No, not if you don’t want to. Any Hypnotherapist will not make you do anything you would not normally do apart from facilitate positive change. This area of Hypnosis is left for Stage Hypnotists.

What silly clothes? Oh, you don't like the breeches? You can train in track-pants if you like, but you will have to wear a protective jacket and mask. Breeches are only required for higher-level competitions, and really, you do get used to them.

Silly Putty is made primarily from silicone and color pigments. Silly Putty was discovered in 1943 by James Wright who mixed boric acid and silicone oil together. Colors are also added to Silly Putty to create a broad array of fun shades. The combination creates a "solid liquid" which can be molded, stretched and bounced.

There are a zillion uses for Silly Putty, 101 of which were humorously cataloged by author Linda Sunshine in her book, "101 Uses for Silly Putty." Some of those uses include: Cleaning typewriter and computer keys; plugging leaks; removing lint from clothing; leveling the leg of a wobbly table; helping smokers kick the habit; as a stress reliever; and as a forearm strengthener. Do you have a silly use for Silly Putty? Be sure to enter our "50 Silliest Uses for Silly Putty" contest at this link.

No phobia, fear or anxiety is silly. Almost certainly our well trained hypnotherapists will have seen it before and will be able to deal with it. No worry is silly if it is affecting your life and it is worth doing something about it.

Blogroll: A blogster's collection of links to her favorite blogs which she reads. This is usually on her blog page. Moblogging: Mobile blogging ("MoBlogging") is the ability to update blogs while on the move by using wireless PDAs, cellphones, or Bluetooth-enabled digital cameras. Blogeoise, as in the bourgeois. "Those who make blogs." This is similar to digirati (the digital literati, but nobody says that.)

It depends. In a very noisy environment you probably will have no other choice. In quieter environments, a desktop microphone such as those from Andrea or Telex or a lapel microphone could work effectively. Different products seem to have different levels of sensitivity to this issue and the vendors generally never recommend anything other than the head mikes. But we've had other results and your mileage may vary. See the reviews and research.

Well, if a silly slogan was silly to everyone, then it wouldn't catch on, would it? Slogans, like Steps, can be multi-faceted. They might not mean just the surface meaning. Always feel free to ask, "What does that mean to you?" Don't assume that your understanding is the only one possible. And if you hear something in a meeting that doesn't make sense, ask the speaker what it means.

Unix applications often open a scratch file and then unlink it. They do this so that the file is not visible in the file system name space to any other applications, and so that the system will automatically clean up (delete) the file when the application exits. This is known as "delete on last close", and is a tradition among Unix applications. Because of the design of the NFS protocol, there is no way for a file to be deleted from the name space but still remain in use by an application.

A man-eating flowering plant from the deepest, darkest jungles of the Amazon...only kidding. Silly Putty was discovered in 1943 by scientist James Wright, who was working on a synthetic rubber substitute for General Electric during World War II. While the mixture of silicone oil and boric acid was a dud as a rubber substitute, the substance did have some unique properties. Wright found that it could be molded, stretched and bounced.

Prominent physicists and basement experimenters have been pondering over this one for years. Several treatises have been written on the subject, highlighting the super bouncing properties of Silly Putty. How high it bounces depends on how high you drop it from, the surface you're bouncing off of, and the size and shape of your Silly Putty piece. Our scientists have done no conclusive testing on Silly Putty's bouncability.

Well, we can try. Maybe it's because it comes in an egg (see above) or in a bunch of cool colors. It's been around since your parents were kids, and we all had one when we were kids (many of us still do!). It's part of our collective consciousness, like the Slinky, the yo-yo, the 64 box of Crayola crayons, the Barbie doll, the GI Joe, the Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars. Most importantly, though, even after 50 years, it's still a ton of fun.

No, everyone is there for the same reason, to improve their health and well being. We have fun during the Boot Camp sessions and it doesn't take long for the group to pull together to help each other along.

Icons are the little graphical pictures you click on the screen to access your programs, folders, drives and documents. They're one of the fundamental operating elements of modern computing, and are integral to how we interact with our machines.

No, not unless you want to. We do have some different and unique games that we offer, but we will go over all of that when we sit down with you. There will be no surprises at your event. The last thing we want to do is make you uncomfortable on the biggest night of your lives.