Listening to music most days could guard against dementia, study suggests — The Washington Post
A new study finds that regularly listening to music or playing a musical instrument may help older adults protect against cognitive decline.
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Thunderbird Club
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- Jun 30, 2010
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If it sounds too good to be true - run away.Great...another place to stay away from....But never heard of it.
Does it fix crazy?
Listening to music most days could guard against dementia, study suggests — The Washington Post
A new study finds that regularly listening to music or playing a musical instrument may help older adults protect against cognitive decline.apple.news
Sorry, Dave, you'll have to stay that way.
I finally got around to making a cavity cover for the Les Paul Junior I built years ago. I made templates for the cutout and the cover with my 3D printer - it’s so much easier to get a proper fit!
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How did you determine the soapbar location? It's three piece walnut? And an oil finish? Short scale?
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Congrats @BklynKen for your band venture- good to see that coming to something that endures- a recording you can put on the table! Way cool.
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Yes, it's 3 pieces of walnut my brother in law picked up at a garage sale. I have no idea how I picked the location for the pickup
(Kent Armstrong) It's a tung oil finish and has a long scale Warmoth Bloodwood on Wenge neck.
Listening to music most days could guard against dementia, study suggests — The Washington Post
A new study finds that regularly listening to music or playing a musical instrument may help older adults protect against cognitive decline.
Yes, activities that stimulate the brain can help strengthen neural connections and support long-term brain health. Learning a new skill or hobby encourages the brain to form new connections and reinforce existing ones (neuroplasticity). The brain is remarkable in its ability to rewire itself throughout life, though the degree of plasticity gradually decreases with age it never goes away.
- Jun 30, 2010
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Yes, it's 3 pieces of walnut my brother in law picked up at a garage sale. I have no idea how I picked the location for the pickup
It's a tung oil finish and has a long scale Warmoth Bloodwood on Wenge neck.
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Earthquake swarm Tuesday. This happens every 5-10 years. Just more interesting when it happens pretty much under your house.
These are real earthquakes and not "imaginary" earthquakes, right?
Kind of like tremors and don't case problems? Do they last long?
The swarms last a few weeks. Most are in the 2 range. Once they get over 3, you definitely feel them. These are on small side branches of the Calaveras fault.These are real earthquakes and not "imaginary" earthquakes, right?
Kind of like tremors and don't case problems? Do they last long?
Glad they are thus far generally insignificant. I hope they stay that way.
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It's preferable to have many small tremors over time because they relieve tension. If it goes too long w/o such, it's more likely a larger quake will happen.
I wonder how much it weighs?
