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• HIGH DEF VIDEO IMPORT EXPORT SETTINGS? posted (1 year, 5 months) ago
  ! PLEASE HELP! We have a Sony HDR FX1 shooting in 1080i but we’re new to high def and cant get…

• how do you stop thinking about someone all the time! posted (2 years, 3 months) ago
  - I was with this girl for 4 years and she left me for another guy (on christmas day) so this w…

• help me figure out what genre my music is. posted (2 years, 3 months) ago
  ———– I have it listed under hiphop Id like to hear your thoughts! - check i…

• Only been on here for a day, and Im already addicted… I thought going on myspace every day was bad, but for some reason dealing with other peoples posted (2 years, 3 months) ago
  been on here for a day, and Im already addicted… I thought going on myspace every day was bad…

• so I started an independent record label about 4 months ago and Im really struggling with it. posted (2 years, 3 months) ago
  I have 8 people that “work” for me and 20 artists on the label, but I just cant get ever…

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• What will keep me up?
  

  depends on how long you want to stay up for… you wouldnt want the same approach to staying up an hour that you would have for staying up for eight days… the “quick fixes” caffeine and other central nervous system stimulants will easily keep you up from 1 to 8 extra hours, but beyond that amount of time you’re better off without it.
  Basically if you need to stay awake a few hours just stay busy, and don’t let yourself get too comfortable. Staying awake for a long time (more than a day) is very different. One technique involves planning the time you will be awake to involve very relaxing and easy activity the first day followed by days of increasing activity. This kind of approach can buy you 2 - 3 days, but depending on your health at some point you will reach physical fatigue and most likely fall to sleep when you finally rest. Staying awake longer than that requires a great deal of preparation. Remember to stay out of bright lights or your eyes will become tired, but also be careful not to strain your eyes in low light trying to see detail. Avoid running and other high levels of physical exertion. Keep yourself occupied with no brainer activities. And most important have a partner to slap you when you start to nod off. Still nothing will keep you awake better than being in a real and dangerous situation that takes you days to get out of…
  - written 1 year, 5 months ago

• how do you stop thinking about someone all the time!
  

  this is the advice I was looking for. Now how do I go about associating things that I previously associated with her, with something else? How do you put this into practice?
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• how do you stop thinking about someone all the time!
  

  oh no offense taken - I appreciate the words, sorry to hear about your PTSD my father suffers from that as well (vietnam vet). but one question - if we are not responsible for our thoughts, who is?
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• Please help Writer’s block!
  

  PS Ive written thousands of poems/songs/etc. there is no right way to do it.
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

• Please help Writer’s block!
  

  try free association… instead of trying to write something beautiful and well worded, write absolutely anything that comes to mind as fast as you can. Fill up at least 2 or 3 pages, stop, breathe, and read what you wrote. You just inspired yourself!
  - written 2 years, 3 months ago

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