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By Javier Robles

Travel Simbols like plane, palm trees, eifel tower If you’ re a person with a disability and really love to travel you may already know that traveling by airplane can be both frustrating and humbling.  This is especially true in today’ s security climate.  If you have not traveled on a plane before and have a disability, especially a physical one, we hope this article will give you the tools you need to travel from point A to point B without too much hassle.

 

In this article we will tell you 7 things you must do to ensure a comfortable and hopefully stress-free itinerary.

Read more: 7 Tips for a Successful Flight Even If You Have a Disability

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By: Kelly Rouba

Workshops & Demonstrations Offer Something for Everyone

Find us in New York/Metro at booth Number 834

Girl sitting in manual wheelchairIn the land of all things disability, David Korse can easily be considered the Wizard of Oz. For those who’ve attended any one of the Abilities Expos that take place across the country each spring, you know just how jammed packed they are with helpful vendors, informative workshops, and cutting edge assistive technology. And Korse, who oversees the event with business partner Lew Shomer, promises this year will be even better.

Although neither Korse nor Shomer have a disability, both have about 30 years of experience working in the trade show and conference industry. As longtime friends, “we wanted to work together, so we started a search for potential opportunities,” Korse said. “We heard that the former owners were considering selling the Abilities Expo portfolio and, before we knew it, we had fallen in love with the events, and we became the new owners in the summer of 2008.”

Read more: 2012 Abilities Expo to Showcase Cutting-Edge Products & Services

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By Odeon Black


I know, I know, you're thinking oh no!  Another article about dating.  Well, yes and no.  This article is specifically about dating your disability.  I was thinking we all want to go out on a date, but how many of you have thought about dating your own disability? 

The romance, the intrigue, but most importantly the awkward moments. I mean there you are with your quadriplegia, holding hands and maybe kissing a little.  Then one of you needs a condom, who the hell is going to get it?  Nobody, that's who.  So there you go having unprotected sex with yourself.  The horror. 

Read more: How to Date Your Disability: A Tragic Story with a Happy Ending

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Grant Deadline – March 15, 2012 at 5 pm EST
 
WEST ORANGE, NJ – Kessler Foundation announces the opening of the 2012 cycle of its Community Employment Grant Program. This program supports employment opportunities and career advancement for individuals living in New Jersey with mobility and/or cognitive impairments primarily from neurological conditions such as spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis or chronic musculoskeletal disorders.

Read more: Kessler Foundation Announces 2012 Community Employment Grant Request for Proposals

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