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Category Archives: Disability
A Q&A With Tom Lange At EmpowerTech
I email Tom and he replies: * Are there particular jobs blind people are best suited for? Tom Lange: Well, let’s put it this way. There are jobs that obviously require vision and you wouldn’t want a blind guy performing … Continue reading
Posted in Disability
Tagged blind community, blind guy, commercial pilot, definite answer, nondisabled peers, sense of touch
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Seeking Absolution For My Sins
Though I try to hold myself back in my interviews, when I feel like they are going well enough, I set my demons loose among the hens. For example, see this interview with Robert Cait and these two reports from … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, Ethics, Personal
Tagged absolution, cait, cool crowd, disabled kids, friend wayne, self denial
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EmpowerTech Opens The World To People With Disabilities
I first visited the place March 26. I was inspired by the movie "There’s Something About Mary" to work with the disabled to try to land for myself a Cameron Diaz-type hot blonde girlfriend. I returned to EmpowerTech today to … Continue reading
Posted in Disability
Tagged blind man, blonde girlfriend, cameron diaz, computer skills, computer training program, people with disabilities, place march, westside center, wide web consortium, world wide web consortium
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EmpowerTech – A Door To The World For People With Disabilities
When I walked in Wednesday afternoon, they immediately wanted to help me. HIV is not a death sentence. Aspergers can be managed. Being gay is not a choice. Using the wonders of modern assistive technology, this organization could help me … Continue reading
Posted in Disability, EmpowerTech
Tagged Alexander Technique, carey ford, cathy seipp, intense hours, orthodox judaism, santa monica blvd
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