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I was 16 when i first got my invalid carriage. the excitement of this vehicle coming into your possession after years of being dependent on, in my case, my parents, to take me anywhere, was an absolute delight and thrill. it gave you the feeling of somehow levelling out the playing field of the limitations put upon you by your disability. it took me to college, when i was a student, it took me to my firstjob, but when we look at it objectively we can see a lot wasnt right with it as well. report...

Coming into your possession after years of being dependent on, in my case, my parents, to take me anywhere, was an absolute delight and thrill. it gave you the feeling of somehow levelling out the playing field of the limitations put upon you by your disability. it took me to college, when i was a student, it took me to my first job, but when we look at it objectively we can see a lot wasnt right with it as well. 85% of disabled people using this vehicle have said to have complained about its un...

All were hand controlled, in other words if you take the three petals in a normal vehicle, the clutch, the accelerator, the foot brakes, they were all incorporated to be only operated by hands. i am a victim of polio and have always suffered a restricted mobility. i was 16 when i first got my invalid carriage. the excitement of this vehicle coming into your possession after years of being dependent on, in my case, my parents, to take me anywhere, was an absolute delight and thrill. it gave you t...

Some form of transportation. newsreel: all have motor- invalid chairs and many of them go out in them every day to work in nearby factories along the great west road. the government came up with designing what we would best describe in those days as being an "invalid carriage". but then they got the brand name, which was the brand name of the manufacturer, they became the invacar. all were hand controlled, in other words if you take the three petals in a normal vehicle, the clutch, the accelerat...

Time in which i was talking with sierra green, just yesterday, a mother of three here, her rent a couple months ago went up from $900 to $1,300 and at a time when theres a great pot of federal funds that have yet to go into the hands of renters despite it being the intention of congress to do so. i want to let you hear from erica taylor, a housing advocate here in the greater atlanta area, and frankly theres not enough people here like erica taylor to help thousands of individuals around the gre...

Little while we expect to see harvey weinstein in this courtroom behind me. they are trying to get three charges dismissed. three of the 11 sex crime charges that he is facing in this upcoming trial here in los angeles on the grounds that the three charges fall outside of the statute of limitations. theyre arguing that they were filed more than ten years after the date of the alleged crime. the charges are forcible rape, forcible oral sex, and sexual battery by restraint. it means a possible 15 ...

Indoors if you are going to cause other people to die from cancer. you dont even have the right to ride your motorcycle without a helmet. if youre going to crack your head or you dont have the right to get loaded, get drunk and then go driving. thats a violation of the law. there are all sorts of impositions that have to be made to protect public health and safety. that is completely part of freedom, but you dont have the freedom to endanger other people. thats what republicans dont seem touns, ...

Women bowel cancer screening programmes. unfortunately the pick—up rate is where we fall down on. for example bowel cancer pick—ups, only 40% of the population returned their kits back. but if picked up early we can prevent cancers such as that. i think the nhs, weve got to remember, it was set up as an emergency service to provide free point of access care at the point when someone needs it. what has happened is it has grown into this phenomenal health care infrastructure, which provides ca...

Goal danielle just outlined 7 so, silicon is a semiconductor. thats the material thats used to absorb sunlight and generate electricity in a solar cell. it works by absorbing sunlight, particles of sunlight, that we call photons, they carry energy, theyre absorbed in the silicon and what they do is give electrons in that silicon extra kinetic energy, the energy from the photons transferred to the electrons, and those electrons, with that energy, can move around and theyre freed from the lattice ...

Free point of access for care at the point when someone needs it. whats happened is its grown into this phenomenal health care infrastructure which provides care for everybody. but there is only limitations and we as individuals have to play our part in order to prop up this phenomenal, phenomenal service. good evening. summer warmth and sunshine may be in short supply at the moment, but one thing we havent been short of today is rain. drenching downpours and thunderstorms have affected many pla...