The Reliability Gives Voice to Autism 2011 Event is April 26, 2011.

This extraordinary event includes:
a) Dinner
b) The RGVA 2011 Book Awards
c) A special and touching presentation by Ken Arthur of Allied Services and father of an autistic daughter
d) Entertainment by Chezaday! This is a special fun filled magic show. You will enjoy it.

To join us, sign up as part of MARTS and include the dinner.

Alternately, if you only wish to attend the dinner and entertainment, click here. All proceeds are donated to ASA and ASI.

Sponsors for this event include:
- Allied Services
- Autism Society of Illinois (ASI)
- Autism Society of America (ASA)
- IVARA
- Ludeca
- Infraspection Institute
- MARTS
- Applied Technology Publications
- Dreisilker Electric Motors, Inc.
- SUCCESS by DESIGN Publishing

RGVA 2011 Book Award Finalists Include:

For the Reliability and Maintenance Genre:

- ‘Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices' by Ramesh Gulati
- ‘Asset Data Integrity is Serious Business' by Robert S. DiStefano and Stephen J Thomas
- ‘Smart Inventory Solutions: Second Edition' by Phillip Slater
- ‘TPM Reloaded' by Joel Levitt
- ‘Turtle: David Bushnell's Revolutionary Vessel' by Roy R. Manstan and Frederic J. Frese

For the Autism Genre:

- ‘No Matter What' by Sandy Howarth
- ‘Sucking Up Yellow Jackets' by Jeanne Denault
- ‘I Want to be Like You: Life with Asperger's Syndrome' by Travis Breeding
- ‘The Best Kind of Different: Our Family's Journey with Asperger's' by Shonda & Curt Schilling
- ‘Making Sense of Autistic Spectrum Disorders' by James Coplan, M.D.
- ‘Preventing Litigation in Special Education Workbook' by Dr. Jacque Phillips, Esq. & Randy Chapman, Esq.
- ‘The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law: Second Edition' by Randy Chapman, Esq.

Come join us and see who wins Gold, Silver and Bronze RGVA 2011 Book Awards. All finalists will be recognized!

Proceeds from this event assisted in training federal and local law enforcement in identifying and handling people with autism as well as providing direct services for family assistance. The Autism Society is the leading organization for direct assistance to families from when first diagnosed to continued support and direction. The Autism Society does not proscribe to any one solution for those affected by autism.

Join us for fun and support of our global community! And...sign up for the MARTS programs at www.martsconference.com.