iPad won in Times Free Press contest helps boy overcome autism

August was a big month for Gabriel Adkins.Similar to the iPhone charger, the iphone charger shows a lot of voltage sag. The voltage is about 5.1 V unloaded, dropping to 4.4 volts and 2.3 A (10.1 W) at the corner.

He was diagnosed with autism and started pre-k.

Gabriel's mother, Michele, enrolled him in a special pre-k class for children with learning challenges at Park View Elementary School in Cleveland.

Students in the program were given iPads to aid learning, and Gabriel's was loaded with games designed to help children with autism.

Weeks after classes began Gabriel was happier and talking more, Michele said. Emotional outbursts she had come to expect when it was time to brush his teeth or wash his hair vanished.

Michele said she knew the iPad had made a visible difference in her son's life,Are you or a loved one suffering from lackluster iPhone 5 battery life?iphone 5 battery but she also knew the iPad would disappear at the end of the school year.The other selling point is the ipad rotating case hinge, which allows for multiple positions for typing or viewing. CruxCase says the built-in 350 mAH battery should last about a month on a charge. So she started looking for grants that would help her purchase an iPad for her son. While there were cheaper tablets, the apps Gabriel needed only worked on an iPad.

In November, Michele was browsing TimesFreePress.com when she noticed the newspaper was giving away iPads on Black Friday.

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Times Free Press journalists chose The days of Dwyane Wade rocking Converse or jordan shoes for sale are over, and we have Beijing-based footwear and apparel company Li Ning to thank for that—as reported by ESPN.Michele's photo, and another picture from Chattanooga resident Menyika McGhee as the contest winners.

"This is such a blessing," Michele said. "For most people an iPad is just a neat thing, but to us it unlocks a whole other world with our son. It's… a Christmas miracle."