My name is Marty Sheedy and this video explains "what its like to be me." I want to create awareness and opportunities for the disability community. My dreams are to create a bigger piece and get this story into the spotlight. I am also working on an another project to create even more awareness. Check it out at www.projectscissorgait.2ya.com Please subscribe to my channel because very soon there will be more videos to come. My next video project will be a series of me interviewing some friends about what it's like to have a friend with a disability.

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You've got a job interview, but suddenly you're in the minority. A tale worthy of the "Twilight Zone" with a disability twist.

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www.euronews.net This week on Learning World we look at projects in Ireland, Qatar and Malta helping people with special needs integrate fully into their societies. One organisation in Dublin is using new technology to help severely disabled people speak, move around and communicate more easily. "smartlab-ie.com":smartlab-ie.com

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Post - 2000 public information film. A woman with Down's Syndrome is being interviewed for a job, and becomes hesitant when the employer has a question for her - but it's not as bad as she expects.

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www.ntv.co.ke This is the inspiring story of a six-year old boy from Kisumu who just happens to share a name with the president, but that is not why what Dennis Kibaki so special. He was born without hands but the six year old is defying the odds as he overcomes his challenges to live as normal a life as possible. And as NTV's Ouko Okusa reports, the boy has his eyes set on big things in life.

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The World Report on Disability is a major WHO/World Bank publication which will be launched on 9 June 2011 at the United Nations in New York. The report explores current evidence about disability and highlights what works to improve the lives of people with disabilities. One chapter of the report highlights the importance of education as a means to promote participation. To continue our exploration of "What's disability to me?", we invited Mia Farah, a woman with intellectual disabilities from Lebanon, to tell us about the problem of negative attitudes in schools, and to introduce us to the concept of self-advocacy. (please note: this file has captions - click on the (cc) button to see options)

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Renowned theoretical physicist Professor Stephen Hawking contributed a foreword to the World Report on Disability, and sent a video message of support for efforts to improve the lives of the billion people with disabilities in the world. For more information on the report, please visit: www.who.int

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A sincere upload from me to my dear fans and supporters, so you can know a little more about me, know the real me. Thank you again for all the heart you've given me. Love, Kristine This episode features music written and performed by Tony T Nguyen [ tonytmusic.com ] , David Tran aka Applesauce, as well as myself.

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I almost didn't post this. It's really scary opening up and sharing my weakness with people. But I know that it can help some of you who are going through a similar experience. Or at least educate people who might not understand how hard it can be for someone in that situation. There was a lot more I wanted to say in this video, but its hard for me to express what I want to say verbally sometimes. ADD ME ON FACEBOOK: on.fb.me TWITTER: bit.ly Google+ bit.ly Tumblr: bit.ly SEND ME STUFF! =D Joey Graceffa PO Box 5344 Culver City, CA 90231-5344

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1) What is a Continuing Disability Review? 2) Why does Social Security make such a big deal over receiving Unemployment Compensation benefits?

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The Gillard Labor Government today announced that it will start work immediately with states and territories on measures that will build the foundations for a National Disability Insurance Scheme, following the release of the Productivity Commission's final report into the matter. The Government asked the Productivity Commission to examine reform of disability support services because we believe that the system we have today is not delivering the kind of care and support Australians expect for people with disability. The main recommendations of the Productivity Commission are: A National Disability Insurance Scheme should be created to provide all Australians with insurance for the costs of support if they or a family member acquire a disability. The scheme will provide individually tailored care and support to around 410 000 people with significant disabilities. A National Injury Insurance Scheme should be created to provide no fault insurance for anyone who suffers a catastrophic injury. The Productivity Commission's report finds that it would take at least seven years to transform disability services. The Australian Government supports the Productivity Commission's vision for a system that provides individuals with the support they need over the course of their lifetime, and wants reform of disability services that is financially sustainable.

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The Campaign for Disability Employment is a collaborative effort to promote positive employment outcomes for people with disabilities by encouraging employers and others to recognize the value and talent they bring to the workplace.

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1) I am wondering if the gap in medical records will affect my benefits? (For an initial application and Continuing Disability Review) 2) I have a hearing soon & wonder if I am entitled to be reimbursed for all the medical expenses I've paid if awarded benefits? 3) Do I take documents to my Social Security Disability hearing with me? 4) What if i have a doctor i want to see and sometimes he has a Physician Assistant see me instead, then the Physician Assistant takes over my treatment. Does that still count as seeing the doctor? 5) Should i make it specific that i want to see the doctor because seeing a doctor has more weight when applying for disability? Which besides an MD., does social security accept a Doctor of Osteopathy carry weight when it comes to getting treatment? 6) This is my condition 42 y/o male, Hiv +, diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma and depression, plus i get sever migraines. Do i have a case, i all this conditions i had more than 15 years? 7) If Social Security requires me to have a representative payee, is there anything i can do to prove i can handle my own money?

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This video is for our campaign on Disadvantaged People and we wish to raise awareness on disabled people. Please comment. The music is Your Song By Ellie Goulding. We do not own anything except the campaign. We do not represent or know any of the celebrities featured. Good Informative Websites Are: ocdtodayuk.org www.disabled-world.com www.dlf.org.uk

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Explaining my learning disability with an example Twiter: www.twitter.com/the72nd_stern PSN; the72nd_stern Xbox: the72nd stern

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Handle any emergency with Howcast's First Aid app - howc.st If you are no longer able to work because of a disability, you may be eligible for government assistance. Here's how to find out and claim your benefits.

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This compilation of disabled voices from Bolivia, Lebanon, Tanzania and the United Kingdom was shown at the global launch of the World report on disability, 9 June 2011 in New York City at the United Nations. For more information on the report, please visit: www.who.int

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To see the captions on this video: click on the (CC) button. Different languages are available. The World Report on Disability is a major publication from the World Health Organization and World Bank, launched on 9 June 2011 in New York. The Report explores current evidence about disability, identifies needs, and highlights what works to improve the lives of people with disabilities in areas including health, rehabilitation, support, environments, education and employment. For our final film, we asked Feliza, a woman with disabilities from the Plurinational State of Bolivia, "What's disability to you?" This video is in Spanish with subtitles in various languages, click on the (CC) button to see the options.

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You can watch the original episode titled "My Disability" right here: www.youtube.com

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From BBC News: A Conservative MP has suggested "vulnerable" jobseekers - including disabled people - should be allowed to work for less than the minimum wage. Backbencher Philip Davies said the £5.93-an-hour legal minimum may be a "hindrance" to some jobseekers. Firms were likely to favour other candidates and MPs should not "stand in the way" of those who wanted to work for less to get on the "jobs ladder". But mental health charity Mind said it was a "preposterous suggestion". Mr Davies, the MP for Shipley, made the comments during a debate in the Commons over the minimum wage and employment opportunities. The minimum wage is currently £5.93 an hour for those over 21, £4.92 for those aged between 18 and 20 and £3.64 for 16 and 17 year olds. The MP claimed the most vulnerable, including those with learning disabilities and mental health problems, were disadvantaged in their search for work because they had to compete with candidates without disabilities and could not offer to accept lower pay. They were desperate to work but continually found the "door was being closed in their face". He said he had talked to people with mental health problems during a visit to a surgery run by the charity Mind, and they had "accepted" that they would be passed over in favour of jobseekers without disabilities. "Given some of those people with a learning disability clearly, by definition, cannot be as productive in their work as somebody who has not got a disability of that nature, then <b>...</b>

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At age three, Valeska's parents were told she would never graduate from college. Valeska struggled in school all her life. After many years of dropping in and out of school, Valeska, now an older student with a learning disability finds ways to succeed in college.

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www.youtube.com Click here to watch my last episode of Modern Warfare 2, Junkyard's CTF on Fuel (MW2 Gameplay/Commentary) Modern Warfare 2: Gaming with a Disability, Junkyard talking with Ian (MW2 Gameplay/Commentary) I was able to get an opportunity to talk with Ian who is paralyzed from the middle of the chest down. Not letting his situation dismay him from playing video games he has been able to adapt and come up with a solution to overcome his disability. If you have any questions leave a comment below, on my channel or in a PM if you don't want the world to see. :D Also please check out my YOUTUBE page and all my videos! Everything under my favorites, are videos that have been uploaded to Machinima! SO WHATCH THEM ALL & SUBSCRIBE! Director's Channel: www.youtube.com Ian's Channel: www.youtube.com Director's Website: www.vgclips.com Follow Junkyard on twitter twitter.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow Machinima on Twitter! Machinima twitter.com Inside Gaming twitter.com Machinima Respawn twitter.com Machinima Entertainment, Technology, Culture twitter.com FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE TRAILERS, GOT TO: www.youtube.com TAGS: terminal Modern Warfare 2 Junkyard129 PC MPN 83747 Infinity Ward Activision Duty 6 CoD MW two Quadriplegic tetraplegic playing ps3 quad tetra disability wheelchair cripple broken neck <b>...</b>

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The World Report on Disability is a major publication from the World Health Organization and World Bank, to be launched on 9 June 2011 in Geneva. The Report explores current evidence about disability, identifies needs, and highlights what works to improve the lives of people with disabilities in areas including health, rehabilitation, support, environments, education and employment. We want to hear from people with disabilities about what can be done to overcome barriers to participation in their communities. To continue the debate, we asked Rachael Johnson a woman with disabilities from the United Kingdom, "What's disability to you?" Sign up at the WHO Facebook page on.fb.me and send us your films, photos and stories. Please note: this film has captions in many languages, click on the cc button below the video.

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