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Update 11/7/2012: Â Shane won the free copy of this app. Â Congratulations! I remember using Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) therapy with fluency clients in our university
Since you’re reading a blog post, presumably you’re rather tech savvy already. Do you view yourself that way? Are you taking full advantage of the
I was inspired by a number of flyswatter games that have been posted recently and decided to put together one of my own. I currently
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I spent a miserable few days contending with the first (and hopefully last) cold of the season. But surrounded by lots of tissue boxes (particularly
A couple of weeks ago my eight grade daughter and I went to a screening of Finding Kind. It was sponsored by our school and
I do realize with statistics you are looking at data, hopefully quite a bit of it, over time. But it often feels “in the real
Halloween is such a fun holiday. There’s lots of fantasy and candy, no pressure of presents or entertaining. The kiddos love it, though I
10/12/2012: Â Congratulations to Lynne who won a free copy of Story Builder! Once upon a time, I reviewed Preposition Builder by Mobile Education Store.Â
We’re all aware at how woefully (financially) under compensated many integral professionals are. Community helpers, moms, and educators are a few that immediately come to
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