Heroes, Villains and Fools
People ask me all the time whether cleft lip and/or palate kids can be considered "Children with Special Needs?" I generally answer "Yes," but, of course, it depends on the severity of the birth defect and the surgical outcomes. As the diagram … [Continue reading]
But wait, the NFL bullying saga gets even more complicated as these news bulletins attest: Another relative newbie on the Dolphins team, quarterback Ryan Tannehill, is quoted as saying, “If you asked Jonathan Martin who his best friend is on this … [Continue reading]
Before revealing my thoughts on the Jonathan Martin-vs-Richie Incognito bullying flap, here is CBS Sports.com's report on the essentials of the situation by reporter Jason La Canfora. The basics of the alleged bullying. Last week's flare-up … [Continue reading]
So, what bullying info has emerged in the week since the relationship between two Miami Dolphins became public? Some snippets from recent mass media accounts: Evidence in the form of a tape surfaces that Richie Incognito’s text and other … [Continue reading]
My Firefox browser has seized up because a website selling Anti-Aging Cream grabbed hold and won't let go. Interestingly, McAfee’s Online Security Expert, Robert Siciliano, just shared which superheroes are kryptonite on the web and result in bad … [Continue reading]
By Terry Ryan A scary face is acceptable at Halloween time, in fact expected, and the scarier the better according to most children. But what happens to the child that still has a “scary” face after Halloween when they take their Frankenstein or … [Continue reading]
Here's an excerpt from first my first Big League review: "[After Schonborn’s] first day of kindergarten, he complained that no one seemed to understand him when he spoke. His mother, wise beyond her years, reassured him by saying that the other … [Continue reading]