I’m thrilled to be listed in Crippled Monkey’s Pick of the Blogs at Ouch! I’ve mentioned Ouch! before, lots of good stuff !
City Hall to improve wheelchair access – newarkadvocate.com The mayor said he’s never supported unisex restrooms, but it’s something the city must do. “I don’t generally like that concept,” Bain said. “I’m an old-fashioned type of guy.” TheWGALChannel.com – Politics – Wheelchair-Bound Man Fights For Right To Vote Court: Disabled woman can sue Glendale District [...]
My friends Frank and Kate at DFM Engineering have recently supplied a 24 inch telescope to the College of Southern Idaho. The design goes beyond just providing wheelchair access to the telescope floor; the system includes an articulated arm with a relay lenses that allows the eyepiece of the telescope to be positioned independently of [...]
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As I read more about disaster preparedness and emergency evacuation of disabled persons, I’m becoming conscious of a basic conflict between professional advice and the concerns of the potential evacuee (me!). The primary organizational concern seems to be that those who are able to evacuate without assistance not be hindered or harmed by efforts to [...]
I’m looking forward to exploring Terry Welker’s Code Connection: Who is this BLOG for? CodeMakers: Building Officials, Fire Officials, Plans Examiners, Inspectors, Code Consultants and other professionals who are involved in code enforcement and promulgation. CodeCoaches: AIA Members, Architects, Engineers, Interior Designers and other design professionals who are serving clients and appplying building codes in the design of buildings. [...]
My sister and her two adorable babies are going to be joining us on our trip to California next month – we’re going to be the pre-boarding party from hell! One wheelchair, one double stroller, and one year old twins!
I’ve had a couple of requests to post some pictures of our home modifications, and I’ve finally gotten around to starting.
Time to learn about realistic evacuation possibilities. I’ve been invited to present ideas to my company’s security and facilities departments. I’ve found a number of devices: Evac+Chair Evacu-Trac Carrydown CD7 LifeSlider I’m working on a criteria list: Cost Storage required Ease of use Training required What else?
Despite my best efforts, I may be in the National’s Capital for the emergence of Brood X. I’m actually kind of excited, since I don’t have to live with them, just visit them. Periodical cicada information: Cicada Watch 2004 UMMZ Periodical Cicada Page (includes many life-size pictures (!) and cicada noise recordings) Cicada Central


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