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Name: Graham
Date: 2005-06-02 06:13:38
Email: graham@therightfish.co.uk
Message:
Also, what's your view on Omega-3 oils and ADHD? I have recommended it to a patient recently who has been diagnosed with ADHD and was having lots of trouble at school. His mother was very reluctant to go down the Ritalin route and was keen to try it. How do you view the evidence?
Name: Graham
Date: 2005-06-02 05:56:51
Email: Graham@la-brain-a-droit.fr (rubbish I know)
Message:
Does it relate to any of the classically considered right brain functions? The RAS governs wakefulness as far as I know. Is it overactive in ADHD? Is the system over-responsive to external stimuli so that the attention is less fixed for any period of time? Speculation on limited knowledge. Can you elaborate?
Name: Charles Thomas Wild
Date: 2005-06-01 17:23:50
Email: ctw1940@cwnet.com
Message:
It is believed that the right hemisphere of the brain (the right brain) is where part of the underlying difficulty with ADHD stems from for many of those with ADHD (not all with ADHD). Technically, it may be a little closer to the center of the brain (the reticular formation) vs just the right brain.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ADHD_Bulletin_Board/
http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice/auditory.asp
Name: Paul
Date: 2005-05-17 11:50:20
Email: paul@therighbarn
Message:
Back from the wilderness... Had a fanatastic time - Ayers Rock is amazing, as are the Olgas and Kings Canyon. Had a great time in the Whitsundays too - we commondeered a fine sailing yacht, in a group of 21 people + 3 crew. Did some snorkelling and went scuba diving for the first time. Lovely.
Name: Graham
Date: 2005-05-11 13:48:33
Email: graham@therightluckyb@stard.co.uk
Message:
Nice one, Paul! Have a good Whitsunday experience. Are you gonna Ocean Raft it or do the sailing thing? Are you doing all this with the Bellorama? Hey, just wondering if anyone has a webcam with yahoo messenger? This is my new foray into internet communication. We could get a little TRB webcam community on the go!!! Let me know if/when you get one!
Name: Paul
Date: 2005-05-10 13:47:14
Email: Paul@therightrock.com.au
Message:
Hello - we've just come back from a trip to Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the Olgas (Kata Tjutu). Great tour, wonderful sunset over the Rock. Took about a million photos. Swagged it under the stars for two nights - lovely. Off to the Whitsundays tomorrow!
Name: son
Date: 2005-05-09 18:20:48
Email: warisear@hotmail.com
Message:
hello Alison i just check my mail i saw your e-mail and I like your website and I like your pic .. Thanks for sent me. in last week i was busy and very tired...
Name: Graham
Date: 2005-05-05 19:38:26
Email: Graham@thewrongman.co.uk
Message:
It wasn't me.
Name: Alison
Date: 2005-05-05 18:05:41
Email:
Message:
Not a common occurrence and also election day. But I can't vote due to not filling in a form on time due to being out of the country. Bah. Cheers for the big up, Paul, I didn't come up with the categorisation idea myself so I'll have to thank my ideas man.
Name: PAul
Date: 2005-05-05 04:28:39
Email: paul@therightbraun.co.uk
Message:
Hey hey! it's 05/05/05 today - now that's not a common occurrence is it? Nice to see the TRB world domination map becoming more dotted. Al - I like your website, particularly the way you have categorised your photos. Love categorisation, I do.
Name: ggc
Date: 2005-04-29 11:34:53
Email: monk@trb.co.uk
Message:
Hey Paul. Check out 'Snares' - Huge Metal Cylinder Box Unfolding. It's awesome! Has anyone got any funny stories? I feel I may have interupted any flow of conversation/ideas with my science talk. Anyone still here? Still recovering from watching Open Water last night. Dark! (and wet!) Question: what would happen if Occupational Therapy merged with Feng Shui??? (Reference Dominic)
Name: Your Dedicated Editor (I of II)
Date: 2005-04-28 15:15:57
Email: procrastinate@therightbrain.co.uk
Message:
I think the signatures on the end of mails would be the best bet, Al. As long as it consists of a super-flashy flash animation!!! Just been reading an article about the Right/Left Brain hypothesis in Scientific American Mind magazine (really good mag, well recommended!). It's as I suspected. The right/left brain division is really not quite as clearcut as it's been made out to be. It all depends on the type of information being processed. Non-verbal images are processed for emotional content predominantly by the right side, written word by the left. Spoken word though is interesting. Whilst the word itself is processed more by the left, studies have shown that the tone (sound amplitude + vowel length), and therefore the emotional message being conveyed, is processed by the right hemisphere. The article suggests that the 'emotional right brain' and 'logical left' idea "is like a crude pencil sketch made before the full colour painting; many nuance are waiting to be added". Anyway, phew! They haven't ditched the whole idea....don't have to scrap this website just yet then!
Name: Alison
Date: 2005-04-26 19:15:40
Email:
Message:
Hello... I've just started a new job which will involve me talking to doctors all over the world, often in french speaking countries. Would it be morally wrong for me to abuse me position by also telling them about the right brain? Or possibly I'd be wasting their time so maybe I could just add it subtly to my signature on emails/faxes...
Name: anonymous graham
Date: 2005-04-25 12:59:03
Email: meagain@therightbrain.co.uk
Message:
Hey! Here's a link to an article that I saw which reminded me of a poem called Transcendence which features on TRB. Check it out. http://www.therightbrain.co.uk/pages/writing/sony.html
Name: Graham
Date: 2005-04-22 01:59:14
Email: graham@therightmap.co.uk
Message:
Check out the new map, folks! Here's the place to tell us if we've got you on there wrong. I've still got to add Lithuania and a good few more, including West Indies. We'll get round to it eventually. Should probably go to work first though.
Name: Graham
Date: 2005-04-14 17:40:38
Email: Graham@therightalbum.co.uk
Message:
Hey Paul! I think it's essential that you get an album by Venetian Snares called 'Rossz Csillag Allat Született'. It's a mix of Eastern European classical music and drill'n'bass. It's a little bit good.
Name: Paul
Date: 2005-04-13 05:44:53
Email: paul@thebrightbrain.co.uk
Message:
Well, Melbourne was nice. Very hot actually - hotter than Brisbane for some absurd reason. We stayed in a hostel in St Kilda and went out there in the evening - good bars and restaurants! Also went on the Neightbours tour (I know.... not the kind of thing to admit to...) but it was quite exciting to see Ramsay Street!
Name: son
Date: 2005-04-12 16:35:06
Email: warisear@yahoo.com
Message:
hello Alison Laos it's so good. Yes our next trip we will to go Turkey but now i use money finish because i shopping in Laos alot :) i have to keep it again.:) Yes sure i and Benz we will visit you when you and Graham get ....... :) ( i can't tell you now because i promise with Gramham that i don't talk about it now) miss you Alison
Name: Alison
Date: 2005-04-12 12:28:26
Email:
Message:
Hi Son, Laos sounds good. It's definitely no fun going back to work after holidays. I think I'm ready to have a break again already! Turkey should be exciting too, I'd like to go there. Maybe you can come and visit us in England the year after!
Name: Alison
Date: 2005-04-12 12:24:01
Email:
Message:
Oh those cakes in St Kilda! They were fantastic. And there's a goan restaurant where you can eat cows testes or something, supposedly an aphrodisiac. Tasty.
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