Heheh, I would just love to see how able bodied people cope with the obstacles we go through every day.

Tamar Magenta Raine
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Oakland Mayor's Commission on People with disabilities


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From: Two Cents
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Sent: 4/2/2004 3:06:19 PM
Subject: RE: Reality TV/e - Deadline: Noon Tuesday, April 6


Thank you for your response to our question about creating a TV reality show. I will contact you if it is selected for publication.
Best wishes,
Stacy Martin
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Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 6:36 PM
To: Two Cents
Subject: RE: Reality TV/e - Deadline: Noon Tuesday, April 6


The contestants would be given power wheelchairs and they must be in them 19 hours a day and try to maneuver in everyday tasks. They must find ways to deal creatively with obstacles, or just trying to cross a busy intersection with cars that try to cut them off. They must deal with holes in sidewalks, and public busses that have broken lifts, or deal with paratransit vans that are always late. They'd have to deal with inaccessible restrooms in public places, store aisles that are too narrow or crowded for wheelchairs, and people patronizing them.

Tamar Magenta Raine
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IM; tamarmag48
Oakland Mayor's Commission on People with disabilities


----- Original Message -----
From: Two Cents
To: Two Cents
Sent: 4/1/2004 5:28:14 PM
Subject: Reality TV/e - Deadline: Noon Tuesday, April 6


Greetings.
We are seeking commentary on the following topic:
"If you could design a TV reality show, what would it be about?"
The deadline to respond is noon on Tuesday, April 6.
Answers – which will run only if space permits – should be about 50 words and are subject to editing. Responses selected for publication will run with the correspondent's photo, name and the name of the town where he or she lives.
Thank you,
Heidi Swillinger