LD and disabled people

[Pantalimon]

I’m unsure do i have enough time to translate Lucid Crossroads into Estonian, but maybe i will take a shot one day.

Cool

The lucidcrossroads is a very good idea, especially the “lite” version; you can make a very nice website for a little time. Everybody who spends hours on desiging his own pages must appreciate it. I found it some time ago and thought of translating it, but I had more or less the same things on my own site. I translated LaBerge’s “A course in Lucid Dreaming” instead. Maybe I’ll make Czech Crossroads during winter, just because I like the pictures:-)

and cool, glad you liked the site.

Sorry I forgot I replied to this and have just got back to it

More LD websites the better buts it always nice to see a difference between them, content, style or language.

[r3m0t]

There used to be a website specifically for people with spinal cord injuries but its gone now sadblauw (btw r3m0t the link on wki books doesn’t work as a result).

Then remove the link(s) yourself, damn you. I don’t even know what you’re talking about. (‘edit’ tab above the module title…)

[MSG2]

I’m comming back to this old topic just to inform you that there has been NO interst from the insitute:-( They even haven’t replied… I’ll try via unofficial way (my friend works there). The good news is that I realized about a few dozens sites for disabled, so I’ll try somewhere else too.

[charlottedreamer]

^^ that’s too bad that there doesn’t seem to be interest. It seems like an awesome idea that may really help disabled people enjoy some of the luxuries that they can’t have in real life