Singing in Pregnancy May Be Harder Work
"In this study, researchers followed a professionally trained singer through 12 weeks of pregnancy and for 12 weeks after she gave birth. Once a week, the singer was recorded reading and singing into a device able to measure the pressure exerted to make each sound. This data was then matched with measurements of the singer's hormone levels."
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Art interpretation for vampires
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I have this giant painting I bought second-hand years ago. It’s a print on
canvas called “Before Nightfall” and when I first saw it I was like, “I
love how...
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