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1. Paleolithic Painted Cave at Vallon-Pont d'Arc

2. Paintings by Style or Time Period (WebMuseum)

3. Paleolithic Painted Cave at Vallon-Pont d'Arc
   Provides the ancient paintings. 10-09

4. Art History - Painting (Williams)
   Includes paintings from each European art period. Also includes art from the USA. 8-99

5. Terraforming Mars - Paintings (SpaceRef Interactive)
   Provides artist depictions of Mars after bringing life to it. 02-06

6. Van Gogh, Vincent - Paintings (Brooks)
   Provides over 3,000 graphics by Van Gogh, including paintings, drawings, watercolors (watercolours), and letter sketches. Includes over 850 letters by Van Gogh and a biography. 9-00

7. Painting Lessons (SimplyPainting.com)
   Provides step by step lessons in 3 mediums: watercolor, acrylic, and oil.

8. Paintings by Artist or Period (ArtUnframed.com)
   Provides 23,000 art works by artist or period in history. 3-01

9. Pain Reduced with Brain Electrons (San Francisco Chronicle - Hall)
   Describes a new therapy for intractable pain. 5-02

10. Lincoln, Abraham - Paintings and Photographs (LincolnBicententennial.gov)
    Provides several paintings and photographs of President Abraham Lincoln. 12-03

11. Bodyshell - Painting Coroplast (SDPlastics.com)
    Provides information on painting coroplast, a potential plastic for making a body shell for a recumbent or semi-recumbent bicycle. 9-04

12. -08-24-05 Study: Fetal Pain Not Present Until Third Trimester (JAMA)
    "Proposed federal legislation would require physicians to inform women seeking abortions at 20 or more weeks after fertilization that the fetus feels pain and to offer anesthesia administered directly to the fetus. This article examines whether a fetus feels pain and if so, whether safe and effective techniques exist for providing direct fetal anesthesia or analgesia in the context of therapeutic procedures or abortion." 8-05

13. Editorial: Police Keep Public Trust, Private Pain (MSNBC News - Cha)
    "They sleep on the concrete sidewalk or in their cars. They scavenge for food from abandoned stores and cook by fire. They wash the laundry by hand and leave it to dry on lines hung from lampposts."
    
    "This is what life has been like for New Orleans police officers since Hurricane Katrina tore apart their city nearly two weeks ago." 9-05

14. Paine, Thomas - Common Sense (Leemhuis)
    Provides text from the influential essay of the Revolutionary period of the United States of America. 10-05

15. Better Pain Reliever Found (Scientific American)
    "Morphine and other opioids work wonders for pain. Unfortunately, their effectiveness declines over time while their addictiveness grows, meaning patients need the drug even as it affords them less and less relief. But new research into the cellular workings of opioids offers a promising new pathway to improved pain relief--without the addiction--by triggering one receptor and blocking another."
    
    "Medicinal chemist Philip Portoghese of the University of Minnesota and his colleagues began by studying two of the four major opioid receptors in the cells of the central nervous system. Each bears the name of a Greek letter and the chemists focused on the Mu and Delta receptors. Previous research had shown that drugs that linked up with Mu receptors lasted longer with less addiction when combined with drugs that blocked Delta receptors. But it was not known whether the two channels worked separately or in concert to improve the overall effect." 12-05

16. Ankle and Foot Injuries - Pain After a Sprain (SportsMedicine)
    "Most lateral ankle sprains heal with conservative treatment. Pain that lasts 6 or more weeks after a sprain may come from inadequate rehabilitation, impingement, occult osteochondral or chondral lesions, peroneal tendon or syndesmosis injury, or lateral instability. Treatment for inadequate rehabilitation includes supervised rehabilitation and home exercise. Surgery is recommended for refractory cases of impingement syndrome. Occult osteochondral or chondral lesions usually require arthroscopic excision or repair." Provides graphics for various conditions. 01-06

17. Sculpture and Paint Exhibits by African Americans (NegroArtist.com)
    Provides photos of work. "This website is for African American Artists and an on-line portal for both African America Artists and African American History. The primary aim of this website is to encourage research activity on people of African descent and to provide information to the study of the African Diaspora. A historical perspective of a nation, its people, and its cultural evolution. Please make sure to look through the 1000+ Slave Narratives on my website." 04-06

18. -11-09-06 Recall of Pain Reliever Acetaminophen Pills (MSNBC News)
    "Check your medicine cabinet: Millions of bottles of the widely used pain reliever acetaminophen — some sold as long as three years ago — are being recalled because they may contain metal fragments." 11-06

19. Surgery for Back Pain (Journal of the American Medical Association)
    "Patients in both the surgery and the nonoperative treatment groups improved substantially over a 2-year period." 11-06

20. -04-18-07 Study: Chondroitin Not Very Effective for Joint Pain (ABC)
    "The study, called a meta-analysis, combines data from 20 prior studies examining the benefits of chondroitin on knee or hip arthritis."
    
    "What the analysis found was that chondroitin was only minimally beneficial, if at all, in treating joint pain from arthritis and should not be recommended as treatment." 04-07

21. -03-15-08 Americans Feeling Economic Pain (PBS.org)
    "Today, another quite a day, on top of a week of -- already we've seen a lot of turmoil in the economy. Today, David Wessel, the stock market fell almost 200 points. You had what is apparently an unprecedented bailout by the Federal Reserve of the nation's fifth-largest investment bank."
    
    "Is the economy even worse off than we thought a few days ago?" 03-08

22. Tape May Reduce Pain and Improve Healing (New York Times)
    "Kinesio claims that in addition to supporting injured muscles and joints, the new taping method helps relieve pain by lifting the skin, allowing blood to flow more freely to the injured area." 11-08

23. Chest Pain (Health World)

24. Pain Control and Burns (University of Washington)
    Provides some of the latest methods used to control pain.

25. Back Pain (DrKoop.com)
    Provides information on diagnosis of disc problems associated with lower back pain, including MRI procedures for locating ruptured discs. 5-00

26. Pain and Adolescent Scoliosis (National Scoliosis Foundation - Schommer)
    Mentions that pain should not be a symptom of scoliosis in adolescents. 4-02

27. Pain (Awesome Library)
    Provides news, research, and articles related to the causes and treatment of pain. 6-03

28. Pain Sensitivity Measurable (Scientific American)
    "When it comes to pain, some people are tougher than others. New findings suggest that these differences are all in the head. Research published online this week by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences show for the first time that variation in how people perceive pain results from differences in brain activity." 6-03

29. Pain Treatment for Nerve Injuries (Scientific American)
    Provides results of a study that may provide significant relief from pain for persons with nerve injuries--without other side effects--by using gene therapy. 6-03

30. Pain Sensitivity Measured (Scientific American)
    "By monitoring healthy humans experiencing sustained pain, scientists at the University of Michigan got to watch the brain's painkiller system in action and determined that not all brains handle pain equally well."
    
    "They controlled the experimental conditions so that the subjects experienced similar levels of pain, but found that individuals showed different patterns of mu-opioid activity. There were differences in both the amount of chemicals released and the timing of the release. As it turned out, subjects who experienced the largest change in the mu-opioid system between the placebo injection and the painful one tended to report the least pain." 6-03

31. Pain Relief Should Be Offered for Invasive Procedures (Scientific American)
    "The least forgivable excuse for not alleviating pain would be for medical culture (and maybe society at large) simply to believe that pain ought to be part of medicine and must be endured. Weighing the risks and benefits of pain control should ultimately be the province of the patient. If doctors say there is no pain control for a given procedure, patients should ask why not. People undergoing invasive tests should at least be offered options for pain relief—even if they decide after all to bite the bullet." 6-03

32. Proteins May Be Key in Pain Differences of Men and Women (Scientific American)
    "When it comes to pain, guys may be tougher than gals because they have more of a particular type of protein, new research suggests." 
    
    "The findings could help researchers develop new gender-specific treatments for discomfort. Previous research had shown that males tend to have a higher threshold for pain than females do and that medications affect the sexes differently, although the precise mechanism remained unclear." 6-03

33. Pain Management (ABC News)
    Provides links to pain management news. 5-05

34. -08-24-05 Study: Fetal Pain Not Present Until Third Trimester (CNN News)
    "Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco reviewed dozens of studies and medical reports and said the data indicate that fetuses likely are incapable of feeling pain until around the seventh month of pregnancy, when they are about 28 weeks old." 8-05

35. Shingles: Incredibly Painful (ABC News)
    "Shingles is an extremely painful condition, because it infects the nerves and causes widespread blistering over the body. After the blisters heal, however, the nerve pain can remain for months, or years, a condition called postherpetic neuralgia."
    
    "However, there's new hope that the disease may become a thing of the past. The Food and Drug Administration today approved Zostavax, a vaccine against shingles. Zostavax could potentially prevent this disease in half of the 250,000 people who develop it each year, a majority of whom are older than 60." 05-06

36. Painful Intercourse (FamilyDoctor.org)
    "Dyspareunia" is painful intercourse for women. A woman should see her doctor to determine the cause as there are many possible causes. 06-06

37. Painful Pelvic Area in Women (EndometriosisAssn.org)
    "Endometriosis is a painful, chronic disease that affects 5 1/2 million women and girls in the USA and Canada, and millions more worldwide." 12-06

38. Gene to Block Pain (Guardian Unlimited)
    Scientists "hope drugs that block the same biological pathway affected by the mutation [of gene SCN9A] will yield new and potentially safer pain medications." 12-06

39. -08-17-07 FDA Warns Nursing Moms on Painkiller Use (MSNBC News)
    "Nursing mothers who take codeine should watch their infants for increased sleepiness or other signs of overdose, federal health officials warned Friday." 08-07

40. Hip Treatments (PainClinic.com)
    Describes various conditions that can cause hip pain and then provides recommended treatments.

41. Hip Electrical Treatments (PainClinic.com)
    Describes the Pain Gone Pen and how it is used. Awesome Library does not endorse this treatment but provides it as an example.

42. Paintings

43. Touch Up Paint (PaintScratch.com)
    "PaintScratch specializes in original factory touch up paint for your car, truck or SUV." 6-05

44. Paint Color Selector (BenjaminMoore.com)
    Provides colors for selection of paint. 8-05

45. Paint Color Selector (Sherwin-Williams.com)
    Provides colors for selection of paint. 8-05

46. Art History (Krannert Museum) 11-00

47. Art History (ANU)

48. Art Galleries (Bowen) 3-01

49. Art Museums (Bowen)

50. Carlos' Coloring Book 2-00