Friday, June 20, 2014. Sleep strengthens memory after learning. A new study provides important physical evidence to support the idea that sleep helps cement and strengthen new memories. The study shows sleep after learning causes very specific structural changes in the brain - namely growth of connections between brain cells that help them pass information to each other. Senior investigator Wen-Biao Gan, professor of neuroscience. While we may appear restful as we slumber, our c.

Saturday, November 5, 2011. So this year we went to our first real Trunk or Treat at the church. The girls had a blast and got tons of candy. I was a judge for the costume contest and Omar judged the cars that were decorated. The chili was delicious, getting to know more people in the neighborhood was fabulous, and overall it was a good, fun night. Thursday, October 27, 2011. In June the girls finished up school. So this year Kamillah is in 1st grad.