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From:         Anne Pemberton <apembert@VDOE386.VAK12ED.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Donna Williams Tape Requests
              Dec 15, 92 9:18 am

> On the other hand, ABC news is unlikely to care very much about the private,
> non-commercial viewing of borrowed material.
> Lisa


Lisa, I don't have a copy of the current copyright laws at
hand, but the major networds (ABC, CBS, NBC) are the most
stingy. They permit videotaped viewing only by the one who did
the taping (and household, of course), and only within a
specified number of days -- as low as seven for some types of
programming; typically only within a 30 day period. (PBS
permits some 6-12 month viewing windows, and some (very few)
unlmited; but the major networks are not so generous).
"Borrowing" of taped materials is NOT permitted!! (It
constitutes an infringement on the rights of those who would
rent/sell such to the friends who "borrow" yours.)

Unless you secure the permission (which may be easily granted)
of ABC News IN ADVANCE, you run a serious risk of violating the
law. If you wish to run that risk personally, then please do
not further implicate the readers of this list by advertising
your intent to break the law. Lisa, the copyright laws are
serious business ... it's better to ask permission than to be
sorry afterwards.

     Anne
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From:         "Deborah V. Good" <dgood@UA.D.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Donna Williams audiotape interview
              13, 92 2:45 pm

I would love a copy of the audio tape.  I heard about the interview
about 30 minutes AFTER it was over with.  Also I would be happy to
reimburse you for the costs.

Deb Good, 1915 Hartley Road, Duluth, MN 55803.

BTW our son is almost 6 1/2 now as well and diagnosed PDD.  Is your son
in kindergarten or first grade?  How is school going for him?
Deb
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Subject:      Re: Zoloft

I wouldn't administer a drug to your child just because
the school suggests it. My son Isaac was inappropriately
place on Cylert for awhile. He became very passive, so
much so he wasn't progressing, so we took him off it.
He became much more active and started progressing, but
the school kept asking if we were going to medicate him
again. So even though his progress improved, the school
wanted him medicated because it made him easier to control.

He's now taking Anafranil, which sounds similar to Zoloft.
He was having alot of anxiety problems, and the drug has
helped a great deal.

I guess I'm saying do what YOU think is appropriate. I
would discuss it though with someone more qualified than
your son's school, though.

Bill Duncan
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Subject: Re: Zoloft
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Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 01:55:21 GMT

"kmac@319bmw SSGT MCDONALD" <kmac@GFTSC.AF.MIL> writes:

>Hello! I am new to this list and already I have a question for everyone!
>The school where my Autistic son goes has requested me to give the ok
>for them to start him on a drug called Zoloft. Can anyone give me any
>information regarding it???

I'm a psychiatry resident and I prescribe Zoloft to many of my patients.
It is an antidepressant and also helps with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
It is similar to Prozac and acts mainly on the neurotransmitter Serotonin.
Most adults (I don't know about children) tolerate it well with side
effects.  For those that do have side effects, the most common are anxiety,
insomnia, nausea, and restlessness.  Frequently, these side effects go
away once the person gets used to the medication.

Judy
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Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 15:20:07 GMT

jbadner@world.std.com (JA Badner) writes:

>Most adults (I don't know about children) tolerate it well with side
>effects.  

Oops, I meant to say "without side effects".  Sorry for the confusion.

Judy
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From:         Bob Zenhausern <DRZ@SJUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Bounced mail

Sorry for this post to the list, but....

Lou McIntosh: your mail from the list keeps bouncing.  I sent you mail
and put you on the list but nothing seems to get past the big bad Unix
gate.  Contact me and maybe we can work something out.

Bob Zenhausern, Ph.D.        Internet: drz@sjuvm.stjohns.edu
St. John's University        Bitnet: drz@sjuvm.bitnet
SB 15 Marillac               Phone:  718-990-6447
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From:         "kmac@319bmw SSGT MCDONALD" <kmac@GFTSC.AF.MIL>
Subject:      Zoloft

Hello! I am new to this list and already I have a question for everyone!
The school where my Autistic son goes has requested me to give the ok
for them to start him on a drug called Zoloft. Can anyone give me any
information regarding it???


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From:         "Lynda W. Huggins" <HUGGINS@MERLIN.NLU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Request: Speaker on Autism

Lisa,

A couple of the speakers I have heard and would highly recommend as speakers
on autism:

        Ruth C. Sullivan, Ph.D. - Founder and Director, Autism
        Services Center.  She has been a professional in the field
        of autism for almost 30 years.  She was the first elected
        president (2 terms) of the Autism Society of America.  She
        has an autistic son, Joe, who is about 32 and who was one of
        the two individuals upon whom the movie "Rain Man" was
        based.  She is VERY knowledgable and a wonderful speaker.
        Her address:

                Autism Services Center
                The Prichard Building
                605 Ninth Street
                P.O. Box 507
                Huntington, WV 25710-0507
                (304) 525-8014

        Temple Grandin, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, Department of
        Animal Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,
        Colorado.  If you have never heard Temple speak, she is
        fascinating!  She is autistic and describes "Autism from
        the Inside".  She discusses problems of overly sensitive
        hearing and touch, thinking in visual images, anxiety, and
        nervousness.

Both are very busy and may be difficult to contact.  Let us know who
you do get to speak.

Lynda in Louisiana
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Lisa, This information should be of assistance. Anne

According to MIKE WAKEFIELD:
> From SCREEN-L@ua1vm.ua.edu  Wed Dec 16 18:18:58 1992
> Message-Id: <9212162315.AA23432@vdoe386.vak12ed.edu>
> Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 1992 17:48:30 -0500
> Reply-To: Film and TV Studies Discussion List <SCREEN-L@ua1vm.ua.edu>
> Sender: Film and TV Studies Discussion List <SCREEN-L@ua1vm.ua.edu>
> From: MIKE WAKEFIELD <M_WAKEFIELD@unhh.unh.edu>
> Subject:      RE: Need Help on CopyRight Matter.
> X-To:         SCREEN-L@UA1VM.UA.EDU
> To: Multiple recipients of list SCREEN-L <SCREEN-L@ua1vm.ua.edu>
>
> According to guidelines and materials that I have
> on hand and distribute regularly to faculty who
> usually ignore them, this would be an infringement.
>
> Usually any duplication or public performance (showing
> to a group of people outside the household) is con-
> sidered an infringement, regardless of intent.
>
> However, networks do grant permission to non-profits from
> time to time and the best approach is to contact them
> directly, not through a local affiliate.
>
> Contact:
>
> ABC News
> 7 W. 66th St.
> NY, NY 10023
>
> Tel 212-887-7777
>
> Ask for person in charge of copyright clearances.
>
> Also, for future reference, take a look at a small
> publication called _How to Acquire Legal Copies of
> Video Programs_ by Beda Johnson (1987), Pub. by Video
> Resources Enterprise, P.O. Box 191218, San Diego, CA 92119.
>
> Good Luck,
>
> |----------------------------------------------|
> | Mike Wakefield          |  Tel. 603-358-2384 |
> | Director of Media & ITV |  Fax  603-358-2257 |
> | Keene State College     |  or 603-358-6094   |
> | 229 Main St.                                 |
> | Keene, NH USA 03431                          |
> | E-Mail: M_Wakefield@UNHH.UNH.EDU             |
> |----------------------------------------------|
>


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From:         IP15217@PORTLAND.BITNET
Subject:      Re: PC educational software

  Also on the internet you can get software from an extensive library
maintained by an organization called simtel20.  This software is
shareware, freeware, and public domain and is available through
anonymous ftp.



              Curtis Maurand
               IP15217@portland.bitnet
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From: LISAS@PUCC.BITNET (Lisa S Lewis)
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Subject: Re: Donna Williams Tape Requests
Date: 15 Dec 92 14:18:15 GMT
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On Mon, 14 Dec 1992 20:18:38 EST Anne Pemberton said:
>A word of caution --- making multiple tapes & circulating them
>withouth the express & written permission of the owners (of the
>shows, etc) may be an infringement of copyright laws. Publicly
>announcing your intention to do so, is unlikely to make you
>look any better in the eyes of the law.
>
>     Anne
Exactly.  That is why I have stated my intention to lend a tape out, and
to have it returned to me.  Other people have talked about the copying the
FreshAir tape, and that is why I have given the phone number and price of
that tape on this list.

On the other hand, ABC news is unlikely to care very much about the private,
non-commercial viewing of borrowed material.
Lisa
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Subject:      Re: Donna Williams

Lisa,
   I would likr to borrow a copy of the tape.I can copy it and return
it to you.Thanks.Rosanne
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Subject:      Re: Zoloft
              12 Dec 1992 01:55:21 GMT from <jbadner@WORLD.STD.COM>

I have no experience with the use of antidepressants in autistic subjects
and I would be very interested in learning more about this topic.

Stefano Palazzi, Milan, Italy
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From:         FARBER_R@SPCVXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Donna Williams Tape Requests

Carolyn,
      I'd be glad to send you a copy of the tape.Send me your
home address ,by e-mail.Let me know if our video tape systems
are compatible,otherwise I'll send you an audio tape. Rosanne
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Subject:      Re: Topic for Discussion from Don Walk

Dear Lisa,
          DITTO......Couldn't have said it better myself.
                                                          Rosanne
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From:         Lisa S Lewis <LISAS@PUCC.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Donna Williams Tape Requests
              15 Dec 1992 16:44:23 EST from <apembert@VDOE386.VAK12ED.EDU>

Anne and everyone else:

I will see if I can get permission (from ABC) to lend this material.  If I
can't I'll find out what would be needed to get a copy of the interview
directly from ABC. It may be that I *will* be able to get permission.

I have no desire to infringe on this law.  It never occured to me that
lending the tape would be a problem, and I appreciate Anne informing me
about it.  And I am certainly unwilling to risk getting my source for the
tape (who happens to be my sister) in trouble.

I'll get back to the list when I have checked with her about obtaining
permission or for obtaining a copy of the the interview directly from ABC.

Lisa

P.S. This was really stupid on my part, and Serge warned me about it before
Anne raised the point here.  Copyright laws are obviously much stricter than I
realized.

Roughly that translates to "Me and my big mouth!"
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From:         John G Doherty <jdoherty@WORLD.STD.COM>
Subject:      Donna Williams audiotape interview

By way of introduction, my name is John Doherty, and my wife and I have a
six and ahalf year old boy, Brendon, who is autistic, or PDD (which as a
diagnosis, often seems to be medical jargon for "none of the above"). I
have been reading this list for the past couple of months, after Carolyn
Baird was kind enough to inform me of its existence after I placed a
bulletin on a world-wide K-12 special education echo (Thanks again,
Carolyn! :--)).
        What's finally got me to write is the Donna Williams tape
interest. I haven't noticed any mention of the interview she did with
Terry Gross on NPR (National Public Radio) a couple of weeks ago. It was
fascinating, and I'm sure got more in depth than the time constraints of
the ABC news piece could, as it ran for almost 30 minutes. This was part
of the regular "Fresh Air" program which runs daily. The latter half of
the hour was an interview with Dr. Bernard Rimland, adviser to the film
"Rainman", and the parent of an adult autistic himself. Well, yes, I had
the tape deck running, and any who would like a copy, I'll make one at my
cost for tape and postage, although I wouldn't expect me to post it before
the holiday.
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Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 18:54:37 EST
From: Solace <SETOM@QUCDN.QueensU.CA>
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Subject: RE: Colorado cocaine addicts

Unfortunately, there's little point to reporting someone to CPA, APA, or
the state/provincial psychology board unless the person in question is a
member or is planning to become one.  I'm sure the woman with the "Ph.D."
can get along fine without registering herself.
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From:         "Todd.Nelson" <22817MGR@MSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Common-Sense Knowledge In Ps

Well kids,

It's been a fun, hectic time on the ol' PsycGrad net, but now I have to blast
outta here, and head for sunny Minneapolis and see the fam (the hip way to
refer to family :)). I'm taking off tomorrow. Yay! Course, do we grads ever
relax over our so-called vacations? ha,ha! never! That's why yours truly, in a
momentary loss of higher-reasoning abilities, told his advisor he'd 1) 'find
his niche' (hate that phrase) 2) design a series of studies on that niche, and
3) think about how a dissertation can evolve out of those studies! WHAT WAS I
THINKING? :)  Hope you all have a great vacation, and I will 'be back on' the
net Jan. 11th or so.

Happy Holidays everyone!!

Todd D. Nelson
Department of Psychology
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan  48824
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From:         WAGNERL@CGSVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU
Subject:      Re: What's the Beef? ( Common Sense etc.)

Kathy,
        If I were asked if all of psychology was a science, I would
probably qualify my answer by responding that some areas of
"quasi-psychology" (e.g. "pop psych") don't meet my standards for
scientific disciplines.  Perhaps this qualification is what the
chair was trying to imply in your conversation with him.  However,
you were there and I was not.
Larry.
ps    You are the only one who has personal experiences challenged. :)
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From:         "JOHN R. KRAFT" <KRAFT@NUHUB.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: What's new and exciting in Social Psych?

HEY NOW
Someone recently asked, "What's new and exciting in Social Psych?" so
that they could put together an upper level course for undergrads.

There have already been some excellent suggestion, but I would like to
add Terror Management Theory to the list of whats new and exciting.
Solomon, Greenberg, and Pyszczynski published and excellent summarry
of the theory in Advances in Exp. Soc. Psych. Vol 24 p 93-159.
The authors make a bold move to explain a "Big Picture" theory
of social psychology.  I found it interesting, provocative and worthy
of discussion.  It is a great topic for an upper level undegrad class
because it generates ideas and debate.
 HAve a great holiday break.
John Kraft
<Kraft@Northeastern.EDU>
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Subject:      authorship

A comment and a request for opinions....
1.  Most faculty in my program base authorship order on intellectual
contribution.  Thus, if I develop a study,
even if in the context of my professor's larger program of
research, I would get first authorship.

2.  I need a reality check...
What do you all think of grad students who are paid (e.g. work study)
then expect (and have sometimes gotten) authorship on a poster or
paper?
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From:         "JOHN P. KLINE" <KLINE@ARIZVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Kihlstrom - eeg

Hi Martha Glisky!
How are things down the hall?

John Kline
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From:         KMORGAN@WHEATNMA.BITNET
Subject: REQUEST FOR INFO: Dev. Grad Programs

Hi Psycgradders!
        I have a top-quality undergrad here interested in grad
programs in developmental psych, esp. cross-cultural aspects.
Any suggestions of where she might look into?  She's a minority
student who has won many scholarships and fellowships--like I
said, she's top-rate.
Please direct your comments to me so as not to clog the net.
Thanks in advance!
--Kathy Morgan
kmorgan@wheatnma.bitnet
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From:         MARTHA@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU
Subject:      Re: Kihlstrom - eeg

Hi,
        I am John Kihlstrom's research assistant here at University of
Arizona, so I thought I would reply to the question as to what he is
up to.  (Yes, it is the same one whose chapter you are reading).  John
is doing a variety of things.  He continues to do a lot of work in
hypnosis (which is what pays the bills) ... such as individual differences,
correlates of hypnotizability, and various memory questions.  He is also
involved in work on aging and source memory.  He has such a vast range of
interests and expertise that at any one time, there are a variety of
projects that he is involved with (That's why it is so interesting to be
his R.A.).
        Happy Holidays!

        Martha Glisky
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