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The Blind Film Critic: The Hangover Part II

Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianaki, and Crystal the Monkey in The Hangover 2

Blind Film Critic Tommy Edison reviews the movie “Hangover Part II”. He explains how the movie is mostly made up of “sight gags”. Tommy shows us how a couple of sight gags appear to him by showing you the joke with the picture and then showing it without the picture.

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Yahoo! Mail Pushes the Online Envelope with a Faster, Safer, Easier and Constantly Connected Communications Experience

Yahoo! Mail

Get ready world, the latest version of Yahoo! Mail is moving out of Beta and coming to an inbox near you! This faster, safer, and easier email experience will roll out to you and all of Yahoo! Mail’s 284-million users worldwide, offering fun, engaging and productive features consistent across PC, mobile and tablet devices.

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In Case You Missed It: Seeing Ears and Tongues

PageBot single switches for Amazon Kindle

Humans are incredibly adaptable creatures. Find out how Daniel Kish sees with his ears, while Erik Weihenmayer uses his tongue, and Dugan Smith continues to play baseball with a backwards leg.

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The Librarian: Video collection from AssistiveWare

Assistiveware video collage

AssistiveWare has a wonderful group of videos on its site, a collection that Yahoo!’s Accessibility Lab draws on frequently. To understand the impact of assistive technology on the individual experiences of disability, these videos are terrifically useful. If you know of other videos that serve a similar purpose, we’d love to hear about them.

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Original Cyborgs: Disability and Technology

Cover of Cyborg Manifesto

Unless you are a feminist, geek or academic, you have likely not come across the Cyborg Manifesto. It was written back in 1985 as an exploration of how the boundaries between human, animal and machine are blurring

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In Case You Missed It: Exoskeleton Graduation, Autistic Communication, and Paris Accessibility

College graduate, Austin Whitney, walks to get degree with robotic exoskeleton

It's been a great week in accessibility: Chipotle forced to make their accessibility as good as their food, jamming music to help disabled children with social and motor skills, Netflix adding captioning to iOS apps,

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