I’ve been looking at the progress of my blog, and I have to say I’m very humbled that so many people seem to be following. Â I’ve always been surprised at the interest others have had in what I have to say, and I always hope that what I pass on …
This month, being Autism Awareness Month, has been filled with media specials, celebrity promotions, jewelry sales, and debates about the causes, cures, and impact of Autism in our current life. Â It’s all great, and all valuable to help shed light on this otherwise perplexing condition, but where do we go …
21 is supposed to be a magical number. Â One becomes a “legal” adult, showing once and for all that the person is strong, independent, and able to take care of themselves. Â So, apart from adult children returning to the nest, everything should be perfect for those who come of age. …
Mobile devices have become the next stage in speech and language therapy for Autism. While they do represent a huge up front investment, the benefits of having a a mobile device are becoming clear. First, they represent a more intimate interaction. Instead of having to make a correletation between key …
Cable television is obsolete, or at least in it’s death throes. Network television is bound to go the same way, as I see it. But what is going to replace it? What could possibly replace something so ingrained in our nations experience since Uncle Milton? Streaming media. The problem with …
There are several things that make Teaching worth while. Â These things help you look past the politics, layers of red tape, and constant posturing for respect and position. Â And all these things come down to the students learning something. In spite of what most people tell you, where you go …
The rumors have been flying about Final Cut Pro 8 being announced today at the FCP user group Supermeet in Las Vegas. Â It seems that a “special presenter” has bumped Adobe and Avid off the presenter podium, and it’s a known secret it is Apple. Â Reports I’ve read have been …
We worry so much about Autism and our children, we don’t often think about what to do for them when they grow up. Currently, most programs focused for Autism are geared to children in school. School districts make allowances for children on the spectrum, psychologists are working on testing methods …
April is National Autism Awareness month, a time for us as a Nation to reflect on what Autism really means. Â I’m not talking about causes, cures, or numbers, but rather the family toll and how they manage to cope. Â Autism is having a growing impact on families all over the …
Mobile apps are the new, hot thing. Â Developing an application for a mobile device, be it web based or a native app, is where the industry is spreading out. Â Why? Â Because it’s a chance to literally live in someone’s pocket, and that is real estate most marketing companies want. Â But …
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