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Evelyn Ain, Publisher
Dan Olmsted
Dr. Anthony Hollander
Cris Italia, Editor
Read about the war of words that will begin between Jenny McCarthy and Amanda Peet
John Gilmore

Jenny and Jim Rally Thousands

Largest autism demonstration in Washington says, "Green Our Vaccines"


What started as roughly 500 people in 2001 has today grown to more than 7,000 supporters. Although the size of the crowd is different, the message is the same. They believe that there is something wrong not only with the ingredients in vaccines, but also with the schedule in which children receive them. "Too many, too soon," exclaimed the raucous crowd as they marched ...

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August/September 2008
New articles...
In February of 2007, Michael and Lisa Carey’s life changed forever. While away on a trip, they received news of their son’s death. Jonathan Carey died on a school van while in the care of two New York State caregivers.
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A Big Kahuna with a Big Heart At first glance, he’s an imposing figure, almost intimidating. But with a broad smile, and a warm "aloha," big wave surfer Laird Hamilton’s personality soon overshadows his physical presence.
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Omnibus Moves on to the Second Theory of Causation Three months after the bombshell concession in the Hannah Poling v. Sec. HHS was made public, the second set of Autism Omnibus test cases were heard in Washington, D.C. These test cases allege that thimerosal alone was the cause of autism.
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Navigating the Assessment Maze

How is a disability identified? What do the test scores mean? For individuals with special needs, assessment becomes a major part of their academic experience. The term assessment is often used loosely by individuals in many different settings to mean many different things.


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Forgotten, Voted Out, Banned Shikira Lynk was at work one afternoon in September of 2005 when she got a call from her day care provider in San Bernadino, Calif. She was told that her 6-year-old autistic son, Elijah, had not arrived on the bus. "They said he never got on the bus."
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PA HB 1150
In late June, Jim Bouder of Pennsylvania received news he never expected. Autism Speaks announced it was supporting House Bill 1150 to leave a Senate committee with amendments Bouder found unacceptable.
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Mary Ellen Nesnay, DMD
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