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DK Arts
(visual
and performing artist)
Dylan Kuehl is sole proprietor of DK Arts and a
life-long resident of Olympia, Washington. An ambitious
visual and performing artist, Dylan performs live in
community dance events 2-3 times a year. He has won
several art contests and has had his work published in
numerous publications including the "Washington State
Adolescent Transition Resource Notebook."
He is a Special Olympics gold medalist, studies
modern, tap and hip-hop dance as well as martial arts
and is a fierce rock-n-roll drummer.
Visit Dylan's website at
DK
Arts
Read about Dylan
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Visit Logan's website at
Logan's Magazine

email logan magazine
Logan Magazine was first
published in 2006. The magazine was created by Logan Olson after
she concluded "the world needs a magazine for young women with
disabilities".
Logan's articles are targeted towards young
adults living with disabilities. The magazine features fashion,
easy-to-handle beauty products, college & career resources, and
lifestyle articles.
The magazine also profiles successful young
men and women with disabilities, as well as celebrity
interviews, including Ginny Owens, Bethany Hamilton and
Adam Morrison to provide inspirational testimonies and
advice on life.
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Ryan's Art
(visual artist)
Ryan is a native of Fort Collins, Colorado who blends his
love of both computers and art and making unique designs.
He started printing his colorful computer art onto cards and
magnets in 2003. We sincerely hope you enjoy his creations
as much as he enjoys making them.
His cards and poster art make wonderful "happy" gifts- so
contact Ryan and buy some!
email: happyart4u@comcast.net
view and purchase
Ryan's Cards at his
link website at
happyart4u

create & buy custom products at Zazzle
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Humboldt Candles
Compassionate Integrations
"I’d like to
tell as many people as possible with autism, their families and
support programs so that others might make candles as well as an
employment option."- Nathan Young
Nathan Young is an autism
self-advocate from Humboldt County California. He started a
"soybean" candle company and helps employ other persons with
disabilities. Please visit his websites above and support his
entrepreneurship.
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Chris' Art
( poetry in art)

Visit
Lopsided Heart Creations at
http://lopsidedheartcreations.com/
Lopsided Heart Creations is a registered trademark.

"I chose this business so I could have my writing get behind people's minds....."
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Author

Travels in a blue chair
by Walt Balenovich
Funny
things happen when you're backpacking alone
around the world! Now imagine doing and seeing it all
from my blue
wheelchair. My book
of adventures on four wheels is an entertaining new
twist on the iconic
North American backpacker.
I had
polio when I was 12 weeks old and spent the first 5
years of my life
in the hospital, after finally being released to enter kindergarten............
You can learn more about myself and the book at...
http://www.bluechairbook.com
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each book
will go to
support Rotary International's program to
vaccinate children against polio in the Third World.
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Colleen is a
young entrepreneur specializing in providing books on
*
Self-determination
* Person Centered Planning
* Independent Living.
Please visit her
website at
Connections
for Our World
Beautiful Freedom -a parent's
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