SCREENSAVER DESCRIPTION: Be entranced by the beauty of the rotating focal object in Hypnotica 3D. Hypnosis, in itself, is just a state of mental and physical relaxation, along with a more focused sense of concentration. Hypnosis is not sleep, as is often popularly assumed. Most people find that they are more aware of smells, sounds, and feelings than usual. This concentrated awareness is what allows the hypnotherapist to plant positive suggestions and images in the mind of the client to bring about lasting changes. So, sit back, relax, think positive thoughts, and enjoy Hypnotica 3D. Note: Pixel Paradox makes no medical claims for this product, and offers no warranties for it fitness for any purpose. If you look at Hypnotica 3D for a few minutes you may experience a temporary and harmless "motion after-effect" (MAE) when you stop. Stationary scenes, such as your computer screen, will briefly appear to be moving.

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1. Maid in Motion
22/Jun/2007
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SCREENSAVER DESCRIPTION: Maid in Motion is a 3D meditation on movement. Gentle snowfall drifts around a serene wireframe maiden as she slowly rotates and morphs in dissolving colors and psychodelic patterns. Listen to the intriguing stereo music composed especially for this screensaver, as the Maid in Motion casts her soothing spell. Extra feature - leave a sticky note on your PC!

2. Forest Fires
22/Jun/2007
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SCREENSAVER DESCRIPTION: Every year has its forest fire season. Eighty percent of wildfires are started by lightning strikes, while others are the result of arson and carelessness. The larger fires can burn through millions of acres of forestland, traveling rapidly in strong winds from treetop to treetop. Fire-generated winds can top 120 mph, and flames can soar 300 feet high. In this screensaver you will see 50 amazing pictures taken by the U.S. National Park Service of numerous forest fires that raged in western states.

3. Tsarist Russia in Color
22/Jun/2007
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In the early 1900s Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii constructed an ambitious plan for a photographic survey of the Tsarist Russian Empire that won the support of Tsar Nicholas II. Between 1907-1915 he completed surveys of eleven regions, traveling in a specially equipped railroad car provided by the Ministry of Transportation. His early color photography offers a vivid portrait of a lost world--the Russian Empire on the eve of World War I and the coming revolution. His subjects ranged from the medieval churches and monasteries of old Russia, to the railroads and factories of an emerging industrial power, to the daily life and work of Russia's diverse population. In this screensaver 52 color photogaphs by Prokudin-Gorskii of Tsarist Russia are presented.

4. Hypnotica 3D Screensaver
01/Jul/2007
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SCREENSAVER DESCRIPTION: Be entranced by the beauty of the rotating focal object in Hypnotica 3D. Hypnosis, in itself, is just a state of mental and physical relaxation, along with a more focused sense of concentration. Hypnosis is not sleep, as is often popularly assumed. Most people find that they are more aware of smells, sounds, and feelings than usual. This concentrated awareness is what allows the hypnotherapist to plant positive suggestions and images in the mind of the client to bring about lasting changes. So, sit back, relax, think positive thoughts, and enjoy Hypnotica 3D. Note: Pixel Paradox makes no medical claims for this product, and offers no warranties for it fitness for any purpose. If you look at Hypnotica 3D for a few minutes you may experience a temporary and harmless "motion after-effect" (MAE) when you stop. Stationary scenes, such as your computer screen, will briefly appear to be moving.

5. Walking the Las Vegas Strip
22/Jun/2007
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SCREENSAVER DESCRIPTION: Stroll along the famous Las Vegas Strip. New York to Venice to Egypt in one day. Colorful signs and fantastic architecture from many countries make it like a trip to a carnival and Europe, all rolled into one. Walk by the restaurants--something for every dining budget--and the fabulous hotel exteriors--designed to entice you in to see what wonders await you inside. See The MGM Grand, The Luxor, The Imperial Palace, The Mirage, New York New York, Caesars Palace, Circus Circus, Paris, Harrahs, The Flamingo, The Aladdin, The Venetian, The Bellagio, and Treasure Island. The Strip is over three miles long with something for everyone. There are other ways to see the hotels via the trolleys and the monorails, but walking is the best way to experience the breathtaking scope and detail of the city that has been built for pure entertainment. Viva Las Vegas!