You could win this 2009 MasterCraft X-1 Wakeboard boat complete with custom wrap graphics, tower, tower speakers, cover and trailer. The boat was specially designed and manufactured by Mastercraft for the 15th Annual Eskimo Escapades Shut Up & Ski! raffle event on January 10, 2009.
There are only 1000 tickets. When they're gone, that's it. That means that if you buy one $100 ticket, you'll have a 1 in 1000 chance to win the $60,000 MasterCraft X-1 wakeboard boat.
You can purchase tickets at the Eskimo Escapades website.
Just think, for a $100 tax deductible gift for a great charity, you get a 1 in 1,000 chance to win an absolutely incredible $60,000 MasterCraft X-1 Wakeboard Boat. Not a bad deal, eh?
When I sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI), I had a thousand questions.
How do I drive? How do I make my home accessible? Can I still swim?
Can I play golf? Can I still work? What laws protect me? Where do I find resources
online? Many of the questions started with "How do I adapt to..." This site
has some answers to those questions.
HowToAdapt.com is a forum for individuals to show how they personally
learned to adapt to their challenges. If you wish to try any of these ideas or activities
you should discuss them with a doctor or a qualified expert to make certain
they are appropriate for you. Just be careful, and above all,
Be safe!
Individuals with normal vision and dexterity can access the fifty or so topics on this site by clicking a menu item. People who are mobility impaired or who have low vision can use a combination of the tab key, enter key and accesskeys to select topics. The topics are grouped into six categories to minimize tabbing. You can pick a category directly by using accesskeys 1 through 6.
I cannot yet claim that these pages are accessible, but I'm working on it. Your comments and suggestions will help me come closer to that goal.
If you have better ideas than the ones you see here and would like to share them, send them to me and I may include them. Solutions to problems concerning any type of disability are welcome, even those like Eeyore's.
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