Re: Owens Princeton talk scheduled for APRIL 21! PLEASE REPLY IF ATTENDING

[Guest guest]

I can't wait to go see this.This is my best chance to understand

autism

is a great teacher(as well as a great person) and she will show

lots of

slides so that we can understand visually the biology of

autism.

The audience will be very small so that everyone can

ask questions and understand.

is doing great research to help our children.She is working

without pay.I want to be there to show our appreciation!

> Listmates,

>

> Thanks to all who replied to my earlier posts about Owens

speaking in

> Princeton. Good news! Due to the interest and help of many in the

> Princeton area, will speak to a group of up to thirty in a

private

> home office which is near the Princeton Shopping Center on April

21st at

> 1pm. Her presentation will be in three parts and will last from 1

PM to 5

> PM. GFCF snacks will be offered. At 8 PM that same night there

will be a

> reception for CycleUSA's efforts to raise money for autism research.

>

> If you plan to attend the Princeton seminar, please send email

right away

> to biologyofautism@y... and we will make sure you are informed on

> all the specifics of the talk.

>

> Just a side note: as you may or may not have heard, recently

attended

> the Durham UK conference on autism. The moment she arrived there,

she was

> told that one of the speakers for the Durham conference could not

attend,

> and she was asked to speak in his stead. On Friday, she gave a talk

about

> sulfate's regulation and its role in neurodevelopment in the first

two

> years. This is really exciting, as it means that she's getting a

chance to

> have her important work heard in circles bigger than our humble

(but

> lovable) email lists, and that the big wheels in autism research

may be

> hearing important things they didn't know about sulfation, GAG's

and so on,

> 's specialty.

>

> Thanks again,

>

> Terri in Santa Cruz

>

> PS. You may crosspost this announcement to other

> autism and related lists where it has not already appeared.

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