Access Press, Volume 16, Number 6, June 10, 2005 Minnesota's Disability Community Newspaper
 
 
 

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Editor's Column

by Tim Benjamin

John Tschida recognizes that this is the ninth special session in recent history. Does a special session give the governor or legislators an advantage in negotiations? Some political analysts suggest that it does give one party an advantage over the other, but there is no hard proof that this is true ... read more from Tim >

 

Disability Technology

Technology of The Future

by Jeni Mundl

Assistive Technology is revolutionizing rehabilitation and the way services are provided in the areas of: computers, environmental controls, biotechnology, biomedicine, and robotics. Bill Gates revolutionized the assistive technology industry when he built his multi-million dollar home to include what are now known in the disability community as EADLs or Electronic Aids of Daily Living. These aids are allowing people to be more independent and live with less assistance thus lowering the cost and need of PCAs ... read more from Jeni >

 

Mental Illness/Brain Disorders

Homeless. Please Help. God Bless. Go Twins

by Pete Feigal


I read the sign as I pull up to the stoplight. The “Go Twins” tag makes me smile. A nice sales technique. Something new. But then it puzzles me, makes me uncomfortable. An unexpected touch of humanity. I don’t recognize this homeless guy. This intersection is busy so it gets the “panhandle-tag team” almost 24/7, and there’s always new faces ...
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