by Randy Earle | Jun 23, 2013 | Access, AMN, Disability, Innovation, Uncategorized, Wheelchair
A wheel that folds. Why would you want a wheel that folds? If you sit where I sit, why wouldn’t you? From process to product, I love everything about MORPH folding wheels, especially after handling them today. This invention hinges upon advocacy. Duncan...
by Randy Earle | Jun 22, 2013 | AMN, Uncategorized
My first dear Corgi, Vippy, was a yearling when I was diagnosed with Adrenomyloneuropathy in 1996. Walks with him were slow affairs. Partly because he was seriously sniffy and a bit of a garbage mouth. Partly because I was dragging myself in those early days of my...
by Randy Earle | Jun 17, 2013 | Access, Innovation, Relationships, Uncategorized
“Social Media + Traditional Media = Crazy Awesome!” Sponsored by Net Squared Greater Seattle. Location: Northwest Work Lofts, 3131 Western Avenue, Suite 303, Seattle, WA. I’m trying to improve my social media skills, and I’m intrigued by...
by Randy Earle | Jun 13, 2013 | Relationships, Uncategorized
To Kenny, I’m Stanley. It’s been a year since I last tried to correct him. When he spots me in the neighborhood, he yells, “Stanley.” Sometimes he does a little dance. Sometimes he says he was hoping he might see me. He always carries his Bible...
by Randy Earle | Jun 7, 2013 | Access, Uncategorized
I’m in the middle of a transformation, and so is my neighborhood. Yesterday I was trying to negotiate the seemingly endless construction with my usual calm confidence. (It helps to cloak myself in those words when facing danger.) At one particular intersection,...
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