Bibliography

Websites:

1. "Disability Social History Project Website." November 15, 2003. <http://www.disabilityhistory.org/>.
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Books and Journals:

14. Berger, Gilda. _Physical disabilities_. New York: Watts, 1979.
15. Haskins, James. _The Quiet Revolution_. New York: Random House Inc., 1972.
16. Haskins, James. _Who are the Handicapped?_. Garden City, NY: Double Day and Company INC., 1978.
17. Simon, Sheridan. _Steven Hawking: unlocking the universe_. Minneapolis: Dilon Press, 1991
18. Yanco, Holly A. and Gips, James. Preliminary Investigation Of a Semiautonomous Robotic
    Wheelchair Directed Through Electrodes. Proceedings of the Rehabilition Engineering Society of North America Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 20-24 June 1997. RESNA Press, 1997, pp. 414-416.
19. Yanco, Holly A. Wheelesley, a Robotic Wheelchair System: Indoor Navigation and User Interface

The Team:

• Jeremy Samuels: Linux, HTML and GIMP guru.
• Steven Schrag: Research guru, writing guru, IBot guru, musical guru.
• James Wahawisan: Graphics guru, research guru.
• Kenny Long: All around guru.
• Charuta Gavankar: Dreamweaver guru, research guru, writing guru, just plain guru!
• Drew Fisher: Math guru.
• Jennifer Long: Research guru.
• Chris Ayala: Research guru.
• Neeraj Bhatia: Research guru.