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Alexis Bonari: Why Disabled Athletes Inspire
Bio: Alexis Bonari is a freelance writer and researcher for College Scholarships, where recently she’s been researching culinary scholarships as well as republican school scholarships. Whenever she gets some free time, she enjoys watching a funny movie or curling up with a good book.
The Double-take
A while back I did a blog about staring. Bottom line, no matter how many years go by, being stared at is not comfortable. The reason is that it highlights that you, the person being stared at, have something different about you and because of that you need to be put over here in a different group [...]
Who Says I Can’t TV – Maureen
We have a crew of 4 for the shoots. In all action shots we have 3 cameras. In interviews we have 2 cameras and a lighting person as well as a production assistant who runs around making the scene comfortable for all. Here is how this (and probably most) shoots went with Maureen McKinnon last [...]
2011 Athletic Fundraising Appeal
Jothy & Carole’s 2011 Athletic Fundraising Appeal Every year we take on 2 or 3 significant athletic challenges to raise money and give back. We need your help to reach our fundraising goals. To date, since 1998, we have raised and given to these causes over $100,000 thanks to so many generous donors. Thanks for all [...]
First 1-legged ascent up Bridger headwall
OK, we don’t know officially if it is first 1-legged ascent but the people that know Jackson Hole well think so. Through good friend, mountaineer, skier and snowboarder extraordinaire Stephen Koch–the first to descend the highest peaks on 6 of the 7 continents on a snowboard (http://stephenkoch.com)–my brother Mike and I had a strong in with [...]
Considering is the most Unforgiving word
Have you ever heard “You do That-thing really well…considering you are a Something-or-other”? And with that, you just got dropped into the Something-or-other bucket. You’re labeled. You’re categorized. Whether you like it or not, you are a Something-or-other. What if it’s a category that’s separate and distinct and maybe stigmatizing? No matter what you do you [...]
2011 C.R.A.S.H.-B. rowing championships
I entered the 2011 C.R.A.S.H.-B. (stands for Charles River Association of Sculling Has Beens) indoor rowing championships this year. Something like 2000 rowers from all over the world converge on the Agannis Arena at Boston University for this event. In the main competition area, the Concept2 rowing machine manufacturer set up 80 Erg machines connected [...]
This year’s athletic events
I have pretty much settled on the events I will be doing in 2011. Here is the list: date location event what it is fundraiser 2/20 Boston, MA C.R.A.S.H.-B. Indoor rowing championships not a fundraiser 4/16-17 D.C. to Gettysburg FOA ride World T.E.A.M. Sports Face of America Ride to honor our military—disabled, veterans and active duty—in a ride from DC to Gettysburg, PA Resources and support to injured service members, [...]
Disabilities awareness at Eliot school
From the Needham Hometown Weekly – Jothy Rosenberg, author of Who Says I Can’t, will help launch the Disability Awareness program at John Eliot Elementary School on Friday, January 28. Rosenberg, who lost a leg and a lung to cancer when he was a teenager, was told that he had no chance of surviving. Thanks [...]
Crowd-sourcing to fund creative projects
To fund Who Says I Can’t the reality TV series, I am using a two-pronged approach. Our estimated need to create a really super quality pilot is $150,000. That could be done for less but we left some room in that to make sure we can get the best music and graphics which separates the [...]


