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Unlocking the Mysteries of Brain Activity Through Pink Floyd

Researchers and the medical team at UC Berkeley recently completed a remarkable study involving 29 patients with epilepsy who were undergoing brain surgery. During their procedures, they played a Pink Floyd song – A Brick In the Wall (Part 1) – while using electrodes to record patients’ brain activity while hearing the track. They recorded the patients’ brain activity [...]

2024-04-10T13:13:53-04:00April 10th, 2024|Communication, Education|

6-12 Months – Stages of Language Development for Children

As babies enter the important 6-to-12-month period, it may seem like they've already decided to only communicate via crying for the rest of their lives. Fear not, however, as a fun phase is rapidly approaching. This is a time when the crying usually only occurs for emergencies (though for babies this can mean being hungry or sleepy), and a [...]

2024-04-03T13:21:14-04:00April 3rd, 2024|Communication, Education, Languages|

Boston Accent

Beautiful Boston figures prominently in US history and continues to stand tall as one of the East Coast’s major metropolises. Outsiders may traditionally know it for the food, beer, and passionate sports fans, but Boston has also gained a bit of recent notoriety for its unique accent. The Boston accent is of course nothing new, but it has enjoyed [...]

Talking Through Pictures: From Cave Paintings to Emojis

Just as some old-fashioned librarians and teachers decry the fact that the new generations no longer read (although people are reading MUCH more than previous generations, just usually online), some people also lament the increasing use of emojis, viewing it as a sort of regression back to the days of cave paintings. Is the internet not only shortening our [...]

3-6 Months – Stages of Language Development for Children

While it may seem that infants care about nothing more than milk, sleep, and the colors on their mobiles, they are constantly absorbing information from all directions. Their environment is rich with intriguing language and sounds, all of which are new and potentially useful to them. These sounds of course include all your loving praise and goofy baby talk, but [...]

2024-03-13T16:38:09-04:00March 13th, 2024|Communication, Education, Languages|

New York City Accent

People from New York City unabashedly show off their native accent, and rightfully so. It’s powerful, straightforward, and charming in its own gruff way, just like the city itself. The US is often portrayed as a melting pot, and there is truly no bigger example than NYC. Some of the largest communities in New York City include Dominicans, Puerto [...]

Stages of Language Development for Children

Few things can stress parents out like the belief, however fleeting, that their child is falling behind in some crucial stage of development and is therefore doomed to a life of anguish. Even before they are born, children are inspected, examined, and compared to their millions of peers in an effort to discover and head off any potential issues. [...]

2024-06-19T18:58:18-04:00February 21st, 2024|Communication, Education, Languages|

New Orleans And Cajun English

When you think about how people speak in the Big Easy, you’re likely picturing a Southern drawl with a chic French flair, but the New Orleans accent and Cajun accent are actually two very distinct things. The biggest shocker for visitors to N’awlins is that a real New Orleans accent can sound quite similar to the accent in… New [...]

2024-02-16T16:27:34-05:00February 16th, 2024|Communication, Culture, English, History, Languages|

Ancient Job Titles

As computer programmers, graphic designers, and really nearly everyone starts to fret over AI making their jobs obsolete, it’s a good idea to remember that sometimes change is a very good thing. A quick peek through history will reveal some now-extinct jobs that were once considered normal, but today seem extraordinarily perilous, eccentric, or downright disgusting. Some of these [...]

2024-02-07T15:47:55-05:00February 7th, 2024|History, Work|