Author Information
Arlene Evans
Member since 30th October 2005
Occupation: School Nurse
As a school nurse, I was unable to find literature for children or teens on the common genetic disorder of color vision deficiency (CVD) or colorblindness. To fill this need, I wrote Seeing Color: It's My Rainbow, Too for children and Color is in the Eye of the Beholder for teens and adults. These books were written for everyone: just as knowing what challenges are involved in diabetes, for instance, people need to know what challenges are involved in color vision deficiency. I also have written a novel, Dinner for Two, a romantic-comedy-adventure that was published by Echelon Press 12/05. Not surprising, the hero is colorblind! My Web site is: www.cvdbooks.com. Arlene Evans
01st November 2005
A NEGLECTED CHALLENGE OF BUSINESS
By Arlene Evans
"Innumerable Web sites and charts and graphs used in business are just mush to me," said Jim Doane. Font colors and background colors mak...
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01st November 2005
Joey Knight was puzzled. What did his parents mean by color? Green shirt, red shirt, brown shirt, gray shirt. Huh? They all looked pretty much the same to him. He figured his parents were just smarter than he was.
Approximately 1:12 males and 1:200 fe...
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01st November 2005
Jim Doane was humiliated when he passed the ball to a member of the opposing team with the red jerseys instead of to his own team with the green jerseys. His team lost. He said he had a short-lived career in high school as a fry cook because he couldn't t...
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