What happens is that after inserting references, Endnote will mess up the citations even though it is set to conform to APA formatting. For example, as I am finishing editing my dissertation, I notice that many references will have the author’s first name spelled out (e.g., Steve Smith, 2000 instead of Smith, 2000). The problem arises when one tries to hand edit these mistakes that Endnote creates; Word will update the fields in your file and all the screwed up reference fields will go back to normal when you open up Endnote and your Word File. This can be quite annoying.

So, once you are done editing your work and have no more use of Endnote, you can prevent those references from updating (i.e. you are breaking the link with Endnote) by doing the following in Word:

1. Open your file in Word.
2. Select all the text (CTRL-A)
3. Press Ctrl+Shift+F9

Birds, which have neuronal populations in the left hemisphere that regulate their song production, are the lowest phylum with a convincing laterality or dominance. The reason for dominance—-its evolutionary or survival advantage—-is unknown.

There are many theories to account for the existence of dominance, but none of them really makes much sense.

For a neuropsychologist, it’s a good idea to check medication interactions and to become aware of potential cognitive side-effects of medication. Multiple drug usage is common in all developed countries. In the U.S., polypharmacy is found in 40% of those older than 65 years. An example of the importance of multiple medications can be seen with drugs that have anticholinergic effects; when more than one drug is taken that has this effect, side effects can include an increase in the patients’ total anticholinergic burden as evidenced by clinical signs such as dry mouth, sedation, confusion and even hallucinations and delirium

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a sudden, inexplicable cerebrovascular accident was first likened to a “stroke of God’s hand” in 1599. The relationship of a cerebral infarction to an act of God exists in other cultures as well: the Greek verb plesso means to “stroke, hit, or beat,” and the derivative plegia gives us our term hemiplegia.
Dirckx JH: Stroke. Stroke 17:559, 1986.

1. Ronald Reagan—U.S. president
2. Charlton Heston—actor
3. Rita Hayworth—actress
4. Immanuel Kant—philosopher
5. Ralph Waldo Emerson—writer
6. Maurice Ravel—composer
7. John James Audubon—painter

The fragility of the fibers in the olfactory mucosa of the nose, their delicate passage through the cribriform plate, and the course of the olfactory tract along the orbital surface of the brain underly the vulnerability of this sensory modality to external trauma—for example, from head injury. This is compounded by the locations of structures receiving the central representations of smell, such as, for example, the primary olfactory cortex and olfactory tubercle, which lie vulnerable on the undersurface of the brain overlying the anterior perforated space.

Smell sensations may occur as part of an aura in temporal lobe epilepsy. Traditionally referred to as uncinate seizures (simple partial seizures in today’s terminology), the seizure focus was thought to be in the uncus, overlying the amygdala. However, olfactory inputs also end in the anterior insula, which thus may be associated with the experience. These aurae therefore have some localizing value, but they are not of lateralizing significance.

The olfactory system is involved in several neuropsychiatric disorders. In depression, for example, the sense of smell can be diminished, as may be other sensory modalities, such as taste or touch. Diminished smell sensation also has been reported in Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease, especially the Lewy body variant but not sufficiently reliably to be used in any diagnostic way (Hawkes, 2003). Diminished smell also may be observed early in the course of schizophrenia and may be associated with smaller perirhinal cortices as measured with MRI (Turetsky et al., 2003). Thus, disturbances of smell in such disorders may be associated with underlying neuroanatomical deficits, rather than being simply a manifestation of a psychosis or deteriorating intellect.

• Jeroen Ooms’ personal homepage – http://www.stat.ucla.edu/~jeroen/multilevel.html

• IRBs Could Use Pre-Clinical Data Better –
• Experimental Neuropsychology Research Unit –
• Psychiatry – Therapist-free therapy –

• Buros Institute of Mental Measurements –

• 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error

• Galerie Martel – Exposition Charles Burns –
• CHARLES BURNS – Vice Magazine – Interview with Charles Burns. His first volume of X'ed is out and it was pretty awesome.

• FDA Clears Diagnostic Radiology App | CT Scan, MRI – this should be interesting. I wonder if there is a need for voxel counting
• Aspartame is not the only thing in diet cola that can kill you – Scary article about carcinogens in diet soda and cans (such as BPA)
• The Detection of Malingering in Neuropsychology: A Collection of Captivating Cases. –

• 150+ RSS Feeds That All Designers Should Subscribe To – Great list of feeds to add to your greader or ipad reeder

• Batu Caves – want to go

• SNL Archives | Episodes | Details – If anyone has this commercial somewhere from SNL let me know! It's from season 27, episode 8 I think
• Association for Psychological Science –

• Preparing neuropsychologists for the future: The need for additional training guidelines –
• SimWorkshop – Game Design websites and Reading –

• SNL Archives | Episodes | Details – Wish I knew a way to find old episodes of SNL

• Neuronal and cognitive plasticity: a neurocognitive framework for ameliorating cognitive aging –

• 39th Annual Meeting-February 2011 – INS – International Neuropsychological Society –

• YouTube – How to Pack a Suit –

• Trail Making Test Errors in Normal Aging, Mild Cognitive Impairment, and Dementia –
• Serial digit learning: Normative and clinical aspects –

• Did Humans Evolve to Be Long-Distance Runners? –