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1. INTERNET: SEARCH: SUBJECT SPECIFIC TOOLS : LAW: RESOURCES : INTERNET
From: David P. Dillard
2. DISABILITIES: Hidden Impairments and Invisible Disabilities: A
From: David P. Dillard
3. MEDICAL: RESEARCH: Brain's Reward Circuit Activity Ebbs and Flows
From: David P. Dillard
4. Two short films to see in NYC
From: Lawrence Carter-Long
5. MEDICAL: ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: National Health Information Center:
From: David P. Dillard
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1. INTERNET: SEARCH: SUBJECT SPECIFIC TOOLS : LAW: RESOURCES : INTERNET
Posted by: "David P. Dillard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] jwneastro
Date: Fri Feb 2, 2007 11:04 am ((PST))
INTERNET: SEARCH: SUBJECT SPECIFIC TOOLS :
LAW: RESOURCES :
INTERNET: SEARCH: TOOLS: GOOGLE CUSTOM SEARCH:
Cornell University Law Library:
Legal Research Engine
A Google Custom Search Engine
Cornell University Law Library:
Legal Research Engine
A Google Custom Search Engine
<http://library.lawschool.cornell.edu/guides/researchengine.asp>
One Drawback of this tool is that the total number of sources found is not
indicated, nor is there any link to a list of the websites being searched
by this tool.
Using this tool, a search of the phrase "global warming", finds, amongst
other websites, these internet sources.
GlobaLex - A Basic Guide to International Environmental Legal
ResearchGlobal Warming Law and legislation (Library of Congress). Global
WarmingGovernment Policy (Library of Congress). Greenhouse gasesLaw and
legislation ...
<http://www.nyulawglobal.org/globalex/
International_Environmental_Legal_Research.htm>
A shorter URL for the above link:
<http://tinyurl.com/3yueck>
EISIL - Electronic Information System for International Law -
HomeKeywords:, climate change environment global warming ozone.
Language(s):, English. Site Administrator:, HM Treasury (UK).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ...
<http://www.eisil.org/index.php?sid=
751032062&id=2271&t=link_details&cat=0&start=10>
A shorter URL for the above link:
<http://tinyurl.com/37tcr2>
International Environmental LawCurrent issues of international concern
covered by environmental law include ozone layer depletion and global
warming, desertification, destruction of ...
<http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/intl/
guides/InternationalEnvironmentalLaw.cfm>
A shorter URL for the above link:
<http://tinyurl.com/2o8fla>
Climate - Environmental Law Web SitesU.S. Position Papers on Global
Warming Water and Climate Bibliography (Pacific Institute) - an excellent
bibliography, searchable. ...
<http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/intl/envirolinks/climate.htm>
International Environmental Law... topics include the general , e.g.,
Environmental-law-International, and the specific, e.g., Global-Warming,
Marine-pollution, Transboundary-pollution. ...
<http://lib.law.washington.edu/_archive/intenv.htm>
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2. DISABILITIES: Hidden Impairments and Invisible Disabilities: A
Posted by: "David P. Dillard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] jwneastro
Date: Fri Feb 2, 2007 12:07 pm ((PST))
DISABILITIES:
Hidden Impairments and Invisible Disabilities: A Selected Brief
Bibliography of Sources
A Child's Lifelong Emotional Wounds:
The "Hidden" Disability from Bullying
by Dolly Lee
<http://www.jaredstory.com/dolly1.html>
The hidden disability
With one in ten people suffering from dyslexia, we offer job-hunting
students 10 tips on how to cope
Saturday February 12, 2005
Guardian
<http://education.guardian.co.uk/print/
0%2C3858%2C5125149-111232%2C00.html>
A shorter URL for the above link:
<http://tinyurl.com/3dl92x>
Language and communication difficulties; Visual needs; Profound and
multiple learning difficulties].
Rix, Jonathan
International Journal of Early Years Education
v. 14 no. 2 June 2006 p. 183-184
Invisible Disability.
Davis, N. Ann.
Ethics, October 2005 v. 116 no. 1 p. 153-213
Women With Visible and Invisible Disabilities: Multiple Intersections,
Multiple Issues, Multiple Therapies.
Ferri, Beth A.
Mental Retardation
October 2005 v. 43 no. 5 p. 376-377
Women with visible and invisible disabilities.
Carlson, Glenys; Corben, Louise; Patrick, Steve
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal
June 2005 v. 52 no. 2 p. 176-178
Women with Visible and Invisible Disabilities: Multiple Intersections,
Multiple Issues, Multiple Therapies
Marrow, Joanne
Contemporary Sociology
May 2005 v. 34 no. 3 p. 320-322
Reactions to invisible disability: The experiences of young women
survivors of hemorrhagic stroke
Dale Stone, Sharon.
Disability and Rehabilitation
3/18/2005 v. 27 no. 6 p. 293-304
Women with Visible and Invisible Disabilities: Multiple Intersections,
Multiple Issues, Multiple Therapies.
Edited byMartha E. Banks and Ellyn Kaschak,
The Haworth Press, Binghamton, New York, 2003. 382 p.
$39.95.
Wisdom, Jennifer; Coffman, Stacey.
Sex Roles
March 2005 v. 52 no. 5 / 6 p. 413-414
Evidence-based practice in the real world: A group for mothers of children
with invisible disabilities.
Home, Alice; Biggs, Terri
Groupwork
v. 15 no. 2 2005 p. 39-60
Autism: developing a strategy for nursing to prevent discrimination
Aylott, Jill.
British Journal of Nursing (BJN)
7/22/2004 v. 13 no. 14 p. 828-833
Hidden Language Impairments in Children: Parallels Between Poor Reading
Comprehension and Specific Language Impairment?
Nation, Kate; Clarke, Paula; Marshall, Catherine M.; Durand, Marianne.
Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research
February 2004 v. 47 no. 1 p. 199-211
Mothering a child with hidden impairments
Cronin AF
The American Journal Of Occupational Therapy.: Official Publication Of The
American Occupational Therapy Association
2004 January February v. 58 no. 1 p. 83-92
The Invisible Disability
Connell, Diane
Instructor
September 2003 v. 113 no. 2 p. 20
Invisibility of disability and work experience as predictors of employment
among community college students with disabilities
Martz, Erin
Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation
2003 v. 18 no. 3 p. 153
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in the Workplace: An Invisible Disability
Neal-Barnett, Angela; Mendelson, Lorre Leon
Women and Therapy
2003 v. 26 no. 1 / 2 p. 169
An invisible disability: Qualitative research on upper extremity disorders
in a university community
Corts, Marissa C.; Hollis, Christine; Amick, III, Benjamin C.;
Katz, Jeffrey N.
Work
2002 v. 18 no. 3 p. 315
Invisible Disability: Georgina Kleege's Sight Unseen.
Mintz, Susannah B.
NWSA Journal
Fall 2002 v. 14 no. 3 p. 155
'But you don't look sick...'
Rosenthal, Gloria
Woman's Day 2/1/2002 v. 65 no. 4 p. 36
Extending the Diversity Agenda in Forensics: Invisible Disabilities and
Beyond.
Shelton, Michael W.; Matthews, Cynthia K.
Argumentation and Advocacy
v. 38 no. 2 p. 121-30 Fall 2001
It's All in Your Head.
Coelho, Tony
WE Magazine
September / October 1999 v. 3 no. 5 p. 100
Hearing loss: The invisible disability
Shohet, Jack A.; Bent, Thomas.
Postgraduate Medicine
September 1998 Vol. 104 no. 3 p. 81
Children and young people with a hidden disability: An examination of the
social work role.
Cavet, Judith
British Journal of Social Work
v. 30 no. 5 October 2000 p. 619-633
Invisible disability.
Matthews, Cynthis K.; Harrington, Nancy Grant;
In: Handbook of communication and people with disabilities: Research and
application.
Braithwaite, Dawn O.; Thompson, Teresa L.
Mahwah, NJ, US: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers, 2000.
p. 405-421
Environmental illness/multiple chemical sensitivities: Invisible
disabilities. Gibson, Pamela Reed
Women and Therapy
v. 14 no. 3-4 1993
Special issue: Women with disabilities: Found voices
p. 171-185
Sibling relationships involving school children with acquired / congenital
and visible / invisible disabilities.
Gargiulo, Richard M.; O'Sullivan, Patricia S.; Wesley, Kelley
Issues in Special Education & Rehabilitation
v. 7 no. 2 1992 p. 7-23
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3. MEDICAL: RESEARCH: Brain's Reward Circuit Activity Ebbs and Flows
Posted by: "David P. Dillard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] jwneastro
Date: Fri Feb 2, 2007 1:47 pm ((PST))
MEDICAL: RESEARCH:
Brain's Reward Circuit Activity Ebbs and Flows with a Woman's Hormonal
Cycle
Date: Fri, 2 Feb 2007 15:49:38 -0500
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Subject: Brain's Reward Circuit Activity Ebbs and Flows with a Woman's
Hormonal Cycle
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NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
NIH News
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, February 2, 2007
CONTACT: Jules Asher, 301-443-4536, <e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
BRAIN'S REWARD CIRCUIT ACTIVITY EBBS AND FLOWS WITH A WOMAN'S HORMONAL
CYCLE
Fluctuations in sex hormone levels during women's menstrual cycles affect
the responsiveness of their brains' reward circuitry, an imaging study at
the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), a component of the
National Institutes of Health (NIH), has revealed. While women were
winning rewards, their circuitry was more active if they were in a
menstrual phase preceding ovulation and dominated by estrogen, compared to
a phase when estrogen and progesterone are present.
"These first pictures of sex hormones influencing reward-evoked brain
activity in humans may provide insights into menstrual-related mood
disorders, women's higher rates of mood and anxiety disorders, and their
later onset and less severe course in schizophrenia," said Karen Berman,
M.D., chief of the NIMH Section on Integrative Neuroimaging. "The study
may also shed light on why women are more vulnerable to addictive drugs
during the pre-ovulation phase of the cycle."
Berman, Drs. Jean-Claude Dreher, Peter Schmidt and colleagues in the NIMH
Intramural Research Program report on their functional magnetic resonance
imaging (fMRI) study online during the week of January 29, 2007 in the
"Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences."
Reward system circuitry includes: the prefrontal cortex, seat of thinking
and planning; the amygdala, a fear center; the hippocampus, a learning and
memory hub; and the striatum, which relays signals from these areas to the
cortex. Reward circuit neurons harbor receptors for estrogen and
progesterone. However, how these hormones influence reward circuit
activity in humans has remained unclear.
To pinpoint hormone effects on the reward circuit, Berman and colleagues
scanned the brain activity of 13 women and 13 men while they performed a
task involving simulated slot machines. The women were scanned before and
after ovulation.
The fMRI pictures showed that when the women were anticipating a reward,
they activated the amygdala and a cortex area behind the eyes that
regulates emotion and reward-related planning behavior more during the
pre-ovulation phase (four to eight days after their period began) than in
the post-ovulatory phase.
When they hit the jackpot and actually won a reward, women in the
pre-ovulatory phase activated the striatum and circuit areas linked to
pleasure and reward more than when in the post-ovulatory phase.
The researchers also confirmed that the reward-related brain activity was
directly linked to levels of sex hormones. Activity in the amygdala and
hippocampus was in lockstep with estrogen levels regardless of cycle
phase; activity in these areas was also triggered by progesterone levels
while women were anticipating rewards during the post-ovulatory phase.
Activity patterns that emerged when rewards were delivered during the
post-ovulatory phase suggested that estrogen's effect on the reward
circuit might be altered by the presence of progesterone during that
period.
Men showed a different activation profile than women during both
anticipation and delivery of rewards. For example, men had more activity
in a striatum (signal relay station) area during anticipation compared to
women and women had more activity in a frontal cortex (executive hub) area
at the time of reward delivery compared to men.
Also participating in the study were: Philip Kohn, Daniella Furman, NIMH
Section on Integrative Neuroimaging; and David Rubinow, NIMH Behavioral
Neuroendocrinology Branch.
Mood Disorders Information:
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Anxiety Disorders Information:
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Schizophrenia Information:
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The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) mission is to reduce the
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and behavior. More information is available at the NIMH website
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) -- The Nation's Medical Research
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is the primary federal
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4. Two short films to see in NYC
Posted by: "Lawrence Carter-Long" [EMAIL PROTECTED] posterbrat
Date: Fri Feb 2, 2007 9:10 pm ((PST))
Last month filled the place to capacity. This month, the media is interested.
This one looks ot be lively, folks. Please help spread the word... Best,
Lawrence
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Feel The Love with Two Award Winning Short Films @ disTHIS! Wednesday, 2/07
U.S. Premiere!
Disabled & Looking For Love
Winner of the 2006 Grierson Award for Best Newcomer
Director: Claire Richards
Length: 60 Minutes
Finding a partner is hard enough, but imagine if you're in a wheelchair or you
can't talk. What do you do? How do you find a girlfriend who can handle your
autism? How do you "get lucky" if you don't have a leg to get over?
Winner of the prestegious Grierson Award for Best Newcomer, Director Claire
Richards chronicles the real life adventures of four people with disabilities
who are looking for love with the help of a group called 'The Outsiders' in the
groundbreaking documentary, "Disabled and Looking For Love."
"The idea a disabled person should want to have a sex life is still considered
fairly taboo," said Richards. "You might even think that because someone has a
disability they can't have sex, or isn't interested in it, which may or may not
be the case. Without explicitly talking about sex and love the film wasn't
going to get to the heart of the issue. I didn't want to dwell on sex though,
the film is about much more than that - I wanted to concentrate on the idea of
following people who were looking for that special someone and talk about
feeling love and care for someone - it's a universal desire and that was my
point."
Read an in-depth interview with Director Claire Richards at Shooting People:
http://www.shootingpeople.org/shooterfilms/interview.php?int_id=74
The Crippendales
Winner of the Best International Documentary at the New York International Film
Awards
Director: Havana Marking
Length: 24 minutes
Remember "The Full Monty" in which six unemployed steel workers follow one
man's dream and together form a comedic male striptease act? Now, imagine that
same plot line, only this time the leader uses a wheelchair, and his buddies
all have physical disabilities.
That's the idea behind the new documentary entitled "The Crippendales." Winner
of the Best International Documentary at the New York International Film
Awards, the 24-minute short follows Lee Kemp, a hepcat wheelchair user who
wants to be a stripper. He recruits his friends to learn to bump, grind and
dazzle the ladies at the "girls' night out" clubs. The film received rousing
support from audiences at the most recent NY Film Festival.
Director Havana Marking explains the reason behind making the film was to
"challenge the assumptions many people have about the sexuality of people with
disabilities." Will she succeed?
When:
Wednesday, February 7
Time:
6:30 to 9pm.
Screening starts promptly at 7pm.
Where:
DCTV @ The Firehouse
3rd Floor Screening Room
87 Lafayette St (between Walker & White)
2 blocks South of the Canal Street Station in New York City.
Cost:
Free
The ever-popular, always rousing audience discussion will follow the screening!
All disTHIS! movies, talkback sessions and related events are free and open to
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About us: The disTHIS! Film Series is a project of the Disabilities Network of
NYC and is hosted by ConnecTV. disTHIS! is made possible, in part, by the
generous support of The Christopher Reeve Foundation. On the first Wednesday
of the month, every month at DCTV, we showcase cutting edge independent and
international short, documentary and feature films with disability themes
beyond clichés that audiences members are unlikely to see elsewhere. Movies
screened as a part of disTHIS! are always provocative; never quite what
audiences expect. A magical, mystical place where plot pulverizes pity,
character trumps charity and direction and dialogue beat out diagnosis. The
disTHIS! Film Series: No handkerchief necessary, no heroism required. This is
disability through a whole new lens.
For more information and to sign up for regular email updates, please visit:
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5. MEDICAL: ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: National Health Information Center:
Posted by: "David P. Dillard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] jwneastro
Date: Sat Feb 3, 2007 6:09 am ((PST))
MEDICAL: ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE:
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