12-30-2004, 07:22 PM
I just got this e-mail, and thought I'd share it with you.
Dear Friend,
Our first Internet Web Conference, featuring over 30 hours
of video footage from the two DAN! conferences in 2004,
will become available for an entire month, starting on
January 1, 2005. The webcast includes the introductions
and interviews of recovered autistic children, before an enthusiastic crowd of 1,200 attendees, by stage and screen star Lou Diamond Phillips -- an historic moment!
GOOD NEWS! We are able to present the Web Conference
at a new low price!
The information presented in these online sessions is a must for any parent or professional living with autism. We highly recommend attending a DAN! conference in person if you can. However, the costs associated with a DAN! conference may be prohibitive for some. That's why the ARI Web Conference is ideal. It's timely, it's online, it's vital information in your daily fight for the autistic individual(s) in your life, and it's affordable!
The 30 hours of videos are divided into ½ hour to 1 hour segments. You can view the video segments in your own home, at your own convenience, and at your own pace. You may even want to invite other people, such as your child's therapist, to watch the videos with you. (Note: each subscriber will be assigned a username and password, which is not to be shared with others.)
We would like to thank Speedera for hosting this Web Conference on their server.
COST: We have been able to negotiate a lower cost than
anticipated. The cost of the Web Conference has been
reduced to $60 (U.S. dollars). (Those who have already paid the original price will be refunded the difference.)
FREE! All webcast subscribers will also receive a one-year subscription to our highly acclaimed Autism Research Review International (ARRI) newsletter. If you already subscribe to the ARRI, you can extend your subscription for one year or give your bonus subscription to another person (e.g., friend, therapist, relative) at another address.
To see the speakers' schedule and to sign up, visit: http://www.ARIWebConference.com
Income from the webcast will help ARI in the fight against autism. ARI provides research funding to the outstanding researchers who are making recovery from autism a reality. You will benefit greatly from the information, and your support of this event will touch countless more lives.
Have a Happy 2005!
Bernard Rimland, Ph.D.
Director
Autism Research Institute
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If you would like to be removed from our email list, please visit the site: <http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews&A=1>
If you would like to change your email address, please visit the site: <http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews&A=1> You will need to delete your old email address (leave the list) and then add your new email address (join the list).
If you would like additional information about autism, please write to us
at: ARI, 4182 Adams Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, USA or send a fax
to: 619-563-6840. Please do not send a response email to this email announcement.
Dear Friend,
Our first Internet Web Conference, featuring over 30 hours
of video footage from the two DAN! conferences in 2004,
will become available for an entire month, starting on
January 1, 2005. The webcast includes the introductions
and interviews of recovered autistic children, before an enthusiastic crowd of 1,200 attendees, by stage and screen star Lou Diamond Phillips -- an historic moment!
GOOD NEWS! We are able to present the Web Conference
at a new low price!
The information presented in these online sessions is a must for any parent or professional living with autism. We highly recommend attending a DAN! conference in person if you can. However, the costs associated with a DAN! conference may be prohibitive for some. That's why the ARI Web Conference is ideal. It's timely, it's online, it's vital information in your daily fight for the autistic individual(s) in your life, and it's affordable!
The 30 hours of videos are divided into ½ hour to 1 hour segments. You can view the video segments in your own home, at your own convenience, and at your own pace. You may even want to invite other people, such as your child's therapist, to watch the videos with you. (Note: each subscriber will be assigned a username and password, which is not to be shared with others.)
We would like to thank Speedera for hosting this Web Conference on their server.
COST: We have been able to negotiate a lower cost than
anticipated. The cost of the Web Conference has been
reduced to $60 (U.S. dollars). (Those who have already paid the original price will be refunded the difference.)
FREE! All webcast subscribers will also receive a one-year subscription to our highly acclaimed Autism Research Review International (ARRI) newsletter. If you already subscribe to the ARRI, you can extend your subscription for one year or give your bonus subscription to another person (e.g., friend, therapist, relative) at another address.
To see the speakers' schedule and to sign up, visit: http://www.ARIWebConference.com
Income from the webcast will help ARI in the fight against autism. ARI provides research funding to the outstanding researchers who are making recovery from autism a reality. You will benefit greatly from the information, and your support of this event will touch countless more lives.
Have a Happy 2005!
Bernard Rimland, Ph.D.
Director
Autism Research Institute
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
If you would like to be removed from our email list, please visit the site: <http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews&A=1>
If you would like to change your email address, please visit the site: <http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews&A=1> You will need to delete your old email address (leave the list) and then add your new email address (join the list).
If you would like additional information about autism, please write to us
at: ARI, 4182 Adams Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, USA or send a fax
to: 619-563-6840. Please do not send a response email to this email announcement.