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http://septar.org/ Liz Ditz of Academic Remediation will help you understand where your child's skill levels should be at year end for grades kindergarten through 3rd grade, provide easy-to-use tools to tell how your child is doing, and suggest things you can do at home to improve your child's skills. Judy McCrary Koeppen MS CCC Speech Language Pathologist and Feeding Specialist specializes in picky eaters and difficult feeders in her practice in Redwood City. Her clients range in age from young toddlers on up. Navigating the IEP Process Special Education Attorney Jessica Cochran will discuss the full IEP process, your child's legal entitlements, and how to more effectively advocate. Jessica Cochran worked as an instructional aide and as a behavior specialist before pursuing a career in law.

BlogHer | Life Well Said

At a party Saturday night, a well-respected and long-time fellow Republican woman tossed out a few casual "the party left me, I didn't leave the party" remarks. Pausing for a sip, I took the chance to retort: "When did that change? I remember the days of the GOP being branded as supporting working women and reproductive rights. http://www.blogher.com/
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/ask-michelle-obama-to-meet-with-autism-families.html

Ask Michelle Obama to Meet With Autism Families Petition

We would like to propose that Michelle Obama meet with Shannon Des Roches Rosa and Jennifer Byde Myers, two parents representing two different autism families' perspectives, and Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg and Lindsey Nebeker, two adults on the autism spectrum, to discuss creating an Autism Corps so as to address one of the most pressing needs of autism families and adult autistics: one-to-one in-home support. While autism shouldn't be demonized, we need to be frank: having a child with autism is more stress than some families can handle, and being an autistic adult can be extremely difficult without in-home support. There often aren't enough trained professionals providing autism services -- and in areas where autism professionals are abundant, many families can't afford them. Those autism families and adult autistics have needs that take precedence over panels and promises and research; they need help getting through the day, and they need it now.

WoolfCamp / WoolfCamp

http://www.socialtext.net/woolfcamp/index.cgi?woolfcamp Here's the deal I miss working in a group setting. I work by myself and I need more humans to vibe-up my productivity. You may feel this way, too.-
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