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scoop on Groups.Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers Help NeededTo: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Date: Friday, 5 December, 2008, 7:25 PM

Hello listmatesWe really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some researchinto likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and variouspress releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list ofabout 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we'resure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the linesof health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote theconference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthlymagazines really need their press releases by the end of next week. Can you help? Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working fulltime or having full time care responsibilities for someone withautism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can

giveus a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the messageout far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full. Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybodyaffected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a bigtask. Either post here or email me off list. Many, many thanksSteph xxx

[Guest guest]

how can we help?To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers Help Needed

Hello listmates

We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and various

press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

Can you help?

Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

task.

Either post here or email me off list.

Many, many thanks

Steph xxx

[Guest guest]

Well,

we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that

might be interested in featuring our press release.

we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have

translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still

waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out

onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs

revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide

and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,

health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet

we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the

nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more

good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.

we still need good new links for our website (i.e. to go in the links

section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current

links that you might use regularly)

and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help

with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)

x

>

> how can we help?

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

Help Needed

>

>

> Hello listmates

>

> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and various

> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> Can you help?

>

> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

> task.

>

> Either post here or email me off list.

>

> Many, many thanks

>

> Steph xxx

>

[Guest guest]

Steph,

I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch

translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.

Elaine

> Well,

>

> we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that

> might be interested in featuring our press release.

>

> we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have

> translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still

> waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out

> onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs

> revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide

>

> and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,

> health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet

>

> we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the

> nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more

> good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.

>

> we still need good new links for our website (i.e. to go in the links

> section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current

> links that you might use regularly)

>

> and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help

> with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)

>

> x

>

>

>>

>> how can we help?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> ________________________________

>>

>> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

>> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

>> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> Help Needed

>>

>>

>> Hello listmates

>>

>> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

>> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

>> various

>> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

>> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

>> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

>> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

>> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

>> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

>> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

>> Can you help?

>>

>> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

>> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

>> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

>> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

>> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

>> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

>> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

>> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

>> task.

>>

>> Either post here or email me off list.

>>

>> Many, many thanks

>>

>> Steph xxx

>>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> qualified practitioner.

>

[Guest guest]

Steph,

I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch

translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.

Elaine

> Well,

>

> we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that

> might be interested in featuring our press release.

>

> we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have

> translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still

> waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out

> onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs

> revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide

>

> and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,

> health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet

>

> we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the

> nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more

> good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.

>

> we still need good new links for our website (i.e. to go in the links

> section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current

> links that you might use regularly)

>

> and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help

> with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)

>

> x

>

>

>>

>> how can we help?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> ________________________________

>>

>> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

>> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

>> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> Help Needed

>>

>>

>> Hello listmates

>>

>> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

>> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

>> various

>> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

>> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

>> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

>> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

>> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

>> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

>> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

>> Can you help?

>>

>> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

>> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

>> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

>> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

>> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

>> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

>> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

>> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

>> task.

>>

>> Either post here or email me off list.

>>

>> Many, many thanks

>>

>> Steph xxx

>>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> qualified practitioner.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Steph

If you need some translation to Polish i can help.Email me of list and

i may help with other stuff is well...

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " simondavis@... "

wrote:

>

> Steph,

>

> I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch

> translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.

> Elaine

>

>

> > Well,

> >

> > we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that

> > might be interested in featuring our press release.

> >

> > we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have

> > translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still

> > waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out

> > onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs

> > revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide

> >

> > and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,

> > health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet

> >

> > we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the

> > nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more

> > good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.

> >

> > we still need good new links for ourebsite (i.e. to go in the links

> > section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current

> > links that you might use regularly)

> >

> > and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help

> > with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)

> >

> > x

> >

> >

> >>

> >> how can we help?

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> ________________________________

> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > Help Needed

> >>

> >>

> >> Hello listmates

> >>

> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> >> various

> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> >> Can you help?

> >>

> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

> >> task.

> >>

> >> Either post here or email me off list.

> >>

> >> Many, many thanks

> >>

> >> Steph xxx

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Steph

If you need some translation to Polish i can help.Email me of list and

i may help with other stuff is well...

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " simondavis@... "

wrote:

>

> Steph,

>

> I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch

> translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.

> Elaine

>

>

> > Well,

> >

> > we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that

> > might be interested in featuring our press release.

> >

> > we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have

> > translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still

> > waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out

> > onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs

> > revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide

> >

> > and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,

> > health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet

> >

> > we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the

> > nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more

> > good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.

> >

> > we still need good new links for ourebsite (i.e. to go in the links

> > section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current

> > links that you might use regularly)

> >

> > and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help

> > with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)

> >

> > x

> >

> >

> >>

> >> how can we help?

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> ________________________________

> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > Help Needed

> >>

> >>

> >> Hello listmates

> >>

> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> >> various

> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> >> Can you help?

> >>

> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

> >> task.

> >>

> >> Either post here or email me off list.

> >>

> >> Many, many thanks

> >>

> >> Steph xxx

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

[Guest guest]

If anybody needs any help in Italian(contacting groups or anything related to autism)im more than happy to help. Barbara

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe From: jamesboydr@...Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2008 13:11:24 +0000Subject: Re: TA needs a few good volunteers Help Needed

Hi StephIf you need some translation to Polish i can help.Email me of list andi may help with other stuff is well...-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , "simondavis@..." wrote:>> Steph,> > I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch > translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.> Elaine> > > > Well,> >> > we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that> > might be interested in featuring our press release.> >> > we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have> > translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still> > waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out> > onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs> > revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide> >> > and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,> > health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet> >> > we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the> > nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more> > good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.> >> > we still need good new links for ourebsite (i.e. to go in the links> > section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current> > links that you might use regularly)> >> > and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help> > with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)> >> > x> >> > > >>> >> how can we help?> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> ________________________________> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe > >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers> > Help Needed> >>> >>> >> Hello listmates> >>> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and > >> various> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.> >> Can you help?> >>> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big> >> task.> >>> >> Either post here or email me off list.> >>> >> Many, many thanks> >>> >> Steph xxx> >>> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > > qualified practitioner.> >

[Guest guest]

If anybody needs any help in Italian(contacting groups or anything related to autism)im more than happy to help. Barbara

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe From: jamesboydr@...Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2008 13:11:24 +0000Subject: Re: TA needs a few good volunteers Help Needed

Hi StephIf you need some translation to Polish i can help.Email me of list andi may help with other stuff is well...-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , "simondavis@..." wrote:>> Steph,> > I know somebody who will possibly be able to help in dutch > translation, depending on how much - contact me off list.> Elaine> > > > Well,> >> > we need people to get us email addresses for monthly publications that> > might be interested in featuring our press release.> >> > we also need someone to take on European marketing - we have> > translations of the info into French, Italian, German, Turkish, still> > waiting on Dutch I think, etc and we were able to get that info out> > onto various lists thanks to help from here, but now it needs> > revisiting and the new line up sent out far and wide> >> > and we need people to get our fliers into likely outlets - schools,> > health centres, write to their GP or paed including a leaflet> >> > we're managing to get TA onto many and various links across the> > nutritional world in particular thanks to Jane Georgiou but just more> > good places to email the info to, good tips, would be welcome.> >> > we still need good new links for ourebsite (i.e. to go in the links> > section, we have a good selection but possibly missing really current> > links that you might use regularly)> >> > and then nearer the conference time we need lots of volunteers to help> > with practical stuff, but for now it's predominantly marketing :-)> >> > x> >> > > >>> >> how can we help?> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> ________________________________> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe > >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers> > Help Needed> >>> >>> >> Hello listmates> >>> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and > >> various> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.> >> Can you help?> >>> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big> >> task.> >>> >> Either post here or email me off list.> >>> >> Many, many thanks> >>> >> Steph xxx> >>> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > > qualified practitioner.> >

[Guest guest]

terrific, will do

S x

> >>

> >> how can we help?

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> ________________________________

> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > Help Needed

> >>

> >>

> >> Hello listmates

> >>

> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> >> various

> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> >> Can you help?

> >>

> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

> >> task.

> >>

> >> Either post here or email me off list.

> >>

> >> Many, many thanks

> >>

> >> Steph xxx

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

[Guest guest]

terrific, will do

S x

> >>

> >> how can we help?

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> ________________________________

> >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > Help Needed

> >>

> >>

> >> Hello listmates

> >>

> >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some research

> >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> >> various

> >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're

> >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the lines

> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching, medicine,

> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> >> Can you help?

> >>

> >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you can give

> >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big

> >> task.

> >>

> >> Either post here or email me off list.

> >>

> >> Many, many thanks

> >>

> >> Steph xxx

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

[Guest guest]

Great idea, will do x

> > >>

> > >> how can we help?

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>

> > >> ________________________________

> > >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> > >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> > >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> > >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > > Help Needed

> > >>

> > >>

> > >> Hello listmates

> > >>

> > >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some

research

> > >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> > >> various

> > >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> > >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but

we're

> > >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the

lines

> > >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching,

medicine,

> > >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> > >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> > >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> > >> Can you help?

> > >>

> > >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> > >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> > >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> > >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you

can give

> > >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> > >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> > >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> > >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's

a big

> > >> task.

> > >>

> > >> Either post here or email me off list.

> > >>

> > >> Many, many thanks

> > >>

> > >> Steph xxx

> > >>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------------

> > >

> > > DISCLAIMER

> > > No information contained in this post is to be construed as

medical

> > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > > qualified practitioner.

> > >

[Guest guest]

Great idea, will do x

> > >>

> > >> how can we help?

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>

> > >>

> > >> ________________________________

> > >> From: stephaniesirr <mark.grabiec@>

> > >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe

> > >> Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51

> > >> Subject: TA needs a few good volunteers

> > > Help Needed

> > >>

> > >>

> > >> Hello listmates

> > >>

> > >> We really need somebody or a couple of/few people to do some

research

> > >> into likely magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and

> > >> various

> > >> press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of

> > >> about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but

we're

> > >> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the

lines

> > >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching,

medicine,

> > >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us promote the

> > >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet reached. Monthly

> > >> magazines really need their press releases by the end of next week.

> > >> Can you help?

> > >>

> > >> Everyone at TA works on a voluntary basis (often also working full

> > >> time or having full time care responsibilities for someone with

> > >> autism) - and frankly, although firing on all cylinders plus some,

> > >> we're spread a little thin at this precise moment. So if you

can give

> > >> us a couple of hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message

> > >> out far and wide. It is so important that this conference is full.

> > >> Sales are pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody

> > >> affected by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's

a big

> > >> task.

> > >>

> > >> Either post here or email me off list.

> > >>

> > >> Many, many thanks

> > >>

> > >> Steph xxx

> > >>

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------------

> > >

> > > DISCLAIMER

> > > No information contained in this post is to be construed as

medical

> > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > > qualified practitioner.

> > >

[Guest guest]

thanks Barbara - it's your translation that we currently feature on

the site. But I'll send over updated list and yes please as far and

wide as we can get the info

> >>> >> how can we help?> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>

________________________________> >> From: stephaniesirr

<mark.grabiec@>> >> To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe > >>

Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 19:25:51> >> Subject:

TA needs a few good volunteers> > Help

Needed> >>> >>> >> Hello listmates> >>> >> We really need somebody or

a couple of/few people to do some research> >> into likely

magazines/publicati ons for us to send our many and > >> various> >>

press releases to ref the March conference. We have a core list of> >>

about 40 of them and already have all the daily newspapers but we're>

>> sure there are other monthly and weekly publications along the

lines> >> of health, autism, auto immune, social services, teaching,

medicine,> >> nutrition - that might be interested in helping us

promote the> >> conference and also websites that we haven't yet

reached. Monthly> >> magazines really need their press releases by the

end of next week.> >> Can you help?> >>> >> Everyone at TA works on a

voluntary basis (often also working full> >> time or having full time

care responsibilities for someone with> >> autism) - and frankly,

although firing on all cylinders plus some,> >> we're spread a little

thin at this precise moment. So if you can give> >> us a couple of

hours of your time - we'd be able to get the message> >> out far and

wide. It is so important that this conference is full.> >> Sales are

pretty good so far but we need to ensure that everybody> >> affected

by autism knows that treating autism is possible. It's a big> >>

task.> >>> >> Either post here or email me off list.> >>> >> Many,

many thanks> >>> >> Steph xxx> >>> >> >> >> >

------------------------------------> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No

information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > >

advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > >

qualified practitioner.> >