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The Diary of a Pacific Coast Bike Ride
Will

In late September Steven Janak, one of our members and our videographer, made a bike trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles. His intent was to gain experience for his planned AutismOne promotional West coast to East coast ride next year.  This is a wonderfully descriptive diary of his ride. Read and enjoy. When finished you can click the video link at the end of this article to view part of his adventure. 

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Integrating Biomedical and Behavioral Science: The Happy Future Ahead by Edward G. Carr, PhD, BCBA and Stephen M. Edelson, PhD
Teri Arranga

Integrating Biomedical and Behavioral Science: The Happy Future Ahead by Edward G. Carr, PhD, BCBA and Stephen M. Edelson, PhD
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Bibliography: Science Regarding Treatment-Based Approaches in Autism by Elizabeth Mumper, MD, Teresa Binstock, and Jane Johnson
Teri Arranga

Bibliography: Science Regarding Treatment-Based Approaches in Autism by Elizabeth Mumper, MD, Teresa Binstock, and Jane Johnson
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Walt Disney an American Icon
Will

The old saying "American as apple pie" certainly applies to Walt Disney, one of the great American icons. It's difficult to imagine anyone who has not been touched by some of his great works. Recently the Wall Street Journal published an article about him and his life. It's great reading. Here's an introductory paragraph from the article.

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Playtime with Zeebu: Learning Resources for Children on the Spectrum
Will

The mission of Zeebu is to provide interactive teaching tools for children with developmental delays. Our products are designed to engage children with their parent or educator, motivating them to think, communicate, and connect.

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New Frontiers in Language Restoration by Harry D. Schneider, MD
Teri Arranga

New Frontiers in Language Restoration by Harry D. Schneider, MD
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Using Berard Auditory Integration Training to Enhance Functional Performance and Improve Quality of Life
Teri Arranga

Using Berard Auditory Integration Training to Enhance Functional Performance and Improve Quality of Life by Sally Brockett, MS, Terrie Silverman, MS, and Ana Brushingham, MBA, BCABA

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Mitochondrial Autism-A Unique Subpopulation and Piece of the Puzzle?
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Power Point Presentation By: Jon Poling, MD, PhD and Richard
Frye, MD, PhD.

Autism in the United States has reached epidemic proportions affecting 1:150
individuals.
Such an increase in incidence cannot be explained solely based upon
a genetic
model. Autism likely results from the interaction between common genetic
susceptibilities and environmental triggers. The complex multi-systemic disorder
called Autism is defined by common behavioral symptoms, and is a syndromic rather
than precise medical diagnosis.

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Benefits of sailing as form of recreational therapy
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Power Point Presentation By: George Saidah & Amber Burton Small

Heart of Sailing’s innovative Daysail Program offers a nautical adventure and
introduction to sailing for children and adults with pervasive developmental disorders,
as well as for their families. Nearly 80% of the 3000 participants to date have been
children with diagnoses on the spectrum. The program is geared as a unique and
fun educational and therapeutic experience, with instruction in boating safety, sailing
and basic navigation.

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A STAR and Smiles by Robin Shipman
Teri Arranga

A STAR and Smiles by Robin Shipman
(c) 2008 The Autism File

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