Featured Guest on "Accidental Pren-her Show"
On Monday, September 3, Moschel Kadokura, President and
Founder of Timely Matters, Inc., will be the Featured Guest on the
Accidental Pren-her Show: Stories of the Unexpected [note:
scroll to the bottom of the page], with host Susan L. Reid, DMA.
Listen to the interview here:
Dr. Susan Reid is a Small Business Startup Coach, Consultant, and
the Original Accidental Pren-Her. For more information, please go
to Alkamae: Intuitive Small Business Solutions.
Invention helps parents solve 'nagging' problem
By Erin Hussey
Moschel Kadokura, President of Timely Matters, Inc., was featured in
a newspaper article describing the On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer.
To read the entire article, please go to the archives section (enter
"Timelymatters" in the search) and browse past issues for the
October 17, 2007 Edition of the Cupertino Courier.
Mother of triplets creates a low-tech gadget to
get kids to school on time: OnTask OnTime For
Kids By Dean Takashashi
The On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer was featured in a Tech Talk
Blog by Dean Takashashi. Dean has been a journalist for almost 19
years, most of it covering technology business news. For about 12
years, he has been covering tech news in Silicon Valley. Read the
entire article, along with reader comments at:
The Tech Talk Blog (Dec 13, 2007)

Dane Carlson's
Business Opportunities Weblog
An interview with Moschel Kadokura, President of Timely Matters,
Inc., was featured in Dane Carlson's Business Opportunities Weblog.
Moschel explains how the On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer
progressed from a sanity-saving home invention, to a working
prototype, and finally into a business. The Business Opportunities
Weblog is a moderated list of legitimate business opportunities
helping entrepreneurs find the right business. Please read the
entire interview at:
Keep Your Kids On Time While Making It Fun (Jan 10, 2008)

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The On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer has been listed in the
following publications:
Sue Scheff and P.U.R.E.™
The On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer has been listed in Sue Scheff
Book Reviews and More. Sue Scheff is the founder of P.U.R.E.™,
Parents Universal Resource Experts, an organization that assists
parents in finding trustworthy programs for their children struggling
with issues like addiction, violence and attention deficit disorder.
Learn more about Sue Scheff and P.U.R.E. at http://suescheff.
blogspot.com/
What Kindergarten Teachers Know
On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer was described in a blog article on
"Making Routines Fun for Everyone" by Lisa Holewa, journalist and
co-author of "What Kindergarten Teachers Know," a practical and
fun parenting guide that takes tips and tricks from the nation's top
early childhood teachers and adapts them for parents of 3- to
6-year-olds to use at home. Read more at
http://www.whatteachersknow.com/home.html
San Francisco View From The Bay
The On·Task On·Time for Kids Timer was featured in a series of
blog articles by Amy Graf in The Mommy Files. Amy also appeared
on ABC's View From The Bay to demonstrate how the On·Task
On·Time for Kids Timer works. Watch the View From the Bay
segment here.
Hartford Special Needs Examiner
Educating about autism and other special needs has always been a
great passion for Danna Mann. She has twin boys, an autistic
daughter and three step children, one of which is also autistic.
Danna writes about On·Task On·Time for Kids in the Hartford
Special Needs Examiner.
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Write. Edit. Repeat.
Lylah M. Alphonse is a full-time editor and writer at the Boston
Globe, where she has worked since 1994. She is also a freelance
writer, editor, and blogger: Lylah writes about parenting issues in
the Child Caring column at Boston.com, and about juggling career
and parenthood. See Lylah's comments about On·Task On·Time
for Kids at Write. Edit. Repeat.