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About the Site:
- CAW (Cheryl) and JAW (Joshua) are a mother-son team who are racing to write about NASCAR and educate you about Tourette Syndrome. .
What is Tourette?
- It is a neurological disorder characterized by 'tics'. These are involuntary, rapid, sudden movements or vocalizations that occur repeatedly in the same way. Some common tics include: eye blinking, throat clearing, facial grimaces, shoulder jerks, grunting, sniffing. Tics come and go, wax and wane. Onset of tics is usually between 7-9 years of age, and may or may not last a lifetime.
Racing Links
- Ask.com/nascar
- ESPN - NASCAR News
- Fox Sports - NASCAR
- Frontstretch.com
- Insider Racing News
- Jayski's
- Motorsports Soapbox
- MotorsportsOne.com
- MRO
- NASCAR on Sirius
- NASCAR on XMRadio
- Petty Enterprises
- Race Fan TV
- Race Talk Radio
- Racing News Digest
- RacingOne.com
- Richard Childress Racing
- Ryan Newman Info
- SPEED channel
- Speed51.com
- Steve Wallace FanSpace
- Sue's Racin' News 'n Views
Other Links
- AutismSpeaks.org
- Friends of PA-TSA
- Narcolepsy Network
- National Tourette Syndrome Assn.
- PA-TSA (Penna Tourette Syndrome Assn)
JAWs Interviews
- Artie Kempner, Coordinating Director of NASCAR on FOX
- Constant Motion and Constantly Motivated: Erik Arneson, Director of Media Relations at SPEED
- Dennis Michelsen of FS
- Fishing for answers from John Kernan
- Jenni Thompson, of FS
- Mike Joy
- Nikki Krone, of FS
- RacerGiant of Winston West Series
- Rapid Replies by a Popular NASCAR Personality: Kenny Wallace
- Ren Jonsin, WM of FS
- Steve deSouza of Joe Gibbs Racing
- Sue Scott, Author of Sue's Racin' News 'n Views Newsletter
- Sweet As Colorado Wild Flowers--Meet CNF by JAW
- Talking broken bones, forgetful guests, and pot bellied pigs with Dave Despain
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