halloween propSunday, April 22, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
trayvon a nigger
Someone changed the electronic sign to read "Trayvon..." followed by a racial slur.
Alicia Riley says "They have to have a very sick personality" about the hacker. Gerald Edwards agrees. He tells Action News "It is a shame, pitiful, very immature, whoever did it needs to grow up."
The sign was spotted Sunday night on westbound I-94 near Michigan Avenue.
Police were notified by drivers and the sign was quickly taken down. It was up for about an hour.
Rob Morosi, a spokesperson for MDOT says that the hacker physically broke into the portable sign and altered the message on a keyboard. The vandal also stole the keyboard.
The Michigan State Police are asking anyone with information about the crime to contact them.
Trayvon Martin is the Florida teenager whose death sparked nationwide outrage when he was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer.
His shooter claims the shooting was in self defense.
Martin's death has prompted hundreds of rallies across the country, even some in metro Detroit.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
autism
Children with severe autism do the following:
1. When you go to the store, they shriek for no reason at all or have violent outbursts that you may have to rush out of the store with your child and not complete your grocery shopping.
2. They poop on their pants even when older.
3. They smear their feces on the walls.
4. They rock back and forth.
5. They are very sensitive to noise and could scream or cover their ears.
6. The biggest one is MELTDOWN. You know the pilot that had a meltdown on that plane in the news. It is worse than that. It could be violent. You have to hold the child down.
7. When you are out in the streets, you have to have the child connected to you or the child will just run off the streets without looking and get run over by the car.
8. They talk to themselves and many of them are mute and just grunt.
9. You won't get any sleep at night because they can scream out of the blue.
10. Some of them have seizures, so you have to deal with that also.
12. They can be violent and aggressive
13. When you are out, you may need to cover his head so he does not see stuff that causes a violent outburst.
14. Sometimes, they spin in circles all day.
15. They avoid eye contact, and say the same things repeatedly or they repeat what you say.
16. They have trouble with change. For example, if you take a different route when driving because the roads are close, they will have a tantrum in the car.
17. You have to advocate for them so they get appropriat
18. You need to hire a shadow aide for them at school if the school does not provide one.
19. If the educationa
20. You need to watch their diet.
It is a 24/7 hour care. You will need respite which the government may or may not provide.
If you are ready for the above or if you are ready to adopt a child with autism, that would be great.
1. When you go to the store, they shriek for no reason at all or have violent outbursts that you may have to rush out of the store with your child and not complete your grocery shopping.
2. They poop on their pants even when older.
3. They smear their feces on the walls.
4. They rock back and forth.
5. They are very sensitive to noise and could scream or cover their ears.
6. The biggest one is MELTDOWN. You know the pilot that had a meltdown on that plane in the news. It is worse than that. It could be violent. You have to hold the child down.
7. When you are out in the streets, you have to have the child connected to you or the child will just run off the streets without looking and get run over by the car.
8. They talk to themselves and many of them are mute and just grunt.
9. You won't get any sleep at night because they can scream out of the blue.
10. Some of them have seizures, so you have to deal with that also.
12. They can be violent and aggressive
13. When you are out, you may need to cover his head so he does not see stuff that causes a violent outburst.
14. Sometimes, they spin in circles all day.
15. They avoid eye contact, and say the same things repeatedly or they repeat what you say.
16. They have trouble with change. For example, if you take a different route when driving because the roads are close, they will have a tantrum in the car.
17. You have to advocate for them so they get appropriat
18. You need to hire a shadow aide for them at school if the school does not provide one.
19. If the educationa
20. You need to watch their diet.
It is a 24/7 hour care. You will need respite which the government may or may not provide.
If you are ready for the above or if you are ready to adopt a child with autism, that would be great.
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