iOgrapher® Filmmaking Support Case

iOgrapher® Filmmaking Support Case
iOgrapher® Filmmaking Support Case for the Apple iPad Mini Reaches Kickstarter Funding Goal; Now Shipping to Customers (via MarketWired)

SOURCE: iOgrapher LLC October 08, 2013 09:00 ET iOgrapher Turns iPad Mini Into a Handheld Rig or Tripod Mounted Studio for Pro and Consumer Filmmakers SAN MARINO, CA–(Marketwired – Oct 8, 2013) –  The creators of the patent-pending iOgrapher® mobile…

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From postman to profit

From postman to profit
From postman to profit: A one-man startup goes the alternative route (via Pando Daily)

By Erin Griffith On October 8, 2013Like any industry, the tech world has a way of reinforcing its own tunnel-vision view of How Things Are Done. If you want to start an Internet company, you must study the bibles of Paul Graham, Mark Suster, and Fred…

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If you thought this was common sense, think again

If you thought this was common sense, think again
If you thought this was common sense, think again (via www.lostandtired.com)

It always amazes me how much misinformation is floating around about Autism. In my opinion, Autism is by far one of the most misunderstood disorders. I’m absolutely floored by some of the things that people think/assume about kids with Autism. The…

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Do you consider #Autism a disability?

Do you consider #Autism a disability?
Do you consider #Autism a disability? (via www.lostandtired.com)

First of all this is probably the type of loaded question that I would hate to answer myself.  Having said that, I think it’s an interesting and relavent question because I would suspect that answers will very based on personal experience. Do you…

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The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism

The Reason I Jump: The Inner Voice of a Thirteen-Year-Old Boy with Autism (via http://www.readingfunzone.com)

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERYou’ve never read a book like The Reason I Jump. Written by Naoki Higashida, a very smart, very self-aware, and very charming thirteen-year-old boy with autism, it is a one-of-a-kind memoir that demonstrates how an autistic…

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My kids with #Autism showing compassion

My kids with #Autism showing compassion
My kids with #Autism showing compassion (via www.lostandtired.com)

One of my absolute favorite things in the world to do is hang out with my boys.  This morning I was laying on the couch because I’m still in a great deal of pain. The boys decided that they wanted to help me feel better.  Their way of making me…

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World’s leading philanthropists to be honored with Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy

World’s leading philanthropists to be honored with Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy
World’s leading philanthropists to be honored with Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy (via PR Newswire)

Download image Winners of the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy 2013, are pictured in the Debating Chamber of the Scottish Parliament Edinburgh where the awards were presented. (L-R Back Row: Dame Janet Wolfson de Botton on behalf of the Wolfson Family…

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INTERVIEW: Autism and Employment Fair

INTERVIEW: Autism and Employment Fair
INTERVIEW: Autism and Employment Fair (via Repost Video News)

Everyone deserves a chance to get a good job, have professional training and to do fulfilling work. This week there’s an opportunity to expand that realm of possibilities for people with autism. Lisa Sieben is the coordinator for the autism and employment…

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