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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Big Plans for Future of Leg Up Farms | pennlive.com

Big Plans for Future of Leg Up Farms | pennlive.com: Like many busy mothers of three, Diana Spangler spent a lot of time driving from appointment to appointment.

But her appointments weren't often for things like soccer games, bake sales and dance classes.

Instead, with her young kids in tow, she'd commute from building to building in an effort to give two of her children the medical care they needed.

Her 15-year-old son has Asperger syndrome and ADHD. Because those conditions can affect behavior, cognition and physical abilities, his treatment has included regular physical therapy sessions.


Wednesday, July 25, 2012

More Money-Wasting "Opportunities" For Writers

More Money-Wasting "Opportunities" For Writers: Following on my last post about how authors can waste money on promotional strategies, here are some more cash-sucking "opportunities."

one day 'Tales of Aradia' will make it to Hollywood but my editor and I are determined to make it there on our terms. We will make it! How do I know you ask? the key to success is two things a little bit of luck and a lot of determination. Its determination that got women the vote. It will be determination that will make Aradia the best of them all.


Tuesday, July 24, 2012

The Herald-Sun - Young writer publishes his first novel

The Herald-Sun - Young writer publishes his first novel: At age 13, Joseph Landing Jr. told his parents that he wanted to write a novel, and after extensive research, he did just that.

Starting in January 2010, it took Landing six months and four to five pages a day to finish writing. Now, at 16, he’s self-published that novel, Tamechactee: Arrow Soul.”

With the difficulty to get published as an unknown author, especially at such a young age, Landing decided self-publishing was the way to go.


Monday, July 23, 2012

Adam is latest entry in YOPEY awards - Features - Peterborough Telegraph

Adam is latest entry in YOPEY awards - Features - Peterborough Telegraph: Peterborough teenager Adam Taylor doesn’t let Asperger’s Syndrome and ADHD get in the way of helping others.

Between getting up early to see his younger brothers and sister washed, breakfasted and off to school, then making sure his dad who has multiple health issues is okay, going to school himself and helping keep the house clean, you would think Adam wouldn’t have time for more ‘good deeds’.


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