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	<title>Comments on: Visiting Whirlwind Wheelchair International</title>
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		<title>By: bess</title>
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		<description>liz-- I&#039;m a little slow catching up on my google reader but I loved reading this post.  I know the Whirlwind folks a little (Mark anyway) and am studying CIL as part of my dissertation on accessible design.  One thing that immediately comes to mind -- does your friend Alexandra know about the Disability Rights and Independent Living Collection at Berkeley?  I imagine they would be into having her materials.  As a historian I hate the idea of these things being lost.  The more future-oriented project you describe here is brilliant too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>liz&#8211; I&#8217;m a little slow catching up on my google reader but I loved reading this post.  I know the Whirlwind folks a little (Mark anyway) and am studying CIL as part of my dissertation on accessible design.  One thing that immediately comes to mind &#8212; does your friend Alexandra know about the Disability Rights and Independent Living Collection at Berkeley?  I imagine they would be into having her materials.  As a historian I hate the idea of these things being lost.  The more future-oriented project you describe here is brilliant too.</p>
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