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Adaptive Programs: Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation |
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Adaptive programs are exclusively offered to individuals with special needs through the Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation. The adaptive programs target all ages and are designed to meet the leisure needs and interests of individuals with special needs. The instructor to participant ratio is appropriate to accommodate the needs of the participants.
Special Accomodations:
As the Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation welcomes individuals of all abilities into the facility and participation in programs, they believe that all individuals should be provided with leisure opportunities that allow for performances at their highest level. You are able to indicate on the registration form any accommodations needed to help provide the best experience for all individuals when participating in the programs and events.
Programs and Events Include:
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Two questions:
How much have you spent building up your email list?
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Should Founders Assign IP to Their Tech Startups? |
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 The short answer is YES!
Lots of technology startups, internet startups and software startups I work with have typically developed some degree of intellectual property prior to actually organizing a business entity (corporation, LLC…etc). Sometimes that IP is very early stage, sometimes, especially in the case where a founder is a developer or engineer, the IP may be very far along in terms of development. Sometimes that IP may simply be a domain name. This may not seem like a big problem initially – but if the company ever wants to (a) enter into any significant contractual relationships relating directly or indirectly to the IP, (b) raise capital via private equity or debt, or (c) sell the business, not assigning the IP to the company can be a big problem. The other parties in the transactions mentioned in the previous sentence will require that the company represent that it owns the IP – and when it can’t (because it doesn’t) – those other parties will require that it be duly assigned by the founder to the company. What is the founder then demands a big payday? What if he walks – and takes the IP with him?
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Should You Chuck Your Running Shoes? |
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The minimalist footwear or no-wear movement is gaining ground amongst running at great speed. Since the 70’s we have been using the best science we have to create the most advanced shoes imaginable, but the level of injuries has not diminished, if anything injuries have increased. In this video from Nature, Havard Professor Daniel Lieberman demonstrates the benefits of barefoot running. He himself is a barefoot running and can be seen in the video running outside barefoot in what appears to be the winter.
Not all of us are willing to chuck the shoes and head out sans shoes. If your interested in running barefoot, but worry about the debris in your neighborhood you should look into the Vibram Five Fingers which provide the closest you can come to running barefoot, while still protecting your feet. Also, another great resource for these unique shoes is www.birthdayshoes.com.
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Easter Seals Crossroads Golf Outing |
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What: Easter Seals Crossroads Golf Outing When: Thursday, July 15, 2010 Where: Broadmoor Country Club located at 2155 Kessler Blvd. Indianapolis, IN Why: This is an event to benefit children and adults with special needs through adaptive technology. All proceeds will help to fund the Clinical Assistive Technology Department of Easter Seals Crossroads. Cost: $250 individual, $500 twosome, $1000
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