How does this compare to the Deepak Chopra Dreamweaver? This is my first time trying out one of these products.
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In terms of price to bang for the buck, this is better. The "new" Proteus is more programmable. The best mind machine I have ever had is made by Excalibur, called the 'activator' - wow that was a rollercoaster ride. I use the Proteus in USR mode most often, and kick it to the Schumann resonance for my planetary peace meditations. The chopra device is also great, and so is the John David equipment. It is such a niche market that there is no crap out there except for one machine which I forget the name of that was like Zany Zappers in reverse. If the proteus is too pricey look for a 'Procyon' on sale. Very similar for basic work, minus programmability. I have communicated briefly with the inventor of this machine and he is a gifted and earnest liberator of the spirit. I have shared a few interesting ideas with him and hope to see them soon, including a "Schumann" meditation with a ferquency increase. Be well.
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I LOVE my Yoga. I don't know why everyone hates on windows 8 either. I have enjoyed every part of my Yoga.
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I had bad experience with DB Link. I'm a KnuKonceptz customer now. You will not be disappointed.
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I highly recommend Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. It is the easiest program to pick up. The tools and interface are a snap to learn. I've had the 2012 edition and currently have the 6th edition and they just keep getting better. All the brushes, pens, pencils just look more natural. Plus it's cheap compared to photoshop and adobe illustrator. I believe I paid 40$ each for both versions. They just came out with the 7th wich I am planning to upgrade soon. Go on youtube and watch what people can do with this program. It's amazing and beautiful. You will instantly want to buy it as soon as you finish the video.
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psycheducation dot org which is an amazing site is how I found it. I've been using that site for continually updated information since like forever. VERY detailed info for both the patient and practioner. btw, I've been using for a month, I'm astonished at how big of an impact it's had. I sound like an infomercial but it's true. I'd used a "light visor" previously and had never seen much, if any, benefit.
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I am a novice at it so I bought the Dash Yogurt maker & I have to say I LOVE IT!!! (about $35 on sale @ Kohl's, they sell it here as well) I know you can do it on your own, but I feel secure knowing it knows exactly the right temperature & time to get the perfect results for me. The first time out I made a wonderful mistake by staining it (comes with it's own strainer) for way too long, about 12 hours I think & it turned into the most delicious cream cheese. I now am looking for a strainer only so I can have my Greek Yogurt & a cream cheese version on hand at all times. Now to find out more recipes! Good luck & healthy eating I am a novice at it so I bought the Dash Yogurt maker & I have to say I LOVE IT!!! (about $35 on sale @ Kohl's, they sell it here as well) I know you can do it on your own, but I feel secure knowing it knows exactly the right temperature & time to get the perfect results for me. The first time out I made a wonderful mistake by staining it (comes with it's own strainer) for way too long, about 12 hours I think & it turned into the most delicious cream cheese. I now am looking for a strainer only so I can have my Greek Yogurt & a cream cheese version on hand at all times. Now to find out more... » Read More I am a novice at it so I bought the Dash Yogurt maker & I have to say I LOVE IT!!! (about $35 on sale @ Kohl's, they sell it here as well) I know you can do it on your own, but I feel secure knowing it knows exactly the right temperature & time to get the perfect results for me. The first time out I made a wonderful mistake by staining it (comes with it's own strainer) for way too long, about 12 hours I think & it turned into the most delicious cream cheese. I now am looking for a strainer only so I can have my Greek Yogurt & a cream cheese version on hand at all times. Now to find out more recipes! Good luck & healthy eating « Show Less
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I used the nostromo for a good 2-3 years playing WoW and I absolutely loved the D-pad on that device and when I saw the orbweaver come out I was a bit skeptical about the new mechanical D-pad. After about 5 months of solid game play with the orbweaver I can say that I did get use to the new D-pad. The only problem I would say is that I sometimes hit the wrong keybind on my D-pad other than that it's perfectly fine.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish. For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference. I've had good success with both as far as data burning! I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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Hello Sunil Oh boy! I wish I was tech savvy. To answer your question, I think both will work. Which one is better, I can't tell. Wish was more helpful. Raj.
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In my opinion, it is perfect for beginners. It allows you to get your feet wet without a serious financial obligation. I own a larger tablet but always find myself using the smaller one simply because I have small hands and the smaller tablet requires a smaller range of hand motion-something many people might not remember to consider when purchasing a tablet. But, there is so much more to recommend it. I also bought the wireless connector. I have already used it to colour two illustrations for two book covers that I was working on and am planning to use it to colour drawings I am working on for another illustrated childrens' book. I hope this was helpful. In my opinion, it is perfect for beginners. It allows you to get your feet wet without a serious financial obligation. I own a larger tablet but always find myself using the smaller one simply because I have small hands and the smaller tablet requires a smaller range of hand motion-something many people might not remember to consider when purchasing a tablet. But, there is so much more to recommend it. I also bought the wireless connector. I have already used it to colour two illustrations for two book covers that I was working on and am planning to use it to colour drawings I am working on... » Read More In my opinion, it is perfect for beginners. It allows you to get your feet wet without a serious financial obligation. I own a larger tablet but always find myself using the smaller one simply because I have small hands and the smaller tablet requires a smaller range of hand motion-something many people might not remember to consider when purchasing a tablet. But, there is so much more to recommend it. I also bought the wireless connector. I have already used it to colour two illustrations for two book covers that I was working on and am planning to use it to colour drawings I am working on for another illustrated childrens' book. I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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I own both devices, one is not even remotely like the other. The Orbweaver is wonderful for gaming, but the 3D mouse is an incredible design that allows you to almost feel like you are handling the model you are working on. If you have never used a 3D mouse and do CAD or animation design in 3D, you need to buy the 3D mouse, it is awesome.
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I'm sure I've probably used BlueMagic at some point (since I've "tried them all). I can tell you that once I found ChemDry (5+ years ago), I won't use anything else. I consider anything else to be money thrown away. Can't imagine you would be disappointed with this product.
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Hi Stephanie, My dad is who has been use it more time but I used it a couple of days and it worked perfectly fine for me. I haven't heard complaints from my dad, which is good also!Hope this help!Regards,Carlos.
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I finally purchased with cowon d2 and am very happy. I listen to audiobooks on it and it can bookmark, but play the next track after the bookmarked track (extremely important).I had the creative zen for awhile and returned it as it didn't have as many features as the d2.If you have any questions about the d2, please feel free to ask.
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I finally purchased with cowon d2 and am very happy. I listen to audiobooks on it and it can bookmark, but play the next track after the bookmarked track (extremely important). I had the creative zen for awhile and returned it as it didn't have as many features as the d2. If you have any questions about the d2, please feel free to ask.
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I love the ninja. I had the MagicBullet before and it was a disappointment. The ninja holds more and does a much, much better job on ice cubes. I use it mostly for smoothies but the big bowl (40 oz) is nice, too. I made gazpacho in it last summer and it was perfect. One of these days, I'll get around to making some of the other stuff in the recipe book.
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I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in general in the videohelp.com "tools" section and the "forum". I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in... » Read More I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in general in the videohelp.com "tools" section and the "forum". « Show Less