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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. June 30, 2011. Anatomist Santiago Ramon y Cajal was the first to see–and illustrate–what neurons really do. His exquisitely detailed drawings changed our understanding of the brain and nervous system. Cajal relentlessly pursued his microcopic study of animal tissues, leading to an essential discovery: Brain signals jump from cell to cell rather than flow through a continuous web of fibers, as was believed at the time. June 16, 2011. 8230; Yeah, not so much.

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Two of my favourite things intersect | yarn on the brain

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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. Two of my favourite things intersect. August 8, 2012. Melanie Gall of the Savvy Girls podcast. Has recorded a travel diary as she Fringes her way across Canada and the US. Episode 83 The Fringe Files: Ottawa and Wakefield. Episode 84: The Regina Monologues. Hopes she brings her show(s) to the 2013 Montreal Fringe. This entry was posted in Fringe. Mystery Shawl KAL 1 of 3. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Transplanted Texan: February 2012

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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. A Special Valentine's Day. The following story ends at Valentine's Day but it actually started January 17th. I actually wrote this blog last week but pondered over posting such a personal journey. I decided that maybe it might help someone if they are going through a similar situation. You aren't alone! She called me back and said YES! If any of you readers have been through this heartbreaking circumstance, my heart goes out to you. It is always sad when a child dies, no...

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30 Before 30: January 2012

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012. 2) Do a winter plunge. 3) Do another triathlon. 4) Run a half marathon. 5) Read 5 "classic" novels. 6) Try 100 new recipes. 7) Ride a mechanical bull. 8) Knit something for myself. 9) Travel to 2 states I have never been to. 10) Watch 25 of the top 100 AFI movies. 11) Write something I can be proud of. 12) Learn to sew on a button. 13) Take a hot yoga class. 14) Go paddle boarding. 15) Get rid of 50 things in our house. 16) Do something out of my comfort zone. 20) Learn to can.

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Minneapolis Photo Challenge #1. Potty training →. A Master Button Presser. March 15, 2012. Leena has an affinity for power buttons. There is precedent, of course. Sonya, for example, first pioneered the technique of powering down the mancave – crawling under my desk and flipping the pulsating switch on the surge protector to which all of my computer hardware is connected. This little finger has an impressive track record. On another occasion, I was sitting on the sofa in the living room working on my lap...

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Ouch. | yarn on the brain

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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. April 27, 2012. So because of a stray k2tog that threw off the stitch count of one of the panels, this. Had to be ripped back to this. I am still cringing that I got so far without noticing such a big mistake. This entry was posted in knitting. So Let’s try this again, shall we? Reading Comprehension Fail →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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Reading Comprehension Fail | yarn on the brain

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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. May 23, 2012. This is the third time I’ve had to knit this heel. The pattern is Cookie A.’s Orange Pekoe socks. Knit in the club colourway; because the socks are mirrored it’s important that the heel placement lines up so the right stitches are on the insole so the pattern on the leg lines up with the pattern on the top of the foot. Rip rip rip a second time. This entry was posted in knitting. SOCK YOU ARE ON THE LIST →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are...

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Mystery Shawl KAL 1 of 3 | yarn on the brain

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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. Mystery Shawl KAL 1 of 3. July 8, 2012. I don’t have a mystery shawl problem, I can stop anytime I want. I’m doing three mystery shawls this year, and the first one I finished is Kirsten Kapur’s TTL Mystery Shawl 2012. Knit out of Zitron Trekking Pro Natura. Here’s what it looks like unblocked. I love how unblocked lace looks like moss. Wait, whatthe–. Oh Hi, Robbie. Silly me, thinking I could do this without help from a cat. SOCK YOU ARE ON THE LIST.

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Yarn on the brain. On knitting and neuroscience. Two of my favourite things intersect. August 8, 2012. Melanie Gall of the Savvy Girls podcast. Has recorded a travel diary as she Fringes her way across Canada and the US. Episode 83 The Fringe Files: Ottawa and Wakefield. Episode 84: The Regina Monologues. Hopes she brings her show(s) to the 2013 Montreal Fringe. Mystery Shawl KAL 1 of 3. July 8, 2012. I don’t have a mystery shawl problem, I can stop anytime I want. Knit out of Zitron Trekking Pro Natura.

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