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    SCI Superstar: Rafe Biggs

    Check out the story of Rafe Eric Biggs PhD on SPINALpedia, founder of Sexability and a life coach for Soma Evolution. Injured on a meditation retreat 10 years ago while in India, he's made it his mission to helping people with disabilities find sexual pleasure and loving partners. His story was even featured on the TV show Strange Sex.

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    SCI Superstar: Scott Rains

    Inclusive travel is the name of his game. Check out the amazing Dr. Scott Rains on SPINALpedia, an incomplete quad since 1972 who's become an international accessibility consultant, having traveled to every continent on the planet, minus Antarctica. Scott teaches governments and businesses how to become more accessible, and has a ball while he's at it.

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    SCI Superstar: Tatyana McFadden

    A decorated Paralympic wheelchair racer who's been competing since she was 14, and the winner of the three BIG marathons last year - NYC, Boston and London - learn the awesome story of Tatyana McFadden on SPINALpedia, adopted from Russia at the age of 6 by a US aid worker who's now trying out Nordic skiing (adapted cross-country skiing) at Sochi next month. And she's only 24!

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    The Sochi Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies are tonight! Check out three videos from SPINALpedia on how Sochi has gotten the city ready for wheelchair-users when it comes to accessibility and at the venues AND how they've integrated gorgeous wheelchair dancers into the opening ceremonies. Check out their dress rehearsal video, and the rest of the awesome videos below.

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    Let’s Make Some Melodious Sounds

    Love early '90s hip-hop? Then you'll love Ms. Wheelchair California 2010 Jennifer Kumiyama's rendition of "Hey Mr. DJ" by Zhane (ah so good!), as well as two sweet instrument adaptation videos - a kit drum made accessible by a paraplegic by hitting a symbol and how a quad uses a PVC pipe and a tenodesis splint (with a fork in it) to still play guitar, all on SPINALpedia!