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An apparatus for managing the physiological and/or psychological state of an individual comprising a source of biophilic images; a device for sensing at least one physiological parameter of an individual; and a display, linked to said source and said device, for displaying biophilic images from said

An apparatus for managing the physiological and/or psychological state of an individual comprising a source of biophilic images; a device for sensing at least one physiological parameter of an individual; and a display, linked to said source and said device, for displaying biophilic images from said source as a function of the sensed physiological parameter in order to manage a physiological or psychological state of the individual.

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An apparatus for managing the physiological and/or psychological state of an individual comprising a source of biophilic images; a device for sensing at least one physiological parameter of an individual; and a display, linked to said source and said device, for displaying biophilic images from said

An apparatus for managing the physiological and/or psychological state of an individual comprising a source of biophilic images; a device for sensing at least one physiological parameter of an individual; and a display, linked to said source and said device, for displaying biophilic images from said source as a function of the sensed physiological parameter in order to manage a physiological or psychological state of the individual. e base compound, whereby the first solution and second solution come into contact with each other in said soil and react to form a magnetite precipitate in situ within said soil. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein orientation of the first and second loci is selected from the group consisting of the first and second loci being the same, and the first and second loci being different. 3. The method of claim 1 wherein the first solution and the second solution mix in the soil as a result of a mechanism selected from the group consisting of: capillary action within the soil causing movement of the first and second solutions resulting in their mixing, groundwater movement in the soil causing movement of the first and second solutions resulting in their mixing, injection pressure applied when introducing the first and second solutions in to the soil resulting in mixing of the first and second solutions, and any combination of the foregoing. 4. A method for sequestering contaminants in soil comprising the steps of: performing a first stage reagent introduction; comprising injecting a first solution into soil and injecting a second solution into said soil. whereby the first and second solutions combine and, if oxygen is present in said soil, react using said oxygen, and performing a second stage reagent introduction comprising injecting more of the first solution and second solution into said soil whereby the first and second solutions combine and react in the soil to form magnetite. 5. The method of claim 4 wherein the first solution comprises an iron salt and the second solution comprises a base. 6. The method of claim 5 wherein the first solution is an aqueous solution comprising Fe(II) and a Group VIIA element, and the second solution is an aqueous solution comprising base selected from the group consisting of,ammonia and hydroxides of Group 1A elements. 7. The method of claim 6 wherein the first solution is an aqueous solution comprising at least some dissolved FeCl2and the second solution is an aqueous solution comprising at least some dissolved NaOH. 8. The method of claim 7 wherein the concentration (molarity) of FeCl2in the first solution is about the same as the concentration (molarity) of NaOH in the second solution. 9. The method of claim 8 wherein the first stage reagent introduction comprises injecting about equal volumes of the first solution, comprising FeCl2,and the second solution, comprising NaOH. 10. The method of claim 9 wherein the second stage reagent introduction comprises injecting about twice as much volume of the second solution, comprising NaOH, as the first solution, comprising FeCl2. 11. A method for sequestering contaminants in soil comprising the steps of: performing a first stage reagent introduction. comprising injecting a first solution into soil and injecting a second solution into said soil whereby the first and second solutions combine and, if oxygen is present in said soil, react using said oxygen, and performing a second stage reagent introduction comprising injecting a third solution and fourth solution into said soil whereby the third and fourth solutions combine and react in the soil to form magnetite. 12. The method of claim 11 wherein the first and third solutions comprises an iron salt and the second and fourth solutions comprises a base. 13. The method of claim 12 wherein the first and third solutions are aqueous solutions comprising Fe(II) and a Group VIIA element, and the second and fourth solutions are aqueous solutions comprising base selected from the group consisting of ammonia and hydroxides of Group 1A elements. 14. The method of claim 13 wherein the first and third solutions are aqueous solutions comprising at least some dissolved FeCl2and the second and fourth solutions are aqueous solutions comprising at least some dissolved NaOH. 15. The method of claim 14 wherein the concentration (molarity) of FeCl2