Stephen Barish
Stephen is an aspiring writer, commentator, and pundit. He has worked as a crop picker, janitor, restauranteur, Air Force officer, information security professional, and now defense contractor, but his proudest moments are as a husband and father.
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Another Great Read from Modesitt - Octogonal RavenA book review of The Octogonal Raven -
A Parents' Field Guide to Working with School Systems to Educate Children with AutismThe Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires schools to meet the unique educational needs of children with autism and other disabillities. This article offers help to parents learning to navigate the public school system to meet their child's needs.
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The Same Child as Yesterday - Raising and Loving a Child with AutismOur son Connor was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in March of 2003 - a devastating blow to our otherwise happy and healthy family. From that day on, our lives have been a quest to learn about autism and how to help him. We hope this article helps others.
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Thousands Walk to Raise Autism Awareness in San Antonio, TexasThe fourth annual Walk for Autism Awareness sponsored by Any Baby Can, and benefiting the Reaching Families Facing Autism program was a huge success on Saturday, April 12th, 2008.
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No Universe for Old Men - a Review of John Scalizi's Old Man's WarBlending political thriller, mystery, and powerful military sci-fi, "Old Man's War" shows just why John Scalizi is hailed as a modern day heir to Robert Heinlein, but also shows a brand of innovation and invention all his own. A must read!
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Giving the Magic of Disney to a Child with AutismOne of the most difficult challenges families face when a child has autism is enjoying a family vacation. Fortunately, Disney understands these challenges and has designed unique programs to maximize the entire family's enjoyment.
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Is 4,000 Dead Too High a Price?This week the American death-toll in Iraq passed 4,000. While the mainstream media focus on the number killed, one has to wonder about the casualty rate in light of the global scale of the War on Terror and conflicts of the past.
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5 Things Every Parent Should Know About AutismParents say it is the most devastating day of their lives - the day their child is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Unfortunately many parents are completely shocked at the diagnosis because they don't know what autism is, or how to recognize it.
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The Autism Awareness Walk Raises Money for Any Baby CanApril is National Autism Awareness Month, and on April 12th in San Antonio, TX a non-profit, Any Baby Can, is sponsoring their annual Walk for Autism Awareness. Autism Spectrum Disorder is a pervasive developmental disorder commonly diagnosed between ages 2-7.