World renowned movement scientist and Certified Feldenkrais Trainer® Larry Goldfarb demonstrates Functional Integration. Larry also announces his upcoming Amsterdam training.
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Informational video of the Feldenkrais Method®: Functional Integration® & Awareness Through Movement® taught by Mary Spire
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A real application of the Feldenkrais method can assist any cerebral palsy handicapped infant or toddler to react to new and yet unknown impulses and stimuli or sensory situations without spastic reactions, so that the child can re-learn to mobilize and use its brain just there where the brain lost its control ability over the body as consequence of a medical accident before, during or immediately after the birth. The lost of the control of the brain over parts of the body or over the whole body is caused by the death of nervous cells responsible for the control over the body and its different parts, cells which are vital for each kind of functional development. As one needs the auditive perception in order to learn her or his mother tongue one needs self-perception in order to learn to orient oneself in the field of gravitation and move with ease, ie efficiently. In order to realize the meaning of the self-perception for developping the ability to move efficiently and smoothly in the field of gravitation one has only to think about someone trying to walk on ice or swim for the first time. Spasticity can have many different causes, as you can also later see in this video in the case of the child to whom Moshe Feldenkrais refers and whom some cervical vertebra where fused together through an orthopedic surgery. The Feldenkrais practitioner is addressing the human nervous system of a person directly, ie without the intermediary verbalization of any medical terminology, but <b>...</b>
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Diana Razumny demonstrates Feldenkrais(r) Functional Integration(r). From the Santa Fe 4 Feldenkrais(r) Professional Training Program, Santa Fe, NM 2009
(sound quality is poor, turn up the volume, but you can learn much by simply watching the process!) www.insidemoves.org - for more info on Jeff's teachings. Key things to look for: The clear demonstration of the relationship between the arm rotating in and out and its effect on lifting the body up. -As the humerus comes in to the joint, it also 'talks', or relates to different points of the spine. -This movement is relating to the Feldenkrais lesson of rolling a marble from the hand down the arm. The main distinction in this case is the orientation of the arm in space. It is very specific and rotated externally. -The relationship of the sternum lifting to aid the lifting of the upper body. Watch other clips: Part 1 - Before: www.youtube.com Part 2 - After: www.youtube.com The Process: 1a - www.youtube.com 1b - www.youtube.com 1c - www.youtube.com 1d - www.youtube.com 1e - www.youtube.com Recorded at the Dumas Centre, Federal Way, WA at a 5-day Feldenkrais Advanced Training titled "The Roots of Internal Strength" taught by Feldenkrais Trainer Jeff Haller.
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A preview of the 5 DVD set of Five Lessons in Feldenkrais® with Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, available at hawaiifeldenkrais.com Audio Commentary by Jerry Karzen, Senior Feldenkrais Trainer Photo Erin, a young child with cerebral palsy, learns to walk better as Moshe Feldenkrais constructs for her a series of thematically interconnected learning situations. Jerry Karzen, Moshe's close friend and former secretary, provides simultaneous commentary detailing major features of each lesson. Based on rare archival video sources, these classic 1982 lessons show Dr. Feldenkrais in top form and provide a fascinating insight into the integrated theory and practice of Functional Integration. With the addition of Jerry's insightful commentary, the five lessons masterfully illustrate a vital alternative to standard manual therapy practices.
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Topic: Derivation of the powerful Euler Integral. The next two videos will cover two very important applications. What you should know? - Substitution in Integration - Complex numbers - The stuff from the previous videos
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Topic: We will derive the Gauss Limit Representation for the Gamma Function What you should know: - Limit representation of exponential Function - Integration by parts - Factorial: n! = 1*2*3*..*n
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An excerpt from Seminar 2 of the current Foundation Training taking place in Germany. Leora describes how learning to be present to oneself and another person provides precise feedback so they can adapt in their own way.
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Diana Razumny demonstrates moving the leg to access the hip joint in Functional Integration(r). From the Rocky Mtn 1 Feldenkrais(r) Professional Training Program, Denver, CO, 2006.
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So often people find it hard to understand exactly how to apply various Feldenkrais Lessons (called Awareness Through Movement Lessons) to other aspects of life, physical exercise training and so on. This is a small example of how you can take a classic lesson developed by Moshe Feldenkrais called "Four Points Personal" and twist its basic principles into a fun and whole body experience. Try doing this 10 times in a row!
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Innovative teacher, Larry Goldfarb, Ph.d takes you to the next step in developing your FI® effectiveness. Learn specific lesson structures and strategies. Refine hands-on abilities, understand what makes lessons work; create effective, memorable learning
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Lorica ATS (Automated Testing Suite) is a web-based, functional automation tool developed by Fasur Technologies (www.fasurtech.com). It enables users to automate functional test cases. The Lorica tool is designed and pre-configured for direct use making it simple and user friendly." Lorica ATS supports almost all browsers (with JavaScript enabled) in the current market and comes packed with JAVA language to power up its features This itself is rich with pre-configured functions/methods (aka KEYWORDS) which makes it unique in the market. Important functions of the tool: - Lorica is a testing tool that can automate test scripts for unit, functional, integration and regression testing. - Produces a detailed bug report of the failed scenarios - Interfaces with defect tracking tool that can automatically upload bugs and send notifications without any manual intervention - Performs multi-browser testing - Built-in integration with popular defect tracking tools such as JIRA and Bugzilla. - Produces a detailed bug report of the failed scenarios - Interfaces with defect tracking tools - Performs multi-browser testing - Ability to add new functionality is easy - No need to re-record the script with URL change - Parallel execution between environments Benefits of Lorica Automation: Fast: Lorica runs tests 10-20x faster than human testers. Reliable: Tests perform precisely the same operations each time they are run, thereby eliminating human errors. Programmable: You can program <b>...</b>
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In this screencast I'll discuss Macro Mapping, which is a planning technique we (fastworks) use to organize a top-level macro plan. This mind-mapping approach causes a team to look holistically at a program from beginning to end... from a macro perspective. This way of looking at a program from the top-down is a key characteristic of fast teams weve worked with over the years. It drives a lateral or process focus. The alternative perspective is from the functional bias, which is common when the program is viewed through one function like marketing or engineering for example. Further, the macro map is structured from the major integration points which are designed to mean something to a customer or an external party, rather than from the inward looking perspective of the functional organizations. This builds in customer focus and cross-functional integration from the top and drives this down to the detailed schedules to come. In normal environments, we see lots of time spent and detail created and then roll-up from the functional silos. The bigger the program the more detail there is and the more confused people get by it all. There is an attempt to reconcile and integrate it, but usually this fails and just a few people understand it and it loses its value as a management tool. Macro mapping creates the information architecture around which the detail can be organized. Detail is the devil on large programs, unless you first have a top-down macro plan around which the <b>...</b>
(sound quality is poor, turn up the volume, but you can learn much by simply watching the process!) www.insidemoves.org - for more info on Jeff's teachings. Key things to look for: -Movement of scapula is generated out of Jeff's pelvis -The relationship between the humeral head and the shoulder joint. -For her hands to come to her head, the humeral head must turn in the shoulder joint. Watch other clips: Part 1 - Before: www.youtube.com Part 2 - After: www.youtube.com The Process: 1a - www.youtube.com 1b - www.youtube.com 1c - www.youtube.com 1d - www.youtube.com 1e - www.youtube.com --- Recorded at the Dumas Centre, Federal Way, WA at a 5-day Feldenkrais Advanced Training titled "The Roots of Internal Strength" taught by Feldenkrais Trainer Jeff Haller.
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Very brief demo of a classic Feldenkrais Lesson called "Four-Points Personal". Done outside on uneven surface. This lesson is all about finding proper support through the skeleton such that the musculature of the body can be used at its utmost efficiency, lightness and quickness.
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(sound quality is poor, turn up the volume, but you can learn much by simply watching the process!) www.insidemoves.org - for more info on Jeff's teachings. Part 1e. Key things to look for: -Bringing in more power in the back, by bringing in the rotation of the arms. -The engagement of the knee joints, flexion at the knee. - The cue, "as if the sole of the foot can meet the back of the head" promote a deeper spinal extension. Watch other clips: Part 1 - Before: www.youtube.com Part 2 - After: www.youtube.com The Process: 1a - www.youtube.com 1b - www.youtube.com 1c - www.youtube.com 1d - www.youtube.com 1e - www.youtube.com Recorded at the Dumas Centre, Federal Way, WA at a 5-day Feldenkrais Advanced Training titled "The Roots of Internal Strength" taught by Feldenkrais Trainer Jeff Haller.
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The first module of MASTERING THE METHOD presents an FI given in a side-lying position that fundamentally re-organizes the trunk and spine. Larry contextualizes the lesson for various situations ranging from rehabilitation to performance enhancement. When he introduces advanced skeletal and muscular techniques, Larry makes the underlying teaching tactics explicit. Most importantly, he guides you in integrating what you learn and applying it in your practice. You can begin MASTERING THE METHOD a five day advanced Feldenkrais Training in Oslo, Norway - Summer 2010, Boston, MA - Fall 2010, Berkeley, CA Fall 2010, Paris France - Winter 2011 Registration and more information: www.mindinmotion-online.com
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(October 6, 2009) Dr. Jill Helms, Associate Professor of Surgery at the Stanford School of Medicine, discusses developments in stem cell research and the future of regenerative medicine. Stanford Mini Med School is a series arranged and directed by Stanford's School of Medicine, and presented by the Stanford Continuing Studies program. Featuring more than thirty distinguished, faculty, scientists and physicians from Stanford's medical school, the series offers students a dynamic introduction to the world of human biology, health and disease, and the groundbreaking changes taking place in medical research and health care. Stanford University www.stanford.edu Stanford Continuing Studies http Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
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Diana Razumny demonstrates rolling the head in Functional Integration(r). From the Rocky Mtn 1 Feldenkrais(r) Professional Training Program, Denver, CO, 2006.
A German company has developed a gull which can fly like real gulls. Smart Bird, which uses a compact 135 brushless motor, can start, fly and land autonomously. An articulated torsion drive unit allows the bird to beat its wings up and down as well twist at specific angles. Company Fesco built robotic gull from carbon fiber and polyurethane foam, the ultra light Smart Bird weighs 485 grams, operates at 23 watts and can be controlled from the ground using a radio controller. The German company said that the bird's functional integration of coupled drive units could potentially be transferred to the development and optimization of a range of hybrid drive technology - from generators that derive energy from water to new actuators in process automation. The minimal use of materials and the bird's lightweight construction also pave the way for efficiency in resource and energy consumption, says Festo.
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Shows example of Awareness Through Movement class and personal session (Functional Integration) of the Feldenkrais Method
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Diana Razumny demonstrates strategies for lifting the head in Functional Integration(r). From the Santa Fe 3 Feldenkrais(r) Professional Training Program, 2004.
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(sound quality is poor, turn up the volume, but you can learn much by simply watching the process!) A Demo with Feldenkrais Teacher/Trainer Jeff Haller. www.insidemoves.org - for more info on Jeff's teachings. This clip is the 2nd Part of 2. The "after", after learning to better integrate the spine, shoulder and arms for easier lifting of the head. Take note of the organized and effortless nature by which the movement to "look outside" occurs. (BE sure to watch the Part 1: www.youtube.com The shoulders and entire spine are integrated in a more intelligent manner and the surface's by which she seeks support (ie, the table under her) is of greater clarity and accessibility so that the movement can more spontaneously arise. Essentially, everything is engaged and 'online' allowing the movement to take place with the least amount of hesitation or preparation. There are six other video clips that show the progression from this initial movement to the end result of the 'After' video clip. Recorded at the Dumas Centre, Federal Way, WA at a 5-day Feldenkrais Advanced Training titled "The Roots of Internal Strength" taught by Feldenkrais Trainer Jeff Haller.
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(sound quality is poor, turn up the volume, but you can learn much by simply watching the process!) A Demo with Feldenkrais Teacher/Trainer Jeff Haller. www.insidemoves.org - for more info on Jeff's teachings. At the beginning of a Feldenkrais lesson a client is often asked to do an initial movement and sense the ease of the movement, or in some cases the effort of the movement so that a comparison can be made at the end of the lesson. This first clip shows the "Before" of a lesson that eventually involves a variety of explorations that wake-up and access the often overlooked relationships between the spine, shoulder joint and upper arm. In this demo, it is clear that there is a limited ability to move and lift her head. She is asked to look outside and she comes to a point at which effort overtakes ease and to lift any higher would cause strain. The instructor (Jeff Haller) points out that the upper portion of her spine is essentially not involved and is fixed to the table. The majority of the lifting is occurring in the very upper part of her spine, namely at the base of her neck. (If you watch the "After of the lesson , it is clear that a drastic shift has occurred in her entire organization to allow a lifting of her head that is effortless and involves much more than just the activation of the base of her neck but her entire self. ) ---- Watch other clips: Part 1 - Before: www.youtube.com Part 2 - After: www.youtube.com The Process: 1a - www.youtube.com 1b - www <b>...</b>
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A compilation of Robot or animatronic birds I have designed and built for various projects. The first seen, A flying Rainbow Lorikeet was built in 1988 and uses wing sweep and twist and head movements for all flight control like a Nano Hummingbird. It has no flaps, ailerons or elevators in the usual sense , but mimics real bird flight control by moving its wings in the same fashion as a real bird. The other projects are from various TV adverts and movies I worked on where I employed my detailed knowledge of bird anatomy and flight. Unfortunately I was not present when some of the Pelican and Duck characters were programmed and performed by others. I would have preferred to have done the wing programming myself as I had spent many months studying all aspects of bird flight in detail. Even though the characters were perfectly capable of absolute realism, they were programmed with exaggerated comical movements rather than accurate flight actions. Sometimes directors prefer exaggerated action over realism. The Peter Pan parrot was a tiny animatronic character with self contained flapping and folding wings, top and bottom beak, full eye action, waggling tongue and mechanised peg leg. Again the parrot was required to be performed with comic movements rather than realistic movements. His head foot and body were controlled by rods which were digitally removed by ILM.
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Daydreams explained! Welcome to the gradualreport, my name is the Daniel but you mom calls me big daddy and for good reason its because i have a giant imagination... today we investigate, Daydreams ... scientifically like.. intro In the last few years, many studies in cognitive and system neuroscience found a consistent network of brain regions, referred to as the default network, showed high levels of activity when no explicit task was performed. Translations (man in mask = when you're not thinking of anything your brain is thinking about something) In the Res. Center of Comput. Med., Chinese Acad. of Sci., Beijing, China (mim) good now that we know where the information comes from, we know how much we can trust its accuracy) scientists modeled default network as undirected weighted graph and then used graph theory to investigate the topological properties of the default network of the two groups of people with different intelligence levels. (Mim) graph theory sounds like scientific fantastical mumbo.jumbo.face, that smart people use to trick dumb people out of their cheese) they found that, in both groups, the posterior cingulate cortex showed the greatest degree in comparison to the other brain regions in the default network, and that the medial temporal lobes and cerebellar tonsils were topologically separations from the other brain regions in the default network. (mim) if you use words that are specific enough to parts of the brain and draw correlations to graphs and <b>...</b>
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Feldenkrais Lesson tying in both the central nervous system with the all important enteric nervous system. The beauty of how the Feldenkrais thinking creates such incredible ways of working and helping people.
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Introduction to Feldenkrais trainer and movement scientist,Larry Goldfarb, Ph.D. who makes learning advanced FI techniques irresistible! You can begin MASTERING THE METHOD by learning more about the course here: www.mindinmotion-online.com
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Follow Judy's changes in Gait as she completes a 3 day course and private sessions based in Integral Human Gait Theory using Feldenkrais, Bones for Life and physical therapy exercises.
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