – their brains actually need stimulants to align themselves and function correctly. Super interesting stuff, and great post!

]]> Comment on 2011 IOL – Tuesday by Earline Sobania http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/07/26/an-aluminum-roof/#comment-59 Earline Sobania Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:23:38 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=39#comment-59 Aloha! My mate has advised me to read your resource. And I’d like to say that I really respect what you’re doing here. Aloha! My mate has advised me to read your resource. And I’d like to say that I really respect what you’re doing here.

]]> Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by Affordable Art http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-56 Affordable Art Fri, 18 Nov 2011 03:14:38 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-56 As I was browsing the internet, I searched for a lot interesting post. I found many but not as admirable as this. Can I use this for the research study I am working on and of course with the full credit to you, dear writer? As I was browsing the internet, I searched for a lot interesting post. I found many but not as admirable as this. Can I use this for the research study I am working on and of course with the full credit to you, dear writer?

]]> Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by Ben http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-43 Ben Sun, 06 Nov 2011 00:20:06 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-43 No problem! My landing page/bio is a level up at bpiche.com No problem! My landing page/bio is a level up at bpiche.com

]]> Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by generator http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-41 generator Sat, 05 Nov 2011 12:59:16 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-41 Great! thanks for the share! Arron Great! thanks for the share!
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]]> Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by dekoracja wnętrz poznań http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-38 dekoracja wnętrz poznań Fri, 04 Nov 2011 19:11:29 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-38 good art is art that during the Renaissance time artists painted! Michelangelo, Da Vinci as well as Raphael as excellent examples of good art! they are the kind of art that people want to see, apppreciate, where time was put into it, where there is always a theme, where the colors and techniques start to vary with the change of time and where one actually look at a painting and interpret what he or she sees because it looks so realistic and human like! the good art has high expectations and none the less, and take Michelangeo and the Sistine Ceilin and compare that to Picasso-not that i have something against him! Michelangelo shows expressions, emotion, light, darkness, did a fresco on the cupola of a chapel as well as had a theme for it and nailed it! everything when you look at it seems in its place, as though realistic, the colors vibrant yet pastel, the themes changing and the mystery is still there. Picasso on the other hand as well as other modern artists consider art taking some paint and throwing it on the canvas or making copies of the mona lisa face multiple times in color! i call that a kid's work because i can give my brother and his friends some paint and canvas and they could come up with the same stuff the so called "artists" come up with the same things or even better! art in todays society especially good art is what Europeans have in their museums such as the Louvre and D'Orsay and at Versailles too! that is art, good art to be more specific since it is not something done in a hurrty but rather with sophistication and with class! that is what sets the two arts apart: good art has more class to it while the modern art does not and yes art art defined by the society and their standards as always! good art is art that during the Renaissance time artists painted! Michelangelo, Da Vinci as well as Raphael as excellent examples of good art! they are the kind of art that people want to see, apppreciate, where time was put into it, where there is always a theme, where the colors and techniques start to vary with the change of time and where one actually look at a painting and interpret what he or she sees because it looks so realistic and human like! the good art has high expectations and none the less, and take Michelangeo and the Sistine Ceilin and compare that to Picasso-not that i have something against him! Michelangelo shows expressions, emotion, light, darkness, did a fresco on the cupola of a chapel as well as had a theme for it and nailed it! everything when you look at it seems in its place, as though realistic, the colors vibrant yet pastel, the themes changing and the mystery is still there. Picasso on the other hand as well as other modern artists consider art taking some paint and throwing it on the canvas or making copies of the mona lisa face multiple times in color! i call that a kid’s work because i can give my brother and his friends some paint and canvas and they could come up with the same stuff the so called “artists” come up with the same things or even better! art in todays society especially good art is what Europeans have in their museums such as the Louvre and D’Orsay and at Versailles too! that is art, good art to be more specific since it is not something done in a hurrty but rather with sophistication and with class! that is what sets the two arts apart: good art has more class to it while the modern art does not and yes art art defined by the society and their standards as always!

]]> Comment on Linguamatics Gets Healthcare Deal With Selventa by Gay http://blog.bpiche.com/2011/11/03/linguamatics-gets-healthcare-deal-with-selventa/#comment-37 Gay Fri, 04 Nov 2011 17:23:51 +0000 http://blog.bpiche.com/?p=48#comment-37 Just out of curiosity, what's your experience in the field like? I searched around the site and couldn't find a bio or anything. Either way, thanks for the blog post! Just out of curiosity, what’s your experience in the field like? I searched around the site and couldn’t find a bio or anything. Either way, thanks for the blog post!

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