Link Dump

• Dynamic Touch Screens Help the Speech Impaired- CNET
• Handicap is Not a Death Sentence and Should not be Treated as One-US News and World Report
• One Arm Presenter is Scaring Children, Parents Tell the BBC -Daily Mail
• ipods May Help Asperger's Kids Navigate Life -Star Tribune
• A Rorschach Cheat Sheet on Wikipedia? - NY Times
  

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Guardian Newspaper on Susan Boyle's mental health
Boston.com article on Massachusetts', Ablevision TV "exposing people with disabilities to the mainstream audience and showing that we're all people with abilities. We're all different people and we all have something to bring to the table"
Schizophrenic Brains Not Fooled by Optical Illusion (Wired Magazine)
Double Hand Transplant Reawakens Brain Control (Wired Magazine)
April 2, 1922: Rorschach Dies, Leaving a Blot on His Name (Wired Magazine)
National Museum of Health and Medicine Flickr page
Eye Spy: Filmmaker Plans to Install Camera in His Eye Socket (Wired Magazine)

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Link Dump

Because I come across far more information than I'm able to write about or provide commentary on, I'm going to start an occasional link dump. Basically, a list of interesting links with a brief description about it, but not much explanation or commentary. The hope is to continue to give you good posts while also giving you some of the other interesting things I find, and have to frequently pass over.
For a bit, you may see a repetition of the same sources as I clean out my RSS feed reader of all of the links I've saved, but this will improve as I work through them.

• Rare Share: "RareShare is a unique social hub building communities for patients, families, and healthcare professionals affected by rare disorders." (via TechCrunch)
• Honda Stride Mgt and Stride Assist demo: Demonstration of AT devices to help individuals stand and walk longer. (via TechCrunch)
• Bitterness as Mental Illness? -LA Times (via Slashdot)
• Addiction Based Game Design (via Slashdot) Examination of designing games to be addictive

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