Then my youngest read to me, The Dog Beneath the Skin , an essay by Oliver Sacks. Combining these two with an interest in change-blindness and in stereopsis for our visual sense, made me wonder, Do humans have change-blindness for other senses? And Do we have other stereo senses? Ahhthe joys of Spring! .

Fundraiser to help with medical expenses and bills. My mom and her fight for life. This blog entry hit close to home and I am sure this will take me a while to type due to tears blurring my vision. Last Sunday on the 18. So you ask what is a brain aneurism. What happens when it ruptures? During our class Thursd.

When I was younger they said when you learn something your brain got a wrinkle. As I am getting older I think that is the only place I want to have wrinkles! November 27, 2012. Dr H talked about it earlier in the semester that neurologists believe the soul is simply our nervous system. If we begin with someone who is easily scared or a fearful person then maybe their soul hangs out in the amygdala.

This disorder is definitely more serious than I thought.

It seems to be fairly new in the medical field because it was a little difficult looking for resources about the topic. I wanted to know what part of the brain is effected by this disorder.

You can use this space to add an introductory message to your blog with a Text Widget or add any other widget here. I thought about the conference I attended where the pres.

While some people can recover from these damages of a stroke, some do not fare as well as others. There are many factors that determine the amount of damage a stroke leaves behind on the brain.

Are Parrots Capable Of More Than Just Parroting? April 19, 2013. It is believed that no animal is capable of having the ability to articulate speech as humans do. In reality is it possible as speech is evolving? Human speech and bird vocalization are complex communicative behaviors with remarkable similarities with their development as well as their underlying mechanisms. Lingual Articulation in a Parrot. Current Biology, Volume 14, Issue 17 1592-1597, 7.