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1   Link   EduQuest
EduQuest, a company whose mission is to provide unique learning opportunities for adults, is proud to offer programs featuring Arlene R. Taylor PhD, an internationally-known brain-function author and speaker. Currently, Dr. Taylor lectures for the "Age-Proof Your Brain" program in Northern California. This program is provided by EduQuest on behalf of Road Scholar (formerly Elder Hostel), a not-for-profit world leader in lifelong learning since 1976. Dr. Taylor also makes presentations for EduQuest Getaway Adventures, programs offered to residents of the Reno-Tahoe area. Participants consistently give high ratings to Taylor's presentations and often look for other opportunities to hear her speak. 		307
2   Link   Self Improvement from SelfGrowth.com
SelfGrowth.com is the most complete guide to information about Self -Improvement, Personal Growth, and Self Help on the Internet. It is designed to be an organized directory, with articles and references to thousands of other Web Sites on the World Wide Web. Taylor has articles posted on the SelfGrowth.com website. 		213
3   Link   Bay Area Classic Learning
Bay Area Classic Learning has added Arlene R. Taylor PhD to their roster of program presenters for Northern California. A proud sponsor of Road Scholar programs since 1994, BACL Directors, David and Pat Kleinberg, offer a wide variety of learning opportunities in Burlingame, Napa, San Rafael, and Tiburon (to name just a few), with field trips to different locations in the greater Bay Area. 		126
4   Link   Breast cancer and low blue lights
Studies: increased exposure to light at night correlates to higher cancer rates, particularly for those cancers like breast or prostate that require hormones to grow. Reportedly, light pollution is reversible, starting with ensuring nighttime darkness at home wherever possible. According to Joan Roberts, Ph.D., a Fordham University professor, you don't need total darkness but you need NO stray light that is in the blue or green region (400-600 nm) in the late evening. The blue/green light is what is emitted from TVs , computers, clock radios, and other gadgets such as cell phones and Blackberry's. Light from the blue region stimulates a ‘wake up’ circadian response in the body and blocks the production of melatonin in the brain. More information is available at www.lowbluelights.com (see link at right). 		153

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