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Zenith Tube
website accessibility rating: excellent 
Articles on faith, America, humor, and other subjects by Phil Scovell.
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ouch!
website accessibility rating: excellent
Ouch! brings you the latest snippets, half-heard whisperings and gossip about the disability scene and coverage of disability in the media.
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Blind Access Journal
website accessibility rating: fair
Karen and I chronicle our experiences dealing with a variety of issues as a blind couple, show how we have dealt with various blindness situations and seek comments on ways to constructively address the concrete concerns of accessibility and transportation we face on a daily basis.
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Biodiverse Resistance
website accessibility rating: fair
In defence of diodevsity in all its forms.
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Disabled Rants
website accessibility rating: fair
Not only do physically disabled people have experiences which are not available to the able-bodied, they are in a better position to transcend cultural mythologies about the body, because they cannot do things the able-bodied feel they must do in order to be happy, 'normal,' and sane....
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My Peggy Peg!
website accessibility rating: fair
This is a blog for all who are fed internally through a PEG tube and for those who know others who also like myself cannot eat or drink! For carer , professionals , family and friends! All interested or wanting to know about enterla feeding a warm welcome and support awaits you here!
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Puresh Power
website accessibility rating: fair
Danny Puresh's blog on thoughts and ideas around access for disabled people that he encounters on a day to day basis. Director of a London based disability equality practice. Speaker on disability and access.
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Squidoo : Lenses : Finding Blind-Accessible Games
website accessibility rating: fair
If you're blind, or have a friend or loved one who is, you probably know how hard it is to find games and social activities that are fully accessible. This lens aims to introduce you to how blind accessible games work, show you where to find them, and point to some places where you can learn more about the games, players, and developers.
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Southampton Centre for Independent Living (SCIL)
website accessibility rating: fair
SCIL is an organisation run and controlled by Disabled People. We support Disabled People to live independently and campaign for an inclusive society which does not discriminate against Disabled People.
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The Fred's Head Companion
website accessibility rating: fair
Fred's Head, a free service of the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc. is a clearinghouse of information about blindness, accessibility issues, visual impairments, emerging technologies, tips and resources.
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